Ruston High School - Resume Yearbook (Ruston, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1953 volume:

wp.. T Aw r V ,ffm . F .,.,- ,N,,.,. , , ,Mrk f ,M ,,,-, 1-A,p,Ar-gf,,.,,., ' ' mf f uf - ff-Q fffzziggi 'r ' f . l-5 ,z-1-1' -L w 1-13.fgg:z.1.f.:1,':xa-:- . - . .,.,. A , X. . 1 . nn iff ,I I min H enla- 11 .. HI f l af X27 If The molding ot ideals and aspirations, the pleasant associations, the spirit ot good sportsmanship, the acquisition ot skills-all blend into our high school experiences. With sincere hopes of bringing a worthy souvenir of these significant days at Ruston High School to its many loyal students, the Staff presents the i953 Resume. 'E EE i Semlbfuf E I fuuavw ll Sopfammw Q efa ?2nfmeo I 07602 gnftvnw ' I vfchu-cfceaf I ffflffcw vfcfvvtfwow 3 Ill. Dbl lQ 2l E EE! Q P' if QI lik Ml MR. R. G. HANCHEY Principal MRS. LOUISE ALTON Music MISS LUCILLE CARPENTER Physical Education, Pep Squad Sponsor, Girls' Basketball, Soft- ball and Volleyball Coach. MRS. SOPHIE COOK Home Economics, Home Eco- nomics Club Sponsor. MR. W. L. CALDWELL Assistant Principal, M a t h e matics. MR. HERBERT BELISLE Mechanical D r a w i n g, I dustrial Arts. MISS MARTHA CLINGAN English, Masquers Club Spon sor. MISS JUDITH CRYMES History MRS. J. R. FOWLER Biology MR. L. J. GARRETT Boys' Physical Education, Head Athletic Coach. MR. JACK HARPER Agriculture, F.F.A. Sponsor. MISS RUTH JOHNSON Mathematics, Senior and Jun- ior Class Sponsor, A n n u a I Sponsor. MRS. L. J. GARRET English, Student Council Spon- sor, Freshman Class Sponsor. MISS ALICE GRIFFIN Librarian, Book and Poetry Club Sponsor. MISS MAGGIE HINTON English, Chatterbox Business Manager. MR. THOMAS G. JUDD Civics and French, Senior Class Sponsor, Faculty Advisor of Key Club, Debate Club Spon- sor. ... MRS. EDNA ERLE KAVANAUGH Commerce, F.B.L.A. Sponsor. MR. E. D. PERKINS Mathematics, Boys' Basketball Coach, Pee Wee Football Coach. MISS CORALIE SAUNDERS Home Economics, Home Eco- nomics Club Sponsor. 10'- af, ' Miss CHARLOTTE LEWIS English, Chatterbox Sponsor, Quill and Scroll Sponsor. MR. R. W. PHILLIPS Social Sciences, B a s e b a I l Coach, Assistant F o o t b a l I Coach. MR. T. E. STEWART Chemistry, General Science. mint 611155 Officers Charles Stewart , Y, President Dickey Hinton ,,7e Vice President Dawn Wesson ,D Secretary Dorothy Blausbild so ,D Treasurer DOROTHY WOODARD Band, Maiorette, Second Lieutenant, Mas- quers Club, Basketball, Tennis, FBLA Club, Senior Play, Intramurals, Glee Club, Sub Deb Club, Treasurer, Vice President, Li- brary Club, Home Ec. Club, Letter Award, Music Festival. MARTHA YouNG Masquers Club, Treasurer, FBLA Club, President, Home EC. Club, 4-H Club, Li- brary Club, Glee Club, Choir, Music Fes- tival, Intramurals, Honor Roll, Letter Award. DELORES ANDERSON SUE BAKER Varsity Softball, Varsity Volleyball, Captain, Var- sity Basketball, Co-Captain, Captain, Band, Book and Poetry Club, Home EC. Club, Reporter, Li- brary Club, Masquers Club, lntramurals, Intra- murals Coach, Kit Kat Klub, Letter Award, R Club, Honor Roll, Who's Who. ALTA BELTON Home Ec. Club, 4-H Club, FBLA Club. DOT BLAUSHILD Pepettes, Honor Roll, Kit Kat Klub, Treasurer, Reporter, Home Ec. Club, Book and Poetry Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Library Club, Girls' State Alternate, Glee Club, Vice President, Letter Award, Music Festival, Intramurals, FBLA Club, Senior Class Treasurer. CHARLES BARHAM Football, Baseball, Track, R Club, Band, Student Council, Treasurer, Key Club, Letter Award, Homeroom President, Annual Staff, Editor, Rally, Orchestra, All-State Football Team, Senior Play. MARGIE BEATTY 4-H Club, Home Ec. Club, Intramurals, FBLA Club. B -f iwkv all MYRA BRi'rT Pepettesg Masquers Clubg Library Club: Intra- muralsp Home Ec. Clubp Book and Poetry Clubp Senior Playg Glee Clubg Building Councilg Stu- dent Council. Roxle BROOKS NAN BOYD Home Ec. Clubg Library Clubg Book and Poetry Clubp Glee Club, Secretaryy Music Festivalg Mas- quers Club, Treasurer: Honor Roll, Letter Award: Senior Play. JAMES Bnewsren JIMMIE BRYAN Home Ec. Club: Library Assistant, Library Club: FBLA Clubp Chatterbox Staffg Quill and Scrollg Intramurals. JIMMY BUTLER Footballp Track: Softball. DON CAR ROL L FBLA, Intramurals. JACK COOK 'W' 5 BOB ANN DAvisON Band, Maiorette, Drum Maior, Debate Club, Mas- quers Club, Science Club, Basketball, Softball, FBLA Club, Senior Play, Intramurals, Annual Staff, Band Sweetheart, Letter Award, Music Festival. HENRY DELONY All-State Football, Track, 4-H Club, President, Vice President, Key Club, Student Council, R Club, Debate Club, Homeroom President, Letter Award, Intramurals, Rally, FFA. .,, lla X B? 1 v-.- s LJA3' 'gets' I ,yui fqggliriz ' K A, ' l- 1 f - WZ, PAYTON COVINGTON Honor Roll, 4-H Club, President, Rally, Basket- ball, Baseball, Track, Football, Band, Key Club, Homeroom President, Senior Play, Student Council, Junior Class Vice President. DUANE CRusE Baseball, Football, Band, A-H Club, lntramurals, Rally. RAYMOND EDWARDS R Club: Football: Baseball: Basketball: Rally: Baseball Parish Champion: Choir: Music Festival: Softball: Volleyball: 4-H Club: Letter Award. HILMA EZELL Choir: Band: Mixed Ensemble: Girls' Octet: Girls' Trio: Music Festival: Literary Rally: Library Club: Book and Poetry Club: Masquers Club: Student Council: Letter Award: Senior Play. Q, CLEM DREWETT Football: Baseball: Softball: Basketball: Track: R Club: Band: Choir: Student Council: Key Club: Honor Roll: Rally: Orchestra: Senior Play. PAUL DUPONT YVONNE FARLEY Library Club: Pepettes: Masquers Club, Vice President: Glee Club, Vice President: Choir: R Club: Basketball: Volleyball: Intramurals: Intra- murals Coach: Letter Award: Music Festival: Honor Roll: 4-H Club, Song Leader: Home 'Ec. Club. BOBBY FRANKLIN Band: Music Festival: FBLA Club, Treasurer: Stu- dent Council: Freshman Class Reporter. Jo ANN FRAZIER Home Ec. Club: FBLA Club: Intramurals. Ennis FRENCH 4-H Club: Football: Track: Intramurals: Glee Club: Rally. JANELL Goss Honor Roll: 4-H Club: Home Ee. Club: Intra- murals: Glee Club: Music Festival: Basketball: Homeroom Secretary: Rally. FREDA GRAMBLING