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

 - Class of 1951

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Ouachita Parish High School - Roarer Yearbook (Monroe, LA) online collection, 1951 Edition, Cover
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Bonny Pettit rthur Matthews , Ann Dougal . Alice George . ,Vonnette Austin . . Joe Milner 4 Gregory H re 1 N A 5 lf? JC, I ':.,.1-.,q'mg.fv-. Nwwxtn 'nu -wall.-.fg4sSf'!v1 A A - K' 5 Our Home of Southern Page 4 raditions D-v v X Fore rd Because the Guachita River is so much a part of our community and school life, the Roarer Staff has striven to present an annual which reflects our life along its banks. Its waters are no longer disturbed by great steamboats plying their way to New Orleansg now only pleasure craft and seaplanes skim lightly along its broad surface. VVhat stories it could tell of our Alma Mater! The river has seen our school grow from its small beginning in 1894 to its present status as largest high school in the state. The staff lovingly presents the Along the Ouachita edition, hoping that in years to come you may find in it a reminder of every phase of your school life for the year 1950-51. I Classes 11 Atliluics 0 R D E R 0 F T I-I i III .Xclivitics V1 Advcrtisenients BOOKS IV Organizations Y. 42 V ieatulns Page 7 Speed Barns rm llfe Ouaclvim Class 0fffl'f'V.Y pose on top deck of river boat Page S DEDIC TIO To Mrs. Sara Hollingsworth, an unclerstancling teach- er and a friend of all students, advisor to the business staff of the Roarer for six years, and an active participant in extra-curriculai' activities, the staff lovingly dedicates the 1951 Roarer. Page 9 SCHOOL BO RD Left to right: Ii. M. Finley: R. I . lfnller: Clhzirlcs B. Griggs: Dwight li. Owens: W. B. Inulmncl: Mack .lvmilsg -Iznnes H. vl.l'UlISll1llC. -lr.. president: CI. Ci. Wall, jr.: Dr. B. li. Spencer: YV. li. Pzilmcr. vifc-prcsirlcnl: Marcus D. SXYZITIC. B. .X. 'l'z1rx'cr: W. A. Czilluwuy: Ouachita Mrs. Miss Gladys Gregg. Miss .Xllr Nor- Lcfl to right: Clirissic XYllll11ll1S. line Connell. Mr. :nan liclwarcls. Mrs. Her- lxert Henry. Mrs. Billy Massey, Mrs. .L W. Gel'- sun. and Miss Lzivcrnc Anlley. Parish chool Board Office Staff LATE NEWS AND FEATURES OF ALL THE SPORTS Tonigh eto Be .0 Despite Edi I I MACK AVANTS PRI NC I PAL SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION 1. C. STRICKLAND 4 I I I ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL S. R. BRALEY Pgell Our School ll wisra U l 'M V rfb' A 4. A C W' 1 7 , f' , Q6 p, Page 12 Faoult GRACE MILDRED CARTER M.A. Mathematics Senior Class Sponsor MRS. FRED COOK B.S. Matlzemitics junior Class Sponsor MRS. JOHN GOON B.S.. M..-K. Home Iflronomirs RAMONA CORMIER BA., MA. Choir Direrlor TALMADGE I.. CROSBY B.S. Agrimtlture Future Fa-rmers, 4-H Club Sponsor RICHARD CRY.-XR B.S.. M..-X. Distribulive Ellucation Club Sponsor CARRIE DEE DREYV B.S. Srienre ELLEN FONTENOT B.S. Commerce I-Ionor Soriety, Lionette Sponsor F.Ii.I..A., Senior Class Co-Sponsor ANN GANNAWAY BA. Sorfal Studies and Moth MARY LEA GEORGE B.S. Plzysiral Ezlumtion Girls' Basketball Coarll C. B. GRIGGS B.S. Agriculture Future Farmers, -I-H Club Sponsor MRS. ROBERTA GUION B.A., B.S. Library Scienre Assistant Librarian MRS. MARION V. HARGROVE B.A. English Lion Home Room Reporters Club Sponsor BIRDIE I-IATTON M..-X. Art JAMES H. HODGINS B.S. Plrvsical Ifllllfflllflll Football Coach HERBERT H. HOLLIM.-KN ILS. l'lrvsiml lirlumtion Basketball Coarll Assistant Football Conrh MRS. SARA HOLLINGSWORTH M.S. M zz th e rn at i rs Roarer Business Sponsor MRS. JAMES HORNBEAK B..-X. llournalisnz Lion Sponsor Roarer Iizlitorial Sponsor TRUMAN MCCREA Our School Facult BILLY HUDSON B.S. Driver Education Track, Assistant Football Clllllll SALLIE L. HUMBLE B.S., M.A. History, Government, Soriology xleffersonian Club, Honor Society Sponsor JOHNNY JOHNSON B.S. World History Assistant Football Coach MRS. JOY JOHNSON B.S. Physical Ifdnration JEAN KENNEDY BA. Sorial SI udies R IA B EL LA N N B.A English GLADYS LATHAM B.S. English MRS. HELEN LCFEVRE ILA., NLE. Cinirs Assembly Director MALCOLM Lel EVRE B.S.. ML. Aflllllllflllllllfki MRS. CYNTHIA LEIGI-l M..-X. Latin Latin Club Sponsor MRS. MARY LEE LEWIS B.A. English DONALD LOGAN B.S. Srirnrc YVONNE LUSK B.S. Sjnecfflz, Cinirs MRS. COLEEN HART MANN B.S. fl0lllflIlf I'!'!f Co-Sponsor of F.li.L.A. MRS. ELIZABETH MANHEIM A.B. Matlzenzatics Ticket Managvr B.M. Band Director JOSEPHINE MCCRANIE B.A., MA. Civics 1 Guidance Counselor X MRS. HENRY MONTGOMERY A.B. I English ,Page 1,3 I First Row Deryl Z. Morris Mecllanifal Drawing Mrs. -I. W. Musselwhite BA., B.S. in Library Science l.llI7'6l7'y Club Sponsor Mrs. Margaret Parker B..-X. English I.io11c'tle Sponsor Ola Mae Pennington MA. American History jeffersorzian Club Sprmsor Mrs. Ruby R. Penton B.S. Science Clleerleaflcrs, Sopllornore Class Sponsor Kate li. Perkins MA. Anuwimn History School Faoult Second Row Mrs. X'Vilsie Howe Potter B.S. C om :nerve F.li.L.A. Co-Sjmnsor Mabel Reeves B.S. Biology, General Science Mrs. William Roclriquez B.A. English Agnes Shaw B.S. Spanish l,ionz'lles, Spanislz Club .sponsor- Mrs. Dora Mae Schultz B.S., M..-X. Home Economics F.H.A. Club Sponsor June Shultz BA. Spa-vflz Third Row Anne Smith BA. English Mrs. H. P. Smith B.S., MA. Hislory XVilma Smith B.S. Connncrce lioncltcs Sponsor F.l3.l..A. Co-Sponsor Mrs. I-lerhert Steed BA. Cizfirs F. L. Stricklin A.B. Science Allzlelic CUlIlI7lillC Chin. Mrs. Jennie L. Sullivan B.S. Alatlmuzfllics Fourth Ron' Mrs. A. L. Tatum B.S. English Lion Advertising Sponsor Mrs. Fensky Terzia AB. Study Hall Lanier D. Thompson B.S. Conznllfrfe A lhlrflic Com. Bookkeeper F.B.I..A. Faculty Sponsor Mary A. l'Vall A.B., M.A. English E. H. Williamson B.A. Alatlmnlrllics, Science Frances li. Wilson B..-X. llfll1llIL'IIIIIllC.S' Ilrfl Cross, Freslnnan Class Sponsrn' Page 14 nd Staff Membe Top, Betty Laura Alclriclge, secretary, and Mrs. Francies Smith, office clerk Left, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, grzldnzne nurse, with patient Right, Mrs. Marie Frzlzier, dietitian Page? xx 'X Uh xxx' x9 xxxxN'QXx1lllH xxulfl. X 5 HH, xxx in QQQ? u. yuljk x x 'll Ixsuklx Page 16 lll HSSQS Page I7 The Senior Class OFFICERS. Left to right: Joe Milner, vice-presidentg Albert Donald, treasurerg Peggy Tousinau, secretaryg Tommy Trawick, president. Page 18 The enior Class 1951 Row I JAMES ADCOCK F.F.A. '50 '5lg 4-H '50 '5l. DEXNEY ALBRITTON Band '48-'51g Home Room Vice-President '48g Spanish Club '5l. BEVERLY ANN ALDRIDGE 4-H Club '48-'5lg Home Room Reporter '48, Secretary '49g Red Cross Representa- tive '48g Choir '48-'51g En- semble '49-'5lg All State Chorus '49-'5l. LA FAYE ANTLEY Home Room President '50 '5lg Library Club '50g D.E. Club Vice-President '5l. HAZEL ASVVELL Row II VONETTE AUSTIN Latin Club '48 '49g Art Club '49 '50, Vice-President '49 '503 Girls' State '50g Y- Teens '-183 Lion Staff '5lg Roarer Staff '5lg jeffersonian Club '50 '5lg Lionettes '51g Home Room Vice-President '48 '49: Senior Committee '51, PATSY BAGGOTT Art Club '49 '50g F.B.L.A. '31 BETTY BAMBURG Red Cross Representative '48g Home Room Reporter's Club '50g Latin Club '49 '505 Lionettes '50 '51, First Lieu- tenant '50 '51g Jeffersonian Club '50 '5lg Lion Reporter '51, EVELYN BANKS D.E. Club '5l. HAROLD BANKS Red Cross Representative '-195 Trade School '50 '5l. Ron' III RONALD BARFOOT Band '48-'5lg Choir '50 '51, RALPH BARNES KENNETH BATES Football '50 '51, All State '5lg Basketball '50 '5l: Base- ball '50 '51g Home Room Treasurer '5l. WILLIAM BATES Freshman Football '48: P.F.A. '50. RAYMOND BEASLEY Latin Club '48g Choir '5l: Band '48-'51, Row IV JOHN BIVINS Home Room President '50, Reporter '5lg Key Club '49- '5lg Latin Club '493 Jeffer- sonian Club '50 '513 Football '48-'5l3 Baseball '50g Nation- al Honor Society '5l3 Consti- tutional Convention '51, THERESA BOLTON Home Room Secretary '48- '50, Reporter '493 Red Cross Representative '483 Glee Club '48 '49g Y-Teens '48g Home Economics Club '48g Lionettes '50g Choir '50g D.E. Club '5l. JOHNNIE BOYETTE Home Room Sergeant-ab Arms '48g Glee Club '48-'50, Sergeant-at-Arms '49g Choir '5lg Lionettes '49-'51, Sergeant '50 '5lg Lion Reporter '5lg Homecoming Maid '50, ANN BRANTLEY D.E. Club '5l. BOBBYE LYNN BROWVN The enior Class 1951 Row I DONNIE BROWN F.F.A. Treasurer '50g D.E. Club '5l. JOHNNIE BROWN Trade School '50 '5l. MARGARET BROWN Girls' Glee Club '5l. GARY BURFORD Trade School '49 '50, DONALD BUSSEY Lion Staff '48-'5lg Room Reporter '48 '49, Ser- geant-at-Arms '50g Sophomore Class Reporter '493 Latin Club Treasurer '49, Sponsor '50g Junior Class Treasurer '503 Jeffersonian Club '50 '5lg Football '50 '5l: Cheer Lead- er '48. Home Row II INEZ BUTLER BOBBY CAPLES Trade School '51. MARGARET CARR Lionettes '49-'51g Red Cross Representative '51g Glee Club '483 Library Club '50. BOB CARTER - Football '47-'5O: Basketball '48-'50g All-State '50g All- American '50g Baseball '48- '51, JOHN CARTER Band '47-513 Football '48p D.E, Club '5l. Ron' III GEORGE CHAPMAN Football '483 Basketball '48g D.E. Club '5l. BERYL CHILDRESS Lionettes '48-'50, Sergeant '49 '50g Jeffersonian Club '50g D.E. Secretary-Treasurer '5lg Library Club '48-'50, Secretary '50g Girls' State Alternate '503 Red Cross Representative '48g Home Room Vice-President '50g National Honor Society '5l. BETTY JO CLARK Home Room Sergeant-ab Arms '49, Reporter '5l3 Glee Club '48g Y-Teens '49g Choir '50g F.B.L.A. '5lg Office As- sistant '5l. EUNICE CLARK F.B.L.A. '5l. GEORGE CLARK Red Cross Representative '49-'5lg Home Room Officer '-18. Row IV OLIVEE CLARK Girls Glee Club '48g Li- brary Club '50 '5lg Office Assistant '5l. WILLENE CLARK Home Economics Club '48 '49 '50. MATTIE LORENE COATES F.B.L.A. Sergeant-at-Armsg '51 Home Room Sergeant-ab Arms '5lg Home Economics Club '48g Lionettes '50: Amer- ican History Club '50: Art Club '49g Girls' State Alter- nate '50, JANE COATS Sophomore Class Vice-l'res- iclent '49g Cheer Leader '49g Homecoming Maid '48 '49g Queen '5l: Choir '48-'5lg En- semble '5l: Home Room President '49, Secretary '5l, Treasurer '-18. BOBBIE SUE COLLIE Basketball '50g Home Eco- nomics Club '51, The Senior Class 1951 Row I JAMES COUNTS Choir '48-'51g D.E. Club '5lg Football '49g Baseball '50. TROY COUNTS Football '48-51, All State '503 Baseball '48-'51g Choir '50 '5lg I7.F.A. '48-'51g Home Room President '48, Vice- President '49 '50 '51g Art Club '50 '5l. LAMAR CRAWFORD F.F.A. Club '48-'5lg Art Club '50 '5lg Baseball '49. LIONEL CROWELL Art Club '48-'50g Band '48g Baseball '49-515 Latin Club '493 Basketball '50 '5lg Choir '51, DEWARD CULP Row Il JOHN CULPEPPER Key Club '48-'5lg Latin Club '49 '503 Tennis Team '50 '5lg National Honor So- ciety '51, JAMES CUNNINGHAM Jeffcrsonian Club '5l. HAROLD DAVIS Basketball '48-'5lg Baseball '48-'5lg Spanish Club '49. MARCIE DAVIS Home Room President '48, 'Sergeant-at-Arinsg Red Cross Representative '50g F.B.L.A. '5lg American History Club '50, HERMAN DELOACH Home Room Sergeant-ab Arms '48, Vice-President '49 '50: Freshman Class Treasur- ere '47g Civics Club '47g Choir '48g 1'V0rld History Club President '-185 Football '48- '5lg Track '49 '50g Jeffer- sonian Club '503 Senior Class Vice-President '50g All State Honorable Mention '51, Row III ANTHONY DITTA D.E. Club '50 '51, President '51g National Honor Society '51, ALBERT DONALD Baseball '50 '51g Senior Class Treasurer '51g Home Room President '49 '50 '5l. ANN DOUGAL F.B.L.A. '51, Constitution- al Committee '5lg Lion Staff Typist '5l3 Roarer Senior Editor '5l. MARVIN DOWNS Trade School '50 '5l. BETTY DUCHESNE Lionettes '50 '51, Reporter '5lg Home Room Vice-I'resi- dent '5l3 Homecoming Maid '5lg Y-Teens '48, Row IV BENNIE DUNN MARGIE DUNN Y-Teens '48g Girls Glee Club '48g Home Room Vice- President '48. EMMA JEAN DURHAM Library Club '48 '49 '50g Red Cross Representative '49p Lionettes '50 '5lg American History Club '50g National Honor Society '5l. GUY DUPRIEST Football '5lg Basketball '5lg Baseball '513 Track '5lg Home Room President '5l. EFFIE MAE EGGERTON Home Room Secretary- Treasurer '50, Reporter '51g Spanish Club '49-'51, Serg- eant-at-Arms '51p Reporter's Club '5lg F.B.L.A. Secretary '5l. K. ,zv wr ---- - .. ,W it ,f.- .W.fl:4ta.aa,s,--.l.,sf..4 f' .1 fr ....s.1.a.m..- -fs f' ' The Senior Class 1951 Row I DICK EVANS Football '5lg Choir '51, Band '5l. ANNA JOYCE EYRE Glee Club '48, Library Club '48g Latin Club '49 '50g Home Room Reporter '48g Y-Teens '48g National Honor Society '50 '5lg Lionettes '49- '5l, Corporal '50, Vice-Presi- dent '5lg Lion Staff Typist '5l. DERWOOD FACUNDUS Band '48-'5lg Choir '5lg Jeffersonian Club '5l3 Home Room Secretary '49'. ELMER FANT Lion Staff '483 Jeffersonian Club '50 '5lg Boys' State '50g Home Room Vice-President '5lg F.B.L.A. Vice-President '51 JOE FANT Home Room President '48, Vice-President '49, Secretary- Treasurer '5l5 Cheer Leader '49g Red Cross Representative 2305 Football '48g Basketball '5 . Row Il VIRGINIA FARRAR Library Club '483 Jefferson- ian Club '50g F.B.L.A. '5lg Lion Feature Writer '50. JIMMY FERGUSON Band '48-'503 Home Room Reporter '48-'5lg Freshman Football '48g Key Club '49-' 513 Lion Staff Photographer '5lg Band '48-'5lg Choir '51, GLENN FLEMING DONALD FLETCHER DOROTHY FOSTER Home Room President '48g Library Club '48-'50g Lion- ettes '51, American History Club '50. Row III ERNEST FOSTER F.F.A. Club '51. BENNIE FRANKLIN 4-H Club '48, Sergeant-ab Arms '48g F.F.A. '49-'5l3 Foot- ball '49-'5lg Red Cross Rep- resentative '5lg Choir '51g Boys Ensemble '51, Mixed Ensemble '5lg All State Choir '5l. IRMA JEAN FRANKS Glee Club '48, Home Room Reporter '48g Library Club '48-'5lg F.B.L.A. '51, Ameri- can History Club '5l. DICK FRANTOM Choir '48-'51, Business Manager '48 '51, Vice-Presi- dent '50, All State Choir '48- '5l3 Ensemble '49-'5l3 Jeffer- sonian Club '5l. JIM FREEMAN D.E. Club '5l. Row IV MELBA FRISBY F.B.L.A. '51, HAROLD FRITH 4-H Club '48-'51g F.F.A. '48- '51 TOMMY FRYANT Football '48 '49, Roarer Staff '5lg Trade School '51, Lion Staff '49. OWVEN FULLER F.F.A. '48-'5lg Art Club '49, JOYCE GARRETT Latin Club '49, Lionettes '503 Lion Typist '5l3 National Honor Society '5l. ,, 1-. mgnii n,a.t.s-na-swalvnmaf-e sr . naw, -emily-m,.nr,es - The enior Class 1951 Row I ALICE GEORGE Better Government Club Secretary '48g Library Club '48 '49g Honor Society '50 '51, Treasurer '5lg Lioncttes '49- '5l. Private '50, Secretary '515 Home Room Sergeant-ab Arms '49, President '50 '513 Jeffersonian Club '50 '51, Girls' State '50g Softball '49- '5l3 Basketball '49-'51g Lion Staff '50 '51, Circulation Man- ager '5lg Roarer Staff Circu- lation Manager '5lg Junior Class Secretary. CURTIS GEORGE 4-H Club '48-'51g F.F.A. '51, HARLEEN GHOLSON Lionettes '50 '5lg Art Club HARVEY GHOLSON Trade School '50 '51, BILLY JOHN GOLSON Band '48-'51g All State Band '48-'50: Choir '49-'51, All State Orchestra '49-'51g All Southern Orchestra '49, Ensemble '5lg National Band Honor Society '-193 Boy's En- semble '51, Row II LAVERNE GOULD Red Cross Representative '50 '51g Y-Teens Program Chairman '48 '-195 Glee Club '48-'50, ADA MAE GRAVES EMILY GREEN Art Club '48-'50, Reporter '503 Lionettes '50g Spanish '49, GENE GREER Trade School '48 '49, OUIDA GREER Glee Club '48g Library Club '-185 Latin Club '49 '50, Councellor '505 National Honor Society '50 '51, Choir '49-'51, Treasurer '49, Report- er '50g Ensemble '51, Lion- ettes '49-'51, Sergeant-at-Arms '5lg Jeffersonian Club '5lg Girls' State '50g Home Room Vice-President '5lg All State Chorus '51, Row III FRANCES GRIFFIN Girls Glee Club '48, Home Room Secretary '48, Report- er '49, Sergeant-at-Arms '5lg Freshman Class Vice-1'resi- dent '48g