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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1959 volume:

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Head, J, H. Trousdale, Jr., Wayne McDonald, W. B. lnabnet, Superintendent William W, Ward, President C, G. Wall, Dr. B. E. Spencer fDe- ceasedi, Warren E. Palrner, Fred S. McVay, Hugh Balfour, C. E. Buckley, Everett Zeagler, Walter Bennett, Marvin Shipp, Not shown: A. L. Srnitln, Robert Rhone, S XX .,.-.9-dd 1 f V 1 Assistant Principal C P BRUPBACHER Principal I. C. STRICKLAND 5a7 ZfL Qfpwf UZ 5+ Z O f , Cf kN'QLL.4fZ ni 'R - . '11 Staff e if I 'Q--Q MRS. ELSIE CROCKER 'Q Dietitian i JAMES LUTHER LINDSEY Building Engineer MRS. MYRTLE MORRIS School Nurse MRS. WILLIE MAE WAFER y, Secretary ' Y ir? f 1. Iyar 463 'V , 4-Q.-5 O. .l. BALDWIN, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, Science. MISS NANCY J. BRETT, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, Biology-Lionette Sponsor. MISS GRACE CARTER, B.A., Blue Mountain College, M.A., Peabody College, Mathematics, Senior Class Sponsor. MRS. FRED COOK, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, M.S-, Mississippi State College, Mathematics, Lionette Sponsor, Junior Class Chairman. TAl.MADGE L. CROSBY, B.S., Louisiana State University, Agri- culture, F.F.A., 4-H Sponsor. MRS. FANNIE P. DAVIS, B.S., Mississippi Southern, NLS., University of Denver, Commerce, History, F.B.L.A. Sponsor. MISS CARRIE DEE DREW, B.A., Louisiana State University, Science, Student Council Sponsor. BOB ELLEN, B.A., Ouachita College, M.Ed., East Texas State College, Social Studies, Head Football Coach. MRS. ADELYN FOREMAN, B.S., Louisiana State University, Speech, Civics, Thespian Sponsor. MRS. FLORENCE PAGE FOSTER, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, Sewing. L. M. Frey, B.A., Southern Methodist University, M.Ed., Uni- versity ot Mississippi, Advanced M.Ed., University of Arkan- sas, English, Lionette Sponsor. MRS. C. C. FROST, B.S., Northeast Louisiana State College, Social Studies, MISS MARY LEA GEORGE, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic In- stitute, M.E. Mississippi College, Physical Education, Girls' Basketball Coach. MRS. MARION B. HARGROVE, B.A., Mississippi College, English, Homeroom Reporters Club Sponsor. ,I 'if' ' I V' Mr. Crosby Mrs. Dav ', v,.4 'dw txt -wx: I .?' MRS. FOREMAN MR. FREY Fai, ,.., gulf , .,., ,M n 4 ,- ,,.g ,,f .. ,,...Q Wf...T...:. 5 . KVA' ' f 3, ,V .,'.. ,,,,,V,,, ,im f tl 'Q Miss Hatton MISS BlRDlE HATTON, B.A., Northwestern State College, M.A., University of Colorado, Art, Art Club Sponsor. DOUGLAS T. HEAD, B.S., Louisiana State University, Science. B, MACK HEARNE, B.A., Louisiana Polytechnic lnstitute, M.A., Pea- body College, Band. MRS. DOROTHY HILL, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic lnstitute, English, Science. JAMES H. HODGINS, B,E., Tulane University, M.E., Mississippi College, Student Council Sponsor, Physical Education. HERBERT H. HOLLIMAN, B.S., Union University, Physical Educa- tion, Boys' Basketball Coach. MRS. SARA HOLLINGSWORTH, B.S,, Mississippi State College for Women, M.S,, Louisiana State University, Mathematics, Senior Class Chairman, Roarer Advertising Sponsor, Ticket Manager. MRS. DOROTHY HORNBEAK, B.A., Newcomb College, Journalism, English, Sophomore Class Chairman, Lion Editorial Sponsor, Roarer Editorial Sponsor, Honor Society Co-Sponsor. MRS, JOY JOHNSON, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic lnstitute, Physical Education, World History, Cheerleader Sponsor. MRS. JANE L. JONES, B.S., Texas Women's University, Freshman Pep Squad Sponsor, Junior Red Cross Assistant Sponsor. MRS. H. J. LANE, Assistant Librarian, Library Club Sponsor. MISS GLADYS LATHAM, BS., Peabody College, English, Junior Class Sponsor. MRS. CYNTHlA LEIGH, B.A., M.A., University of Alabama, Latin, Spanish, English, Foreign Language Club Sponsor, Student Council Sponsor. MISS JOSEPHINE MCCRANIE, B.A., M.A., University of Texas, Civics, Guidance Counselor, Senior Class Co-Sponsor, Hi-Y Sponsor. GERALD S. MANNING, B.A., Louisiana State Normal College, M.A. Louisiana State University, Science, Manager of Athletic Depart- ment. uni Mr Hearne Ms Hill Mr Hodgins Mr Holliman ., 'O , X F' 'PR ww, ,S MRS. HOLLINGSWORTH Facult X jx? I sfseg '19, MRS. HORNBEAK . WMA IW' I --No f-nf' MQS- JQHNSQN MRS. JONES MRS. LANE MISS LATHAM fn: I 'I '-5. - . -j , A I W5 LEIGH A wss vgfnf-ms wr MANNING , f 4 ! X f N.. 'A qv Mrs. Mullins Mr. Owens F acult , P '43 ze -: - i , 5'-3 . A-14 I 1. Q ' .3 -'iLIi!i'E.t:?'. .Q ff 1- w ',f'-if' . F '. vii?-2 - wit ' Qfqyi'-. .ifffng f if -a:4J4:?fggf1,: Mr, Patterson Mr. Ruppert J ,s -., . f WT:-r 531.-W --:-:-11,-as --, V 5.,-t . MRS. JOE MULLINS, B.S,, Northeast Louisiana State College, Mathe matics, Lionette Sponsor. CARL OWENS, B.S., Northeast Louisiana State College, Coma merce, F.B.L.A. Sponsor. JAMES E. PATTERSON, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, Physical Education-Social Studies, Key Club Sponsor. H. E. RUPPERT, B.S.E., University ot Arkansas, Distributive Education, D.E. Club Sponsor. MRS. DORA MAE SHULTZ, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Insti- tute, M.A., Peabody College, Civics, Home Economics, F.H.A. Sponsor. MISS ANNE SMITH, B.A., Vanderbilt University, English, Chairman Assembly Committee. MRS. A. L. TATUM, B.S., Peabody College, English, Lion Advertising Sponsor. MISS MARY A. WALL, B.A., M.A., Louisiana State University, English, Honor Society Sponsor. MRS. W. W. WARD, B.A., Northwestern State College, B.S. in L.S., Louisiana State University, Librarian, Library Club Sponsor. MRS. JOSEPHINE WILLIS, B.A., Southwestern Louisiana Insti- tute, M.Ed., Louisiana State University, Commerce, Lionette Sponsor. MISS FRANCES E. WILSON, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Insti- tute, Mathematics, Freshman Class Chairman, Courtesy Fund. Red Cross Sponsor. TOMMY WILSON, B.A., Northeast State College, Drivers' Education, Football, Track Coach. F, D. WOOLIE, B.A., Northeast State College, Social Studies, Jetfersonian Club Sponsor. E. M, WOOTEN, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, M.B.A., University of Denver, Commerce, F.B.L.A. Sponsor. Mrs. Shultz Miss Smith mf? v 0' MRS. TATUM MISS WALL MISS WILSON MR. WILSON an MRS, WARD MRS. WILLIS TO DAY MR. WOOLIE MR WOOTEN Classes W. O o 9 ' o 9 f is 0 O o 5343 5 r 92 f- wx A ,fl .- 1 - fg ,, 51 1 .gm ,v v . , f ,ly ,, x . V' 5 K ,, M ffss' M I Q r I ' c W , 1 l28 Row 1 DON ALEXANDER, Football '54-'57g Manager '58y Player of the week '57g FFA '56-'59f Library Club '56-'58. SYBIL ALFORD, Choir '56-'58i Ensemble '56-'587 All-State Chorus '56-'58g Office Assistant '57-'58p Jeffersonian Club '58-'59g Home- room Reporter '56-'57f Lionettes '56-'57. Row 2 KATIE ARRANT, Choir '58-'59p Thespians '57-'59f Historian '58-'591 Junior Red Cross '57-'59g Glee Club '55-'56g A-H '55-'56g Office Assistant '55-'59. DAVID BARKER, President Freshman Classy Freshman class favoritep President Sophomore Classy President Junior Classy Junior Class Favoritey President Senior Classy Student Council Representative '55-'59y President '58-'59p Key Club '57-'59p Presidentg '58-'59p Vice-President '57-'58p Choir '57-'59g President '58-'59f FFA '56- '58g Vice-President '57-'58g Football '55-'59g All-city Second team 58' Player of the week 57- 58- Jeffersonian Club 58- 59- 4-H 56- 58' Baseball 56-59. Seniors Row 3 SCOTTY BARRON, Red Cross Representative '56-'57f Band '54-'59 Senior Play Orchestra '58. Band '57g Track '57-'59. Row 4 FRED BECTON, Football '57-'59g FFA '55-'59y vioe-president '58-'59p Jeffersonian Club '58-'59p Track '585 All-City Second Team '58. I JEAN BELL, Lionettes '56-'58g Y-Teens '56-'59g Vice-president '567 Treasurer '57y Devotional Chairman '58p Gulfport delegate '57p Homeroom secretary '57p Treasurer '58. Row 5 SAUNDRA BERRY, Y-teens '57g Glee Club '57g Homeroom Re- porter '57y D.E. Club '58y FBLA '57-'58g 4-H '57, FLOYD BORDEN, Football '58-'59p FBLA '58-'59g 4-H '58-'59g Choir '58-'59g All-City Second Team '58g Player of the week '58g Home- room President '57-'58g Track '58-'59. 1 DALE BEAVERS, Football '57-'58g Homeroom Reporters '56-'57, Junior Red Cross '57-'58g Choir '56-'58g All-state Choir '58-'59, Seniors Row 3 SUE BRIGGS, Cheerleader '56-'59, Head Co-Cheerleader '58-'59, Y-teens '55-'56-'57-'59, Girls' Glee Club '55-'57, Accompanist '55-'56, President '55-'56, Homeroom President '57-'58, Homeroom Vice-president '55-'56, Student Council Alternate '55-'57, '58-'59p Choir '57-'59, Secretary '58-'59, Jeffersonian Club '57-'59, Secre- tary-treasurer '57-'58, Vice-president '58-'59, Foreign Language Club '57-'58, Latin Vice-president '57-'58, Homecoming Court '57-'59, Maid of Honor '58-'59, Leadership Conference '57-'58, Pelican State Delegate '57-'58, National Honor Society '58-'59, Key Club Sponsor '58-'59, Office Assistant '58-'59. DOROTHY BROADWAY, D.E, '58-'59, Historian '58-'59, Y-Teens '55-'59, 4-H '57-'58, Homeroom Treasurer '55-'56. Row 4 LINDA BROOKS, Home Economics '55-'59, Treasurer '59, Medics Club '57-'58, Vice-president '57-'58, Library Club '57-'58. NANCY BROTHERS, Y-teens '55-'56, Homeroom Reporter '55-'57, Band '55-'58, D.E, '58-'59, Row 5 MIKE BROWN, Band '55-'59, Red Cross Representative '57-'5Bg Band Lieutenant '57-'59, Senior Play Orchestra '5B. BILL BRYANT, 4-H '54-'59, FFA '54-'59, Football '54-'56, Track '55-'5B5 Glee Club '58-'59, FBLA '57-'59, Thespians '57-'58, Red Cross '54-'57. Row I SANDRA BOYD, Freshman class secretary '55-'56, Pelican Girls' State '58, Student Council Representative '55-'59, Courtesy Corrie mittee '56-'57, Assembly Committee '58-'59, FBLA '57-'58, Band '55-'57, Treasurer '56, Lionettes '58-'59, Sergeant '58-'59, Honor Society '58-'59, Treasurer '58-'59, Junior Class Secretary '57-'58, Freshman Class Favorite '55-'56, Y-Teens '55-'59, Treasurer '57-'58, Vice-president '56-'57, President '58-'59, Reporter '55-'56. WAYNE BOYD, Hi-Y '58-'59, 4-H 'SB-'59, Freshman Football '54- '55g Football '57-'58, Baseball '58-'5'-7. Row 2 BETTY BRADLEY, FBLA '57-'59, 4-H '57-'58, Library Club '55-'58, Jeffersonian Club '58-'59, Glee Club '55-'56, '58-'59, Y-Teens '55-'59, Lionettes '57-'58, Field Officer '57-'5B. PATSY BRELAND, Red Cross Representative '55-'58, Choir '57-'59, Lionettes '56-'57, Office Assistant '57-'58, Medics Club '58-'59. Row I CHARLES BUBNICH, French Club '56-'58p FBLA '58-'59g Lion Advertising Staff '58-'59. PEGGY BUSBICE, FBLA '57-'59g Homeroom Reporter '57-'58g Jeffersonian Club '57-'59g Homeroom President '58-'59p Honor Society '58-'59g Lion Staff '57-'595 Medios Club '58-'59. Row 2 CHARLES CANTERBERRY, 4-H '54-'597 Library Club '54-'56. PATSY CARR 47 lb- Seniors Row 3 REX CARTER, Football '56-'58g Basketball '56-'59p Baseball '56p FFA '56-'57g 4-H '57y Jeftersonian Club '57-'58g All-Twin City '58f Player of the week '58g Honorable Mention All-District '57g Second Team All'District '58g Homeroom Vice-president '58-'59. JACK COLEMAN, Freshman Basketball '54-'555 B Team Baseball '54-'55g Track '56-'595 4-H '58-'59g Hi-Y '58-'59p Junior Red Cross '58-'59. Row 4 JESSIE CONVILLE, Y-Teens '55-'56g Library Club '55-'57g FBLA '57-'59. BENNY COODY Row 5 MARY COON, Y-Teens '55-'59f Secretary '55-'56p Council Repre- sentative '58-'59g Student Council '55-'56p Alternate '57-'58g Honor Society '58-'59g Lionettes '55-'59g First Lieutenant '57-'58g Vice- president '58-'59g FBLA '57-'58g Choir '56-'58g Secretary '57-'5Bg Ensemble '56-'58g All-State Chorus '57g 4-H '58-'59g Homeroom Repcrter '55-'56, Homeroom President '56-'57, Homeroom Sec- retary-Treasurer '58-'59, CAROLYN COOPER, Red Cross '55-'56g Homeroom Reporter '56- '57g Homeroom Secretary '56-'57g Lionettes '57-'58g Corporal '57- '58: FBLA '57-'58g