Girls' State: Kit Kat Klub, President, Secretary: Student Council, Secretary: Freshman Class Fa- vorite: Freshman Class Secretary: Junior Class Favorite: Junior'Class Secretary: Pepettes: Who's Who: Annual Staff: Letter Award: Senior Play: All-State Choir: Literary Rally: Girls' Trio: De- bate Club, Secretary: Tennis Team: Intramurals: Music Festival: Choir: Glee Club: Ensemble: Mixed Quartet: Mixed Quintet: 4-H Club, Song Leader. SHELBY Glues Donornv ETTA GOFF Pepettes, President: Masquers Club: FBLA Club: Home Ec. Club: Dance Club: 4-H Club: Sub Deb Club, Treasurer, Secretary, Reporter, Vice Presi- dent: Choir: Glee Club: Music Festival: Intra- murals: Girls' State: Homecoming Court: Senior Play: Who's Who: Letter Award: Tennis Team: Chatterbox Staff: Honor Roll. BERTHA HARRELI. Home Ec. Club: Intramurals: 4-H Club. CAROLYN HARRIS Band: FBLA Club: Home Ec. Club: Library Club: Intramurals: Music Festival. MARVIN GREEN Valedictorian: Boys' State: Student Council, Vice President: Chatterbox Business Manager: Key Club, Secretary: Quill and Scroll: Assistant Li- brarian: Intramurals: Rally: Letter Award. MARY BETI-I GRIFFIN 4-H Club: Home Ec. Club: Library Club. MARY HART Home Ec. Club: FBLA Club: Octet: Intramurals: Music Festival: Letter Award: Choir: Honor Roll. GEORGE HAWKINS FBLA: Intramurals: Rally. DIICKEY HINTON Baseball: Basketball: Football: Volleyball: Senior Play: Intramurals: Key Club: Student Council: Letter Award: Choir: Literary Rally: Homeroom President: Senior Class Vice President: Freshman Class President: Honor Roll, PAT HINTON Football: Track: R Club: Student Council: 4-H Club: Intramurals: FBLA Club. 'R . 5 Reese Hoon 4-H Club: Baseball: Choir: Glee Club. JIMMY HOOGLAND Football, Honorable Mention All-State: Band: Music Festival: Track: Basketball: Baseball: Key Club, Vice President: 4-H Club: R Club: Rally: Letter Award: Honor Roll. WILLIE Hocue Track: A-H Club: Football: Baseball: Honor Roll: Softball: Choir: Glee Club: Chatterbox Staff: Quill and Scroll: R Club: Rally: Basketball: Music Festival. ALICE Hoon Home Ec. Club: FBLA Club. gems -an ,,,..p-Isl: li.-, MARY ELLEN JILES Volleyballf lntramuraisg Library Clubg Choirg Glee Clubg FBLA Clubp Music Festivalg Letter Awardg Honor Roll: Home EC, Club, Historian. DAviD JOHNSON BOBBY HUBBARD TOMMY HUNT Trackf Footballg Ass'stant Librariang Quill and Scrollg Rallyg Key Club, Treasurer. 1 OLLIENE KELLY Masquers Clubp Library Clubg Home Ec. Clubg A-H Clubg Glee Clubg Choirg FBLA Clubg Intra- muralsg Volleyballg Music Festivalg Letter Award. RUTH KNOTTS Pepettesg Masquers Clubg Bandg Student Council, Chatterbox Staff, Columnist, Business Manager, Editorg lntramuralsg Softballg Clarinet Quartetg Literary Rallyg Honor Roll: Senior Play, Home EC. Club. JOHN KUPRIONIS MARY LEWIS Home Ec. Clubg 4-H Clubg lntramuralsg Choir: Glee Clubg Mixed Ensemble, Music Festival. DAN MABRY DON MABRY Band: Footballp Key Club, Who's Whoy Annual Staffg 4-H Clubg Volleyballg Rallyg Basebally Bas- ketball: Letter Awardg R Club. ERIA FAYE LINER Choirg Glee Clubg Book and Poetry Clubg Mas- quers Club, Reporter, Honor Roll: Intramuralsg Library Assistantg Library Clubg Home Ec. Clubp FBLA Clubg Music Festivalg Chatterbox Statfg Quill and Scrollg Letter Awardg Exchange Editor of Chatterbox. VIRGINIA LoTT Chatterbox Staffg Masquers Clubg Library Clubg Book and Poetry Clubg Choir: Home Ec. Club: lntramuralsg Glee Club, Presidentg Letter Awardg Honor Rollg Music Festivalg Library Assistant: Quill and Scrollg Triog Mixed Ensembleg Mixed Quartetg Pepettes. .1-ag I. 6 ,Q . I Q, V L ' ls' irv. A -'i'iQ ......M In Q 'UQM Iwmtrrg 'Vg -ra JUANITA MABRY Home Ec. Club: Glee Cluby Music Festivalp Stu- dent Councilg FBLA Clubp Chatterbox Staff: Letter Awardg Literary Rallyg Senior Play: Intramuralsp Honor Roll. LANE MARTIN Football: Baseballg Basketballg Volleyballg 4-H Clubp Choirg Intramurals: Soffballg R Clubg Track. GLENDA MATHEWES Bandg Maiorefteg Drum Maiorp Music Fesfivalg Volleyballg Rallyg Glee Club: Book and Poetry Club: Library Clubg Home EC. Clubg Intramurals: Masquers Club: Annual Sfaffg Pepettesg Dance Clubp Tumbling Teamg Letter Award. ALLEN MCCLOUD s' lf? E g A M N'N.r 5,13 CHARLES MCCLOUD Choiry Baskefballp Trackg Music Festivalg Baseballp Volleyball. . BILL MECOM WAYNE MILLER GLORIA TURNER MILLS P-e 752' 4, ,L ,,,,,.,. Lx, - J,-- ,.. ,,-Lp 1 ....J,-,L ,W ....,,.f-. -. ,. L ,- Vw- A. X -I-ff-'-.-,,... ,,..,..... X 1 -R .A ...T 'Q-'-rf' -...N..-, , ,,- X ...s,x,,,,... fl, , is .S-Q-,,,,,,, f I 1 . HX .L f ..1- -A... JERLENE NAPPER Home Ec. Club, 4-H Club, Volleyball Team, ln- tramurals. KATHERINE NASH Sub Deb Club, 4-H Club, Masquers Club, Pepet- tes, Maiorette, Head Maiorette, Glee Club, Music Festival, Library Club, Tumbling Team, lntra- murals, Letter Award, Annual Staff, FBLA Club, Book and Poetry Club, Home EC. Club, Dance Club, Honor Roll, Senior Play. 431: Il L, 2 I . if fl MARY Lou MIZELL JAMES MONCRIEF Student Council, President, FFA, President, Sec- retary, Sentinel, Livestock Judging Team, Dairy Judging Team, State Farmer, Star Dairy Farmer Award, Parliamentary Law Team, Key Club, Parliamentarian, 4-H Club, Parliamentarian, Achievement Day, Literary Rally, Letter Award, Football, Boys' State, Who's Who, Honor Roll. 2 ,S f JERRY NoRRis Annual Staff, Key Club, Football Manager, Track Manager, Tennis Team, R Club, Rally, Choir, A-H Club, Chatterbox Staff, Band, Senior Play, Glee Club. MARTHA ORMOND Honor Roll, Pepettes, Masquers Club, Secretary, President, Book and Poetry Club, Library Club, Home Ec. Club, Intramurals, Letter Award, Choir, Mixed Ensemble, Glee Club, Senior Play, Music Festival, Basketball Manager, Volleyball Man- ager, Library Assistant. an .. lgifl Q GLEN NEAVILLE Band, Choir, Student Conductor, Boys' Quartet, Music Festival, Rally, Intramurals, All-State Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, Letter Award, Clarinet Quartet. PATSY NELSON Pepettes, FBLA Club, Reporter, Secretary, Choir, President, Glee Club, Home EC. Club, Intramurals, Book and Poetry Club, Secretary, Library Club, Masquers Club, Chatterbox Staff, Honor Roll, Letter Award, Girls' State