Library Club '48 '49, Vice-President '-483 Latin Club '49, Program Chairman '49g Lionettes '49-'51, Second Lieutenant '51g Jeffersonian Club '50 '51g Choir '5lg Lion Staff '5lg Roarer Staff '51, MARGIE GULLEY Lionettes '50 '5lg F.H.A. '48g F.B,L.A. '51: Red Cross Representative '50, JEAN HALL Lionettes '50 '51g Art Club '49 '50g Spanish '49g Home Room Secretary - Treasurer '51, Sergeant-at-Arms '50, NVILLIE MAE HALL BILLY HANCOCK Trade School '49 '50, Row IV GREGORY HARE Lion Staff Photographer '50, Roarer Staff Photograph- er '50 '51, JAMES HARPER F.F,A, '48-'51, ARLAN HATTAWAY F,F.A. '48-'50, Librarian '483 4-H Club '48-'50g F.B.L.A. '5lg Track '49-'51, JERRY HAYNES Art Club President '49 '503 Trade School '5l3 Red Cross Representative '49, STAN HEARNE Football '48g Track '49-'5lg Home Room Vice-President '48, Sergeant-at-Arms '50, The Senior Class 1951 Row I MARY ANN HENDERSON Home Economics Club '49 '50, Treasurer '49g Lion Staff '5lg Library Club '5lg F. B, L. A. '5l. RICHARD HENDRIX Trade School '50 '5l. TROY HENDRIX Trade School '50 '5l. BILLY HENRY RONALD HOBBS Trade School '503 French Club '48, Row II ESTELLE HOFFMAN Home Room Sergeant-an Arms '483 Glee Club '48-'51, Secretary '5lg F.H.A. '51, MARY LEE HOLLINGSWORTH Basketball '48-'50, Manager '49 '50g F.B.L.A. Reporter '51, F.H.A. '51, EDWARD HORNE Trade School '49-'51 3 F.F.A. '51, JAMES HUCKABAY Choir '49-'5lg Ensemble '51 CHARLENE HUGHES Basketball '49-'5lg Softball '49-'51, Row III WILLIAM JENKINS 'rHELIwIA JINKS F.B.L.A. '5l. NELLIE LEE JOHNSON F.B.L.A. '5l. BILLY JOHNSTON Trade School '5l. MARY LOUISE JOHNST ON Row IV SHIRLEY JONES Band '48-'5lg All State Orchestra '50. IDA MAE JORDAN Red Cross Representative '483 Spanish Club '49-'51, Vice-President '5lg Home Room Vice-President '49, Sergeant-at-Arms '50, Secre- tary-Treasurer '5lg Jefferson- ian Club '5l. PEGGY JORDAN Girls Glee Club '48g Li- brary Club '48-'50, Treasurer '50g Home Room Sergeant-ab Arms '48g American History Club '50g D. E. Club '5l3 F.B.L.A. '5l3 National Honor Society '5l. IVILLIS KIDD CARL LYNN LASSETER '04 Q Ki The Senior Class 1951 Row I BOBBY LEE Baseball '49-'51g Home Room Officer '48 '49 '51, MARY SUE LEE Freshman Class Sergeant-ab Arms '-193 Home Room Presi- dent '50g Glee Club '48 '49g Choir '50 '51, MARY JEAN LEWIS Home Room President '48, Sregeant-at-Arms '49g Latin Club '49, Red Cross Repre- sentative '50g Lionettes '50 '51, TOM MONDO LILLO COURTNEY LITTLE F.F.A, '48, Row Il THOMAS LOLLEY Choir '51g American His- tory Club '50. BEVERLY LOVEIADY 4-H Club '48-'51, TOMMY MCAULIFFE F.F.A, '50g Trade School '50, '50, CHARLES McCALLUM Red Cross '48 '49g F.F.A, '49-'51, D. L. McCARDLE Trade School '50 '51, Row Ill CAROLYN MCCARTY Band '48-'51, First Lieuten- ant '51g Y-Teens '48 '51g jeff- ersonian Club '50 '5lg Home Room Reporter '49, Vice- President '50, Sergeant-ab Arms '51, Office Assistant '51, FRED MCDOVVELL Home Rooin Reporter '48g Trade School '4Sg Football '48, DOROTHY McFARLAND Art Club '48 '49g F.H.A. '48-'51, Parliainentarian '50, Vice-President '5lg Lionettes '-199513 F.B.L.A. '51, FRANKLIN McK1NLEY Football '48g Trade School '-195 F.F.A, '51, CATHERINE MCNABB Art Club '49g Lionettes '50, Row IV BUDDY MALMAY BILLY MANCUSO Latin Club '49, MARY RUTH GILMORE MARTIN Home Economics Club '50, Glee Club '51, ARTHUR 'MATTHEWS Band '48-'51, First Lieuten- ant '5lg F.F.A, '48-'50, Re- porter '49, State Convention Delegate '48, National F.F.A, Band '49g Home Room Presi- dent '48-'5l3 Better Govern- ment Club '48g Key Club '49- '51, Secretary '50, Vice-Presi- dent '51g Boys' State '50, Jeffersonian Club '51, Presi- dent '5lg Lion Staff '49-'51, Assistant Business Manager '50, Business Manager '5lg Roarer Staff Business Man- ager '51g Constitutional Con- vention '48, JOY MAY Glee Club '48 '49g Y-Teens '48p Latin Club '49 '5Og Lion- ettes '49-'51, Sergeant '51g Home Room Vice-President '49, Secretary '50, Reporter '5lg Sophomore Class Secre- tary '49g Reporter's Club '5l: F.B.L.A. '5lg Roarer Staff '5l3 National Honor Society '51, Q -, W-mi' WI '1l1e1f:ff,,l.-,mf -wwe The nior Class 1951 Row I ANN MERRIMAN Y-Teens '48 '49, President '48. Secretary '49, Home Room President '48, Secretary '49, Reporter '50, Art Club Reporter '49, Secretary '50, Spanish Club '49-'51, Home Economics Club '49, Lionettes '50 '51, Roarer Staff '5l. JAMES MILLING Art Club '48 '49 '50. JOE MILNER Better Government Club '48, Home Room Sergeant-ab Arms '48, Reporter '49-'51, Vice-President '50, Lion Staff '48-'51, Circulation '49, Re- porter '50, Sports Editor '51, Key Club '48-'51, Internation- al Council '48-'51, Sophomore Board Member '49, Home Room Reporters Club '50, President '50, Latin Club '49- '5lg Spanish Club '50 '51, Senior Class Vice-President '51, Jeffersonian Club '51, Boys' State '50, National Honor Society '50 '51, Presi- dent '5l, Roarer Staff Sports Editor '51, Constitutional Convention '5l. BOBBIE JEAN MITCHELL Lion Staff '51, MILTON MIZELL Football '48, Art Club '50, Trade School '49-'51, Row II ALICE MONTGOMERY Library Club '48-'50, Y- Teens '48 '49, Vice-President '48, President '49, Home Room Reporter '48 '49, Lion- ettes '49-'51, Jeffersonian Club '50 '51, Honor Society '50 '51, F.H.A. '51, Roarer Staff '51. CHARLES MOORE Trade School '49 '50. JAMES MORGAN Spanish Club '50, D.E. '5l. j12.fxNNE Moiuus Girls Glee Club '48, Choir '49-'5l. Reporter '49, Lion- ettes '49-'51, JACKIE MORRISON Girls Glee Club '48-'5l. Vice-President '51, Band '48, Red Cross Representative '48, Home Room Secretary '49 '50, Vice-President '51, Jefferson- ian Club '50 '51, Row III ETHEL MYERS Library Club '48, Lionettes '49-'51, F.B.L.A. '51, DEJ UA NA NEA L ELIZABETH NORRED Reporters Club '50, F.H.A. '51, F.B.L.A. '51. PAT NORRIS BETTY NORTON F.H.A. '48, D.E. Club Par- liainentarian '50 '51. Row IV CARRIE LOU OSBORNE Red Cross Representative '51, American History Club '50. LAURA OVERTON Home Room Reporter '48 '49, Spanish Club '49, Lion- ettes '51, F.B.L.A. '51, IVILLIE LEA OWENS F.H.A, '49 '50, 4-H Club '48-'5l. CHARLES PAGE Football '47-'51, Basket- ball '47-'5l. CLARA MAE PAGE Home Room Secretary '-IS. President '50 '51, Red Cross Representative '49, Glee Club '48-'50, Choir '51, F.H.A. '50, F.B.L.A. '51, weresz-fs,m,iQJ,1af.a.1w.mx, wimwtwtftwmnuwwtmm. Qi,:si,.a ,wrswifmfaew .1-WFIQ4, .-1:4 nm- with samurai 5 The enior Class 951 Row I NINA JO PANKEY Spanish Club '50 '5l. VIRGIL PARKER Trade School '48-'5l. EDYVARD PARMER Home Room Secretary- Treasurer '5lg Red Cross Representative '49g F.F,A. '48- '50, LARESE PARRIS Band '48-'5lg Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms '5l. GARY PARRISH 4-H Club '48-'51, Row II THELMA PARSONS Lionettes '49-'51, Parlia- mentarian '5lg Latin Club '49-'503 Library Club '48-50, Historian '50g 4-l-I Club '48- '51, Council Member '50g Glee Club '48g Home Room President '49-'50g National Honor Society '50 '5lg Lion Staff '48-'51, Circulation '48 '49, Reporter '50, News Editor '5l3 Roarer Staff '5lg Jeffersonian Club '5lg Lead- ership Conference '50g La. High School Press Associa- tion '503 Constitutional Con. vention '5l. JUDY PATE Roarer Staff '5lg Lion Staff '50 '51, Advertising '50, As- sistant Business Manager '5l3 Band '50 '5lg jeffersonian Club '50 '5lg Art Club '50 '5lg Choir '5lg Girls' State '50g Home Room Officer '50. PATSY PATTERSON JOE PEPPER EEA. '51. JIMMY PERKINS Football '-is-'sig Baseball '49-'5l. Row III BETTY JANE PETTIT Cheer Leader '48-'51, Head Cheer Leader '49-'5lg Choir '50 '5lg Home Room Report- er '48, Sergeant-at-Arms '50g Glec Club '48g Red Cross Representative '49. BONNY PETTIT Library Club '48 '49g Latin Club '-195 Home Room Re- porter '50, Sergeant-at-Arms '48 '49g Home Room Report- ers Club '50g jeffersonian Club '50 '51, Secretary-Treas- urer '5lg Girls' State '50g Roarer Editor-in-Chief '5lg Choir '48-'51, Treasurer '51, Accompanist '50 '5lg Mixed Ensemble '5lg All State Chor- us '5lg Lion Staff '50 '51, Re- porter '50, Feature Writer '5lg Lionettes '50 '5l, Historian '5l3 National Honor Society '5lg La. High School Press Association '51, DONALD RAY PHILIPS F.F.A. '49-'5lg 4-H Club '49-'51, KITTY SUE POLLARD Girls Glee Club '48: Home Room Secretary - Treasurer '49g Vice-President '48g Band '48-'5lg All State Orchestra '50g Spanish Club '49-'51, MARGARET ANN POUNDS Art Club '48g Y-Teens '48, Vice-President '493 Glee Club '48-'50g Choir '5lg Lion Staff Reporter '5l. Row IV FLOYE PYLIANT Choir '48-'50g Mixed En- semble '48-'50g Girls En- semble '48-'50g F.H.A. '48 '493 Home Room Reporter '50g All State Chorus '50. JIMMIE SUE RAINS Home Room Reporter '50g Y-Teens '50g Lionettes '51, JIMMY RAMSEY Trade School '5lg Band '48- '5l. JOYCE RASBURY Home Room President '49g junior Red Cross '50g Girls Glee Club '49 '50, President '50. ANGIE REAGAN Home Room Vice-President '48 '49g Civics Club '493 Latin Club '48-'503 Lionettes '49-'5lg Library Club '49- '50g Nation- al Honor Society '5l. Th S nior Class Row I VIO-LET REDDING 4-H Club '48, Secretary- Treasurer '48, F.H.A, '5l. BETTIE N EAN REID MARGIE REYNOLDS F.H.A. '48-'50, 4-H Club '48-'50, F.B.L.A. '5l. MELBA RICHIE Home Room Secretary- Treasurer '48-'50, President '49, Vice-President '5l. BETTY ROBERTS Red Cross Representative '48, Home Room Secretary '49, Glee Club '48, Lionettes '50 '51, F.B.L.A. '5l. Row II HILDA ROSS Home Room Secretary- Treasurer '50, Vice-President '31 BILLY JOE ROWE F.F.A. '51, Choir '49-'51, Ensemble '5l. WELDON RUSSELL D.E. Club '51, F.F.A. '48- '50. RAY SANDERSON Key Club '5I. ALICE SANDIFER F.B.L.A. '5I. Row III PAT SCARBROCK Home Room Sergeant-ab Arms '48, President '50, Treasurer '51, F.H.A. Treas- urer '49-'5l, Latin Club '51, American History Club '50. RAY SCHARF Trade School '48, D.E. Club '5l. ROY SCHARF Home Room Sergeant-ab Arms '50, Football '50, D.E. Sergeant-at-Arms '5l. HAROLD SCOTT F.F.A. '48-'5l. MARY BAYS SEREX Choir '48-'51, Girls En- semble '48-'5l, All State Chorus '48-'51, First Choir of America '48, Home Room Reporter '49, Mixed En- semble '49-'51, Lionettes '50 '51, Lion Staff '50 '51, Na- tional Honor Society '50 '51, jeffersonian Club '50 '51, Leadership Conference '50, Girls' State Alternate '50, Roarer Staff '5l. 1951 BILLY SHORT Football '47-'51, Track '47- '50, FLOYCE SIMPSON F.B.L.A. '51, Office Assist- ant '5l. RAYMOND SMART Key Club '51, Choir '49-'51, Home Room Reporter '48, Vice-President '49-'51, Red Cross Representative '48 '49 '50, Lion Staff '5l. BETTY JO SMITH 4-H Club '48-'51, Office Assistant '5l. BILLY SMITH Band '48-'51, Lion Staff '48, Choir '5l. -am, 1- -.,,s,..s. ,Q-ass.: - rsf-: - ,.,, tat -. f. www.1fa.,r,M,s:,twwwmzwat-4-, -sa - 'wx r nmwewm,mxwmtf-1atefw..1,-1rzfmz--awww The Senior Class 1951 Row I AI. C. SMITH D. E. Club '50 '51, Report- er '5l. JIMMIE SMITH RICHARD SMITH Red Cross Representative '51, MARIE SPEIR Home Room Reporters Club '5lg American Historv Club '50, I GENE STAPP Key Club '48-'5l3 Latin Club '48 '493 jeffersonian Club '50 '5lg Honor Society '50 '5l3 Spanish Club '50g Constitutional Convention '5l. Row II DOLORES STEWART I'.H.A. '48-'5l. Secretary '50g Spanish Club '50g Lion- ettes '5lg jeffersonian Club '5lg Lion Staff Typist '5l. joe STREET Choir '49-'s1. MARY STUDDARD F.H.A. '48g Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms '48. MORRIS TALLEY Choir '50 '51, .IOHN T.-XRPLEY F.F.A. '48-'51 Row III Jo ANN 'rAY'LoR Home Room Vice-President '-185 Red Cross Representative '49. Lionettes '50. BURTA THOMPSON Red Cross Representative '50g Home Room Sergeant-ab Arms '5l. BERT THURMOND D.E. Club '50 '5lg F.F.A. -l9. DERL TIDXVELL F.F.A. '48-'5lg 4-H Club '50 'Sl DENT TISDALE Key Club '49-'5lg National Honor Society '50 '5l3 Latin Club '49g Spanish Club '5lg Red Cross Representative '5l. Row IV PEGGY TOUSINAU Home Room President '48 '51, Reporter '49 '50g Library Club '48 '49, Treasurer '48g Latin Club '49g Lion Staff '49-'51, Reporter '50, Editor '5l3 Lionettes '49-'51, Presi- dent '5lg Home Room Re- porters Club '50g jefferson- ian Club '50 '5lg National Honor Society '50 '51, Secre- tary '5lg Girls' State '50g Bet- ter Government Club '-18, Girls Glee Club '483 Senior Class Secretary '5lg Roarer Staff '5lg Constitutional Con- vention '48 '5lg La. High School Press Association '50. TOMMY TR.-WVICK Home Room President '48-'5lg F.F.A. '48-'5l. Presi- dent '5lg 4-H Club '4Sg Foot- ball '48g Sophomore Class President '-495 junior Class President '503 Senior Class President '5lg Spanish Club '50 '51, President '5lg Key Club '50 '5lg Boys' State '50g Cheer Leader '50 '5lg Roarer Staff '5lg Senior Board Mem- ber '5l. ORA TRICHEL Spanish Club '49g Library Club '48-'51, Treasurer '5lg Lionettes '49-'5lg F.B.L.A. '5l. BILLIE TRICHELL Art Club '49 '50. SCOTTY TULLIER Band '48-'51, First Lieu- tenant '5lg Better Govern- ment Club Vice-President '483 Latin Club '49g Home Room Reporters Club '503 jeffer- sonian Club '50 '5lg Nation- al Honor Society '50 '51, Vice- President '5lg Spanish Club '50 '5lg Lion Staff '49-'51, Feature lvriter '50 '5lg Peli- can Boys' State '50: All State Band and Orchestra '-I8-'5l3 Home Room Reporter '48-'5l. Senior Class 1951 MARY ALICE TURNER Red Cross Representative '50: F.B.L.A. '5lg Reporters Club '51, BARBARA ANN VAN 4-H Club '48-'50g Library Club '50g Y-Teens '48-'50, President '50g Lionettes '5lg F.B.L.A. '5l. GERALDINE VASCOCU Glee Club '48g Latin Club '49g Jeffersonian Club '50: Home Room Sergeant-at Arms '50g Lionettes '50 '51, Corporal '5lg F.B.L.A. Treas- urer '5lg National Honor Society '5l. JIMMY VAUGHN Band '48-'51, Captain '5lg Home Room Sergeant-ab Arms '48, Secretary-Treasurer '50 '5lg Chor '5l. BETTY WAINYVRIGHT D.E. Club '51, CHARLES IVALKER Spanish Club '48-'50, Presi- dent '49 '50g Home Room Vice-President '48. DOROTHY WALLACE Home Room Sergeant-an Arms '48 '49 '5lg Y-Teens '48 '493 4-H Club '48 '49. Report- er '49g Lionettes '50 '5lg jeff- ersonian Club '50 '5lg Girls' State '5O. MAXINE IVARNER Art Club '49 '50g Girls Glee Club '49-'5l. MARGARET WARREN 4-H Club '49 '50g Library Club '50 '5l. DAVID NVATSON Home Room Reporter '49, ANITA WELCH Red Cross Representative '483 Home Room President '50g F.B.L.A. '5l. SCOTTIE YVELCH Girls Glee Club '-183 Home Room Reporter '-185 'Home- coming Maid-of-Honor '49g Red Cross Representative '49g Choir '50 '5l. DON NVELLS Boys' State '50: Tennis Team '5O. ILA MAE WHEAT Library Club '48-'5lg Na- tional Honor Society '5l. PERCY IVHEELER Football '47-'5l. MARY KATHRYN IVHEELIS Band '48-'5lg Red Cross Representative '5lg National Honor Society '50 '5lg Lion Staff '50 '51, Reporter '50, Copy Editor '5lg Roarer Staff '51g F.H.A. '49g Latin Club '49g Jeffersonian Club '503 Y-Teens '-49. JOHNNIE MAE YVHITLOCK Art Club '48g Glee Club '48-'50g Choir '5l. MARGARET ELOISE YVHITTEN F.B.L.A. Club '5l. MONTEZ IAIILDER Band '48-'51, Librarian '51g Home Room Vice-President '49 '51, Secretary '50g Library Club '503 F.B.L.A. '51, RUTHIE INILKINSON Girls Glee Club '48-'5lg Home Room Vice-President '50g Basketball '49-'5lg F.B.L. A. Jl. , , , , -1 The enior Class 1951 Row l BETTY NVILLIAMS Glec Club '5l3 jeffersouian Club 'Gly Spanish Club '50 '5l. NOLA FAE WILLIAMS Glee Club '49g Reporters Club '50g Spanish Club '5lg Lionettes' 513 F.B.L.A. '5l. DON YVILLS Home Room President '48, Sergeant-at-Arms '49g F.F.A. '5lg Track '49-'51, Captain '30 Row Il ULMER YVILM BER LY Trade School '50 '5l. CORA LEE XVIMBISH Glee Club '48 '49g Red Cross Representative '49 Spanish Club '50 '5l3 Jeffer, sonian Club '50 '5Ig Lion- eltes '50 '5l. JOAN XVOOD Choir '48-'5lg Girls En- semble '49-'5lg Mixed En- semble '51 . Row III DOROTHY YVORKS Glee Club Treasurer 485 Library Club '48g Latin Club '49 '50, Secretary 1195 Home Room President 2193 Secre- tary-Treasurer '5lg National Honor Society '50 '5lg Lion Staff '49-'51, Subscription Manager '5lg Roarer Staff '51g jeffersonian Club '5lg Lionettcs '49-'51, 'Treasurer '5lg Girls' State '50. RUBY WORLEY F.B.L..