Homeroom Vice-president '57-'58. Seniors Row 3 HILDA DAVID, Y-Teens '55-'5'-71 Council Representative '55-'56, '57-'58g Girls' Glee Club '55-'57y Librarian '56-'57g 4-H Club '55-'56, '57-'58g Red Cross '56-'57y Secretary '56-'57f Student Council '56-'57: FBLA '57-'59. CAROLYN DAY, Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer '56-'57p Office As- sistant '57-'58g Jeffersonian Club '58-'59p FHA '56-'57g Clerical Practice Office Assistant '58-'59. Row 4 RONNIE DEES, Red Cross '55-'56g Student Council Alternate '56- '57g Key Club '56-'59g FFA '56-'59g Homeroom Treasurer '57-'58g Jeffersonian Club '57-'59. BETTY DE MOSS, Library Club '55-'56g 4-H Club '55-'59p Student Council '55-'56g Homeroom Reporter '55-'56f FHA '55-'57p D.E. Club '57-'59g Secretary '58-'59g Miss Merry Christmas '58p Red Cross '57-'58. Row 5 BONNIE EDMISTON, Homeroom President '56-'57g Treasurer '58- '59g Y-Teens '57-'59g FBLA '57-'58g FHA '58-'59g Softball '57-'58. MARION EDWARDS, Library Club '55-'58g Vice-president '56-'58p State Parliamentarian '57g Pelican Boys' State Delegate '58y Jef- fersonian Club '57-'59g A Band '57-'59g Junior Red Cross '55-'56. Row I GWEN COX LINDA CREWS, FHA '53-'54g A-H Club '53-'54g FBLA '55-'58g Jef- fersonian Club '58-'59. Row 2 TOMMY CROWE, Football '55-'58g Basketball '55-'58g Baseball '55-'58p 4-H Club '57-'58g FBLA '57-'58g Freshman Class Vice- president '55-'56g Sophomore Class Favorite '56-'57g Key Club '56-'59f FFA '56-'57g All-city Football Team '57-'58g Player of the Week '57-'58g Student Council '55-'59g All-district Second Team. GLORIA CUMMINGS, Y-teens '55-'56. Row l RUTH ENGLERTH WALTER FOUST, Student Council Alternate '56, Key Club '58-'59, FFA '57-'59, Parliamentarian '57-'58, Hi-Y '58-'59, Basketball '59g 4-H Club '564'57. Row 2 DIANNE FERGUSON, Y-Teens '55-'59, FBLA '57-'58, Thespians '58-'59, Homeroom Reporter '58-'59, Homecoming Court '58g Lionettes '56-'59, Homeroom Reporters' Club '58-'59f Thespian Reporter '58-'59, CARL FLETCHER, Football '56-'58, FFA '56-'58, Secretary '58p Key Club '56-'58, Homeroom Vice-president '57-'58, A-H '57-'58, Vice-president '57-'58, Student Council '57-'58, All-Twin City Foot- ball Team '5Bg Player of the week '58. 'iw , st il: Seniors Row 3 BOBBY FORD, Transfer from Neville '58, Art Club Reporter '59g FBLA '59, CAROLYN FULLER, Library Club '55-'56, Homeroom Reporter '55-' 565 Student Council '56-'57, Honor Society '58-'59, D.E. Club '58-'59, Treasurer '58-'59. Row 4 TOMMY GODWIN, Football '54-'56, Basketball '56, FFA '54-'57g Homeroom President '57-'58, Thespian Club '58-'59, Jeftersonian Club '58-'59, President '58-'59, Hi-Y '57-'58, Junior Red Cross '58-'59. SHIRLEY GORDY, Office Assistant '56-'59,: Lionette '55-'59, Corporal '58. Row 5 TOMMY GRAFTON, Homeroom President '55-'56, Football '56-'57, Basketball '56-'59g FBLA '57-'58, Pelican Boys' State '5B. VERETTA GREENLEE, Homeroom Secretary '55-'56, Band '55-'57, FBLA '56-'57, A-H '56-'57, Y-Teens '56-'57, D.E. Club '57-'59, Historian '57-'58p State Historian '58-'59. Seniors Row 3 JEANNIE HAMMONS, Basketball '56-'58y FHA '58-'59. STANLEY HARPER, D,E. '57-'59g Vice-president '57-'58p President '58-'59g State Vice-president '57-'58p Homeroom Reporter '57-'58g Horneroom Treasurer '58-'59p Library Club '54-'56g Homeroom Secretary '54-'55. Row 4 CAROLYN HARRlS, Y-Teens '56y Glee Club '56-'58g Cl'10ir '59g Morning Devotion Club '56-'57g Debate Team '58g Distributive Education Club '58. C. L, HINTON, Key Club '56-'59, Student Council '56-'58p Jeffer- sonian Club 'SB-'59g Homeroom Reporter '58-'59g FBLA '57-'58p Junior Red Cross '58-'59g Lion Staff '58-'59g Sports Editor '58-'59g Roarer Staff '58-'59g Sports Editor '58-'59g Homeroorn Vice-presi- dent '57-'58g Pelican State '58. Row 5 SUE HOLTON, Foreign Language '56-'57g FBLA '57-'5Bp FHA '58-'59p Reporter '58-'59. PAT HOWARD, A Band '56-'58g Y-Teens '56-'59g FBLA '58-'59p Homeroom Treasurer '56-'57g Homeroom Vice-President '57-'58g .leffersonian Club '58-'59g 4-H '58-'59. Row l LiNDA GRIGGS, Band '57-'59i Band Council '58-'59y Maiorette '57-'59g FBLA l57-595 4-H '58-'59g Office Assistant '59g Jef- fersonian Club '58-'59g Honor Society '58-'59. BARBARA GULLEY, Homeroom President '56-'57g Homeroom Vice- president '57-'58g Homeroom Secretary '58-'59g Lionettes '57 59p Treasurer '58-'59g FBLA '57-'58g Jeffersonian Club '57 59g Honor Society '58-'59g Student Council Alternate '58359g Lion Staff '58- '59f Assistant Editor '58v'59g Roarer Staff '58-'59. Row 2 FRANCES HALEY, Student Council Alternate '55-'56g Library Club '55-'57g Homeroom Treasurer '56-'57g Clfioir '56-'59y Ensemble '56-'59g Librarian '57-'58g Historian '58-'59p All-State Chorus '58- '59p Jetfersonian Club '57-'59g FBUX '57-'58g .lunior Red Cross '59p Y-Teens '58-'59g Lionettes '58-'59. DARLINE HALL, Mixed Chorus '59. Row l JERRELL HUDNALL, Art Club '57-'59, Vice-president '57-'58, Presi- dent '58-'59, Thespians '58-'59, President '58-'59, Key Club '58a'59, Junior Red Cross '58-'59, Lion Cartoonist '58-'59, Leader- ship Conference '58. BARBARA HUMPHRlES, Transfer from Eureka High School '58, Row 2 LEON JOHNSON, Homeroom Reporters Club '55-'57, Foreign Lang- uage Club '56-'57, Student Council Representative '57-'58, Al- ternate '56-'57, Senior Play Orchestra '57-'58, Jeffersonian Club '57-'58, Key Club '57-'58, Hi-Y '58-'59, Sergeant-at-Arms '58-'59, Homeroom Secretary '55-'56, Band '55-'59, FBLA '58-'59, SANDRA JOHNSON, Y-Teens '56-'59, Membership Chairman '56, President '57, Devotional Chairman '58, Treasurer '59, Mid-South Y-Teen Conference Delegate '57, Cheerleader '57-'59, Co-head Cheerleader '59, Pelican State Delegate '58, Homeroom President '59, Student Council '57-'59, Alternate '57 5B, Treasurer '58-'59, Homeroom Reporters Club '56-'57, Secretary '57, Junior Red Cross '58, Vice-president '58, Foreign Language Club '58, Vice' president '58, Glee Club '57, FBLA '58-'59, Reporter '59, Jef' fersonian Club '58-'59, Office Assistant '58-'59. ,fel eniors Row 3 GAYLE JONES, Lionettes '56-'59, Sergeant-at-Arms '58-'59, Jef- fersonian Club '57-'58, FBLA '57-'58, Homeroom Vice-president '58 59. GRACIE JONES, Transfer from Winnsboro '58, FHA '58-'59, 4-H '58-'59. Row 4 RUDY JONES, Library Club '55-'56, Junior Red Cross '55-'57, Stu- dent Council '55-'58, Public Relations Committee Chairman '57- '58, Foreign Language Club '56-'57, Y-Teens '57-'59, Medics Club '57-'58, President '57-'58, Honor Society '57-'59, Jeffersonian Club '57-'59, Lion Advertising Staff '57-'58, Assistant Editor '57-'58, Editor '58-'59, Roarer Staff '58-'59, Counseling Office Assistant '55-'57, PHYLLIS KULCKE, Library Club '56, Homeroom President '58, Homeroom Treasurer '57, Student Council '59, Y-Teens '57-'59, Treasurer '57, President '58, Reporter '59, lnterclub council '58- '59, Y-Teen State Conference '58, State Secretary '59, Missouri Y-Teen Conference Delegate '57-'58, Blue Ridge Leadership Con- ference '58, FHA '57, 4-H '58, Choir '57-'59, Ensemble '58-'59, All-State Chorus '58-'59, Lionettes '57-'59, Secretary '58-'59, FBLA '58-'59, Treasurer '58-'59. Row 5 BILL LANE, Lion Business Staff '57-'58, Business Manager '58-'59, Red Cross '57-'58, Hi-Y '58-'59, Reporter '58-'59, Jeffersonian Club '56-'59, Pelican Boys' State Alterrate '58, Homeroom Re- porter '58-'59, Key Club '58-'59, BOB LANE, Junior Red Cross '56-'57, Jeffersonian Club '57-'59, Hi-Y '57-'59, Reporter '58-'59. Seniors Row 3 EUGENE LONG, Football '58-'59. PRESTON LUDLOW, FBLA '57-'58, Distributive Education Club '58-'59. Row 4 JOHNNY LUTON, Sophomore Class Vice-president '56-'57g Junior Class Vice-president '57-'58, Key Club '57-'59, FBLA '57-'59, Sergeant-at-Arms '57-'58, Historian '58-'59, Jeftersonian Club '57- '59, Homeroom President '55-'59, Hi-Y '57-'58, Treasurer '57-'58, Homeroom Reporters '55-'56, Lion Business Staff '57-'58, Pelican State Representative '58, FLORENE LYONS, National Thespian Society '57-'59, FHA '56-'57, A-H Club '56-'59, Debate Team '57-'59, Homecoming Court '57- '58, FBLA '57-'58, Homeroom Reporters '57-'58, Secretary '57-'58, Y-teens '56-'58. Row5 BENNY MCBROOM, Distributive Education Club '57-'59, State Parliamenfarlan '58-'59, FFA '55-'57, FBLA '57-'58. JERRY McCAA Row 7 VARNELL LEE, Basketball manager '57-'58, Jeftersonian Club '58-'59. CARL LEWELLYAN Row 2 CHARLOTTE LITTLE, Homeroom President '55-'56, Y-teens '55-'57p FHA '58-'59, FBLA '58-'59, Homeroom Treasurer '57-'58, 4-H '58-'59, MARGlE LITTLE, Y-teens '55-'59, Homeroom Vice-president '55-'56, Softball '56-'57, Clerical Office Assistant '58-'59, FBLA '57-'59, FHA '58-'59, AVH '58-'59. Row 1 JANE MCCOMB, Choir '58-'59g Ensemble '58-'59g Band '58-'59g Lion Staff '58-'59, ROBERT MCDANIEL, Library Club '54-'56, Row 2 DARRELL McMULLEN, 4-H Club '55-'56. ROBERT McMULLEN, Football Manager '55-'59g Baseball Manager '55-'59g Basketball Manager '56-'57g Key Club '55-'59g Student Council Representative '55-'59g FFA '56-'59g Treasurer '57-'58g 2nd Vice-president '58-'59g 4-H Club '57-'59p Key Club Treasurer '58-'59, Seniors Row 3 PRISCILLA McPHERSON, FHA '56-'57g FBLA '57-'59g Choir '57-'59, RAY MANHART, FBLA '58 59. Row 4 OWEN MANNING, Student Council Alternate '55-'56g Library Club '55-'59g Treasurer '56-'57g Parliamentarian '57-'58g President '58- '59p Leadership Conference '57-'58. CATHERINE MASTERS, Y-teens '55 56g Student Council '55-'56g Homeroom President '55-'57g Glee Club '56-'57g Honor Society '58-'59g FBLA '58-'59, Row 5 RUBY NELL MEEKS, Student Council Representative, '56-'57g Home- room Reporters Club '57-'59y Y-teens '57-'58g Foreign Language Club '58-'59g President '58-'59g Lionettes '58-'59. NELL METEER, Y-teens '55-'56g Library Club '55-'56g Distributive Education Club '57-'59: FBLA '58g Homeroom Reporters Club '57. NW? Seniors Row 3 PATSY MOORE, Y-Teens '55-'56, Art Club '58-'59, FBLA '58-'59, Spanish Club '56-'57. OLA MAE NAVARRE, FBLA '57-'59, 4-H '58-'59p Y-Teens '58-'595 Art Club '58-'59, FHA '584'59. Row 4 DOYLE NELSON, FFA '56-'57, Vice-president '56-'57, RAY NEWMAN, Basketball '58-'59, Manager '57-'58, Key Club '55-'59, Vice-president '58-'59! Hi-Y '57-'59, Chaplain '57-'58, FFA '56-'58, Homeroom President '56-'57, Homeroom Treasurer '58-'59. Row 5 SANDY NOBLE, Glee Club '56-'57, Red Cross '56-'59, Secretary '57-'58, Choir '57-'59, Ensemble '58-'59, Y-Teens '56-'58, Home- room Treasurer '57-'58, EUGENE NORMAN Row 1 ANITA MILLER, Y-Teens '55-'56, Foreign Language Club '56-'57g FBLA '58-'59, Library Club '56-'58, A-H Club '55-'58, Medics Club '58-'59. MlCKEY MOODY, Jeffersonian Club '58-'59, National Honor So- ciety '58-'59, Vice-president '58-'59, Choir '57-'59, Ensemble '57-'59, Homeroom Secretary '58-'59, Key Club '57-'59, Pelican Boys' State Representative '58, Student Council '56-'58, Alternate '56-'57, Assembly Committee '57-'58, Mixed Glee Club '56-'57g Homeroom Secretary '57-'58g Homeroom Sergeant-at-Arms '56-'57, Solo Ensemble Festival '58. Row 2 HAROLD MOORE, Freshman Football '55-'56g Homeroom Vice- president '55-'56, Football '56-'59, Homeroom President '56 57, Track '55-'59, Homeroom President '57-'58, All-City '59, All-District '59, Honorable Mention All-State '59, Hi-Y '57-'58, FBLA '57 58g FFA '57-'59, Secretary '58-'59, JOHN R. MOORE, FBLA '57-'58, Homeroom Reporters Club '57- '5Bp D.E. '58-'59. Row I JACKIE NORTON, FFA '56-'58, Junior Red Cross '56-'57p Football '57-'59p Homeroorn Treasurer '58-'59, JACK OGLESBEE, Freshman Football '55-'56p Student Council '57- '59p Key Club '58-'59, Hi-Y '57-'59, 4-H '58-'59g Senior Class Vice-president '58-'59, Row 2 PEGGY OSBORNE, Homeroom Vice-president '56v'57g Girls' Glee Club '56-'57f Lion Staff '57 59g Assistant Editor '57-'587 Reporter '58-'59, Advertising Staff '57-'58g Student Council '57-'59g Public Relations Committee Chairman '58-'59, FBLA '57-'59p Spelling Team '57-'59, Choir '57-'59g Reporter '58-'59g Jefrtersonian Club '58-'59, Reporter '58-'59, Leadership Conference '58g Pelican Girls' State Alternate '57, Honor Society '57-'59, Secretary '58-'59g Roarer Editor '58-'59, LINDA KAY OWENS, FHA '58-'59. Qu ,417 Seniors Row 3 SONNY PANZICO, Glee Club '57-'58g Hi-Y '57-'58g Choir '58-'59 Football '58-'59. MARTHA PARISH, Student Council '56-'59g Ways and Means Corn mittee Chairman '58-'59p Lionettes '57-l59, Reporter '58-'59, Jef tersonlan Club '57 59g National Honor Society '58-'59. Row 4 CHARLES PARKER, Baseball Manager '55-'Soy Speech Club '56-'57, Jetfersonian Club '57-'58. GERALD PAYLOR, Student Council '55-565 Baseball '55-'56, Red Cross '56-'57, Homeroorn Treasurer '56-'57, Homeroorn Vlce- president '57-'58g FBLA '57-'58g Jetfersonian Club '57-'5Eg Dis- trbutive Education '58-'59g Photographer 58359. Row 5 JEFF PAYLOR, Distrbutive Educaton '58-'59, Reporter '58-'59, ALICE PAYNE, Y'Teens '55-'59g Band '55-'59p Bard Council '58-'59, Senior Play Orchestra '57-'58g Fl-LA 57-'59, 4-H '58-'59, Jet- fersonan Club '58-'59, Seniors Row 3 MARY KAYE PETTY, Library Club '54-'56g Homeroom President '54-'55, '57-'58g Homeroom Secretary '56-'57y 4-H '54-'56, '57-'58g Medics Club '57-'58. SALVATORE PITARRO Row 4 SHARON PORTER, Homeroom Reporters Club '56-'57g FHA '56-'591 Basketball '56-'57g Manager '58-'59g Homeroom Vice-president '57-'58y Treasurer '58-'59y FBLA '57-'58g Office Assistant '57-'58g 4-H Club '57-'58p Y-teens '57-'59p Jeffersonian Club '58-'59p Glee Club '58-'59. TOMMY POULAN, Football '55-'57g Ensemble '57-'59p Choir '57-'59g Business Manager '58-'59g 4-H '58-'59f Hi-Y '58-'59, Row5 SUE PRICE, Lionettes '55-'57g Homeroom Treasurer '55-'56g Secre- tary '56-'57p Foreign Language Club '56-'57g 4-H Club '55-'57p Jeffersonian Club '57-'59g FBLA '58-'595 Basketball '56-'59g Y- teens '55-'56f Junior Red Cross '55-'59. BEVERLY RAMSEY, FHA '56-'59y 4-H Club '55-'59g Jeffersonian Club '57-'58g Basketball '56-'59. Row 7 PATTI PEARCE, FHA '57-'59g 4-H Club '57-'58g Lionettes '57 58, WAYNE PENDER, A-H Club '55-'56p FBLA '57-'58. Row 2 GEORGE PETCH, Football '55-'56g Baseball '55-'56g FFA '56-'5Bp Jeffersonian Club '57-'58g Distributive Education Club '58-'59, Vice-President '58-'59f Homeroom Treasurer '58-'59g Hi-Y '57-'58. GAIL PETERS, 4-H Club '57-'59g FBLA Club '57-'58g Lionettes '56- '59g FHA '58-'59p Y-teens '55-'58f Choir '56-'595 Student Council Representative '55-'56p Homeroom Treasurer '56-'57f Glee Club '55-'56, A Row i CAROLYN REAGAN, FBLA '57-'58g Jeffersonian Club '57-'58 Counselling Office Assistant '57-'58, KEN RENWICK, Football '55-'57g Baseball '55-'58g Student Council '56-'57g Hi-Y '57-'59p Vice-president '57-'59g FBLA '57-'59g Vice- president '58-'59p Homeroom Treasurer '57-'58g Lion Staff '58-'59p Jeffersonian Club '58-'59g Blue Ridge Assembly '58-'59. Row 2 FREDDIE RHODES, FFA '56-'58g Junior Red Cross '57-'58. BILL RICKS, Distributive Education '57-'5B. Medics '57-'59, President '58-'59g Foreign Language Club '57-'58l Junior Classical League '57-'58g Library Club '57g Band '56-'57, Seniors Row 3 LINDA RICKS, FBLA '57-'5Bg Jeffersonian Club '57-'59g FHA '56-'57. JACQUELINE ROAN, Art Club '57-'59p Vice-president '58-'59f Home Economics Club '57-'58p Junior Red Cross '55-'57g Y-Teens '55-'57. Row 4 PATRICIA ROBERTS, Homeroom Secretary '55-'56g Lionetfes '55-'59g Historian '57 58g Drum Corporal '58-'59g l-lorneroom President '58- '59g FBLA '57-'58, TOMMY ROBINSON, Band '55-59. Row 5 ALPHA ROGERS, FHA '56-'57g '58-'59g Girls' Glee Club '56-'57g FBLA '57-'59g Hcmeroom Secretary '57-'58: '58-'59, MARGIE RUNDELL, Y-Teens '55-'56g Library Club '55-'56g FBLA '57-'5Bg Lionettes '57-'59g Drum Corporal '58-'59. Seniors Row 3 SUELLA SINCLAIR, Homeroom Vice-president '56-'57, FBLA '57- 59, Y-Teens '57-'59, Homecoming Court '56-'5Bp Glee Club '58-'59y 4-H '56-'59, Counselling Office Assistant '58-'59, FRANK SMELTZER, Key Club '58-'59, Student Council '57, Row 4 ALICE SMITH, Senior Class Secretary '58-'59, Good Citizen '58-'59, Freshman Class Treasurer '55-'56, Sophomore Class Treasurer '56- '57g Lionettes '55-'59, President '58-'59, Captain '57-'58, Ser- geant '56-'57, Student Council '55-'59, Alternate '55-'56p Courtesy Committee Chairman '56-'58, Vice-president '58-'59f Y-Teens '55- '59g President '55-'56p Secretary '56-'57, Vice-president '58-'59f FBLA '58-'59, Secretary '58-'59, Foreign Language Club '56-'59g Latin Vice-president '56-'57, President '57-'58, State JCL Recording Secretary '58-'59, 4-H '56-'59, Council Representative '56-'58p Vice-president '58-'59g Blue Ridge Congress '56. BEVERLY SMITH, 4-H '55-'59, Y-Teens '55-'57, Friendship Chair- man '55-'56g Distributive Education '58-'59, Row 5 MARY SMITH, Mixed Glee Club '57-'59, Medics Club '59. PHYLLIS ANNE SPENCE, Basketball '56-'59, All-State Guard '58, Softball '57-'59, Homeroom Secretary '56-'59g Homeroom Re- porter '56-'57, Homeroom Reporters' Club '56-'57, Treasurer '56- '57y Girls' Glee Club '57, FBLA '58-'59, Counselling Office As- sistant '56-'58g Library Club '55, Choir '57-'59y A-H '57-'59, Y- Teens '57-'58, Secretary '58. Row I KEN SATERFIELD, Baseball '57-'58, Basketball '57-'58, .IO ANN SHANNON, Junior Red Cross '57-'58, Mixed Glee Club '57-'58, 4-H '57-'58, Lionettes '57, Office Assistant '57-'59g Choir '58-'59, Medics Club '58-'59. Row 2 CAROL SHIPP, Senior Class Treasurer '5B-'59, Homecoming Court '56-'59, Queen '58-'59, Maid-of-Honor '57-'58p Key Club Sweet- heart '58-'59, Pelican Girls' State '5Bp Basketball '55-'59, All- State '56-'58f All-City '57-'58, Honor Society '57-'59, Junior Class Favorite '57-'58, Sophomore Class Favorite '56-'57, Jeffersonian Club '57-'59, FBLA '57-'587 Reporter '57-'58, Student Council '55-'59, Alternate '56-'57, Historian '57-'58, Secretary '5B- '59g Foreign Language Club '58-'59g Treasurer '56-'57, Y-Teens '57-'59, Softball '55-'58g A-H '55-'59, Secretary '55-'58. WAYNE SHIPP, Honor Society '58-'59p President '58-'59, Key Club '56-'59, Student Council '55-'59, Alternate '55-'58, Parlia- mentarian '57-'58, FBLA '57-'58, Hi-Y '57-'58, Pelican Boys' State '58, Jeffersonian Club '585 4-H '55-'59, President '57-'59, Foreign Language Club '57-'58, Reporter '57-'58, Band '56-'59, Reporter '59. Row l DOROTHY STEPHENSON, Foreign Language Club '57-'585 Secretary '58g Medics '58p Student Council '58-'59p FBLA '58-'597 Jef- fersonian Club '58-'59g Secretary '58-'59g Y-Teens '58-'59g Sec- retary '58-'59g Llonettes '58-'59g Glee Club '57-'58g Counselling Office Assistant '58-'59g Junior Classical League '58-'59g Student Council Guidance Committee Chairman '58-'59. JOHN BERTON TALLY, Basketball '55-'57f Baseball '55-'59j Football '57-'59p Choir '55-'59g Ensemble '55-'57g All-State Chorus '57-'58. Row 2 KAY TERRELL, Foreign Language Club '56-'587 Spanish Vice- president '57p Homeroom Treasurer '57-'585 FBLA '58-'59g Choir '59g Counselling Office Assistant '58-'59. JOE THIGPEN, FBLA '57-'59, CI1101'S Row 3 JERRY R THOMAS Ensemble 57 59 Choir 57 59 Vice president 58 59 Homeroom President 58 59 FBLA 57 59 President 58 59 Key Club 58 59 4H 58 59 HiY 57 59 Secretary 58 59 Good Citizen 58 59 All State Chorus 58 JERRY W THOMAS Football 55 56 Key Club 55 59 Secretary 58 59 HiY 57 59 Chaplain 58 59 FBLA 58 59 4 H 58 59 Lion Staff 58 59 Homeroom Vice president 56 59 Row 4 GENE THOMPSON Student Council 5'-56- FFA 56-59- 4-H 56-57- Library Club 55- 56. JOHN TICHELI FBLA 58-59. Row 5 ANN TILLMAN, Y-Teens 55-565 Library Club 56- 575 4-H 56- 575 FBLA '58-'59g Junior Red Cross '58-'59g President '58-'59g Thes- plans '58-'59g Choir '58-'59p Mixed Glee Club '56-'58g Office As- sistant '58-'59. BONNIE TONEY, Homeroom Reporter '57-'59y Outstanding Re- porter '57-'58g Junior Red Cross '56-'57. Seniors Row 3 MIKE ULTZACH, Distributive Education Club '58-'59. EARL PATRICK WARD, Transfer from Columbia, Basketball '58- '59, Hi-Y '58-'59. Row 4 KENNETH WARD, Homeroom Reporters Club '55-'56, '57-'58, Vice- president '57-'58, Student Council '55-'59, Parliamentarian '58-'59, Junior Red Cross '55-'56, Football '55-'59, Manager Varsity Foot- ball '55-'56, Baseball '56-'58, Manager Basketball '55-'56, Track '56-'57, Thespian Society '57-'59, Debate Team '58-'59. WILLIAM WATSON, Hi-Y '58-'59, Junior Red crass '58-'59, Li- brary Club '55-'57, Row 5 CAROLINE WHITE, Foreign Language Club '56-'57, Mixed Chorus '56-'57, Choir '57-'59, Medics Club '57-'5Bp Accompanist for En- semble '57-'59, All-State Chorus '58-'59, Jeffersonian Club '58- '59, Y-teens '57-'58. CARROLL WHITTINGTON, Football '56-'59, Track '56-'59, FFA '57- '59p Homeroom Vice-president '55-'56, President '56-'57, 4-H Club '57-'59, Baseball '56-'57. Row I DORIS TRICHEL, Art Club '56-'57, FBLA '57-'59, EVA SUE TRICHELL, Homeroom Treasurer '55-'56, Secretary '56-'57 Foreign Language Club '56-'57, Counselling Office Assistant '58-'59 Row 2 FAY TRICHEL, Basketball '56-'59, All-Tournament '57-'59, All City '58, Art Club '57-'59, Junior Red Cross '57-'59, FHA '57-'58 4-H Club '57-'58. EDWARD TREVILLION, Junior Red Cross '57-'58, Homeroom Presi dent '55-'56. Row I ROBERT WILHITE, Mixed Glee Club '55-'56g Homeroom Reporter '55-'56g Choir '56-'59p Ensemble '56-'59p FBLA '57-'97 Key Club '55-'59. CHARLENE WILKERSON Row 2 MICKEY WILLIAMS, Library Club '55-'57p Treasurer '56-'57g Stu- dent Council '57-'58g Hi-Y '57-'59g Jeffersonian Club '58-'59g FBLA '58-'59g Pelican Boys' State '58, RONNY WILLIAMS If 1 Row 3 BEVERLY WILSON, 4-H '58-'59y Homeroom Vice-president '58-'59f Foreign Language Club '58-'597 FHA '58-'59g Y-Teens '58-'59g Junior Classical League '58-'59, DAVID WIMBISH Row 4 WANDA WISENOR, FBLA '57-'587 Distributive Education '58-'59f Homeroom Treasurer '58-'59. CAROLYN WORLEY, Y-Teens '56-'59p Secretary '56-'57p Social Chairman '57-'58f Junior Class Treasurer '57-'58g 4-H '55-'59g Sec- retary '58-'59f FBLA '58-'59p Lionettes '57-'58y Second Lieutenant '57-'5Bp Glee Club '58-'59p FHA '58-'59p Junior Red Cross '56-'57y Mid-South Y-Teen Conference delegate '57, Row 5 SARAH WRIGHT, Y-Teens '56-'57g 4-H '56-'59p President '58-'59g Foreign Language Club '57-'58g FBLA '58-'595 Student Council '57-'59. RONNIE WYATT, Band '55-'595 Junior Red Cross '56-'57y Baseball '57-'58g Football '58-'59, JOE ALLEN YOUNG ir I, A W 4 li 1 xxx 1 bfi 4 LJ . . st. si X Q. 1 k J1- lx. 49 3-. 4 f.l If WN? K 6 W M. ' Wm www-yffg ,,., , Q . L I a ' , 4 . 1 . fn., D 1 f ' 9' if Q , , -K ' X-if J' XX , , VAZ, Q fx 52 xiii -- 4 , J iw , m fa? 1 :ff 3 hir ,Q-igv l x ' ,Q l'I l G.. . Y, , W I I ,...r' , ,. , J ,Q , A ,ue X V ,Mg at x .57 i, , -, , I A, k 1 ,Mara K LL 5 f X X, . ' , , V ,wg , ,gay ,L , ywrizw V. , ff' ,g'yfq5 Esgygk k , 1, R 'TN ll X! 51. xv Q ,, . ! I 1,5 Junior Class Uficers Connie Keller eeee.ee eeeeeee T reasurer Bobby Shipp .e.,e.. eeeeee P resident Par Holloway ,,,,,,,, .eeeeee S ecretary Woody Mahoney ,,,,,, ,.,,,,,, V ice-Presiderlf ln, A Row lf Elaine Adams Annette Balsineau Norma Barnes Ervin Bates Bill Beclcworth Row 2: Jackie Black Ann Blair Roy Bledsoe Nila Bloomer Carolyn Boyd Row 3: Wayne Boyte Jerry Bragg Jimmy Bratten Maeteen Brooks Maxine Brown Juniors Row 4: Bob Bryant 4- Annie Burch Odessa Burris Sue Butler Gale Carver Row E: Charles Catching Sheila Causey Dale Cloud Aloma Collins Sue Corbin 'I Row o: Bonnie Corder Billy Cornett Richard Cox Bette Crawford Harry Crowe Row ': Robe't Currmings Carolfn Dean Davis: Deland Glywr' Delasalle Wafre DeSeamus V Row 4: James Fourmy Gary Futch Dianne Garrett Richard Gilbert Bobby Gill Row 5: Dorothy Gilley Margie Gilstrap Billy Givens Pat Gobble Angie Gordon Row 6: Garry Gray Dale Green Susan Gregory William Haley Shirley Hall Row 7: Betty Hamilton Shirley Hammons Regina Harper Bernard Hetlin Bobby Hendrix .1 IR P-XJ aw 4 A - I i 'CT' i fm W iff' 52 ' ii' 1 . iv Row l Elvin Dixon John Douglas Jerry Dunn Gene Dupree Mickey Durham Row 2: Billie Ruth Easom David English Glen Eppinetie Dixie Eubanks Bobbylea Evans Row 3: Martin Evans Peggy Fairchild Wayne Farmer David Fletcher Mickey Fontana :gi . ff.