Ruston High School - Resume Yearbook (Ruston, LA)

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Standing: Mr. R. C. Colvin, Mr. J. C. Ritchie, Superintendent Morelle Emmons, Mr. Lee Nobles, Mr. C. P. Frazier, Mr. Charles Terrill. I w DR. MARY C. WILSON, Supervisor MR. ROBERT L. SEEGERS, Visiting Teacher MR. R. G. HANCHEY Principal MRS. LOUISE M. ALTON Music MISS MURIE LEE CHESHIRE Physical Education Sponsor of Pepettes Girls' Softball and Volleyball Coach MRS. SOPHIA COOK Home Economics Home Economics Club Sponsor FAC U LTY MR. THOMAS G. JUDD Assistant Principal Social Science Key Club Sponsor Debate Club Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor MR. H. E. BELISLE Mechanical Drawing Industrial Art MISS MARTHA CLINGAN English Masquers Club Sponsor MRS. SYBIL EDMUNDS Biology MR. DENHAM GARNER Mathematics Basketball Coach Baseball Coach MRS. L. J. GARRETT English Student Council Sponsor Freshman Class Sponsor MISS ALICE GRIFFIN Librarian Book and Poetry Club Sponsor Advisor of Library Assistants Supervisor of Library Science MISS MAGGIE HINTON English Chatterbox Business Manager 'FACULTY MR. L. J. GARRETT Boys' Physical Education Head Athletic Coach MRS. ELIZABETH M. GILBERT English French MR. JACK L. HARPER Agriculture F.F.A. Sponsor MISS RUTH JOHNSON Mathematics Junior Class Sponsor Annual Sponsor MRS. EDNA ERLE KAVANAUGH Commerce F.B.L.A. Sponsor MISS CHARLOTTE LEWIS English Chatterbox Sponsor Journalism Quill and Scroll Sponsor MR. MORGAN D. PEOPLES Social Science Debate Club Sponsor Key Club Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor MR. R. W. PHILLIPS Social Science Assistant Football Coach Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. KENNETH N. LaCAZE Commerce F.B.L.A. Sponsor MR. J. E. MITCHAM Band MR. E. D. PERKINS Mathematics Tennis Coach Pee Wee Football Coach MISS CORALIE SAUNDERS Home Economics Home Economics Club Sponsor MR. THOMAS E. STEWART Chemistry Physics General Science - 4, 'Y - v- lf -. --V1 -1 L, :SE T-i-,44-,-Z-. E.-5 'C -gaf--f -1 , .3 , , , Y -,, - B .i ! 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W' fl Q 454 M K 1- :M m '11- zz .W QS MARSI-IA KAY CLINTON Honor Roll, Letter Award, Pepettes, FBLA, Glee Club, Intramurals, Varsity Softball, Rally Contestant, Music Festival, Library Club, Book and Poetry Club, FHA Treas- urer, Parliamentarian, 4-H Club, Achieve- ment Day, Homeroom Treasurer. ESTI-IER CURRY Glee Club, Band, Library Club, FBLA, Intramurals, Music Festival, Concert Band, Freshman Choir, Book and Poetry Club, Honor Club. DEVONNE CREW DELONY Book and Poetry Club, Library Club, Kit Kat Klub, Pepettes, Maiorette, Sophomore Class Beauty, Glee Club, Intramurals. RALPI-I DELONY FLORINE DAVIS FBLA, FHA, Freshman Choir, Homeroom Secretary, Glee Club, Band, Senior Choir, 4-H Club, Intramurals, Music Festival, Honor Roll, Achievement Day, Library Club, Sub-Deb Club. BILLY DELONY Letter Award, FBLA, Vice President, 4-H Club, Vice President, Football, R Club, Track, Softball, Rally Contestant, Key Club, Student Council. Litais, x-..,, vga f I'IIf: f -fs f.L 4 xa rx, f 1 R J SSL, K V '55 I K I -ww! 1' JOAN FEAZEL Honor Roll, Library Club, Book and Poetry Club, Library Assistant, Homeroom Vice President, FBLA Club, 4-H Club President, Letter Award, Intramurals. JOHN Fovvl.ER Student Director of Senior Play, Intra- murals. MARY LYNN GLASGOW Letter Award, Honor Roll, Sub-Deb Club, Treasurer, Secretary, Historian, Pepettes, Treasurer, Senior Play, Junior Play, Music Festival, Choir, Glee Club, Octet, Mixed Ensemble, Intramurals, Debate Club, 4-H Club, Masquers Club, Home Economics Club, FBLA, Girls' State Alternate, Annual Staff, Chatterbox Staff, Business Manager. MARGARET GLovER R Club, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Soft- ball, lntramurals, FBLA, Secretary, Student Council, 4-H Club, Library Club, Pepettes. r HANK FRASER Key Club, Marching Band, Concert Band, Music Festival, Honor Roll. INEZ FRASIER Book and Poetry Club, Intramurals, Fresh- man Choir, Honor Roll, Senior Choir' 1 Glee Club, Octet, Sextet, Masquers Club, FBLA Treasurer, 4-H Club, Secretary, Treasurer, Letter Award, Rally Contestant- 1 Music Festival, Library Assistant, Home- room Secretary-Treasurer. .Q R 1 - ,ms'rixu ves sr MARTHA CHARLOTTE GREEN Pepettes, Masquers Club, Tennis Team, FBLA, Senior Play, Junior Play, Intra- murals, Glee Club, Sub-Deb Club, Vice President, Treasurer, Home Economics Club, Letter Award, Music Festival, Senior Choir, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Library Club, Rally Contestant, Chatterbox Staff, Annual Staff, Book and Poetry Club, Sextet, Mixed Quartet, 4-H Club, Song Leader, Honor Roll. MARY BETH GRIFFIN 4-H Club, Home Economics Club. VIRGINIA GRAHAM FBLA Club, Senior Choir. BILLIE FAYE GRAY Band, FHA, 4-H Club, Music Festival, Senior Play. CAROLYN HARRIS Intramurals, Glee Club, Senior Choir, Music Festival, 4-H Club, Achievement Day, FHA Club, FBLA Club, Pepettes, Senior Play, Honor Roll, Tumbling Team. JIMMY HARRISON FBLA, Basketball. 1 ' L.,: Q .,,, g,X.,1..,2l?-WARS.,imiy vw 5: 4:a..w,.- 4.4 - - ,Q-.BQ iEV ' Wi, Ex Fix' ff QL RLT! i f .v .',,.QX ., ,S Q . l 1. ik X- S Q-X rg , 2 x 4 - . . Wsi,Sf,.,, ,Q T J i X p K W fx.-Q.,.,m,'.1, is ,fp xg fl W 1 3. -1 Y Sis p N 2 fl ffT?zf'3 His: , , , .iz NLM! V17 'K -K 1- P75 r-MxS i,' S315 'fig K 'kh -' , L.,A.. x-ll,-l1,1111,'... ,,L1Mi I . , EP xiefszsfzzizlgws-xx. -- W ' fh faqusffsfzf 'Q1.f-wasp, -V. -vxiifhgi-,W ag , ig,, , 54.zL 1337 gk 2. 