-X. Club '5l. CAROLYN YVRIGHT Spanish Club '49-'505 D.E. Club '5l. Row IV ELVA JEAN WYAT'I CHARLES YOUNG Trade School '4Sf'5l DON YOUNG D.E. Club '50 '5l. Row I: Bonnie .-Xlhritton. lileanor Aldridge, jimmy Allen. Richard Billllllllfg. james Barnette. Row II Ray Barr, Billie Jean Bates, Donald Bates. Richard Beach, Christine Beardon. Row III: Rennie Beaver, Barbara Bedcnhend- er, Skippy Bell, Walter Bell, Mary jo Berry. Row IV: Bonnie Bingaman, Christine Bishop, Pat Black, june Blake, Bill Blanchard. Row V: Bonnie Bonner, Bill Bowman, joan Boyles, Mary Sue Brady, Mona Brakefield. The OFFICERS l Left to right: Billy Fleming, treasui Violet Venable, vice-president, I-Iersd Gentry, president, Barbara Monroe, sei tary. Page 32 l l 4 Junior Class 1951 Row 1: Grady Brockner, lilla Mae Brown, Monty Gene Brown. Paulene Browning, Ruth Bryan, Marianne Buce, Betty Ann Butler, Clyde Ray Calhoun. Row II: Gloria Calhoun, Billie Faye Chancellor. Betty jean Chapman. Gloria Charles, Carolyn Christy, Billy Clark, Mar- jorie Cloyd, Mclba Cloud. Row Ill: Gary Coaker. Shirley Colby, Charlotte Cook, Gary Cook. Virginia Ann Cook, jake Coon, Patricia Ann Cooper. Dave Corbin. Row IV: Betty Cowan. Kenneth Crabtree, XVinfred Crenshaw. Betty jane Crowell. Bob Currey. Samtuy Dailey, Dan Darnell. V1All0lllZlS Dean. Row V: james Dear, Leone Dcl.oach. Frances DcI.ouche. Carroll lloxier. Charles Dortch, john Drouet. Ethel Dunlap, Suzanne Dupont. Page 33 Th Ju ior Class 1951, Row I: Eunna jean Durbin. Leo Earl. james Eaunan. Spenser Edtniston. Bob Edmonson. Alton liduey, Bobbie Jean Edwards, Sally Elliot. Row II: Edwin Emory, Bobbie Jean Eppinette. Eugene Eppinelte. Bonnie litier. Dixie Ferguson. Thomas Fields, Geraldine Finch, Charles Fontana. ' Row III: Bonnie Jean Fluitt, Betty joyre I lCllllllg. Kenneth File, Yvonne Fisher. Betty Fisher. .Xnn Finklea, Otis Ifontenot, Wayne Fordham. Row IV: Donald Foreman. Raymond Frost. Bill Funderburk. jimmy Gannnill. Herschel Gentry. Patsy Gentry. Margie Germany, Theresa Giardinia. Row V: Alma Gibson, Llovd Gill. Marv Louise Gillev. Grace Glass. Lavmon Godwin. Norman Gola. Cecil Graham. George Graham. ' ' ' ' w Page 34 The Junior Class 1951 Row I: Johnny Grantham, Max Gray, Virginia Gray. Fern Griffin. Elizabeth Ann Griffith. Dwight Grubbs, Charlotte Llailc, Freddie Ray Hall. Row II: Lavelle Hammett, Gerald Hare, .Xllcne Harrell. Charles Hart. Martha Hatchell, Earl Hawthorn. Joyce Hazel, fVoody Heath. Row III: Cherry Heckford, Elva Dean Hendricks, Kathleen Hennessy, johnny Hester, Tommy Hines, Jessie Hixson, Betty lolstead, Mary Alice Holton. Row IV: james Holotn. Mary Lorraine Hood. joe .Xllen Hortman. Carolyn Hudson. Faye Humphrey, Margaret Hunter, 'ieith Hunter. llillie Ingram. Row V: Vance Ingram, Carolyn Johnston. Betty Jean Jones,fNIaurice Iones. llarliara Kahn. Bobbie Lee Kirkland. Bonnie can Lankford, Cleta Lanninghain. Page 35 The Junior Class 1951 Row I: Thelma Lawler, Margaret Lawrence, Lillian Le Blanc, Grady Lee, J. 'l'. Lee, Huey Lenard, Barbara Lindsey Henry Edward Lockard. Row II: Melba Loflin, L. Mancuso. Frances Manley, Arnold Mann. Edward Maroney, David Martin, jean Martit Nellie Ruth Martin. Row III: Marga Massey, Mary Ann May, Joyce Mcllroom, Dorothy McGowan, Betty MeKaskle, Thomas McKinley, Mar Ann McMoye, Nadine McNaughton. Row IV: Lona Milstead, Bobby Mitchell. johnny Mitchell, Barbara Monroe, Beth Monroe, Donna Montgomery, Charle Morgan, Ruth Mullins. Row V: Margaret Murphy. VIIOIII Naff. Noel Nason. Tommy Neal. Billy Nelson. Imogene Noble, Bill Nolan, Elizabetl Norrell. Page 36 Row I: Riclizlrd Oher, john H, Oclonl, Bzlrhurzr Osborne, -lean Pace. Ifreclclie Page. Gene William Page. Nell Penclzirvis jo Ann Perdue. Row II: Bzlrhurzi Peske, E. Peters. Janice Phillips. 'leclcly Pipes, Mona Poole. Olivee Poole, james .L Powell, Dorothy Pruitt. ROW III: .Xlphn Quatre, Mary Rzllnln. Thomas Rainer, Georgia Rape. Hurry Rc-coulley, Prentife Recltling. jean Regions, Dick Relllell. Row IV: lilaine RCllCllll. Io Rhodes. liluine Risher. Rhoda Rourk. l'ilil1lllClll Roberts, Io .Xnn Rovers, Charlene Rollins john David S2lllCl'. Q V U Row Y: Xlellm Sunclerson. .Xlire Sclianks. joyce Scholl, lloyre Shirt-rs. jerry Sikes. .lezxnnette Simmons. Peggy Simmons, lilzline Skiles. it I h J ' Row I: Charles Smith, Florence Smith. Paul Smith, Vera Richard Stiltner. Row II: Tommy Street, Ginger Strong. Frank Swayze. Iiarl Thonlas. 'l ul Row III: Jack lllontas, liarl Tidwell. l-Iedric Titlwell. Pat los, Evelyn Turley. Row IV: Drewey Valentine, Charles Vallery, Patricia Van Barbara Jean Yl'alker. Etlwina WYallacr. Row V: George Yllalker, Maurice ll'aters. Billy lVatson. Jani Cilentlzt .-Inn lYhite. VN in is Wehh. Mary Joyce Weetns. Benjamin XVelcl1, Earline XS Class 19 1 Smith. Carrie Nell Spence. Shelhy Sprttell. Irma Grace Stev Tarrer. Gary Taylor. jo Ann Taylor. Felicia Tettlettm, Cha Timnnerman. Betty Tinsley, Virginia Lee Tinsley, Ernes Lantlinghatn. Violet Venahle. Marvin lVainwrigl1t. jory VValt Page SS 'N .. 'lt Row I: Margie Willxnmlzs. Joyce Wilks. Donald Ray Willett. Irving Willinnls. T. ul. Williznns, xlillgllll Xhlson Prntsy XVI son Ioycc Wood. Row II: john Woomlzml. l.o1'ninc Wyatt. Annie jo Y2ll'lJl'0llgh. Karol Yarhrollglm. Helen Young. Lone lem Xonng 1' ll Young I. Mmnberx of 1imn'er.slnff pose on Ille way Io Pos! Offirc lo 1171111 co 73 Our jJrim'i,lJr1I's housc' f1Ill'fIlg 1f1!' snow. fl. K fl. 17.1 Sb V 'f- i. .slzzzlezlls 111 work. , . la'j Al . V W fig X S . ., HFZY 1 Q Q-213' -if ,., 4 r f ,xg ' iff . if 14 . fmasuea- 3 I . 3, N 5 H ' , x1 y E., Q.. ks X 2.53. x ' Q . E X- K y ,ifx f N v. , 1 K r-Q Page 39 ,, Qi A mu f i df? 2 Qrcw'?xi 'rf ,,. W XS .ZS7 ,,-.. ' in f A K ' - gf ,f 1553, man, ,,. 4f.:,f5Qw,5' , 'i .3j:lf5f5sss. s'Xifs?ff NYM' , N355 L. Kymiyw x... W1 ,.,, W Sophonnwes 1951 Left to right: Rodney Cannon, presi- Ione I-I1ll, vice-presidentg Shirley ouslnau, treasurer: Syhle McKay, secrg. nj,-X. Page 41 Row I: Marie Aeliorcl. Bob Adcock, June Alexander, Bobhie Faye Alford, joan lm Amos, lVarren Antley. Row Il: lidgar Lee Aston, Lillie Auton- Imerry, Bettye Lonsie Avant. Patsy Sue Arerett, Doris Bacon. Lloyd Bacon. Row III: Billy Bagwell, Ralph Bailey, Faye Banlhurg. Glenda Barfoot, Patsy Barnes. .Xnn Barrington. Row IY: Gloria Dean Barton, Ted Bar- ton, Carolyn Bass, Sarah Batton, Shirley Bayles. Elsie Beard. Row V: Billie jean Bennett, NValter A. Bennett, jimmy Berry. Janette Blackwell, Billy Blazier. Joyce Bolton. Row VI: Teresa Lynn Boyd, Helen Bradberry. Joe Bradley, XV. .-X. Bradshaw, Elsie jane Brady. Leroy Brantley. The Sophomore Class 195 Row I: Charles Bratton, Charlotte Brooks. Geraldine Brooks. jackie Brown. Kenneth Brown. Max Brown. Harold Bolton IN'illiam Bolton, Shirley Brown. Row Il: Y'Villia1n Bulngardner. Stanley Burkett. IIIDIIIII' Burlss. Nlax Burson. Mary liliiaheth Byrd. Gayle Byron, Cer trude Caldwell. Illalter Caldwell. james Calhoun. Row III: Bobbie jean Camp, jimmy Camp. Sammy Camp. Rodney Cannon. lfloy Caplcs. Patricia Capps. ,Xnn Carter Mary jane Carter. Lee .Xnn Case. Row IV: janet Cash. 'l'hetus Caughron. Martha Chappell. Bohhy Cheeks. Patricia Ann Cheeks. Ben Clay. Donald Clowcrs Oscar Cloyd, Mary Suc Coates. Row V1 Betty jean Craig, Cordon Croft. Richard Daniels. 'lonnny Danshy. Victor Daiid. Betty .Inn Davis. jerry Davis Kenny Davis. Norma jean Del.ouche. Row VI: Edith Donald. Dewayne Dowdy. liugezie Dowdy. Xlathcl Downing. Nlyrl Driskill. Ceorgc Dumas. Joyce Dumas Hershcl Dunran. Janis Dyar. Dale Earl. fig Q XX. H X X! .fX i Page 42 Row l: Freddie Eason. Sam Eldridge, Nlaureen Erskine, Edward Earl Estep, Oscar Evans, Linda Evans, Billie Lois Ewing. Dale Ezell, Carolyn Falgout. Row II: Faye Finley, Elsie Fitzgerald, XN'illie Mae Flannigan, Creola Fletcher, Henrietta Flextnin, Pauline Ford, Phyllis Fortenherry. Barhara Foster, Mary Elizabeth Foust. Row III: lazane Frazier, lirelyn Ifrishy. jack Ray Frost. Alfred Frost. Jo Ann Fuller. Paula Sue Fuller, Clyde Fulton, Joe Funclerhurk. jerry Futrell. Row IV: Juanita Gardinia. linnnv Gardner. Edith Ann Gates. Floyd Glenn, Mary Alice Colson, Nell Colson, R. Goza, es Billy Graff, R. F. Grar R ' Row V: XValler Lum Gray. Sue Greer. Charles Greer, Hare. Betty Jo Harper. Row IV: jerry Harper. john Harrell. Stanley Harris. Hayes. Verna Faye Ha7elton. XV. D. Head. Mary .-Xnn Griffith. Milton Hall. Yashti Ham. jesse Hanchey, Vivian Jam:-sHuey Hart. joe Hart. Dorothy Elaine 33 ig i 11 Hzlllawzly. Sally Ann 2 sw...- .' 'X Li Wx. Page 43 r Th Sophomore Class 195' Row l: Ginger Henry, jerry Hilnbartl, Peggy Hihharcl, RZIIIIIDIIH Hicks. Betty Hill, lone Hill. Melha june Hill, Mable Hinton, jane Hoffn1z111. Row II: Roherl Holtzclziw, Wayne Holtzcluw, Thonizis Hlll7lJ2ll'Cl, Burl Hlnnphries, jean Hiimphries, AIIII Irwin, Presley Isoni. Margie Ivy, Ferrell jackson. Row III: Peggy Jackson, Darrell Johnson. Hattie johnson, jiininy Johnston. Nlziclelyn johnson, EllgC1lCJOIICS, lV21yne lowers, Metalene Kelly, Hugh King. Row VI: Phyliss Kingery, lflorzi Kitehingliziin, Cll2lI'lCIIC Koppe, Bohhy Lziezlge, Geralene Lzimhert, Betty ,-Xnn Lllllllflllll, Julia Jenin Lanier, Ronald Lary. lilton Lathznn. Row V: llolmhy Lee, Margie Ruth Lee. 'l'o111n1y Lee, Nlyrtis Lenzircl. Mona Lent, Billy Levie. Dorothy Mae Lessing, AIIIIRI Beth Lewis. Stella Lillo. Row VI: Nziwaszt Faye Little. Pzitricizi ,Inn Little. Nlarthzi Logan. jininiy Lolley. Charles Melieth, Boll Mellride. Benton hlCCOl'llllCli. jesse Meflurcly. Mary McDowell. ff ry emo! B Q' 'Smeg M' H 51135311 Im, f-'X J! 0 W? Q A Q Tk l 1f'w 7Kfl if ' A el 7 xv J Page 44 he Sophomore Class 1951 Row I: Harvey Mclfalls, Donald McGough, Patricia Ann Mcflough, Sammy Mdiough, Sarah McHenry, Juanita McKaskle, Syhle McKay, Faye McKnight, Ronald McManus. Row II: jack McMullen, Fred McQuiston, Richard McQuiston. Norman McRee, Lena Mallard, Joan Malone, Etta jean Masling, Donnie Mathys, Lytle Matkins. Row III: Bobby May, Charles May. Lynn Merriman, jean Milner, Katie Minor. Charles Mitchell, Frank Mobley, Lorna Montgomery, Sue Monzingo. Row IV: Bobby Moody, Bohhy Moore. Clara Moore, Claudine Moore. Dell Moore, F. O. Moore. Geraldine Moore, Herman Moore. john W. Moore. Row V: Alda Morehead, Donnie Murphy, Elsie Murphy, june Myers. Tommy Myers, Betty Nelson, XVayne Newman, Julian Nichols, Ronald Norred. Row VI: Fred Norris. John Odom. Marie Oliver. jimmy Oliver. M'ilhelmina Page. Buster Parker, Charles Parker. Law- rence Parker. Mary Virginia Parker. Q . 'Y t 'a . C.- Q if aa. A E nik- 'lx fx. Page 45 In The Sophomore Class 195' Row I: Joan Parrish, Frank Paschal, Billie Ann Parsons, Jack H. Perdue, W. D. Perkins, Fred G. Perry, Pat Peterman, Dorothy Phillips, Tommy Phillips. M 1 1 Row II: Janice Pierce. Shirley Pierce, Doyle Pinton. Frances Pollard. Betty Jean Portman. Jamey Poulan, Joyce Alice Powell, Shirley Preddy, Annabel Price. , Row II1: James Duke Price, Arnesse Puckett, Charles Puckett, Clifford Pugh, Raymond Pylant. Beverly Ann Rachal, Thomas Edgar Rainer, Betty Redding, Joyce Reed. Row IV: Carol Rhodes. Margaret Richie. Bonnie Ricks, Billy Ray Roark, Doris Janet Roark. John Roberts. Vivian Rob- ertson, Lillian Roddy, Pam Roye. Row V: Dorothy Soarela. Ronnie Salley. Betty Sanders, Sara Satcrfield. Lasley B. Savell, Don Scarbrock. Gloria Scott. John Edward Sharp. H. V. Shaw. Row VI: Peggy Smith, Nora Lee Smith. Julia Beth Smith. Billy Smith. Eva Rae Smith. Truman Sikes. Lowell Shoemaker, Bill Shepard, James Shell. I Page 46 K Z n 3 I Z il he Sophomore Class 1951 Row I: Betty Spurloek. Betty Stanfield. Kenneth Stevens. Doris Storey. Charles Stovall, Carolyn Strain, Elizabeth Struben. arhara Taylor. Mary Lou Taylor. Row II: Shirley Taylor, Mary Lynn Telano. Bobby 'l'harp. Mary Helen 'l'hatc'her. Dot Thomas. Lucille Thomas, Geneva lioinpson. Ann Laura 'I-lI0l'I1, Mahlon Thornton. Row III: Shirley ,I-OLISIIIZIII, Lee Townsend. Mary Lou Trawiek. Billy Ray Trichell. Geraldine Trichell, Josephine Trichell, Zaye V-I4lll'll2'lgC. Betty Tyson. Dorothy Tyson. Row IV: john Upchurch, Gilherl Vascoru. Maxine Vickers. Vera Vines. Sue YVade. Ronald Walters, Johnny XV:-trd, Shirley Vard. Fred' Watson. Row V: Geraldine Weir, l ranc'es Wellcrman. Retha NVQ-st. Gerald Wheeler. Linda XVhecler. Bill XVheelis, David YVheelis, oanne Whitlock. jimmy Whittington. Row VI: Glenn lYilhanks. Carl Williams, jeannellc XYllll1lIIISOII. Penny Willis. Iilwyna Wills. Billye jean IVilson. lid Y'ViIson, imtny Wilson. johnny Wilson. The Sophomore Class 195 1 Row I: Norma Y'Vingate, Joanne VVink, Pren- tice Womack, Annette Woolscy. Row II: Mary Virginia Works, Tommy Wrenn. Melba Xvrighi. nnnnu-ww Y LXmfwu'ihW.iMwMwM: n1.ai imz'...f-.ff-,,- V- reshman Class 1951 OFFICERS Left to right: Bobby Irby, viee-presi- nt: Syble Perkins, treasurer, Pat Nolan, Paul Fleming president - - .., M' ' I 1 1 ,ff Z Page -I9 Row I: Doris jean Ainsworth, Peggy Alex- ancler, Harvey Alford, Bobby Gene Allen, Josephine Allen. Delbert Roy Anderson. Row ll: lirelyn Anderson, Betty Lou .Intl- ing. Donald Ancling. Gerald Arant, Frances .Xvant. Waller .-Xvants. Row III: Elizabeth Avcreth, Barbara jean Baggolt, Mary Lou Bairnsfather, Mary Lee Balch, Margaret Ballard, Ifreclcly Baniburg. Row IV: Johnnie Bamlnlrg. Betty Bancly, Marilyn Barnes, Peggy Barnes, A. V. Barnett, Bobby Gene Barnett. Row V: Jack Barnett, Angie Ruth Barnette, Bessie Barnette, Dorothy Leclelle Barr, Toni- my Baskin. Carl Bassett. Row VI: Marie Bates. Nellie Bates, Dixie Ann Beavers, Katherine Beebe, Pat BeDoit, Charlene Bennett. The Freshman Class 1951 Row I: George Donald Bennett, joan Bennett. lidna jean Berry. Kenneth Berry, Toniinye Ann Bivins, Donald Black Ronald Black. Shirley Blakeuey, Billie Sue Blalier. Row II: jack Dorsey Boggan. Ellen Marie Boles, Monnette Bonner, john Boyd. Barbara Bradley. Carolyn Bradley, Kathryr Bradley, Delores Bradshaw. john Butler Branch. Row III: Marvin Brasher. Raymond Bradlortl. Cihristent Brandon, james Brewster, Charlie Brinson. Barbara jean Brooks jerry Brossett, Dixie Brown, linunett Brown. jr. Row IV: Stephen Brown, Charles Brultc. Anna Marie Bruinfield. Virginia Brunson. Doris Bryant, Margaret Bryant, Mary Lou Bryant, Edward Bufkin, Rita Buingardner. Row V: Felix Bunch, Paula Burlord. Barney Burks. Doris Burnette. Frances Burns. Randolph Cage. Lesley Callender Peggy Calloway. jerry Carter. Row VI: William Carr. C. S. Cas:-io. Dorothy Chaplin. Betty .lane Clharrier. Verna Luann Childers. Dorothy Marie Clark Joyce Clark. Raymond Clark. johnnie Nlae Cloud. 