-, gi 5 'F' har? . war Row 7: Virginia Hendrix Douglas Hendry Ann Hobgood Evelyn Hollis Shirley Hollis Row 2: Pat Holloway Milton Holytield Judy Howes JoAnn Hughes Billy lrwin Row 3: Tommy James Carolyn Johnson Jackie Johnson George Allen Jones Connie Keller i x , 21 Juniors 555 U .ff , - ' 4 'vi J , .im 2:5 ' ' .E '44- K. W 5,2 f i ,I 5 Row 4: Tavie Kenny R. W. Kimball Jackie King Bobby Knickerbocker Larry Kulcke Pow 5: JoAnn LaDart Diann Laird Larry Lambert Cecelia LaValle Patsy Lentz Row 6: Mary Ellen Lewis Gloria McAdams Kaye McDonald Peggy McDougle Betty McGough Fiow 7: Emma Lee McKenny Flora McPhearson Woodie MaHoney Faye Mecllin Donald Ray Mercer ROW 4: Larry Parker James Michael Parkerson Monte Parks Linda Peters Sharon Peters Row 5: Earl Peyton Cathy Phillips Shirley Pickering Darrell Pilcher Jack Pogue Row 6: Foster Poole Edwin Price Sally Price Billy Puckett Judy Puckett Row 7: Bill Rambin Carla Reid Nellie Ruth Reid Margaret Richards Patricia Ridgway Juniors Row l: Ralph Miley Wayne Morrow Alice Mullins Carolyn Nappier Wayne Naron ROW 2: Allen Neal Carol Nichols Carol Nick Patsy Nolan Joy Oglesbee Row 3: Anita Olivier George Olivier Lucille Oliver Wilma Dean Oliver Ray Pace ROW 7 Dev 5 Roame George Roberrson Hersdwe! Ryan CHBVNOTTE SaUey Bob Sa?erf'eVd Row 2: Jwa Scov' JoEb-Un Svoggs DonaWd Seffens Caro' Seiler Carowrw Seymore Row 3.- Bobby SMDD James Sxvvwwomg Berfy Jean Sfms Martha Gay Sindair Jwfnmy Smehzer WH? ,4. A.. , Mm, X of W- 0' ff' Juniors -M ,, ,WV W ,U -,, I 415 vs' f' '-d f fl r v , PCN 4: Dnanne Srmrh Mme S 1iTH SH rley Srrvh VJwiHe'v Sm th Jovce Swarfcrd FQNS .ack-e E'e'.ens Tywfw S'e.we' Eevy Some Seve Swoen rawNa fn aufcw 55.-1 6 -5' Tau,-.,w E' e 'awe' B w Ne Teflar George Ta, C Los Ts, or Pi.-f ' 5:1 - . 5 lewd 'arm Nance 'I'e':': I-r'1e'Ye Tflgge Ea e Thorn 'S fx, Row 4: Caren Whitten Barbara Wiggens Cathy Wigley Anna Williams Betty .lo Williams Row 5: Rita Williams Carolyn Wills Janice Wilson Tommy Winkler Barbara Wood Row 6: Wayne Wood Lynda Wright Steve Wyatt Philip Youngblood TFT' I' , -nv fb l Juniors Row l: Ray Thorn Sidney Ticheli Mary Tillman Jim Truett Nelwyn Tullos Row 2: Yvonne Via Sandra Vigg Dianne Walker Barbara Walter Wanda Ward Row 3: Ernest Waters Bobby Watson Richard Wedgeworth Lynette Welch Don Wesson Row 1: Patsy Coope Jewel Morgan Hd llllillit Students socialize at Open House Q Jumors .PQRISH HHSHSCHDUL I r Editor Peggy Osborne and Holloway sisiers view D.E. display Sophomore Class ffioors Johnny Roach Y,o,, ,oo,.,oo7 P resident Janis Holloway ,o,,.. ,,,,oA-,. T reasurer Jo Ann Bagwell oo.. Y oo,o ..ooo,o..,o,o S ecrerary Milton Platt .oo,,.,, ,....,.o.. V ice-President smug 'FN Row if Skipper Able Alma Abrough Ernestine Allen James Allen, Jr. Wista Anderson Jo Ann Bagwell Row 2: Rita Bagwell John Bailes Sonny Baily Billie Sue Ballard Gary Bankston Lottye Baretield ROW 3: Janice Barmore Elsie Barnes Calvin Barrington Mary Jane Barton Horace Beach Ben Bearden ,44 .l 4 4 A ophomores it to W ,it ,Q Yer f , Q Row 4: Ethel Becton Clifford Benson Charles Blaylock Relda Bonner John Bonnette Carol Borsch Row 5: Sharon Boyd Peggy Brooks Roth Brooks Sharon Brooks Lowel Brannen Ronny Brothers Row 6: Billy Brown Madelyn Bruscats Burley Bunch Beth Burnett Diane Butler Ke'on Cagle Row 7: Kenneth Calk Betty JO Call Jo Ann Campbell Grace Cascio Maxine Chaplin LeeRoy Clark s ooo 1 ' nuv'nA an '-.j .. P '1 an as -- o ,'-..?'. bpm 1 i L.. K l ROW 4: Bruce Davidson Cecile Davis Edwin Davis James Davis Jean Davis Paul Davis Row 5: Geneva Ellen DeLaSalle Dickie DeMosS John Dowd Robert Dozier Lavelle Duffey Danny Duke Row 6: Mary Jo Duke Edward Dunham Mary Jane Dupuis Eleanor Dyess Roy W. Elee Don W, Ellen Row 7: Jo Anne Emerson John M. English JoAnn Eubanks Marshall Eubanks Dale Evans Ronnie Farmer ophomores fill ye. ' fv- Row l: Billie Cloud Harold Coates Gerald Cockerham Bobby Coe Hugh Coleman Patsy Nell Collins Row 2 Frances Delane Cooper Helene Maxine Cotten Evelyn Lu ille Cox Judith Annette Cox Sue Crawford Loretta Creath Row 3 Beverly Ann Crenshaw Duane Cribbs James Cromwell Bernice Crosby John Crosser Mary Danna 'W xy'-rw iii ip t , I .J ' FA l ' . fr 1 Ry , ' l J, ' .1'h'l5 V i ' I J- A ie l! C TF' Q Q W V - ,A ,Y ll A ' if . V7 5 . ly , J fiwl1i1i'f i ii 6 l . lv f ic 'Wo J Row l: Lila Fire Terry Filzgerald Jerry Flanagan Max Flercher Glyn Folden Jerry Foster Row 2' Charlene Fuller Al Fullerton Mary Beth Ganey Ann Glass Alice Gobble Jerry Gray Row 3: Edward Grayson James Greenlee Gwen Greer Donald Griffin Pat Guice Clarice Hair 1 , fs. 5' S ' IT ophomores X X Q S' , Y 1 , X ' ' ff 1' K .1 1 ff yi, ,. , , r, H0 A FA V .- 4 I -J ,,, 'W ' f A .-...Q 4 f I I f 4 ps . H 1 Z . ,,. I .f --J Q l 'F K -, .JR X' fx Q A W- X .r l. W s 'u : -A X a -mu - -- -- Row 4: Billie Halley Mary Hanson Marie Harrell Carolyn Hart Glenda Hart LaJune Hayes Row 5: Rayford Haygood Sarah Heard Linda Hendry Kenny Hickey Charles Hicks Walter I-ligginbofham Row 6: Sylvia Hinlon Prentice Hixon Janice Holloway Barbara Holmes Henry Holyfield Par Hooks Row 7: Jewel Hope Lavelle Hopkins Marshall Hobbarc F-iscilla Humphries George Johnson Roslne Johnson if is l xQf 1' ..-45' ... - , 1' t x.-L HQ, Row 4: Myra McComb John McCauslin Peggy McDowell Kitty McGehee Evelyn McGowan Bennie McHenry Row 5: Mary McLeod Robert McNeely John McNeil Julia McVay Gladys Manning James Manning Row 6: Carolyn Martin Donna Martin Charlotte Mason Jimmy Mason William Matkins John Mays Row 7' Cafolyn Naza Raymond Mears ChLJCli Miller Fred Moore Larry Moore Linda Moore ,fy ,V , N 1 ophomores M Row l: Sharon Ann Jones Sharon Lee Jones Luther Kelly Jack Kent Ben Knight Dan Knox Row 2- JoAnn LaValle Jettie Faye Lee Patrice Leggett Jimmy Lewis Ronald Linder Jackie Little Row 3: Bobbie Long Don Long Kenneth Long Jimmy Loyd Burl McAnuIty Frances McBroom Row I: Thomas Moore Wanda Moore Judy Morrison Frances Mosely Vera Mosely Melvin Nelson Row 2: Melvis Nelson Julia Netherland Bobbie Nick Cleveland Norrell Fred Nugent Edward Oglesby Row 3: Cecil O'NeaI Veronica Ortity Myrna Oxford Stanley Palowslcy Jamie Diane Parker Patti Pattison ff ophomores iff! l H 1 Rozv 4: Herbert Perry Edward Peftis Alice Faye Petty Martha Ann Pickering Harry Pinion .lOe Platt Row 5: Milton Platt Tish Poe Susan Marie Quimby Scott Rambin Clifford Ramsey Leon Ramsey Row 6: David Rawls Earl Wayne Rawls Linda Rayner Sarnmy Reed Melba Jean Richards Kirt Ricks Row 7: Cary Risely Jonnny Roach Ladelle Roach Joe Robbins Betty Margaret Roberson W lliam Roberts 'C' vw- -P' r!3E.,...i C5- w- f.-: 4 Q. 1 -P - 7 . , 'l 1 Ziff .' 'A ' ' Row-4: Talma Staut Douglas Stedman Ronnie Stephens Ellen Jane Stevens Tommy Stevenson Prentice Stokes Row 5: Ralph Swenk Frank Swindle Carolyn Jean Takewell Sandra Diane Tarleton Ray Taunton John Taylor Row 6: Robert Taylor Julian Terrell Ronney Thomas Billy Thompson Bill Tomlinson Terrsia Gayle Tolman Row 7: Linda Louise Toney Cherry Gay Tousinau Dorothy Fay Trichel Norma Jean Trichel Mack Trichel Bobby Trost ophomores Row 1: Kitty Rogers Patty Rogers Preston Roland Wilds Ross Aubry Russ Tony Russell Row 2: Barbara Ann Scott Clayton David Scott Anita Sehon Errold Seiler Allen Sharbono Martha Shavers Row 3: Frank Shipley Jerri Smith Mildred Smith Nathan Smith Ted Smith George Stadter Row l: Doris Truett James Vestal Linda Viola Nancy Eloise Wainwright Kenneth Waller David Lee Ward Row 2: Glenda Joyce Ward Gary Warlick William Washington Larry Watts Ronald Lee Weir Jerry White Row 3: Helen Vesta Wilkerson Patricia Marie Williams Tommy Williams Joe Wisenor Georgia Wood Carolyn Wollerson There's lots to be seen our new school Whg gpotted the Camera? Freshman Class fficers Bubba Via Carole Peters ssss Judy Fairchild ,ss, u, , Butch Oglesbee Vice-President Treasurer Secretary ss , President 6 , , , 1 W r ,L U v. ,xi L , U' gm i I9 J ,. A-It L X' IA L' gf V I' I x 4. Row 7: Frances Adams Frank Allen Sue Allen Wayne Allen Janie Almond Robert Arant Row 2: Elaine Arrant Shirley Arrant Sandra Atchison Danny Bannister Carol Barnes Wincel Bass 1-J Row 3: Paula Bauer , Jean Bearden Eva Mae Bearden Claude Beaver Roger Beavers Bernard Beckham if Q rw df: R 4 - Q' e 0 3 ! A-Q.. B 17 Xe' .A A. Freshmen ws ff ,A gp' .P I ..,1 X , . 'fl K , N ?,ff:211-, 4 as l 1 -s y J 5 L 1 a Y. 4 653 g, '1 +31 f ' ' lar J- ' ' 'vi . l . A f ar-19 Ji: , 2' f5 uf' H 1,1119 ,, .2 az .. -. .-.1 .:.::3Q' ,13- fl if' ROW 4: Charles Bell Lona Bennett Linda Blaylock Shirley Blazier Cathy Bloomer Douglas Boddie Row 5: Jimmy Bond Nell Bonner Walter Borsch Zelma Bradford Borda Bradley Johnny Brady ROW 6: Sandra Brady Mary Frances Bretton Jane Brimberry Lorena Brothers Jeanette Brown Johnny Brown Row 7: Tommy Brown Carla Ann Brupbacher Wayne Bryant Horace Buckley Raymond Burch Jackye Burris I 'Y' A f ,fy ft 'QQ 1 'M a ROW 4: Dorothy Conville Linda Cooper Margaret Cornelius Glen Cornwell Connie Jo Courson David Cox Row 5: Pam Craft Charlene Crew Barbara Crider Tommy Cruse Ronald Cupples Charles Dalton Row 6: Billy Darden Buster Davis Glynn Davis Jack Davis Jiles Davis Pat Davis Row 7: Vickie Davis J. W. De Moss Marilyn Denny Susan Devereux Don De Ville Patricia Douglas Q 1 ix f ii rv, si I i . J S' xx-ik ,iwf , . Freshmen ,r , 6 Row i: Max Busby Johnny Butler Shirley Calhoun Mary Cantrell Joe Cappo Jennie Carroll Row 2: Glenda Case Jirn Catching ina Beth Causey Lynn Leonard Causey Betty Jean Cauthron Erwin Charnblers Rcvv 3: Jerry Lee Clampit Tommy Cole Ruth Coleman Herman Coleson Billy Collins Robert Conley ffirffiii. A i.f ai: ' L 5, pf? ',,,,, gifs' j'in'f5irfi3'3T C? 1, 3? 9' 1' M , - X ' rr 2 5, .. V ' i 1' Q I 119. -1 l ' H ,fi X9 N ' f f M 8 J 'ai A -B I ll E i l B 1 easy, 5 5 17 in 1 E 5 'vii Row 7 Roy Duchesne Carol Sue Duffey Philip Duffey Roy Lee Duffey Mary Jane Dunn Bobby Dupree Row 2: Virginia Dupree Wanda Dupree Charles Dysant Betty Earl Billie Easterling Stanley Eisiliones Row 3: Betty Lou Elee John Elliot Shirley Embry Ann Eppinette Martha Jane Ezar Judy Fairchild 4 It 3 me 'WW :In 13' Freshmen F3125 me PV? 4, , A fl' 5, ,a ,,i ' fl Fx' 54 . +L dir' , 4 , , 2-We V - ,,,, a ff ' ' ' 5. Af, - rl' i Row 4: Shrley Fautheree Sandra Marie Ferguson Linda Carol Field Andrew Fitzgerald Jerry Ann Fletcher Vernon Fletcher ROW 5: Frankie Fontana Janice Fontana Margaret Ann Forbito Mary Ellen Frances Jimmy Frith Glenda Fay Fuller Row 6: Patricia Ann Fulmer Jimmy Furr Carolyn Fussell Jane Gates Don Giddings Jerry Gilley Row 7: Ricnard Glaholt Jane Glass Timmy Gordy Darron Granger Douglas Gray Jimmy Green if Row 4: Billy Harrell Lawerence Harper Angylyn Hart Glenn Hart Saundra Hart Delores Hartley Row 5: Sharon Hays Hilton Hazel Carolyn Head Alexzine Hedgepeih Ronald Heflin Perry Hemler Row 6: Jo Ann Higginbotham Linda Hobgood James W. Hodneft Faye Hogard Virginia Hooker Charles Hooter Row 7: Gayle Hopkins Max Hornbeak Susan Hubka Grady Hudson Patsy Hughes Sarah Mae Hughes Row 7: Linda Green Barlow Greenlee Douglas Griffirh Sharon Griffith Jerry Griggs Wanda Gross Row 2: Pele Grower Carl Guinn, Jr. Bethyl Ann Guynn Rose Guynn Aubrey Ann Halley Charles Hair Row 3 Henry Hair Johnny Hair Joyce Hair Marilyn Hale Charlotte Halley Ginger Harbour Row I Chester Humble Joy Humble Cherie Humphries Vera Hunter Glen Hyde Barbara lngram Row 2 Rodney Irwin Earl Douglas lsonlwood Mac Jackson Noba Jackson Judy Jarnagin Larry Jenkings Row 3 James Johnson Lynda Johnson Penny Johnson Joe Lee Jones Kaye Jones Mary Alice Jones Q U HH li In Z' 4 at Row 4 Je'ry Kelly Clfford Kerry Eva Jean King Judy Kirtley Larry Kirtley Donna La Dart Row 5 Ross La Dart Don Lane Terry Laurent Gary Lawson Roger Dale Lenard Donnie Letterman Row 6 El'zabeth Lewellyan James Lewellyan Betty Ruth Lewis Adell Lewis Jerry Liner Roy G. Little Row 7 Ernest Loyd Lcis Loyd Doris Lowery Jimmy Luzader Robert Lyons Deloris McCaa Jw Fx -5 in iw, Q f 'vs ROW 4: Norma Martin Phillis Massone Jerry May Marguerite May Horace Means Litha Medaries Row 5: George Melton Lewis Melton Ruben Midyett Patricia Miller Vera Miller Mony Mitchell Row 6: Priscilla Mitchell Jack Moffett Jimmy Moody Bettye Moore Delores Moore James Moore Row 7: Jimmy Moore Michael Moore Nita Moore Dianne Morgan Jimmy Morgan Susie Morgan x ' ' ,iff r ' I l ll J Y , lil f J Freshmen Row 7 Oakland McCaa Alene McCallum Glenda McClain Joyce McComb Ann McDonald Dwight Mcoough Row 2 Ronnie McGowen Diane Mclntosh Donna McLeod Jerry McMillion Vernon McMiIlion Elizabeth McNeese Row 3 Janis McPherson Jimmy McQuiIIin Linda Mahoney Joe Mancillas Freddie Mann Elton Manning V. .0 ww-I y 2' f W Xl V , 'F Ai Row l Bruce Mosley Joyce Mulllns James Murphy Sandra Murphy Lavell Nelson Bonne Nlck Row 2 Guylene Nolan Pafricla Nugent -'N,,, f 4? gg ...v Pam O'DonnelI Jo Ann Oglesbee William Burch Oglesbee I Frances Oliver r -If ' , a. Row 3 Scot? O'Neal f Charles Osborn , K . Ronnie Osborn 'X , Janie Osborne lf VA ' P f , ig ,, Paul Parks V f' .xl , J 1 James H. Pender ' x llellll X, 1 f f A l ln I 5 1 RJ , if RCN 4 4' 9 . 