1. ,Wf.,5gg...,i:.,Q5gg4,X A .513 'K 6:5335 ' ifijviin T 55455234 wry - lg::::.gg22gg5g5g.i.:i.:gL ' K ' ,, QM 4,57 55. WMV Iifftlax J H2131 , ,,,, 4255 Q'-T ,. , .,.h ,,. f 'ff ---251-Q .f WM . , X 2 x SN 1 Q4Mz ifj ' 'i f Q'QiQdl , A If ' 2 5.3.5 AgYWi,5M1,.VU V, A xi A A 5 W- hit? Eu 4 nag Q , T 1 Tiki . .sf 4, 63 5 i 1,2 1 2 ' X ' Q' i 1 xii? flffflf CHARLES JIMERSON Annual Staff, Rally Contestant, Marching Band, Senior Play, FBLA, Track, Football, Intramurals, Concert Band, Key Club, Li- brary Assistant, Music Festival, Letter Award, R Club, Homeroom President. BILLY JOHNSON BARBARA KOLB Senior Beauty, Band Maiorette, Band Music Festival, Glee Club, Intramurals Science Club, Secretary, FBLA, Chatter- box Staff, Honor Roll, Letter Award. MALDA JEAN LARANCE Basketball Intramural Championship Team, Vice President of Home Economics Club, FBLA, Library Club, Varsity Softball. 1 JAN JOHNSTON Sub-Deb Club, President, Reporter, Honor Roll, Annual Editor, Pepettes, Home Eco- nomics Club, Reporter, Senior Play, Rally Contestant, Masquers Club, Intramurals, Debate Club, Secretary, Treasurer, RHS Re- porter, FBLA, Junior Play, Letter Award. LONNIE JONES LouIsE LINER Pepettes: Freshman Choir: Science Club: Book and Poetry Club: Music Festival: FBLA: Glee Club: Intramurals: 4-H Club: Letter Award. CHARLES RAY LoTT Intramurals: Honor Roll: Softball Varsity Team: Key Club: Recreation Council. A LYNDA LEWIS Home Economics Club: FBLA: Intramurals: Varsity Softball: Varsity Basketball: Honor Roll: Chatterbox Staff: R Club. FLORA LINDER Glee Club: 4-H Club: Home Economics Club: Intramurals: Music Festival. J fic gt I if-4 NELLIE WARTENBERG l..OWERY FBLA: FHA: Glee Club: Music Festival Senior Choir: 4-H Club: Band: Achieve ment Day. ALICE Hooo LovE QQ ' A f -J A 4225? i Pa ae? m w-Saws L um 11'1w1wvw,zz?au:-Psi ww f wg 55: ,,,. 'K gg, ,. 'L WW? :L 5 3 fj ..'x t L y. K in Egg 4- ,f 1 gg if Q, , - -W fs' . f , 9 Us is qv. , ,if W 5 ff ,-1 QL ,Q g A' 'f 'Ami ' ff 1 ik? gig? -:L 32156 H34 559152 X Q14 HWS Fha wr A -. - X ' 3 3 ML 2 5 55, , a X 4-H,g,T12QT f fin. 11511 FL M- U . ,.m..,i,.,!. V' gm, Y z , L2-Ha A Q4 w BETTIE MURRY BETTY NAFF FBLA: Varsity Basketball: Varsity Softball: Chatterbox Staff: Intramurals: R Club. WAYNE Owens Key Club, Treasurer: Track: Intramurals Student Council. FRANCES PARISH 4-H Club: FHA Club: Library Club: As- sistant Librarian: FBLA Club: Intramurals Varsity Volleyball: Marching Band: Con cert Band: Music Festival. I I NELL RUTH NOAH Book and Poetry Club: 4-H Club: Achieve- ment Day: Debate Club: Glee Club, Presi- dent: Senior Choir, Treasurer: Music Fes- tival: Octet: Home Economics Club: FBLA: Resume Staff: Chatterbox Staff: Honor Roll: Letter Award: Intramurals: Pepettes, Vice President: Junior Class Play: Student Council, Treasurer: Senior Class Play: Sophomore Class Secretary: Kit Kat Klub, Secretary: Girls' State Alternate. JANICE NoBl.es Freshman Choir: Glee Club: Debate Club: Book and Poetry Club: Science Club, Vice President: Masquers Club, Secretary: In- tramurals: Band: Music Festival: Letter Award. .,. :x.pw- ' K A W M Wx iff' .., qs ..kk ,M ,.,L ,M Q09 :Am 44 JJ. univa- VICTORIA REED Glee Club, President, Sextet, Mixed En- semble, Senior Choir, Music Festival, Home Economics Club, FBLA, Tennis Team, Softball Team, Pepettes, Secretary, Homecoming Maid, Girls' State Alternate, Kit Kat Klub, Treasurer, Vice President, Annual Staff, Chatterbox Staff, 4-H Club, lntramurals, Letter Award, Honor Roll, Junior Play, Student Council, Rally Con- leSfBI lT. MARGARET ANN RISER Kit Kat Klub, President, Secretary, Ser- geant-at-Arms, Historian, Pepettes, Secre- tary, Homecoming Maid, Book and Poetry Club, Library Club, Home Economics Club, FBLA, 4-H Club, Senior Play, Music Festi- val, Glee Club, Senior Choir, Chatterbox Staff, Annual Staff, Who's Who, Intra- murals, Letter Award, Honor Roll, Girls' State, Junior Class Treasurer. MIDDLETON SHIRLEY Football, Track, Senior Play, KAREN SMALE Library Club, 4-H Club, Glee Club, Senior Choir, FBLA, Honor Roll, Debate Club, Chatterbox Staff, Intramurals, Music Fes- tival, MARY MAUDE Ross Science Club, Book and Poetry Club, FBLA Club, Band, Intramurals, Senior Play, Honor Roll. BUDDY SHELL Key Club, Honor Roll, Student Council, Band, Band Captain,- Senior Choir, Glee Club, Boys' Quartet, Mixed Quartet, Mixed Ensemble, Music Festival, Rally Contestant, Intramurals. .......i 1 azmgsiwrwf l- is it WILMA SMITH MARVIN STEVENS Science Club, Key Club, Boys' State Civic Service Award, FBLA President, Debate Club President, Honor Roll, Intramurals, Band, Feature Twirler, Drum Major, Choir, Junior Play, Senior Play, Music Festival, Who's Who, Annual Staff, Chatterbox, Rally Contestant, Letter Award, Home- room Presiclent. BII.I. SMITH Key Club, Vice President of Key Club Football, Basketball, Softball, Track Science Club, Honorable Mention All State Football, Honor Roll, Student Coun cil, Most Valuable Backfield Award. HERMAN SMITH KATIE STINSON Chatterbox Associate Editor, Columnist, Reporter, Quill and Scroll, Band, Music Festival, Letter Award, Honor Roll, Mas- quers Club, Assistant Director, Debate Club, Book and Poetry Club, Library Assistant, Library Club, Basketball, In- tramurals, Senior Play, ROBERT TAYLOR I Mi .1 A Z4- gv, , ETHEL WALL Rally Contestant, Home Economics Club, Glee Club, Masquers Club, Debate Club, Intramurals, Softball Team, Pepettes, Li- brary Assistant, Volleyball Championship Team. JAMES WHITE Varsity Basketball, Freshman Choir, Mixed Ensemble, Mixed