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

 - Class of 1952

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Ouachita Parish High School - Roarer Yearbook (Monroe, LA) online collection, 1952 Edition, Cover
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IX 'UN Tie, XX JY uxpga VNPJX I t +V Q. DD Roarer Staff Editor YVONNE FISHER Associfzte Editor BETTY FISHER Business' M Imager Jo RHODES Senior Editor BARIIARA TARVER Underclassmarfz Editor VIOLET VENAIILE SjJorL.s Editor B1LLY NELSON Art Editor GARY C1ooR Student Phodographer RICZPIARIJ OBER Head Typist BIARY Jo BERRY Other Members . MARY JOYE DONfXI.D BATES FRIQDDIE HQXLI. IMOGENE NOBLE LILLIAN LTXYBLANC Q CARRIE NIHLL SPENCE SKIIII-Y BELL BILL FIINDILRRURR I I I F 3 Z I I E 5 Q 2 I Page 3 R 'V L 1: ar Nt ' Q Q 72 Q., . .L w,.Q4,,3, ,v w 2 A .A f ffl .fe wg? Q ff Wx Q, , Qimgf U 4,953,191 Kgw w.,,5, z . 'H - kk qs SML! ig? 4 1-,ako 4 J. wi . - jig whfflg K init X v , 136722 , .f?A ' 1 ' 'if 'g A .+u5 ,,5f---c, U f' . . V , 'X' Lp 1 ,w 1,35 'q,,,,, V ,wa-X A -,fv w-,g,f,f ,, , . - . ,. F , ff' S3!W75,'l -iw.--,V-a-x:5.s A ' Q3 U, 1yk-lip, 1 W 5+ , 'f : Zfififf M42 Z' P S ' lf..-A 2 ' IIE school thne Page 4 1 ,l 'lso. L - Here O Q U I I Nhnal' ee Spe and eat nd Uur TWme Itfs time to sing 4-and play , Y W, , L.,..Q P ge a . V . 4.'43ifQ?g-'T - '- , .r ,.i..,.1-.1j..- H' -::...1.. .' ,wa- ng 1- 'ntl I . X . . .-'S E qll' : H .,..1m-', E ' 2:51224-2-E FOREWORD t in the life Because it plays such an important par been chosen as the Ouachita stu dent, TIME has of every theme for the '52 Roarer. n ted to show to some On these pages we have attei p halls is spent-from our arrival ' extent how our time in these ' ' ll rings. l the closing be in the morning unti l, for with the last bel However, our day does not end d community buzzing with often we find the buildings an lb n dismissed. activity long after school has ee cn f'? C'- Q.. fb FU -.1 r-v fffffw gh V I 0' Page G ,1,. Table of CONTENTS I ADMINISTRATION II CLASSES III ATHLETICS IV ACTIVITIES V ORGANIZATIONS VI FEATURES 1 4 .0 I. Q f .N X f ., x f ,T ', I ,I fg I I ' '5 X I i:. Z 'Z' XV: '30u1 '... I . I0 If 12 I 5 2 3' l t P6 5 4 I 1 fm, 31. I Igm I ll I... ., ix DECEMBER if DEDICATION In grateful appreciation of her fine qualities of friendship, loyalty, courage, -and devotion to the ideals and standards of Ouachita Parish High School, the Class of l952 dedicates the Roarer to a gracious and lovable friend, Miss Mary Annie Wall. : Page 8 A , ' v G ADM I NISTRATIQN and FACU LTY SCHGUL BOARD BOARD MEMBERS M. FINL1-:Y C11ARI.1cs B. GRIGGS DXVlGH'l' Owl-:Ns VV. B. INAHNH1' VV.xlV.vVVAR1J SlIP67'l7'l.f67'Ifl67'I.t J. H. TRoUsnA1.t1, -IR. Presi den! DR. B. SPENCER VV. E. PLAMER NIARCZUS D. SXVAYZIC B. A. 'IWARVl'lR, SR. En Histor, IR. C. G. XfVA1.l.i, -IR. STAFF MEMBERS Stzlnfling. left to right: Alhlinc Connell, Mrs. S. I lor. Mrs. liffie Presimll Gladys Gregg. Miss 'l'uy- Miss Sealed, left lo right: Mrs. Hel'- hcrt Henry, Mrs. Cihrissie H. XVllll2llI1S. Mrs, Frances V. Smith. XV. W. WARD, Silperinlenclevtt A welcome newcomer to our school system this year is our superintendent, VV. NV. VVard. Endowed with a friendly, congenial personality, he has already won the hearts of many students and faculty members. s..- MSM Page 10 PRI CIPALS I. C. STRICKLAND Principal An understanding nature, kindliness, and fairness to- ward all are outstanding char- acteristics of our principal, Mr. Strickland. Although he has been with us only three years, the stu- dents and faculty have learned to appreciate his leadership, dignity and wisdom. Page 11 S. R. BRALEY, Assistant Principal Equipped with a friendly, under- standing disposition and a keen sense of humor, which often proves a valuable asset in his work, our assistant principal, Mr. Braley, is well liked by students and faculty. CULTY 1952 R4 E 3? ROW I MARGARET KILBOURNE BUQUOI-M. A.-Speech, Social Studies. GRACE MILDRED CARTER-M. A.- Matheiuatics, Senior Class Sponsor. MRS. FRED COOK- B. S.-Mathematics, junior Class Sponsor. MRS. JOHN COON-B. S., M. A.-Home Economics. RAMONA COR- MIER-B. A.. M. A.-Choir Director. TALMADGE L. CROSBY-B. S.-Agriculture, Future Farmers, 4-H Club Sponsor. , ROVV II- EDWARD L. CROSS-B. M., M. M.-Band Director. RICHARD CRYAR-B. S., M. A.-Distributive Education, D. E. Club Sponsor. CARRIE DEE DREXV-B. S.-Science. ELLEN FONTENOT-B. S.-Commerce, F. B. L. Senior Class Co-Sponsor. MARY LEA GEORGE-B. S.- Physical Education, Girls' Basketball Coach. ANNE GANNAWAY-B. A., M. Ecl.-Social Studies. ROVV Ill- MRS. ROBERTA GUION-B. A., B. S.-Library Science, Assistant Librarian. MRS. MARION V. HARCROVE- B. A.-English BIRDIE HA'l I'OiN-M. A.-Art, Art Club Sponsor. JAMES H. HODCINS-B. S.-Physical Educa- tion, Football Coach. HERBERT H. HOLLIM.-KN-B. S.- Physical Education. Assistant Football Coach. Basketball Coach. MRS, SARA HOLLINGSNVORTH-M. S.-Mathe- matics. Roarcr Business Sponsor. Page 12 'Q ROXV I- IOHNNY JOHNSON-B. S.-Driver Education, Assistant Football Coach. SALLIE I.. HUMBLE-ll. S., M. A.-His- tory, Government, Sociology, jeffersonian Club, Honor Society Sponsor. MRS. DOROTHY HORNBEAK-B. A.- journalism. I.ion Sponsor, I-Iomeroom Reporters Club Sponsor, Roarer Editorial Sponsor. MAISEL LANN- B. A.-English. GLADYS LATHAM-B.S.-English. MRS. HELEN LEFEVRE-B. A., M. Ed.-Civics, Assembly Director, Lionette Sponsor. - ROW II- MALCOLM LE FEVRE-B. S., M. E.-Mathematics. MRS. CYNTHIA LEIGH-M, A.-Latin, Latin Club Sponsor. MRS. MARY LEE LEWIS-B. A.-English. DONALD E. LOGAN-B. S.-Science. YVONNE LUSK-B. S.-Speech, Drama, Curtain Call Club Sponsor. JOSEPHINE Mc- CRANIE-B. A., M. A.-Civics, Guidance Counselor, Lion- ette Sponsor. Ex ROYV III- MRS. EI.IlAIlli'l'I-I MANHEIN--B. .X.-Mathematics Ticket Manager. MRS. COLENE HART MANN-B. S.- Commerce, Lionette Sponsor. MRS. NATALIE MAY-B S.-Physical Education, Cheerleader Sponsor. MRS. HEN- RY MONTGOMERY-B. A.-English. DERYI. Z. MOR- RIS-B. S.-Vocational Education. MRS. J. W. MUSSEL- WI-IITE-B. A., B. S.-Library Science. Library Club Spon- S012 ROW IV- . LAKE OXFORD-IS. S.-Biology, Freshman Football Coach MRS. MARGARET PARKER-B. A.-English. FRED J PATRICK-B. A.-Science. OLA MAE PENNINGTON- M. A.-American History, jeffersonian Club Sponsor. KATE E. PERKINS-M. A.-American History. MRS WILLIAM RODRIQUEZ-B. A.-English. Page I3 CULTY 1952 ...W ini 2 3 f . . , ...if . Y ...M ROW I- AGNES SHAW-B. S.-Spanish, Lionette, Spanish Cluh Snorlsor. Mrs DORA MAF SCHULTZ B. S M. A 1 ' . . - ., .- Home Economics, F. H. A. Cluh Sponsor. ANNE SMITH-B. S.-English. MRS. H. P. SMITH-B. S., M. A.-History. XUILMA SMITH-B. S.-Commerce, F. B. L. A. Co-Sponsor. MRS. HERBERT STEED-B. A.- Civics. ROYV II- F. L. STRICKLIN-B. A.-Science, Athletic Committee Chairman. MRS. JENNIF. L. SULLIVAN-B. S., Mathe- matics. MRS. A. L. 'FATUM-B. S., English. MRS. FENSKY TERZIA-B. A.-Study Hall. LANIER D. THOMPSON-B. S.-Commerce, Athletic Committee Book- keeper, F. B. I.. A. Faculty Sponsor. MRS. IRMA VANCE -B. A.- Commerce. ROXV III- MARY A. WVALL-B. A., M. A.-English, Honor Society Co-Sponsor. E. H. WILLIAMSON-B. A.-Science. FRAN- CES E. VVILSON-B. A.-Mathematics, Red Cross, Fresh- man Class Sponsor. FACULTY MEMBERS NOT SHOWN IN PANEL: MRS. JOHN PI.A'l Ii-B. A.-Art, Biology. MRS. DAN GILBERT-B. A.-Civics. S Page 14 TH E MRS. XVILLIE MAE XVAFER A Secre ta ry MRS. MARIE FRAZIER Dielician IRS. PEARL REYNOLDS Sclzoul Nurse Page 15 ST FF WAC LAS SE Page 17 e 1952 Senior Class CLASS OFFICERS Bob Currey . 'Violet Veuable Spencer Edmiston Billy Fleming . Page 18 . President . Sem'eta1'y Vice President . T1'eas111'e1' , , fit: . . 1 p ' I we I . or - l j I .iw -- .gt , ,:, ., .41 xn, . . s gp hk up kqlq E ,Qw,w?,a . mi, 'lf 'QQ' 'iff I X f- at v ADW ff ff-K ft ' , fp.. A f , . ,rs x w p , A .I 'AORN wk? A . l A' . , 39 ,f V VIH' . 'K if '. :-: V . I 4, tt I iib 7 Y ' if i ' A ROAV I- RON' III- BONNIE A1.1sR1'r'1'oN-A11 N01-th La. cztlcel-leader 'wa f2HRI5QV1fE UUARDON- RIFXIE, B,E-WER-D- E- Qllgcrleudgl- 49.525 Homecoming Maid 493 Red C1055 Club 'nl-112. BARBARA BEDENBENDER-F. B. L. A. Vice-President '5lg Homeroom Secretary '49-'51, Sergeant' at-arms '52g Tennis Team '50-'51g Girls' Glee Club '52. President '52: Y-Teens '49-'Mtg Curtain Call Club '52g Viola Lund I . H. A. Club '52. ELEANOR ALDRICH- Homeroom Vice-President 52: Lionettes '52g Latin Club '49-'52. CONRAD ANDRIES-F. B. L. A. Club '52. MAUDIE ARNOLD. RAY BARR-Band '49-'51g Cur- tain Call Club '5lg Trade School '5l. ROW II- BILLIE JEAN BA l'I'1S-F. B. L. A, Club '51-'52g Girls Glee Club '49, Sergeant-at-arms '49, DONALD BATES- Honor Society '51-'52g Choir 'BI-'523 Homeroom President '494'5O, Vice-President '5lg jeffersonian Club '51-'52g Peli- can State '51g I . F. A. '49-'50, Reporter '50g Constitutional Convention 495 Better Government Club '-IQ. MELBA BAYNE-Homeroom jr. Red Cross Representative '523 F. B. L. A. Club '52. RICHARD BEACH-jeffersonian Club '523 Spanish Club '51-'52g Reportcr's Club '50, ELSIE BEARD-Curtain Call Club '52. Page '51-'52g Lionettes '49-'50g Y-Teens '-195 Viola Lund If. H. A. Club '49, SKIPPY BELL-Homeroom Reporter '-193505 Red Cross Representative '50: Key Club '51-'52, Inter- national Convention '5l: Boys' State Alternateg Basket- ball '52. WALTER BELL. ROW IV- - MARY JO BERRY-Lionettes '50-H523 jeffersonian Club '52g Homeroom Reporter '523 Homeroom Reporter's Club '52g jr. Red Cross 493 Roarer Staff '52g Lion Staff '52. BONNIE BINGAMAN-F. B. L. A. Club '51-'52g Library Club '49-'513 Better Government Club 493 Honor Society '52. CHRISTINE BISHOP-Choir '-I9-'5lg Latin Club '-I9-'50: jelfersonian Club '5l3 D. E. Club '51-523 4-H Club '-l9g Honor Society 152. PAT BLACK-Lionettes '50-'52: Homeroom Reporter '48-'51g Latin Club '49-'5lg Better Government Club '-193 Girls' State Alternate '51g Secretary of Homeroom Reporters Club '5l. JUNE BLAKE-Liorr ettes '50, '52. Sergeant '52g Sophomore Class Vice-President E303 Lion Circulation Staff '50-'5l. Manager '525 jeffer- sonian Club '51-H323 Homeroom Vice-President '49, Ser7 geant-at-arms '5U. President '5lg Curtain Call Club 252: Girls' Clee Club '50g Ii. B. L. A. '52. The 1952 Senior Class The 1952 S ROIV I- BILL BLANCHARD-Trade School '49-'50g Art Club '5l. BILLY BONVMAN-F. F. A. '51-'52Z Band '49. JOAN BOYLES-Curtain Call Club '52g F. B. L. A. '52. MARY SUE BRADY-Hotneroom President '49g jeffersonian Club 'Sl-'523 F. B. L. A. Club '52, MALOY BRADDOCK- Trade School '52. ROIV II- JOHN BRADSHAW-Latin Club '49-'52g Counselor '52: Choir '49-'52, President '52g Ensemble '50-'52g Key Club '52: All State Chorus '50-'523 Track '50. GRADY BROCK- NER-F. B. L. A. '52. RICHARD BROVVN-Band '49- '52g I-lonieroom Sergeant-at-arms 495 Honor Society '52, l'AI'LENE BROIVNING-F. B. L. A. Club '51-'52: Ll-l-I Club '49. RUTH BRYAN-Y-Teens '49-'50g 4-H Club '49, ROIV III- MARIANNE BUCE-Homeroom President '49, Vice- President '51, Secretary and Treasurer '52g yleffersonian Club '5l: Library Club '50-'5lg Choir '49-'52. MAX BIYR- enior Class SON-Trade School '50: Red Cross Representative '50. BETTY ANN BUTLER-Choir '51-'52g F. B. L. A. Club '51-'52: Girls Glee Club '50-'5l. CLYDE CALHOUN- Lion Reporter '52g I-Iomeroom Reporter '52: Reporter's Club '52g F. If. A. '49. GLORIA CALHOUN-Y-Teens '49-'51, Secretary '50g 4-H Club '49-'5lg F. B. L. A. '51-'52: Art Club '50-'5lg Girls' Glee Club '49 50. ROW IV- JANET CASE-Lion Staff '52g jeffersonian Club '52g F. B. L. A. Club '52. AIANET CASH-Band '48-H523 Choir '50- '523 Mixed Ensemble E325 All State Chorus '523 Girls' Ensemble '52g F. B. L. A. Club 'Sl-'523 Y-Teens '48-'49, BETTY JEAN CHAPMAN-Band '49-'52. GLORIA CHARLES-F. B. L. A. Club '51-'52, President '52g Lion- etts '50-'5lg Spanish Club '50g Hornerooni President '52, 'I'I'ClISllI'CI' '51, Reporter '49g Girls' State Alternate '51g Honor Society '51, CAROLYN CI-IRISTY-Lionettes '50- '52g Library Club '50-'5lg Y-Teens '48-'493 4-H Club '-18' 'ftoj F. H. A. Club '48-'5lg F. B. L. A. Club '51-'523 Home- rzfgni 'I'i'C2SLlI'CI' '43-'50. ..- H Q ,, i ffl JE-'E . ' . I . ,E .. - .tits A Nagar .f . . . 4 i ' 4 .gf 4 A V 4, V , g.v , ' 4 ' A -'-4 '41 5 A 'k 4 ' . I ett I 0- JK V 1 at 'f 'L ' ' ' B1 - e e . 4 ii M-s. I ' Egg? MQ ' 5' - ty V ' rtr 1' ,E Ax 'e'..1 f I 1. tx 4-fix-. 'Qb 41' Page 20 , T - ...E ., Gu- Q Sli iifi I X? is will ll 9'- 'Gi I A my it LQ! an-.ni '99 ts , ' iibbl ua? n 43 Q1 If ' I . -L 12 ROV' I- LANIAR CLAY-'llracle School '52, XIARJORIIZ FAYIZ CLOYD-D. Ii. Club '51-'52: Viola Lund F. H. A. Club '50-'5lg Choir '50-'5lg Girls Glue Club '49-'50. CARY COAKIIR-Bancl '49-523 All-State Orchestra '5lg All-State Band .52Q Red Cross Representative '5lg Choir 'Sl-52: l'llISClIllllC ll-IZQ Spanish Club 'Sl-'52. SHIRLEY COLBY- Liouettes 3703523 First Lieutenant '52, F. B, L. A. Club 232. CHARLO'l IIE COOK-Girls Glee Club '52: Viola Lund F. H. A. Club '50g Y-Teens 130: Home Room Secretarv- Treasurer 230. ' RON' II- GARY COOK-Track 49352: Football '5l: Basketball 505 Home Room President '-199 .Art Club Secretary '51-525 Glee Club '52g Lion Cartoonist 52: Roarer Artist '52. VIR- GINIA ANNE COOK-Lionettes '50-'52g Library Club '51-'523 Jeffersouian Club '51-'52g Lion Circulation Staff '5lg Girls Glee Club '49. JAKIC COON-Spanish Club '49-'5I. President '5lg Key Club '50-'52g jeffersonian Club '52g Honor Society '51-'52. Treasurer 'BZQ Freshman Foot- ball 49. DAVE CORBIN. KICNNIQTH CRABTREE- Red Cross Representative '49g Honor Society 132. ROW III- NIARY LOUISE CRENSHAIV. BETTY JANE CROIV- ICLI.-Viola Lund F. H. A. Club '-I9-'52, BOB CURRIQY- Choir '51-'52, Business Manager '52g Sophomore Class President '50g Senior Class President '52g Football '49-'523 Basketball '50, Baseball '50g Home Room President '52g Sergeant-at-Arms '49. Vice President '52. SAMMY DAII.IiY-Track 5193523 F. F. A. '49-T313 Home Room Secretary '5l. MARY MARTHA DAVIS-Y-Teens '49g Curtain Call Club '52. Row lv- 'ruoxms DEAN-Mimi Glee Club 152: Latin Club 49. AIANIICS DEAR-F. r. .-x. '49-122. 1fR.'xNc115s DeLOUCHli- Lioncttes '50-525 Honor Society '5l-'523 jeffersanian Club '51-'523 Lion Copy liditor '523 Latin Club '49-'50g Lion Feature Writer '52g Louisiana Constitutional Convention V195 Girls' State Alternate '51, CHARLES DOR'l'CH- Football '-193525 Choir '52g Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms H325 Trade School E305 Curtain Call Club '52g Basketball Vlfl. CARROLL DOZIIQR. The 1952 Senior Class The l95Q Senior Class ROM' 1- KIOHN lJROl.'li'l'-Band '51-'523 All State Band '5l. .IAN- IS DYAR-Latin Clttb '49-'5lg Cheerleader '50-'52: Hotne- cotning Court '30-'5l. Queen '5l: Hotnerootn Reporter '51- '52: I-Ionierootn Reporters Club '51-232: Curtain Call Club E121 Tennis '-lil-1513 Y-Teens '50-'52, FREDDIE EASON- Viola Lund F. l-l. A. Club '51-'521 Curtain Call Club '52. IANIICS ICATMAN-F. B. L. A. Club E305 leffersonian Club 'il-'52. SPFINCIQR EDMIS'VON-Holneroont Presi- dent '5l. Secretary and 'l'reasurer '49-52: Honteroont Re- orter's Club E303 Key Club '50-'52: Band '49-'52: Senior Class Vice-President 232: Boys' State '5lq All State Band .nl. ROV' ll- ISOBBY IZDMONSON-Band '49-'52, Student Conductor '52. Drum Major '50-'52, All State Band '5l: Key Club 'lil-'52, Secretary '51, 'l'reasurer '52g Homeroom Presi- dent '49, '52, Vice-President 130. Pelican Boys' State '51, ALTON liDNliY-Trade School '52: Baseball '49, BOBBIIZ -Il-IAN liIDXVARDS-Y-Teens '49, Secretary '493 Library Club '5Il: Lioneltes '50g Latin Clttb 'Sly Honor Society '52. SALLY l-ZLLIO'l l'-Honterooxn Sergeant-at-arms 232. Red Cross Representative '5lg Lion Staff '52g Key Club Sweet- lteart '52g Girls' State '5lg Library Club '-493 jcffersonian Club '52: Lionettes 50352. Field Officer '52: Girls' Glee Club '49: Y-Teens '49, EDWIN IENIORY-4-H Club '49- .AWWA 'GL Secretary '5l. F. F. A. Clttb '49-'5l. Reporter '5lg 'l'rack '50, RON' Ill- BOBBIE llli.-KN lil'PlNlZ'l l'li. EUGENE El'l'lNli'l l'l2- Band '51-52: Spanish Club '51-'52: Hotneroont Treasurer '5l. THOMAS FIIELDS-Band '49-'52g Latin Club '5l. ANN FINKLEA-Lionettes '49-'50g F. B. L. A. Club '51-'523 Honierootn Sergeant-at-arms '49g Office Assistant '52. BICTTY FISHER-Lion Feature NVriter ,522 Roarer Associate liditor l52Q Lionettes '50-'52, Corporal '5l. Color Guard '52: Homerootn President '49, '5lg Red Cross Rep- resentative '52: Curtain Call Club '52g Reporter's Club '5l: Girls' State '5lg Office Assistant '51-'52, ROW IX'- YYONNE FISHER-Roarer liditor-in-Chief 52: Lion Ad- vertising Staff '52: Girls' State '5lg Lionettes '50-'52, His- torian '52g Honor Society '51-'523 Y-Teens '49-'52. Coun- cil Representative '49, Vice-President '50, 'l'reasurer '52g junior Red Cross Reporter '49g Homeroont Reporter's Clttb 'Big l'IOll1C1'OOlll Reporter '51, President 52: Red Cross Representative '49: Curtain Gall Cltlb '52g 4-H Club '49-'5l. Reporter 1305 Girls' Glee Club '49g Office Assistant '51-'52, KENNETH FITE-F. F. A. Club '51-'52g Trade School 232. CHARLES FITZl'A'l'RICK. BILLY lfLliM- ING-Senior Class Treasurer '52: Track '49-1523 junior Class Treasurer '5lg Football '49-'521 I'IOl11Cl'0Olll President '49, Sergeant-at-arms '50-'5l. BONNIE JEAN FLL7l'l 1'. , . N A, S- ' ' gi l E ' .Q AM y X f fri gms 1 V flaw, f f X . Ac r f 1-ff' 'E' r 'F 6- 'xk I - ffl' ' H . li ' W ,J R' J. t Q g 4 1 t g , ft' G5 .7 6' 1 '-:.f- is ' K f 7 Page 22 A . O SW 'CT I 5 -- ' . . - is. . ' , ppt' . .. K W- M' lb- .. . . ., st. :W t . as-:Ji K f-.v::u g 'f I . A. 1 f .1 . , t:if.tff..sfitJ.eim' . 