'PQ Jerry Perch Carole Peters Harley Perry Wayne Pilclwer Dell Ponsell Kennefh Posfon R:w5 Orville Edwin Porter Aelplweda Powell Kennerln Powell Arnos Price Jeanette Pyron Wayne Rader Row 6 Ann Ramsey Tcfnrny Ramsey Wayde Rawls Ecdfe Rayner Lance Reagan Glenda Redmond RCN 7 Pl- llc Reeves Rc-vald Reeves ana J. Rncces James Rlclnerdsof Kar C, R clwardson Lrda A R clnardson Row 4: Kathryn Sievers Patsy Simmons Janie Simpson Pamela Sims Sidney Sims Winston Sims Row 5. Aiien Smith Connie Sue Smith David Warren Smith Donna Jean Smith Frank Smith Frank T. Smith Row 6 James Smith Jean Smith Linde Smith Mary Smith Margaret Ann Smi'h So? Sm-th Rex 7 Vwii am Robert Sm t, B i' Soioman Vance Spangler Gene Spears John Spence Maflei B, Spires f-0 ,Ep 29 . fv'-KJ '5 W Freshmen I , , v .qv , ffx' 4 it 'A ft Ro.-J if Norma Jear Rich' Bob Roark Robert Roberson Betty See Rogers James Poii son Betty L, R-ss Ro.-. 2: N fs, Se e Chr's'i e Sanc R2ca'do Sandi Mefiyr' Safoting E'ieen S. Scfoggs C yce Se ters Row. 3' David Seiiers Ciiftoro Shambiin Syivia Shavers Veii Shaw Jimmy Shepherd Garland Shipp 3 it .fa - 1 u ' 4. ,nz I sLa.Y.x . Y 0 ' , ui, !:4t.g , S-32,099 ' Q. an f gf f 5 fi of Raw 7. R Chard S'ac1'er Sfarow S'a : J'7'V'7Y Sevens 'Jani S'efe'1s Ca'oW,'v S'-'vwg3 Leswe Smfgecm RCN 2- Joe Sheff 5-9 Swefm Jefefwe LaVcffwe Sykes Gewda Fax Tanner 'Wayne Tefrcr Charles Times Pc.-.f 3. 2- Hy Tfrdey J-d,fTa,'1c' James C T'-arp X-'J Me Ec Tfcmas Sfelbf Wofrve Dcnaki T'-cvsfon I A S 9? ,M ' y if ' 755-1 if N ff' all ' fi I! TJ r 3-nd F ,Hd W f p ' 30 4 :J I .fi .ev Y Freshmen ? - ',6'Q f' s lx L i xx f. Q a'e? ':, . , '- , 1 ,,, J W ' 1' V X 4, X3 35 J 6 - ' .' .. e-. . N , Z 3? ': X BL. X ,li ij: W-r. J: -.4 'sa' es Twlvfan P-15'WTxU 'war' -res Tm5Nef Rzberv Todd e 'ompkwrs iffy To,s aN 'fa' is of 'se Jzf' 'EJ C' E, VMAG Pggg, Tg 1. Je' te J 5 ,.. 6 Jr- ' as Janes fy: L 1 es . 1 :.'. 7 ' 1 c 9 ' r wif' 'Le' G 5-rr , er, ,.,,,A fa-,, .-f is 74 'Q S A wry Row 4 Robert Yeager Libby Yeats I 0 rv' l W-IZ A ' H 'va Freshmen 14,2 pxfi. DQ V-1 Studer-fs whoop it up at pep assembly Row 1 Vevie Weir Linda Welch John Wells Anna Welker James West Shirley Wheeler Row 2 Helen White Merlan White Leon Whitten Jimmy Wilhite Julia Wilkerson Larry Williams Row 3 Patsy Williams Richard Dewayne Williams Ruby Nell Williams Barbara Worley Mike Worley Mary Wright v . I Athletics Scoreboard Ouachita Opponent 13 Horner ,.oo,.o,oooooooovo 7,,7,,,,,V,, O Jonesboro-Hodge oooo ,ooo.. 2 O 9 Ruston ,,,,,,,. , , 7. 18 6 Pineville ,,,, , O ooooo 13 6 Bastrop ,, , C O 9 Haynesville ,aaa 2 7 7 Fair Park aaaaooaoa o,,,, 2 O O West Monroe , a 7 20 26 Byrd Y, l3 14 Bossier City 7 ,, , 34 O Neville e,,,7 o,,,, 2 O The 1958 Football Season 4, X , .NV ,S Coaches THOMAS B. WILSON BOB ELLEN, Head Coach JACK D. MARTIN J. E. PATTERSON i . , xr .4 'Q'wf.'-we 4.. 51,55 KW. KN. 5: E .M rf 'F W? r Row 7: McMullen, Sharbono, Alexander, Row 2: Kimball, Carter, Ellen, Barker, Wilhite, Shipp, Lewis, Cromwell, Ward, Higginbotham, Knickerbocker Bates Simmons, Perry, Fletcher, Beavers, Whittington, Becton, H. Crowe. Row 3: T. Crowe, Moore, Bordon, Hendrix, Roach, Panzico, Soloman, Manhart, Long, Hickey, Norton, Rawls, Mahoney, Winkler, Matkins, Wyatt, Talley. The Lions, after several lean years, began to show signs of a comeback this year by winning four of their eleven scheduled games. Their first game, a 13-6 win over Homer, was a proper christening for the new Ouachita stadium. The following three weeks, however, brought defeat as they fell to Jones- boro-Hodge, Ruston, and Pineville. The season's second and third triumphs came in succes- sion as both Bastrop and Haynesville toppled to the Lions. Fair Park and West Monroe turned the tables and Ouachita fell twice more. Byrd's Yellow Jackets didn't fare so well. They fell as the Lions' fourth victim. The following week, the Lions lost to Bossier City where they met a strong opposition. The traditional Ouachita-Neville game completed the season making seven losses for Ouachita. Outstanding players among Coach Ellen's Lions were Rex Carter, Harold Moore, and Tommy Crowe. DON ALEXANDER, Manager Pi? :..f, anna wail -ov-.. -np. -Www ill X-faq R... ,..,, ,M uv 5.4 .. ,,,,,,m, '17 My-LJ I .5 s, , 59' '95 I if 5 .,,,. Mr. ,,q,,Lk,-g ki -I A- I , 'ww lwgff A ' M--f,5.3l,,Qf Wg, ' I AV ur L..i-V,L,Q27 A Q43!,,,Ml5 . 1 .,. g,?.:.4yy if l , 4'7 ,rf ,Ari ' ji 'lil-wi' ' .M '. --f .'LQ.:4g...g f . 1 ,R 321431 aiggxvft -f ' 'L 'T q'2'?L2figr pa4.mf?Af f Q wi: W iff 1532 -V 11 - - A. - L' R. .wwmqiig L 1 1E ,-we ...L - wffaw., A 4' fy, ' R-. 1' f' 'cf' SPL 1 AM' :,jZ!1'fl'ff-.QL 1Qi':fff::L: V, f f ' f A T Rf-W. ' 1 1 f , R A ig VH! .LR ff' P W' '-Q .. 'gfnfi ig .uf ez :l g 5 ' . ' , ,5asf4g,.gi.7-.'Q1s'g ? ,SRfT.?,3g, ! ? V, -ff J, R, N ' PM Vwifgj ??..f1.,tagy1 ?,?,Igy, N ,, 4 1. .- , ' .:' , ', vffi M. ' 'zlk -,g , 1 'H R 5 - .A . A , . .M L L ww: r REX CARTER HAROLD MOORE The 19 8 1 TOMMY CROWE HERBERT PERRY 11 In - I 'R SQ ml- .-., ki 'L-'Q-K-.LAL ' ' Mw '1wv'-.,., 4 ..., .,,. ,,,,NA '-'W-flaw. -5.gg..f -...1 .W :eil us-nr Mk K X5 451 I 'Nt 47, . Qnprjff JAMES SIMMONS CARL FLETCHER DAVID BARKER WOODY MAHONEY TUBBY WARD FRED BECTON J-f mcdf ........ -H-un... N-lax Letterman BOBBY SHIPP BOBBY HENDRIX X'f'w L .K X .V ,. 3-dx L 1 lg ,'-X . , A 1 4 , . L! , 1 . L , Ns AXA.: JV Y 4 l' - l7.,kL' V 'J-rs ky B 1 . NYJ' 5 33' 't !l ilu W 0-'mamam , ,.,,, -4 V ..,,,,,, ffm A W . ifiifi, A FLOYD BORDEN JAMES CROMWELL SONNY PANZICO JOHNNY ROACBI RONNIE WYATT ERVIN BATES JOHN TALLEY CARROLL WHITTINGTON wait il The 1958 Lettermen g -, dn LJ xv Ndx 'n A A X ' 1 f M . fl f A g ! 'JIUXZ I ' gf X GARY WARLICK DAVID RAWLS f k mix Vt ,Wh NWN' DON ELLEN HARRY CROWE BOB SATERFIELD Simmons skirts left end. Carter trapped by West Monroe defender 3 I-A-f .L..i.. 7 .W BOBBY MASSENGILL CARL GUINN Hopes for state championship were high this year as Coach H. H. Hollimon's quintet won their first conference game. However, the boys failed to progress as was expected, and they lost the remaining seven games. ln nonfonference play, Ouachita fared much better, winning eight of fourteen games. Even though the team's win-loss record was low, there still were several exceptional players on the team. They included Harry Crowe, who maintained 19.3 point average, and Tommy Grafton, a iump shot artist. Others were Carl Guinn, Bob Massingill, and Johnny Roach. Lawwfr TCM Y CROW?,r' Nr! JOHNNY ROACH ' .fuhw . I ' . . ff f V N r 1. K f Roach attempts hook shot in Rustonvgame. 5 5 1, ' yfl' :' JP DON LONG WALTER FOUST RAY NEWMAN XJTPAMES C,RbMW'EQ.L MILTON PLATT r x N ..,..?,..., .A -si. I L 5' .,.L if g .. -4 I , is , ' -,EZ ' QQ' ,V YQQELQ. f M 'IQ Eb, if-4 I Q :W ft. Q' I' NH I la' 1 . . 3.4 ,,lA Y . ' MM -' 'N if Q I A x.1,.x 3 k u. '. - I' gi ' xl' 'A R 5-9' A., X' , ff , . f' I-'Y' f 5 fm JANIS HOLLOWAY PAT HOLLOWAY CAROL SI-IIPP SUE PRICE PAYE TRICHEL DIANNE SMITH PHYLLIS SPENCE GAIL CARVER ANN BLAIR .a-. --.-4... 19 8 Homecomin if Queen Carol Shipp smiles as Superintendent Ward places crown on her head. As is traditional, the identity of Ouachita's Home- coming queen was revealed at a student assembly on the morning of the game. A pep rally and a skit followed the presentation, setting the pace for the homecoming activities. ln the afternoon, the queen and her court were the main attractions in a parade through down- town Monroe. Before the crowded stadium at the Homecoming game with Haynesville, the queen made her en- trance onto the field on the beautiful float dedicated to her. The queen's maids followed close behind riding in convertibles. After being escorted across the field, the queen was crowned by Superintendent W. W. Ward. The queen and court were given field-side seats from which they viewed the final phase of the homecoming activities. A win over Haynesville 9-7 climaxed the day's festivities. Homecoming maids pose in assembly. Standing: Annette Thigpen, Sue Briggs, Queen Carol Shipp, Sharon Stancil, and Delane Cooper. Seated: Sue Warlick, Cherry Tousinau, and Diane Fer- guson. Physical Education Pat Holloway Crowded by Wegi Monroe guard, Physical Educalion always sfaris with-exercise. Freshman Football Team-Row l: Darden, Oglesbee, Mann, Furr, Butler, Borsch, Tousinau, Midyelf, Jackson, Powell, Elliot, Williams, McHenry, Wells. Row 2: Coach Wilson, Eisiliones, Warner, Gordy, Richardson, Shephard, Lloyd, Guinn, Moore, Bass, Letterman, LaDart Kiriley, McMillon, Capps. ' - ' ff 5' , ' ' ' ' if W M ' - .Q-ggi ,ff ,, Q5,i,ys5gQ,.5 V1-,gf 5 .W as A 5 vu zu 1, A A . Q N . , qi, ff ,I 3 I , ill ,Y we I Ouachita is proud of its well-rounded Physical Education Department. The boys, under the direc- tion of J. H. Hodgins and Coach Herbert Holliman, are graded in calisthenics and participation in games, while the girls, directed by Miss Mary Lea George and Mrs. Joy Johnson, are graded for their participation in volleyball, basketball, softball, and badminton. Students attend classes three times per week for one hour. Physical Education class takes lap around gym. Physical Ed basketball players in match- skins vs shirts. Sue Price attempts hook shot against Chatham. fax ,jab V L4 ' , . 1 fl J' 4 - ' ff 'J' - A ' ,V 1, lr M- . -r Q fr Rex Carter skirts right end dragging West Monroe de fender. K4 Football players receive Player of the Week avvards. Lionettes Row if Coon, Wiggins, Keller, Warlick, Cooper, Gordy, Kulcke, Smith. Row 2: Parish, Williams, Cauthron, Stout, Tarver, Scott, Fairchild, Boyd. Row 3: Jones, Rayner, Hamilton, Hanson, NlcVay, Brooks, Rundell, Trichel. Row 4: Gulley, Tarletcn, Tousinau, Wig- ley, Adams, Petty, Rogers, Hart. Row 5: Peters, Smitln, Welclv, Greer, Sehon, Hobgood, Hart, Haley. Row 6: Oglesbee, McDowell, Wood, Sims, Roberts, Stevens, Bratton, Welker. Row 7: Laird, Meeks, Courson, Martin, Devereux, Brimberry, Bradley, Hays. Row B: Wills, Boyd, Ferguson, S. Ferguson, Mclntoslt, Wall, Davis, Pearce. Row 9: Hays, May, Brupbacher, Stephenson, Sandi, Francis, Fulmer, Bauer. Row TO: Harbour, Cooper, Ballard, O'Donnell, Hubka, Carroll, Griffith, Worley. Row 71: Call, Halley Bennett, La Valle, Tillman, Corder. 