Quartet, Senior Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Intramurals, Track, Music Festival, Rally Contestant, Spring Concert, Chatterbox Staff, Senior Choir, Librarian, Junior Play, fir these, fa: I'Iw.vs'I:i WAYNE WALDRON MARY ELIZABETH WALL Intramurals, Book and Poetry Club, FBLA Club, FHA, Volleyball Championship Team. '4 BETTYE HAYES WILDER 4-H Club, Book and Poetry Club, Debate Club, FBLA, Softball Team Captain, Sub- Deb Club, Secretary, Intramurals, Honor Roll, Letter Award, Pepettes, Secretary, President, Senior Play, Junior Beauty, Who's Who, Senior Choir, Rally Contest' ant, Octet, Sextet, Glee Club, Secretary, FHA, Homeroom President, Recreation Council, President, Girls' State, Music Festival, Valedictorian, Annual Staff. JIMMY WILLIAMSON ESTHER W1LLus Marching Band: Concert Band: Glee Club: Music Festival: Band Ensemble: Intra- murals: Masquers Club: Book and Poetry Club: Debate Club: Volleyball Cham- pions. WATSON WILSON GARY YOUNG Band: Tennis Team: Intramurals: Softball Team: Honor Roll: Music Festival: Rally Contestant: Letter Award. DELMAR Woons Concert Band: Marching Band: Spring Concert: Track: Library Assistant: Rally Contestant: Music Festival. JOHN Woowmnce Marching Band: Concert Band: Music Fes- tival: Debate Club, Vice President: Rally Contestant: Intramurals: Tennis Team: Senior Play Manager. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE SHEPEARD Hoon DAN MABRY JAMES BREWSTER WILLIAM OTWELL NORMAN Ric:-tARDsoN '+ If Tag-A' V- l v? -'1 7 . f' I- Xe , - I - sif if -:ie A 13? -Q igffe 5 4.A,.v,zg?..: 7 4 A I, iff ' . jeffggw :iii ---if?-W ff., ' 21?-'J X 5' ee J 'Q'---'Fife-14 S ,--' IL 524 -.fe ,,,,,? ' li- ti -' f ff-Qf..gige ff P O, I .Tix JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JIM HINTON ,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,L,A,,- ,v,,,,,,,,,-,,,,, P resident JOHNNY MAXWELL ,,,.,, ,,,,,,,-,, V ice President ANN ROBINSON ,,7,7Y,,Y,7A,,7,V7 A7,,,7, S ecrerary-Treasurer Ju - -1 is 7,2 612,06 Geneva Andrews Barbara Ball Betty Jo Ball Joan Blondin David Boyd Rachael Branton Mona Brewster Virginia Brister Martha Rose Bump Cameron Cowan Rachel Calahan Anne Chandler Victor Colvin Virginia Ann Crowley Martha Curry Mary Frances Davidson Alice Marie Davis Shirley Davis Bobby Driggers J. 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Chrisman Joe Chrisman Howard Hobson Don Kendrick Jabe Napper George Norman Margaret Pilgreen Shirley Speights Bobbye Thompson Jack Woods In Memoriam W SARA ANN WILLIAMSON --L --f Y ?'i' 1 ,. -.J -3 I iiggfgii' , i, V 32- Y ij,--5 Ng 'QNX J . - 4 f-liil'-'TqE?'z' -5 ? -if' - if ,ifrf ' --,- EQQ 'T' Tiiflzlj-L42-1-if 314-' 3' 1 247 'gif R v K 1-225-Lg ji-fix ,- . jf - R QE- V V - V FF--QW A ,I , X. 1 kv- David Burns Mike Calahan Iva Ann Causey Harriet Clinton Margaret Colvin Mary Lois Cook Nelda Culpepper James Duke Eldrige Duke Peggy Elliott Agnes Emanus Martha Fisher Ann Albritton Norris Alexander Eugene Anderson Joanna Andrews Aline Barmore Patsy Barnett Larry Bowman Bob Bracken Rayburn Brazzel Rebecca Brewer Jerry Brumfield Mary Dudley Burkhalter , .A i a 1, l t I9 X Glenda Franklin Lamar Frazier Gloria Free Robert Freeman Pat Garrett Zeber Dee Ginn Glenda Goolsby Thomas Goss James Davis Green Roberta Green Ben Gullatt Peggy Harris se i l i ry if fsffieiff-N22 WV l L ,'1 ' W L'fi i 2 ! 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Martha Outzs Virginia Parish Billy Jack Parnell Betty Payton Micheal Phillips Anne Rasbury Robert Reader Linda Riser Ronny Risinger John Risinger Jackie Scalf Ella Jane Shields Henry Shirley Bobby Singleton Joe Skipper Margaret Slaton Charles Lee Smith Lorna Smith Barbara Sue Stovall Gladys Strickland Mickey Sumerall Dianne Sutton Jamie Sutton Frank Sutton Marie Watts Lyndell Welch Virginia Whalen Sammie White Barbara Williams Charles Williamson Ernest Young Louise Youngblood NOT SHOWN: Edwin Andrews Robert Frasier J. R. Lockwood Bob Miller James Tarbutton Barbara Taylor Hilda Taylor Louise Temple Betty Mobley Joe Smelley Rayburn Otwell Richard Rea Barbara Sale Rosalind Terry Ray Tromater Milton Turner James Upchurch Sue Vallery Lynette Walsworth Gerald Wartenburg Leon Watson X 5'fVs153g'3gQgg-ff-Vbf I sk , if -1 :-- -is ,-f .' f : M :.i'f,if , ::?-M X: L. f 1 1 pm, 9 - i , LYNETTE WALSWORTH if'9'5 if t ' Beautiful, Freshman Girl W 'Q ff , LLLx V:.f XLV..i:. 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'X 'fa X . my 4. 3 2 4 w an I!! M W6 1 1 M wi' 'E in 4 ig 3 uw 'E '- 'K we BOOK AND POETRY CLU President ..V.,, , ...,f,,.. JOAN BLONDIN Secretary-Treasurer ,,......... GLORIA BRYANT Sponsor ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, M ISS ALICE GRIFFIN Patsy Love Mary Moore Mariorie Morgan Gaynell Robinson Anita Smith Shirley Smith Betty Stephens Honor Jean Tarbutton Joan Blondin Gloria Bryant Rachel Calahan Marsha Clinton Sue DeFreese Ada Nell Delony Betty Delony Bobbie Sue Hogan Vivian Holder Catherine Kendall Louise Liner Sonia Love MRS. GARRETT'S HOMEROOM '-:.