Alternate, Volleyball, Mixed Quartet, Girls' Octet, Music Festival, Girls' Ensemble. I 'A sl F , 5 AAA, .r L 1,' - 7 Y13f,,Q,7lgQEEg: 'L - ' i 2 353633 - ' ., i I BILLYE SUE OTWELL Home Ec. Club, 4-H Club, FBLA Club, lntra- murals. TOMMIE JUNE OTWELL Band, Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, 4-H Club Intramurals, Music Festival, Letter Award. WuLl.iAM OTWELL A. G. Owems Track Team: Key Club: Tumbling Team: Intra- murals. fl-an dl!! mal JIMMY PATTERSON Football: Baseball: Track: Softball: R Club: Rally: Choir: Glee Club: Music Festival: 4-H Club. WAYN E PATTON FFA, Reporter, Parliamentarian: Junior Secretary: National and State FFA Conventions: Band: Parliamentary Law Team: Chatterbox Staff: 4-H Club: FBLA Club. of IRETA OWENS 4-H Club: Achievement Day: Home Ec Club Glee Club: Choir: Honor Roll: Library Club Senior Play: Music Festival: FBLA Club lntra murals: Volleyball: Letter Award. DAVID OXFORD 41' NANCY POST Sub Deb Club, President, Vice President, Treas- urer, Reporter, FBLA Club, Vice President, Pro- gram Chairman, Assistant, 4-H Club, Secretary, Vice President Executive Council, Masquers Club, Pepettes, Glee Club, Music Festival, Home Ec. Club, Library Club, Dance Club, Tumbling Team, Intramurals, Basketball, Softball, Girls' State Al- tenate, Letter Award, Honor Roll, R Club, An- nual Staff, Senior Play, Who's Who. JOANNE PUCKETT Salutatorian, FBLA Club, Book and Poetry Club, Reporter, Library Club, Literary Rally, lntra- murals, Home Ec. Club, Honor Roll, Library Assistant, Letter Award, Student Council. SYBII. PEE Pepettes, Library Club, FBLA Club, Glee Club, Home Ec. Club, A-H Club, Music Festival. JOYCE POOLE Home Ec. Club, FBLA Club, Intramurals. bv ' if M 1? ,,,: V, 1 JOE RICHARDSON Football, Track, R Club, Band, Choir, Vice Presi- dent, A-H Club, Grorgoes. NORMAN RICHARDSON Football, Track, Alley Cats, Softball, Intramurals, 4-H Club, Choir, Vice President, Librarian, Glee Club, Music Festival, R Club, Volleyball, Letter Award, Building Council, Homeroom Officer, Mixed Ensemble, Basketball, Achievement Day, Pee Wee Baseball, Basketball, Football. HARTWELL RISER Football: Track: A-H Club: Softball: Science Club. BETTY RISINGER Letter Award: Pepettes: Band: Masquers Club, Vice President: Annual Staff: Chatterbox Staff: Girls' State: Book and Poetry Club: DAR Award: Student Council: Quill and Scroll: Library Club: Who's Who: Music Festival: Honor Roll: Senior Play: Trio Accompanist: Kit Kat Klub: Vice Presie dent, Historian. ,nw Q it GLYNN SANDIFER Football, All'State Honorable Mention: Track: Rally: Softball: Key Club: R Club. CAROLYN SIMMONS Homecoming Queen: Cheerleader: Senior Class Beauty: Letter Award: Girls' Octet: Kit Kat Klub: Tennis Team: Masquers Club: Pepettes: Music Festival: Mixed Ensemble: Choir: Intramurals: Glee Club: 4-H Club: Senior Play. MOZELLE RUSSELL Senior Class Favorite: Most Courteous Girl: Who's Who: Intramurals: Volleyball: FBLA Club, Re- porter: Book and Poetry Club, Secretary-Treasurer: Home Ec. Club, Secretary: Library Assistant: 4-H Club: Student Council. SHIRLEY SANDERS Pepettes: Library Club: FBLA Club: Glee Club: Home Ec. Club: 4-H Club: Softball Manager: Baseball, Assistant Manager: Intramurals. In WILMER SMITH CHARLES STEWART Football, Co-Captain, All-State Honorable Men- tiony Trackg Rally: Softballg Bandg Key Clubg R Clubg Student Councilg Annual Staff, Editor: 4-H Clubg Senior Playg Freshman Class President: Junior Class President: Senior Class President. ROSEMARY SINGLETON Choirg Home EC. Clubg Glee Clubg FBLA Club HERMAN SMITH BILLY STINSON GLEN STROZIER Football: FFA: Trackg Choirg Glee Club. REAGAN SUTTON Football Managerg Basketball Managerg Track Managerg R Clubg Key Club, Annual Staffg Honor Rollg Chatterbox Staffg Quill and Scroll: Letter Award. CYNTHIA TAYLOR Pepettesg Sub Deb Clubg Home EC. Clubg Dance Club: 4-H Clubg Glee Clubg Music Festival: In- tramuralsp Masquers Clubg Senior Play. 32 1-03 CIT? BETTY RUTH ToMLlNsoN Home Ec. Clubg 4-H Club: Library Club. PAULA TORBERT Cheerleader: Homecoming Courtp Freshman Class Beautyg Junior Class Beautyg FFA Sweetheart: Home Ec. Clubg Masquers Clubg lntramuralsg Dance Club: Tumbling Teamg Glee Club, Vice Presidentp Pepettesg Sub Ded Clubg Honor Roll. A-lik., viz ,gg G Nd . ,V- u T is A . Ta SONNY TAYLOR LARRY TERRY Baseballg Basketballg Volleyballg Senior Play In tramuralsg FFA. A-sy, 2 an wi DAWN WEssoN Valedictorian, Girls' State, Annual Staff, Library Club, Secretary, Book and Poetry Club, Vice President, President, Masquers Club, Secretary, President, Glee Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Band, Secretary, First Lieutenant, Student Conductor, Most Versatile Band Member, Music Festival, Literary Rally, Letter Award, All4State Orchestra, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Senior Class Secre- tary, Kit Kat Klub, Reporter, Student Council, Senior Play, Who's Who, Honor Roll. BILLY WILDER Band, Captain, Music Festival, Key Club, Presi- dent, Letter Award, Intramurals, Chatterbox Staff, Orchestra, Student Council, Parliamentarian, Annual Staff, Senior Play, Most Valuable Band Member. SAM TURNER JOHN UPCHURCH FBLA Club, 4-H Club, Band, Intramurals, Glee Club, Senior Play, Industrial Arts Contest, Music Festival. ELNA JEAN WILLIS Honor Roll, Kit Kat Klub, Book and Poetry Club, Library Club, A-H Club, Pepettes, Maiorette, FBLA Club, Dance Club, Tumbling Team, Intra- murals, Masquers Club, Letter Award, Music Festival, Home Ec. Club, Annual Staff, Senior Play. WATSON WILSON Football, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Alley Cats, Choir, Intramurals, Senior Play, Homeroom Of- ficer, R Club, Volleyball, Softball, 4-H Club. juuiars is ,I xy my 5 ? '12 l V ,l,, ,4,. .. V , L 13 ,x ,xv ,Xqx I, 1, 7 ' A F ' 'K L I s S . A ,'rk, N ' X: , 1 , x f' ' 1 I ' .4 in lx A xg , f S X liwdx, 5 -' 4' 5 H , .:' -. . , f .4 ' -, 'J , Q ,N LX, N, P R ,g,'nf 4 S- .g k:.g9.r?g an V.-. 'lg R, ,l A f Vx A E l ,gf I V igxg:L,f ww.A V4 A x f f A X . -AX IQI 'Mt Q' .TA -vv 'H Y v'fY7 Af' ' ' OFFICERS S-A i ' 'g 93 K? nk. HARRY BOYD President BEN JAMES ,,,.,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,.. V ice President MARGARET ANN RISER .,,., ,,,,,, T reasurer . MARY ANN MCLAURIN , ,. ,.., .. secrerary X 1 Q3 , - f, - V. - 4' 'S I g ,.