16' X Page 50 .Th Freshman Class 1951 Row I: Sara Cloud, Maureen Cloyd, liuthara Coats. Frank Cochran, Glyn Cochran, Royce Colby. H. l'. Collie, 'lied C01-lk, 'Alan Corbin. Row II: Eugene Cowan, Barbara .lean Cox, Raymond Craft. l'o1nn1y Crain. june Crosby. Glenn Crowell. Richard Crowell. Wllhit Culpeppeer. Laura .lean Daily. Row III:Ronald Davis, Shirley Dawson. Helen Deal. james Harold Deal. Bcnda Deas, Cherry 'Ioan Deals. johnny Delasalle, lRayland Delasalle, Cliff lidmond DeI.ouc'he. Row IV: Donald Del.ouehe, XVilson Delrio, jean Doneer. Ruth Douglas. Mary .lane Dressler, .Xvon Dunaway. Neal Dun- can. Beverly jean Durden. Ronald Lee Durden. Row V: Shelby jean Dye, Neva Marie Dyson. Evelyn liady. Margie liady. I-larlon lirllniston. Shirley Edmonds. Jo .Xnn lid- -wards. jo .Xnn Eldridge. Carol Sue Elliot. Row VI: Janice Emmons. Shirley Iinnnons. Marvin Eppinelre. Helen Erskine. Barbara livans, Nlelyin lixans. Illayne lliyans. Billy Ewing. yjinnny Ewing. l Page 51 me V .1 5 The Freshman Class 1951 Row I: Robert Fairchield, Thomas liarl Falgout, Huey Fatheree. Hettie Farmer. .Xlton Fields. Terri Lee Fields ,Shirley Finch, Melvin Fisher, Betty jean Fite. Row II: jean Fitzgerald, C. NV. Flacy, Victoria Fletcher, Gabe Fontana. George Fontana. Shirley Marie Fontenot. Gene Ford- ham, Dixie Foreman, Violet Forrest. Row Ill: Gladys Fortenberry. james Lewis Foster. Thelma Foster, Nellie Fowler. C. Fox, Bettie Franklin, lillen Franklin Sonya Franks, Sybil Franks. Row IV: Ioan Fredericks. Marv lilla Freeman. Norma lean Futch, Donnie Gaar, XVinzel Gaines. Bobbie Gale Garrett james Genlryf Virginia Gentry, Lena Mae George. E Row V: William George. jo Ann Gibson. Charles Edward Giler. jonnie Gonzales. Barbara Goodwin, Nena Grace Gould George WV. Grubbs. Shirley Ann Gulley. Carolyn Gunter. Row lV: Bobby liarl Gunther. Barbara Hale. Betty -Io Haley. Emma Jean Hall. lava Nell Hall. james Hamilton, Nlelba Dean Hammett. Kathryn Hannnond. Tommy Hammons. , lx 7 it F r 3 . - as , ., gil' ' 2 'S ' ...W M'-. XX 'fm' ' Tkhry'-i Q, v xx! 1 .ig as . .1 -- . :lk V , 12, ' ' V ' ,S f f i F a f Q - ,. ' ' 5' f- ' V f. ha m I i u 5 1 ' z Page 52 Mary Hemphill, Sue Hemphill. The Freshman Class 1951 Row I: Edith Mae Haney, Paul Hare, Robert Harkness, Clyde Harper. Kenneth Hart, Courtney Hatten, Ann Hebert, Row II: Claude Henderson, Veda Henderson, Marlene Hendricks. Bobby joe Hendrix, Barbara Henry, Frank Heyl, Sue Hibbard, Ada Mae Hicks, jack Hicks. Row III: Peggy Hinton, Ed Hislop, Dorothy Dell Hobbs, james Hodge. Patricia Hogan, john Hogard, Martha Holland, Vera Hollingsworth, Doyle Holstead. Row IV: Edwin Howard, Bobby Howell, Ann Huckaby, Shirley Hudson, Dorothy Humphries, june Humphries, Donald Hurdle, Bobby Irby, Margurette jackson. Row V: Mary Jackson. Barbara jackson, Clarence johnson, Eugene johnson, Monta Sue johnson, Nellie johnson, Patsy Ruth johnson, Tommy johnson, Aquilla jones. Row VI: Marlin jones, jimmy Jordan, La Rue jordan, Martha Keith, Faye Kennedy, Jerry Kennedy, Arvel Ralp patrick. Richard Edward Kincade, Robert Kincade. h Kil- Page 53 in wa Row I: Thomas A. King, Dena Kirkland, joan Kirkland, Bob McCall Knight, Patsy Laird Sib Laird John Haynes Landrum john L. Landrum, Huey Ray Langston. J , ' Row Il: Joyce Ann Lanier. Bobby Fred Lawrence, Eugene Lindsey Lawrence, Bobby Eugene Lee jack Marvin Leggett Marvin Loyd Lejeune. Modell Lenard. Truetl F. Lenard, Bobbie Lindsey. I . Row Ill: .-Xliee Lipsey. Henry Albert Little, Mark L. Little, Betty Loflin. Harry Loflon, Delores Logan. Sue Lolley. Peggy Magouirk. Leon Mann. Row IV: Melba Sue Mann, Tracy Martin. Joe Marzula. Harold Matthews. jimmy Maxey. Loreita Maxwell, Bobby May Ronald May, lVillie May. y Row V: Shirley Mayo, Shirley McBroon1, LeRoy MeCao, Beverly McClain, Dejuana McCormick Maurice McDonald Aubrey Fred Mclinery. Syble Mcfiinty, jo Ann MeGowen. 1 n Row Vl: Thomas Eugene MeGowen, Dean McGrew, Virginia Mclnlosh, Carolyn McKay. Sonny McKee. LeRoy MCMullins Obie McNeal. Bill Kirby McRaney. Bonnie Sue Mercer. . 3 Page 54 f l 'l YS fa. 1 S The Freshman Class 1951 Mon- Moss, New- Page, Row V MOITIS P lrkel -Xnn Pnrxsh amcs I'umtt Chl'lSIll1C P'ntm Blllcc Pwschnl Pnl Patterson Xngmn Pitton immy Ross V1 Sybil Perkms Shlrlcs Peters Xnrm Punt Kun PCIKX jolmnlg Phllllps XLNllP1lgH.LH jog Pmhe Dnnl Pow- The Freshman Class 1951 Row I: Hubert Clarence Price, Margaret Price, Neva Ann Price, Joe Purvis, Martin Earl Purvis, Lilah Rabun, Helen Ram- sey, Pierce Ramsey, Barbara Rawls. Row ll: Bobby Rawls, Eugene Rawls, Milton Rawls, Peggy Rawls, F. H. Reagan, Marciel Reagen, Eugene Redden, Patsy Redden, Richard Regions. Row III: Nora Reid, Jeanne Renfrow. james Rhodes. Barbara Rhone, Grady Rice, Theta Richardson, Anita Rickerson, Thomas Riser. Anne Louise Rizzo. Row Margaret Row Serepetic, IV: E. C. Roark. Barbara Kay Roberts, Betty jo Roberts. Jessie Roberts, john Eddie Roberts, Peggy Dale Roberts, Robinson, Thomas Roland, Eva Royal. V: Gloria Rugg, jackie Russell, Thomas Russell, Donald Salley, Thomas Sanderson, jo Ann Scarf, Birt Schanks, Doyle james Aubrey Shannon. Row VI: YVill Sam Shatzer, Harold Simmons. Gene Simplins, Margie Sims, Emma Sisemore, Billy Gene Smith, Geraldine Smith, Glenn C. Smith, jackie Smith. Page 56 Th Freshman Class 1951 . Row I: James Smith, Kenneth Smith, R. C. Smith, jr.. Robert Neil Smith, Willa Joyce Smith, Danny Solomon, Patsy Speir, YKe1th Spence, Freddie Spillers. Row II: C. W. Stansel, Billy Stewart, joe Edward Stewart, Iohn Stewart, Patricia Stewart, Elvis Stout, Martha Strubin, James Tarter, Gene Tarver. ' F Row III: joseph Telano, Tommy Sharp, Alvin Thomas, Carles Thomas, Bobby Thompson, Shirley Thompson, Truett l'horn, Barbara Thornhill, Norma Thornton. Row IV: Jackie Lou Thorp, Carolyn Thurman, Louise Tidwell, Barbara Tillman, Ola Mae Townsend, Norma Trainer, Bry- ant ilraxler. Harold Trichel, Mary Azell Trichel. Row V: james H. Trousdale III, Glenda Tubb, Charles Turner. Barbara Tyler, Betty Van Arthur Vancil, Dee Etta Van- Cleave, Edward VanOsdell, Billy Charles Vaughn. Row VI: Joel Mitchell Venable, Adrienne Vernon, Billy joe VVafer, La Nelda Vllaldon, James Lay Walker, La Verlan Walker, Mackie VVallace, Ruby Lee Vllallace, Thelma Mae WVallace. Page 57 The Freshman Class 1951 Row I: Catherine Webb, Jimmie Webb. Gloria Weems, Carolyn Welch, Bobby Ray West, Geneva West, Bessie Lee Wheeler Delbert Wheeler, joan White. Row II: Leah White, Patsy White. Royce Earl Whitlock. Kathryn Whittington, Robbin Wiggins, Carl Wendell Wilder Charles Lofton Wilder, Margaret Wilhite, Walter Eugene Wilhite. Row III: Bobby Eugene Williams, Clifton Williams, Elaine l'VllllHll1S, Shirley Illilliamson, Lora jean Willis, Shirley Wilson Yvonne Wilson, Jeanette Womack, Lemmie Leon Ivood. Row IV: Carl Taylor Wright, Glenda Wright, jacques Earnest Wuichet. Dorothy Young, Shirley Young. Tom Fletchei Young, George Franklin Zuber. Page 58 51 si sz l Freshman Snap SIHCI' we wen' not able lo include pzflznes of all students In then class anels, we have mflucled as many ns possible IH the snaps followmv llICll resprrlwe sfflmns Plrtmed below KHP 1 9, J leslzmen 1101 1ml11ded1n fmels 'lllllll flfms Pxgc .H X NX E W X , '3V'f!,vA1 , 7 s :L ' K X if Qwmfp XS 5 ll - 'f wah 5 E? ,fm x lvuv I . ff I O EY If 1 blu- Q f . . I 4 1 .E . ff: gf 5 , V '.'..q'-Siu K ' , ' f li f 'Y f. ff ,.-- :,- ,f'- f' .- , - f .ff f -J-Vf -4' 1 ,' ' 1 j 4: nf ' ' , '1 ,fi l'r-'- W Y Q- ' x Jia X ff? QI ' 55 PC pf ' l 440-' u . fi? dy ' ? ix. 5' 41 , Y s YE -' '4 L 'fl' N 1,1 : Q 4 K 3- f' '5 ' ' ,jfb'f': F. X N' y S XXQ , Q' if' Z. 1' .4 2 wifi wg, I , MW Ex 'Y I J .Zf H VJ --4-L ' N- - 1 fan' . 1417 fx' W W I ' 'rf 'I x 7 X W ,f J Mm .W 1, , 'I J '73-?7' A' 1253, XX ' I M ' ' W 2 N12253L,,p'0 Ji-N - Y ff' Page 50 I Ami? 75f.' rifils wi ' r ' I' 'x ?33f'T,fu'. M , ,, eng :V K ,. ,f ar re i Z. ,,, K --.X K ,h,..,.fh QM 66165 M Football COAC l-l The main reason for so many ol our past successful seasons is, ol' course, head football coach, lim Hodgins. Since the l9116-fl7 school year, Ouachita has had claim to an outstand- ing varsity hallhack in the person of Coach Hodgins, who played hall for Tulane Uni- versity. Front row. left to right: jerry Sikes. Herman DeLoach. Billy Rae Short. Bennie Franklin. Charles Dortch. Boh Cartel Donald Bussey, Guy IJuPriest, Troy Counts. Bill Landrum, Frank Mohley. Second row. left to right: Donald Scarhrock. Frank Swayze. Boh Curry. Billy Fleming. Percy Wheeler. john XVOOildlll Vance Ingram, Charles Puckett, john Bivins, Charles Page, Kenneth Bates. Rodney Cannon. Charles Greer. Third row, left to right: john Odom. Johnnie Mitchell, XY. D. Perkins. Nlilton Rawls. Thomas Raiper. james Rhodes. Billy l'Valson. Blister Parker, Drewey Valentine. Leo liarl. Paul Fleming. jiminy Perkins. l'aul Smith, .loc Marzoull I.ytle Matkins. 1 ! Page 62 195 ASSISTANT COACH ES Ouachita possessed a well balanced :oaching staff this year. Coach H. H. Holli- inan took charge of the basketball teams: Coach Billy Hudson served as track team coachg and Coach Johnny Johnson, new at Ouachita, performed the duties of freshman football coach. CHEERLEADERS Leading the cheers for the 'boys on the field and lifting school irit to unlimited heights, Ouachita's eight cheerleaders completed a ccessful year's work. The cheerleaders for 1950-51 were. bottom: hnny Hester, Tommy Trawick, Clyde Fulton: second row: Bonnie britton, Janis Dyarg top: Dixie Brown. Not shown in picture are tty Pane Pettit and Tommy Powell. Page 63 B l Emerging lrom one of the hardest schedules in the state, the Ouachita Parish High School Lions dropped seven of their ten scheduled tilts, but, nevertheless, rolled up a grand total of 177 points to their op- ponents' 187. A Laurcls for the outstanding pigskin participants went to halfback Herman De Loach, recipient of the Lockhart-Blair Good Sportsmanship awardg right end Kenneth Bates, given the Avants award for the best all round football player g and haltback Bob Carter, securing an honor- able mention on the National All-Ameri- can Squad of 1950. SCHEDULE Ouachita 40 Homer Ouachita l 2 Bossier Ouachita 7 Ruston Ouachita 29 Bolton Ouachita 14 Neville Ouachita 14 Haynesville Ouachita 22 Fair Park Ouachita 6 Byrd Ouachita 13 Baton Rouge Ouachita 7 lstrouma Totals: For 1511 Against LETTERME Row l: Kenneth Bates - honored as the best-all-round fo ball player. Row 2: Left to right, John Bivins - outstanding defensi and offensive lineman: Donald Bussey - fine offensive cent Rodney Cannon - a tackle who did his job. Row 3: Left to right, Bob Carter - member of All-State fi team, All-North Louisiana, All-American third teamg T1 Counts - offensive and defensive fullback, good blocker a runner: Charles Dortch - rapid breaking end. x..-f- Page 64 OF 1950-51 Row I: Guy DuPriest - punter with a 40-yard printing 2lVC1'ZlgC. R , 9 ou -: Left to right, Leo Earl - outstanding at tackle: Benny Franklin -- little but fast defensive halfbackg Bill Lan- lruni - one of tea1n's best guards. Row 5. Lelt to iight, I'l4llllx Mobley - SCflS2ll1Ol12ll illlCCI1- old halfbaekg Charles Page - a hard hitting end who played ballg jimmy Perkins - excellent linebacker and terrific pass defense. Page 65 Left Lo right, Billy Watson-promising Iineniang jerry Sikes-co-worker for fullback posiliong Percy XVheeler-one of the best defensive guards in the stale. Not included in pictures were Herman DeLoach, depended upon to play everywhere - and didg and Billy Ray Short, quarterback and the teznn man. Giving the fellows a lol of laughs hut. nevertheless. very efficient. Harry Red Recoulley and Charles Vallery served as this yeur's squad inunagers. Page 66 FRES MAN FOOTB First row, 1. to r.: Johnson, McMullen, Cook, Goza, Lacaze, Rawles, Smith, Lawrence, Matkins, Berry, Levi, Cowan. Second row: Price, Cloyd, Lee, Brosset, Mlillis, Stout, Mclleth, Rhodes, Howce, Wheeler, White. Third row: Shatzer, Powell, McGough, Latham, Marzula, Estep, Womack, Roark, Wilder, Hart. TR CK Phe Ouachita Parish High All School Thinclads of 1951, ched by Billy Hudson, com- -ted a year filled with many tk engagemen ts. Duachita was well represented each of these meets and was e to cope with any degree of npetition that was encounter- l 1 Bottom, left to right: R. J. Goza, Gary Cook, Don Wills, Billy Fleming. Arnisse Puckett, Sammy Dailey. Top, left to right: Norman Goza. Earl Hawthorne, Louis 1Vilhite. Paul Smith, Billy Nelson. Page 67 Mr. Basketball Demonstrates Kenneth Bates Bob Carter Sonny Bennett Lionel Crowell Basket all 19 As the 1950-51 basketball season was termi- nated, the records revealed a very successful sea- son for the Ouachita hoopsters . Coached by l-I. H. Hollinian, they won 21 of their 29 sche- duled games and qualified for participation in the state finals. Their tangible spoils, in the form of five beautiful trophies, were the result of taking first place in the Baskin, Neville, and Chatham Tournanientsg placing second in the Ouachita meetg and third in the Northeast Louisiana State College Tourney. , Receiving state recognition were Bob Carter, state's leading scorer with 474 pointsg and Harold Davis, ranking third in the state scoring with 1101 points. Harold Davis joe Fant Edward listep Edward Maroney Page 68 l Front row, left to riglll: Waller Bennett. Kenneth Bates, Charles Page, Bol1Cz1rLer. Harold Davis, l'l2ll'l Hawthorne. Buck 1'UWlCll2lI'lCS Vallery 1llHlll2lgC1', . Lionel Crowell, Eclwzlrcl Blaroney, joe Fanl. john H. Olllllll. lid llslep. Guy Dnl'riesl, Harry Reeoully Qnlunugerj jolm H. Oclonn Charles Page .1 r c Ouacllitu Opponents 64 Clluulizun 43 52 Pioneer 2-1 6-1 Kilbourne 21 53 Olkulousa 23 29 Fzlrnlerville l l 36 Rzlyville l 3 66 Nvinnsboro 38 67 Neville 52 L10 Olkzilousa l6 541 Eros 30 60 Cliouclrzmt 31 fll Hzlynesville 21 37 VVinnsboro L11 -13 Ruston 3-1 39 Fair Park 53 67 I-luynesville 30 53 Neville 67 60 Neville 112 -10 Ruston 35 52 Clarks 30 39 Quitnlzm 37 35 Jonesboro-Hodge 50 54- Fair Park 36 52 Byrd 53 L10 Bossier Al l 51 Byrd 36 ll-1 Bossier 419 50 lSU'OlllIl2l 39 I385 1019 Page 69 Cnllzoun T7'flfJlljl ..,. and Charlie XVQ NS. COACH ES Taking complete charge of the out- standing sextct of l95l was Miss Mary Lea George, who was ably assisted by Mrs. Joy Iohnson. Girl ' Basketball - 1 1. 1 jaw 'Q ,iT,ii'je W5 Back row, left to right: Elizabeth Norrell, Eva Royal, Alice George, Charl ne Hugh , JOYCCXIIJUIIIZIS, Edith D01 a J ' Front row: Virginia Brunson. Katherine Hainmons, Ruthie VVilkinson, Teddy Pipes,,'Dorothy Phillips, 4 ' n U' .- 'Fw-J' P I I it ' M K Page 70 Physical Education Girls' physical education classes, supervised by Mrs. -Ioy Johnson and Miss Mary Lea George, Out of this year's classes came the first volley ball teani Ouachita has had in many a year. enjoyed a wide range of activities this year. Alourneying to Calhoun for volley ball competition there, the team bested Winnfield but later were handed defeat by a strong Calhoun squad, The man other athletic activities which occunied the firls' time were basketball, soft- , Y I I l 3 ball, badminton, tennis, and ping-pong. In co-operation with the local Civil Defense program, the senior girls were given a course in fundamental first aid by Miss George, instructor. The pictures below Jrove the 'irls' enthusiasm for s Jorts as they were sna J ed durin ' athletic , , , l 8 I . l participation. The two snaps on the left show typical tennis and volley ball games. At the right, Alice George accepts a trophy on behalf of the girls' cage team for placing first in the Calhoun Tournament. Page 71 I. Queen jane Goals 2. Ge! 'em.' 3. The 601191 ll. The ll07I16C!Hl1il1g jmmde H0 Eco G195 Page 72 Queen and court on float 6. More of same 7. Crownirzg ilu: queen ECO 1951 N tl Wal I, xl, X 1 'ri . 4 4 v :ff ' - A ' yy - 5:4 , l 5 ' PM - N , ,x - , . I 'VW 124 W Wm' WIFKZZQ 'x 1 ,Jr Q Y M Q ,g 3 P 3' ' ,?'!kXt 'f7 all 'ill' h 1-, Y-4' 14.?N,f:I,.,, ,,: E..-I .,,. A V' I, . Q E5 5 1 .A Q , 1 x X ff J !' 'is - - . 'bf ..-- ,-vi' N . In ,. Ax X ix f Y Q ' N s X ,Vg Ll! M1 nh I fx I If I X ! ' Www h ' N' ' W 14 - NX X I rg-,l W ' ' ' r- ' , 5 SX ' QM 'KX-7 - - 5 XR R XX N N 4 T- . f K .. x bl 52359 I , Qi N'us . , QD! X ,'Ei:. 2 my ' ff-iwfff giilf f f V' E5 'I k M.. 1'-' f v '-1-w. 541' ,. L...'..:k 5 'C 2ll1'w't: -N U Q A H: , 'N I' Wx xx ' 'Y x' 'K I 5 ,v 1 fx w 'Y X lr E ki iEn,- f . . 5 H' :Qi X 51 U l I A S y 'Mu ,y x., 'nv f WI ef if W I, 2254 f Eff 4 451 1 X 1 if ,X dx fl A INF' 1 'ng R' 'I U, gn.. ff . I 'I ' 'H K K- 3: ,: .!' f If 1, , VXI KV X ' ,, f lf e 5 . YA . ff X f . AVI! 3 Z V Aw A f T-..