-:Q l First row: Eugene Anderson, Sammy White, Pat Garrett, Joe Hinton, Henry Shirley, Ben Gullatt, Mrs. Garrett. Second row: Thomas Goss, Charles Williamson, James Green, Bob Bracken, Dickie McGee, Joe Skipper. Third row: Joe Loria, Charles Lee Smith, Rayburn Brazzel, James Upchurch, William Hanks, James Tarbutton, Ray Tromater. Fourth row: Bob Freeman, Zeber Dee Ginn, Roy Allen Lee, John Mecom, John Risinger. Not shown in picture: Donald Ray Barnette, Jerry Hobson. The Chatterbox E?p1l11fffK,ffQ,e2 VOITXXVT-big 8 Roston High School? Ruston, Louisiana Friday, Moy l4, i954 Lining up for their diplomas on Tuesday, Moy 25, wil Handel Io Ian o On IonighI's Concerl Vanish'd Army march by Al erd. which is dedicated tn the first 100,070 men who Wfirid VVH ,li the 'l dirt will Suit Ove. hera the l DeRo Cone erhan Rhyth Specia a Oni novelty Ingram No ac ed, and attend t New Nex 8 p m inthe dresses will P- ATT ER 141131 uns convention by .te-negates Robert Riser and Albert Ray Pesnell, RH, Lazarus. Billy S. graduate. will preside over the state association, which has ap- proximately 10.000 members. Today the local chapter will leave for their annual weekend fishing trip. ech Counselors Advise Prospective Tech Students Shmoo: McCul1in 1 Student Working v Maxwell, v Stovall, sec treasurerg A mfjmariani I amd Concert .,,, ,, May H Sefliganba 1' 4 up and gum to Seniors' Las! Day .. May 18 Studeiyiglou un a page 5 in this mont'h's ROTO. Baccalaureate May 23 . ' - There confronting you, under the G d ag' M 25 basis of permanent committees. , H fl U 1011 e '--- CY Gene! . ni.-. , , .J L. -- head1n2.lnuL Teen Aga: 31:5 End of school Year May 27 :asia THE CHATTERBOX M T I d M , ' e Mac sy 5 22111-: '. qn S.Sfi.1df:l1t tion I V IUH ID I 9 grams 5' Q u IL 5 , he High tions ' E W and Par' hgiou v, I 4 i OHGEUI1- 'There are many things a stua startn 1 ! QSIROLL x migiiaaq dent should know upon entering YOUTH. 7 s Af? 'the Feb- Tech, stated Miss Sally Robin' UW' I Ill!!! Lerboxl son, Tech's guidance counselor, Carvfl as she sat in the office of Dean Cmm, Published monthly by students of Ruston voutGlen- S X Lewis ,But mlm of all want High School, Ruston, Louisiana. Sub- class ap- I' 'ld Vk' N '. dPUl ' summon price S50 A year' 'H issue of vnxggliori Vleiktodlfizfiilrghilxihii-hcgiteriuv the S EUNOYIII Sflff , students are shown over the cam- Plainf manor ............ Ruth Carol scheerer fe mfhe pus and introduced to teavhers. Mai Associate Editor .......... Katie slim-mn je 51110195 At this time upperfiassmen will Byrd Feature Editor .... ...... P aul McLean 'all Really answer your questions and get to gf News Editor .............. Joan Blondln FBS Undef you acquainted with the campus. stude Exchange Edlwr .... Norma Jean Terrlll Stories on 1 Q Iiginu Bays' Sports Editor ...... James White ilogy. Beg1n1nH.S. Girls' Sports Editor .......... Betty Na!! H T1 Columnists .. Karen Smale, Betty Sutton, P 9Paf'n5 fm' F0119-39 Shollld Ann Hendrlekhon, Johnny Gullatt begin lflnthe JUHIOT arid SeI1l0r Carwonlst ..... . ............ Jim Hlnmu year Of high School. pomted out Typlsts .... Barbara Kolb, Lynda Lewis. ,' Mr. Lewis. The student should Marvin Stevens take all the courses he can in Reporters .. Mary Rose Tumer, Vivian subjects such as math, science, Thi Holder. Burton Morgan, Carol Neely, ofthe Fu- history, and English. Mr. Lewis RHS Catherine Kendall, Buddy Bridger, Sonia i reporter also advised those entei-ing ml, iversi Love' Loma Smith- lege to take part in activities out- durm Adviser ............ Miss Charlotte LevQs my gjlaab- Side of dass so that school Wonit Joan Buglnggg S1311 fin? hon? bs all Efcgk and ntilplavh NYU: Wmi Business Manager ...,.... Martha Peden N -ned he S Ou d U getyour mmf, esai ' Assistants .. Margaret Ann Riser, Mary allctivifig-E There are many things a Stuw Y' P Lynn Glasgow . rary Solicitors - Ann Robinson, Dorothy Dell dem' must do m Order to have a Barksdnle, Lee Stegall, Glenda Simpson, 1 a library Smcessful 'foliage sewer' accord' -T02 Mary virginia Stovall, Nell num Noah, ar. She is mg 'O 'he 'iefh Counselors There bm' ' Vicky Reed, Martha. Charlotte Green, adet Band. are Clubs- SPONSY and UFIHCES i0 three John Ansley Ritchie, James Davis be EHJOYGG, but 810115 WI?-11 H1952 acuv Green, Jan McLane that any- there are rules all must follow. of th 'Malling Manager .,........ James Lyon tended the Bnok Adviser ............ Miss Maggie Hinton .nsoi-ed an. Mus' RHPGC' UPPe'Cl 'm ' for the MHSQUSFS Club. and H nually by the Division of High Some of these rules for fresh- le all violations of the above re- gulations. What About the Draft? There are three ways in which H YOUTH: man can go t'ln'migh enl- lege without worrying about Army life. Mr. Lewis saterl that first he may take R.O.T,C. at second, a student may join reserve units in town such Tech: other as Naval Reserve and National Guard: third, he may be in the upper half uf his sophomore class, and upper three fourths of his junior class. Another point brought nut by Miss Rohinsun and Mr, Lewis was that a freshman should not get a job rm the eainpus unless it is absolutely necessary, He should devote all his time to his school wfirk in order to get off to a gnud start. Miss Robinson reniarked, If you have not made up your mind what you want to du hy your first year in college. don't worry too much about it. However. you should be sure liy your second year and have your major in mind. Stovall Heads F.B.L.A. Mary Virginia Stovall was in- ,-Onlln.