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Mag CTD Advisor A i Y R , a IQHS is a Pla 'ws RHS is a combination of many places L the office, where all students check in and check out, the halls, where students chat between classes, the cafeteria where students socialize while eatingg the auditorium, where students listen to many interesting lectures and programs, and the coke area, the bustling center of activity at recess. We can look at RHS with a sense of pride in its beautiful building and attractive and well-kept grounds. The superior conduct in all phases of school, athletic, and social life adds to the dignity that we uphold. ,z ,ci 'Q 'C , 5 HHS fs People RHS is people-many people in all differ- ent moods: shy, thoughtful, dreamy, in- quisitive, taciturn, happy, sad, but it is mostly people so enthusiastic with life that they find there is never quite enough time to do everything they want to do. All the things they want to do make up RHS too-the activities, scholastic, athletic, and social. RHS students can be counted on to do their best in all these activities with the help and guidance of our faculty around which our school revolves. v ,H , i V I n r l a l I i I A My fy Our Zfreward RHS is ours. We havemade it ours by spending many memorable moments which led into days, weeks, and finally years in its classrooms. We feel that RHS has become a part of us and we are a part of RHS through the activities participated in here. By the time we are seniors, we realize ,that RHS has a per- sonality all its own. , W V . This year we have watched RHS grow physically by beautiful additions out buildings, and we have seen it expand its hospitality to many new students. Several new faculty members have been welcomed into our school familyg as several have sadly bid farewell. fi V ' Many firsts have octurrecl thisiyear for freshmeng their first jamboreeg their first Homecoming gameg their first pep meeting, their :gk first class elections, and their first Stunt Night. Forfsteniors, however, last occasions have been attendedag, their last football dance, their last basketball lgamejitheir last Junior- Senior Promg their last days all together as one class. No matter whether this year 'i at RHS has been . ' . , I K your first, your last, or one in-between, the Resume staff hopes that it has been an enjoyable one for you, and that our 1963 yearbook provides each student with a record of the memories and events that made this year a happy one. V ,.it I Kcfume' Staff 5 Cable of Konfmfs Administration and Faculty . ,, ,,i,. page 7 Classes . as i,,..,i, page 19 Organizations s,.. 1, page Q7 Features , page 101 Activities ,,.. page 129 Sports 1 ..sa.. page 143 Advertising , ,srs,s page 167 Snapshots ,s,, ,.,, p age 189 fldminisfrafivn ie f f X ! M x xx A Zzculfy W f 2 MR. MORELLE EMMONS Superintendent of Lincoln Parish Schools Admin ' fm! 2714 From the central office of the Lincoln Parish School Board, we are deeply indebted for the professional leadership rendered by Mr. Morelle Emmons, Superintendent of Schoolsg Mr. Thomas Judd, Supervisor of Instructiong Mr. R. L. Seegers, Supervisor of Attendance and Transporta- tiong and the twelve members of the Lincoln Parish School Board. The board is the policy-making body for our schools in Lincoln Parish. As a result of our school boards combined effort, citizens may expect to find in the Ruston district better teachers, new buildings and modern additions, more classrooms, and an all-around better school program. MR. THOMAS JUDD Lincoln Parish Supervisor 1 MR. ROBERT SEEGERS Visiting Teacher LINCOLN PARISH SCHOOL BOARD HRST ROW: Mr. Louis Napperg Superintendent Morelle Emmons: Dr. Felton Green, President, Simmie Whitrnang Watson Green SECOND ROW: Wm. A. Marburyg Lamar Colvin, Lee Nobles, Robert Holladayg C. W. Colvin: William Smith, Dennis Owens Noi Shown: Jack Ritchie. R. G. HANCHEY Principal The duties of a high school principal seem endless, as they really are. Wfe are fortunate to have Mr. Hanchey for our principal because he is so competent in carrying out the jobs that must be done to keep Ruston High running smoothly. His job begins before school in the summer when he starts working out the schedules for students for the coming year. This not only includes assigning the students the hours they will take a subject, but also arranging it so that the teachers will have as evenly distributed a load of students as possible. Mr. Hanchey must also be a businessman, able to run the business of RHS well. As far as this goes, he does have the help of Mrs. Kavanaugh, our book- keeper, and his secretary, Mrs. Gullatt. The tasks such as lunchroom reports, attendance records, and needed supply lists, must be handled by Mr. Hanchey. Of