- Q 4 X x A' ll' F f Q.:-I1-,I - -'i ... f f X BILL ADAMS GUY ALEXANDER EDWARD ANDREWS BILLY ARRANT JIMMY BALL HARRY BOYD BUDDY BRIDGER MARY JOYCE BRYANT GLORIA BRYANT ALICE BURNS MARSHA KAY CLINTON JOHNNY LOYD COLVIN TOMMY COOPER ESTHER CURRY FLORINE DAVIS E al K Q ,aff 015' X 'I - fl i w, I f . I '-1 , fr- an If f ' J-Wif '?' ' Sf 4 -'SEV 1 7' J tif' I f' 'Wifi' Tim-sw-+-x BILLY DELONY RALPH DELONY DEVONNE CREW DELONY SHIRLEY DEMPSEY JAMES DOUGLAS TOMMY DUBOSE LOUELLA DUKE J. W. DUKE MARGUERITE DUMAS JOHN WARD EDWARDS VIVIAN EDWARDS BARBARA EMMONS HAROLD FARMER JOANNE FEAZEL JOHN FOWLER ,039 i 5 X ps 1 L: 'SEX F x 14' fC,,W . fi' if f ANN 7' fu an . ins Y ' ?' -L. P 15 A A t 52 'I.7' H Q -if f 3x k I -S ' ,f ga x Ye f - - -1 ,R 1-, L' . iwiig A 1 - , , n - .Lx S -- 1 f ga N. ' ' J A fu 4' q I A'q1.QSa. ,. 'k'k S 1 ' . pp HANK FRASER INEZ FRASIER CHARLES FRAZER MARGARET FRAZIER RETHIE MAE FREE VIRGINIA GRAHAM MARY LYN N GLASGOW MARGARET GLOVER BOYD GOSS MARTHA CHARLOTTE CAROLYN HARRIS JIMMY HARRISON PRISCILLA HEARD GEORGE HILMAN FREDRIC HOOGLAND GREEN Flew-0,1 f S .wif 1 an qv 1 - ,453 :xi Il 1 -Q ff , :S II: Ei I Eff g f r 'M QAQ, AQ? BILLY HOWARD CHARLES HUMPHRIES LARRY INGRAM RAMIE JACKS BEN JAMES TOMMY JAMES MONROE JARDELL MARY JON JEFCOAT CHARLES JIMERSON JAN JOHNSTON LONNIE JONES NETTIE LEE KING BARBARA KOLB MALDA LARANCE LYNDA LEWIS ,.p-.ati 'W--W 'Q 'Q Q45 Q ' 4 IX? It af 5 'X DL BBQ: 1 1 2' A I f-Q 'F ,gf 4,1 ii 4. S FLORA JEAN LINDER LOUISE LINER CHARLES RAY LOTT OLBY LEE LOVE JAMES LYON BETTY MARTIN KATHERINE MARTIN TRAVIS MELTON CHARLES MONCRIEF BURTON MORGAN BETTY MURRY STELLA MacDONALD MARY ANN MCLAURIN PAUL MCLEAN BETTY NAFF Villa NELL RUTH NOAH .IANICE NOBLES WAYNE OWENS FRANCES PARISH BARNEY PAYTON MARTHA PEDEN ANDY PEE CAROLYN PESNELL EMMA JEAN PILGREEN TIMMY POOLE C. L. PUSSER KATHLEEN TERRIL PYE SHIRLEY REA VICKY REED JOHN RICHARDSON , I. . 1 If ., Qx E I Eff X. '15 Q Q MARGARET ANN RISER MARY MAUDE ROSS BUDDY SHELL MIDDLETON SHIRLEY KAREN SMALE BILL SMITH JOAN SORRELL MARVIN STEVENS KATIE STINSON BETTY TELFORD NELLIE THOMAS LORETA TINSLEY BOBBY TURNER JIMMY TURNER MARLENE SHIREY TURNER xx S fl QM ,.-14' 'mx 105 'Tv l L1 , I' X 1'-ug. r ' ROBERT LEE VINING ETHEL WALL MARY ELIZABETH WALL NELLIE WARTENBERG JAMES WHITE BETTYE HAYES WILDER JIMMY WILLIAMSON ESTHER WILLIS CLARA CURRY WOODS JOHN WOOLDRIDGE GARY YOUNG 'fn- A 1 in Aff H, J ' ' XX, H I ,, i in Rig JEAN ANDREWS CAMERON COWAN SAM TURNER TOMMY H I NTON SHEPHEARD HOOD WAYNE WALDRON SAM MOONEY WILLIAM OTWELL GENEVA ANDREWS BETTY ASHWORTH BARBARA BALL BETTY JO BALL REAGAN BEATTY JOAN BLONDIN RACHAEL BRANTON MONA BREWSTER VIRGINIA BRISTER MARTHA ROSE BUMP JOHN BURNHAM RACHAL CALAHAN x, A Y' N-.L 5 sqm, Y v'. 3 li .LV . V Q gi ,iw I K 1 J . K L: A f I Q X ,ff A I EAN'IEI f A Q ig I I X 1 JJALT I J J gf X ' , - ..r'ii:1f' AQNA SL ' f X ,ix BILLY CAUSEY ANNE CHANDLER VICTOR COLVIN VIRGINIA ANN CROWLEY MARY FRANCES DAVIDSON ALICE MARIE DAVIS SHIRLEY DAVIS SYLVIA DAVIS W. D. DAVIS ROY DELONY BOBBY DOUGLAS BOBBY DRIGGERS MYRTLE DUTTON JEWETTE FARLEY BETTY JEAN FERGUSON HAROLD FERGUSON CAROLYN FOSTER RICHARD FRANKLIN BOBBY FRAZIER JOHNNY FRAZIER RETHIE FREE REGGIE FRENCH PHILIP GARDNER NELDA GREEN Q 4 If-ng 'Nm-ff 'Ii 1 IS a I, 5:9 W. gg-W -4.31. V ' X 1 ,-' x'f'W1Qg,T 'I' v ' -- ' Q 5 axthf A A 'RF ' 2 I QW' S. 3 , -f ku WILLIE GREEN CHARLES GRIFFIN JOHNNY GULLATT MARGARET GUSTAFSON GAIL HANCHEY ANN HENDRICKSON MAUDIE MAY HICKS JIMMIE HINTON VIVIAN HOLDER GENEVA HOWARD MARY JOHNSON DON KENDRICK U 28 'iw , ,, W h A 11 fy ,ig gi 4,AL In 3 5 ggijwfh eyvi' V:V,V . 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I W, I IP, I, QA .Q , , U Q ' I1 ,y I . , .,1 ,zu BRYANT KENNEDY MAX KING PATSY KING RITA KOLB LINDA LEDBETTER MARION LEWIS PATSY LOVE ACIE MABRY KENNETH MABRY JOYCE MATHEWES JOHNNY MAXWELL MAC MCCULLIN 'w-ag. f! 7, ' fi Q DON SEGHERS EVA JEANNE SHIRLEY GLENDA SIMPSON DOROTHY SKINNER CHARLENE SKIPPER RAGAN SLATON ANITA SMITH SAM SPAIN CLARA BELL SPILLERS LEE STEGALL BETTY STEPHENS PEGGY STEWART 2 KATHRYN OXFORD TRAVIS PAYTON ROSA LEE PERKINS GLENDA PESNELL MARGARET PILGREEN GRACE POPE HARRIETT PUCKET ANNA RISER BOBBY ROBERTS ANN ROBINSON SELMA SANDERS DOROTHY SCARBOROUGH mi 3 MARY VIRGINIA STOVALL BETTY SUTTON HONOR JEAN TARBUTTON NORMA JEAN TERRILL KAREN UPCHURCH KAY VALLERY JOANNE WARTENBERG FRANCES WATSON LANE WELLS MILDRED WEMPLE BARBARA WHITE GERALD WILEY MARGARET WILLIAMS THOMAS WILLIAMSON MARTHA LILLIAN WILLIS , , I sp:-,'-gag J -P Alexander, James Earl Alexander, Jimmy Allbritton, Willard Anderson, Harriet Andrews, Marion Arie, Melba Ann Baker, Jane Baker, Lester Ball, Carolyn Ball, Jean Barksdale, Dorothy Barmore, Floy Barmore, Oren V. 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Dyson, Jerry Elliott, Miller Emanus, Zannie Ferguson, Alvis Q .mi .P N I 'lf Ferguson, Marilyn Fincher, Patsy Ruth Fitts, Larry Foster, Carolynn Foster, Shirley Ann Fowler, Marion Franklin, Alton Franklin, Doyce Ann Frasier, Lamar Frasier, Robert Free, Charolette Fuller, Jane Elizabeth Gardner, Rodney Gaudin, Geraldine Gibson, Harry Joe .. i 4' 5 ' A' is X x ,X Y X T 12 L Q is -3 Q ,NX ti Gipson, Freddie Jean Gipson, Mary Sue Glover, Mary Ann Glover, Roy Goss, Minnie Mae Harrison, Bobby Hart, Billy Hilburn, Wiley Hinton, Bobby Hogan, Bobbie Sue Hogue, Lois Holstead, John Holtzclaw, Pete Hood, Kendall Hood, Nell Hoover, Peggy Hubley, Jerry Hughes, Peggy James, Bobby Jefcoat, Mellie Jo it '95 1 Johnson, Charles Kendall, Catherine King, Jerry Knotts, Ronald Kuprionis, Mary Lawson, Roger Leachman, John 'B' -.V M,- X --'r T-2 x ' ll my TZ as -. is f , -in x 5 WK ,Q f , .M . 