-! f... ....,.,.IA,...A ,r AL Vx, L, , H2 seniors, who will have their commencemer-f Ruston high schfv-' f ' ' rcise 'tory ye I iney will .ne Lord Bless You and You. Christiansen. The oeiet will sing the Lord's l er by Malritte. Ficlion Ranks Higl On Sludenls' list What are the general re tastes of Ruston High stud A recent survey of the li shows that out of the 60 t hooks checked out ear-h day tion ranks the highest. biug ies seennd, and travel anc srription third. The library contains -4500 umes and subscribes to 3 r papers and 27 magazines, Among the papular book fiction are D:1wn's Early L and 'Yankee Stranger by Tl Two modern day books are I ett Kane's l.,arly of Arlini and My Cousin Rachel Daphne Du Manner, Two authors whose books are ir niund are Thomas Costain Irving Stone, Well like biographies Henry Fnrd, Engineer, by harlg Out on a Limb , by L Baker: and Nina Brown Ba Cyeolne in Calico. Thom interested in travel find Annapurna by Herzm their liking. Miss Griffin selects the k from the publishers' Catz book review sections in the York Times, the annual Book and suggestions from student: teachers. The room adjoining the lil is being used this year for first time fur classes tfhat 4 to the library for special st Next year shelves will be add' that room so that bnnks on sci and social science may be pl there. The six library assistants DEBATE CLUB OFFICERS President PAUL McLEAN Secretary LINDA LEDBETTER Treasurer STELLA McDONALD Parliamentarian JOHN WARD EDWARDS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President BARBARA EMMONS Vice President ALICE BURNS Secretary VIVIAN HOLDER Treasurer MARSHA KAY CLINTON Reporter GLORIA DEAN BRYANT Parliamentarian BETTY MARTIN Historian GENEVA ANDREWS Song Leader ADA NELL DELONEY Pianist ANITA SMITH Artists VIVIAN EDWARDS BETTY SUTTON Sponsors CORALIE SAUNDERS MRS. SOPHIA COOK FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Vice President ,...,,,,, Secretary ....,,,,,,,,Y,, Geneva Andrews Barbara Ball Betty Ball David Boyd Virginia Brister Gloria Dean Bryant Martha Rose Bump Alice Burns Marsha Kay Clinton Virginia Crowley Esther Currey Mary Frances Davids Alice Marie Davis Ada Nell Delony Billy Delony Roy Delony Zannie Emanus Joan Feazel Carolyn Foster Inez Frasier Ol l President-MARVIN STEVENS BILLY DELONEY Treasurer MARGARET GLOVER Reporter Margaret Glover Jimmy Love Willie Green Patsy Love Gail Hanchey Carolyn Harris Jimmy Harrison Tommy Hinton Ann Hendrickson Beauford Holland Gail Hood Ben James Mary Jon Jefcoat Charles Jimerson Jan Johnston Patsy King Joan Larance Malda Jean Larance William Larance Linda Ledbetter Lynda Lewis Louise Liner Nellie Lowery James Lyon Stella MacDonald Mary Ann McLaurin Bettye Martin Johnny Maxwell Burton Morgan Connie Morgan Betty Naff Mary Ann Neas Kathryn Oxford Francis Parish Martha Peden Shirley Rea Vicky Reed Mary Maude Ross John Ritchie Beverly Sanders Sponsors-MRS. EDNA EARL KAVANAUGH and MR. KENNETH LaCAZE INEZ FRASIER MARTHA PEDEN Dorothy Scarborough Claude Simpson Glenda Simpson Dorothy Skinner Karen Smale Bill Smith Lee Stegall Marvin Stevens Peggy Stewart Mary Virginia Stovall Homer Strozier . Honor Jean Tarbutton Betty Telford Norma Jean Terrill Frances Watson Lane Wells Bettye Hayes Wilder Martha Charlotte Green Mary Lynn Glasgow Nell Ruth Noah Barbara Emmons I I PEPETTES HEARD RISER GLASGOW WILDER President ,,,, ,,,,, BETTYE HAYES WILDER Secretary ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,. M ARGARET ANN RISER Vice President ,,,, ,,,,,,,, P RISCILLA HEARD Treasurer , . ,,,,,, MARY LYNN GLASGOW Sponsor-MISS MURRIE LEE CHESHIRE MAJOR E TT ES . W' , wx I . iiw'-A A l K. ' L kg, i N V K ' . , ,Q ki. . .QL V H' I I -I , -' . A I . ,- 4' -' - V , -- :- +A - ,. .Sw A , Q - A L 'E L ZPL 'J' T x N- - I ' ' . SHIRLEY MITCHELL DOT SMITH PATSY L. TAYLOR JANE BAKER ANN HENDRICKSON VIRGINIA ANN CROWLEY . fe Maloref Head RRY BETTLE MU CONCERT BAND .K 3, Q ggfigyfysj I J. E. MITCHAM ' 1. fi 2 1 f Janice Nobles, Joan Blondin, Ada Nell Delony, Billie Faye Gray, Gail Hood, Beauford Holland, Marvin Stevens, Gale Wesson, Hilda Taylor, Ruth Carol Scheerer, Omega Huffman, Barbara Kolb, Joan Larance, Francis Parish, Robert Reader, Mar- tha Curry, Connie Morgan, Marguerite D. Otwell, Sonia Love, Paul Covington, Mac McCullen, John Wooldridge, Ralph Feazel, Martha 'Lillian Willis, Dorothy Skinner, Gary Young, Buddy Shell, Oliver Spencer, Shelby Cruse, Don Motes, William Lar- ance, James Howard Nixon, Jerry King, John Shaver, Robert Bridger, Bobby Driggers, Charles Lyon, Mary Ann Glover, Roy Glover, Delmar Woods, Betty Stephens, Jacky Scalf, Edna Ruth Moncrief, Bankie Hollis, Beverly Sanders, Virginia Willis, Robert Freeman, Catherine Kendall, Mary Moore, Karen Upchurch, Patsy Fincher, Alice Burns, Esther Willis, Katy Stinson, Billie Lewis, Roger Lawson, Bob Johnson, James Earl Alex- ander, Norris Alexander, Lamar Nick, Hank Fraser, Barney Payton, Nancy Holloway, Dianne Sutton, Linda Sue Riser, Harriett Anderson, Larry Ingram, Esther Curry, Louella Duke, Nancy Kelly. OFFICERS BUDDY SHELL LARRY INGRAM ALICE BURNS BARBARA KOLB ,J BARBARA KOLB Head Drum Major MARVIN STEVENS I --nn VIRGINIA WILLIS Band Sweefhearf ALICE BURNS JOAN LARANCE Drum Major BUDDY BRIDGER 7x 6 f ' yi GAIL WESSON GAIL HOOD MARTHA LILLIAN WILLIS Xl l First row: Bill Smith, Ben James, Burton Morgan, Wayne Owens. Second row: John Ansley Ritchie, Charles Ray Lott, Johnny Maxwell, Frederic Hoogland, Tommy James, Bill Adams, Marvin Stevens. Third row: Charles Johnson, Jimmy Hinton, Bobby James, Gerald Cobb, Jerry Dyson, James Lyon, Ragan Madden, Don Motes, Paul Covington, Ralph Feazel. Fourth row: Ken Mabry, Charles Jimerson, Buddy Shell, Tommy Nix, Travis Melton, Jimmy Love, Mac McCuIlen. Fifth row: Mr. Morgan Peoples, Paul McLean, John Ward Edwards, Harry Boyd, Hank Fraser, Mr. Clarence Faulk, Johnny Gullatt. OFFICERS President . ,,,,,.,, ,, .,,,,,, .,VY..,,,..,, B EN JAMES Vice President ..,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, B ILL SMITH Secretary ,,,,, , .,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,, B URTON MORGAN Treasurer ,,....,,, WAYNE OWENS MASQUERS CLUB Stella MacDonald, Esther Willis, Priscilla Heard, thews, Martha Rose Bump, Janice Nobles, Ada Margaret Gustafson, Peggy Stewart, Glenda Pes- Nell Deloney, Miss Martha Clingan, Anita Smith, nell, Sylvia Davis, Katie Stinson, Jan Johnston, Eva Alice Burns, Inez Frasier, Gloria Dean Bryant, Vir- Jean Shirley, Ethal Wall, Martha Charlotte Green, ginia Ann Crowley, Lane Wells, Ann Hendrickson, Mary Virginia Stovall, Ann Chandler, Joyce Mat- Mary Francis Davidson, Joan Blondin. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President ,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,........,., , , EDWARD ANDREWS Vice President ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,, J OHNNY GULLATT Secretary ., ,,,. ,,.,.,, M ARY ANN MCLAURIN Treasurer ,,,, ,, .,,,,,,,, NELL RUTH NOAH Parliamentarian ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.....,,,,.. M AC MCCULLEN Sergeant-at-Arms ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. GERALD COBB Sponsor-MRS. L. J. GARRETT Lynette Walsworth, Catherine Kendall, Kenneth Mabry, Tommy Nix, Anita Smith, Dorothy Scar- borough, Harriet Clinton, Buddy Shell, Hilda Tay- lor, Margaret Glover, Alice Burns, Ben James, James Davis Green, Harry Joe Gibson, Marie Smith, John Holstead, Carolyn Marler, Ruth Carol Scheerer. illlt if l f N n E 5 iff f? Q13 Q, lm? Q Q 'S H x' , Q W fi ag 5 ,E Q Q I Mg IQWSHQIU4 EW nlfuilnli nm 1 1 ,ef A., ,kk ig! K if ..-. K H554 M Q I K f V f ii if I U T . H M ggi! .m+z1g,v3,.wVl 1 r 12 ., 5: Q , , H E 2 M N' 3 V' W' I Q 1, be ' ' Q . , T' f Q it S uni Q mv' glgqi A V X , , 'Una vliilkiiiiz u hy H all ,I P1 f. 'flfzi 4 ES GIRLS' and BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES Wayne Owens Barbara Emmons Al'c B me urns Margaret Ann Riser Priscilla Heard Marvin Stevens JUNIOR PLAY CAST Willie Vaughn Cameron Cowan Mrs. Vaughn Norma Jean Terrill Mr. Vaughn Beauford Holland Carolyn Vaughn Gail Hanchey Orville Root James Davison Lola Allen Lee Stegall Maisie Virginia Willis Daisy Betty Sutton Hazey Eva Jeanne Shirley Professor Alberta Bocksdingle Lane Wells Lydia Rockwell Dorothy Skinner Andy Hopkins Johnny Maxwell Danger-Willie at Work Directed by MISS RUTH JOHNSON Student Directors Glenda Simpson Mary Virginia Stovall Property Manager Anna Riser Stage Crew Victor Colvin Kenneth Mabry 1954 Right Down Main Street Pepettes on Parade Come Through One Time Key Club rf' Announcing . . . First Prize Band Float HOMECOMING Queen Mary Ann McLaurin Escort Buck Stewart Mary Virginia Stovall, Pat Hinton Lynnette Walsworth, Jimmy Hoogland 1 l Walsworth Riser Stovall Scarborough McLaurin Heard Priscilla Heard, Charlie Barham Dot Scarborough, Clem Drewett Margaret Riser, Red Delony Qs S990 Mother ls a CAST Abigail Fortitude Abbott Bettye Hayes Wilder Professor Daniel Michaels Marvin Stevens Susan Abbott Stella MacDonald Beaumont Jackson Paul McLean Clara Fettle Mary Maude Ross Dean Gillingham John Ward Edwards Howie Middleton Shirley Bunny Martha Charlotte Green Sylvia Alice Burns Helen Gurke Billie Faye Gray Carrie Carolyn Harris Bill Burton Morgan Jack Edward Andrews Freshman Directed by MR. MORGAN D. PEOPLES Marge Martha Peden Mrs. Miller Katie Stinson Student Directors Mariorie Liner Andy Pee Katherine Martin Priscilla Heard Drums of Death Directed by MR. T. G. JUDD Student Directors James Lyon John Fowler Stage Crew Monroe Jardell Drums Larry Ingram Oliver Spencer P he CAST Celeste Jan Johnston Sheldon Harley Ben James Jules Bill Smith Paula Bailey Margaret Ann Riser Doctor Cameron Charles Jimerson Mrs. Gillette Barbara Emmons Eugenia Bailey Nell Ruth Noah Amelia Gillette Mary Lynn Glasgow Mrs. Oakley Mary Ann McLaurin Newt Cooper Billy Howard Monster Fredric Hoogland THE RESUME 1 STAFF JAN JOHNSTON MARVIN STEVENS Editor Assistant Editor PRISCILLA HEARD JOHN WARD EDWARDS MISS RUTH JOHNSON JAMES LYON LINDA LEDBETTER Senior Class Editors Sponsor JUni0r Class Editors JOAN BLONDIN BETTYE MARTIN ADA NELL DELONEY LANE WELLS MARTHA CHARLOTTE GREEN MARGARET ANN RISER Sophomore Class Editors Freshman Class Editors Feature Editors BETTYE HAYES WILDER VICKY REED MARY LYNN GLASGOW MARTHA PEDEN NELL RUTH NOAH HARRY BOYD Organization Editors Snapshot Editors Girls' Sports Boys' Sports BARBARA EMMONS' CHARLES JIMERSON EVA JEAN SHIRLEY JIM HINTON Business Managers Art H ull -5ampW9 me 1' kf' L Off To F B L A Convention in Dallas xryhi , lor i ,Q S s ofPe5Cheg- W, , iw Work for All! H vv Dee? ls me Ocean O Just Posing, of course llgln Careful, Miss Ruth DO If F, ' 'W all Getting ready for the Senior Plays TH E T953 BEARCATS 'Q' First row, left to right: H. Ferguson, C. Jimerson, W. Davis, B. James, C. Moncrief F. Hogland, M. Shirley, T. Hinton, T. Nix, W. Magee. Second row: B. Payton, L Eaves, O. Baromore, R. Deloney, B. Smith, B. Deloney, R. Slayton, J. Gullatt, B Kennedy, J. Kolb. Third row: B. Hinton, M. Meadows, J. Edwards, K. Mabry D. Owens, J. Davison, R. Deloney, T. Payton., T. Melton, B. Harrison. Fourth row P. Covington, T. Nolan, T. Richardson, L. Jones, J. Hinton, E. Alexander, P. Garrett J. Alexander, V. Colvin, H. Gibson, K. Hood. QW -Slfiiiu. a - an if f m ,Q ovvosm 'I BEARCAT FOOTBALL MENTORS L. J. HOSS GARRETT I Coach Head Athletic Director and Football Coach R. W. MOOSE PHILLIPS Coach Assistant Football and Track Coach A Synopsis of the I953 Season RUSTON HIGH SCHOOL BEARCATS With the coming of the 1953 season, came a period of extreme