'v-Ab .. . I ,:.. gh I . , E? wi 1 , ' v..' in ' It . 2 at .Ei-. Qi: Y f I Rx 'V' I le its ' '-..--1 7. 5. xx'-1 ti, qc: .3 . s I Q -is Har' ,.. uiwgh 'fl my I if N Is I .1 it K . g.jef ' ' 'S I A513 I 1 . 4. --9 ia il A ' - is 'V fi .im .t , I y - XA rf, . . we A 2 iSi?121,..::f'?'. ' A 1 I K 'S A 1 A 4 Roll' I- CHARLES FONTANA-Band '-I9-'52, IVAYNIE FORD4 HAM-Jeffersonian Club '50g D. li. Club '52: F. F. A. Club '50. RUTH MULLINS FOX-D. E. Club '52. BEN- NIE FRANKLIN-F. F. A. Club '-493515 Football '49-'523 Red Cross Representative '5lg Choir '51-'52g Boys' En- semble '51-H525 Mixed Ensemble '51-'52g All State Choir '5l-'52g Track '-I9-'5l. RAYMOND FROST-junior Red Cross 131352. Treasurer '52: F. B. L. A. '5lg Homeroom Vice-President '50. Reporter '-193 Freshman Football 219. ROIV II- BILL FUNDERBURK-Good Citizen '52: Boys' State '5lg Honor Society '51-'52g Key Club '51-'52, President '52g Spanish Club '51-'52g Lion Staff '49-'52. JIMMY GAM- MILL-Key Club '51-1525 Boys' State '5lg Honor Society '52. HERSCHEL GIENTRY-Honor Society '51-'52g Key Club '49-'52g junior Class President '5lg D. E. Club Vice- President '51-'523 D. E. Convention '52g Hoineroom Vice- Presiclent '52, '49, President '50, Reporter '5lg Reporters Club '5lg Constitutional Convention 1193 Better Govern- ment Club '49. PATSY GENTRY-Viola Lund F. H. A. '52. THERESA GIARDINIA-Lionettes '50-'51g Latin Club '49-'5lg Y-Teens '49-'503 Girls Glee Club 2195 F. B. L. A. '52. ROIV III- LLOYD GILL-Homerootn President '523 Key Club 152: Baseball '52. GRACE GLASS-Lionettes '50-'52: HOIHC- room Secretary and Treasurer '52g F. B. L. A. Club '51-'52, Vice-President i52Q Library Club '50g Y-Teens '49. FLOYD CLI-INN-Trade School '52g I-'. F. A. '52, NELL GOLSON- Band '49-'50g Choir '51-'52g Spanish Club '51-252: Y-Teens '51-'52: F. B. L. A. Club 523 Homeroom Sergeant-at-arms 219. '50. Treasurer '51g Class Vice-President '-L95 Honor Society '52. NORMAN GOZA-Football '52g Track '49-'523 Red Cross Representative '-IQ. RONV IV- CICCIL GRAHAM-Key Club '51-'52, Secretary '52g Lion Staff '51-'52, Assistant Business Manager '52g Spanish Club '51-'52. President '52g Latin Club '50, Under Secretary '505 Pen Pals Club '50. GEORGE GRAHAM-Honor Society '51-'52g jeffersonian Club '50-'52, Reporter '5lg Key Club '50-'52. Vice-President '523 Latin Club '49-'50g Spanish Club '52g Better Government Club '49, President '493 Correspondence Club '50, Vice-President '503 Homeroom President 119. JOHNNY GRANTHAM-Basketball '523 I-Iomeroom Sergeant-at-arms '49, '50, '52, Vice-President '51. MAX GRAY-F. F. A. '49-'52g junior Red Cross '50-'5l. VIRGINIA GRAY-Viola Ltlnd F. H. A. Club '50-'51g F. B. L. A. Club '51-'52. The 1952 Senior Class The l952 Senior' Class ROVV I- GENE GREER-Football '52g Basketballg Track 52: 'l'ratle School '52. FERN GRIFFIN-Band '-19-'5l: Choir '5l- '52g Girls' Ensemble '52g Mixed Ensemble '52g jelfersonian Club '51-'52g Homeroom Sergeant-at-arms '50-'5l3 All State Chorus '52: Y-Teens '49-'52. ELIZABETH ANN GRIFFITI-l-Lionettes '51-'52g Y-Teens '5lg Spanish Club '5l-'52. DXVIGHT GRUBBS-Lion Staff '51-'52. Business Manager '521 Jeffersonian Club '51-'52, l'resident 52: Choir '52g Better Government Club '503 Constitutional Convention. CHARLOTTE HAILE-Lionettes '5l-'52g Latin Club '49-'50g F. B. L. A. '5lg Y-Teens '49-'5Ig Al- ternate Pelican Girls' State '50-'51, ROW Il- FREDDIE HALL-Honor Society '51-'52, Vice-l'resiclent '52: Choir '51-'52, Vice-President '52g junior Red Cross Representativeg Homeroom Reporter '49. President '5l. Secretary and Treasurer '52g Jeffersonian Club '5l-'52g F. F. A. '49-'5O. Vice-President '50g Boys' State '5l: Consti- tutional Convention 493 Better Government Club '-19. BILLY HANCOCK-Trade School '49. GERALD HARE- -leffersonian Club '5l-'523 Baseball '49-'5l: F. F. A. '50-'5I. ALLENE HARRELL-Lion Circulation Staff '50-'5l. MARTHA HATCHELL-Homecoming Maid '50g Key Club Sweetheart '50g Pelican Girls' State Delegate '5lg Lionettes '50-'52, Secretary '523 Freshman Class Secre- tary '-495 Lion Staff '49g Library Club '49-'51, Reporter '50, Vice-President '5lg Latin Club '49-'5l. Treasurer '50, Couneelor '5lg Spanish 52: Homeroom Officer '52g Home- room Reporter's Club '52g Junior Red Cross '49g Chair- man 49. RON' Ill- GEORGE HARPER-Trade School '51-'52: junior Red Cross Representative '50. EARL HAXVTHORNE-Track '49-'52, All North Louisiana '50g Basketball '50-'52: Foot- ball '-l9g Band '-19. JOYCE HAZEL. ELVA DEAN HENDRICKS-Lionettes '50-'5lg Homeroom Reporter V191 F. B. L. A. Club '5lg D. E. Club '523 junior Red Cross, Representative, Vice-Presidentg Lion Circulation Staff '51, KATHLEEN HENNESSEY-Y-Teens '50-'5l: F. B. L. A. Club '5l-'52g Viola Lund F. H. A. Club '49-'50g Band '-493525 All State Band '5lg Choir '50-'52g Mixed Ensemble '51-'52g Girls' Ensemble '51-'52. ROW IV- JOHNNY HESTER-Homeroom Reporter '52g Vice-l'resi- dent Curtain Call Club '523 Cheerleader '5l. '-lily Home- room Reporter '49, '50, '52g Track Manager '-19. PEGGY HIBBARD-Curtain Call Club '52g F. B. L. A. '52. LA VERNE HICKS-Curtain Call Club '52g Basketball '50-'52g F. B. L. A. Club '5lg Band '50. IONE HILL- Lionettes '5lg Cheerleader '52g Lion Staff '5l-'52: Sopho- more Vice-President '50g Homeroom President '50, '52, Secretary '51, Reporter '5lg Library Club '49-'52, Louisiana Librarian Representative '50, Secretary '50g Viola Lund F. H. A. '50-'5lg Tennis '50-'5lg Art Club '-lflg Y-Teens TOMMY HINES-F. F. A. '49-'52, Secretary '50, '52. Club '51-'52g Curtain Call Club '52g Homeroom Presi- dent '50. 2'S.s dl ffl' . inc ' V4 9 iss . I -- . ' ' ' -- . - , tr t .- I, I f' . Y H 1 'fl 1' i iv . wt 5 x i il l xi lflwl il' gt l , eaiyfft-gxritiff' ' if -'ifftfl 1: f - slat-it . ,. f-sf,-iris gy ,.::5t,..,-f3g1gf -.qw Q. - tim- ,e a . -. 1.- f -'--l 1 ' , 2 i'fi1fQ,g l'- A A-ii . 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DICK I-IOLLOWAY--l-H Club '49-'5lg lf. If, A. Club '49-'5lg Basketball '5l: D. E. Club '52. BE'l I'Y HOLSTEAD- Honor Society 2313523 Sophomore Class Secretary '50: Jeffersonian Club '51-525 Homecoming Maid '51-52: Choir '51-'52g Lionettes '50-'52, Private '51, Lieutenant '52g Spanish Club '51-'52. Sergeant-at-Arms 52: Curtain Call Club '52Q Girls' State '5l3 Latin Club '49-'50g Home Room Secretary '49-'50, '52, Reporter '5lg Better Cov't Club 495 Home Room Reporter's filllli '50g jr. Red Cross '-I9. MARY ALICE HOLTON-Curtain Call Club '52. MARY LORRAINE HOOD-D. li. Club '523 F. B. L. A. Club 9.2. ROW II- JOE HORTMAN-Home Room Reporter '51, Sergeant- at-Arms '49g Home Room Reporters Club 'Sly Basketball H723 Track '52. CAROLYN HUDSON-Lionettes '51-52: jeffersonian Club H323 F, B. I.. A. Club '52g Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms ,522 Lion Stall' '52, FAYE HUMPHREY -Viola Lund F. H. A. Club E303 Art Club '51-'52 Secre- tary and Treasurer 552. MARGARET ANN HUNTER- Good Citizens '52g Honor Society '51-'52. Presizlent '52g 'lellersonian Club '51-'52, Vice Presitlent '5lg Y-Teens '-I9-'52, Inter Club Council President '5lg Latin Club '49- '52. President '50g Lionettes '50-232. Sergeant-at-Arms '52g Lion Editor '52g Home Room President '-493523 Girls' State 'ISIQ Library Club '49-'50. FABIC INGRAM-D. E. Club '51-'52, ROM' III- VANCE INGRANI-I-'ootball xlll-it-Il: Track '5l. DAR- RELL JOHNSON-Home Room Reporter '49-'503 Track 'fl9g Ifreshnian Football '-T95 Baseball '50-'52g Curtain Call Club '52. PETE JOHNSON-Football '52: Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms '52, BOBBY JOHNSTON-Trade School '-l9-'50. CAROLYN JOHNSTON-4-H Club '49-'50. RUAA' IV- BETTY JEAN JONES-Choir '49-E523 Girls Glee Club '-T95 Curtain Call Club 272: Yiola Luml F. H. A. '-19950. MAITRICE JONES-Freslmian Class Treasurer '-193 Band '-193525 All-State Band '-l9. '51-'52g All-State Orchestra '5lg Home Room Treasurer 493 Choir '49, '50. '52. BARBARA RAI-lN-jeffersonian Club '50-E323 lf. B. L. A. Club '50- '521 Lion Reporter '5f2g Glee Club '-193505 Honor Society '52. NIAXINE RING. BILL LANDRUNI-Football '49- '50g Traek '503 Retl Cross Representative 49. The 1952 Senior Class Page 25 i The 1952 Senior Class ROW I- BONNIE JEAN LANKFORD-Home Economics Club '52g Girls' Glee Club. CI.E'l'A I.AXNINGHANI-Lionettes '50-'52: I-Iomeiooni Secretary 7l9. '50. Sergeant-at-arms 'ilg Library Club '-I9-505 Glee Club '-193 Office Assistant '5lg junior Retl Cross Representative '51-'52: F. B. L. A. '51- '52. MARGARET LAXVRENCE-Girls' Glee Club '52Z F. B. I.. A. Club '52. LILLIAN LE BLANC-Leadership Conference 'Sly Library Club '-I9-'5l. Secretary '50-'51g Lion News Editor '52: Y-Teens '-19352. Secretary '-19. Parliamen- tarian '5l. President '52. Gab Eclitor 'SQQ Lionettes '50. '52, Sergeant '523 F. B. L. A. Club 'Sl-52. Reporter 132: Home- room Secretary 119. Vice-Presitlent '50-'52: Girls' Glee Club '491 Curtain Call Club '52, GRADY LEE-Trade School 49. RON' II- -I. T. LEE-F. F. A. '50-'52. PEARLIE LEE. TEDDY PIPES LEE-Basketball '51-'52g Sophomore Class Treas- urer 130: Homeroom President '50g Girls' Glee Club '-l9- '50. HUEY LENARD-F. lf. A. '49-'5l: 4-H Club '49-52: D. E. Club '52. BARBARA LINDSAY-Y-'Feens '49-'52, ROXY III- NAIYASA FAYI-I I.I'I I'I.E-Latin Club '-19350. MELBA LOFLIN-Choir '50-'52: Lionettes '52. Flag Bearer 2325 jeffersonian Club 230. 52: F. B. L. A. Club '51-'52: Home' room Reporter 'Bl-2325 Latin Club '-193 Girls' Glee Club '49- '50: Softball '49-E305 Honor Society '52. JOYCE MeBROOlXI -Lionettes 3303513 Curtain Call Club '523 F. B. L. A. Club '52g Girls' Glee Club '49-'5lg Viola Lund F. H. A. Club '52g Y-Teens '49-'50. DOROTHY MCGOWEN. THOMAS BleKINl.EY-Trade School '503 Football '49. ROIV IV- NIARY ANN MCAIOYE-jeffersonian Club '51-'523 Girls' Glee Club 232. Secretary. Y-Teens '49-'52: Curtain Call Club ,522 Art Club T325 Basketball '49-'50: Softball '-19350. AI. L. MANCVSO-Art Club '50. FRANCES NIANLEY- I-Iomerooni Reporter '49, Secretary '50, '5lg Y-Teens '49- '5l: Viola Luntl F. H. A. '5lg Lionettes '50-'5lg Girls' Glee Club '505 Reporters Club '-19: Constitutional Club '49g Better Government 'flflj Red Cross Representative '49. EDWARD MARONEY-Basketball '49-'52. VERA SMITH MARONEY-Latin Club '-193 Red Cross Representative Reporter 'ilg Curtain Call Club T323 Art Club '50g Lions 2 J ettes '50-'Sli -Ieffersonian Club '5lg Honor Society '51-'5f.. '-193 Girls' Glee Club 493 Y-Teens 49. F . ...F C ..i,. A R 4? . . . .T . . . 1 . ff V . .--' V 1 ri ' , ' f f . 'Z' ' . C ez. ff ' A i A ' H A ,Qtr A s L . A ' 'F , --' ' ig ' 4' ' ' If . W. ,- Q' ' ' 6,4 ' 4. f .4131 W 1. . ' ' N. .-2, Q V . - if f . 'f A ff ' :fl ' ,. . 1- . uf .g if W : .. 1. sg . A A C ,.., wr. .4 A 7 ' ,V.K:'g:!g :! ff--is l l ' ' C if lm 1 ' . h , ,-run I f ,Y i. ,K . , . ' W vt 5- . is Q X .t W I 21. . ,I ' ' ,. f... K i , ' FL i I h lr I .... 5 ,- E . V SX ' EGC Z3. 1 I V- 1 ' - ..i- - . it ta L u s . f M 3321 . , - ' , I 1 -er 1- Q -- - G. Q 'iii t ii if Page 26 , A 'I' .ish -rf 145.- . l , -E- I 19' at I if 9' ggi ,. 451,54 QL it I . Hy, ,. . I, wi fi., Q4 2 .R ' ROV' I- NIARY RI I'H CILNIORIC NIARTIN-Girls Clec Clttb '49-'Mg jeffersouian Club '5lg Viola Lund F. H. A. '49- '50: Honor Society '52 NIZLLIIE RIVI'l-l MARTIN-4-H Clttb '49g Viola Lund F. H. A. Club '49. MARY .INN MAY-Girls Glee Club '51-523 lf. B. l.. A. Club 'Sl-'52. LUN.-X NIlLS'l'l-IAD-Library Club 'Bl-1325 Girls Glce Club 'SIL '52g Lionettes '50g Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms '50. BOBBY MITCHICLL-Bancl '49-H303 lfreslnnan Football '-493 Boys' State Alternate '5lg Home Room Reporter '5l. ROM' II- QIOHNNY MITCHELL-Fresluuan Football '493 lf. lf. A. '49: Football '50-'52g B. Bancl '49g Home Room Secre- tary '51-'52. Bli'l'H MONROIC-Choir '49. '50, V521 Mixed liusemble '49-230: Girls Ensemble '49-'SUQ All-State Choir '49-'illg Girls Glce Clttb '5l. DONNA MONTGOMERY- Homecoming Nlaitl-of-Honor '5lg Lionettes '49-'52. Re- porter '52g jeffersonian Clttb '5l-'52, Reporter '52: Y-Teens '49-'52g Latin Club '49-'5lg Home Room Reporters' Club ':3l: Home Room Secretary '49, Vice President '50. Reporter '5l. DELL MOORE-Liouettes '5l-'52g Latin Club '50- '521 Lil3l'2'il'f' Club 50: Y-Teens '50-1323 Girls Glee Club E303 Lion Staff Reporter 523 Softball '493 Tennis '50-'5lg Home Room 'l'reasurer '5l. CHARLES MORGAN-lf. B. I.. A. Club '5l. - L I- ffw'1ftfg:'fA - .gf ms? sw I ' rf? ..,.gw.r5ll ' awww f,f., I f . I 915,11-5:',4,:,1. , 1 T'sqwfiQ?-Sgt: f ra' E 1 F 'Q' 5 is 3 5+ if 4 ,J J. if 31 1 .,. I 3 - .4 ji 'T if . -..i +7 ' fi . .. J il 2 I 5' ..i' ' C ROIV III- Cl-INE MI'CKLIZROY-I-'ootball '49. '52 Track '5lg Home Room Presitlent '49, '52. TOM NAFF-Band '49-523 Latin Club '5l-'52g Honor Society '52. NOEL NASON. BILLY NIQLSON-Track '50-'5l: Key Club '5l-'52, International Convention '5l1 Roarer Sports litlitor '52g Boys' State '5lg Choir '52: Latin Club '49g Home Room Reporters' Club 50: Home Room Vice-Presitlent '52. Secretary '5lg Lion Reporter '52: Freslunan Football '49g Lion Circula- tion Staff '5l: Trade School '49, JULIAN NICHOLS- Key Club H325 Latin Club '50-'52g Home Room Reporter '5lg Lion Circulation Staff '50-'523 Honor Society '52. ROW IV- IMOGENIE NOBLE-Honor Society '51-'52, Secretary '525 Lionettes '50-'52. Treasurer '52. Lion Staff '51-'5fZg Feature Writer '5l. Feature litlitor .521 Girls' State Alternate '51g Leatlersliip Conference '5lg Office Assistant '52g Library Club '49-'50g Latin Club '49-'505 Red Cross Representative '50-'5lg Girls Glee Club '49g Roarer Staff '52 BILL NOLAN-F. F. A. Club '50-'523 4-H Clttb '51-'52. ELIZA- BETH NORRELL-Basketball '51-'52. j. P. NORTH- Basketball '49-525 If, F. A. '49-'5lg 4-H Club '49-'50. RICHARD OBER-Key Clttb 52: Spanish Club '51-523 Roarer Plmotograpber E525 Lion Photographer '52g D. E. Club 523 junior Real Cross Representative '5lg Latin Clttb '50. The 1952 Senior Class The l952 Senior Class ROM' I- JOHN ODONI-Football '50-'52g Basketball 'Fil-'52g Base- ball '50-'521 Choir 52: Hoinerooin Secretary '-193 Junior Red Cross Representative '50-'52. JEAN PACE-Horne room President '-lilg Y-Teens '49g Girls' Glee Club '-193503 -l-H Club '-193523 Choir '50-'523 Lionettes '50-'5l. FRED- DIE PAGIC-Honieroom Reporter '49, '5lg Junior Red Cross Representative '50g Band '49-'52. LEONE PARKER -All State Chorus '50-'523 Choir '49-'523 Ensemble '50- '52g Homerooin President '49-'50g Y-Teens '49-'51, Parlia- inentarian 'BUQ Viola Lund F, I-I. A. Club '-19352. RAY PATTON-Trade School 'Sl-'52. ROW II- NELL PENDARVIS-Hoinerooin Sergeant-at-arms '49g Jcffersonian Club '5lg F. B. L. A. Club '51-'52. BARBARA PESKE-Homcrooln Sergeant-at-arms. PAT PETERMAN- Band '49-'5lg Choir '50-'52g Ensemble '52g Horneroom Vice- President '-lil-'5lg Junior Red Cross Representative '-195503 foreign Pen Pals Club '50g Y-Teens '-19352. J. E. PETERS -Band '521 Jeffersonian Club '52. JANICE PHILLIPS- Lionettes '50-'521 Lion Staff Typist '52g Latin Club '49-'50: Girls' Glee Club '-193503 Hoinerooin Vice-President '50, Sergeant-at-arins '5lg Jeffersonian Club '51-'52g Y-Teens '49-'50. ROW III- OLIVEE POOLE-D.E. Club '51-'52. JAMES POWELL- Trade School '-19352. SHIRLEY PREDDY-Hoinerooin Reporter '5lg Foreign Correspondence Club '50g Junior Red Cross Representative '523 Y-Teens '5lg F. H. A. 'Sly Glee Club '51-'52. DOROTHY PRUITT-Girls' Glee Club '49-'52g Y-Teens '51-'52g Glee Club Secretary and Treasur- er '52. ARNESE PUCKETT-'Trade School '50-'5lg Track '49-'5l. ROXV IV- ALPHA QUAVE-Red Cross Representative '50g Home- rooin Vice-President '5lg Girls' Glee Club '50-'5lg Curtain Call Club '52. MARY RAISUN--Homerooin Vice-Presi- dent. THOMAS RAINER-Band A '49-'52: Band Cap- tain '52g All State Band 523 Hoinerooin President '5lg Junior Red Cross Representative '49, Junior Council '5lg Latin Staff '50g Latin Club '5l. GEORGIA RAPli-Lion- ettes '50-'52g Hoineroom Reporter '50, Vice-President '5lg Girls' Glee Club '50g Correspondence Club '50g Junior Red Cross Representative 5493 Curtain Call Club '523 F. IE. L. A. Club '51-'52. HARRY RECOULI..EY-Honie- rooin Sergeant-at-arms '49, '5l. Treasurer H305 Football Manager '49-'523 Basketball Manager '49-'52g Baseball Manager '-I9-'5l. H :Ei K Nnfghll., I N L.: J . I 'M' -- '3' 1, - c M y 2 i Q f ei W 9 T I ,ir A 1 L ff Q... - ,V A A J' 1- E f A ,,gt5f,,,,L g - f 'fi'Q. lv' N S--izff w .. . . . ,W I . V 1,5 1 fp ff wg, W l I . IS V i V ,.., - i M' 't : - if . ' 'iff, ' -L-,. 'W 'te A J , t g H, A JJJJ if I . I r 1 If ..,. , V 1 . 1 .,..i Ya? - fi? ' V Y .ts H 'T W' A ' l A an fs f 7 ' Q in .. .. - ' i ' ':.'.' i ' - V' 1-'V' 'V V i f i 'L :Culina- ' -r N,,, . ...ww V ' R' :'.... l f -li G ,- -- V Arg . ,-' 1.1 .-g. 26, i'-e, -4 - J . , n ,si fel I v V. v f v- 1-Wglfi ,w,,g,,7,r ' -. ,'. '. - '- . Page 28 A J .5-535 ii, I - -i , ,- l 'S l Q .e 4 fi ,,.':, -. r kin' ,,.. 