-, Page 74 J.. fe Mivifigs Rourer heads, left to right: Arthur Matthews, business managerg Bonny Pettit. editor-in-chief. R0 RER '51 The Roarer was again published by 21 stall consisting entirely of seniors. This year's edition was the first to be published under the supervision of the newly inaugurated journalism ClClJ2lliUllCl'll. Every senior had the opportunity to compete for a place on the staff through his efforts in the sales promotion campaign, and, later, his participation in soliciting advertisenients from local business houses. Editorial Stuff, seutecl, left to right: Bonny Pettit, eclitor-in-chief: Vonnette Austin, nrt etlilorg Ann Dugal, senior eilitor. Standing: Greg Hare, student pliologrzlplierg llilllfllllll Parsons. ,Xnn xlC1'l'llll2lll, rlltllllllly Fryzlnt, Frances Griffin. joe Mil- ner, sports eclilor. Page 76 Business Staff, seated, left to right: Arthur Matthews, business manager, Alice George, circulation manager. Standing: Alice Montgomery, Mary Kathryn XVheelis, Dorothy XVorks. Mary Bays Serex, Tommy Trawick. Judy Pate, Peggy Tousinau. o' Nav. 5 , The publication of a year book requires many hours of painstaking work and mlinitc patience. It has not all been work, however. There have been moments ot lun, and, at last, the joy ol? seeing a task completed. The stalfl hopes you en- joy the fruits of its labor. Page UQ lVithout help from Greg Hare. our student photographer, the Roarer would have lacked many of its fine pictures. Always ready with his camera, he let his personal interests take a back seat and gave the Roarer preference. With Greg is pictured jimmy Ferguson, Lion photographer. For the past two years The Ouachita Lion has won the International Honor Award, highest possible rating in the Quill and Scroll Critical Ser- vice. During these years the Lion, with Miss Mabel Lann as sponsor, has been a project of the English De- partment. This year for the first time in the history of our school, the Lion has been published by a journalism de- partment, headed by Mrs. James I-Iornbeak, a newcomer to our faculty. The editors, feature writers, and re- porters are all members of the Senior Class, and most of them have had two or three years experience in school pa- per work. They have all worked to- gether to bring the students a paper representative of our school life. THE LIO editor' Mary Kathryn Wheelis copy edit Peggy Tousinau, editor-in-chief: Joe Mil sports editorg Thelma Parsons, news edit Editors, left to right: Scotty Tullier, feati f . , n Center, feature writers, left to right: Bc ny Pettit, Scotty Tullier, feature edit! Frances Griffin, Mary Bays Serex. Bottom. reporters, left to right: Bobl Michell, Margaret Pounds, Betty Bambu Donald Bussey, Mary Ann Henderson, Jol nie Boyette, Vonnette Austin. Page 78 Top, typists, seated, Ann Dougal, Joyce 1I'1'Ctt. Standing, Effie Mae Eggerton, Dolores ewart, Anna Joyce Eyre. tilrculation, center, left to right: Cecil Gra- m, June Blake, Elvadean Hendricks, James rousdale, Alice George, circulation manager, 1 n, Virginia Cook. lian Nichols, Shirley Tousinau. Billy Nel- Botto1n,advertising, left to right, front row: ll Funderburk, Arthur Matthews, business anagcr. Judy l'ate. assistant business man- ger. Raymond Smart. Left to right, front row: Ione Hill. Ann eber Jo Rhodes Barbara Xlonroe War L ., r . , t - Hunter, Raymond Smart, Dwight The business and circulation staffs, along with the typists, have played an important role in the publication of the Lion. The menibers of the staffs have capably handled the financial and distribution problems of our pa- per, while the typists have peeked many an hour away as they prepared copy for the printer. Surely our Lion would never have been the success we feel it is had not the staffs been made up of such will- ing and co-operative workers. 1 HIGH - Shown at left, directing the Ouachita band for the second consecutive year, is Truman McCrea. Front row. left to right: janet Cash, Betty Landrum, Glenda .Xnn YVhitc. Jeanette Blackwell, Carol Rhodes, Jo Ann Parrish, Cloria Scott. Shirley jones. Second row, left to right: Mary Kathryn XVheelis. Fern Criffin. Jalnesy Nay Poulan. Pat Peterman, Monta Sue johnson, Carolyn Bradley, Marie Achord, james XVebb, Betty Bandy. Jerry YValdon, john Carter, Ray Barr, jim- my Vaughn, Cary Coker. Delores Logan, Maurice Jones, Catherine XVebb, Mary .Xlice Colson, Scotty Tullier. Third row, left to right: H. V. Shaw, Johnny XVard, Donnie Murphy, Josephine Trichel, John Boyd, Billie Ingram, Cinger Strong. Bootsie Fontant. liugent Eppinette. jimmy Wfhittington, Richard Brown, Tom Naff. limmy Ramsey. 'lionuny Street. Charles Fontana, Bobby Edmonson, Spencer lidmiston. Billy Smith, F. H. Reagan. 'lionnny Rainer, jesse McCurdy. Raymond Beasley, Betty Chapman. Joe Purvis, Dick Reitzell, Thomas Fields. Fourth row, left to right: Eva Nell Hall, XVade XVillizuns. I.arese Parris. Montel XVilder, Kitty Sue Pollard, Frances Pollard, Derwood Facundus. Ronald Barfoot. Bobby Mitchell, Bill Norris. Billy Jo XVafer. john Drouet, Stanley Burkett, Dewey Albritton, Bob Knight. Melvin Fisher. Freddie Page. Ronnie Fox XValters, Skipper Hunter, Billy John Colson. Percussion Section, left to right: Arthur Matthews, Richard Stiltner. Jimmy Ferguson, Martha Nell Chappell. ludy Pate, Billie XVilson. it :,:5,eg.i bk yglwlqry , 55255. gV,.'tfyFs,:A5,Q1. 'g:yV my , - W 'T Page 80 SCHOOL AN The 1950-51 band was an unusually busy one. Starting off the year by play- ing at a rodeo the band got itself ready for its long year of work. As usual, Ouachita's band played at all the loot- ball games and many parades were in- cluded on the '50-'51 schedule. Trips to the State Fair and the music festival in Ruston were other important band activities. Two concerts were presented in the school auditorium while several were presented to out-of-town audiences. Band nl fl011'lC!IUllIl77g parade Band at sizzle fair. Page 81 UACHIT CHOIR The Ouachita Parish High School Choir has been under the direction of Miss Ramona Cormier for the past two years. Besides performing in the annual Christmas and spring concerts, this group is often heard at local churches and civic organizations. Last year the choir, with their director and several chaper- ones, made a six-day tour of the state. In some of the cities the members ena joyed the hospitality of the townspeople, who readily took them into their homes. They visited many historic spots, performing for varied audiences, and a grand time was had by all. This year has been highlighted by several excursion trips to neighboring towns where the choir has presented a full concert. The choir, having received a superior rating at state festival for a number of years, performed for the entire district at Ruston this year. Row l, left to right: Margaret Pounds, Frances Griffin, Suzanne Dupont, Marjorie Cloyd, Betty Jo Clark Betty Nean Reid, Jane Coats, Betty Spurlock. Elizabeth Trew. Mary Ann Buce, Johnnie Mae Hlhitlock. Row 2, left to right: Judy Pate, Jean Pace. Ouida Greer, Kathleen Henessey, Shirley Tousinau, Bonny Pettit, Mary Bays Serex, Leone DeLoach, Joan Wood, Scotty Welch. Beverly Aldridge, Betty Holstead. Sarah Batton. Mary Jane Carter. Christine Bishop. Row 8, left to right: Fern Griffin, Louise Mlilliamson, Betty Jean Jones. Pat Peterman, Janet Cash, Mary Sue Lee, Clara Mae Page, Jean Morris, Johnnie Boyette, Nell Golson, Irma Grace Stevens, Martha Chappell. Geraldine YVeir, Betty Jane Pettit, Shirley Bales. Row 4, left to right: Gary Coaker, Ronnie Fox. Donald McGough. Frank Mobley. Toby Talley. John Brad- shaw, Derwood Facundus. Joe Street. Ronald Barfoot, Clyde Fulton, XVesley Liner, Billy Smith, Raymond Beasley. Jimmy Vaughn, Raymond Smart, Lloyd Bacon. Row left to right: Billy Graff. Billy John Colson, Bennie Franklin. Hlade NVilliams. Donald Bates. Leroy Brantley, Paul Smith, Trueman Sikes, Billy Rowe. Lionell Crowell, Jinuny Ferguson, Jory Waldon, Bob Currey. James Huckabay, Thomas Lolley, Dick Frantom. Glen lflenling. Feddie Hall. , Page 82 GIRL ' NSE BLE The girls' ensemble, under the direction of Miss Ramona Cormier, has made quite a name for itself as it has traveled about among the many organiza- tions of our city, singing semi-classical and spiritual numbers along with other all-time favorites. It has been in constant demand for civic club performances, banquet programs, educational programs, music for style reviews, and even kiddie show performances. This group has immensely enjoyed its visits to St. Josephs Home for the Aged, and it claims these lovable oldsters as one of its very best audiences. Both of the ensembles have performed singularly and as a combined group at every choir concert and for many of the above programs . Seated. left to right: joan Hlood, Ouida Greer. Standing. left to right: Louise Xllilliamson, Bonny Pettit, Leone De Loach. Mary Screx, Jane Coats. Center: Beverly Aldridge. Page 85 BOYS' NSE BLE Remembered for their renditions of There's Nothin' Like a Dame and -Ie1'icho the boys' ensemble has enjoyed its share of local fame. These boys have performed for minstrel programs, civic programs, banquets, and have joined the girls' ensemble lor the greater part of their year's performances as a mixed ensemble. No more versatile group can be found. They sing their prepared program, and, then, on some occasions, sing request numbers. Every member of the group enjoys singing and their every appearance has received the highest praise. Left lo right: YVade XVilli:1ms. Bennie Franklin, john Bradshaw. XYesley Liner. Billy Rowe. james Huclaabay Dick Frzmtom. Billy john Colson. Page 84 CTI ITY SNA l. Lion workers and las!-mimzte rush. 2. Choir has 1'Hf07'll1llI Cll7'I'.Yf1IIIlS cmzcerl 3. Erlsemble sings at fashion show. 4. 13111141 leaders slum.-.S how fI's clone. Page 85 BY PICT RES OF 1. Griffin's got 'im. 2. Little Miss Austin. 3. Queen Jane. 4. Artistic Anne. 5. Mary Stud- dard relaxes. 6. Mary Alice was shy. 7. Alice and the cake. 8. F.F.A. Sweetheart Betty. 9. Cap- able Thelma. 10. Aw-w-w Judy. 11. Bare-footed Larese. 12. Monkey 1fVi1der. 13. .Io Anne's all alone. 14. Wzntcll the birdie, Margaret. 15. Emma jean Frowns. 16. Here's Cora Lee. 17. Alice dances, too. 18. Something wrong, Laura? 19. One of the Smith girls. 20. Mil- ner used to smile!! 21. Wforried, A'Molly ? 22. Delighted Dougal. 23. Editor and friend. gf mx if Page 86 SE IOR CLASS 1. Reach for it, Reagan. 2. Quida had a birthday. Teased Tullier. 4. Jackie and family. 5 The Gholsons grin. 6. ls it that bad, Arthur? 7. Keep smiling, Margaret. 8. Jolly Jimmy. 9 Glamorous -Ioy. 10. Smile, lda Mae. 11. X'Vaco , the Pepsodent kid. 12. Flash Ferguson 13. Close your mouth, Bussey. 14. Li'l Jeanie Morris. 15. Betty Jo had pigatails. 16. Beauti lul Betty Duchesne. 17. Carolyn Mac . 18. Kitty and Kate. 19. Saturday, Mary Bays? 20 Margie Dunn poses. 21. -Iean's on the left. 22. 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Page 88 ' lfqalmizafiolws ' Page S9 CK YES H0 OR SOCIETY The Jack Hayes' Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society, although only two years old, has already made a fine rec- ord for itself. Under the sponsorship of Miss Ellen Fontenot and Miss Sallie Humble, the Honor Society this year has sponsored a Valentine Post Office, printed a sec- ond student directory, sponsored a clean- up campaign, and given a party for its Left to right: Alice George, treasurer: Joe Milner. newly-lnductcd -lunlor Iuelubers' presidentg Peggy Tousinau, seeretaryg Scotty Tullier, vice-president. Seated, left to right: Joy May, limma Jean Durham, lla Mae lllheat. Standing. first row. left to right: Alice George, Ouida Greer. Joyce Garrett, Anna Joyce Eyre, Dorothy Mlorks, Mary Kathryn Vlheelis, Bonny Pettit. Peggy Tousinau, Alice Montgomery, Geraldine Vascocu, Angie Reagan, Beryl Childress. Peggy Jordan, Thelma Parsons. Mary Bays Serex. Standing, second row, left to right: Anthony Ditta, Albert Donald, Gene Stapp, Joe Milner, John Culpepper, Scotty Tullier. John Bivins. . Not included in the picture are: Dent Tisdale. Donald Bates. Jake Coon, Frances DeI.ouche. Yvonne Fisher, Bill Funderburk. Herschell Gentry. George Graham, Freddie Hall. Betty Holslcad, Margaret .-X. Hunter, Barbara Lindsay. Barbara Monroe, Imogene Noble, Jerry Sikes, Violet Venable, Patricia Ann Young. Page 90 f LIBR RY CL The Library Club, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Musselwhite and Mrs. Guion, gives students a thorough knowl- edge of the workings of a large library. Its members, sophomore, junior, and senior girls, work there at least two hours a week in order to learn to use the Dewey Decimal System, and to catalog and mend books. Left to right: Lillian Lelilanc, secretary, Billie Par- sons. reporterg Ora 'l'richel, treasurer, Sara McHenry, president, Martha Hatchell. vice-president, Carrie Nell Spence, sergeantvat-arms, Syble McKay, parliamentar- Standing. left to right: Syble McKay, Mary Sue Coats, Thetus Caughron, Bonnie Bingaman, Charlotte Brooks, Lillian Roddy, Ann Gates, Imogene Noble, Carrie Nell First table, left, clockwise, left to right: Pant Roy, Hare, Lee Ann Case. Second table, left, clockwise, left to right: Alice Sch: Mary Ann Henderson, Irma jean Franks. First table. right, clockwise. left to right: Mary Ann litta jean Masling, Lorna Montgomery. Second table, right, clockwise, left to right: Gayle Not in picture: Ora Trichel, Aqtlilla Jones, Lorraine ian. Margaret Warren. .Xnna Beth Lewis, Lynn Mertnnin Olivee Clark, Lona Milstead, Joanne XYink, Sara BICHCHI, Spence. h . Mary Ann Griffith, Maxine Vickers. Bllllld Parsons, Viuln inks, Ila Mae NVheat, YVillie Mae Flannigan. Sue XV'i e Buce. Irina Grace Stevens. Vashti Ham. Virginia Ann Cook Byron, Lillian LeBlanc, Martha Hatchell. Carolyn Christi Sechler, Carolyn Strain. Dottie leigler, Billy Ewing Page Ol JEFFERSO CL An outstanding activity of the Jeffer- sonian Club this year was sponsoring a drive for items to help the people of war- torn Korea. This organization, sponsored by Miss Humble and Miss Pennington, consists of junior and senior students who have taken or are taking American History, government, or sociology, and who have obtained a 92 average for one six weeks. Left to right: Arthur Matthews, presidentg Bonny Pettit, secretary: George Graham, re morterg Mar aret Hunter, vice- presidcnt, 1 g S I Front row, left to right: Judy Pate, Cora Lee Mlimbish, Mary Bays Serex. jackie Morrison, Betty Bamburg, Von- nette Austin, Ouida Greer, Dorothy Vlorks, Thelma Parsons, Dorothy YVallace, Bonny Pettit, Dolores Stewart, Frances Griffin, Peggy Tousinau, Carolyn McCarty, Ila Mae jordan, Betty Williams. Back row, left to right: joe Milner, Dick Frantom, john Bivins, Donald Busscy, john Carter, Derwood Facundus, Scotty Tullier, Arthur Matthews. Page 92 M JEFFERSO AN CLUB Top Piclurc: Front row, left to right: Ginger Strong, Mary Ann McMoye, Donna Faye Montgomery, Fern Grif fin, june Blake, Betty Holstead, Joyce Hlilks, Margie Wilbanks, Patricia Ann Cooper. Back row, left lo right' Riclrlrd Stiltner C601 e G l . . . , 'g raiam, Donald Bates, Freddie Hall. James liatmon. Front row, left lo right: Elaine Skiles, jean Martin, Ernestine Tullos, Virginia Cook, Frances De Louche, Virginia Tinsley, Nell Pendarvis, Mary Sue Brady, Marianne Buce, Barbara Kahn, Joyce Shivcrs. Back row, left to right: john David Salsbury, Pat Young, Dwight Gruhbs, Barbara Lindsey, jerry Sikes, Margaret Hunter, Gerald Hare, Christine Bishop. JUNIOR MEMBERS Page 93 T LIO ETTES OFFICERS President .... Peggy Tousinau Vice-President Anna Joyce Eyre Secretary . . . Alice George Treasurer . . Dorothy Works Sergeant-at-Arms . . Ouida Greer Parliamentarian Thelma Parsons