anxiety in the Bearcat camp. Behind lay two of the most success- ful years any high school team could desire. The Bearcats had won twenty-four of their last twenty-five ball games, and had gone through two regular seasons without a defeat. A team blessed with such success can expect to be the chief target for every rival they encounter. The team destined to face such a season was composed mostly of rookies who were playing varsity ball for their first time. However, they had what every coach loves-a willingness to learn and a desire to play. With such a group the old masters of the game, Coaches Garrett and Phillips, set out to put together a FINAL INSTRUCTIONS A ROUGH NIGHT FOR THE BEARCATS For the pessimists and the drugstore cowboys Ruston's en- counter with Class B Arcadia was a hay day. The Cats looked anything but impressive in their I3-O victory over the Hornets at Arcadia. Lack of teamwork was very evident, and it became plain that a great deal of work would have to be done if the Hoss men were to make another outstanding record in high school football. Many fans predicted that we would do well to win half of our games this year. Several times during the game the Bearcats threatened to score and failed. To some, this signified only a load night for the Bear- cats, but others chose to paint a much more dismal picture. Nearly all the fans were a little disturbed about our chances with Haynes- ville's Golden Tornado next Friday night. team that Ruston fans could be proud of. KENNEDY AROUND END! AND THEN WE WOKE UP THERE'S BABY ! The same eleven men who played Arcadia a week before were an entirely different team when they came on the field in Haynes- ville. In a carefully planned week of workouts the old masters had ironed out many of the flaws that showed up in the Bear- cats at their first outing. A recovered fumble set the stage for one of the biggest upsets in high school football as the Cats defeated the AA Haynesville Golden Tornado 6-0. The lone six points scored by the Cats came at the end of a forty yard sustained drive which was the only drive mustered by either team in the entire course of the game. Oren Barmore completed a pass to Ben James on the 12 yard line to set up the score. Three plays later Bill Smith made the score 6-0, and that was enough for the Bearcats to win! BEARCATS TUNE UP The Bearcats defeated Ouachita 13-O to chalk up their second win over double A competition during the 53 campaign. For the Cats', the Lions' game was a little final tuning up before class A competition began. The Ruston eleven played heads up football against the Lions, and it was this factor that made the victory possible. Brilliant Bearcat halfback Bill Smith scored the six points of the game in the second period when he intercepted a pass on the Lions' 3 yard line. Alexander's kick split the uprights and gave Ruston a 7 point advantage. Ruston's other six points came when Ben James blocked a Lion punt and covered it behind the Ouachita goal line. WE RCLLED BY THE REBELS ln their first district 2-A contest of the year the Cats notched their fourth win by whipping Pineville 20-O. The Bearcats managed to keep their Unscored on record by reventing Pineville from crossing their goal line in four hard P fought quarters. Bill Smith scored the initial touchdown early in the first quarter to climax a 69 yard drive by the Cats offensive machine. The second score came after successive drives by Bill Smith and Billy Delony. lt was Smith again who carried the mail into paydirt from eighteen yards out. The third and final touchdown was set up by an intercepted pass which carried the Bearcats deep into Rebel territory. It was Billy Delony this time who sneaked over to add six more points to the Bearcats total. HOMER HUMBLED The Cats coasted to an easy 27-6 victory over Homer for their fifth consecutive win. However, in the process the Bearcats un- scored on record was smashed when Rowe Goodwin scored the first six points of the '54 season against the strong defensive machine that Ruston was noted for all season. 205 pound tackle Tommy Hinton set up the first Ruston score early in the first quarter when he covered a Pelican fumble on the PEL's 14 yard line. Bryant Kennedy took advantage of this set up and scored on the very next play. Still in the first quarter, Ralph Delony added another tally to climax a long drive by the entire Bearcat backfield. In the second half a touchdown by Barmore on the ground, and a pass from Kennedy to Eaves gave the CATS their four touchdowns for the night. HOMECOMING Reigning over the gridiron climax to a memorable Homecom- ing Day was Queen Mary Ann McLaurin and her court made up of Dorothy Scarborough, Lynnette Walsworth, Mary Virginia Stovall, Priscilla Heard, and Margaret Ann Riser. The Cats had easy sailing as they trampled the Tigers 26-0. Ruston's touchdowns were contributed by Harold Ferguson, Bill Smith, and Bryant Kennedy with Smith accounting for two. Earl Alexander booted two extra points. The first Ruston score came when Harold Ferguson covered a fumble by Bearcat halfback Bryant Kennedy in Winnfield pay- dirt. The remaining three touchdowns all came as a result of fumbles by Winnfield backs. All the Bearcat reserves were given a chance to show their ability during the last quarter of the game. WE EASED BY NEVILLE D The Ruston Bearcats scored early in their battle with Neville once in the first and second periods. They then had to fight off a late air barrage by Neville to defeat