544 1 x I' '44 if if ...-...-wi' . -3 ' -' N ,ai I A L ', q w . la ,Q 1, 4 A K, :SM . ., fl . ?1 r ti.: - K ' RON' l- ROIV Ill- Ioxtzla Rtatclm-Cul-mlm Call Club '52. ulczlt REIT- FREDDIE SALSBIYRY-Hmncmom vice-l'i-csitlem 119: ZELL-llzuul '49-'52g HllIIlCl'tlfllII Yicclrcsitlcut: Track 'VH Club 'illlf-525 lf if A- Clllll Nl- 41221 lratl? Sclloul 92. 495 Ilmim- Refi Cross lacpmcnmtive. iituuxii RENEAI' JOHN PM U? SILFEB-lCHC1'SU'111Uj Uulj Ol- Nflllllifx- -gh-15' glee qQ1Up,'51.'5g: lf. lg. L. AA 51:52. I0 RHODES LINE 5.XNDlzRSON-In B. I.. .X. Club nlg HKIlIICl'l?01ll -jcffcrsouizum Club '51-H723 Liuucttes '50-'52. Private '51, SCU'ClAml'L5l5 l'lffl1f'l'Sf1Cieff' '52-W.IQYCE.SHIVERS L1ffn' Presitlcnt '52g Y-Teens '50-'52. Interclub Council Reprc- Utes 503925 .lcnffsoluim Um' f'l'1'23 141011 Rclmflcl' U23 Semmiw fm' lfmsidem -52. Girls- Sum: -51: Lion Staff Y-Teens '49-E325 Hmueroom Scc'rcta1'y and -l4I'CtiSllI'Cl' '-195 '50-52: Latin Club '49-'51, X'it'c-Presitlcut 'ilg Humeromu cms. CIOC CI ..49A'5ll F' BI! A' cilub F25 IH Club Repmci- '-lsr. Tmasum- 'sup can-15' Gmc film. 495 Cor. '-495 Hamm- Sfwlvly 52- .IWRY SIKES-.lCffC1'S0111H11 respo1ulca1t'c Club 403 Scc'rctz11'y '50g Curtain Call Club Club 731-521 l'l'm01' SUQICU' f3l f'23 HUmCl'UU 1 Pfesl' 132: Roarcr Staff 132. Business Nlanagcr '52, ELAINE dem 49' 52- Rcllmlcll 'wi .lllmor Refi CIW RCIJVCSCMH' RISHICR. I tive '50g Football 'Sl-U25 'lrack 'Sly Choir '52. Y ROM' IX'- ROV ll- lIliANE'l l'li suixioxs-czm-1.1m can Club 52: Viola RHOD.-X ROARK-F. ll. I.. A. Club 'Bl-'52: Rccl Cross I.uncl F. H. A, Club '51-252. PIQCLGY SIMIXIONS-F. B. Representative 219. DONALD ROBIZRTS-Al-l'l Club Vice- I.. A. Club '52: Girls' Cleo Club '52g Junior Rctl Cross Presiclcul '49-'5lg F. F. .M Vice Presiclcut '-'Ill-'Sly Basket- Representative '51, PEGGY SINCI..-XIR. CH.'XRLliS ball '-195521 'l'l'llllC School '52, ELIZABIQIH ROBERTS- SNIITH-'l'ratlc School '51, l l.0RliNCE SlNlI'l'H-Li0u- I ' ' ' ' IO -X ' ' cttes '50-2323 Spanish Club '50-525 Softball '49-232: Basket- I'. B. I.. X. Club nl: Curlzuu Call Club :12. Q . NN ROGERS-Ci1'ls'GlCe Club 7193 Y-Teens '-ISI. CI-I.-XRLENIC ball '49-'5l: -Iuuim' Real Cruss Representative '5U: Honor ROLLINS-lf. ll. L. A. Club '52, Society 232. The 195 Senior Class - 7 'E .si :A.. l I X- fi 1- V -. t ' yt 1 4 '12-fQiif?', , V ' - of -- Xgtiial,t..l'. ' A fE,2i5'iE.iQ?:igE-'lf -Q-4: . A M A, Q A ' E fav. .. Via ' x L xi The i952 Senior Class ROW I- PAUL SMI'l'Pl-I'I0lllCl'0fllII President '49, Secretary '503 Baseball '-105 Varsity l-'ootball '51-'52: Track '49-52: Choir '51-'52: Ensemble '52. CARRIE NELL SPENCE-Leader- ship Conference Trl: Librarv Club '49-'52. President 232: Lionettes 130: Homerooln Reporter '49. '52, Sergeant-ab arms '5l: Lion Staff 52: Roarer Staff '52. SHELBY SPRLT- ELL-Curtain Call Club, President '52g Hotnerootn Secre- tary '49, BE'l l'Y SPIlRI.OCli-Choir '49-'52. 'l-YCZISLIYCI' '52g Ensemble H523 All State Choir '52g Lionettes '5lg Span- ish Cllllj '5l-H323 Honor Society '52. IRMA GRACE STEV- ENS-Homerooin President '40,-523 Choir '49-'52, Historian '5l. Secretary H325 Girls' Ensemble '523 Mixed Ensemble 52: All State Choir '523 Library Club '51, RICHARD STILT- NER--Band '49-'52g Latin Club '49-'50, Vice-President '49- '50g jeffersonian Club 'BI-'52, Vice-President E323 Key Cluh '50-'52g Honierootn Reporters' Club '51-H323 Honor Society ROM' lI- '52. TOMMY S'l'REE'l'-Kev Club '50-'52g Band '49-'52. GIN- GER STRONG-Choir '50-'5lg Band '51-'52g Spanish Club 'BUQ Jeffersonian Club '51-'52: Honor Society '52. FRANK SIYAYZE-Football '50g Freshman Football '4-9: Track '40. '5Ug F. F. A. '40-'52. Secretary '52gHomeroom Treasurer '51, Vice-President '52g Choir 232. BARBARA TARVER- junior Class Secretary '5l: Lion Staff '51-'5fZg Roarer Senior Eflilm' '523 Lionettes '50-'52. Vice-President '52. Second Lieutenant 'ily Honor Society '51-'52g Y-Teens '49-'51, Vice-President '49g Holneroom President '49-'51 . CHARLES 'THOMAS-Trade School '-19-52. JACK THOMAS-1'-Iomerooni Vice-President '49, Secretary and Treasurer '52g F. F, A. Club '49, '52g Trade School '51-'52. ROV' III- PAT TIMMERMAN-Lionettes '49-'52, Color Guard '523 Spanish Club '49-B23 Softball '-193523 Basketball '49-'513 Y-Teens '49-'50g Honor Society '52. BETTY TINSLEY- Latin Club '49-'5lg Spanish Club '5U'.52Q Jeffersonian Club '51-2325 Curtain Call Club '51-521 Lion Staff '51-52: Holnerooin Secretary and 'l'reasurer 132: Honor Society '5f2. VIRGINIA IINSLEY- jeffersonian Club '51-'523 Cur- tain Call Club '52g Lion Staff '52g Latin Club '50. HEN- SON TOLBIRD-4-H Club '49-'50g F. F. A. Club '-193503 Trade School '5l. ERNESTINE TULLOS-Girls' Glee Club '49-'5l: Choir '52g Latin Club '49-'50g jeffersonian Club '31-'52g F. B. L. A. Club 252: Lionettes '50, '52. EVE- LYN TIQRLEY. ROW IV- CHARLES VALLERY-Football Manager '49-1303 Basket- ball Manager '49-'50g Homeroom Reporter '49. PATRICIA VAN LANDINGHAM-Latin Club '-L93 Y-Teens '50-'52, Yice-President '52: Spanish Club '51-'52. Vice-President '52g Lionettes 52: F. B. L. A. Club '52. VIOLET VENABLE- Secretary Senior Class '52: Vice-President Junior Class '5l1 Leadership Conference '5l: Iinderclassman Editor of Roar- er '52g Lioncttes '50-'52. Parliamentarian '52g Honor So- ciety '51-'52g jeffersonian Club '52, Secretary and Treas- urer '52g Y-'leens '49-132. President '5Og Spanish Club '5lg Vice President '52: Girls' State '5l. MARVIN XYAIN- XYRIGHT. BARBARA WALKER-Lionettes '5lg F. B. L. A. Club '52g Latin Club '50g Y-Teens 2305 Junior Red Cross Representative V495 I-Ioineroom Secretary '50, Secre- tary '50, Secretary and Treasurer '5l. H A gfifezqz- I m -- 'K' 1-J l fi I ...sv . -Q..-f tl .1 Q 2? A -ff' dv , 4 tv- ' ,.,'ffa. .?JiR.T3 .2 I: .5 ll' .Q , , . - , 'f 'Wis Iii :sv I ,f ' ',,, fifr' A 1 sr vlas .vga vss , 3W3? .away , far A 9' W x X :WNY , , W tl 4, . ...I 31: X X Q '1 PKI? Q ! , , 1 'f fm- , V V MB? ,. t . ., W il- , - V ,,.5,f!21fi:f7 ff I f fl ' 'A' . ligggilp Wu, M,-f'.f-X . VVA A f V. ' - , ii ' , ' A f,'ee? ta 5',: -f.' . Rlijkii, Auv 4 I it ' B at '.'-. - . E Sq' ROYV I- ROV' III- EDWINA XVALKER-Junior Red Cross Representative '52. GEORGE XVALKER-Office Assistant '50g Junior Red Cross Representative '49-'52. PRENTICE WAL- LACE-Basketball '51-E323 4-H Club '51-'52: Trade School '51-'52g F. F. A. Club '51-'52. JOHNNY WARD-Band '49-H325 Trade School '50-'5lg F. B. L. A. '51-E322 Home- room Reporter '49-'51, BILLY YVATSON-Football '49- '52g Track '51-'52g Homeroom Officer '49-'5lg Junior Red Cross Representative '51-'52. MARY JOYE WEEMS -F. B. L. A.. '51-'52, Secretary '52g Lionettes '50-'5lg Cur- tain Call '52g Lion Staff Typist '52g Junior Red Cross Representative '49, '5l3 Y-Teens '-195 Office Assistant 523 Viola Lund F. H. A, Club '49g Roarer Staff '52. ROYV II- GLENDA ANN YVHITE-Band '49-'52g Homerooln Re- porter '49-'50g F. B. L. A. Club '52. GLENN WIL- BANKS-Trade School '50-'5lg D. E. Club '52, Reporter '52. MARGIE NVILBANKS-Jeffersonian Club '51-'52: F. B. L. A. Club '52g Homerooni Vice-President '-195 Y- Teens '50. JOYCE YVILKES-Jeffersonian Club '51-'52l F. B. L. A. Club '51-'52g Honor Society '52. IRVING WILLIAMS-Track '5l. T. VVILLIAMS-Band '49-'52, Sergeant-at-arms '5l. XVADE XVILLIANIS-Band '49-52: Choir '49-'5l: Ensemble '51g l-loineroom Vice-l'resideut '-l9g Junior Red Cross Rep- resentative '-193 All State Baud 495 All State Choir '5l3 D. E. Club '5lg Freshman Football '-19. JEANETTE WILLIAMSON. ED WILSON-Trade School '50-'5lg D. Club '52. Sergeant-at-arms '52. MARGARET NVIL- SON- Y-Teens '50-E323 Girls' Glee Club '52. PATSY WILSON-Homerooni Sergeant-at-arms '49-'50g Latin Club '50-'5lg F. B. L. A, '51, '52. JOYCE VVOOD-F. B. L. A. Club '51-'52. RONV IV- ROY WOOD-Victory Corps '45-'46g Machine Shop '45-'475 Junior Red Cross Representative '45. JOHNNY WOOD- ARD-Football '49-'5lg Track '50g Trade School '49-'51, KAROL YARBROUGH-Spanish Club '50-'52, Secretary and-Treasurer '52g Lionettes '49-'52g Y-Teens '49-'52, Inter- club Council Representative '50, Secretary '51g Girls' Glee Club '49g Girls' State Alternate '5lg Viola Lund F. H. A. Club '503 Honor Society. HELEN YOUNG-Curtain Call Club '52. LOVIE JEAN YOUNG. The 1952 Senior Class Th 9 CLAS Frank Mobley . Ronny Fox Walters ,Ng w. ., . E 'J X F WR Syble McKay . YQ 4 Rodney Cannon 55 'xgxxw by 1952 Junior S OFFICERS . . . . Tveasurer . President . Secretary . Vice President W I 3 C lass ROW I Marie Achord Bob Adcock june Alexander Bohhye Faye Alford joan Amos ROW II Warren Antley Edgar Lee Alston Lilly Autonberry Bettye Louise Avant ROWV II James Avant I Patsy Averelt Doris Bacon Lloyd Bacon Ralph Bailey Lula Kate Ball ROW' IV Glenda Barfoot Patsy Bess Barnes ie Barnette Ann Barrington ROW V Carolyn Sarah Shir Gloria Ann Barton Bass Batton ley Bayles Katherine Beard Billie jean Bennett ROXV VI VValter Bennett Jimmy Berry Janette Blackwell Bill ' Blazier ROM' V 7 Harold Bolton II Teresa Boyd Helen Bradberry W. A. Bradshaw Elsie jane Brady ROVV V Charles Bratton III Charlotte Brooks Geraldine Brooks Kenneth Brown Shirley Brown William Bumgardner Page 33 Th S ROW I Stanley Burkett jimmy Burks Charles Byrd Mary Elizabeth Byrd Gertrude Caldwell James Calhoun john Mack Calhoun Bobbie Jean Camp ROW IV Gordon Croft jim Culliphcr 'Victor David 1952 Junior ROXV Il Sammie Camp Rodney Cannon Floy Caples Ann Carter Glynn Carter Mary Sue Coates Billie Faye Chancellor Sn nh lem Cortes Martha Chappel Pitsy Cooper Bobl Betty Ann Davis Kenny Davis johnny Delasalle Edith Donald Dewayne Dowdy my Cheek Betty lun Crng RON' V Eugene Dowdy George Dumas Joyce Dumas Hershel Duncan Dale Earl Sam 1 ldtidge Maureen Liskme Page 34 Clas ROW I Henry Evans Linda Evans Billy Lois Ewing Dale Ezell Carolyn Falgout ROW II Maloye Ferguson Geraldine Finch Elsie Fitzgerald Willie Mae Flanigan Creola Fletcher ROIV III Henrietta Fleximin Pauline Ford Phyllis Fortenherry Barbara Foster Lazane Frazier RONV IV La Vergne Freeman Evelyn Frishy Jack Ray Frost Alfred Frost joan Fuller ROW V Paula Sue Fuller Clyde Fulton joe Funclerhurk Jerry Futrell Juanita Gartlina ROW 'VI Anne Gates Verl George Alina Gibson Mary Alice Golson jonnie Ray Gonzales ROW VII R. J. Goza Billy Graff Walter Gray Charles Greer Sue Greer ROYV VIII Mary Ann Griffith Milton Hall Vashti Ham Jesse Hanchey Vivian Hare Page 35 Th G 1952 Junior IltJII' I IKCJXN' II IICJXS' III Stanley Harris Ginger Henry Burl Humphries Betty Harper jerry Hibbard .lean Humphries joe Hart Ramona Hicks Ann Irwin Dorothy Hattaway Betty Hill Presley Isom SaHy'iXnn Ilayes hIeHJa IIHI FerreH jackson Verna Hazelton Mable Hinton Peggy Jackson W. D. Head Wayne Holtzclaw Charlene james Cherry Heckforcl Thomas Hubbard Alma johns ROW IV ROW V Hattie johnson Hugh King Madelyn johnson Flora Kitchinghain JHUHU1J0hHMOU Chadene Koppe Eugene Jones Bobby La Cmze IVayne jouwrs Peggy Lainl Metalene Kelley Gearlene Lambert Nelson Kieffer Betty Anne Landrum johnny Kimble julia jean Lanier lf! Z' sg ,il .4 'K .E , tg 40? 3 It Q. 't I V, 5- .I , , T21 is H, -in - ws 5, 1' .xy ,mg V ti ff ww In ,, 'sf' ' s gi S!.'Q1'.-4-7 Q M A I f K 5 'Z Page 36 Clas ROW I Bobby Lee Tonnny Lee Myrtis Lenarcl Mona Jean Lent Dorothy Lessing ROXV II Billie Levie Anna Beth Lewis Stella Ann Lillo Patricia Little Martha Logan ROW III Charles McBeth Benton McCormick jesse McCurdy Mary McDowell Harvey RIcFalls ROW IV Donald McGough Patricia Meflough Sannny McGough Sarah McHenry Juanita McKaskle ROW V Syble Nleliay Faye McKnight Ronald McManus jack McMullen Frecltlie NIcQuiston ROW YI Norman McRaee Patty jean Mabry Lena Mallard joan Malone Etta Jean Masling ROW VII Donnie Mathys Lytle Matkins liclward May Robert May Lynn lX'ICl'I'lllllll1 ROW 'VIII Jean Milner Frank Mobley Mary Concrief Lorna Montgomery Sne Nlonzingo iwgww Page 37 The1952 Junior ROW I ROW II ROW III Bobby Moody Wayne Newman Billie Ann Parsons Bobby Moore Fred Norris Jack Herman Perdue Herman Moore Noma North W. D. Perkins Alda Morehead Jimmie Oliver Fred Gerald Perry Donnk Nhnphy Xvhhdnuna Page Tbnmny Phhhps Elsie Murphy Lawrence Parker Janice Faye Pierce June Myers Mary Virginia Parker Kenneth Doyle Pinton Beuy Nekon Joan Pardsh Frances Pohard ROMYHI ROM7V Jamey Nay Poulan Betty Redding Lany Poweh Cann Rhoda Annabd Prke Bonnk Rkks Duke Price Billy Roark Charles Puckett Janet Roark Clifford Pugh John Roberts Bevedy Rachal Lhhan Roddy Tom Edgar Rainer Pam Roye Page 38 Clas ROXV I Ronnie Sallcy Betty Sanders Lasley Savell Sara Saterfield Don Scarhrock ROW II Gloria Scott Lorraine Sechler Benny Seymour john Ed Sharp 'I-l. V. Shaw ROYV lll James Shell Bill Sheppard Lowell Shoemaker Benny Singleton Billy Smith ROW IV Eva Rae Smith Julia Smith Lavenia Smith Nora Lee Smith Peggy Smith ROW V Betty Stanficld Terry Slansell Kenneth Stevens Doris Storey Charles Stovall ROXV VI Carolyn Strain Elizabeth Strnhen Barbara Taylor Mary Lou Taylor Shirley Taylor ROXV VII Mary Telano Mary Thatcher Dot Thomas Lucille Thomas Genera Thompson ROW VIII Anna Thorn Mahlan 'lihornton Travis 'folhircl Shirley 'llousinau Mary Lou Trawiek ww f' S fe as wi K sa ali' A vw2f::rQP.1' 7 X . ,Ut if ' 1 4 W x W +4 Ak, 1, lm ,ox K Ax , ... P2 xgc 39 The 1952 Junior Class ROW I Geraldine Trichell Josephine Trichel Gaye Turnage Twila Mae Turner John Upchurch Dee Etta Van Cleave Gilbert Vascocu Maxine Vickers Vera Jane Vines ROW II Sue Wade Ronald Fox Walters Shirley Ward Fred Watson Geraldine Weir Frances Wellerman Retha West Gerald Wheeler ROW IV ROW V Willie Mae Williams Ann Woolsey Elwyna Wills Mary Virginia Works Billye Jean lvilson Tommy Wrenn Johnnie Ray Wilson Norma Jean Mfingatc Joanne Wink Dottie Sue Zeigler ROW III Linda Wheeler Bill Wheelis David Wfheelis Jo Ann VVhitlock Joe Ann Xvhitlock Doretha Whittington Jimmy Whittington Glenn Yvilbanks Prentice Womack Ia Page 40 ,i 'Q Jin Wfmmw v if ,XX 4 up fi' W: Q I f. 1 1 M4 1 5,Q,fa.q:,w,qgq,wg5g,5f5af.Yfwwqxwmj. fi can ' -4 9.-,QB '. , ' f f fi ' , f, Af ' K xiii 1, I 3 f' ' :frm + ra P If 5, U. KW JM, A I 5, 5 gjffel A ,,, igx 'S ' 1 ' Y e - .A H LL,, . ,,,. .45 A 15 ' f W I 5 I . V at 5- T- , 5 Y? 1, , . . . ,, , E e' 1' e 1 ' at 6 'Y i M, m - .l.. ' x 'V ,- N K 27 ' 'ff'-1 K v ' . fx W Q ' ff 1 , 9 f 2 ,. Li , 5 ' , li A - ..-W , . 1 -Q Sf Q 8 x Q? K5 92 F2 Vf.,J 25,2 J Z .ki gg Q3 7 me 31, I 1 4 4 AEE 235 E93 EQ sk, .EE s E5 H iii Hi? M fglii X im, ig iw f z,-xwj 'L fm...- K-fp, i A , .. - Ax 4' .-1. s W' .wk A - , , . 1 V X -'v' 'ws , Wgq 1 X . ' W . Q, . 'iff' 91952 ophomore CLASS OFFICERS Richard Kincaid .... Secretary Peggy Rawls . A Treasurer Bobby Irby . A Vice President Doyle Holstead . . President Page 42 Class RONV I Dorothy jean Adams Doris jean Ainsworth Ethel Alexander Peggy Alexander Bobby G. Allen Delbert Anderson RONV II Betty Lon Ancling Sara Frances Avant Elizabeth Ann Ayerrett Barbara Baggott Mary Lou Bairnsfather Mary Lee Balch ROW III Margaret Ballard Charles Barnburg Freddie Bamburg Betty Bandy Gene Barker Marilyn Barnes ROW IV Peggy Sue Barnes Bobby G. Barnett jack Barnette Dorothy Barr Carl Bassett Marine Bates ROW V Nellie jean Bates Dixie Beavers Katherine Beebe Charlene Bennett joan Bennett Edna jean Berry ROW VI 'l'ommy Ann Bivins Donald Black Gerald Black Shirley Blakeney Billie Sue Blazier jack Boggan ROW VII Ellen Boles Doris Boney jean Boyd john Boyd Barbara Bradley Carolyn Bradley ROW VIII joe Bradley Delores Bradshaw john Branch Marvin Brasher Leo Ann Britton Barbara jean Brooks ROW IX Ida Brossett Dixie Brown Maxwell Brown Stephen Brown Wlilnia Bruce Charles Brulte Page 43 F- . L if 1 'TI' fi ii, s 4- Q iffy O A ,fi sf- L ' fin, , 2 A, 1 ' , ,rt .J .' . ' ' x ' fgs ,A 5 MW 3 , ,- f gf' , Q W: 'fa-:Y32 '., W in J ,fy D . ,E Z ,ig w 1 f Q. M, .- Q' ' A if ,- ,I 'f 'iq' . -Y.. A ' fl, A ,f s , I XX I .Qt y 5 , . . , ri ' me fi I 1 I ' el - -5' ' f' m fQ I ' e 'XJ' 7 5 5,11 9 'A R. Wi s W7 , 4, 5 WKV: in .,-gi , . Q, gv- Jy Q S- 3 47 4 ...Q - Su I m f' f fe71. i ixyiv!,4if v. f ,. . sa, ' A 4 ', 1 I ., 45, 1 A, Y - I I f 3' 4 Q 4, X, A gm 4 vi' arf X I' - 4' . ' .gf :fi.rr'1:f--:fir-- H V ' 4 x I mn .L-:E -. ,- gb, J gl' If J - J I V V' V. I if O JY, , V Y f I I fs V ' V ASG-k A lf . lage The1952 ROIY I AIIIIZIIDZITIC Bruinfield Virginia Brunson Margaret Bryant Mary Lou Bryant John Bufkin Rita Burngardner ROW II Paula Burford Jeanine Burgess Barney Burks Doris Burnett Frances Burns Randolph Cage ROIV III Lesley Callender IVillia1n Carr Jerry Carter C. S. Caseio Belly Lee Case Mary Frances Childress ROW IV Lois Christian Joyce Clark Raymond Clark Johnnie Mae Cloud Sara Cloull Royce Colby ROW V H. I'. Collie Alan Corbin June Cosby Jean Cox Jean Daily Jerry Davis ROW YI Shirley Dawson Helen Deal Donald De Loaeh Cliff De Louehe Benda Deas Cherry Deals ROW VII Jean Doneer Ruth Douglas Mary Jane Dreasler 'l'llCllDll Drewett Phyllis Duchesne Neal Duncan ROW Ylll Beverly Durden Mildred Dupree Shelby Jean Dye Harlan Iidmislon Shirley Edmonds 0 Jo .