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ALTO SAXOPHONES: Ralph Feazel, Glenda Mathewes, John Wooldridge, Gary Young. TENOR SAXOPHONES: Wayne Miller, Marvin Stevens. BARI- TONE SAXOPHONE: Martha Lillian Willis. CORNETS and TRUM- PETS: Shelby Cruse, W. D. Davis, Bobby Driggers, Charles Jimer- son, Catherine Kendall, William Larance, Mary Moore, Don Motes, Buddy Shell, Oliver Spencer, Billy Wilder. TROMBONES: Ernest Culpepper, Roy Glover, Gail Hanchey, Malcom Hood, Charles Lyon, Delmar Woods. FRENCH HORNS: Robert Bridger, Patsy Fincher, Beverly Sanders, Virginia Willis, Sara Williamson. BARITONES: Alice Burns, Mary Ann Glover, Katie Stinson, Esther Willis. E FLAT BASS: Page Faulk. BB FLAT BASS: James Alexander, Fredric Hoogland. SNARE DRUMS: Hank Frazier, Barney Payton, John Ritchie, Fack Tobin. TYMPANI, CHIMES and BELLS: Larry Ingram. MARIMBA: Esther Curry, Louella Duke. Hank and Poetry lub Dawn Wesson Joan Blonclin ,A,A Mozelle Russell H Joanne Puckett ss,ss, Miss Alice Griffin Gloria Dean Bryant, Marsha K. Clinton, Celia Colvin, Shelby Jean Davis, Sue Defreese, Ada Nell Deloney, Marilyn Ferger- son, Carolyn Foster, Margaret Gustafson, Priscilla Heard, Ann Hendrickson, Vivian Holder, Mary Jon Jefcoat, Catherine Ken- dall, Linda Ledbetter, Patsy Love, Janice Nobles, Anna Riser, Mary Maude Ross, Ruth Carol Scheerer, Anita-Smith, Betty Stephen, Joan Sorrell, Katie Stinson, Betty Sutton, Honor Tar- button, Mary Rose Turner, Lane Wells, Gale Wesson, Irma Willett. ,. ....e,e,ee,s.. President , .,.,s,,,,e,e,,.,. Vice President Q:- Secretary and Treasurer W' fi Reporter Sponsor 911 ture Kusincss leader af America rr Polly Beatty, Alta Belton, Dot Blaushild, Nan Boyd, Jimmie Bryan, Gloria Bryant, Don Carroll, Marsha Kay Clinton, Clara Curry, Esther Curry, Florine Davis, Bob Ann Davidson, Billy Delony, Barbara Emmons, Harold Farmer, Joan Feazel, Bobby Franklin, Inez Frazier, Margaret Frasier, Jo Ann Frazier, Rethie Free, Mary Lynn Glasgow, Margaret Glover, Dorothy Goff, Virginia Graham, Martha C. Green, Mary Ellen Jiles, Carolyn Harris, Jimmy Harrison, Mary Hart, George Hawkins, Priscilla Heard, Tommy Hinton, Alice Hood, Barbara Kolb, Malda Larance, Linda Lewis, Louise Liner, Obly Love, Juanita Mabry, Betty Martin, Katherine Martin, Bettie Murry, Patsy Nelson, Nell Ruth Noah, Billye Sue Otwell, lreta Owens, Wayne Patton, Frances Parrish, Sybil Pee, Martha Peden, Carolyn Pesnell, Joyce Poole, Nancy Post, Joanne Puckett, Shirley Sanders, Rosemary Singleton, Karen Smale, Bill Smith, Marvin Stevens, Betty Telford, Mary Elizabeth Wall, Nellis Wartenberg, Bettye Hayes Wilder, Dorothy Woodard, Martha Young, Mrs. Edna Erle Kavanaugh, Sponsor. Che Wzaffcrbor Staff ----magf, ,ff ,A6 Cf , ,1 X1 -uid.. -- -..Q- EDITORIAL STAFF Ruth Knotts 77 7 7 77 7 7 7 Editor Juanita Mabry 77 77 News Editor Virginia Lott 7 77 Feature Editor Dickey Hinton 77 7. Sports Editor Erla Faye Liner 777 7 7 7 ,,,,,, 7 7 Exchange Editor Bedi Risinger ,,o,o ,eoo, 7 7 ,,o, 7 ooooo 7 Cartoonist Ruth Carol Scheerer, Katie Stinson, Stella McDonald 77 77 7 7 7 7 7 Columnists Jimmie Bryan 7 77 .7,e,eo, 77 7 77 7777777.7A , 777777 777777 Typist Johnny Gullatt, Willie Hogue, Anna Riser, Vivian Holder, Sara Williamson, Ann Hendrickson, Dorothy Etta Goff, Wayne Patton, Jo Ann Blondin, Cathryn Kendall 77 7 77 77 7 7 77777 7 7 7 7 7 Reporters Miss Charlotte Lewis 77 77 77 7 7 Advisor BUSINESS STAFF Martha Peden, Mary Lynn Glasgow, Margaret Ann Riser 7 Business Managers Lee Stegall, Glenda Simpson, Mary Virginia Stovall, Nell Ruth Noah 7 7 Solicitors James Lyon YYYY , Y ,YY7,7777,,Y7 7777777 7 7 7 77 7 7 77 Mailing Nlarlagel' Miss Maggie Hinton 7 7 7 7 77 7 77 77 77777 77 77777 f Advisor .........-1.-- 1' f L,- ff, ,fj Z IJ, Q1 if ,....-.Q Grorgae , iw First row, right to left: Bobby Hinton, Ragan Madden, Freddie Nelson, Horace Cobb, Donnie Owens, Bobby Harrison, Fred Mizell, James Lowery, Jimmy Love, Lamar Nick, Lamar Frasier. Second row: Billy Hart, Tommy Nolan, Wiley Hilburn, Henry Lewis, Gerald Cobb, Jerry Dyson, Roger Lawson, Roy Glover, Larry Fitts, Marshall Bice, Jabe Napper. Third row: Kendall Hood, John Leachman, Johnny Pixton, Pete Holtzclaw, Marion Fowler, Harry Joe Gibson, Jimmy Alexander, Tommy Richardson, Wayne Parks, Bobby James. Fourth row: Robert Frasier, J. B. Chrisman, Willard Allbritton, Charles Smith, Eddie Chandler, Marion Meadows, Mrs. L. J. Garrett, Sponsor. Not in picture: Paul Covington, .lohn Holstead, Ronald Knotts. 41 'F6' 49 662574 ,, F9 -. x 5 xii' I mvm ., . 2 , I QM AW Nl., 1 X N . 4 b nv Y A Nm. X .WJ ' ,,... ' ' ' - ' . X 1..- M., , L , X.. or-U' A I ,f .f5:u,l..,.xrj-- 'Sfxb Kusiau High alma! Pepcflvs gf A,.,, Dorothy Etta Goff President 'V WV- K 33 It . Que d NXMOV Hes wi? Barbara Emmons Treasurer Vicky Reed Secrefa ry Nell Ruth Noah Vice President Q 2g, ,,,,, M W ' 'T' - ,qt -x A W 1 - ,L im, Qgw W gh , f fAf:5 s5' ef,F by-by fy rl-ff +MEm,Ax. iA 75W35' i f ' wfEfwJ',.-fatf ' , s.vf, wf , 'V 1- I- nf af - . g l 1 X- 1- , asf sg. . w1,f,k W- M14 YL 'in STAR PLAYER Martha Ormond, Mary Jon Jefcoat, Eria Faye Liner, Alice Burns, Stella McDonald, Esther Willis, Inez Frazier, Bedi Risinger, Katie Stinson. Martha Jo Ormond President Yvonne Farley Vice President Dawn Wesson Secretary Nan Boyd Treasurer Eria Faye Liner Reporter Miss Martha Clingan SISTER SUE Bob Ann Davison, Ethel Wall, Nan Boyd, Yvonne Farley. Olliene Kelly Assistant Director 5 f l Sponsor HOLLYWOOD CAN WAIT Dorothy Etta Goff, Janice Nobles, Carolyn Simmons, Jo Ann Boldin, Mary Jon Jef- coat, Dawn Wesson. Ma qucr Klub BETTY'S BARGAIN Martha Young, Stella McDonald, Esther Willis, Ethel Wall, lnez Frazier, Katie Stinson. Debate gfllb Www Q it lf Bill Smith, Charles Stewart, Billy Deloney, Tommy Hunt, Ben James, Billy Wilder, Freda Grambling, Celia Colvin, Gail Hanchey, Margaret Glover, Glenda Mitchell, Joanne Puckett, Mozelle Russell, Virginia Crowley, Vicky Reed, Mary Ann McLaurin, Betty Risirlger, Frances Watson, Hilma Ezell, Edward Andrewes, Payton Covington, Harry Boyd, Wayne Owens, Don Motes, Johnny Gullatt, Gerald Cobb, Bill Mecom, Ragan Burt Madden, Charles Johnson, Marvin 'Green, James Moncrief, Mrs. L. J. Garrett, Sponsor. gl, E , 3 5 5 A oimlsshww w. if Qu if iv df' . '- W In f u , :QP Q45 :K ,EQ ,xl Q . f. H n , N195 . A ' A yffsflfk 5 52 D , 4 J Q 'n -fi Yi- fm ' 'Z ,- vs ,s 'F-' 1 mafkqxl if QRSTM' ., -'g -an A ffxx f- ' 4.1. ' ' fx A ' 2 BKUO ' af Q of - 51 ' llvo Q' dflllfflfd '9'C'in'L1 'lr 'K th vy4 