the Tigers 13-6. Both Ruston touchdowns were scored by 150 lb. right half- back, Ralph Delony. Both of his runs were beautiful left end sweeps. Bill Smith, Tommy Hinton, Billy Delony, Middleton Shir- ley, and Ben James put on a display of precision blocking to cut down opposition defenders on both of Delony's runs. Twice during the course of the night, butter fingers on the part of Neville receivers was the only thing which kept the Tigers from scoring aerial touchdowns. NATCHITOCHES NAILED On Friday night, October 23, the Hoss Men took a long ride to Natchitoches and defeated the Red Devils 26-0 in a hard fought contest. Bill Smith climaxed two Ruston drives to score the touchdowns for the Cats via ground. In their aerial attack, the Bearcats also scored twice. The first tally through the air was the result of a twenty yard pass from halfback Bryant Kennedy to teammate Ralph Delony. The other aerial score came when Kennedy tossed a 30 yard pass to 195 lb. end, Ben James. The Ruston coaches and fans had expected a great deal of scoring by the Red Devils' running sensation, Taylor. When the final gun sounded ending the game, the Red Devils were on the Bearcats' 6 inch line. MINDEN NO. I The Bearcats ruined the climax of the Minden Homecoming festivities by defeating the Crimson Tide 14-7. However, Minden rooters were privileged to see one of the most exciting games of the year at their homecoming. Ruston drew first blood when Bryant Kennedy raced seventy- five yards over left guard to give Ruston a 6-O lead. Earl Alex- ander added the extra point and gave the Bearcats a seven point lead. Minden tried a four down run in the second period which failed to click and the Bearcats took over on the Minden 26 yard line. Bill Smith scored a few plays later to give the Cats their second and final touchdown. In the second half it was all the Bearcats could do to hold the Crimson Tide to seven points. The final gun was music to their SETS. FARMERVILLE WAS THE NEXT VICTIM In freezing cold weather the Bearcats' machine chalked up victory number ten as they defeated the Farmerville Farmers by a score of 28-6. Billy and Ralph Deloney teamed up with Big Earl Alexander to score the twenty-eight points made by the Bearcats. Bill Smith and Bryant Kennedy turned in their usual good running to add to the strong offensive threat of the Bearcats. Ruston's big forward wall put down Farmerville's threats to score on three occasions before the Farmers finally hit paydirt on a thirty-eight yard run by Allen. JONESBORO HODGE A CLOSE ONE' Two thousand excited fans packed the stadium on Friday night at James Field to watch the Ruston Bearcats battle Jonesboro- Hodge's Tigers to an 18-12 victory in one of the most spectacular football contests of the season. With almost perfect weather pre- vailing, the undefeated Bearcats, sparked by a powerful running quartet of Smith, Kennedy, Barmore, and Deloney, launched one smashing attack after another through an almost invincible Tiger eleven, but it was anybody's game until the final seconds of the game when a pass intercepted by the Bearcats, put an end to a last desperate drive by the Tigers to score. The victory over Jonesboro-Hodge gave the Bearcats three successive years with- out a defeat during regular season play. MINDEN NO. 2 In the first game of the class A'f state finals, the Ruston High School Bearcats surprised fans all over Louisiana with their very impressive 25-6 score over Minden. A Battle Royal was expected from the angry Crimson Tide, whom the Cats had defeated to spoil their homecoming. The Bearcats were very wary as they entered the contest with the team who had defeated the mighty Springhill Lumberiacks only the week before. The comparatively easy win came as a surprise to most fans. The Bearcats' attack was directed by a half pint Bearcat sub- stitute, Oren Barmore who scored three of the Cats' touchdowns on runs of 64, 58, and 15 yards. The entire Ruston eleven played a superior game of football. RAYVILLE EASED OVER THE CATS Into each life a little rain must fall. With the rain falling at Brown Stadium in Monroe, the Powerful Bearcat eleven was stunned as they fell to a 6-0 defeat by a highly spirited Rayville ball club. The Bearcats offensive machine never got to moving on the wet turf at the stadium, and for the first time in the '53 season failed to score a touchdown. Later in the final quarter a last des- perate chance spelled disaster when a pass from Barmore to Delony was intercepted by RayviIle's Robert Moore. A few plays later, Rayville scored the deciding touchdown. In the face of defeat the 1953 Ruston High School Bearcats can look with pride at their record. For their fighting spirit and sports- man's attitude, the Bearcats deserve a hearty well done. IT TAKES EVERYBODY TO WIN lp .- x Q , ,Q r ' . X 5 1 hi ws WYY1 1 wi Y ' 'ef Q ,, 'W QQ ' Y gfgfw AA. f T, 4 x i 5 1 is 5 A ' H , , - A- 'ww aj URN, ig-M , .vw 4- :5 , a 5 . f:L' S 11 i may 1 55 . if 55' .5 Q , 4 K ams, Gary Young, - an , M ai' , 4 ? i 4. . '?Fgg6 x fl .....,...4,... ..,,,, .,g........i, 5 . v -,,,,,, ,,Q.,,.........-. ,, ' ,W -ffmni-1' BASKETBALL TEAM ' BASEBALL TEAM NORTH LOUISIANA RALLY SOFTBALL TEAM BOYS' SPORTS INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL CHAMPS INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL AND VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS-JUNIOR DIVISION gf G57 TRACK TEAM 1954 sv m Q NE QQ 1 Q, f . 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