-Inn lidwards ROW IX Jo .Kun Eldridge Carol Sue lillioll Janice Emmons Shirley lirnmons Helen Erskine , Xlfayne Evans Sophomore Class ROW 1 ROW III ROW V Billy Ewillg Norma Foreman Jo Ann Gibson jilllmy Ewing Gladys Fontenberry Carmen Gonzales Robert Fairchild Thelma Foster Barbara Goodwin Thomas Falgout Bettie Fox Nena Grace Gould Hettie Farmer C. Fox Billy Greer Huey Fautheree Bettie jane Franklin George Grubbs Alton Fields Ellen Franklin Shirley Ann Gulley Terri Fields Sonya Franks BHl'lD2ll'Il H2116 Lavonne Finch Mary Ella Freeman Emma Jean Hall ROVV II ROV' IV ROW' VI Melvin Fisher Mary Joyce French L. C. Halley Betty jean Fire Norma jean Futch Kathryn Hammond C. YV. Flacy Donnie Gaar Edith Haney Paul Fleming Bobbie Gale Garrett Paul Hare Gabe Fontana Elvylene Garrett john A. Harrell George Fontana Ernestine Garrett KCHIICIII Hart Shirley Fontenot Carol George Courtney HHIICH Gene Fordham Helen George Ann Hebert Dixie Foreman Lena Mae George Sue'Hemphill Page 45 -s '19 '?x Page 46 The 195 ROW I Claude Henderson Marlene Hendricks Bobby Hendrix Barbara Henry Frank Heyl Sue Hibbard ROW II Ada Mae Hicks Le Roy Hines lid Hislop Dorothy Hobbs Patricia Hogan Martha Holland RON' III Vera Hollingsworth Janie Holloway Doyle Holstead Lucille Honeycutt lidwin Howard Ann Huckabay ROW IV Shirley Hudson june Humphries Donald Hurdle Robert Irby Margie Iry Doris johns ROW V Clarence johnson Iiugcne johnson jean johnson Monta Sue Johnson Patsy johnson Tonnny johnson ROW VI Nellie Marie Johnston Marlin jones Richard jones jinnny jordan La Rue jordan Martha Keith ROW VII Ralph Kilpatrick Richard Kincade Robert Kincade joan Kirkland Patsy Laird Silm Laird ROW VIII Haynes Landrum Joyce Ann Lanier Iilton Latham Bobby Lawrence lylarvin Le jeune Modell Lenard ROW IX Truett Lenard Bobbie jo Lindsey Alice Lipsey Henry Little Delores Logan Betty jean Loflin Sophomore Class ROW l Sue Lolley Shirley MeBrooln Nolan Le Roy Mcflaa, Jr. De Juana McCormick Fred Melinery Syble Meflinty 'iillOlIl2lS E. McGowen Carolyn McKay Sonny McKee ROW II Lee Roy McMullen Obis McNeil Bill MeRaney Leon Mann Melba Sue Mann Loreita Maxwell Ronnie May YVillie May Frances lvlicldleton ,-.,. ' , e .31 ' 'Mr n I t I ,J . . -my , ' N, 1 T' J A 'nm IWKHHKQF ' J ,. K X 1 ,V ' v it ' I Av .1 1 ROW III ROW V Charlene Miller Bill Norris Jacque Monzingo Ray Osborn Betty Moore Benny Owens Geraldine Moore Jeanette Owens Ginger Moore Kay Owens Cyl Moore Charles Page Hugh Moore Dorothy Painich Robert Moore Buster Parker James Moores Jack Parker ROW IV ROW VI Jean Morgan Morris Parker Clovis Lee Morrison Ann Parrish Evelyn Moss Bruce Paselnll Marilyn Moss Susie Pender Nelda .-Xliene Murphy Sybil Perkins Ruth Murphy Shirley Peters Huey Naron Vivian Eugene Pettit Bob Nix Ann Petty Pat Nolan Dorothy Phillips ,.,,-, Page 47 Qs rs as Page 48 The 19 ROM' I johnnie Phillips Vesta Mae Pilgreen joe Poche David Earl Powell Margaret Price Neva Ann Price ROW II joe Davis Puryis Martini Puryis Lilah Rabun Helen Ramsey Henry Pierce Ramsey Barbara Rawls ROIV III Bobby Ray Rawls Mickey Dale Rawls Peggy Rawls Robert Eugene Rawls jackie Owens Ray F. H. Reagan, jr. ROW IV I Marciel Reagan Eugene Redden Patsy 'Redden Richard Regions Nora Lee Reid jeanine Renfrow ROXV V Barbara jean Rhone Grady Rice Anita Rickerson Thomas Melvin Riser Anne Louise Rizzo E. G. Roark, jr. ROIV V1 Barbara Ray Roberts Dorothy Eloise Roberts Peggy Roberts Margaret Robinson Gaynell Rodgers Gloria Rugg ROIV Vll jackie Russell Thomas Russell Thomas Sanderson, jr. joan Sarter johnny Saxon jo Anne Scarf ROXV VIII Elizabeth Scoggins Doyle George Screpetis james Shannon Annie Mae Simpson Billy Gene Smith R. G. Smith, jr. Robert Neil Smith ROW IX XVilla joyce Smith Patsy Speir james Keith Spence Barbara Spillers Freddie Spillers joe Edward Stewart Elvis Stout Sophomore Class ROIV I ROW Ill ROW V joe Strickland james Trousdale. III Robbin Wiggins Martha Strickland Glenda Tubb Charles Lofton VVilder Mary Tannehill Charles Turner Margaret YVilhite Gene Tarver Barbara Tyler Walter Eugene Iklilhite jackie Tharp Betty 'Van Carl Ialilliams Alvin Thomas Arthur Vancil Elaine Hlilliams Charles Thomas Billy Vaughn Lora IVillis Roland KI. Thomas joel Venable Shirley IVilsoI1 Bobby Thompson Billy joe Wafer Wyvonne VVUSOH ROI-V II ROV' IV ROIV VI Shirley Thompson La Nelda IValdon Jeanette Xllomack Truett Thorn Jimmy Mlebh Carl Vlright Norma Thornton Genera IVest Glenda Illright Louise Tidwell Bessie Lee Wheeler Dorothy Young Barbara Tillman Delbert Wheeler Shirley Young Norma Trainer Joan Yllhite George Franklin Zuber Bryant Traxler Patsy White Azell Trichel Royce Whitlock Harold Francis Trichel jean Whitter Page 49 e 1952 Freshman CLASS OFFICERS Jody Autrey . . Secretary Tommy Sanders . . Treasurer Donald Alexander . . President Jimmy Cook . . Vice-President Page 50 Clas ROW l Carl Adams Don Adams Herschel Adcock Thelma Ainsworth Donald Alexander Ronald Alexander ROW II Dorothy Alexander Larry Alexander Eva Mae Alford Harvey Alford l-lelen Allen Marilow Anderson ROW III Bennie Andrews Martha Andries Ida Mae Antley Olna Grey Antley Anne Arrant Calvin Arrant ROW IV Virginia Arrant Lester Archie Bertie Aringe Jody Autrey ' Juanita Avants Billy Jack Averitte ROW V Tina Babcock Nettie Marie Bacle Palmer Bailes Johnnie Bamhurg Marguerite Barnburg Charlene Barfield ROW VI Jon Barker Merretla Barnes Helen Barnett Malcolm Bass Beryl Baxter Velva Baxter ROW VIII Billy Bayles Billy Bayne Ruth Bearden Henry Beckley Carl Bell Ann Bell ROW VIII Joyce Bell D. R. Bennett George Bennett Ronald Black Mahlon Blackstoek Rita Blackstock ROV' IX Berta Jean Blazier Monnetle Bonner Albert Bonnett James Booth Gloria Ann Bootlle James Boyles Page 51 'YW : 1., Ne' - Y 1' 'L 1 S t ' . 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V' 1 ,X - , , , 1, E - f ,,, a, Y L 5 LL . , , Qc x I S .3 x . Ex:-si 3? ij, 4 Page 52 The19 ROIY I Norman Bracken Ben Bradberry Elizabeth Brady IVanda Brady Tominy Brakefield Rita Branch ROW II jack Brennon Sylvia Brewen James Brewster jane Brooks Douglas Brothers Billy Wayne Brown ROW III Charlotte Brown Ennnet Brown Kay Frances Brown Shelby Brown Travis Brown jesse Dewain Bryan ROXV IV Shelbey -lean Buckley Felix Bunch. Jr. Bohbie Jo Bunn john Bush Mildred Faye Bush Tonnny Butler ROW V Peggy Calloway Richard Campbell Floyd Canterherry Roscoe Francis Cantrell jimmy Carney Gail Carroll ROM' VI Melvin Lenard Case Bertie Ann Cash Patsy Cavender Donald Chatham Marjorie Cheeks Evelyn Clary ROM' VII Ronald Coates jimmy Cook Paula Cook Allen Coon Shirley Jean Cooper Billy Carroll Copeland ROIV VIII jo Ann Cosby Louise Cote Everett Cotney Evelyn Craft Marvin Creed Glenn Crowell ROW IX John Crowell Richard Crowell Shirley Crurnpter Cecil Cnllipher Helen Culp Martha Culpepper Fr Q I , I , . f, W-,fr 9- 1 il f x Q ' gi if Q' 'MW eshma ROW I Jonnie Rae ClllllllllllgS Pat Davis Rayland Delasalle Delores May Delay Dorothy Dickens Patsy Doane Billy Downey Eunice Downev Martha Dray ROW II John Richard Dunn Virginia Dunn Dorthcna Dnnnaway Jackie Dupriest Ronald l.ee Durden Jo Ann Dye Carole Early Mary Jane Edwards Makelene liggcrlon t ROW III ROW V. Delton Elee Shirley Fleming Norma Faye Elee Thomas Fletcher Jerry Emory Joyce Foreman Sherwood l.. Emory Frances Foster Barbara Eppinette Doyle Foy Gerald Epplnette Shirley Franks Loretta lippinette Janice Frazier Marvin Eppinette Joan Fredrick Margaret Evans Laverne French ROW IV ROW VI Roherta Evans Rohert Elell Belle Sue Frost Billy Ferguson Pauline Frost Grove Fields Charles Froust Jerry Fields Delores Fuller Florence Filhoil James Fntch Betty Finch Jewell Futch Jean Fitzgerald Alice Faye Gaar Robert Flacy Winzel Gaines -q R X, Page 53 A Page 54 Am 'N , 3 N,. .g , rf. : ,Q The195 ROW I Bennie Gznnlnill Linda Garrett jo Ann Gaster Jimmie Gates NVaync Gentry ' Danny Gibbs ROV' II jenene Sylvia Bibson Charles Giger Jane Gill Marilyn Gill sl. T. Gilmore Dale Godwin ROIV Ill liloise Godwin Shirley Ann Golson Delores Gonzales Donald Gonzales Peggy Goodson Sylvia Gould ROW IV Loretta Goyne Katie Sue Gola Betty Graham Norman Grantham George Greer jimmy Greer ROW V Mary Greer Aubry Wayne Griggs Maxine Grubhs Mary Lon Gnice Charlotte Gunther liarl Gunther ROW VI Glynn Hadskey Evelyn Earle Hale Betty jo Haley Cappy Ann Haley john Henry Hall lilder Gean Hamlneth ROW VIII Melva Dean Hannneth Keith Hannnons Sue Hammons Charles Hampton Alton Lamar Hare Clyde Harper ROW VIII Love Harper Bob Harrell Dorothy Juanita Harris Melina Harris Robert Donald Harris Carolyn Hart ROW IX Shelby 'lean Hasley Billy Haygood Annette Haynes Ralph Haynes Eva Lee Heard Satnis Heath Veda Mae Henderson Freshman Class ROVV I ROW III ROW V Evelyn Hines Glenda Johns Edwin Knowles ' Barbara Hogard Edwin Johnson Arthur Jean Kriger John R. Hogard Faith Johnson John Landrum Lawrence Holcomb Jerry Johnson Roley Lannmgham Linda Faye Hollaway Glen Johnston J0l111 LHTSCU Gay Holley Gwendolyn Joiner Charlotte 14111112111 Elizabeth Ann Hollis Glenn Jones 11111 Lawrence Lucille Howard Harry Jones 12111195 LCC Hershel Jones JQTTY Lee Row II Row IV ROW VI Patricia Rae Hubbard Shirley Faye Jones I-0l11 DCC LCC Jack Humble Marvin Kelley JC2111 Leggett Lowell Humphries Faye Kennedy Danial Lenard James Hunt Gerald Kennedy 1-1151119 Lemlfd Ginger Inzina Carol Sue King Eva JOY I-Cm U Helen Ruth Ivy Thomas King Nelda Jean'L1senby Marguerelte Jackson - Joyce Kingery Rollefl Lltfle Kitty Jacola Dina Kirkland John Lvller Alice Jarreau Lucy Kleinschmidt Almette I-Ong Page 55 Page 56 The19 ROW I Evelyn Lovelady Jo Lulon Beverly McClain Shirley McCoy O. K. lN'IcCurdy Elizabeth McDaniel ROW II James Nlelilroy Patricia McGee Jane Elizabeth McGough Joann McGowen Shirley McGowen Dean McGrew ROXV III Virginia McIntosh NVillie Mae McIntyre Arnold McLin Wallace McManus Sarah McMillon Ike McMullen ROW IV Mary Ann McMullen Yvonne McMurry Gary MeNeely Fred McVay Joe Mallard Vincenl Marzula ROW V Larera Mason Bobby Mathews Jimmy Maxey Cecile May John May Ruby Lee May ROW VI Pauline Meclaries Sara Mickel Janice Mitchell Kenneth Miller Gay Minor Lillie Mae Mize ROW VII Helene Mobley Billy lNIo01'e Bobby Moore Frances Moore Marlin Moore Robert Moore ROIV VIII Richard Morehead Bonnie Mulhearn Dolly Mullins Betty Faye Murphy Corclie Murphy John Murray ROW IX Pauline Murray Jessie Myers Kressie Myers Roy Naron Calhryn Ann Neely Harry Neese Gene Newsom Freshman Class ROW I ROW III ROW V Charles Newton johnny Peede Janelle Reeves XYebb Nix liloise Perot Luther Rhodes Betty Nornell Clyde Perry Charles Roberts jan Nunn Hubert Ray Perry Guy Roberts Shirley Odom joe Perch jesse Roberts Ruby Nell Olson Margaret Pelrh Joyce Roberts Alice Pace jerry Pelerinan Shelbie jean Roberts Hershel Pair Paul Pellil Charlene Robinson Catherine Page lislher Phunk Kennon Rodgers RON' ll RON' IX' ROV' YI Ollida Faye Page Glen Poslon HUNICI' RUSS Deonne Pardue Mary Powell Karl Rugg' Zola Mae Parish Bellv Price Leroy Russ Faye Parker W4. Il. Price M2U'j0l'iC RUSS jerry Parker Dale Puekell Rlllll RUSS Paul Parker Paul Purris M1l1'g2ll'Ct Russell Shirley jean Parker Leslie Read Gilil RllYlCflgC Bobby Parrish Bettie Sue Reagan Betty LOU 52lllilCI'S jinnny Parroil Bettie Sue Redden Tonnny Sanders .,.,: 2? ,ff r e ,lj .nk Q' f ' ie R'-E-' ,-.U-A ff J w 'vt' wggz. , V , wi S .. , 4 ZX! 5 3' www 6 3, is if H L . :am 'ez in ,fi lr 4. s , , 3 l Ski' 14-I IA ' rf! Y'il'h Page 57 Page 58 The19 ROW I James Sanderson Billy Sappington Bobbie Nell Sawyer James Sawyer Burt Schanks, Jr. Janice Seal ROW II Mlilliam Serex Bill Seymour Will Sam Shatzer Doyle Sheffield Harold Simmons Gladys Simpkins ROXV III Glen Sims Patsy Ann Skates Courtney Smith Darrel Smith Gary Smith Glenn Smith ROXV IV Jackie Smith Lucille Smith Danny Soloman Carol Sue Sorrenson Sharon Sowell Bessie Sprnell ROW V Dora Lee Stanford Larry Stanley Elbert Stennett Jimmie Stennett Clyde Stevens Mary Stewart ROXV VI Patricia Stewart Jimmie Stiles Jimmie Stricklin Martha Sue Sugden Sue Sullivan Max Swayze ROXV VII Mabel Swift Bobby Taylor Kenneth Taylor Lane Taylor Udie Lee Taylor Wilma Lou Telano ROXVVIII Barbara Thomas Pauline Thomas Smith Thomas Billy Thompson Mary Thompson Arnold Thornton ROXV IX Faye Thornton Florene Tidwell Jo Lyn Tillman Chester Todd Ola Mae Townsend Jo Ann Trichel Freshman Cla SS ROW I ROW III ROW V Charles Turnbow Mona Faye XVarren Louis Vlhittington james Turnbow Velda Ann Watts Agnes lVilbanks Bobbie Sue Vallery Patil XVeaver Edith XVilhite Don Van Cleave Imogene lllebb Buddy YVilhite Carol Louise Varner Gloria Weems Beverly Wilkes Edgar Lynn Vaughn Pat Wee-ms Clifton Williams Sylvia Ann Vaughn Carolyn XVelch Joanne Williams Adrienne Vernon Doyle X'Vheat Max Williams Lila Mae Vessell Ernie Wheat Billy Williamson ROW VI Freddie Mlilson ROXV ll l ROW IV Sue WVUSOI1 Eva Villaneuva l Myrle XVheat Robert Lesley XVink Virginia Villaneuve Priscilla 'Wheat Robert WWII Elsie Lee Viola Wanda Ann Wheelis Lemmie Wood ' Martha Wade Charles Whitaker M. C. Wooley, jr. Gail Waldrip john Whitaker JHCQUCS Wll1ChCl Lucy Mae Walker Dollene White j. P. Wyatt Wilma Wallace jimmy Whitman Billy Young Emmett Mfallice Douglas Whittington jerry Young George Yvarren Kathryn X'Vhittington Joe Bob Zuber Page 59 ATHLETICS Page 60 Page 61 COACH JIM HODGINS The 1951-'52 Coach Jim Hodgins opened his '51 gridiron season with one of the most inexperienced teams in the history of Ouachita. As the season progressed, however, the team showed amazing improvement, and, though given cellar rating at the beginning of the season, finished ninth in the state with a grand total of 174 points to their opponents' 144. The ''persimmon-green team, as one sports writer put it, had been Hripened by frost. Football Squad Front row, left to right-Norman Coza, Gene Muckleroy, Jerry Sikes, John H. Odom, Billy Hfatson, Bob Curry, Charles Dortch, Edwad Estep, Ralph Bailey, Doyle Holstead. Second Row, left to right-Pete johnson, Paul Smith, Billy Fleming, John Harold, XV. D. Perkins, Charles Greer. jim Lawrence. Ike McMullen, Charles Puckett, E. C. Roark. Third row, left to right-johnny Mitchel, Paul Fleming, Mickey Rawls, Tom Rainer, Billy Levie, Bobby LaCaze, Lytle Matkins, jackie D'ul'riest. Fourth row-Delbert Wheeler, Frank Mobley, Bennie Frank- lin, Rodney Cannon, Jimmie Berry. Gene Greer. Standing-Harry Recoulley, james Moore, Kenneth Miller, Randolph Cage, managers. Page 62 Football Season One upset followed another. The Lions first thrilled Ouachita fans by defeating heav- ily favored Byrd High School 26-25. They then put on another great exhibition in defeating Baton Rouge High in the annual homecoming game. The Lions showed that they were poten- tial chatnpions by defeating the Pine Bluff Zebras, Arkansas State Champions, 33-13. This victory earned for Coach Hodgins' boys the title unofficial champions of Arkansas and Louisiana. OUR RECORD FOR '5l Ouachita OPPOHCYW 13 , -,,-,.,,..... Homer ....... .... 0 0 ----,, ,.,.,., - Bossier City ....... 33 19 --,,,,,,..,,, - Ruston ........... 33 24 - -,,-......... Bastrop ........-.- 0 18 V ,--,,......, , Haynesville ....... 0 6 , ----,-,-,,.. - Fairpark .......... 20 26 ---------,--, , Byrd ,............ 25 35 Baton Rouge ....., 20 33 Pine Bluff --- ----l3 On the spot at games, parades, and pep meetings, the '51 cheerleaders were always ready to lead a rousing cheer for the team. Those ending another successful cheering season with the team are: kneeling. front. Bonnie Albritton, Helen Erskine. Janis Dyar, lone Hillg hack, Clyde Fulton, Bennie Owens. Oscar Cloyd. and XValter Bennett. Page 63 1951 Top, left to right: jerry Sikes, rated as one of the best quarter- backs in the stateg Billy Fleming, hard hitting defensive backg and Nor- man Goza, offensive halfback-good runner and blocker. Center: Gene Greer, always ready to get the boys out of a tight place with his punting. Bottom, backfield that thrilled many fans, left to right: Frank Mobley. member of All-State second team and recipient of best-all- around football player awardg Gene Muckleroy, offensive and defen- sive fullbackg and Bennie Franklin, quick thinking. hard hitting, half- back who received award for best-sportsmanship. Page 64 Lettermen Top. left to right: Toni Rainer. hard hitting defensive end: Charles Dortch. offensive and defensive end. who received the best linesman awardg Pete johnson. guard who could always he counted on to play his best. Center: john H. Odom. offensive tackle, who also kicked many extra points. Bottom. left to right: Rodney Cannon. offensive and defensive tackle who played outstanding hallg Ralph Bailey-fast breaking offen- sive end: Billy XVntson, one of the tean1's hest offensive and defensive guards. .5-kkutw .fl3tiv. .. 'FM f . 'f'?QEff,,.,'f4,,,: Page 65 mi Letterman Top. left to right: XV. ll. Perk- ins. linebacker who also worked in the lmackfieldg John Harrell. fine defensive endg .jimmy Berry. excellent tackle who played of- fensive and defensive hall. Center. left to right: Patil Fleming, a tackle who was al! ways on the jolig johnny Mitch- ell. outstanding defensive and offensive lineman. Bottom. left to right. Doyle Holsteatl. defensive linebacker, who is also an experienced cen- ter: Charles Greer. excellent de- fensive linelmackerg Lyle Matkins, fine offensive center. 