t wh. ,W ft' WW Q gg? James Moncrief presidenf Jimmy Turner Treasurer Ed dA d war n rews ...,. .e,..,eee Vice President Wayne Paffon -4---f---- -e--e--- R epoffef M . ac McCuIIm .e,,..e,e A .,e,......,e Secretary MV- J- L- Harper -fe-- --ff--ef- 5 Ponsof Hams Sc. 611117 7 r ,Fx i -ac Li N73 Gloria Dean Bryant President Anifa Smith oe ., eeeueae Pianist Malda Jean Larance, e, 7e.,,,e Vice President Ada Nell Delony e,7e Song Leader Mozelle Russell 7 ,,,e,, 7 Secretary Marsha Kay Clinton Historian Dorothy Scarborough , , Treasurer Key Klub Billy Wilder ee v..oee.e.e.., eo,eee..,eeeeeee,ee. ,eefooe P r esidenf Tommy Hunt eee.,eoo . ,oeoo , A ae,,., ,e ,vaere , Treasurer Bill NleCOm P Y Vllef e---.f . -.,feel ViCe Presideni James Moncrief e7..e,ea.,e.,,,ee,e.ee,, e Parliamentarian Marvin Green i. ee eeeeeee Secretary Bill Smith , e,o, Sergeant-at-Arms 01' Q MlSS LEWIS' HOME ROOM First row: Billy Stinson, Herman Smith, Dickey Hinton, Reagan Sutton, Willy Lee Hogue, Raymond Edwards. Second row: John Kuprionis, Bill Mecom, 'Shelby Giles, Marvin Green, James Moncrief. Third row: Robert CSonnyD Taylor, Billy Wilder, Allen McCloud, Dan Mabry, Miss Charlotte Lewis. Fourth row: Paul Dupont, A. G. Owens. Fifth row: Tommy Hunt, Don Mabry, Charles McCloud. Not shown: James Brewster, Jack Cook, Jimmy Futrell, and John E. Upchurch. 1 l fig fffklky ? ?'-1 W 3 N313 BOYS' and GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES Marvin Green James Moncrief Freda Grambling Dorothy Etta Goff Betty Risinger Dawn Wesson Carolyn Simmons, Billy Sfinson, Paula Torberf, Jay Williams, Mary Ann McLaurin. Good in spite of the weather. KILE f ,WW 4 sh:'...z , , 337'- 1 .nm And The Band marches on. SEC 3 592 fs, To ,J ,s 5.1.4 LM' i --H Q , wk, YQ 'E 'Qfrs-,S ,, -M, 4 ,. -V W QE, k1A,V,,, 'Va' pm' 551, ?v..-Ff, A QQ i N ZA. F 1 ,r f Nr fx 1 if 4- 3 if 1, an 1 X 1327? Y Q N wg . , 5 H, Q 43 2 ' QL Y uv-'Sw O Q if A 'Q 1? xv 'iv I CHARACTERS Nancy Mrs. Hollister Stephen Mr. Karolodis Laurette Bruce Guppy Al Miss Ellis Miss Norman Debbie Ginger Elsa Bea Judy Richard SPRING NIGHT CAST AFTERNOON Dawn Wesson Ruth Knotts John E. Upchurch James Moncrief Freda Grambling Billy Wilder Payton Covington Larry Terry Myra Britt lreta Owens Elna .lean Willis Carolyn Simmons Cynthia Taylor Juanita Mabry Hilma Ezell Don Mabry NIGHT Dorothy Etta Goff Nancy Post Dickey Hinton Charles McCloud Bob Ann Davison Charles Stewart Jerry Norris Butch Wilson Nan Boyd Betty Risinger Katherine Nash Dorothy Woodard Eria Faye Liner Olline Kelly Martha Jo Ormond Sonny Taylor The Junior-Senior Prom is off to a good sta A Baker's dozen Belles of The Ball. 6 v QW? il? Everybody has fun. 'I W. 5- - M uf. 3 'Nui gi we 5 1 - f - J.Ef-4-- h-2 fin- lfmyh. V , ' an if ig. K 1 5 ' 5 .W y ff m A ' W Q 5 , I I 1.2'7 'lv -mg, fm: i IWR ! ..'T 41 4. - AA Jan Johnston Bob Ann Davison Ch I S Assistant Editor Feature Editor F d U ar es tewart f ' re a Grambling Editor Feature Editor Dawn Wesson Marvin Stevens Alice Marie Davis Juanita Mabry Senior Editor Junior Editor Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor fl! 'Rfk 'V' Billy Wilder Don Mabry Reagan Sutton Jerry Norris Business Managers E K tr ww? ff, A F i lf' Nancy Post Katherine Nash Glenda Matthews Betty Risinger Ruth Johnson Snapshot Editor Sports Editor Organizations Art Editor Sponsor ,4 fhlcfics i 1 2 x 9 - 'X ' 'N Q 5 x i iii 1 ,1 3 UM 1952 l6'mrmfs 5? 58 77 5-gi H First row, left to right: J. Hoogland, L. Martin, T. Hinton, P. FO'-Jfih 0W1 R- Dei0n9Yf 5hiVieYf Monffieff Green, TBYIOVI R- Hinton, Drewett, P. Covington, H, Deloney, Oxford, Hubbard. Dei0f1EYf Dfiggefsf F- H'-'Joglandf HUNT' Meiionf Mafmcfef Second row: D. Hinton, N. Richardson, Smith, J. Richardson, Harrison- Reed, Stewart, Barham, G.Sar1difer, B. Deloney, French, Siaton, Fiiih VOW- Nolan, K- MabfYf Gibson' J- Edwards. MCI-eafb Third row: Colvin, Ferguson, Wilson, James, Jones, Hogue, D. Vining' H- Sifolieff P- C0VinQf0nf Sandiief- Mabry, Patterson, R. Edward, G. Strozier, Gullatt. I 952 MASCOT -N- U15 lgczzrmf washes R. W. MOOSE PHILLIPS Coach Assistant Football Coach and Head Baseball Coach. L. J. HOSS GARRETT Coach Head Athletic Director and Football Coach. A REVIEW OF THE i952 SEASON RUSTON HIGH SCHOOL BEARCATS Frog Barham off to the races OLD MAN TRADITION -AND TORNADO-ARE LICKED It was a battle with OI' Man Tradition, as well as the Golden Tornado of Haynesville when the Claiborne parish AA team invaded Class A Ruston on Sept. 12. For the first time in history, the Bearcats hung up two victories in a row over Haynesville, but they did it the hard way. In fact, the game was already over when Fullback Glynn Sandifer blasted through the line to tie up the ball game at 6-6. It took several minutes for the officials to clear the field for that all-important try for the extra point. With thousands standing tensely waiting the boot, the spheroid went into the air . . . end over end . . . climbing for the cross bar . . . it's to the right! . . . no, it's to the left . . . and then . . . The official's arms were stretched high over his head. It was over. Joe Richardson had come through. And the sound, as a mighty rushing wind . . . was nothing more than several thousand Bearcat par- tisans remembering to breathe again. Ruston 7, Haynesville 6. The iinx was licked. -I 1 Walter Reed in for the ' kill When Ruston's football Bearcats reported for work late in July, the defending state Class A champions were riding the crest of a I3-game winning streak and there were high hopes for another successful season for the gridders of Coaches Hoss Garrett and Moose Phillips. There were even some optimistic souls who went way out on the proverbial limb and predicted that the Ruston lads would repeat their stellar performance of l95l when they marched to a state championship. Coaches Garrett and Phillips still were at the helm, and they had proven by past performances that they could produce winners. And quite a number of the same players who had swamped I3 opposing elevens the season before were on hand again for the 1952 campaign. Anything could happen, everybody thought-but few