Ruston High School - Resume Yearbook (Ruston, LA)

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Our senior year has been brimming full and overflowing with an abundance of activities which have made this our most exciting as well as most educational school year. We entered into the Fall season with renewed ambitions to be good scholars and to participate whole heartedly in all phases of school life. A quick inventory reveals that we were very successful. To outline our program we would list first, a full schedule of classes. Many of us earned the maximum number of units by scheduling as many classes as we could. We attended Careers' Day at Lou- isiana Tech and feel that it was most profitable to us. . Impressive to all of us was the planning of and the participating in: our last Homecoming at RHS, the last football game, our last Pepette trip, the last State Track meet, our last pep rally, and our last basketball game. At the Senior Banquet the full im- pact of the fact that we were grad-- uating, gave each of us the mixed emotion of ioy and sorrow. Then the invitations came and we enioyed ex- changing personal cards. No words can describe the feeling that we had as we chirped our Alma Mater at the conclusion of our last class assembly, Graduation. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Edwin Davis, Vice-President, Pat Shows, President, Betty Mad- den, Treasurerp Cherry Pratt, Secretary. SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Miss RUTH Joi-iNsoN Miss coRAuE sAuNDERs ' MRS. EDNA E. KAVANAUGH MISS CHARLOTTE LEWIS

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FACTLTY MR. H. E. BELISLE MISS ALICE GRIFFIN MR. S. K. HEARNE lndustrial Arts, industrial Librarian, Library Club Vocal Music, Choir. Arts Club Sponsor. Sponsor. The library provides a quiet and well stocked center for added learning at R.H.S. Many industrious noises are heard daily as Mr. Be-lisle's students make useful obiects in the shop.'5 FINE ARTS Fine Arts are also important for a well-rounded education. They broaden one's viewpoint, increase one's culture, and help develop one's personality. Open your mouths, is an unusual request from a teacher, but out of the music room come many beautiful sounds as ihe result. MR. OSCAR BARNES Instrumental Music, Band. Perfect timing is the key to Mr. Barnes' peppy group. Stirring marches and symphonies are the order of the day. I7

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SENIORS SHIRLEY MAYE ANDERSON Les Amies Club, Rush Chairman, Recreation Council, FBLA, Marching Band, Majorette, Cadet Band, Concert Band, Spring Concert, Intramural Champions, Letter Award, 4-H Club. VIVIAN ELAINE BARNES Quill and Scroll Society, Chatterbox Staff, Typist, Annual Staff, FBLA, Kit Kat Klub, Vice- President, Sergeant-at-Arms, 4-H Club, Secre- tary, Short Course, Letter Award, Honor Roll, Intramurals, Champions, Choir, Music Festival, Band, Senior Representative, Marching Band, Concert Band, Spring Concert, Music Festival, Maiorette, All-District Honor Band, Recreation Council, Student Teacher Day. WILLIAM DAVID BARNETTE DON JACKSON BEASLEY Intramural Champions, Two Years, Tennis Team, Band. JOHN DAVID BELL Band, Spring Concert, Music Festival, Key Club, Senior Favorite, Senior Who's Who - Wittiest, Intramurals, Champions, 4-H Club, Speech Class Play. BETTY LOU BERRYMAN Les Amies Club, 4-H Club, Library Club, Science Club, Chatterbox Business Staff, Glee Club, Music Festival, Spring Concert, Speech Class Play.