Reporter .... Betty Duchesne Historian ,... Bonny Pettit W Sponsors - Mrs. O. Parker, and Misses Agnes Shaw, Ellen Fontenot and Wilma Homecoming Parade Smith. Standing: Peggy Tousinan. Row 1, left to right: Betty Fisher, Betty Bamburg. Frances Griffin, Johnnie Boyette, Betty Duchesne, Ouida Greer, Dorothy lVorks, Thelma Parsons, Bonny Pettit, Geraldine Vascocu, Jo Rhodes, Barbara Monroe, Betty Holstead. Row 2: Joann Fuller, Delores Stewart, Juanita Giardinia, Pat Alexander, Betty Sanders, Mary Virginia Parker, Bob- bie Jean Camp, Betty Nelson, Henrietta Flexmin. Willie Mae Flannigan, Sue Yvade, Sara Batton, Barbara Van. Row 3: Joyce McBroom, Billie Parsons. Dorothy Foster, Margaret Carr, Georgia Rape, Mary Lou Trawick, Jean Lewis, Mary Jean Morris. Joan Malone, Betty Craig, Dorothy Mclfarland, Carolyn Christy, Mable Hinton. Row 4: Joyce Shivers, Emma Jean Durham, Patricia Little, Frances Wellerman, Doris Bacon, Geraldine Weir. Shirley Tousinau. Anna Beth Lewis, Dell Moore, Syble McKay, Mary Ann Griffith, Virginia Cook, Mary Elizabeth Byrd. Row 5: l-Iarleen Gholson. Angie Reagan. Mattie Lorene Coates, Vivian Hare, Carolyn Falgout, Carolyn Hudson, Vashti Ham, Shirley l'Vard, Grace Glass, Nell Golson, Ann Griffith, Pat Timmerman, Florence Smith. Row 6: Gloria Charles. Cora Lee Wimhish, Mary Sue Coates. Frances Manley, Dorothy Wallace, Patsy Barnes. Yvonne Fisher. Mary Virginia X'Vorks. Jean Pace, Frances De Louche, Pat Black, Martha Hatchell, Laura Over- ton. Row 7: Ann Finklea. Barbara Lindsey. Patsy Averett, Julia Smith, Pain Roy, Betty Spurlock, Shirley Colby, Mar- garet Hunter, Mary Jo Berry, Pat Van Landingham, Imogene Noble, Joan Amos, Ethel Myers. Row 8' Nlary Bays Serex Donna Montgomery, Violet Venable, Mary Joy Weems. Karol Yarbrough, Maxine , . Vickers: Lillian liocldy, Sara McHenry. Edith! Donald, Ginger Henry. Edith Ann Gates, Janice lhillips. Page 94 AN ST FF Lionette officers dress up for banquef .... Banqzrei guests. N Page 95 i KEY CL The Ouachita Parish High School Key Club, enjoying its filth year of existence here at Ouachita, is one of the most ac- tive service organizations in the school and community. Sponsored by the Monroe Kiwanis Club, the Key Club holds as its primary objective the development of such quali- ties in boys as leadership, scholarship, and character. This is brought about by coordinating their efforts in rendering service to the school and community through a medium of service projects. Highlighting this year's many achievements were the Key Club Minstrel, faculty-student basketball game, establishment of an athletic Hall of Fame, re- nuinbering of all classrooms, poll for the Lion, Parent-Sons Banquet, ushering at all home football games, and taking the 'B' League City Championship in basketball. Left to right: Arthur Matthews, vice-presi- dent, joe Milner, president: john Bivins, treasurer, Bobby Edmondson, secretary. lfrst row. left to right: Frank Mobley, Tommy Trawick, jimmy Berry, Bill Wheelis. George Graham, Bill Funder burk. Cecil Graham. Second row. left to right: john Bivins, XValter Bennett. Billy Nelson, Dent Tisdale, jake Coon, John Culpeppeer Gilbert Vascocu. Raymond Smart. Third row. left to right: Albert Donald. Skippy Bell. Donnie Mathys. jack McMullen, Ray Sanderson, Spencer Ed- miston. Bobby lidmondson, Tommy Street, jimmy Grnnmil. .Xl'llllll' Matthews, Martha Hatchell, Key Club sweet- heart. lrtbllllll row. left to right: Billy Blazier. Herchel Gentry, Gene Stapp. Richard Stiltner. joe Milner. standing. Page 96 TI CL The programs of the Latin Club for the past year have been motivated by the idea of arousing interest in all phases of Latin with the general theme Ad- vantages of Taking Latin. Included have been programs on Roman History and Customs. The Christmas program was devoted to a discussion of the Roman Saturnalia and to the singing of the Christmas songs in Latin. The March Standing: VValter Bennett, presidentg Gilbert Vascocu, treasurer. Seated: Mary Lou Tra- wick, second vice-presidentg Violet Venable, counselor: Martha Hatchell, counselorg Jo Rhodes, first vice-presidentg Syble McKay, under secretaryg and Patsy Barnes, secretary. program had as its theme Julius Caesar, while the April program celebrated, by a humorous skit, the founding of Rome. The members of the club also en'o ed the ro frams based on word stud throu 1-11 Latin fiven uiz st le. J Y P 5 Y S S fl Y linst row, left to right: Billy Blazier, Patsy Barnes, Syble McKay. Gilbert Vascocu, jo Rhodes, VValter Bennett, Martha Hatchell, Violet Venable. Frances Pollard, Mary Lon Trawick. Billy Roark, Freddie McQuiston. Second row, left to right: LeRoy Brantley, Geraldine Trichell. Pauline Ford. Eleanor Aldrich, Juanita Giardinia, june Myers, Janis Dyar, Dell Moore, Geraldine YN'eir, joan Malone. Donna Montgomery, Norma Vlingate, Anna Beth Lewis, Fred Perry, jesse Hanchcy. Third row, left to right: Claude Henderson, Charlotte Brooks. Theresa Giardinia. Betty Hill, Lucille Thomas, Pat Black. Barbara Monroe, Elsie Murphy, Patsy Spcir, Bobbie jean lidwards, Bill NVheelis. Tom Naff. Fourth row. left to right: Gayle Byron. Nawassa Little. Iulia Smith. Virginia Parker. john Bradshaw, Tommy Lee, Cherry Deals, Thetus Caughron, Sarah McHenry, lidith Donald, julian Nichols. Thotnas Rainer. Y, Page 97 Left to right: Cora Lee Wimbisll, secretary- treasurerg Jake Coon, president, Ida Mae Jordan, vice-president, and Effie May Egger- ton, reporter and sergeant-at-arms. AN CL Ouachita's Spanish Club's activities have been highlighted by the various Spanish traditions which were observed throughout the year. At Christmas time La Pinata was broken, and the club members caroled in the halls. At the close of every year the club enjoys a supper with Spanish food, entertainment and all. Seated: Bill Funderburk, Cecil Graham, Tommy Trawick, Richard Ober, Eugene Eppinette, Gary Coaker. First Row: standing, Betty Williams, Emma jean Durham, Scottie Tullier, Pat Timmerman, Sally Ann Hayes Lillian Roddy, janet Roark, Kittie Sue Pollard, Ida Mae jordan, jake Coon, Cora Lee Wimbish, Maureen Erskine Betty Jean Halstead, Violet Venahle, Sue Monzingo, Mary Sue Coates, Nell Colson, Pat Van Landingham, Pat Young, Miss Shaw. Back Row: Ann Griffith, Joe Milner, Betty Spurlock, Effie Mae Eggerton, Dent Tisdale, Clyde Fulton. Page 98 RT DEP RT Hand-tooling of leallger bells, purses, and 2. It7s oil painting for promising young artists. wallets prozfes pleasant work for art students. A Work in chalk pwmides interesting medium 4.a Students model handy lamp bases from and unusual fmzshed product. marbleized cement. Page 99 Smile from Dm1I1Ie Door, 1950 Senior Class play. Se! for 0110111116 1Dnm'. PEECH liver increasing in size and popular- ity, Ouachitals speech departnient, head- ed by Miss June Schultz, and ably assist- ed by Miss Yvonne Lusk, now boasts two drama classes and six fundamental speech classes. Also, many students have requested that the speech department include classes in debating and advanced drama. Page, IUO DEP RT The Speech Department is an important part of Ouachita. Students in Speech I get basic training in public speaking, interpretative reading, story telling, forums, debating, everyday conversation, and individual voice train- ing. Second year speech students study theihistory of drama, the lives of great playwrights and actors, and get experience in acting on the stage, in make- up and in student direction. Activities included in the work of the Speech Department this year were the Open House program, a school assembly, a series of one-act plays, radio programs, and the three-act senior play, One Foot In Heaven. ehea'rsalfo1 'Tl1e I lo1'istSl1op. Drama class prepares for one-acl plays. Page 101 DISTRtIB'TI E ED TIO OFFICERS ' President . Anthony Ditta Vice President . La Faye Antley Secretary-Treasurer , Beryl Childress Reporter . . C. Smith ' Sergeant at Arms . . Ray Scharf Fitting students to take their place in the business world by teaching them fundamentals of buying and selling is the main purpose of the Distributive Education Department. Students taking D E go to school a half day and work in various business concerns the other half, thereby obtaining excellent practical training. Left to right around outside of tables: Evelyn Banks, Roy Scharf, Weldon Russell, jim Freeman, james Counts, George Chapman, J. C. Smith, Emily Green, Theresa Bolton Thurmond, Bert Thurmond, Don Young, William Page, Patsy Patterson, Betty Norton Albritton, Betty Wainwright, Peggy Jordan, Charles Moore. Left to right around inside of tables: - Fabe Ingram, jr., Ann Brantley, La Faye Antley, James Morgan, Anthony Ditta, Faye Humphrey, Earl Tid- well, Hedric Tidwell, Carolyn Wright. Members who were absent: Donnie Brown, Beryl Childress. Ralph Owens, Ray Scharf. Page 102 UACHIT Left to right: Ann Brantley, Dixie Shopsg Don Young, john's Trading Co.g james Counts, Monroe Wholesale Drug: Fabe Ingram, Fields Shoe Department: james Morgan, Salley Mfholesale Grocery, Theresa Bolton, Thurmond, Style Shop, Peggy jordan, Three Sistersg Berly Childress, Morgan 8: Lindsey, West Monroeg Charles Moore, I-Iohgood Furniture. 71111 N' ,A A vmmf 1,1 , ,, , , Page 103 Y - T E E F R E S lVl A N GROUP PRESIDENTS Donna Faye Montgomery , Junior Y-Teen Mary Virginia Parker . Sophomore Y-Teen Jo Trichell . . Y-Ettes Margaret Ballard . Tri-Y Betty Jane Franklin . . Blue Sharks Jean Doncer Freshman Jolly-Y-Jones Left to right. front row: Etna Jean Hall, Peggy Rawls. Ann Ruth Huckabay, Patsy Speir, Carolyn McKay, Gyl Moore, Joyce Lanier, Glenda Wright. Ada Mae Hicks, Ann Hebert. Second row: Edna Jean Berry. Jeannette Womack, Cherry Deats. June Humphries. Thelma Foster, Janice Emmons, Ethel Alexander, Sara Cloud, Dorothy Barr. Loretta Maxwell. Third row: Nelda Murphy. Barbara Hale, Betty Ifite. Ellen Franklin, LaRue Jordan, Peggy Hinton, Sonya Franks, Mary Lee Balch, Shirley Gulley, Peggy Roberts. Fourth row: Peggy Magourik. La Verlan Walker, Miss Sharp. Mary Lou Bryant, Margaret Ballard, Mary Jane Dressler, Jean Doncer. Betty Bandy. Pat Nolan. Page l0-l Elli - T E E INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Margaret Hunter . President Syble McKay , Vice-President Lillian Roddy Secretary-Treasurer First row, left to right: Karol Yarbrough, jo Rhodes, Donna Faye Montgomery, Lillian Lelilanc. Margaret Hunt- er, Geraldine Weir, Lee Ann Case, Syble McKay, Lillian Roddy. Second row, left to right: Violet Venable, Barbara Lindsay, Pat Young, Lorna Montgomery, Lorraine Sechlar, Nell Golson, Betty Spurlock, Maxine Vickers, Betty jean Craig, Leone DeLoach. Third row, left to right: Pat Van Landingham, Mary Virginia Parker, Sammy Camp, Ann Cates, Pam Roye, Sue Wade Charlotte Haile. Fourth row, left to right: joan Wink, Mary Lou Trawick, Barbara Monroe, lone Hill, jo 'l'richel, Yvonne Fisher, Willie Mae Flannigan, Fifth row. left to right: jo Ann Whitlock, litta jean Masling, Mary Ann McMoy. Billie Lois Ewing, Sarah Mcljlenry, Dell Moore, Margaret X'Vilson, Miss Bess Sharp. Acquilla jones. Shirley llayles. Janis Dyar. Annette YVOosley, lzlwyna Wills, Page 105 FUT RE BUS NESS LE DERS OF AMERICA F.'B.L.A. OFFICERS Laura Overton . . President Elmer Fant . . Vice-President Effie Mae Eggerton , . Secretary Geraldine Vascocu . Treasurer Mary Lee Hollingsworth . . Reporter Mattie Lorene Coates . . Sergeant-at-Arms The Future Business Leaders of America, a new club at Ouachita, serves to familiarize the students with the workings of the Commerce Depart- ment and with the business world of the Twin Cities. - Under the sponsorship of Mr. Thompson, Miss Fontenot, Miss Smith, Mrs. Mann, and Mrs. Potter, the group has sponsored, among other things, a dis- play of business machines, stressing the improvements made in recent years, and a Christmas card post office. Speakers from various businesses have address- ed the group at regular meetings and answered questions concerning the nature of their business. First row, left to right: Mary Ann Henderson, Ora Trichel, Mary Lee Hollingsworth. reporter: Laura Overton, presi- dent, Geraldine Vascocu, treasurer, Elmer Fant, vice presidentg Effie Mae Eggerton, secretary. Second row: Joyce Rasbury, Mary Alice Turner, Betty jo Clark, Ann Dougal, Ethel Myers. Barbara Van, Alice Sandi- fer, Barbara Kahn, Charlotte Haile, Eunice Clark. Third row, left to right: Clara Mae Page, Floyce Simpson, Joy May, Thelma Jinks, Patsy Baggott, Kathleen Hennessy, Elizabeth Ann Norred, Ann Finklea. Fourth row: Miss Wilma Smith, co-sponsor, Anita Welch, Nellie johnson, Margie Reynolds, Mary Lou Johnston, Elra Dean Hendricks, Mary Lorraine Hood, Grace Glass, Miss Ellen Fontenot, co-sponsorg Dorothy McFarland. Fifth row: Mrs. Hlilsie Potter, co-sponsorg Betty Jo Roberts. Ruthie Mlilkinson, Melba Frisby. Mr. Lanier, D. Thompson. Faculty advisorg Eloise VVhitten.James Eatmon, Raymond Frost. Charles Morgan. Gloria Calhoun, Margie Davis, Gloria Charles, Montel Wilder, Mrs. Colleen Mann, co-sponsor. Page 106 FUTURE HUMEMAKERS OF AMERIC OFFICERS Earline VVelch . , President Dorothy McFarland Vice-President Dolores Stewart . E Secretary Pat Ann Scarbroek . Treasurer Flora Kitehinghani . . Historian Mable Hinton . Parliamentarian The Future Homemakers ol America, an organization composed of home economics students, serves as a means for furthering the students' knowledge in that field. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Dora Mae Shultz, Ouachita's Viola Lund chapter has made rapid progress and experienced many enjoyable gather- ings. First row, left to right: Bobbie Jean Camp, Mable Hinton, Dorothy Nlelfarland. liarline lVelcb, Marjorie Rey- nolds. Freddie Eason. Second row. left to right: Bonnie Ruth Etier, Betty Nelson. Mary Ann May. Betty jean Crowell. Mary Lee Hollingsworth, Glenda Wright, Peggy Alexander. Ione Hill. Sue Elliott. Dolores Stewart. Lena Mallard, Bessie Lee U'heeler, Dorothy Mac Lessing, Ada Mae Hicks. Tonnny .Xnn Bivens. jo Ann Gibson. Helen Deal. .Ioan Malone, Barbara Taylor. Page 107 FUTURE OFFICERS ER President . .,,. Tommy Trawick Secretary Frank Swayze Treasurer Bennie Franklin Reporter . Gregory Hare Parliamentarian , Jimmy Johnston Front row. left to right: C. B. Griggs, T. L. Crosby, Bobby Anthony, Gerald Wheeler, Lamar Crawford, Huey Lenard, Charles McCallum, Billy Johnston, Billy Bowman, Lesley Savell, Jesse Roberts, Terrell Jackson, Donnie Gaar, Allen Corbin, Fred Norris, John Tarpley, Walter Caldwell, Tommy Trawick, Bobby Lee, Johnny Mitchell, Emest Foster, Floyd Glenn, Harold Scott, Gregory Hare, Warren Antley, Charles Parker, J. C. Fox. Second row: Ronald Norrid, Lessle Calender, Eugene Jolmston, Benton McCormick, Edwin Emory, Glen Crow- ell, Jimmy Wilson, Mahlan Thornton, Arlan Hattaway, Fred Watson, John Harrell, Hershel Duncan, Eugenie Cowan, Birt Schanks, James Hamilton, Monnette Bonner, Glenn Smith, Maxwell Brown, Johnny DeLasalle, Frank McKinley, Jesse Roberts, Burl Humphries, Cliff De Lache, C. W. Stanson, Fred Mcl-Inery, Willie Larget, Ray- mond Clark. Third row, Derl Tidwell, James Hart, Jacky Brown, Kenneth Fite, Leon Mann, Billy Bagwell, Billy Nolan, Harlon Edminston, James Holton, Jimmy Burks, Gene Tarver, James Dear, Walter Gray, Jerry Barnette, Jimmy Lolley, Don Wills, Bennie Franklin, Billy WVilson, Dick Frantom, Gerald Ray Hare, Charles Bratton, Troy Counts, Wayne Newman, Harold Frith, James Harper, David Wheelis, Hugh King, Eugene Dowdy, Myrl Dris- coll, Thomas Riser, WV. D. Head, Herman Moore, Joe Peppers. VVayne Jowers, Thomas Russell, Jerry Parker, James Tartcr, Ralph Kilpatrick, Joel Venable, Charles Thomas. Robert Smith, Travis Hammonds, Malcolm Wright. Students who do not appear in the picture: Marlin Jones, Jimmy Jordan, Clifton Williams, Robert Moore, Bruce Paschal, Norman Goza, Maurice McDonald, Pat Patterson, Carroll Dozier, James Huckabay. Billy Joe Rowe, Charles Puckett. J. T. Lee, Lytle Matkins. James Edward Holloway. Tommy Baskin. Gordon Croft, Jim Freeman, Frank Swayze. Jimmy Johnston. Page 108 - C I. OFFICERS President . Elvis Stout Vice-President jerry Parker Secretary . Benda Deas Reporter . Peggy Alexander Council Member . . Billie Wfarren The Ouachita 4-H Club is rapidly progressing in activities and is now the largest club in the school. Activities of the year include sponsoring a radio broadcast during National 4-H Club VVeek, entering individual projects in the district and state livestock shows, and participating in the annual Achievement Day contests. First row, left to right: C. B. Griggs, Alan Corbin, Mrs. Dawson, Maureen Erskine. Shirley McBroon1, Peggy Rawls, Yvonne Fisher, Thelma Parsons, Mary Lou Balch, Frances Whitlock. Barbara Tillman, Frances New- man, Patsy Redden. Peggy Alexander, Ethel Alexander, Billie Parsons, Willie Lea Owens, Willie May, Freddie Bamburg, Harvey Alford, Henry Little. Charles Wilder, Charles Griger, Charles Turner, Gene Taryer. Eddie Van Osdell, joel Venable. Second row: 'Fahnadge L. Crosby, Derl Tidwell. Peggy Hinton. I.aVerlon iValker. Ada Mae Hicks. Patsy Spier, Dorothy Chaplin. Cathryn Ann Neely. Doris Burnett, Glenda Wright, Barbara johnson, Nellie Bates, Peggy Calltqway, Sue Greer, Eugene johnson. Billy Ewing. Bobby Irby, jimmy Ewing. Kenneth Smith. jinnny Deal, john Lani rum. Thrd row: jolmnie Phillips. Lora jean Willis, Dolores Logan, jeanette Owens. jeanette Womack, Mar- garet Robinson, Patricia Cheeks, Virginia Mclntosh. Ruth Murphy. Anna Marie Brumfield, Bobbie Sue Collie, Steve Brown. Royce Colby, li. C. Roark, Hanes Landrum. Richard Morehead. 