expected what really did happen. Ruston left little to be imagined when the Bearcats opened the schedule on August 29 with a resounding victory over the Class B Hornets of Arcadia. With the first team playing little more than a quarter of the game, the Bearcat reserves marched to a 26-6 victory for Win No. ld. Ace over for a T.D. A TUNE-UP THAT BACKFIRED For weeks, the most dreaded AA team in the state had been pointing for the all-victorious Bearcats . . . Pointing for a tune-up game that was supposed to get them in shape for a strenuous AA schedule and a waltz to the state's big grid crown. Ouachita parish high school of Monroe came to town. It would be a breeze. Every sports writer in Louisiana except one-our own Mr. Newman of the Ruston Leader-had picked the big Lions to take the game without any trouble. Well, it wasn't any trouble for the team to wing only the team that won was Ruston-by a 34-7 county and the second and third strings played the last quarter of the game. All-State Charley Barham had a track meet. The tune-up was accomplished-in reverse. Ace over for a first down SAME SONG . . . HOW MANY VERSES? It was the same song, umpteenth verse the next Friday night over in Homer as the Bearcats stretched their skein to T8 consecutive wins at the expense of the Pelicans-25-O. And the cry was beginning to be heard, Who's gonna stop the Bearcats? The sportswriters of the state were beginning to climb on the Ruston Leader's bandwagon and the scribes were picking the Bearcats to win by whatever score Coach Garrett chooses to run up. And, again, against Homer, the linemen helped in adding up the final count. Pat Hinton intercepted a Homer pass when his baby brother, Tommy, rushed the Pel thrower and ambled some 20 yards to pay dirt. Reed hit hard on goal line - l REBELS ROUTED BY BUMPTIOUS BEARCATS The country-bumpkins Cfrom Ruston, that isj paid a little visit to the city swells Cof Pinevillej. And when it was all over, every Bearcat that could get into a uniform had had part in a 52-12 massacre of the Rebels. lt wasn't a question of who scored which touch- down, but how many, Even the linemen got into the scoring. Big Red Deloney, who was to repeat as an All-State tackle and who was placed on the national high school All-American squad at the end of the 1952 season, galloped across the goal line for six points on a recovered blocked kick. 0 Barham through the middle BALL GAME? OR BATTLE ROYAL? What should have been an easy ball game at Winn- field the next week turned into an almost battle royal as the Winn parish Tigers tried to give the Bearcats a working over in retaliation of some fancied wrong. It was a rough and tumble contest, played on almost even terms the first half, but the Tigers didn't have the staying power built into a Garrett-Phillips machine and the final count was 27-7. Charley Barham was again the big gun for the l9th consecutive Bearcat win, although Coach Garrett kept him on the bench most of the game after the party began to get rough. Reed intercepts pass against Neville and goes for a T.D. FROM 7-6 TO 33-7-OVER THE RED DEVILS In 1951, the Natchitoches Red Devils gave the championship-bound Bearcats their closest scare, hold- ing the Ruston machine to a 7-6 score. But 1952 was a different story. It wasn't as cold as a well digger in Idaho. There were several thousand highly partisan home-town fans in the stands of James Stadium. And it was homecoming for the Bearcats. Natchitoches fielded a wonderful ball club. Several of their players were later selected on All-State and All- District teams. But, the chips were down for the Bearcats and they had to live up to their reputation. The pressure was mounting to the bursting point. And when the sound and fury had died away-Ruston 33, Natchitoches 7. It was No. 21 in a row for Buck Stewart and Company. Barham, behind good blocking by Pat Stub Hinton MORE TIGER MEAT-BUT IT WAS TOUGH!! The Bearcats got their second weekend diet of Tiger meat the following Friday over in Monroe, but the Neville High School eleven proved much tougher than he previous weekend diet. It was a great ball game. lt was a hard-fought but cleanly-played contest. Both teams deserved to win. Ruston wanted the game more than Neville, which about sums up the outcome as the Bearcats brought home Victory No. 20 by a 14-7 score. Barham off tackle for a touchdown BEAT RUSTON BANQUETU FAILS TO PAY OFF The SRO sign was hung but early in the week for the Friday, Oct. 31 date which brought the Minden Crimson Tide to James Field for a grudge battle with the Ruston Bearcats. For over a year, Minden fans had been claiming they could have beaten Ruston in 1951- if we hadn't met you in our opening game. Halloween night, 1952, was to be a different story -they thought. And, by golly, it almost was. Final score: Ruston 12, Minden 7. And the Bearcats had to prove they were champions by coming back from behind in the final period to snag victory out of almost sure defeat. . Reggie French, sophomore halfback, was the dif- ference. Minden had been filling the air full of passes all night-to good effect. But, they threw one too many. That one was the aerial French intercepted. And that was the ball game. Ace over for his third T.D. in game with Jonesboro-Hodge AND THAT SET THE STAGE-FOR JONESBORO-HODGE Yes, that was all for the home schedule. The next week would bring on Jonesboro-Hodge Cand don't forget Hodge!D It was to be the game to end all games-at Jonesboro. It was all or nothing for the Bearcats who wanted, more than anything else, to wind up two consecutive schedules without a defeat, and in the process, take Win 24 in a row. But, Jonesboro-Hodge Cand Jackson Parishj were ready and waiting. The Tigers were more than willing and Ceverybody thoughtj plenty able to snap the Bear- cat skein. And that past master with the crying towel, Coach Hoss Garrett, put on his most mournful expression. We ain't got a chance, bub. Which may, in fact, have been the tipoff, because past experience has proven that when Hoss Garrett talks like that, Katy, bar the door. Results: Not a ball game but more of a track meet. Everybody