4:-:'QAl' i. MANAGER James Moore, lettering for the first time this year, proved very efficient in assisting the boys on the team. Wald: out, Zebras, the Lions are .still king of the jungle Page 67 '4i1y,, , Ierry frying lu make headway in ffm Baton Ra11geg'a1l1e. HONORS RECEIVED FOOTBALL PLAYERS Trophies lor outstanding perl'ormance on the football lielcl were presented to members ol' the team at the annual Lion- . ette banquet this year. Those receiving awards were: Charles Dorteh, most valu- able linesman: Bennie Franklin, good sportsmanship awarclg and half-back Frank Mobley, most valuable player. Ifranlc on his way I0 another tally in the home- lerry again trying Io gel loose arrzaml lefl end. I'0II1lIIg game. Page GS lst row. left to right: Pettit. Latham, Stout, Adcock, Kilpatrick, Price, Heyl. 2nd row, left to right: Bufkin, Kennedy. Whitt, Young. Chatham. Moore, 3rd row, left to right: Emory, Vaughn. Smith. De Loach. 4th row, left to right: De Louche, Sanders, McMullen, Hart, Warren. 5th row. left to right: Fordham, Dul'riest. Nliller. Schatzer. Brossett. Freshman Football Of the eight scheduled games, the fresh- man team, under the expert coaching of Lake Oxford, won six, tied one and lost one. At the end of the season, the cubs could look back over a successful year with a total of 108 points to their opponents' 58. Page G9 Ouachita 6 ,,.,... . 0, eee... l2,, .e... , 26 ,e.,... - I3-,--..--. 19, ,,,,,. 19, ,,,,,. - L I5 ....e.. Bastrop e...... Jonesboro-Hodge Jonesboro-Hodge Oak Grove ..., W Bastrop .,e.,. ,- Farmerville ,... Farmerville eo.. Oak Grove ..,..,........ Opponent Yea- 0 --,, 6 ,,--l2 A--- 0 ea-- 6 --e-l3 ,oelfl 7 Sammy Dailey and Gary Cook, coaches of the winning teams in the intra-mural track meet ,receive trophies from Coach Hudson on behalf of their teams. Those entering field events were, kneeling, left to right: Earl Hawthorne, Sammy Dailey, Edgar Aston: standing, Paul Smith, Billy Fleming, Don Wills, and Vance Ingram. Track As the '51 track season came to a close, Coach Billy Hudson and his team could look back over a very successful year with many track engagements. The team was also asked to supervise the first intramural track meet held at Ouachita. The meet, sponsored by the local Key Club, proved to be one of the most successful ath- letic events at Ouachita last year. Long distance runners, left to right: Edgar Aston, Billy Nelson, james Powell, and R. J. Goza. Page 70 Season SCHEDULE March 30 and 31 - Northwestern relays at Natchitoches. April 6 or 7 - Haynesville invitational meet at Haynesville. April 14 - Tri-state meet at Byrd. April 20 and 21-Invitational meet at Ruston. April 27 and 28-District rally at Natchitoches. At Guaohlta Bennie Franklin, North l.ouisiana's Class AA one hundred yard dash champion, North Louisiana Class AA 880 yard relay champions, left to right: Earl Hawthorne, Quarter milers. left to right: Gary Cook, Norman Gola, Earl Haw- Norma-n Goza, Gary Cook, and Bennie thorne, and Frank Swayze. Frankhn. p A i V A A A 13.4 ' Page 71 Standing. coaches: Lake Oxford and H. H. Holliman. Kneeling, Coach johnny Johnson. The-91952 As the Lion Cagers closed the 1951-52 season, the records show that they had completed one of the best seasons in recent years. Under Coach H. H. Holliman, assisted by Lake Oxford, the Lions were winners in 20 of the 27 games played. This year for the first time all North Louisiana AA teams were organized into a conference with the two top teams qualifying for the state tournament. Ouachita made a G won, 2 lost record to tie the Fair Park Indians for the championship of North Louisiana. The Lions fielded a well balanced team with Harold Davis, lfValter Bennett, and Edward Maroney working on the outside. Under the goals were Johnny Grantham and Gene Greer pulling in the rebounds for the Ouachita team. Although the team qualified for the state tournament held in Natchitoches on March 7 and 8, they were eliminated in the first round of state play by the Bolton Bears, GG-45. t Left to right: XfVilliam BOHIICT, Bill Shephard. Richard Kincade. VVZIILCI' Bennett. Hugh King, John H. Odom, Edward listep, johnny Grantham. Gene Greer. Edward Maroney. Lytle Nlatkins. Skippy Bell. Joe Hortman. Page 72 Basketball Seas t fu- QTop rowj: johnny Grantham, Eclwzircl MaroueyfHurolcl Davis. YValter Bennett Bottom row : Bill She Jharal, Gene Creer, Skinv Bell, ohn H. Odom l l l , SCORES Ouachita Opponents Ouachita OPPOHCIIIS 39 Calhoun -- ...- - Calhoun ---- 45 X'Vinnfield --- .... , XVinnfield -- 35 Epps ..... Ruston -- 28 Baskin ,-- Ruston ..-- 46 Bastrop --- .... - Fair Park ,A 22 Downsville Harrisonburg 42 Collingston Bossier City 36 - Calhoun -- .... - Byrd ..... -- 52 Bastrop ..... '- ' C lalhoun --- 39 Haynesville Byrd ...., 36 jonesboro Fair Park --- 42 Choudrant Bossier City SG Baskin ,.-- Bolton ---N 40 Ruston --- Page 73 Girls Basketball The Ouachita Parish High School girls' sextet will reign as champions of Louisiana Class AA basketball for the coming year. The Lionesses turned on the power in the State Tournament at Natchitoches to emerge undefeated and cop the state crown. Under the direction ol' Miss Mary Lea George, assisted by Mrs. Natalie May, the girls showed consistent improvement throughout the year. Evidence of this was the fact that they were winners in six of their last seven games before going to state play. Standouts at forwards were Brunson, Donald, and Dumas, while Hill, Phillip, and Brown did a creditable job in guarding the opponents. The girls ended the season with a 15 won, 7 lost record. More honors came to the team as three mem- bers ol the squad placed on the All State Team. Those making the team were Hill and Phillips at guard, and Dumas at forward. Miss Mary Lea George. basketball coach and physicalledn- cationg Mrs. Natalie May. physical education and assistant Coach. Left to right, kneeling: Birdie Ann Cash, Pat Weems, joe Ann NVhitlock, Margie Cheeks, Betty Van. Left to right, standing: Virginia Brunson, lilimheth Norrcl. Joyce Dumas. Dorothy Phillips, Teddy Lee. Melba Hill. Edith Donald. 4 1 L. Page 74 Ouzlcliila Opponents I3 Cullunln U, -,2.25 fit? Winniiclsl -2 22,28 24 Baskin W 77,134 2-I lizxslmp ,U ,,,,l7 H7 Bzlslmp W, W 2l 3-I Hziyncsxillc ,, YJ, Ili -I5 Cullinslon 2, VH IS '14 Sl. Mzntlllcws Y YY,, I4 38 Baskin ,,,. ,. .2 00 315 Winnficlcl -- ,N -ll 21 Ruston ,WW 2, 2l 253 I-Iziyncsvillc ,W H, 147 28 Clliiltlllll 2, H, 35 252 Ruston ,,,, ,M Hi ISI Clolnlnlmin 2, AJ, I3 33 Bonita J 32 E47 Cillllilillll ,N H 32 E56 Pioneer H-, -2 32? '17 Bossier City ,A,, M, -10 48 Bossier City --- 22- 40 lil 'licwclmmnic 2, ,, 43 42 Hzlyncsvillc .,.... , ,,,,,,,,, 313 QTUPQ CHYIIIHIIIIII scores Iwo points. Qliulimlz-Iellj Ariimz in tourrmznent Qliiglllj IJIIIIIIIS wnils for 111111. Page 75 Physical Education One of llle practice sessions that made our girls' team State A A Clzmnpions. Page 76 Of llze many activities provided for physical education, volley ball las prozfed the favorite among girls. Another typical volley ball scene. Lf J '-I lf'-nt 5 . A , Qs. I E8 ' E ' QM., - ,W K A A - E a f. f Y: :H nic Q p W 1. v 'fy 'E 'www .K WW, -ug, 'yi '. za , gf fig , 1- Q w Wa? J? 4 6355515 Q. 3 F ,,..., ,. 2 x Q 'X . f A I UH 9 RL Y 3 fl ' w. W: ' 1. .i:f'ff ?EZ: i :S Ka- if-fa , 321? V V f j ' v , x 'f f 1 47,1 QW, :K 1951Homec:or I. Maid Shirley TI1'l.ISfIZH1l steps out. 3. I-Iomeeoming murfs ready for parade 2. Queen Alanis reeeirfes rrmun in assembly. 4. The Queen Iilfes the idea! , Page 78 - ng t0uaChitai V Clll11'lIl'i'l'iY'l3.Y ai Hmlzemnzilzg gauze. fi. R. I . lVIII.S'lfIIg frowns O'z1af'llims Queen of 'ul . , , . I-lonzecnnzillff. izlly 1'Ie111111g esmrls Maul of Iflmzm' 110111111 and D rmsmls. 4. Here CUIIIKS the Queen! N ivan' 'Q' W- ,fx 2 'flzdii 1 fl-Hy, A ' miie 4 r , f M V W wgw g aggs ' 4 - ,.MX , , ' , if . , Page 79 gr. rkislfm-. Lx ,E ,, Q, , ACTIVITIES.. DHEVI BER Xb I' I Q'-Q is WJ 1 N Nofgnf If I r '- , A N -i i 4 A 4 14 Page 81 YVONNE FISHER -IO RHODES Editor Busivvess Mzmager EDITORIAL STAFF Lelft to right: Mary Joye VVeenis, Mary -Io Berry, Billy Nelson, Violet Venable, Barbara Tarver, Betty Fisher. ' BUSINESS STAFF Freddie Hall, Donald Bates, Carrie Nell Spence, Lillian LeBlanc, Skippy Bell, Imogene Noble. The Sponsored annually by the Senior Class, the Roarer is edited by a staff composed en- tirely of seniors. Page 82 1952 Roarer Staff Meinhers ol the editorial staff ure Chosen place on the business staff. :recording to dependzllnility, service, scholar- The staff has worked diligently to present ship and leadership. zi book which, in its reflection of our school Those obtaining the largest amount of lile, will bring enjoyment to Ouachita students money lor zulvertisenients were uwurcled Z1 ill years t0 COHIC- Left to right: llonzilil Bates. lfremlclie Hall. Riclizlrtl Cher. I.ilIi:n1 LeBlanc. Mary joye XVeems, Mary Jo Berry. Yvonne Fisher. Violet Venuhle, Betty Fisher, Billy Nelson. Czlrrie Nell Spence. Barburzi 'l':n'ver. Bill Funtlerhurk. Skippy Bell. Page 83 DYVIGHT GRUBBS MARGARET HUNTER Business Ivlannger Editor RILPORTERS AND TYPISTS: standing, lelt to right, Pat Van Landinghamn, -Ioyce Shiv- ers, Janice Phillips, Carolyn Hudson, Mary -Io Berry, Barbara Tarver, Barbara Kahn, Mary Joye Uleems: seated, Lillian LeBlanc, news editor. FEATURE STAFF: Gary Cook, art editor: Gilbert Vascocug Imogene Noble, feature editor: Bill Funderburk, Betty Tinsley, Frances DeLouche, Virginia Tinsley, Betty Fisher Lio The Iournalism Department has completed its second year as publisher ol The Ouachita Lion. The Lion staff consists mainly of members from the Senior Class who have had one or two years of journalistic experience. These students have all worked together to publish a paper that depicts everyday school life at Ouachita. - Page S4 St affOf1 Top, lelt to right: XfValter Bennett, sports edi- tor, and Billy Nelson, sports writer. Bottom. circulation, seated, lelt to right: .Io Ann Y'Vink, Frances xVCllCl'l1l1lll, Joan Amos, Mary Lou Trawick. Standing, left to right: Clyde Fulton, Billie Parsons, Julia Smith, Theresa Boyd, june Blake, Lillian Roddey, qlanies Calhoun, Shirley 'I'ousinau. 952 Top, lelt to right, advertising, standing: Cecil Graham, Ann Hebert, Carrie Nell Spence, -Io Rhodes, Billy Blazier, lone Hill, Billy -Ioe XVal'er, -lack Boggan. Seated: Yvonne Fisher, janet Case. Bottom, lelt to right: Gary Cook, Lion and Roarer artist, and Richard Uber, Lion and Roarer photographer. Page 85 GIRLS' STATE Holding elections. passing laws. con- 'ducting court. and attending general assemblies were hut a few of the many activities filling the schedules of the Pelican Girl Staters. Representing Ouachita, elected by the junior Class and approved by the faculty as delegates to Girls' Stale were: Left to right. top row: Margaret Hunter, jo Rhodes. Betty Holstead, Sally lilliott. Martha Hatchell. Bottom row: Betty Fisher, Yvonne Fisher. PEL ICAN ST TE Page 86 BOYS' STATE Boys attending Pelican State spend their time learning about our govern- ment and enjoying the recreation pro- vided on the campus such as swim- ming and playing basketball and soft- ball. The boys attending were: front row, left to right: Bill Funderhurk, Billy Nelson. Freddie Hall, Donald Bates. Second row: George Graham, Bobby lidmonson, Spencer lidmiston, Jimmy Gammill. NVQ pose between classes R Four students represented the Li- hrary, journalism and Drama Depart- ments at Leadership Conference held on the L. S. ll. campus last summer. The purpose of this conference is for students to learn more about the functions of their respective depart- ments. Classes, swimming in L. S. Ufs pool, skating parties. a visit to the capitol, a picnic, square dancing and a han- quet made the ten-day stay at Baton Rouge a wonderful experience for these girls. SHIP Violet Ycnalmle. Lillian LeBlanc. Carrie Nell Spence. Imogene Nohle. Page 87 UUACHITA HIGH MEMBERS lst row, left to right: Janet Cash. Clarinet. Betty Landrum, Clarinetg H. V. Shaw, Clarinet, Johnnie Ward, Clarinet: Janette Blackwell, Eb Clarinet, Carol Rhodes, Fluteg Joan Parrish, Fluteg Gloria Scott. Flute. 2nd row: Jamey Nay Poulan. Clarinet: Josephine Trichel. Clarinet, Monta Sue Johnson, Clarinetg John Boyd, Clarinetg Carolyn Bradley, Clarinet: Benny An- drews, Horn, M. C. Wlooley, Horng Douglas Brothers. Horny Lawrence Holcomb, Horng Betty Bandy. Horny Ray Barr. Horny Gary Coaker, Horng Dolores Logan. Bassoon: Maurice Jones, Bassoong Marilon Anderson, Oboe: De Juana McCormick. Oboeg Mary Alice Gol- son, Oboe. 3rd row: Ginger Strong, Clarinet, Benny Gammil, Clarinetg Lucy Klenischmidt, Clarinetg Jody Autrey, Clarinetg Paula Cook, Clarinetg T. J. Williams, Clari- netg Charles Fontana. Cornetg Richard Brown, Cornet: Tom Naff, Cornetg Jimmy Wlhittington. Trumpetg Eu- gene Eppinette, Trumpetg Bootsie Fontana, Trumpet, Charlotte Brown. Cornet, Arnold Lee McLinn, Cornetg ALL STATE BAND MEMBERS Front. left to right: Gary Coaker. Gloria Scott, Betty Bandy. Betty Landrum. Thomas Fields, Martha Nell Chapell, Billy Ray Greer. Back row: Richard Stilt- ner, Kathleen Hennessey, Bobby Edmonson, Ronnie Walters, Frances Pollard, Spencer Edmiston. Page 88 l L , l CHOOL BA I MEMBERS john Richard Dunn. Cornetg j. Peters. Trtnnpetg Thomas Rainer, Baritone Saxophone: F. H. Reagan. Tenor Saxg Fesse McCnrdy. Tenor Sax: Bob Nix. .-Xlto Sax: Betty Chapman, Alto Saxg joe Pnrvis, Alto Saxg Dick Reitzell, Alto Saxg Thomas Fields. Alto Sax. 4th row: Joanne XVilliams, Alto Clarinetg Kathleen Hennessy, Bass Clarinetg Donnie Murphy, Bass Clari- netg Wanda Brady, Bass Clarinetg Spencer Edmiston. Cornet: Bobby Edmonson. Cornet: Tommy Street. Cor- netg Stanley Burkett, Baritoneg Billy jo Wafer. Bari- EDXVARD CROSS, Director tone: John Drouet, Baritone: Melvin Fisher. Trom- bone: Freddie Page. Troniboneg Ronnie Walters. Irotn- bone. 5th row: lidward L. Cross. Director: Terry Lee Fields, Percussion: jerry Carter. Bass: Buddy johnson. Bass: Bill Norris. Bassg Billye lYilson, Tympanig Billy Rae Greer. Bass Drtnng Richard Stiltner. Snare Drum: Martha Nell Chappell, Marimbag Glenda Ann White, Mariniba. Page 89 MEMBERS First row. seated left to right: Delluana B'lCCOYlDltili, june Alexander, Sara Cloud, Betty Butler, Nell Golson, Betty Holstead. Virginia Ann Cook. Second row, standing: Fern Griffin, jean Pace. Syble Perkins, Gloria Barton. Kathleen Hcnnessey. Shirley Tousineau, Terrie Fields. Leone Parker. Betty Spurlock. Sarah Batton, Irina Grace Stet- ens, Shirley Bayles, Patsy XVhite. Third row, standing: Martha Logan, Delitta Van Cleave, Betty jones, Pat Peterrnan. Mary Alice Colson. Janet Cash, LaNelda Walden, Melba Loflin. Martha Nell Chapell, Samniie Camp, Ernestine Tullos, Beth Monroe. Marianne Butte. Geraldine Weir. Fourth row, standing: Gary Coaker. Donald Bates. Don Mcflough, Bennie Clay, jerry Davis, Billy NVatson, Ronnie Nlalters. john Odom. Frank Swayze. Maurice jones, Dwight Grubhs, Billy Nelson, Morris Parker, jerry Fulrell, jackie McMullen, Frank Molilcy, Lloyd Bacon. Fifth row, standing: Bennie Franklin, john Bradshaw. Darrell johnson. H. V. Shaw. jerry Carter, XV. A. Bradshaw. Bob Curry, Charles Dorlch. Rodney Cannon, Buster Parker, Paul Smith, johnny Mitchell. Thomas McKinley. Hershel Duncan, jerry Sikes. Freddie Hall. Bill Norris. OU CHIT CHOI L ew. J IXED NSE BLE Ouachita's versatile girls', boys', and mixed Beginning the season with few former mem- ensembles again presented a successful year of bers, these boys and girls often delighted entertainment throughout the twin cities by audiences by singing request numbers in ad- singing at both civic and school affairs. dition to their regular programs. M E M B E R S GIRLS, left to right: Betty Spurlock. Fern Griffin, janet Cash, Shirley Bayles, Leone Parker, Sarah Batton, Kathleen Hennessey, Irma Grace Stevens. Shirley Tousinau. BOYS, left to right: Rodney Cannon, H. V. Shaw, jerry Davis, john Bradshaw, Paul Smith, Frank Mobley, Lloyd Bacon, Gary Coaker. Page 91 MEMBERS Front row, lelt to right: Sarah Batton, Fern Griffin, Geraldine YVeir, Shirley Bayles. Second row, left to right: Kathleen Hennessy, Pat Peterinzin, Irma Grace Stevens, Shirley Tousinau. Third row, lelt to right: Janet Cash, Betty Spurlock, Leone Parker. GIRLS' NSEMBLE Page 92 BOYS' NSEIVIBLE MEMBERS Front row, left Lo right: Paul Smith, Jerry Davis, Lloyd Bacon, Gary COZIILCI Frank Moblcy. Second row: John B1'2lllSh2iXV, Rodney Cannon, I-I. V. Shaw. vl .o o 0 0 Page 93 Row l' Good Citiven. Our gal Gracie. Bashful Freddie. Su1nmertine Shivers. Can you reach it, julian? George with cur YVatch.the Birdie: Shirley. Row 2: Sleepy. Dick? Which is Lloyd? Baby sitting. Mary Joye? Assistant Editor. Mel!! look this way. Marjorie has bangs. lrving'taking off. Row 3: Drupy . Ifitzy . Smile for us. Vera. Artistic. Ouaclut first mascot. Virginia. Mary jo, the typist. Our little Nell. Bow Betty . Row 4: Bu7zy . President Pat. Anoth Tinsley gal. Thinking, Theresa? Toothless Bonnie. Land Sakes Noble, Need a