'l omn1y King. Raymond Clark. Fourth row: Sybil Perkins, Pat Nolan, Nora Reid, Maxine Bates. Kathryn Whittington. Lena Mae George, Patsy Ruth johnson. Mary Elizabeth Byrd. jean Pace, Mary 1.ou Bryant. Shirley Fontenot, Syble McGinty. james Sosler, Birt Schanks, Raymond Craft, Glenn Smith. Fifth row: jo Ann Wink. joan Kirkland. Doyle Pinton. jolm Branch. Gene Fordham. George lnber. Bennie Owens, Modcll Lenard, Benda Deas. Edwin Emory, Glenda .Xnn Barfoot. Dottie Ziegler. Hugh King, Billy Graff, Maxwell Brown. Charles Thomas. jesse Roberts, Eugene Dowdy. Bobby Lee. Ronald Norris. joe Funder- burk, Dean McGrew, Harold Frith, Thomas Russell, Fred Norris. jerry Parker. Bob Childress. Page 109 0 C R U OFFICERS 'Ihe 11111101 Red C1035 1ep1esc11t.1L1ve5 ale ehosen hom each llOlllC1OOIl1 to ittend the 1'llC.C.l1llgb .md leport to than homexooms the plans fOl .my Cdlllpcllgll Ol plojeet to be S1JOI150lLCl by the OlgdI'llldl1Oll Two ol the 11otewo1tl1y PIOJLCIS ol the club 11115 yeax were the 1eg1st1 2111011 ol blcycles md the endmg ol CClllC,zlllOIldl boxes to Lmopefm eountlles 11ont ION left to 11gl11 Blll1C liklllg V1Xl'lI1 1-l11c Ollllllll. 'Nl1e Cloucl Neld1 Xfuxphx joan XI 1lone Lynn xlCI'I'lIl1'lIl C h ll les H llcler Second ION H'1tt1eJol1nso11 XIII, Klllllyll lVllC.CllS jom lllllSll Sue Hcmpbxll Xl'11g1rel C 111 Bern CID I11e M'1x111c Vlckcrs Bobby Cale Gxrrett Blll XICRIIICW Rmclolph C'1ge Third ron Xnn l5111111g1on l51ll1c Sue Bl IIICI S'1lls lll1o1l Imogene Noble 'uk Bnnetle I H Rclglll Duke PIILC B lLlx lows C ny Co 1Lc1 IBOIIIIIC. Xluthys PICIIUCC Xx0lllIClx Nell IBUIICIII RlVIIlCJllCl IICJSC lclgn lee Xs on I hom IS Lolles George Cl'11L Pmge 110 HO R00 REPORTER OFFICERS President . . 'Violet Venable Vice-President . Bob Knight Secretary-Treasurer .A.. Pat Black Reporters . . . Yvonne Fisher, Betty Fisher The Holneroom Reporters' Club, sponsored by Mrs. Zelda Hargrove, is com- prised of one representative from each of the fifty-three homerooms. The main project of the club is the gathering and selecting of news for the column Up and Down the Halls , which appears in the Lion. Because this column reflects the interests and activities of so many stu- dents, it has proved one of the most enjoyable features of the paper. First row, left to right: Billy Smith, Edith Donald, Carolyn McKay, joan Kirkland, Peggy Rawls, Lynn Merriman, Helen Erskine, Violet Venable, Donna Montgomery, lone Hill, Paula.'Burford, Eugene Rawls. Second row: Betty Spurloek, Billy Ewing, Bobby Moore, Pat Black, Loral jean YVillis, Betty Bandy, Betty jo Clark, Mary Alice Turner, joy May, Shirley Bayles, Betty Fisher. Third row: Billy Blazier, Gilbert Vaseocu, jimmy Cullipher, john Bivins, Earl Tarver, jimmy Ferguson, Effie Eggerton, Prentice Redding, Scotty Tullier, Yvonne Fisher. joe Milner. Fourth row: Billy Vaughn, Doyle Holstcad, joe Hortman, julian Nichols, Richard Bamburg, Walter Bell, Bob Knight, Darrell johnson. Page lll Clmrles Yrmnff mul Edwin Howard Qlflerlri ml sholbj 6 Bobby -IOIIIISUJII and jimmy Camp Qlfleflri ml shopj on light pole. SCHOOL l. jimmy Webb. Sonny McKee Qlinclio slmpj 3. George I-Iarper, Billy Henry, and Billy john .mn QAz'rcmf1 Engine Simpy 2. Ralph Bnrlzes, Bobby Caples, and Willis Kidd Qfluto 1W6FllIllllC.YD 4. jollnny Ward lllndio slzopj Page 113 0 N 114 'U W I HER Elf VUIIFQS Page 115 anim Ziff, QSZBMCA Page 116 oz 'Q ,V ne CM JOAMM lgnyeffe 4 1 117 Most Popular Bob Carter and Peggy Tdusinau FA ORITES Most Typical Ouida Greer and joe Milner Page 118 Good Citizens Tommy Trawick and Alice George AVORITES Page 119 Most Ambitious Dorothy Works and Arthur Matthews ST HANDSO Page 120 PELICAN GIRLS' STATE Left to right: Bonny Pettit, Dorothy Vallaee, Ouida Greer, Judy Pate, Peg- y Tousinau, Alice George, and Doro- hy Mforks. Not included in picture: Vonnette ustin. BOYS' STATE Seated at table, left to right: Elmer ant, Raymond Smart, Arthur Mat- ews, Tommy Trawick. Standing, left to right: joe Milner, otty Tullier. age 1 Snapshots At Ouachita As We Play . . . I. Radio siars, Hudson, johnson, Hodgins, and Wh0's that peepirf? Hollimrm. 2. B0lZ011's 54-conzirzg down! fl. There you are-lh1'1'd from left 1 w Page 122 . . . nd As We Work 1. Spanish on record 3. Lion deadline near 2. Chem Strieklin shows how 1't's done Ll. Guidnrzee Dejmrtmenl does job analysis Page 123 FORMA l. Om' favorite jacriocl 2. The farmers' szveelheart 3. Wha' hoppen-, 4. The fzlrmers Page 124 F0 RMA I. Library Club on the air 2. Faculty basketball beauties 3. K.K.K. QKey Klubbers Kaperj Ll. All together, now! Page 125 7 r vmxf? 5 f 1' A X' f ,B 'Q EH ve? reg w 3 Mn, 4' f g -+L .4 -Q m',k Q: SE , . Jf ' ' wg . '21 -2.- 4-551 V ,V,V '+' ' W 'k' '14jf fi ' , Q ,gCfafY K I xdildgwa Y 'E V :IES .. ,, W , 4 K : 5 i V- ' my z-Q1 :' w , 1- f f s' ' - V -. . - .. ' L fs A, gif? Qi i Q if-xwgffffqj Ul'.fl2S5f3's5'i555 141.5 J 2 if 3 W 5 :L W K-I dmv , I ' KJ'V -hi? .Q ff f . ' Q 1 . 3 . jg! if f ' .,ar' , k 3 s!x f K5-fv 'gfmr' FORMA 1. Slzux, Coach! 2. We relax Along lhe Uuachitav 3. Future Business Leaders of America meet 4. Funderlmrk and Gmves relzearse I I I 1 JAKdverfise1me1mfs Page 129 THE LIONETTES Weil Cleaners 508 North Fourth Compliments Dial 2-1934 Jackson Motors' Inc. jflfzz mrfawaii Cganing- Y our Lincoln Sa Mercury Dealer -ju MAMA gaming Sales an cl Service Roark Brothers Dial 3-2294 and 3-2295 h Home of Knabe Pzanos Official Piano zlletrojiolitan Opera 1700 South Grand Phone 5700 703-705 Jackson St. Monroe, Louisiana COMPLIMENTS OF THE JACK HAYE CHAPT R OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Page 131 COMPLIMENTS OF java! gaocon 52 ibauifi Cyndlfroaclfion Gnrfaoralfion New York. N.Y. r Monroe, La Compliments Of Martin Marble 81 Granite Works Jackson at Calypso Phone 2-4401 Monroe, La. Compliments Of Siever's Service Station GENERAL TIRE VVILLARD BATTERIES 621 Jackson St. Phone 7655 Monroe, La. Compliments Of New South Drug Compliments Of McCarthy's Bakery Compliments Of Frey's Pharmacy Compliments Of' Prescription Laboratory Compliments Of Lee's Pharmacy Compliments Of Durrett's Gift Shop Compliments Of Joe's Electric Shoe Shop Compliments Of Reef's Cafe Page 132 COMPLIMENTS OF The Brown Paper Mill Company Inc. MONRGE LOUISIANA We enjoy the fruits of Democracy- Compliments Why not cultivate it? ' Of COmP1imemS Of McGinn Finance Co., Monroe Wholesale 'HC- Drug CQ., Inc. 20216 North 2nd Street Monroe, Louisiana Dial 2-0554 Compliments of Compliments Of Southwest Gas Earl Coats Millinery Producing co Inc SlLVERSTElN'S 1309 Louisville Avenue 3112 DeSiard Street Monroe, Louisiana i i lg lilpl! CONGRATULATIONS Il lg ll -Ill lIll at gj f IIII A H d III!! f TIIIII tv N , if -TAY BEST WISHES fW fl'iW'll ' i S . F5 f Wawfy ' Z nf? 1,35 ,I f. TO THE Zfvlfi-i m''L5i4f'g 'lUil'4i i GRADUATES 1 TEACHERS - STUDENTS AND OUR GOOD FRIENDS Of The OUACHITA PARISH HIGH SCHOOL F r 0 m in we RSreun North Louisiana! Largest and Finest Women 's A pjiarel Store 342 - 344 DeSiard Street Monroe, La. Air Conditioned - We Invite Your Charge Account Page I34 Th 1951 Rocrrer Wos Design d d E g d By The Shreveport Engraving Company, Inc 509 T ' St t SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA Page 135 - West Pontiac, Inc. Your Pontiac Dealer 1203 Louisville Phone 3-4433 Monroe, La. Compliments Of Star Washateria Compliments Of Central Super Service Compliments Of Faulk Bros. I Liner's Laundry, Inc. 512 South Grand Monroe, La. Compliments Of Smith Venetian Blind Company Dial 2-1451 or 2-1452 We Appreciate Your Patronage Laundry - Dry Cleaning Felt Hats - Cleaned and Blocked I Compliments Of Lennon Motor Co., Inc. Third and Wlashington Streets Monroe, La. DYNAFLOXV DRIVE Compliments Of Hudson's Service Station Jackson's Hardware 81 Sporting Goods Store Compliments Of Dew Music Co., Inc. 9 YOUTH SHOP TELEPMOIIC T038 Nl 8. hh Street, Naam. Ll. Compliments Of H A Y S ' Ladies Ready-to-Wear iNest Monroe, La. 1 ge 136 i W i COMPLIMENTS OF FRANK MASLING AND SON BUILDING CONTRACTORS Freshmen whose pictures do not appear: Raymond Ada Lthel Alex ndu Charlie Ba blrg Gene Barker Mary Frances C.h l l e Shirley Finch Paul Fleming Fravis Hznnmonds Edwin Howard Ll zihelh Mal lx wsk R b 1 Hood NI lo e C aynell Rodger Roland llon George Pelha n Xl 'arren Margaret Wilh te Nlulcohn Marx n Xl ght Compliments Of The Junior Class 1951 COMPLIMENTS OF NEWS - STAR - WORLD MONROE PRINTING COMPANY Distinctive Printers ond Publishers 11gel31 GOLD SEAL MILK Cream, Cottage Cheese The Only Grade A Chocolate Milk in Louisiana COOPERATIVE DAIRY Serving Monroe, iNest Monroe, Sterlington, and Rayville CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS F 1' 0 777 Brown Clothing Co. T. Compliments Of A. Sanders Lumber Company North 7th and VVood Streets West Monroe, La. Compliments Of Hunt Studio Compliments Of Simmie's Cafe Compliments Of E. 81 P. Store Compliments Of Mrs. Birdie CorroI's READY - TO - WEAR COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. PENNEY CO. Where it pays to pay cash MONROE, LA. Page 138 Compliments Of Elias and Sons Compliments Of McCain Mart COMPLIMENTS Family Shoe Store 320 DeSiard Monroe, Louisiana POLL PARROT - TRIM TRED RAND SHOES Compliments Of PeopIe's Credit Clothing, Inc. Compliments Of Leake's Grocery A. S. Tidwell 81 Sons Best Service In The Twin Cities Compliments Of Bella Sherck Davidson, Inc. THE iVOMAN'S sHoP In Om' New Location 125 DeSia1'cl Exclusive but not Expensive .. A l ' :,..eg,t . .:o,. ,,ii 1 Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. 2717 DeSia1'd St. Phone 2-2096 Monroe, Louisiana The Rendezvous Restaurant 1WeetF1'iends VVhere Friends Meet 1400 Louisville Avenue on I-lighway 80 Page 139 COMPLIMENTS Compliments Of OF Saul Adler Garage 5509901 MUN' C0- Adler Tire Co. ESSO PRODUCTS CONGRATULATIONS U. S. ROYAL TIRES To Class of 1951 F T 0 m 201 S. Grand Phone 2-0396 Apex Supply Corp. Cor. Arkansas and North 5th St Telephone 3-8648 BEST WISHES OF HOTEL FRA CES Page 140 COMPLIMENTS OF OUACHITA PARISH HIGH SCHOOL Key Club Compliments Of Westside Flower and Continuous Quality Gift Shop Dunbar Hunt Annie Hunt Y h 1 S lommumuurmourvofvnlzoca-coucoumlld I I I. . or Dm Ouachita Coca-Cola VVest Monroe, Louisiana B91-fling CQ, MONROE, LA. LOUISlANA VENEER COMPANY Manufacturers Of COMMERCIAL VENEER P. O. Box 3067 Phone 6486 WEST MON ROE, LOUISIANA In The Heart of the Delta Gum Belt E 54 sPU'l fOI'C,S Pho l'l'l'lGCy Compliments Of Monroe's Most Interesting Drug Store Bridge Service Stohon 801 DeSiard Dial 2-2646 W. D. Golson, Owner Seniors do the Charleston at Open-House Compliments Of West Monroe Washoterio 903 Natchitoches St. Dial 3-4240 Get the job Done! Get the Cost Down! Get a JEEP! Lee Motor Sales 2206 Louisville Avenue Dial 3-3341 Page 142 PLAN TO MAKE YOUR HOME AND YOUR INVESTMENTS IN WEST MONROE, LA . . . THE FASTEST GROWING CITY IN LOUISIANA - - VISIT H A T C H E L L S Serving Northeast Louisiana for Over a Quarter of a Century COMPLIMENTS OF BILL'S PRODUCE Selling Satisfaction 600 North 4th Dial 3-4494 Compliments and Best Wishes From THE JAMES A. NOE STATIONS KNOE Monroe, Louisiana 1390 ON YOUR DIA L- 5,000 WATTS Affiliated With The National Broadcasting Company WN E New Orleans, Louisiana 1060 ON YOUR DIAL - 50,000 WATTS Affiliated With The Mutual Broadcasting System Page 143 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS or or . Morrison-Heacock Garage Lockhart - Blalr Sports Shop, Inc. Frank F. Wirnberley A. R. Bates 119 N' Second Street Res. Ph. 7867 Res. Ph. 8885 Monroe Bearing 8: Telephone 3-1950 coo WHOLESALE Monroe, Lo s Ii Marin? .gioecizzgfihi il Industrial - Automotive Tractor - Aircraft Phones 3-5152 - 3-5153 In MONROE it's 1 1 1 1 1111 111f. 1 1 11 . 1 ... 1 A nili 111 11 ...... .,... .....r ..... 2 .. .......,.,...,.,.1 1.111111 Dial 8131 Pg 144 COMP1 IMENTS Adams Cleaners 803 DeS1ard Monroe La Phone 2 1633 COMPI IMENTS an BEST XVISHES Drug Sl-are Phone 3 7781 223 Trenton St West Monroe La COMPLIMENTS Ga DY my l00D:SlAn S as Monroes Leadzng jewelers 900 DeS1a1d St Monroe La N XTION ALLY -XDVLR FISLD NIIIRCI-I ANDISI AT N ATIONALI Y XDVLRTISED PRI! LS On Convmrzenf Terms Infevesf 01 Farrgzng Charge Parker Flower Shop Flowers For All Occaizons 614 Catalpa St Monroe La Phone 3 1841 COMPLIMENTS Couch Mol-or Lmes, I1C Phone 3 1319 I ONROE LA MASSEYS SERVICE CENTER Pan Am Se1v1ce Gas and O11 Check Chart Lub11cat1on Goodrlch T1res and Tubes Store Phones 3 6615 3 6616 Stat1on Phone 9954 Ph11co Zenlth and Motorola Rad1os Parts and SCIVICC JACKSON AT OUACHITA MONROE LOUISIANA QF or I Q , ' 9 d A! 'F T, of 'L 1 Kennedy - Bennett D - N0 I , I f I .T I I f - or . , . I . I I 145 age Jesse F. Heard 81 Sens GENERAL CONTRACTORS elicon Drive West Monro North Louisiana Wholesale Oil and Gas Company, Inc. AGENT FOR TIDE WATER PRODUCTS E. N. JACKSON, Manager DIAL 2-3195, 2-3196 -- MONROE, LOUISIANA Special Tractor Fuel Veedol Oils Regular Tractor Fuel Ethyl Gas Special Tractor Oil Regular Gas Industrial Oils and Greases - U. S. Motor Gas Cheerleaders For a night COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS W. D. Albritl'on's UF Barber Sho 1 . u , Q , P The Ouachita Bus It zs Air Condztzoned for your C I Comfort 0 nc' A 306 Wood St. West Monroe W- D- CROSBY DIAL 5601 Pg 147 RISER'S DAIRY PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Wlz0le.wale and Retail Natchitoches Road Phone 7590 West Monroe, La. J. C. Steele Lumber Company, Inc. Building Ilfaterals Office and Yard 907 Coleman Ave Dial 2-4467 - 2-4468 VV est Monroe, Louisiana Compliments Of Caldwell Bros. Store No. I-129 Commerce VVest Monroe Store No. 2-1705 DeSiard Monroe Plant - Highway 80 West Monroe Compliments ond Best Wishes From Ouachita Association of Insurance Agents Monroe, Louisionci Amman, Faulk 8: Fluker, Agents B. Breard Insurance Agency Mfharton Brown Insurance Agency Cole 84 Leigh The Colvin Agency Gordon Cummings Insurance Agency Robert C. Ervin Insurance Agency Faulk Sc Foster L. U. Fourmy Insurance Agency Girault Insurance Agency Godfrey Insurance Agency George IV. Guerriero Insurance Agency Humphries Insurance Agency Sidney Kahn Lolley Sc Lester McKenzie 8c Mouk McReynoIds Sc Co. Montgomery Insurance Agency Clyde C. Nash General Insurance Luther Leed Insurance Agency Rodriguez Insurance Agency, Inc. Seymour Insurance Agency, Inc. Sherrouse Insurance Agency R. N. Slator Smith-Taylor Insurance Agency, Inc. H. R. Speed Insurance Agency, Inc. Alan F. Sugar Taylor Sc Holmes Trousdale Company, Inc. Charles G. Wall, -Ir., Insurance Agency Page 148 Compliments Of We Doze, But Never Cl0se ' Central Tower Service Turpin Lumber 81 Supply Monroe, Lo E. L. QBuddyj Harrison, P rop. Esso Products - General Tires Louisville Ave. and Ste l' r ington Rd. Monroe, Louisiana uisiana The Patronage of Students and Faeult 1 ' 3 of Ouachzta Parish High i f ' 5 appr eczated. FERD LEVI Stationey Co. 107 DeSiard ' Dia18147 SH EPARD'S 3210 DeSiard St. Monroe. La. Dial 3-3278 Groceries - Meats - Product COMPLIMENTS OF , P G. Qni o a o B. M. I. 