got into the act. Final score: Ruston 42, Jonesboro-Hodge O, THE LAST HOME GAME-AND AN ALMOST UPSET We'll have it easy Friday night against Farmerville. So said 99 out of lO0 Ruston football fans. The only thing wrong with that was that the Bearcats started believing it, too. The final score: Farmerville 7, Ruston 34, but only after some 5000 Ruston fans were scared within a hair of their lives. And the Bearcats decided that they'd have to play ball after all, if they wanted to win. The first half was scoreless. At the end of the third quarter Ruston had a 7-O lead. Then, early in the final period, Farmerville tied it at 7-all. Then the roof fell in -on Farmerville. The Bearcat varsity, pleading for lust one more chance, coach, got back into the ball game. Boom, BOOM! BOOM!! BOOM!!! Reggie French off for a nice gain against Springhill THEN, lT BEGAN TO HAPPEN After going through two consecutive seasons and two l95l playoff games without a defeat, the Bearcats still didn't know whether they'd have a shot at the title again. In the big, sprawling North Louisiana district, two teams still were in the running-and the Bearcats would have to wait until Thanksgiving day to learn the final answer. Well, it went down to the wire-and Springhill won the Thanksgiving day game from Minden and the right to challenge Ruston for the district crown. So, the game was set up and playoff arranged, after Ruston had been sitting idly by for three weeks to learn their fate. Ruston vs. Springhill-there. It was a cold night in Springhill Tuesday, Dec. 2, l952, Sportswriters throughout the state billed it as the battle of two grid giants. If Ruston won, chances were that the l95l championship game would have to be played over as Ponchatoula was riding high in South Louisiana and wanted nothing more than a chance to avenge their 1951 defeat handed them by the Bearcats. It was a long ride home-for Ruston. The long layoff was too much. A boy by the name of John D. Crowe was too much, also. Springhill won ld-O, the first time in almost five years that Ruston had been shut-out. And the first game in 25 consecutive contests that the Bearcats wound up on the short end of the score. The next day comments were heard to the effect that the best team last night won. But Editor Newman of The Leader disagreed. The best team-last night-won, was the way he put it. BEAT ARCADIA . fr That was the end of football for the Bearcats in 1952. Springhill went on to win the championship. But, when the boys loaded on the bus for the long ride home from Springhill that night, this was what you heard: Let's beat Arcadia! We open against them next September. THE LIONS CLUB MAKES ITS AWARDS AT THE ANNUAL FOOTBALL BANQUET 1 COACH R. W. MOOSE PAT HINTON CHARLIE BARHAM COACH L. J. HO5S PHILLIPS Most Valuable Most Valuable GARRETT Bearcat Line Coach Lineman Back Bearcat Backfield 'k 'k-k ak arn- -ki:-k Aug. Sept Sept Sept, Oct. Oct. 'Oct. Oct. 'Oct. Nov. 'Nov. Dec. I 952 SEASONS RESULTS RUSTON BEA RCATS 29-Arcadia ........... Lw-,- 6 I2-Haynesville ..,,. ,,,,, 0 I9-Ouachita ,-L.,L ,,,,, 7 26-Pineville LLL... ,,--A,L, 1 2 3-Homer .,,,.,,, ---- g 0 10-Winntield ,,,. .,,,L 7 I7-Neville ,.L,. LL... 7 24-Natchitoches ,,,,., ,,,,, 7 31-Minden ,,.,.....,,,,.v., -L,,- 7 7-Farmerville L,,,.,...,,, ---v L 7 I 4-Jonesboro-Hodge .,,,,,, ,----,-- 0 2-Springhill .... ...,,,... . .. ,,,,, 4-14 Denotes Conference Games Denotes Homecoming Denotes,Playoff Games Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston Ruston and Head Coach ---,,,L52 ,,,,,,,25 ---,,,,33 ,,-,,,-34 -M O ALL STATERS CHARLIE BARHAM RED DELONY All-State Fullback AIl.5fafe Tackle 4-Year Letterman 4-Year Letterman ALL-STATE HGNORABLE MENTION S E T zffm K-9:'ik1!'x BUCK STEWART WALTER REED ACE SANDIFER All-State Honorable Mention All-State Honorable Mention All-Stare Honorable Mention Quarterback Right Haffluflf Fullback T A Q PAT HINTON TOMMY HINTON I LANE MARTIN CLEM PREWETT All-State Honorable Mention All-State Honorable Mention All-State Honorable Mention ,All-State Honorable Mention Right Guard Right Tackle Right Tackle Center . X9 - Ai N Vdrslfy X xx , .Q ?, L-2 f r Baseball l953 VARSITY LETTERMEN First row: R. Taylor, J. Cobb, G. Hilman, D. Seagers, J. Gullatt. K C51 Second row: R. W. Phillips, Coach, D. Hinfon, R. Edwards, V. Colvin, D. Cruse, D. Oxford, L. Martin, W. Wilson, C. McCloud, L. Terry. y! 5 Q xf VP WILLIE EGG HOGUE Nonh Loulsnana Pole Vault Champron TOMMY BABY HINTON North Louasfana Shot-Put Champion fi, , t 5 . T Varsity l6'z1sk dba!! Firsi row: S. Giles, D. Seagers, R. Edwards, W. Green, L. Martin, D. Hinton, H. Ferguson Second row: J. Kuprionis, R. Taylor, J. White, J. Harrison, B. James, J. Hilman, L. Terry. Third row: Coach, E. D. Perkins. ff 'xii' .rg , 'Q ,, 'W , lb ii , NORTH LOUISIANA RALLY SOFTBALL TEAM First row: C. Pusser, M. Shirley, B. Stewart, R. Slaton, G. Sandifer. Second row: C. Smith, J. Woods, B. Adams, B. Arrant, J. Wooldridge, B. Thurman. Third row: C. Lott, M. Green. NORTH LOUISIANA RALLY VOLLEYBALL TEAM P First row: L. Terry, R. Edwards, L. Martin, D. Hinton, D. Mabry. Second row: J. Kuprionis, D. Oxford, B. James. Hays ' ljhysicul Sducafiau tb Ti VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, COACH, and MANAGER Coach, Lucille Carpenter, B. Naff, S. Baker, J. Andrews, B. Martin, B. Telford, L. Lewis, V. Edwards, M. Ormand. Kneeling: V. Willis, M. Glover, B. Davison, D. Woodard, Y. Farley. GAMES Neville Chatham Simsboro Chouclrant Downsville Winntield A Minden Rayville fa TOURNAMENTS Simsboro Choudrant Ouachita IPlaced Fourthj Captain, Sue Baker, proudly exhibits Co-Captain, Tip Woodard, was chosen her sportsmanship Trophy from The to be on the first all-tournament team Ouachita Tournament. in the Ouachita Tournament. ,,,' , LLil'z , 1 5 M if . S. A f-- .yhg ' In 2 I M W A wx If I E, W. W w 5 it , M.-'Q be V!!! V, ' if .Q X ,Q f HX Sggg Q WR '-. X 4 ,A , Y- . M, a . Mi an , wp ' gpm . 5 ' K A : I T .,, grim - . ti N-W. 2 - J in . Y A ,,v y I M ,ivx N V742 rv 6 . , . I 2 ig! HH ig ga 5, fs m la PLI' L ' ' ' :Sl Q ' 1? 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