haircut. Paul? Violet. bonnet, and a Row 5: Cute Carrie. lirnestine all dressed up. Editor-in-chief. Yvonne. Puzzled Donald. Patty cake, Sissy. OUR SENIOR B BY PICTURES nw l: No curls, Margie? Life can be serious. Freckled johnnie. And she grew up to he a beauty. Typical Donna. Danc- Patsy. It's serious l1usiness.eh Florence? Row 2: Key Club sweetheart. Barham, the artist. Snaggled tooth Liz, Eyes tl Happy go-lucky Faye. Our beauty. Row 3: XYhat ya see, Lillian? Old pals. Bobby and Spencer. WYhere you go- ,ISilly? Aw,joe! Ready to go. Forester Brown. Out for a stroll. Row 4: It's a wonderful life, Cleta. Leone with oodle cut . just ridiu' around. Need suspenders. Billy? Cold. Elsie? Who made you mad? Get set. go! Our Lionette sident. Row 5: Now, I tell ya- He got a mouthful. Ya don't say! Let's get it over. I'xn photogenie. Don't cry. n not camera shy, R SENIGR B BY PICTURES ORGAIXIIZATIUIXIS 41 1 H0 2 QQ Q 4 X 1 56? Page 97 Jack Hayes Honor Societ Upholding its usual high standards, the Jack Hayes Chapter ol the National Honor Society, in its three short years of existence, has filled a vital place in the activities of Ouachita. Primary among the accomplishments ol' the chapter was the purchase of large mirrors for all the restrooms. This service, along with the publication of student directories and a Left to right: jake Coon, treasurer, Margaret VZllCIlI1IlC,S booth, was enjoyed and appreci- Hunter, president: Imogene Noble, secretaryg ated by the entire student body. Freddy Hall, vice-president. Extreme left: Frances DeLouche. Extreme right: Barbara Lindsay. From row, left to right: Yvonne Fisher. Bill Fundcrhurk, Violet Venable, Imogene Noble, Barbara Tarver. Betty Holstead, Margaret Hunter. Karol Yarbrough, Betty Tinsley. Melba Loflin, Richad Stiltner, Nell Golson, Joyce Shivers, Mary Ruth Gilmore Martin, Barbara Kahn, Joyce Wilkes, Christine Bishop. Second row. left to right: Freddie Hall. jake Coon. Hershel Gentry. Jerry Sikes, Donald Bates. George Graham. Pat 'I'innnerman, Florence Smith. Betty Spurlock, Bonnie Bingaman, julian Nichols, Gloria Charles, jimmy Gammill, Tom Naff, Richard Brown, Kenneth Crabtree, Bobbie Jean Edwards, Ginger Strong. Melbaline Sanderson. Page 98 Librar Club Our librarians feel that the services of an effective library personnel are an indispen- sable factor in making any library program a success. The 48 girls who make up the Library Club of Ouachita Parish High School have been chosen because of certain abilities and characteristics which enable them to render such service. At the same time, members of Left to right: Syble McKay, treasurer: Billie the Clllb ful? ligqeivilfg lllwlluable training in Parsons re Jorter' Carrie Nell Spence Jresi- the me Ol l'lJ':'1Y1 m1'd1h' f f l ' l y l dent: YfVillie Mae Flannigan, secretary: Joan Amos, historian: Lillian Roddy, vice-presi- dent: Joan Malone, parliamentarian. lst table. left: Charlotte Brooks. XVillie Mae Flannigan, Lillian Roddy, Billie Parsons, Carrie Nell Spence. 2nd table, left: Joan Malone. Joan Amos, Janet Roark, Sue H'ade. Syble McKay. 3rd table, left: Virginia Cook, Billie Ewing, Anne Gates, Carolyn Strain, Joyce Lanier, Ellen Franklin. lst table. right: Peggy Barnes. lone Hill, Pam Roye. 2nd table right: Barbara Roberts, Patsy Speir, Glenda Wright. Standing, left to right: Charlene Miller, Alice Jo Lipsey, Nelda Murphy, Carolyn McKay, Peggy Rawls. Jeanette Owens. Henrietta Flexmin, Anita Rickerson. Gloria Rugg. Norma Jean Fntch. Jo Ann lidwards. Johnnie Phillips. Jo Ann Gibson. Mary Jane Dreasler. Martha Keith. Margaret Robinson. lithel Alexander, Peggy Alexander Joan Kirkland. Lona Milstead. Joane Wink. Patsy Laird, Betty Sanders. Barbara Rhone. Ada Mae Hicks. Page 99 J Y-TEE Upperclassmen Inter-Club Council, Senior, Junior, and Sophomore Officers: lst row, left to right: Janis Dyar, Mary V. Parker, Sue Wade, Mary Lou Trawick, Sarah McHenry. 2nd row, left to right: Cyl Moore, Joyce Lanier, Ann Hebert, Emma Jean Hall, lone Hill, Lillian LeBlanc, Yvonne Fisher, Joyce Shivers, 3rd row, left to right: Donna Montgomery, Flora Kitchingham, Loreita Max- well, Dorothy Barr, Willie Mae Flannigan, Pat Van Landingham, MEMBERS First row, left to right: Janette Blackwell, Doretha Whittington, Syhle McKay, Betty Redding, Josephine Trichell, Dot Thomas. Second row, left to right: Jo Rhodes. Mary Virginia Parker, Lillian LeBlanc, Joyce Shivers, Margaret Hunter, Donna Faye Montgomery, Fern Criffin. Third row. left to right: Barbara Lindsay, Margaret lrllilson, Jane Hoffman, Mary Lou Trawick. Yvonne Fisher, Violet Venable. Lorna Montgomery, Dell Moore, Pat Van Landingham. Flora Kitching- ham, Nell Colson, Miss Bess Sharp. Fourth row. left to right: Joanne Wink, Joan Parrish, Annie Belle Price, Pam Roye. Martha Logan. Etta Jean Masling, Lillian Roddy, Sarah McHenry, Geraldine Trichel, Janis Dyar, Sammie Camp, Mary Alice Colson, lone Hill, lVillie Mae Flan- nigan. Elwyna Wills, Sue Wade. Page 100 and Underclassmen Officers of cluhs which meet on school time: l Left to right. lst row: joan Kirkland, Annie Belle Price. Ethel Alexander. Dot Thomas. 2nd row: Glenda Wright. Betty Bundy. Gaye Turnage. Geraldine Brooks. Earle Hale. Shirley Mc'Gowen. Elrd row: Margaret Ballard, Peggy Alexander. MEMBERS First row. left to right: joan Kirkland. Bety Bandy, Ann Hebert, Shirley McGowen. Nettie Marie Bacle. jean Leggett. Second row: Mary Lee Balch, Thelma Foster. Ethel Alexander. Norma Sue Trainer. Anna Marie Brumfield. Margaret Balard. Charlene Miller. Ellen Franklin. Gyl Moore. june Humphries. Edna jean Berry, Sara McMillan. Ann Ruth Huckaby. Glenda Mlright. Third Row: Miss Bess Sharp, Peggy Alexander. Betty Case. Lora jean ivillis, Lilah Rahun, janice Emmons, LaRue jordan, Joyce Lanier, jean Doncer, Vera Mason. Beverly Mc- Clain, Mary jane Dreasler, jo Luton. Mildred Dupree. Fourth row: Carolyn McKay. Barbara Goodwin. Emma jean Hall. Sara Cloud. Earle Hale. Dorothy Barr. Loreita Maxwell. Lucille Howard. Martha Sue Sugden. Page 101 Left to right: Violet Venable, secretary-treas- urerg Dwight Grubbs, president: Donna Mont- 5 goniery, reporterg Richard Stiltner, vice-presi- dent. Jeffersonian Club OFFICERS SENIOR MEMBERS Front row: Feddie Hall, Donald Bates, George Graham, Jake Coon, Dwight Grubhs, Richard Stiltner. Gerald Hare. jerry Sikes, james Eatmon. Back row: Virginia Anne Cook, Virginia Tinsley, Betty Tinsley. janet Case. Fern Griffin, Margaret Ann Hunter. Donna Montgomery, jo Rhodes, Violet Venahle, Mary Ann Mdloye, Margie YVi1hanks, Joyce WVilkes, Frances Dc-Louche, Barbara Kahn, Melha Loflin. june Blake. Mary Sue Brady. Carolyn Hudson. Mary jo Berry, Ginger Strong. Joyce Shivers, Ernesnne Tullos, Mary Ruth Martin, Betty I1rHstearL Page 102 Jeffersonian Club Ouachita's .Ielfersonian Club has been ac- tive for the past two years in helping war- ravaged Korea. By sending clothes, shoes, and books to its many needy people, it has done its share in combating war. Any junior or senior student may be a mem- ber of this organization if he -has made a 92 average in American History, government, or sociology for one six weeks. JUNIOR MEMBERS lst row, left to right: Benny Seymour, Frank Mobley. Gilbert Vascocu, Clyde Fulton, Dale Ezell. jim Cullipher. 2nd row: Alda Moorehead, Juanita McCaskle, Sara Batten. Geraldine Weir. Jean Humphries, Norma Wingate. Lena Mallad. joan Malone, Frances Pollard, Marie Achord. Lynn Merriman, Sue Wade. Virginia Hare, june Alexander. 3rd row: Lucille Thomas. Julia Lanier. Metalene Kelly, Sally Ann Hayes, Mary Sue Coates. joan Amos, Maxine Vickers. Lula Kate Ball, Gloria Scott, Anne Gates, Doris Bacon. Page 103 lonettes Seated Barbara Tarver, vice-president: Yvonne Fisher, historiang Donna Montgomery, rcpoiter Margaret Hunter, sergeant-at-arms1 Violet Wenablc, parliamentarian. Standing Jo Rhodes, president: Martha OFFICERS Hatchell sccretaryg Imogene Noble, treasurer. J MEMBERS Standing, left: Jo Rhodes, Barbara 'l'arver. Standing, right: Martha Hatchell. Imogene Noble. lst row, left to right seated: Barbara Lindsay, Salley Elliott, Shirley Colby, Melba Loflin, Mary Lou Trawick, Yvonne Fisher, Margaret Hunter. Donna Montgomery. Violet Venable, Betty Holstead, June Blake. Lillian Le Blanc. Ginger Henry. Second row, seated from left to right: Lila Rabun, Mabel Hinton, Maureen Erskine. Lillian Roddy, Henrietta Flexmin, Sue Wade, Pat Black, Charlotte Haile, Sonya Franks, Bobbie Gale Garrett, Joyce Shivers, Mary Jo Berry. Dixie Brown. Third row, seated from left to right: Ada Mae Hicks, Vivian Hare, Billie Parsons, Georgia Rape, Vashti Ham. Elizabeth Strnben, Betty Craig. Billie Lois Ewing, Sally Ann Hayes, Peggy Laird, Willie Mae Flannigan, Betty Loflin. Peggy Rawls. Fourth row, seated from left to right: Florence Smith, Pat Timmerman. Janice Phillips. Betty Jean Fite, Eleanor Aldrich, Martha Keith, Jo Ann Fuller, Betty Lee Case, Glenda Wright. Margaret Ballard, Thelma Foster, Shirley McBroom, Carolyn McKay. Fifth row, seated from left to right: Carolyn Hudson. Gloria Rugg. Karol Yarbrough, Ernestine Tullos, Cherry Deats. Joyce Lanier, Anita Rickerson, Betty Sanders. Jean Doncer, Lois Christian, Elaine Williams, Barbara Rhone, Betty Fisher. Sixth row, seated from left to right: Maxine Vickers, Grace Glass. Ann Gates, Pat Van Landingham. Betty Nelson, Jeanette Roark, Glenda Tubb. Barbara Roberts, Sara Cloud, Emma Jean Hall, Mary Jane Dresler, Barbara Henry. Doris Bacon. Seventh row, seated from left to right: Frances De- Lotlche, Edith Donald, Julia Smith, Mary Virginia Parker, Lula Kae Ball, Ann Hebert, Lora Jean Willis, Peggy Barnes, Patsy Johnson, Joan Amos, Anna Beth Lewis, Ann Griffith, Virginia Anne Cook. Eighth row, seated left to right: Frances XVellerman, Patricia Little. Patsy Speirs. Pam Roye, Carolyn Bass, Geraldine Weir, Patsy Barnes, Sara Mcl-Ienry, Mary Sue Coates, Hattie Johnson, La Rue Jordan. Page 104 ll Clieering the Leann on lv ictory, following them on he football trips. march- ng in pzirzicles, and plan- ing Llic zmnual banquet Vere but 11 few of the uc'- ivities of the Lionelrcs uring 1951-52. To muimzlin Zlll 86 aver- ge and Lo have school pirit are the main re- uirements for member- liip. Supllomurcs, juniors nd seniors :ire eligible. nd Activities Page 105 Ke Club The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Monroe, is one ol the oldest and most active organizations in school. The chief purpose of the club is service to the high school. ln order to carry out service projects, the club must sponsor money making Standing, left to right: Bill Funderburk, presi dent: Cecil Graham, secretaryg Bobby Edmon nual Key Club Minstrel. son, treasurerg George Graham, vice-president projects, most outstanding of which is the an- MEMBERS Standing. left to right: jimmy Cullipher. Cecil Graham, Bill Ifunderhurk, Richard Stiltner, Spencer Edmiston, Skippy Bell. Sealed around outside of table: Jack McMullen, Bill McRaney, Donald DeLoach, Herschel Gentry, jake Coon, Bill l'Vheelis. julian Nichols. john Bradshaw. Frank Mobley, Billy Vaughan. Donnie Mathys, F. H. Reagan. joe Purvis. Seated around inside of udnez Sahey EHiou.'Fonnny Sueeh XVaher Benneu. George GrahanL BiHy Nekon, Bobby Edmonson. Billy Blazier, Fred Perry. Gilbert Vascocu. Lloyd Gill. jimmy Gammill. Page 106 Left to right: Mary Lou Trawick, secretaryg John Bradshaw, counselorg Carolyn McKay, vice-presidentg Anna Beth Lewis, treasurer: Thomas Fields, president. Latin Club The Latin Club is composed of those first year students who have made B during the first semester, all second year Latin students, and those former members who are still inter- ested in the field. The programs are usually based on Roman history, customs, and myth- ology. lVhile they are designed primarily for entertainment, many pertinent facts are learn- ed in this way. Often the Latin Club holds its members through the four years of high school, thus keeping alive in those students their interest in Latin and allied subjects. MEMBERS lst row, left to right: Jimmy Cullipher, Bill McRaney, Donald DeLoach, Freddie McQuiston. 2nd row: jesse Hanchey, Elsie Murphy, Patsy Speir. Eleanor Aldrich, Joyce Bell, Helen Erskine, Dell Moore, Mary Trawick, Anna Beth Lewis. Geraldine Hleir, Carolyn McKay, Margaret Ballard, Betty jean Fite, jo Anne Edwards, joan Malone, Barbara Hale, Sylvia Gould. 3rd row: Florence Filhiol. Charlotte Brooks. Ray Osborn, Virginia Dunn, julian Nichols. Tommy Lee, XValter Bennet, Theresa Boyd. Tommy Fields. Love Harper, Bill lVheelis. 4th row: LeRoy Hines, Jack Parker, Billy joe Hlafer, Claude Henderson, Bobby May, Tom Nuff. Page 107 Spanish Club La Granadina is composed of approxi- mately thirty-three members who are or have been students in the Spanish Department. lt is a club that believes in having lun and car- rying out Spanish traditions as liar as possible. There is always the breaking of the pinata and the singing of carols en espanol during the Christmas season. Other Spanish holidays are observed. The climax of the activities lor the year is the annual Mexican supper held late in the spring. Left to right: Pat Van Lanclingham, vice- presidentg Bill Funderburk, sergeant-at-arms: Cecil Graham, presidentg Karol Yarbrough, secretary-treasurer. MEMBERS First row, left to right: Richard Ober, Sue Monzingo, Lee Ann Britton, Marie Achord, Vivian Hare, Martha Hatehell, Mary Sue Coats, Sally Ann Hayes, Florence Smith, Pat Timmerman, Gary Coaker. Back row: Bill Funderburk, Cecil Graham. Maureen Erskine, Clyde Fulton, john Salter, Betty Holstead, Pat Van Landingham, Nell Colson. Sue Wade. Page 108 QTOp, leftj Students work with oils. QT0p, righty Advanced students work on Clzristnzas mural. Qliottom, Ieftj Freshmen and sophofuores display puppets. Qliottom, rigllij Puppets 111nd?3 'bjfst11cIent.s ure shown on H1tl'II'lll1lT6 stage. rt Club Page 109 Curtain Call Club Page 110 A scene from last yeavii Senior Class play, One Foot in Heaven. 'laclies of the Mop , a one, not play presented by tl1Q '51 drama students. Curtain Call Club Under the leadership of Miss Yvonne Lusk, the drama students have organized the Curtain Call Club. The aim of this club is to offer opportuni- ties whereby members may develop poise, artistic appreciation and the opportunity to express themselves creativelyg to come to ap- preciate and to understand human nature and life situations. - Membership is available to second-year speech students who maintain an 86 average. MEMBERS Seated. left to right: Tommy Hines, Mary Virginia Parker, Helen Young, Betty jean jones, Julia Smith, Jeannette Simmons. Yvonne Fisher, Lillian LeBlanc. Jane Hoffman, Elizabeth Rob- erts, Georgia Rape, Mary joye Weems. Charline Koppe. Linda Evans. La Verne Hicks, Freddie Eason, Betty Fisher. Elsie Beard, Betty Tinsley. Standin , left to right: Miss Yvonne Lusk QSponsory , Betty Holstead, Martha Davis, Barbara Lindsay. june Blake, Charles Dortch. Joyce Reed. Alpha Quave. Lloyd Bacon. Shelby Spruell. Mary Ann McMoye. Peggy Hibbard, Darrell Johnson, Joan Boyles, Mary Alice Holton. Jo Rhodes, Mary Elizabeth Byrd, Janis Dyar, Bonnie Albritton, jean Milner. Page l'l'l Left to right: Herschel Gentry, vice-presidentg Harvey McFalls, presidentg Glenn VVilbanks, reporterg Ed Mfilson, sergeant-at-arms. Distributive Ouachita's distributive education course offers actual work experience as well as class- room instruction. Students go to school in the mornings and work in the afternoons. One of the most recent honors received by the club was the election of Harvey McFalls, local club presidentg as president of the state club. Left lable, left to right: Laslcy Savell, Ed XYilson, Harvey McFalls. Mr. Cryar fsponsorj , Charles Byrd, Buddy WVilbanks. Huey Lenard, YVayne lfordham, Fahe Ingram. Herschel Gentry, Ken- neth Clrahtree, Mlade Williams, Elva Dean Hendricks, Peggy jackson, Frances Manley, Rinnie Beavers. Marjorie Cloyd. Right table, left to right: Mary Loraine Hood. Sue Greer, Mona Poole, Richard Ober, Dick Holloway, Charles Morgan. XVillie May Mlilliams. Page 112 Education 1. Dick Holloway 3. Elva Dczm l-Ienclricks Kelsrfs Youll: Shop j. C. Penney Co. 2. Herschel Gentry 11. Kcnnctll C1'z1lJt1'eG New York I1a1'dzun1'e Sc FzH'1ziI1n'e Co. lfceclers' Supjbly Page 113 Standing: Melbaline Sanderson, treasurerg Cleta Lanningham, sergeant-at-arms: Mary Joye VVeems, secretary: Lillian LeBlanc, re- porter. Seated: Grace Glass, vice-president: Gloria Charles, president. F. B. L. A. The Future Business Leaders of America Club is fulfilling its slogan, Know Ouachita Parish Businesses and Industries Better. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Thompson, Miss Fontenot, Miss Smith, Mrs. Mann, and Mrs. Vance, the group has made field trips to businesses of the twin cities to familiarize the students with the business world. They have also had speakers address the group, and sponsored a Donkey basketball game. The annual projects of the club are the publication of the Freshman Guide and the FBLA Scrap Book. First row: Joan Boyles. Peggy Hibbard. Mary Ann May, Elaine Reneau. Joyce McBroom, Georgia Rape, Geraldine Trichell. Second row: Virginia Cray, Carolyn Christy, Charlene Rollins. Betty Nelson, Billie Bates, Bonnie Bingaman. Mary Sue Brady. Third row: Carolyn Hudson, Barbara Kahn. Jo Ann Rogers, Joyce Shivers, Ernestine Tullos, Theresa Giardinia, Joyce Mlood. Fourth row: Mary Moncrief, Beverly Rachal, Lillian LeBlanc, Pat Van Landingham. June Blake, Melba Loflin. Fifth row: Betty Craig, Julia Lanier, Kathleen Hcnncssey. Last group, seated: Carol Rhodes. Elizabeth Struben, Gloria Calhoun, Dell Moore, Mary Lou Taylor, Margie Vlilbanks, Janet Case, Ann Finklea. Peggy Simmons, Betty Hill, Nell Colson. Standing: Rhoda Roark, Mary Joye Weems. Gloria Charles, Norma Wingate, Mrs. Mann, Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Vance. Miss Fontenot, Miss Smith, Shirley Colby, Grace Glass, Cleta Lanninghaln, Elizabeth Roberts, Melbaline Sanderson, Joyce Wilkes. Page 114 F. H. A. The Viola Lund Future Hoineinakers of America is among the oldest clubs at Ouachita. One of their annual projects is the making of candy at Christmas to send to the Veter- ans' Hospital. They have served at Open House for the past few years and have undertaken other successful projects. Standing, left to right: Flora Kitchingham parlianientariang Martha Nell Chappel, secre taryg Samniie Camp, treasurerg Elwyna Wills historian: Bonnie Albritton, reporter. Seated, left to right: Vashti Ham, vice-presi dent, Mabel Hinton, president. Standing, left to right: Doretha WVhittington, Lorna Montgomery, Jeanette Simmons, Dixie Beav- ers. Ginger Henry, Beverly Wilkes, Dorothy Barr, Evelyn Lovelady, Rita Branch. Wilma Bruce. Front table. left side: Flora Kitchingham, Elwyna Wills. 2nd table: Bettie Fox, Janice Pierce. Evelyn Moss. 3rd table: Bobbie Jean Camp, Madelyn Johnson, Bessie Lee Xllheeler. 4th table: joan Triehel, Patricia Cheeks. 5th table: Betty Jane Crowell, Vera Hollingsworth, Noma North, .Xlda Morehead. Front table. right side: Sannnie Camp. Martha Nell Chappell, Vashti Ham, Mable Hinton. 2nd table: Susie Pender, jean Johnson, Lucille Honeycutt. Carol Sue Elliott. 3rd table: Doris Boney, Jean Fitzgerald, Edna Jean Berry. 4th table: Mary Lee Balch, Tonnnye Ann Bivins, Joyce Clark. Johnnie Mae Cloud. 5th row: Lavenia Smith, Dina Kirkland, Doris Burnette, Wanda Ann Wheelis. Joyce McBroo1n. Page 115 R F. F. A. Bob .-Xdcoek. Harvey Alford, Delbert Anderson. james Avant, Jerry Barnett, Donald Black, Ronald Black. Billy Bowman, Monnett Bonner, 'lack Brennon, Maxwell Brown, Barney Burks. Lesley Callender. Hlilliam Carr, C. S. Cascio, Bobby Cheek. Raymond Clark, Billy Copeland, Gordon Croft, Glenn Crowell, James Dear, Johnny DeLassalle, Rayland DeLassalle. Dewayne Dowdy, Eugene Dowdy. Carroll Dozier, Merl Driskell, Marvin Eppinette. Harlon Edminston, Roy Edwards, Thomas Falgout, Huey Fauthree, Blaloye Ferguson, Kenneth Fite, Alfred Frost, Glynn Hadskey, john Henry Hall, Charles Hampton, james Hart, joe Hart. Paul Hare, VV. D. Head. Tom Hines, Edwin Howard. Thomas Hubbard. Burl Humphries, Eugene johnson, George R. johnson, Jimmy Johnston, Richard Jones. NVayne jowers. Ralph Kilpatrick, Haynes Landrum, Elton Latham T. Lee, Marvin Le-Iune. Edward May, Truett Lenard, Roy McCaa, Benton Mc- Cormick, Dean McGrew, Lee Roy McMullen, Johnny Michell, Robert Moore, Robert Harold Moore. john Murry, Wayne Newman, Bill Nolan. Fred Norris, Benny Owens, jerry Parker. Bruce Pascal, Vivian Pettit. Doyle Pinton, Charles Puckett, Paul Purvis. Tom Rainer, Pierce Ramsey, Robert Eugene Rawls, Eugene Redden, Grady Rice. Thomas Riser, jesse Roberts, Thomas Russell, Freddie Salsbury, johnny Saxon, Bert Schanks, Will Sam Shatzer, Harold Simmons, David Silns, R. C. Smith, Glynn Smith. Kenneth Smith. Keith Spence, Freddie Spillers, joe Stewart, Frank Swayze, james Tarter, Gene Tarier. Bob Tharp, Jack Thomas, Harold Trichel, joel Venable, George Warren, Fred Watson, David Wheelis, Delbert Wheeler, Gerald Wheeler. Ernest XVilson, Jimmy XVilson. Lemmic XVo0d. OFFICERS Bill Nolan First Vice-president Edwin Emory - . Reporter Eugene Dowdy P1'6Sfd6?115 Thomas Russell . Secretary lfVayne lowers . Treasurer Page 116 Left to right: Doris Burnette, council mem- ber, Jerry Parker, vice-president, Edwin Emory, secretary-treasurer, Elvis Stout, presi- dent. 4-H Club Peggy Alexander, Ethel Alexander, Dorothy Alexander, Martha Andries, Virginia Arrant, Ann Arrant, Juanita Arrant, Charlotte Ann Bell, Glenda Barfoot, Frances Burns. Barbara Bradley, Wilma Bruce, Annamarie Brumfield, Lee Ann Britton, Mary Lou Bryant, Charlene Bennett. Doris Burnett, Mary Le Balch, Nellie Bates, Evelyn Craft, Gail Carroll, Betty Case, Bertie Ann Cash, Patricia Cheeks, Dorothy Clark, Brenda Dcas, Pauline Frost. Frances Foster, Sonya Franks. Betty Frost, Sylvia Maria Frost, Betty Graham. La Verne French, Shirley Fleming, Lena Mae George, Betty Hill. Evelyn Earl Hale, Shirley Fontenot, Patsy Ruth Johnson, Monta Sue Johnson, Joan Kirkland, Dina Kirkland, Myrtis Lenard, Evelyn Lovelady, Ruby Lee May, Cecile May, Lillie Mae Mize, Sara Mikel, Pat Nolan, Ruby Osbon, Jo Loton, Modell Lenard, Shirley McCoy, Eliza- beth McDaniel, Pauline Murray, Kressie Myers, Jeanette Owens, Alice Pace, Jean Pace, Billy Ann Parsons, Vesta Pilgreen, Betty Price, Barbara Rawls, Margaret Russlee, Virginia Ann Mclntosh, Syble McGinty, Gyl Moore, Sharon Sowell, Betty Sanders, Marjorie Russ, Gail Rutledge, Charlene Robinson, Peggy Rawls, Jeannie Renfrow. Margaret Robinson, Janette Reeves, Lavcnia Smith, Carol Varner, Lora Willis, Glenda X'Vright, Y'Vanda Ann Hlheelis, Dorothy Zeagler. Yvonne lVilson, VVarren Antley, Freddy Bamburg, Don Alexander, Maxwell Brown, Stephen Brown, Raymond Clark, Alan Corbin. Jinnny Deal. Johnny Delasalle, Eugene Dowdy, Glenn Crowell, Jolm Richard Dunn, Edwin Emory, Gerald Eppinette, Jerry Fields, Gene Fordham, James Futch, Charles Giger, Elder Gean Hammett, Edwin Howard, Bobby Irby, Nllayne Jowers. Ralph Kilpatrick, Jolm Landrum. Hayes Landrum, Elton Latham, Truett Lenard, Lytle Matkins. Richard More- head, Benny Owens, Jerry Parker, Doyle Penton Roark, Jr.. Jesse Roberts. Thomas Russell, Freddie Salsbury, Birt Schanks, Jr., lVill Sam Sbatzer, Glenn Smith, Elvis Stout. Gene Tarver, Charles Thomas, Jack Thomas, Bryant Traxler, Edgar Lynn, Joel Venable. Prentice Wallace, George Warren, Charles Wilder, Billy Mfilliamson, Walter Eugene Wilhite, Robert Wink, Bobby Witt, Joe Bob Zuber, Billy Young, George Zuber, Donad Ball, Dempsey Ball. Page 117 l Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross is composed of one elected representative from each homeroom. The club filled gilt boxes to be sent over- seas, sponsored bicycle registration, and col- lected contributions for the service fund this . year. Raymond Frost, treasurer, Dee Etta Van Cleave, secretaryg Bobbie Gale Garret, presi- dent: YV. A. Bradshaw, vice-president. Front row: Glen jones, Cecil Cullipher, james Shannon, Buddy Wilhite. Duke Price, Carl YVrighl, Neal Duncan, Aloe Mallard. Hunter Ross, Tominy johnson. Second row: Lawrence Hol- comb, Bill McRaney. W. A. Bradshaw, Charles McBetl1, lid Bufkin, Prentice XVomack, Raymond Frost, Billy XVatson, Hershell Duncan. john Odom. Emmett Brown, Jimmie Stennett. Third row, seated: Melba Harris, Charlene Miller, Martha Logan, Dee Etta Van Cleave, Faye Kennedy, Cleta Lanningham, Jeanette Blackwell. Fourth row, standing: Ada Mae Hicks ton walky , Ida Mae Antly, Edwina Walker, Kathleen Hennessy, Shirley Preddy, La Nelda Waldon, Helen Ram- sey, Elaine Risher, Loretta Eppinette, jo Lynn Tillman. Fifth row: Beverly McClain, Sarah Mc- Henry, Helen Deal, Dollene XVhite, Bobbie Gayle Garrett. Billy Ewing, Shirley Cooper. Page 118 Home Room Reporters The Homerooni Reporters' Club, is com- posed of one representative from each ol the 51 hoinerooins. The primary purpose of the club is reporting interesting school news for the Lion column, Up and Down the Halls. By reflecting the interests and activities of so many students, this column has proved one of the most enjoyable features of the paper. Gilbert Vascocu, presidentg Mary Lou Tra wick, secretary-treasurer, Billy Blazier, vice president. Seated, left to right: Travis Brown, Robert Harris, Loretta Coyne. Frances Wellerman. julia Smith, Carrie Nell Spence, Evelyn Craft, Udie Lee Taylor, Benny Andrews, Bobby Matthews. Standing, left to right: Grove Fields, Max Swayze, jack Barnette, Billy Vaughn, Sara Mickel, Mary Lou Trawick, Florence Filhoil, Janis Dyar, Robbin Mliggins, Clyde Fulton, Margie Russ, Donnie Mathys, Anna Beth Lewis, Billy Ewing, Martha Hatchell, Mary Jo Berry, Clyde Cal- houn, Shirley Bayles, La Rue jordan, Benny Owens, Bobby Mitchel, Velda Watts, Lucy Klein- sclnnidt, Billy Blazier, Gilbert Vascocu, F. H, Reagan. Page 119 Trade School james Pm'1'oI mms lntlze in machine slzop of Ozmflzila Valley Vomliozml School. jacques llV'l1lClI6l and Ray Patton set wllwes on ll Clzewrolet-fizzlo lllEC'llIl7lI.l'S Shop .lack Perdue and Eugene jones check engine in the lest C6ll-,'lll'!'T!lfl Engines Shop. Waller Willfile uses drill jfress-Mnclzine Shop. Sonny McKee Checks Il mclio unit for .S',Z07'l.Y-IQIICUO Shoji. Page 120 Trade School P're11z'1'ee W1111111e seis z111111es on Il C1l6T'7'016f-A1110 Mechnnifs Shop. IV. D. Perkins 111111 john Harrell eh11rge a 117111-R6f1'1.g'61'll11071. Shop. R. F. Grmfes 111, 111e1'l11111.1'1'111 d1'11wi11g class. .Inch Perdue 111111 Tommy Yozmg' 1'ej1111'1' II two-rylin dev' e11gi11e-.41 r11'11jf E7lg1.7'16 Shop Gene Greer 1'ejJ1111's Il motrn'-EIe1't1'i1' Shop. Page 121 I V , al -A WY 2 S Lw w 1 II ! 1 QW QFIEATURES Page 123 44 . . Q V A 0 OUACHITA PARISH r MARTHA HATCHELL ' , . ' i' Page 124 HIGH SCHOOL ' Pge12 CI-IARLO'1 l'1-L HAII,1E MARY LOUISE CRENSHAW Page 126 FAVGRITE B VIOLET VENABLI5 Most Popular BOB CURREY Most Popzzlm' IARGARET HU NTER Good Citizen - HILL FUNDERBURKA Good Citizen OPHS DONNA MONTGOMERY Most Typical f BILLY FLEMING Most Typical YVONNE FISHER Most Ambitious JAKE COON 1U0st A mbitious Page 127 IVIO FRANK SVVAYZE SHELBY SPRUELL ST HA DSU Page Students And Faculty At O. P. H. S l. l-er1f1ev'sl1ijJ delegates pose atop capitol I2 2. Mr. Slrielclavzrl dI'SI'llS.S6.S' p1 lllldlllg. 'oblems will: seniors in class meeting. 3. Students brizzg parents Zo Open I-louse. -1. Selziors mmpaign for class president Page 129 . . . . . . Yell For The Team l. Lirmelles parzlde Izefme Homeronzing' game. 3. Nauglzty Niue III'I'OII1pIUIf6S Filly 2. Key CI1111 sweetlzenrl is taken for II ridef' 4. Cheerleaders and Lifmetfes lake time 0111 Io pose Page 130 M 55515 MH ,,: i W ,rx .r Q K2 , 1.01 a 4 2 ., W9 , , 3+ r -sisgz We Type, Sing, And Experiment . 1. Mrs. Manhein's geozneiry students lumzu their figures. 3. Land Salsas Noble expeiiments in chemistry 2. Miss Wilma Smilh's typing class in action. 4. The ensemble hits high C. Page 132 . Celebrate, Travel And Campaign 1. Spanish Club initiates doll up . ljrnzetfes are off to Hayrzeszfille. 2. Seniors make bamzer duririg eleftivn. 4. l0ll'I'IIll1i.Slll, students szwjarise Mrs. Homlieak on lzifthday if if' af e iaa Q 1 uw -Q 1 Page l33 Theres Time For Reading, Entertaining . I. 'Z-1111I1ii1'o11.s sludenls work in lilzrnry. 3. Someone needs help. 2. Na11g-Izzy Nine pose for pfl0f0gi'llf9l1ET. -1. I.ibmry Club members on field trip Page 134 . . . . . Counseling And Painting l. Miss Mc'Cr1mie helps sludwzl. Miss HBUTIIIUCTU direrls clmir in puppel show 2. F'resl1men work lmrrl offer les! in Cfilffllllllf IJGPIIVINIEIII. 4. Dave Corbin poses for art slzzdents. Page 135 Making Graphs . nd Working On The Roarer I. 1'VIw1a Norllf .shows how 1'l's clone. 3. Cond: I-Iodgins talks In students before big game. 2. Wayne Ifurdllanz takes a l1re1zll1er. 11. Seniors zuml: d'll'Vf7lg Rmzrer Cfunpazfgzz. Page 1315 ADVERTISEMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF THE LION E TTE S Page 13 COMPLIMENTS CONGRATULATIONS Of Senior Class B. M' I. From PROFESSIONAL Brown Clothing Co. 239 Trenton St. TfVest Monroe, La. SCHOOLS OF BUSINESS Dial 3-6969 8th Floor Bernliardt Buildin Monroe, Louisiana Clomplinients and Best Wislies of Compliments Of Hemp's Cafeteria City Drug Store Phone 3-5930 205 Trenton St. VVest Monroe, La. T i Compliments Of D. C. Harper CONGRPATQIJSATIONS 'Il ii ' ll BEST WISHES 'i ' TO THE GRADUATES - TEACHERS - STUDENTS AND OUR GOOD FRIENDS ' of The OUACI-HTA PARISH F r o m HIGH SCHOOL Xmveasteu IS ' North Louisiono's Lor Women's Appo 342 - 344 De Siord Street gest ond Finest rel Store Monroe, Lo Air Conditioned -- We invite your charge occount Pg 139 COMPLIMENTS OF OUACHITA PARISH HIGH SCHOOL KEY CLUB Freshmen whose pictures do not appear: Billy Bayles Pauline Pilgreen Jimmie Nell Chaney John Roberts VVhit Culpepper Bobby Sanders B. L. Godwin Shirley Sims Robert Kennedy Patricia Ann Smith Maurice McDonald Faye Speights Richard McLe1and Joyce Spillers Doris Elaine Bryant Tyner - Petrus Co. FEED - SEED HARDINARE Phone 2-4474 311 Trenton Street IVest Monroe, Louisiana Compliments Of Bridge Service Station W. D. Colson, Owner CONGRATULATIONS To Class of 1952 From Apex Supply Corp. Cor. Arkansas and North 5th St. Telephone 3-8648 W. J. RILEY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Hardware, Mill, Industrial Oil and Gas Well Supplies Plumbing and Heating PHONE 6171 IfVarehouse - 3000 Louisville MONROE, LOUISIANA Page 140 Compliments Ot BlLL'S PRODUCE Selling Sotistoction 600 Nortn 4th oaoi 3-4494 Compliments Ot CENTRAL AUTO SALES Your STUDEBAKER Friends 3lO Nortl1Thircl St. Monroe, Lo. Monifaoa its l All 'l jill' ' i i ll A i ' illlll ll X li llll lilil l ill l llil 4, ll lllll f 3 'r . lll - gl ! lllifk R' I L N l if lll N llllll llllllllll i - l 'l .iiiili..i,i .,.iii A ttiiti.t i.,., iii,t f iiii.i .....i.i...,..t..,,....l 5 .lll i l E DIAL 8l3l Compliments Of West Monroe Washateria 903 Natchitoches St. Dial 3-4240 Compliments Of Mayor C. C. Bell, Jr. VVest Monroe, La. Compliments Of Ouachita Electric Service 9011!2 Natchitoches St. A YVEST MONROE Compliments Of A. I. Albrighf sawmiil Compliments Of New South Drug Compliments Of J. B. McCoy Lumber Dillingham Optical Dispensary QPersonalized Servicej Company Building Materials of All Kinds DIAL 3-6311 901 S' Grand St' Monroe 801 Ouachita Bank Building Phones 3-5194 - 3-5195 MONROE, LOUISIANA C In Of HUMPHBIES omp iments , , Refrigeration Supply Co. WHOLESALE GENERAL GAS CORPORATION Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Supplies Ditzler Automotive Refinish B. R. Colson, Manager Material Dial 2-0501 13110116 6155 408 Olive St. MONROE Page 142 Compliments Ot WEAKS SUPPLY COMPANY, Lid. Monroe, Lo. Notchez, Miss. Distributors lridustriol, Mill, Electricol, Plumbing ond l-leotirig Oil ond Gos Well Supplies PHONE 3-883i NIGGUIRE PARK GOLP CLUB lg143 Compliments Of Monroe Scrap Material, Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF Seniors whose pictures do not appear: Richard Elliott Don Hendricks BANCROFT PAPER COMPANY, INC. Roa rk Brothers Horne of Knabe Pianos Official Piano Metropolitan Opera Phone 5700 703-705 Jackson St. Monroe, Louisiana LOUI IA A ENEER C0lVlPANY COMMERCIAL P. O. Box 3067 West Monroe, In The Heorf of The VENEER Diol 6486 Louisiono Delto Gum Belt Pg 144 Liner's Laundry, Inc. 512 South Grand Dial 2-1451 LAUNDRY - DRY CLEANING Compliments Of Barney's Garage and Service Station Compliments Of Cuachita Candy Co., Inc. Compliments Of 52010614 gacon 83 Eauid Cnndrucfion Cnrloorafion New York, N.Y. Monroe, La. Compliments Of Lee-Rogers Chevrolet Co., Inc. Washington at North 2nd St. SINCE 1926 Compliments Of Drew Grocer Co. Distributors Of Yukon Ek Dixie Lilly Flours J. C. Steele Lumber Company, Inc. isuitniuo MATERIALS Office EQ Yard 907 Coleman Ave. Dial 2-4467 - 2-4468 Mfest Monroe, Louisiana Page 1-15 Highlights of 1951-52 Leadership Conference Pelican State Lionette and Band Pre-School Marching Practice Opening of School Election of Class Officers Open House Homecoming Football Game Announcement of Roarer Staff Band and Choir Christmas Concerts Christmas Holidays Election of Good Citizen and Senior Class Favorites N 0 Snow - Mid-Term Exams Lionette Banquet Honor Society Initiation Publication of Student Directories Annual Valentine Booth Y-Teen's Valentine Tea Senior Play Try-Outs Career Day Roarer Business Staff Hay Ride Senior Play Band and Choir Spring Concerts Lion Staff Party Roarer Staff Trip to Camden Roarer Staff Supper Alumni Banquet Senior Picnic Baccalaureate Graduation Compliments Of MENEFEE out COMPANY Distributors Of SKELLY PRODUCTS Compliments Of Junior Closs l 952 Page 146 Gadzlad. . cQdZ2!! m '9 a42h, gif-LIC? l ? J .5 3f'fff -f-,QS-,' . : fzdf'-Q0 Q 5 -v,llJi? 'LWHwf ydmflyclp-f,f QQ ' .1 jaw MX' 4,4 f EQ WWW' ffl ,jnff 91fM9'm rogfrilylfrvk Lrlmjl,-fzJ 2liilS!?fh,?g A X Liwgfziw-11 1,-em. flaw?- N-12ff9 C'-4-5' an N-Q-2 Q --Q 520 j Q-5-',J.fS .,w1'ffi.12L11' f . 4'0 ' fb--Q ,, -1 ,M25giJ47' rib .fr1AEff',! I fl' .4 my Af' ,M ,, .f, ,.w , ..