05 .flat l . y 1: :- if Q, , I K., ,fafgzif it fri Seated, front: Gulley, Treasurer: Keller, Parliamentarian, Seated, middle: Coon, Vice-President: Jones, Sergeant-at-Arms: Smith, President. Standing, back: Kulcke, Secretary: Parish, Reporter: Wigley, Historian. The O.P.H.S. Lionettes, composed of 95 girls who have maintained an 84 average, take an ac- tive part in school and civic activities. This year, Lionette activities included the selling of fruitcakes and house markers, the compiling and selling of football programs, marching in parades and half- Seated,- front: Wills, Hobgood, Tousinau. Seated, middle: Hayes, time shows, and sponsoring a banquet for the tootball players. Activities were climaxed by a trip to Washington, D. C., in the spring. Sponsors for the Lionettes are Mrs. Fred Cook, Mrs. Josephine Willis, Mrs. Joe B. Mullins, Miss Nancy Brett, and Mr. L. M. Frey. Scott, Causey. Standing: Smith, Oglesbee, Laird, Wood, Boyd. A H, H vw - 'mag 'mfg 'W . 3' ' KM -1 ,2M?,, . x V' fmt QZWM' idlfikfi A. 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I1 uf- -f f E 5 '5 ,ii 35752 iii? 53 24315 5 iii Z I QT if '- 1 , iii , . gi ' : 'L I ' ,, ix 'Qi fi-3 - 3' ,ff J i 1 'f u ' T 'I If 1 ,g ' K. f 5 km: ' 5' ' A ,Q Q ' f ff - m gi' K , - ,. 1 mv' AY ,L .,,,,,, 1 ' f gziflvl ' ' f x -.ZZIIILJ W ' f i '5E5?'5S-P5 Q2 ,W Y A 1 ww5ggQH,mJgyfgiamiglifgfi L5!4' 5 xii? ,-fm., Q3 , 4 4 . 4 J! fxxwn . Q B5 b, J A IILWN, x 5 'I an if V UU? D.E. students pose with prize-winning scrapbook. lndustrious Key clubbers polish the brass. W i l f,.5,.mg.i,i Q- f - l KJKKK K 'MQ Ka M 3. , .-., k Af'k L L if K l . . ,, M.. .s,,w....,.s, . K. KL .. ' wh ' my 'N .wwf . KK' .- ,X - , in-' , - A , hxfirejlijiifu 3 . K ag' l ' Y M 'K K K 1 V , V 4 NK , . K r lv , .KKK - -M- :Q-.,,,gy:,y f - Ma f ml' W ., V, M K. .f .Wg ., ., .K 5 7 'Q' M... K Jr . K , K , It K M N W-ways :irq - - -...aw , ,.., .,KK7K,a,..,,,,, ' . W . K ,f5.,KKf ,i --'fi as 1 r 1 1 Ki ' . 4' ALL K ' - in mfg , all wa 'st:1ef.Ma 'f KZ 1, K lf- L.ga44,.1 V . V, ,M ,K K WK VK- . ,,,,K ,,, . t --.3-.. wa...f -,Kit 41, ,,,4 f . ' 'V Q . t 4. ': tel'-s'.,. ,.. tmfw ' 1 r ,,, fi ' a fp if 'Z ,fy . f W' NH' ,'1'21. 'i'Yzx?Z,hf Cheerleaders lead cheers in t he wide open spaces. Students relax during fire drill. Chatterboxes wait turn as Gabber finishes call. I unimm 5' wi ag i. cr. ig Sus, Xi f ,RQ if-..- Licnette cffkers prepare To distribute posters around IAHISH 5' ' , f fffzfhsrfs RSSB. 5 ,r N,-4, at - Nlillghn e Town, sr-J-. f-'M ' ,1 . '--, , Ul.'f.!a A wr 'Q 3 members fake EY easy before rehearsal F,F,A. boys pull fc' The LTons and wh third Mace In Hofmecomrg parade I I I Mr. Bra, recefes ccac s ffead' award at banque f-iw! an .-7. ff i iv' +,,,-ff 2 by Qf ' H , K E , 'sq 'Ms 1 4 aw' X 5 Activities Although they have voting power only in the absence of the representative, the alternates of the L l 9 6 Student Council serve as members of committees and attend conventions with the representatives. Elected by the homerooms, the alternates, with X L, ,f if I f the representatives, assume places of leadership in E 7 5 A -391 F a . A-i4li.Yi'1 , -, Q. . lj the school. Student Council alternates, Briggs and Tousinau, make Home coming Court. Row l: Adams, Boyd, Tousinau, McPherson, Van, Mullins, Carroll, Smith, Smith, Causey. Row 2: Parish, Wright, Moody, Gulley, Briggs, Ferguson, Maza, Wills, Gordy, Laird. Row 3: Rawls, Lewis, Weir, Gilley, Roberson, Thomas, Oglesbee, Cox, Hart, Higgenbotham. Row 4: Davis, Ciampit, Smith, Loyd, Kulclce, Smith, Crowe, Ellen, Crowe. I Q ' .xc 1 PEGGY OSBORNE, Editor mmm Q A 3 l , i 'l r'-rr 5 my 5 W M W-sm. ., Roarer 1959 News that the '58 ROARER had for the third consecutive year copped first place in national competition at Columbia University inspired the '59 staff to begin to make plans for a bigger and bet- ter ROARER than ever. Many hours of planning and hard work were spent in the publications office next to 213. Many trips were made to different parts of the building collecting information necessary for the completion of the book. Many thousands of pecks were made on the typewriters, and many brains were prodded in an effort to come up with some original ideas. At any rate, the iob was finally finished-and here it is! Hope you like it. Barbara Gulley, Rudy Jones, Peggy Busbice, C. L. Hinton. ks T i. s:::,' QP lib is A Standing back Thorn Hinton Holloway Thomas Front Puckett Walker McComb Peters Osborne Nappier Seated Busbice Gul Iey Not pictured Yvonne Via Llon taff Many long hours are spent on the publication ot the OUACHITA LION by the Journalism De partment. Journalism students, interested students, and sponsor, Mrs. Dorothy Hornbeak, combine ef- forts to report news happenings from up and down the haIIs. Mrs. A. L. Tatum and her staff, secure advertise- ments for the LION. K 1' 1 W I V it MJ JUMN i .fiyv rig I I 111525 ,lf Ll' 5 ll, lriLg,flLion!liqpplgilshidbgnfirely by funds 9 Alla? all W Wilt Al' ' i Y fo advertis g an ription the advertising s sol? busy'oer opr'faso K Ay XM' !J!1A A I ix C t Tp U1V'rd - I d 1 ' ' fi . li, ,F t W7 ,, , 0 X lf' 1' ' help gfsgthlefliofn w i 5 , f ancial basis. A' -A I XWLW X ,J 1 ff! 4 fl student wh 'ff fms interest by securing - A ll! 1 . A VIN , A g ,, . J ads may become a nn ber of the advertising staff. g 4 .. I vlaafff - ll ff- 1 NN: 1 N vi X Q Ag X- BILL LANE, Business Manager Row l: Wilkerson, McComb, Emerson, Tousineau, Tucker. Row 2: Viola, Dozier, Knight. Xxx Band operates concession stand during lunch period. O.P.H. . Band The Ouachita band, under The direction of B. Mack Hearne, takes part in many school and com- munity activities. The band played for the Choir's Christmas Con- cert and again placed third in the Second Annual Monroe Christmas Parade. New uniforms arrived this year in time for the parade welcoming Governor Faubus and for the Music Festival which is followed by the three-day spring trip, climaxing the year's activities. MAJORETTES: Peters, Howes, Wilson, Rhodes, Griggs. Row 7 Payne, McDougle, J. Mullins, Edwards, Welch, Williams, C. Catch ings, Johnson, J. Catchings, Gobble, Cornelius, Ridgway. Row 2 Calk, Trueif, Stephens, Clark, Wyait, Clampih, R, Heflin, J. Griggs, Douglas, McComb, Swindle, Takewell, Shipp, Evans. Row 3: A Mullins, Brown, Fife, Barton, Reagan, Rogers, Rader, B, Heflin Lambert, Wood, Russell, Barron, Robinson. Band pracfices for annual Spring Festival 'rv-ew ...WM An appearance on School Hi-lites, a successful Christmas concert, and performances at school as- semblies head the list of the activities of the Oua- chita Choir. ln addition to caroling in the halls at Christmas and presenting its annual spring concert, the choir also performed at the Y.Nl.C.A. banquet and the state school board meeting. The Choir Row l: McGough, Fairchild, Kulcke, Wigley, Terrell, Kenny, Peters, Salley, M. McComb, Tousinau, Nappier. Row 2: White, Breland, Yeats, Holloway, Noble, Evans, Williams, Wills, Tillman, Arrant, Englerth. Row 3: Hobgood, Harris, J. McComb, Shannon, Collins, Long, Poulan, Mears, Fite, Johnson, Briggs, Cooper, Spence, Eubanks. Row 4: Brothers, Swindle, Panzico, Barker, Smith, Massingill, Talley, Thomas, Stephens. Seated: Kulcke, Salley, Tousinau, White, McComb. Row 2: Mc- Gough, Moody, Swindle, Kenny, Thomas, Smith, Noble, Stevens, Haley. Another group from the Ouachita music depart- ment, the mixed ensemble, also performed at school assemblies, on Senior Day, and on School Hi-lites. Both groups participated in the annual music festival at Northeast State College. All activities are under the direction of Mrs. Lloydelle Birdsong. s Mixed Ensemble Choir carols in halls as Christmas holiday draws near Office Assistants Answering the phone, distributing mail, running errands for teachers, and checking students out of school are but a few of the many tasks which keep the girls who work in the office busy throughout each school day. Students who work in the school office do so voluntarily and receive no credit for this service. 'H Clockwise: Johnson, Anderson, Bagwell, Nichols, Hobgood, Shannon, Cooper, Gordy, Briggs, Arrant. Counseling Office Assistants Counseling office assistants assist Miss Josephine McCranie in the Guidance Depart- ment by grading aptitude tests, filing, typing, and keeping a bulletin board posted. Clockwise: Lane, Meeks, Johnson, Williams, Stevenson, Terrell, Bradley, Shipp, Morrison. Not shown: Coon, Brooks, Trichel. Sue Briggs, Sandra Johnson, Sandra Boyd, Carol Shipp. On the L.S.U. campus in the late summer can be seen students who represent high schools throughout the state of Louisiana and who have assembled to attend Pelican State. These students are elected at the end of their junior year by their classmates and are ap- proved by the faculty. For nine days, the delegates are acquainted with the rights, privileges, and responsibilities of an American citizen, along with the func- tions ofthe State and local government. Climaxing the session is the casting of votes for state officers on voting machines. Prior to this much campaigning is carried on. Along with the hard work, the students en- ioy the many recreational facilities provided by the University. Row 1: Jack Oglesbee, Mickey Moody, Marion Edwards. Row 2: Mickey Williams, Tommy Grafton, Wayne Shipp. Pelican States Leadership Conference lndustrious students may be seen scurry- ing to and from classes on the L.S.U. cam- pus in Baton Rouge each year in June. These busy boys and girls are delegates to Leadership Conference, held annually for students who are outstanding in their special fields. Attending classes designed to teach them more about their departments, hear- ing many interesting speakers from all over the state, and enioying the many and varied forms ot entertainment make up the schedule of the delegates while at Leadership. Activities are climaxed by a banquet and amateur show the night before the Conference ends. Good Citizens Leadership, service, dependability, and patriotism are the basic qualities of the Good Citizens, elected by the Senior Class and approved by the faculty. Alice Smith and Jerry Ray Thomas were this year's selection to represent the school as Good Citizens of 1959. The Good Citizen's contest is sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion and the American Legion. Alice Smith and Jerry Ray Thomas. Peggy Osborne, Owen Manning, and Gerald Hudnall. Not shown, Sue Briggs. ll State Chorus Row 1: McGough, Haley, Kulcke, McComb, Salley, White. Row 2: Beavers, Massingill, Thomas, Poulan Barker, Swindle. Row 7 Ferguson Whne McComb Rogers Row 2 Wnmbrsh Newman Bradley Jones Meeks Row 3 Lyons Boyd Terrell Ward Row 4 McMullln Crowe Norton Panzuco Sem or Pla Y 'YN Trade School -Q. Top: Washing1on and McMullen-Radio. Center: Long-Drafting. Bottom lefi: Holyfield-Auto Mechanics Bottom right: McDaniel-Welding. :an LU 479 ,.,,,, ,W Q A W f ,A ,Q rg mil ' 5535 4 mimxw Nik' T AA 'l Y X fgjww Mamwa,M2MWfQW4 2-'P' 'Eff 7,4 of I K , I 1.211 , ff ,hu W, I 'ff' '44-,ga rf 30' ff' W , I , v , ,, 'J N 631' , I: ', 8 5 1-Hina, f 1 ff, lbflv 2' a We f m 41 -00,710 I --.-....,,.. ,,.M.A 1 Q? .