Ouachita Parish High School - Roarer Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

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FCDREWCDRD Ouachita's insignia, a Lion, is almost synonymous with Ouachita Parish High School, so frequently do we use it in our school life. Our school strives in its activities-scholastic and extra-curricular-to exemplify those qualities associated with the Lion, King of the Iunqle, such as strenqth, daring courage, and determination. For these reasons the staff chose the Lion as the Roarer 1950 theme. ln all its sections the staff has tried to portray as many as possible ot the incidents and features of 1949-1950. 1t presents the Roarer 1950 with the hope that in years to come it Will bring pleasure and Will he indeed a treas- ured book of memories. ' A C1-IEERING SECTKDN TQ BE REMEMBERED Page Six

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' 5 X BE REMEMBERED 313:32 C 11:2 qff Mfm znes The sesQon.oi 19494959 has indeed been Ha school year if 9 ISJSU to be remembered , a year which witnessed many changes 4 I at Ouachita - a new principal, Mr. l. C. Strickland, and a new assistant principal, Mr. S. R. Braleyg a number of new teachersg an enlarged and improved Agricultural Department: remodeled Distributive Education quartersg a new book roomg a resuming of athletic contests with Neville, a homecoming danceg a lunch program with staggered periods, a shortened school day: a 555,200,000 school tax election, 3309000 of which is to be used in repairing, redecorating, and improving Ouachita Parish High School. Page Five

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TI-IE BUCKS Administration Classes Features Activities Athletics Craanizatioris