- Ransome Cole Bill Furlow Compliments C 81 F Sporting Goods Company of Phone 5192-1280 Murray St. Fgirbgnks Grgcery Alexandria, Louisiana Frank K. Wimberly A. R. Bates Parker Flower Shop Monroe Becrmg fx Supply Co. Flowers for all occasions WHOLESALE 614 Catalpa St. Monroe, La. gearing Sgeciagata Industrial - Automotive P 110116 2-1412 Tractor - Aircraft Phone 3-5152 - 3-5153 Monroe 406 Olive St. Louisiana SLAGLE-JOHNSON LUMBER COMPANY, INC. MONROE, Wholesale and Retail LOUISIANA Compliments Of Cotton States Chernica Co. Compliments Of Lee's Drug Compliments Of Compliments Of Unique Cleaners and . . Laundr Srmonton Grain Co. y Charles Chisholm, Owner I-101113 of Fluffyllvhite Flour Cypress St. TClCpl1ODC West Monroe, Louisiana Page 148 Compliments Of THE OUACHITA Ll0N'S DEN White System ot MQHFOQI ll 1C, Compliments 137 North Second Of Rogers ---------- Bagwell The Jettersonion Compliments Of Club Virginio Phormocy, of Inc. R. Frank Thompson Phone 3-5814 Hotel Virginia Building Compliments Ot LOCKHART-BLAIR SPORTS SHOP, INC. ll9 N. Second Street Telephone 3-l25O Monroe, Louisiono Pg 149 Plan to make your home and your investments in West Monroe, La .... The fastest growing city in Louisiana- VISIT IIATCIIELIIS Serving Northeast Louisiana for over a quarter of a century Tl-IE IIUACHITA NATIIINAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Sl0,000 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor XXIISUHA4' Q ff, MoNRoE WEST MoNRoE at ma ts' 'Ismail' Compliments and Best Wishes From THE JAMES A NOE STATIONS Monroe, Louisiana l390 ON YOUR DIAL -5,000 WATTS Affiliated With The National Broadcasting Company New Orleans, Louisiana I060 ON YOUR DIAL - 50,000 WATTS Affiliated With The Mutual Broadcasting System lgl0 c 1' Of . Omplmems West Pontioc, lnc. Reefls Drive - In Your PONTIAC Dealer 2909 Cypress St' 1203 Louisville Phone 3-4433 VVest Monroe, Louisiana MONROE' LA' MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Automotive Parts and Shop Equipment Automotive Machine Shop Service 408 Woshington Street Phone 3-8851 MONROE, LA. Compliments Of Compliments Of - Norris Style Shop FCll'lfT1el'Sl Feed 84 Seed West Monroe, Louisiana Store Feed - Seed - and Hardware Compliments Of 117 Cotton St. West Mnroe, Louisiana l'lL,ll'11'lS H. R. HAYES LUMBER COMPANY Building Moteriols - Cement Oil Field Lumber - Drilling Mud Phone 3-8867 200 Bridge St. WEST MONROE, LA. Pgll Compliments Of A T L A S Sew-Vac Stores, Inc ,V1Gl'1'1I'1 MGTIDIG 84 Largest In The South Grgnife Works SEWING MACHINES VACUUM CLEANERS 500 Jackson Street 122 S. Grand Phone 2-4401 Monroe, La. Phones 24488 '24489 Monroe, La. MASSEY'S SERVICE CENTER Pan-Am Service, Gas and Oil-Check-Chart Lubricating Goodrich Tires and Batteries Store Phones 3-6615, 3-6616 Station Phone 9954 Kelvinator Refrigerators - Coleman Floor Furnaces Radio Sales and Service Jackson at Ouachita Monroe, La. T 97 ' 'i i', BEST WIS HES Dr. Pepper Bottling Company 2717 DeSiard St. Phone 2-2096 from the Monroe, Louisiana We Doze, But Never Close Central Tower Service of E. L. fBuc1dyj Harrison, Prop. 1 952 Esso Products - General Tires Louisville Ave. and Ster1ington Rd. Monroe, Louisiana Page 152 Compliments ond Best Wishes Bring your Ford book home for Genuine Ford Service IVICCAIN-RICHARDS, INC. l2Ol Louisville Avenue Telephone 2-268l NORTH LOUISIANA WHOLESALE OIL AND GAS COMPANY, INC. Agent For TIDE WATER PRODUCTS E. N. Jockson, Monoger I Diol 2-3l95, 2-3I96 Monroe, Louisiono Speciol Troctor Fuel - Veedol Gils Regulor Troctor Fuel - Ethyl Gos Speciol Troctor Oil - Regulor Gos lndustriol Oils ond Greoses - U. S. Motor Gos I I 1 3 I Compliments Of Linoleum Super Mort O 9 9 O nausm UI Compliments Of COVFPOHY i onroe, nc. Prescrlp-l-'On Post Office Box 3097 Laboratory VVest Monroe, Louisiana Compliments Of The Friend -Cafe and Sporting Goods- Compliments Of Capitol Steak House Trionon Restouront 3223 Louisville Ave. Monroe, La Wayiie McDonald, Owner The Southern I-Iorclwo re Company Ltd . YVHOLESALE 108-ll0 Waliiut Street MONROE, LOUISIANA PAN - AM PRODUCTS Fine as They Come Distributed By KELLOGG OIL CO. WALTER KELLOGG, Owner James W. Moore, Mgr. Page 154 MONROE STEAM LAUNDRY An Institute for the care of fabrics Serving Northeast Louisiana Over 50 Years Established 1895 Monroe, La. GULF SUPER SERVICE Jackson and Harrison Monroe, La. Phone 8870 Automotive Parts Company 401-403 Walnut Street Monroe, Louisiana Compliments Of Griffin - Loftin KAISER - FRAZER Compliments Of C. S. Causey Compliments Of Siever's Service Station GENERAL TIRES DELCO BATTERIES 621 Jackson Phone 7655 MONROE, LA. J. L. Cash F. Davis W. L. Cash Keystone Paint And Decorating Co., Inc. Paint - Wallpaper and Painter's Supplies Phone 1018 MONROE, LOUISIANA Compliments Of HOLLYWOOD FOR THE BEST-- - K I P E R ' Drive-In Restaurant S Corner 4th Sc Hudson Lane Hordwo re - Bull-Cine J. C. and Reagan Tarrance ,703 N 5th St Monroe La Owners ' ' i Compliments Of Drouet's Drug Store 202 North Second Street Monroe, Louisiana Compliments Of Faye Kramer Residence Shop Home of Handmacher Suits 506 Bres Ave. Dial 2-4246 Monroe, Louisiana Compliments Louisiana Paper Compliments Of CO., Monroe, La. The Hat Shop 425 DeSiard Street Compliments Of Dixie Bedding and Furniture Co. Royal Feed 84 Seed Store Farm Hardware and Supplies Monroe, Louisiana Phone 2-3767 812 DeSiard St. Compliments Of Brookings Grocer Company Cash Wholesale Grocers PHONE 3-7728 Monroe, Louisiana Page 156 COMPLIMENTS OF ED HAYMA 'S STU I0 H A8 RCLPQPQ pAOf0gl 6ll0A,8l v 000000009000 Remember Us ....... When You Think of Pictures 000000000000 218 Grcurnmont ST. Phone 2-1705 lgl7 Congratulations and Best VVishes To THE CLASS OF '52 Exclusive . . . Not Expensive Dial 8l06 - 8107 Sophomores Whose Pictures Do Not Appear Barnettc, Jerry Slni th, Charles Driskill, Myrl Smith, Kenneth Graves, R. F. Sutton, Elizabeth Malone, R. H. Thorp, Tonnny Powell, Alice Joyce Thornhill, Barbara lfVilson, Earnest Compliments Of Griffin - Lottin USED CARS COITlPliIl1611CS Of I-linton's Borber Shop Compliments Of ational chool Pictures, Inc. Do rrel I DeMoss, Representative Page Janice Phillips Compliments Of Andersor1's Texoco Service Stotiori Mr. K Mrs. Van Anderson Owners STERLINGTON, LA. jo Rhodes Martha Hatchell Imogene Noble Violet Venable Lillian LeBlanc Yvonne Fisher Cleta Lanningham Carrie Spence Margaret I-Iuntei' Karol Yarbrough Sally Elliott Barbara M. Tarver Pat Van Landingham Donna Montgomery Compliments Of A FRIEND Compliments Of Compliments Perryvi I Ie Gulf Service Stotiori Ol Turner, The Plumber l02 Sterlington Rd. Perryville, Louisiana Compliments Of Pucke'r'r's ond Poge's Grocery ond Morket Drygoods and Notions One Stop Service Bastrop - Sterlington Intersection Page 159 Ae madly ipfinlfing ompany Commercial Printers and Stationers l2O-4 Notchitoches Street West Monroe, Louisiono PHONE 3-395l HEQUIPPED TO PR NT ANYTHING Compliments Of Stcinclord Office Supply Co. Dial 3-3438, 3-3439 s 'Monroe's Leading Stationeis for over 30 years Compliments Of Qucil ity Cleoners Compliments Of Foremost Doiries, Inc Juniors Whose Pictures do not appear Camp, Jimmy Ingram, Billie Hart, James Poole, Mona Tharp, Bobby Compliments Of Willioms Phormocy Compliments Of Exchange l-lcirclwore oncl Furniture Co. 105 North 6th - Dial 2-3866 Monroe, Louisiana SAVE MONEY! Buy your lumber direct from our modern sow mill in Monroe Serving West Monroe oncl Monroe tor 32 Yeors O BUILDING MATERIALS I PABLGB CITY LUNIBEB C0., INC. CTerzio Brothers, Ownersl IOOO Mississippi St. Phone 3-7795 l.umbermen's Supply Compony Wholesale Exclusively Building Material - Mill Work Plumbing Supplies Monroe, Louisiana Diamonds - Watches - Gifts Stone Setting - Jewelry Repair INatch Repairs DeSiord Jewelry jewelers of Monroe Dial 9836 409 DeSiard St MONROE, LOUISIANA A. E. Aldredge, Owner-Mgr. Po rkview Phormocy, Inc. J. INT. Cunningham, R.Ph. SODA FOU NTAIN Compliments Of Fomi ly Shoe Store 320 DeSiard St. MONROE, LA. 813 Park Ave. Monroe, La. ' . POLL PARROT SHOES Dial 3-3447 TRIM T-RED Compliments I Of BROWN CONTAINER COMPANY, INC. AND BROWN PAPER INDUSTRIES, INC. WEST MON ROE, LOUISIANA Page IGI Compliments Of Olcott Stone Motors CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH MONROE, LOUISIANA Compliments Of Cooper's Grocery Sterlington, Louisiana Compliments Of The Sterlihgtorm Oil Company Sterlington, Louisiana Compliments Of Perryvi I le Grocery cmd Market Perryville, Louisiana Compliments Of Bonner's Grocery cmcl Market Perryville, Louisiana Compliments Of Sterlihgtorm Bcurber Shop Sterlington, Louisiana Compliments Of The Ruth Shop 306 DeSiard St. Monroe, La Compliments Of Z E S T O Monroe, Louisiana Compliments Of Cor1sumer's Food Mo rket James and Luther Eppinette Compliments Of THE STERLINGTON BANK STERLINGTON, LA. We Pay 292, Interest on Savings NO LIMIT Page 162 D. Mosur 84 Sons 101 DeSiard Headquarters for McGregor Sportswear Compliments Of Hcirisor1's Grocery cmd Service Stcitiori Compliments Of W. c. Solly Compliments Of M0nroe's Leading jewelers 200 DeSiard St. Monroe, La Nationally Advertised Merchandise At Nationally Advertised Prices On Convenient Terms No Interest or Carrying Charge Compliments Ot . C. Penney Co. l 26 DeSic rd Street MONROE, LOUISIANA 0 Page 163 MONROE SAND AND GRAVEL CO., INC. MONROE, LOUISIANA Telephone 8690 Plant Located at STEVEN, LOUISIANA On I. C. Railroad Washed, Screened Band Run Gravel Concrete and Mason Sand Railroad Ballast MR. M. C. CARROLL Superintendent Congratulations and Best Wishes From Shcndy Wcnll Compliments Of Huckc1boy's Jewelers Bob Burns Printing Company, Inc. Offset and Letter Press Printing ll7 Hall St. Dial 7164 Monroe, Louisiana W'hat's in a Name? Continttqus Quality OUACHITA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Page 164 R. W. Butler 84 Sons Lumber Co. P. O. Box 3427 Dial 3-1341 West Monroe, Louisiana Compliments Of Eureka Stores I. W. Rogers - Joe Rogers 121 Commerce St.-West Monroe 2500 Lee Ave.--Monroe E. W. Cruse - Realtor 217 Breard Dial 3-4412 Residential, Commercial, Industrial Rural Property, Appraisals, Management 17 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN BUYING AND SELLING Compliments Of Monroe Spring and Brake Service Compliments Of Cook and Preddy Compliments Of Jerry Jordan CITIES SERVICE DEALER 101 Bridge st, Dial 2-3454 WEST MONROE Ouachita FFA Chapter II Learning to do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve Compliments Of Daily - News Digest 504 South Grand MONROE Compliments Of Delta Dry Cleaners 501 Cypress Street WEST MONROE Page 165 Congrotulotions to The Senior Closs of 1951 From The 0. P. ll. S. BAND Dunbor Hunt Annie Hunt Closs of '21 Closs of '23 Mldbiafe jkwer C553 .SZUIO 403 North Sixth St. - P. O. Box 3518 WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA Remember our Address .... 116-A DeSlARD STREET, MONROE, LA. Stetson M A 77 Jarman Hats A fr - ev , J Shoes - , INC- 'Lf Style Mort Clothes PgG H Possmon Equipment Compony Monroe, La. 114-120 Walnut Compliments Of Smith Venetion Blind Co. The Patronage of Students and Faculty of Ouachita High Is Appreciated Ferd Levi Stotionery Compliments Of Dciiry Queen Compliments Of Company Joe's Electric Shoe 107 DeSiard Dia18147 Shop Compliments Ot THE JACK HAYES CHAPTER Of The NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Pg 167 -To COO CUR LEADERS - TO - BE In the not-too-distant future, many of you will be leaders in your communities - in society, church, business, government. This leadership will be a distinct honor and a challenge to your intelligence and ability. Our Congratulations and best wishes to the Class ot l952. A. S. Tidwell 84 Sons I . Compliments Of Service Stations Best Service in the Grocer CO Twin Cities Compliments Of Compliments Of Consumer's Food W. B. Nelson Lumber Market Company, Inc. Compliments Of Durrett's Gift Department Dial 2-4239 West Monroe, Louisiana Page 168 Centrol Sovings Bonk 84 Trust Co. MONROE-WEST MONROE Compliments Of Coldwell Bros. Store No. 1-129 Commerce West Monroe Store No. 2-1705 DeSiard Monroe Plant -- Highway 80 West Monroe For 46 Years -- As Time Goes On Member Federal Reserve and F.O.I.C. Compliments Of The Union Oil Mill Inc. West Monroe, La. BEST WISHES OF HOTEL FRANCES E. C. GIBSON, Monoger Page 169 Compliments Of Superior Lumber We enjoy the fruits of Democracy Why not cultivate it? Compliments Of Co., Inc. Building Material Specialists Monroe Wholesale Drug Co., Inc. Phone 2-3104 Louisville Ave. Monroe, La. Monroe, Louisiana Weil Cleoners Hustle to 508 North Fourth H O G A N 1 S11 Dial 2-1934 If It's Worth Wlzile Cleaning- --It's worth Weil Cleaning 908 Cypress - West Monroe 818 jackson -- Monroe Compliments Of WALTER REED Robert C. Irvin Insuronce Agency 218 Trenton Street Telephone 3-2663 WEST MONROE LOUISIANA Compliments Of Mulheorn Funerol Home Compliments Of Snyder I-lordwore 84 Furniture Co. Page 170 The Goodwill Station KLIC 1230 ON YOUR DIAL Monroe's Only Full Time Non-Directional Station Compliments Of Good Hope Boptist Church West Monroe Holding Forth The Word Of Life Compliments Of Th ree Sisters Compliments Of Scogin Motor Co. 204 Washington St. Phone 3-1334 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Page 171 Congratulations To SENIOR CLASS From Morningside Cleaners Compliments Of Bayles Fish Market 113 South River Front West Monroe -FREE DELIVERY- Compliments Of Compliments Of Dew Music Co., Inc A Friend Compliments Of Faulk Bros. Compliments To TI-IE SENIOR CLASS Compliments OF 1952 Primos Restaurant Of Virginia Hotel L. Hulin, Mgr. Monroe Louisiana and Bakery Compliments Of Tu rnipseed Service Station COMPLIMENTS OF ED HISLOP JIMMY McGUIRE'S ESSO SUPER SERVICE 24-HOUR ROAD SERVICE Tires - Tubes - Atlas Batteries Steam Cleaning - Motor Purging - Esso Oil 2010 Cypress Telephone 5291 Pg 173 Compliments and Best Wishes From Ouachita Association at Insurance Agents Monroe, Louisiana Amman 8a Fluker, Agents B. Breard Insurance Agency Wharton Brown Insurance Agency Cole Sc Leigh The Colvin Agency Gordon Cummings Insurance Agcy. Robert C. Irvin Insurance Agcy. Faulk R Foster L. U. Fourmy Insurance Agency Girault Insurance Agency Godfrey Insurance Agency George W. Guerriero Insurance Agency Humphries Insurance Agency Sidney Kahn Lolley Sc Lester McKenzie Sc Mouk McReyno1ds 8: Co. Montgomery Insurance Agency Clyde C. Nash General Insurance Luther Reed Insurance Agency Rodriguez Insurance Agency, Inc. Seymour Insurance Agency, Inc. Sherrouse Insurance R. N. Slator Smith-Taylor Insurance Agcy., Inc. H. R. Speed Insurance Agcy., Inc. Alan F . Sugar Taylor gl Holmes Trousdale Company, Inc. Charles G. Wall, jr., Insurance SENIOR CLASS PLAY Mother Is A Freshman A Play in Three Acts by RAPHAEL DAVID BLAU Directed by Miss Yvonne Lusk Ouachita Parish High School Auditorium Cast of Characters Mother .e,.e,.c...a.,.. .. Fern Griffin Prof. Michaels ......., Shelby Spruell Dean Gillingham -- Charles Fitzpatrick Susan Bonnie Albritton Bobo Gene Muckleroy Clara U- .......z ,, Dell Moore Howie Bill Funderburk Jack .... .... D Wight Grubbs Bill .... W- Billy Fleming Bunny .,,., Janis Dyar Carrie .... ..-- Violet Venable Marge ..., .,... L illian LeBlanc Helen Betty Jean jones Sylvia ........ .... Y vonne Fisher Mrs. Miller ............ Sally Elliot - Committees - Script ---. ......s.. Mary Ann McMoye Stage Manager .... Mr. Deryl Morris Assistants-R. Goza, Bob Curry, Lloyd Gill. Stage Crew-Paul Smith, Pat Peterman, Kathleen Hennessy, Julian Nichols, jean Pace, Shirley Preddy. Properties-Donna Montgomery, Joyce McBroom. Make-Up-Jeanette Simmons, Martha Davis, Ann Griffith. Wardrobe-Mary J. Berry, Freddie Eason Tickets-Cecil Graham, Martha Hatch- ell, Carrie Nell Spence, Jane Hoff- man. Publicity-Barbara Lindsay, Jo Rhodes, Ione Hill, Margaret Hunter. Ushers-Charlotte Haile, Barbara Tar- ver, Peggy Hibbard, janet Case, Bet- Agency, ty Holstead,' June Blake, Virginia Page 174 Cook, Georgia Rape. NEWS - STAR - WORLD MONROE PRINTING COMPANY Distinctive Printers ond Publishers CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '52 CITY OF MONROE Moyor John E. Coon Commissioner Commissioner Fronk X. Cline John P. Simmons g 7 -1-BV The 1952 Roarer was Designed and Engraved By The Shreveport Engraving Company, Inc 509 Travis Street Shreveport, Louisiana Pg 176 ogg an F863 - M These are the words eagerly awaited by every 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'1l cherish for years to come. 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. Printers Lithographers Binders Camden. Arkansas Page 177 'Ng All few ,ZLM8 QW,-1 , t'lfr,?3.,5',Wf1f-Z, ,O i ,novvledgme 1: if r E E ' -C 6 Gs R A yywyl y 'joy Qf,.K, I .nz OK Olly lbw N Af! pl' MQ GQEG 59 40,29 Zu E ' -95 4 yll, ji Ill Gave fa Z . . it f Qc ai '7Qf of to rf X AL: Q4 xii' 5504. ' K The oarer Statt wishes to acknowledge the invalu- '97- ' X xeflable assistance of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hayman, ot Ed l-lay- 'man's Studio, Mr. Darrell De Moss ot the National Pic- ' g ture Company, Mr. Robert See of the Shreveport Engrav- t wt . 11 - E ing Company, and Mr. Robert Lynch ot the Hurley Com- ? pany in the publication ot this year's Roarer. 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