- -by gi I i ,! I! ll gs' my I . iw 1 w , V Q - :az ' I- 4 ,4u',,,, ff ff? f f7 is -- - 9' -11. , il, WM Jr, I ,.w1g,v ff , ,-43' Q- 1'f'gR u'JDw f' 5- .sf l f rf 55 V V ? r Organizations i iii Row 7: Beckham, DeSeamus, Johnson, Ryan, Mays, Brown, Price, Mercer. Row 2: Collins, Hamilton, Case, Burris, Butler, Borsch, Rayner, Van, Conville, Tarver, Valentine. Row 3: Moore, Jarnagin, Easorn, Mclntosh, Humble, Manning, DeLaSalle, Bennet, Ford, Ward, Brooks. Row 4: Fite, Catching, Hubka, Bauer, McNeil, Blaylock, G. DeLaSalle, Cockerham, Davis, Manning. The Librar Club The Library Club, an outstanding and indus- and the buying of an ad in the Roarer were the trious organization, has undertaken many and main projects for the club this year. To raise money varied projects during the school year of 1959. to finance these projects, the group conducted The purchasing of shrubbery for the grounds candy sales andacar wash. Students meet two-hour-a-week requirement for Library Club membership. Thesplans l shall accept criticism, disappointments, and promotions in a spirit of true humility and obedi- ence, quotes each member of the Thespian So- ciety, as in impressive candlelight ceremonies, he is initiated into the local chapter. January 30, 1957 began a new era in the Dra- matic Arts Department at Ouachita, for it was the date when Troop 9941685 of the National Thespian Society was organized. Since that time, many ac- tivities have made the Thespians a part of the club life on campus. The 1958-59 school year of activities began in the right way for the Thespians as they captured first place for their attractive float in the Homecoming parade. Immediately following this event, the Thespians sponsored the Thanksgiving Assembly. To raise money for the purpose of attending the National Convention to be held at Purdue Uni- versity, Lafayette, Indiana, in the summer, is the primary goal for each Thespian this year. Thespians present Thanksgiving program Row 1: Ferguson, Peters, Cooper, Lyons, Hobgood, Salley, Tillman, Arrant. Row 2: Ward, Holloway, Grayson, Parkerson, Hudnall, Godwin, Patterson, Kenny, Pilcher. Foreign Languages Club ational Honor Society ' qw ml.: ' I Honor Society members carry the torch for the Lions in Homecoming Parade. An attractive student directory in the hands of the students before Christmas, a new flag proudly displayed at all school assemblies, and the initia- tion of nine new members into the group got the year off to a good start for the Jack Hayes Chapter ofthe National Honor Society. The outstanding new proiect was the beautifi- cation of a section of the school grounds. Money making proiects included the operation of a valen- tine booth and candy sales. In order to become a member, a senior or sec- ond semester iunior must maintain a semester average of not less than 86 in any sublect, and must meet with faculty approval. The club holds as its four basic principles, char- acter, scholarship, leadership, and service. Row l: Griggs, Boyd, Shipp, Gulley. Row 2: Moody, Briggs, Jones, Busbice. Row 3: Parrish, Masters, Shipp, Coon, Osborne. C7 - 44.1 an ani' ,.., 7 ,.,, V yr !A .. , L A 2' X. Row l: Owens, Bloomer, Brusca mons, O'Donnell, Griffin, Pearce. to, Guice, Hinton, Boyd, Taylor, Lucas, Hendry. Row 2: Hooks, Brooks, Boyd, Hanson, Jones, Ham Row 3: Brooks, McKenney, Stevens, McDonald, Holmes, Sievers, Hogard, Ramsey, Taylor, Carver Porter, Price, Thatcher, Crawford, Becton. Future Homemakers Carrying out their motto, Toward New Hori- The F.H.A. is an organization for those students zons, the Viola Lund Chapter of the Future Home- interested in Home Economics. To become a mem makers of America, spon Schultz, participated in t sored by Mrs. Dora Mae ber, a student must have completed at least one he Betty Crocker Home- homemaking class. maker Contest, sent delegates to the district meet- This year, Sue Price, high scorer on the Betty ing at Ruston, and provided baskets for needy chil- Crocker Homemaker Contest, was awarded a pin dren at Christmas this year. Row lf Causey, Fussell, Little, Sykes, Glass, Devereux, LaDart, Cornelius, Ford, Miller, Sale, Dunn, Welker, Jones, Holloway, Oxford Anderson, Trichel, Hayes, Parker, Fontana. Earl. Row 2: Maza, Brooks, Bradford, Holton, Dupuis, Nick, J. Scroggs, E. Scroggs, Massone, Edmiston l 1 Art Club Making scenery for Open House, assisting in the School Highlights Program, decorating the stage for the Christmas program, and participating in the Homecoming Parade are but a few of the proiects undertaken by the Ouachita Art Club this year. ln order to become a member of the Art Club, which is sponsored by Miss Birdie Hatton, a stu- dent must be taking or must have completed one year of art and must have maintained an 86 av- erage. Students in the Art Department gain experience in painting by helping other organizations make posters and by working on the sets for the senior play. In leather work they make such articles as belts and billfolds, while in metal work some stu- dents make engraved trays. QR . Art students enioy working with water colors. Row 1: Roan, Gilstrap, Poe, Scott, Navarre, Scroggs, Griggs. Row 2: Hand, Ford, Rader, Hudnall, DeLaSalle, Davis, Barmoore, Trichel, Moore. is nib--q I47 Homeroom Reporters Club v Row 7: Cotton, Potter, May, Catching, McGowen, Bagwell, Treasurer, Rhodes, Cooper, O'Donnell, Via. Row 2: Arrant, Hudson, Mcln- lk M ' Sh bono Parkerson, Moore, tosh, Fontana, Tillman, Bratton, Seiler, Garrett, Toney, Secretary, Corder. Row 3: War ic , anning, ar , Letterman, West, Lane, Futch, Vice-President. Row 4: Medlin, Sturgeon, Wood, Patterson, Hickey, Meeks, Hubka, Blaylock, Ward, Holloway, President. Joining several other clubs in a proiect to beauti- fy our new campus was the outstanding new proi- . ect undertaken by the Homeroom Reporters Club this year. Under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Zelda Har- grove, the group has worked hard to make the column, Up and Down the Halls a favorite of all Lion readers. l l Students make news at first pep rally in new stadium. 'P .4 ' H 'S' ST rf? ff' 21 1 5f'T f S1 1 . if , ff? A . XT, ,f3g:QIEfj if 5 ea 7 3 I if an 1 1 X y M ww, 16 + 3 A , 'Q 333 Q s Q x S 4.,lgf , fi ry w 4459? 'Q ,112 . - ff 'i'e,.fs :- - f 7 iw aj' ' K , 4,52 1 - ff -, Ak Q ., Y V1 f . iii .fa F,m,iY,- 3, i ng: , 4 I I ' mg , if M .I 1 ?,, Z, x fr . , 9, L3 if ,ga , '56 ,L W . ,F ,f i , ,X ,J vi W FW' '4', ! , . v 4 V 3 ff wwfg. 4 f , G V iv . w g : K fv 1' f we gf 3' 3 - 2 1. 4 My ,if 'U' f I L5 ,ew .F E! ' fu! Mi, ,J 3 WH , 4 , I I - Am , . 2 8 ,L I 5. I , , 9 V ' , V ,QQ 3 V qw ' ' 'sr x 4 Q 1 'af' V 1 Row l: McHenry, Hughes, May, Griffith, Carroll, Haley, Welch, DeLaSalle, Casio, Little. Row 2: Causey, Seiler, Woodard, Ellen, Hen- drix, Alexander, Via, Roberson, Jones, Platt, Furr. Row 3: Wood, Martin, Watson, Pilcher, Arrant, Coates, Carroll, Struben, Olivier, Lane, Noble, Bryant, Tillman, Davis, Arrant, Mancillas, Tarver. Students learn a few scientific facts. Junior Red Cross Fall of '58 found members of the Junior Red Cross busily making and executing plans for their year's activities. Viewers of the annual Homecoming parade this year saw that the group had decorated an attrac- tive float for the occasion. Cookies baked at the cookie-bake at Thanksgiv- ing were taken to the homes for the aged in this area. As is customary, members collected pecans for the Veterans Hospital in Alexandria. Key Club During its twelve years of existence, the Key Club of Ouachita has excelled in the development of character, scholarship and leadership-its main ob- iective. The Key Club is a service club sponsored and di- rected by the local Kiwanis Club. For a boy to be- come a member, he must have a high scholastic standing, be recommended by the faculty and must be voted into the club by the members. This year the Key Club helped distribute March of Dimes coin collectors in business establishments, sponsored a school wide hayride, brought the Hall of Fame to our present school, brought a new mem- ber into the Hall of Fame, and sold soap to help finance a trip to Memphis, Tennessee, for the La- Miss-Tenn. Convention. McMuIlin, Treasurer, Newman, Vice-President, Thomas, Sec retary, Barker, President, Briggs, Sponsor, Shipp, Sweetheart Cooper, Sponsor, Patterson. Faculty Sponsor. Row 1: Wyatt, Haley, Parker, Oglesbee, Crowe, Moody, Platt, Smeltzer, Long. Row 2: Lane, Hinton, Bates, Luton, Johnson, Dees, Wilhite, Foust, Cromwell. Row 3: Naron, Hudnall, Crowe, Massingill, Roach, Thomas, Shipp, Dupree, Thorn, Fletcher. ww 5-0'-M' ' - ,at -i 01391 L'Fi 9! ws Q gvv Y-Teens chat with Coach Ellen at Valentine tea given in honor of faculty. Faculty members sign register. Our iob is to be our best, to do our best, to bring out the best in others, and so to make a better world, the motto of the Y-Teens reflects the aim of each Y-Teen member. Junior members of the Young Women's Christian Association, the Y-Teens are sponsored by Miss Bess Sharp, Y.W.C.A. secretary, and are a social and religious group composed of girls from grades seven through twelve. Any girl who lives up to the standards and ideals set by the Y-Teens may become a member. year's activities for the Y-Teens was the Valentine Tea honoring years past, the group sponsored the Thought tor the Week a Y-Teen member over the intercommunication system each Monday. helpful and inspiring club projects was the group-study of a set Milestones to Maturity taught by Dr. Perry Howard, psychology Y-Teens Highlighting the the faculty. As in which was given by One of the most of letters entitled professor at NLSC. Row 1: Edmiston, Smith, Stephenson, Boyd, Johnson, Jones, Howard. Row 2: Shipp, Kulcke, Porter, Haley, Miss Bees Sharp, Leader, Sinclair, David, Ferguson. 1 7 Q., I A A - ' 7' It ' SQL., u ,, J , ,l l 3'Ql'a I i ,K A A iii l i is X VR! .sf - ft i i 3 'limi Row 7: Wills, Wilson, Oglesbee, Wigley, Liard, Hobgood, Holloway. Row 2: Johnson, Juniors ophomores Freshmen Ward, Hughes, Peters, Sims, Keller, Taylor. Center: Ewana Taylor, Mascot. Row 1: May, Moore, Ferguson, Hayes, Anderson, Tarleton, Crenshaw, McGowen. Row 2: Martin, McGee, Welch, Halley, Boyd, Davis, Rogers, Rayner, Little, Trichel. -Q-. Mr. Strickland presides at first assembly in new building. Hi-Y Club Helping with the landscaping of Ouachita's grounds, aiding the March of Dimes and the Heart Fund campaigns, basketball trips to Shreveport, Baton Rouge and New Orleanswthese were only a few of the activities sponsored by the Hi-Y club this year. The Ouachita Chapter of the Hi-Y, sponsored by Mr. Bill Robinson, representative of the Y.M.C.A., received a special honor when Gary Futch was chosen second vice-president of the state Hi-Y con- ference. The Hi-Y club is a Christian boys' club, which has as its purpose to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community. Any boy who is a member of the three upper classes in high school and who subscribes to the state purposes of the organization is eligible to become a member. Miss Josephine McCranie, guidance counselor of Ouachita, is the faculty advisor for the group of Ouachita Hi-Y's. Row 7: Kulcke, Cornet, Renwick, Oglesbee, Lane, Johnson, Foust, J. W. Thomas, Haley. Row 2: J. R. Thomas, Poulan, Thorne, Boyd, Lane, Coleman, Fourmey, Ward, Futch. '21 . YN A . ' 'f m-re-V 1-s.siel7't Row 1: Breland, McComb, Osborne, Busbice, Reagan, Miller, Johnson, Smith, Becton, Moore, Tarver. Row 2: Seymore, Cauthron, McComb, Dean, Shannon, Bradford, Brooks, Beavers, Hope, Brooks, Bagwell, Worley, Ward. Medios Club Medic, Dale Beavers, poses with patients. Although the Medics Club is only two years old, members have already gained some practical ex- perience in the medical field by working at the St. Francis hospital during their spare time. Interesting and valuable information has also been gained through lectures by guest speakers, who have included doctors, medical social workers and laboratory technicians. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Ben Cobb and Mrs. Henry Hammonds. On the social side, the group has enioyed a variety of get-togethers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The ROARER STaTT wishes To Thank The TaculTy sTuclenT organrzahons and businessmen of OuachiTa Parish Tor The help They have generously given Company Darrell DelVloss PhoTographers School PrcTures lnc and Daly s STudios WrThouT The cooperaTion of all The ROARER could never have gone To press The sTaTT graTeTully acknowledges The services of Taylor Publishing Z?f'I!UA SENIOR CLASS 959 ea ia ea hom Me of I 1 TWIN CITY PRINTING CO INCORPORATED Prlnfers Ll+I1ograpI1ers Srahoners FA3 7752 Sou+I1 Grand af Wood MONROE LOUISIANA Com pIlmen+s Professlonal School of Business Appro ed for VeI'erans DlaI FA 36969 8+I1 Floor Bernhardi' Bulldmg Monroe Louusnana J B McCOY LUMBER COMPANY Bu Id ng Ma+er1aIs of AII Kinds PHONE FA 35I94 90I Sou'rI1 Grand Monroe L Compllmenis MEDARIES GULF SERVICE FA 54986 600I DESIARD MONROE LA CARTERS GROCERY 81 MARKET If We DonI' Have I+ Well Gei' II' FA 3 0305 82I Thomas Ave Monroe La CompIumen'I's A FRI EN D of . B. M. I. CompIimen+s of , 5 of ' of Compl men+s JOHNSON BROS BARBER 8: BEAUTY SUPPLY We Enloy +he Frulfs of Democracy Why Noi' CuIhva're H7 FA 3 7226 I0 C'I'p COMPLIMENTS MARY S FLOWER SHOP MONROE WHOLESALE MONROE LOUISIANA FA 3 3494 Nr+hS Compllments A OUACHITA BOOSTER i . . of 5 aal a Monroe, La. OF C0mP'imef fS DRUG CO., INC. of 1 3l8 O econd Monroe, La. of Congratulations to the Class of '59 From the LION ETTES EXECUTIVE OFFICERS ALICE SMITH Presldenl' MARY COON Vlce Preslden+ PHYLLIS KULCKE Secrelary BARBARA GULLEY Treasurer GAYLE JONES Sergeanl' a+ Arms MARTHA PARISH Reporler CATHY WIGLEY Hls'I'orlan CONNIE KELLER Parllamenlarlan FIELD OFFICERS DIANN LAIRD Cap'I'aln ANN HOBGOOD Isl' Lleulenanl' SHELIA CAUSEY Isl Lleu'I'enanI' JULIA SCOTT 2nd Lleu'I'enan'I CAROLYN WILLS 2nd Lleulenanl' JOY OGLESBEE Sergeanl SANDRA BOYD Sergeanl CHERRY TOUSINAU Corporal GEORGIA WOOD Corporal SHIRLEY SMITH Prlvale LAJUNE HAYS Prlvafe o 0 a n 1 4 1 a f . u o v a CompIlmen+s of C 81 O ELECTRONICS CompIimen'Is of ROGER'S CONOCO SERVICE Compllmenis of LIBRARY CLUB OF 5 CompIlmen+s of A FRIEND Th Pafronage of S+uc.IenIs nd Faculfy OuacI1+a Parsh Schools Is Gre Hy Apprecnafed FERD LEVI STATIONERY COMPANY IOI N Ga :I af DeSlarcI STATIONERS BOOK SELLERS OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES Congrafulahons Class of 59 SALLEY GROCER CO INC Bernice Monroe Comphmenfs SCHOOL PICTURES INC DARREL os Moss H R HAYES LUMBER CO Bulldmg MaI'erlaI-Cemeni' Oul Fleld Lumber DrlII:ng Mud Phone FA 3 8867 200 Bndge SI' WEST MONROE LOUISIANA ' 9 e s 5 I of i i a . . 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HIGHLIGHTS OF 19581959 Elecflon of Sfuclenf Councnl Officers Leadership Conference Sfudenf Council Workshop Cheerleaders AHend Camp af SMU Boys ancl Girls Sfafe Elecflon of Class Officers Open House Homecoming Foofball Game Career Day Sfudenf Durecforues Dlsfrubufed Choir Chrlsfmas Concerf Honor Soclefy lnrhaflon Announcemenf of Roarer Sfaff Sfudenf Council Convenhon Baslcefball Tournamenf Lloneffe Banquef School and Jeff Amafeur Show DE Convenflon Casf for Senior Play FB LA Convenhon af Bafon Rouge Bell: Galanf Sensor Day Senior Play Senior Day af Norfheasf Dlsfrlcf Key Club Convenhon af Memphis Band and Choir Sprung Concerfs Senior Assembly Roarer Sfaff Supper Roarers Dlsfrlbufed Alumni Banquef Senior Plcnlc Baccalaureafe Graduaflon Senior Class Favorifes Elecfecl Compllmenfs OUACHITA CANDY CO INC REEDS CANDY MINTS BesI' Wishes From JOSTEN S Flne Class Rmgs lnvl+ahons Yearbooks and Awards Represenfahve Compllmenfs of OUACHITA PARISH HIGH SCHOOL KEY CLUB A Club of Achon Nof Words WE BUILD FOR TOMORROW WE SERVE TODAY Presldenf DAVID BARKER Vrce Presldenf RAY NEWMAN Secrefary-JERRY W THOMAS Treasurer ROBERT MCMULLEN Sweefhearf CAROL SHIPP of I ., . Dis+ribu+ors of DON SPARGO C I' + Complimenls amp 'men S of of KEYSTONE PAINT SOPHOMORE 81 DECORATING CO. FA 2-3077 THE 500 N. 3rcI Monroe, La. Compliments and Best Wishes From THE JAMES A NOE STATIONS KNOE KNOE TV I390 on Your Dual Channel 8 MONROE LOUISIANA WNOE I060 On Your Dual NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA C I I omp 'men S Compl menls MARTIN MARBLE 8: GRANITE WORKS BATTERY WAREHOUSE 7o1f 'rRENToN s-r FA 2440, wssr MoNRoE J k I of of 'z - - . LA. 500 ac son S+. Monroe, La MONROE WEST MONROE NEW CAR AND TRUCK FRANCHISED DEALERS ASSOCIATION ADAIR GMC INC GMC Trucks BROWN RIVERS SCOGIN INC Ford Cars and Trucks COLEMAN EDWARDS MOTORS JACKSON MOTORS INC Ra mbIer and Me'rropoIu+an LENNON MOTOR COMPANY Buick MONROE AUTO MART Dodge PIymouI'I1 RYAN CHEVROLET INC CI1evroIeI' Cars and Trucks STEELE MOTORS INC Conhnenfal English Ford and Mack Trucks VAN TROW OLDS CADILLAC Oldsmobile and Cadillac I VoIIcswagen Mercury, Edsel, ISincoIn. CompIimenI's MONROE SAND AND GRAVEL OUACHITA HI Y McCRANIE CHAPTER Bu ers o rsi an arac er CompIlmenI's WHITLOCK BARBER SHOP BOSCO MERCANTILE CO BOSCO LOUISIANA CompIlmen'rs HANELINE S MENS WEAR FA 3 I048 Com pIumen'rs DREW GROCER COMPANY YUKON AND DIXIE LILY FLOURS KELLOGG COMPANY INC Fme As They Come CREED W DISTRIBUTORS I' W g W M of ild I Chi I Ch I of of ' OIL - I . 703 N. 4+h Monroe, La. H . H of Wal er . KeIIo g, Pres. James . oore, V. Pres. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Vs Lf LEADERSHIP SERVICE JACK HAYES CHAPTER 959 Com pllmenfs VIRGINIA HOTEL L J HULIN Manager MONROE LOUISIANA Use Larla+ School Supplies SMITH HOTCHKISS CO INC FA 2 7668 230 STANLEY ST MONROE LA 9I2 CompIlmen+s McMULLEN S FLOWER SHOP DIFA3522 +hThdS+ Com pllmenfs FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Complnmenis JUNIOR CLASS OF 59 of S 'Q I E f 5 I . . Dis+ribuI'ed by ., . I - of I 0 of ia -6 Sou ir . Monroe, Louisian I of WQw N4 W., QC' vvQ Ogfv 4.hS'5' I X7 :4 5 004406 S9 xx' 'G 1' ganna o '!Ll0RAPN eouvauv I A f 1 U , B,giQ 1 f, I 1 N 'ix Q? ,5w- , x XTX: Q f f x I 4 Slfiv' W' w A 'XX , 0 444 ,J ' 1 + A . XXNNN SQ I X ggi-fm 'Nix Q, 1 Wi f R A Rx s o U E E L E E A Comphmenfs JOHNSON BROS BARBER SHOP FA 2 me :oz C + lp Compllmenfs CAMPS DRESS SHOP SPATAFORA S PHARMACY lnferesi' ng Drug Sfore CompIlmen+s SNOW WHITE CLEANERS DS + D A22646 Compl men+s HOMEROOM REPORTERS CLUB Best Washes From OPHS CHOIR . of of I aa a Monroe, La. of I Monroe's Mosi' . E ll I e iard S . ial F - of CompIIments of the STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS DAVID BARKER ALICE SMITH CAROL SI-IIPP SANDRA JOHNSON KENNETH WARD PAT HOLLOWAY PresIden+ VIce Presldeni Secrefary Treasurer ParlIamen+arIan HISTOFIGD - N v , z I , , , I Q I . , X . . ' px Y . O , I - , ,, , - I, w A L , NA ' ,Q A... T - I. I 1 - f I , N, , xi -, N . '. 2 - . - x- if L, ' '- . . . 'L T T '. ' ' I . 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Wan! sparklmg refreshment'-' Call for Coke' fi f- W Qs-,G A an ,J W OHY 1 COC me ouAcr-nu sovmne COMPANY MONROE LOUISIANA CompIlmen+s KLI C The Goodwill Slahon CompIlmen+s ARTC RAFT PRINTING CO Prmhng Llfhographlng 205 Apple S+ Dual FA 2 7232 MONROE LOUISIANA l ' ' - ' I of .' . . p . l I. . - . I , . . nw I . . . - INC. SIR VIN G I H I ...asnnonaauooueaosuauaupnuacuaaunannnou 1 0 ... .........- '........ ... ...'... ,.. . ... . . '... .- ILIIIIIIIIII I. 2. 'IIIIIIIIIIII f , ,gL H J2 g,,' 1..- A ......f... ' I ' f ' , , mf - N . 'J ', 1 .8 144 1.lMuI.w.,.. I Tw M X I' C' 'Q I l f I TTS ri Y--:XX lr. 'N X x , ff? is 1 6:1 'A QR II I 'XX Q gig- contf' as A mg vrnrn vnu:-ual: X1 1 's ' e-I Y A I IOTHED UNUEI AUTNOIITY OF 'NE A-COLA COMPANY IV of of . ll 1 I ll . The Deparfmenf S+ore of Finance for fhe Twin-Cifies 'For Over Half a Cen+ury MONROE WEST MONROE Fave Cenrral Banks +o Serve You Complimenfs From HOTEL FRANCES J W JOHNSON Manager Complumenfs BANCROFT PAPER CO INC Congrafulahons an Besi' Wishes SILVERSTEIN S lllll' i UIIIII lIlll IIIII llill I --II nn: :nuns n 'L-'NQT1 S 4 m wwffr I an na!! H,,l- Exclusnve Women s Apparel 342 DESIARD MONROE LA Compl menis TH RENDEZVOUS RESTAURANT MONROE LOUISIANA FINER FOOD VALUES FOR LESS ALWAYS AT YOUR HOME OWNED AND HOME OPERATED I'ryD D WIM d I4 Compliments of THE JEFFERSONIAN CLUB OF 1958 i of A zz. 4- Q ' .! Friends Where Friends Mee1 Gen 's ixie andy . . . es Dixie Dan y of Monroe . . . I I Fo YII1 I0 FOREST PRCJDUCTS DIVISION CLIN MATHIESCDN CHEMICAL CORPORATICN COIN Amen iff 0 CompIlmen+s ABC CLEANERS FAMILY SHOE STORE n Y 9 OU FA 2 8606 2308 Lee Ave Delivery Service 320 Deslard Monroe La Guaranfeed Fme Cleaning CompIlmen+s OPHS BAND Congraiulahons +o +he Class of I959 MAYOR W L HOWARD H. W. McSHERRY Commissioner WILLIAM RODRIGUEZ Commissioner IN MONROE IT S I M99 56+I1 Year of Service Phone FA 28I3I If f ,A hlf' 'X 7 I mm M fv I XJTG I, I IZWIWI iff A ff If , W f fb ff U 1 f If ,Ms XXL LJ ff II' IXZJ I ,yy I- ' ,dg ' J ,L 2 ,X V L'.,2U fC5QrI'1'Pl'me? 50 Aj Complimenfs N I y , ! 1 Z L 1 ftp A J 'G ' , 'f 14 1, 4 L45 , ,g Of I, 1 I J I J 4 J ' - V' , 1' X JI' ' I N T E RITCHIE STERLINGTON GROCER CO. BANK STERLINGTQN' LOUISIANA Wholesale Disfribufors of 3'f2'X, on Time Ceriificaies PRODUCE and GROCERIES NO LIMIT 886 959 Compliments CONTINENTAL LABORATORIES Servmg fhe OII and Gas lndusfnes JACK WICKS KYLE WICKS I I o.f A '78 , A I ,gi VV 4' V, 5' Q T X V ' If r, MEET ME IN ST LOUIS A Comedy In Three AcI's Dlrecfed by MRS ADELYN FOREMAN OuachlI'a Parish Hugh School Audlforlum Dlrec'ror S+uden+ Dnrecfor Business Manager Sound Effecfs Sfage Manager Scenery PUIDIICIIY House Manager Wardrobe Masfer Wardrobe Mnsfresses Properhes Mr Smnfh Mrs SmrIh Rose PRODUCTION STAFF SENIOR PLAY CAST MRS FOREMAN ALPHA ROGERS MICKY MOODY JAMES WEST KEN RENWICK JERRELL HUDNALL BETTY DE MOSS JACK COLEMAN PAT HOWARD MARGIE RUNDELL CHARLES BUBNICH KENNETH WARD RUDY JONES KAY TERRELL Egfher .,,,.,,,,,.,,,,...,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,....,,.,,,,,,.,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,..,,.,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,...,........ FLORENE LYONS Agnes ........................ 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Mr Dodge ..,.........,.......,. ...,,..,.,, ...,,,,,,......V,..,.... ...K -LAA I .s,s RAY NEWMAN . DORTHY STEPHENSON .. .S .ss.s JACKIE NORTON TOM MY CROWE Mr. Duffy ,..... .,.,,.,,...,,.,,..........,.....,,......,..,......,..........,.,,.....,,. W f....... . Conducfor ,,s,............,,,.,, ........,, ....,........,,................... . . . .. K ROBERT McMULLEN Senior Class Play ll ll L CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF l959 I' OUACHITA NATIONAL BANK MONROE WEST MONROE b STANDARD OFFICE SUPPLY CO DIAL FA 3 3438 Monroes Leadmg S+ahoners or Over Thlrfy flve Years COmpInmen+s ART CLUB Complumenfs POULAN S ELECTRICAL CO so: MORRIS Ave MONROE LA Complimenis of a OUACH ITA BOOSTER CompIimen+s of HOLLYWOOD DRIVE-IN RESTAURANTS 903 N 4+h MONROE, LA Your WeaII1 In Fufure Years Be Exceeded Only by Your Health and Happiness , . . if Mem er FDIC of of . INDEX TO ADVERTISERS A Friend IQI A Oua IWIIG Booster C21 A B C Cleaners Art Club Artcratt Przntung Company B NI I Bancroft Paper Company Bosco Mercantsle Company C 81 O Electronlcs Carter s Grocery 84 Market Central Savlngs Bank 81 Trust Company Contlnental Laboratories Drew Grocer Company FBLA Fercl Lev: Statlonery Company F Straus 84 Son Inc Family Slwoe Store O 77 7 41 6 L1 78 9 A ' .. I6O, I63 C ' C lol, I8 . , I C as C IBO ' ' T A ,C as I 3 B ,, so I6O A , . E , I7 ' , I C Io8 C ' ,, I63 Camps Dress Sltop I7I ' I O ' ,- I7 . . I 1 D , I68 F C ' , I, C pta ' ' A I C, 163 . , . ,C .' 175 ' , Y I77 H Haneline's Men s Wear H R Hayes Lumber Company Hollywood Dnve ln Restaurants Homeroom Reporter s Club Hotel Frances Howard Mayor VV L Jett Club Johnson Brothers Barber 84 Beauty Supply Johnson Brothers Barber Shop Josten s Jun1or Class KL C KNOE KNOE TV WNOE Kellog O1l Company Key Club Keystone Pa1nt and Decoratmg Co L1brary Club L1onettes McCoy J B Lumber Company lo8 7 . . 6 6 6 6163 ' - as L 180 ' .1 , , 171 ff L' ', K -L y l74 , , , ,L ,uus 1 6 6 as as 4 4617 A 1 , , 1 ' . ' I J 1 ' 1 I . 6 1,f 161, MQ 171 V us J 1 V -,J T 165 - 1 , 1 6 ,J 1 L 169 K 1 uf Ju up up L L 173 - - - so 166 - 168 6 Qs L as up 165 - - , up up ssss L., as 166 1 ' yr J' L f u' , I1wll'1!A A A L' AJP, 3 lr A 1 6 ' 6 666,u ,Lf 163 6 7 aaaa J '7'7 .Mt -1 L ' A L 1551- I .Vfg 1.1 ' .1 yy! qs be f y L M1 I 7 Mart my , 1 J Q7 L L LL L 1612 f' J Q m I VM. 1 y , y 3, W, it If . 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