'EVEWVTHT'PNPAGWTOP P ir Auf Professional Schools of Business Dial 3-6969 430434 Desiard St' 81h Floor Bernhardt Building Monroe, Louisiana THE OUACHITA NATIONAL B MemberF d e eral Deposit Insrzrarwe Corporation 310,000 Maximum Insurance For Each Depositor XNSU 5 000 MONROE ,- . ..l A.- WEST M ON ROE 056 R4'7Q, ' S' A U 1 , o eg 1- g E romania ' ua DEPOSITOR 5 X-8, S MEM B69 ' Page 149 BEST QUALITY -SOI- LOVVEST PRICE -IOS- 'kGRADE MARKED LUMBER QSO. Pine Associationj Direct from our Saw Mill To You! uk' BUILDING MATERIALS Parlor City Lumber Co., Inc. fTerzia Brothers, Ownersj 1000 Mississippi St. Phone 3-7795 Monroe, La. COMPLIMENTS OF HOGAN'S 908 Cypress 818 Jackson West Monroe Monroe Compliments To Senior Class From CARL L. PHILLIPS, Owner Calvert Drug Store COMPLIMENTS OF THE JEFFERSONIAN CLUB of 1 9 51 COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL AUTO SALES Your Studebaker Friends 310 NORTH THIRD ST. MONROE, LA. Congrotulotions to the Closs ot Sl CITY OF MONROE Commissioner Commissioner FRANK X. CLINE JOHN P. SIMMONS Compliments Of WEAKS SUPPLY C0lVlPANY, Ltd. MONROE, LA. NATCI-IEZ, MISS. Distributors lndustriol, Mill, Electricol, Plumbing ond Heoting Oil ond Gos Well Supplies PHONE 3-883i Pgll COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS West Monroe Livestock OF Auclllm Oliver Tractor and HlfV1lC1'E? Friends llleet and 'I'mcle CLAY XVI LSON VV est Monroe Louisiana Implement Co. Monroe Louisiana CCMPLIMENTS s or New York Hardware and Furniture Co. 625 DeSiard St. HERSCHEL CENTRY, Owner Conipliinents Of Fairbanks Grocery Compliments Of Snow White Cleaners Compliments Of Hinton's Barber Shop Compliments Of PoweIl's Garage Compliments Of Jack's Floor Covering Company Compliments Of Keystone Paint 81 Decorating Paint. Wallpaper and Painters Supplies. Painting, Decorating. Connnercial Spray Painting and Paper Hanging. J. F. Cash VV. Cash T. Cash DUI. WWI' 917 Louisville Avenue P. O. Box 656 Monroe, Louisiana Pag C COMPLIMENTS OF VIRGINIA HOTEL Monroe, La. L. I-Iulin, Mgr. One of life's great moments Congratulations 'ro the Senior Closs of 1951 From The CJ. P. H. . BAND Page 153 VISIT The Coffee Cup Home of Famous Downyflake Donuts CAT AND RED GARRETF1-NS Sandwiches - Malted Milks 502 Louisville Ave. Dial 3-1230 THE OUACHITA LION'S DEN Dillingham for , , Optical Dlspensary QPersonalized Servicej Sandwiches, Hamburgers, Dial 3-6311 Hot Dogs 801 Ouachita Bank Building Monroe, Louisiana COMPLIMENTS OF Vlrgmla Pharmacy, GULF SUPER Inc. R. FRANK THOMPSON SERVICE Phone 3-5814 Hotel Virginia Building Jackson and Harrison TYNER-PETRUS CO. FEED - SEED Hardware Phone 2-4474 311 Trenton Street , VV est Monroe, Louisiana Monroe, Louisiana Dial 8870 Page 154 Central Savings Bank 81 Trust Co. Monroe - NVest Monroe For 45 Years - as Lime Does on lVIC'l7Z1I6'l' Federal Reserve and F.D.I.C. Seniors Whose Pictures Do Not Appear: Ralph Owens Bill Caldwell Compliments Of McElroy Electric 81 Supply Co. Wfest Monroe, La. Compliments Of Sanders Grocery and Market Morningside Laundrymat 107 Powell Avenue COMPLIMENTS OF The Union Oil Mill, Inc West Monroe, La. COMPLIMENTS OF Simonton Grain Co. Home of Fluffy-VVhite Phone 6158 - 6159 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1951 DROUET'S DRUG STORE Page 155 Compliments Of CGMPLIMENTS Whlte System of Monroe, Inc. A Complete Loan Service OF Monroe, Louisiana . Compliments To Thermatomlc Carbon The Swim, Class Co. F 1' 0 m Sterlington, La. ' Community Cash Store V. E. Page L. F. Puckett Compliments Of Mills and Farrow seI'ViCe sl'G'l'l0l'l CQIXJPLIMENTS 3200 DeSiard and Powell Ave. Alice George Frances Griffin Judy Pate Thelma Parsons OF Joy May Bonny Pettit Vonnete Austin Dorothy Vlallace Peggy Tousinau The Sterlington Bank Congratulations From Sterlington, La. F I E L D ' S To the Graduating Class VVe Pay 22, interest on Savings of l95l Page 156 Sophomores Whose Pictures Ouachita FFA Chapter Malcolm Bamburg HLQa1'ni11g to D0 Katherine Beard n james Cullipher Dolng I0 Learn Georga Hennigan . . B ll ' G l t Earnlng to LIVC o J my ene Jo ms on Wesley Liner Living to SCI-VC. Ted McKeithan Lonnie Mathis Mary Louise Moncricf Not Appear: Ray Patton Rodgers Perot Lorraine Sechler Curtisteen Terry Charles Williams Elizabeth Trew Betty Williams Dottie Zeigler Leodia Vail COMPLIMENTS or BANCROFT PAPER COMPANY, INC. Congratulations and Best Wishes To 1951 SENIORS Mack Avants and Ouachita Parish School Board Dffice Force Page 157 Highlights of 1950-51 Leadership Conference Pelican State Illaionette and Band Pre-School Marching Practice JOpening of School Vlilection of Class Officers Youth Day, sponsored by civic clubs of Twin Cities, Oct. 21 s6econd Ouachita-Neville Football Game VOpen House-November '7 xlHomecoming Football Game- Nov. 17 fffEA Convention-Nov. 20-22 Announcement of Roarer Staff vB?1nd and Choir Christmas Concerts Vdhristmas Holidays Election of Good Citizens and Senior Class Favorites y,Key Club Minstrel ,Snow ,zNo Mid-term exams jasketball Tournament glaionette Banquet jflonor Society Initiation ,,Key Club Sponsored Faculty vs. Students basketball game Senior Play tryouts Lfbrama Class one act plays ,Senior Play 'Career Day vBand and Choir Spring Concerts Alumni Banquet Senior Picnic Roarer Supper t.,Qaccalaureate g,Qraduation X,,,2'losing of School W. J. RILEY VVholesa1e Distributors Hardware, Mill, Industrial - Oil and Gas Well Supplies Plumbing and Heating Phone 6171 VVarel1ouse 3000 Louisville Monroe, Louisiana COMPLIMENTS OF ED HISLOP Page 158 ED HAYNIA 'S ST DIO Comeros 81 Movie Equipment Commerciol P . Oljtrolts Dorkroom Equipment Photos Chlldren . Aerial Weddings and Supplles Architectuol Grcduotion Fost Kodak Finishing Bonquets Diol 2-l75O 2l 8 Grommont Street Juniors Whose Pictures Do Not Appear: Oran Batson john Bradshaw Richard Brown Donald Douglas Billy Fleming Charles Fontana Bobbie Dale Gray George Harper Eugene Hendricks Laverne Hicks Bill Gene Landrum Roy Edward May Carolyn Sue Pettit john Powell George Reynolds Lillian Saucier Kenneth Simmons Dudley Smith Terry Stansell Gary Taylor Phillip Thompson Wade Williams SVillie Mae lvilliams Louise Williamson Compliments To The Senior Class Of 1951 Primos Restaurant and Bakery Compliments Of A Friend Page 159 l UM' W 2 Lalffwl l I JJ nlllll Jr 1 ll W rl C Sr WH lcv xl uwvwwmj My llrllrwll M WWMWBEST WISHES QV TO MPL ' 1951 SENIOR CLASS OF OUAOHITA PARISH I-ue:-I SCHOOL FROM JAMES E. CALDWELL CONTRACTING C0lVlPANY Audrey Hotel, Abbeville, LO. - Ph l2l8 ,W. Monroe, LO. - Phon 8996 B ld Of the new West Monroe High S h l mn? If 0 I Wg COITAPLIMENTS OF Brown Container Company, Inc. ' cmd Brown Paper Industries, Ine. WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA I CO IPLIMENTS OF JOY THEATRE o . Keene's Shoe Store I 412 Desmd St' 338 DeSiard I 1 3 5560 SAM Ar tee Cffatrfe jamigi I MONROE STEAM LAUNDRY .fan jndfifufion Ar flee game of jagricd SERVING NORTHEAST LOUISIANA OVER 50 YEARS S B 89 O O A of j. l 5, 02 X-f ' ff ,,,t.,' f 'f' I M -12, wa. 4-JK Jw . p 'V l rf ' I' I ' 0 o o 0 4 lg 0 D.fMasur 81 Sons Twm Cnty Prlntlng ,xi 'fl 101 DeSiard Inc' , Y Printers - Stationers p ' I Headquarters For Office Outfitters 5 McGregor Sportswear 300 South Grand St. Dial 3-7752 'l ompliments Of ' 0 COMPLIMENTS Mory's Flower Shop or N f 0 BJ Flower Phone 3-3494-2-5486 Nights -I-urnipseed 0 Corsages and Graduation Bouquets servlce stahon Compliments Of Barnett - Nixon Mfg. Company g AVI' ' if Compliments Of Q3 . :Xi 'stab-E: Q- 4: , 3 N oardmg House . Compliments Of 2 l x ' 5 if ig . Deon Farr 'K N 9 f CLERK OF ooURT se? 0 . 'XM U fi 4 -S Compliments ,Of S .sim Beljt Coverdole .Qi Ang ll' ' 'GA YoUR TAX Assissso Gif' fi it ,Wo X. lx The abor uzzdelighw wsics pain fwfr? 1- 1 -wk R D ' b r, R X .fi YJ ,Q mi lg A Q Q X . 1 . 1 1 ' IP? b J-Pfmrrifjudints ond Best Wishes jBring your Ford bock home for Genuine Ford Service , MCCAIN - RICHARDS if-If f fo Cgtltostthe my Compliments Of 19515 0 C1 of O cht Parish High School EX T D X X w. c. SALLEY C'-A55 Contractor- C 511 ouachifa Bank Bldg 1951 -re- e 163 Senior Class Play ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN A Play in Three Acts By Hartzell Spence Q 1- 0 A lk Dire ed by Miss June Schultz V X hita Parish High School - Mormons SAND X Al'dm'fium AST OF CHARACTERS x 5 Rev. illiam Spence ...... joe Milner Spence ...... Alice Montgomery A I -' - Har ll ........ ....... J immy Smith GP V ' n ....... ..... D orothy Wallace g r. omer -- .... Tommy Trawick , N Lo tse .A....... ......... J udy Pate W W , - Q5 M' ia ..........c... Carolyn McCarty Q M nroe L 1.211121 N lly ...... Mary Katherine Wheelis nny ............... Jimmy Vaughn CP ne 8690 Qt tty ........ --- Betty jo Clark Ji rs. Santlow --- --- Bonny Pettit A - Mrs. Digby --- - ..,. Mary Sue Lee F n Georgie ......... --- Scotty Tullier SX Mrs. Cambridge ........... Pat Young Plant I-Dcafed at X l XJ Mrs. Jellison ........ Jackie Morrison A Steven Louisiana Major Cooper --. .......... Billy Smith ' Bishop Sherwood .... Jimmy Ferguson On I. C. Railroad - COMMITTEES - PROPS O Dorothy Mforks Laverne Gould Jane Coats Ouida Greer Anna Joyce Eyre Vonnette Austin Washed, Screened Band Run Gravel Margaret BIOWH Concrete 8a Mason Sand STAG1Ea?fIQgf'GER Railroad Ballast STAGE CREW Ray Barr Don Wells John Bivins Don Bussey , s ADVERTISING Peggy Tousinau Ann Merri n Mr. M. C. Carroll Joy May France riffi . Thelma Parsons Q Superintendent ICKET X Buss y t ur th s ' GR 1 Be ly d fi etty a , ' M E- P - t'e Wel P oung I garet A ar ol A S FF S li o gzw f E. WWW Page 164 62.4 ' OH 'Ch rem fig dn 'Away m '7r ,f A any V s n 1 , 6 li. ew I r- ' r , ,r u l ' 'U 1 J 4 X 5-f s . If . .'.. x ag, I . These are w awaited by every siifflfij elf? M3 member of your staff, student body and faculty. ' We have taken your memories - your ideas, tributes, and photographs and put them in a form you'll cherish for years to come. if This permanent record of your school days has been printed by people who know school annuals and like working with you to produce them. Your staff is to be commended for your splendid cooperation and service to your school. 4111.45 03:4 I -A., a T rl if .,. . . 1 ,,. tx Q Gif! W?n1ffZ'll Printers Lithographers Binders Camden, Arkansas Page 165 ,Wfm is lf 'llil 'fl'p ll'5ll'fv 1 ii l BJMJ' ms- if lf' gvfgvjwo 3,44 'L Acknowledgmen s , ,SLT -Ex X S. fl' Wi 'SFQEE if 'fallwfjttyfffiiff' f gl J The Roarer Staff gratefully acknowledges A Q' h ' l9t Xe egxlgnd assistance of Miss Mary Annie 4 V Si i - ,mall . Marvin DuBos, Mr. Leon Noland, E' Q , . i ayman, our faculty and administra tt ji 8 I tgs. o Mr. Robert Lynch ofthe Hurley Com- N- . 3 rg if? and Mr. Robert See of the Shreveport Q 9 jxirjgraving Company, we give a vote of thanks Mtfor their advice and kindly, patience even N , Q ' , beyond their line of duty. ' M , ' We again want to express our gratitude to the advertisers of the Twin Cities, for with- , ' out their generous aid the publication of the l95l Roarer would have been an impossibil- get he rs. Mfkwwv is i F1 373,- E t gc t QYUH at Wtrffzafa , INDH' Acknowledgments . .... Administrators-----.- Advertisements .... Art Department ..... Baby Pictures ..... Band ....... -.---- Basketball, boys'----- Basketball, girls'--.-.-- Q A ,,.,, 14 . ---- -,... - 11 QRIQE-142 ------,--,. ..--.a---- I H- .... - -.----d--------- - -- 86, 87 1 ---..---------- --- I -68, 6 ------------M , ----,,-----70 Beauties- ......... --- -------F ----fl --- - ---- 116' H? Cheerleaders--n --. -------- ---- - -- --- -----I ----'-65 Choir- ..... .--- - ............. .- ---7 ------- V ------ ---82 Classes, f f freshman--U ........ ,- ......... - .------ - ---71414------H 4958 junior ..... ............. - f. ...-.- ---- -1 ---- ---T-61113239 senior ..... -. ........ --- ---- ...- .--- - ,4,'ll4l-f---- -e --7--1831 sophomore ........-. ....-- - ------ - 4-jd3ff92l- 474-48 Dedication--. ......... - --- -- .5--- ----- - ------ --- -----9 Distributive Education- ...... -- --.-.-A ........ if --f,---- ---e- 102, 103 Ensemble, boys', girls'--- .r ...... I- ..... --. ...----- - -------- --83, 84 Faculty and staff ...... -.- --- -- .... -4- .... - ---- ------ - --1245 Favorites- ........... --- . -- ....... ---- - ------1181 119 Football, i Q ' coaches -.....-.. .L .....-.. ..... - - .--...--. .......... .------ - - ----52, 63 JS freshmen ........... .......... , --.-....- ......-.. ------ 5 7 5 lettermen ---- ---, ....... ----6455 managers -... ----56 squad- ..... ---- 6 2 Foreword ..........-.............. ---- 5 Homeroom Reporters--- 5 Honor Society- -.----- jeffersonian Club ----- Q junior Red Cross ---. Key Club -------. Latin Club - ----- Library Club ---- Four-H - ---------..---- Future Business Leaders of America----. Future Farmers of America- ------.-- Future. Homemakers of America ---- Homecoming - -----------------. Lion Staff . ------------ -- Lionettes . ---------- -.-- Most Handsome Boys --- Order of the Books -.. ---- Pelican State, boys', girls' Physical Education---H Roarer Staff- ---------- School ,Board and Office Snaps , ..---- - -------.. Spanish Club - ----.---- Speech Department ---- Track -------- , ------ Trade School ---- Y-Teens, freshman . ---- sophomore ----- jun1or.-.----- Staff - ---- ---- X. --------- slr. 'fi rr f' xt' I' y Page m7 ---109 ---106 ---108 -----107 ----72,73 - ---. lll --------90 ----92, 93 -----110 ----96 ----97 --------91 ----78,79 ----94, 95 -----120 73 -----------------71 --U-----------76, 77 x v 4- fi- 32 HQ f 1 4251 lc- xii C. K .1 Q2 .ii 'E xg Y t W-T51 E E -up ,---- ,---------10 40-59, 85, 122, 128 -----nn,--,-----. 98 -----------100, l0l ---------.- 67 ----112, H3 -.-.--- I0-I --- l05 ---,----105 ix: is Jw , t NA. x 1? F- ,Uk t ,. xr: ' - 4' 'lr Y Q Wa i m'ThfJ . 17 , 1 In G,www1m,-J-W A'. 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 Ouachita Parish High School - Roarer Yearbook (Monroe, LA) online collection, 1949 Edition, Page 1

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 Ouachita Parish High School - Roarer Yearbook (Monroe, LA) online collection, 1950 Edition, Page 1

1950

 Ouachita Parish High School - Roarer Yearbook (Monroe, LA) online collection, 1952 Edition, Page 1

1952

 Ouachita Parish High School - Roarer Yearbook (Monroe, LA) online collection, 1953 Edition, Page 1

1953

 Ouachita Parish High School - Roarer Yearbook (Monroe, LA) online collection, 1954 Edition, Page 1

1954

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