course the major duty of Mr. Hanchey is to see that the student body benefits from their attendance at RHS. At times he enlists the help of Mrs. Russell, our guidance counselor. It is always apparent that Mr. Hanchey has the students' needs and abilities foremost in his work. That is why we at RHS are so fortunate to have such a man as he for our principal. Offke Stay ,4 21 fudcufs and Zzculfy Mr. Peoples might be described as Mr. Hanchey's right hand man. As assistant principal, he works with Mr. Hanchey in carrying on the business of the school. He is not just a voice over the public address system, or the man to see for an excused absence or the inevitable unexcused tardy. Rather he is an energetic worker for all our school projects and we are all especially appreciative of his work as sponsor of the Student Council. And should anyone need enlightening on the marvels of our demo- cratic America, let him take American history under the popular Mr. Peoples. Wfithout Mrs. Gullatt, all the work of Mr. Hanchey and Mr. Peoples would be in vain, Someone has to type, deliver, and edit the work of the office. Mrs. Gullatt is a capable secretary whom we are sure the school could not function without. Should a student-need help in deciding on his curriculum, future vocation, or per- haps a personality problem, Mrs. Russell is the one to see. She also carries out the testing program for the school, such as the National Merit Scholarship Test, the in- telligence tests, etc. We appreciate Mrs. Russell's work with any student who asks for it. MR. MORGAN PEOPLES Assistant Principal MRS. MILDRED GULLATT Secretary I0 MRS. EARNEST RUSSELL Guidance Counselor Our lin ll g Jferrfcs DIETICIANS Mrs, Tinsleyg Mrs. Dring, Head Dietician. The upkeep of a building as large as RHS is a full-time job for our custodians and maids. Without their continuous efforts to keep our school clean and attractive, we could not be as proud of the appearance of our school. The kitchen staff deserve a special thank-you from the student body for providing wholesome, hot lunches. Students seldom realize the planning that must go into preparing good lunches, and the time spent in pre- paring the meals. They begin work around seven in the morning, and don't leave work until all is clean and ready for the next mornings i , .,, .L f, A 5 f S .. -t - ,,,,, f. 1 V MQ .-5 vi ' 'E I ,,.w ' fw f rf-7fw L'f '-I Q FQWSQQA, ,,ggg4:f:,fv:,:,9Jzg i'uN YrQtvw4 ,sfy,?,.,h 5 1.?,,w 7 . 'saggy 454- s ' 1 t ' - . i zjk .. ,Qjtts3g.gfes ga,t.t fig.?ijf.g,3 ,r. -V-Jilfiiliii ' V lleliltilslclgli ff' Mglilllvl 5 if llgixlil l f- ? ,ai?.gt31 ' v,ljyggi4sscf2lil ?i'xi'ggt43Q -A .2 62igQUixa.4 .,f4yagig2gagggQrQ1 ,ittggftiirfrs ..,43g.gie.g:3g 4, TT ,gggigim-K Y 'it -L1-QV, it 1, r I 2 1, 5' t-i' ' - Q. .. Vys. ' S 7f- F H ,- 1 .r - , . .ij -' tg,-, KITCHEN MAIDS Robertine Levingston, Cascile Wilder, Vera Fraizer, Mellie B. Lyons. cooking. So to these behind-the-scenes workers at RHS goes a word of ap- MAIDS preciation in hopes that they will continue their work as well as they Dorothy Hicks, Ruth Ann Wiggins, Theresa have in the past. PHHCISOH- JANITORS Mr. Hanks, Mr. Otwell, Mr. Ferguson. x COACH BUD ALEXAYDER Civicsg Geographyg Boys' P.E.1 Athletics MRS. NANCY BAGGETTE Englishg General Science E21 Our Each teacher at Ruston High contributes to the growth of all the students, not only through teaching them subject matter, but by taking a personal interest in the student as an individual. No two human beings are alike, and since teachers are human beings, neither are they alike in their teaching methods. This makes the six-hour school day varied and interesting. Wife at RHS are grate- ful to have teachers who are concerned about us, and who are eager to help us with our problems. Not only does our faculty guide the student body in the class- room, but in the extra-curricular activities as well. Somehow the teachers find time to sponsor organizations, classes, and worth- while projects. Many a student has found, after working with a teacher in some phase of schoolwork, that the teachers at RHS MR. OSCAR P. BARNES Band MR. HUBERT E. BELISLE MRS. XVILMA BOOLES Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing Typingg Shorthand lNlR. BOBBY GENE CAMPBELL BIISS MARTHA CLINGAN Algebrag Advanced Math Ent?-l15h Zzculfy are also friends of all the students. It is almost impossible to adequately express our gratitude our teachers for their time and effort in teaching us. Perhaps the best way each of us can thank our teachers is by our actions toward them. This year let's all strive to be more courteous to our teachers, more considerate of their crowded schedules, and more conscientious in our schoolwork. Let's also take advantage of the opportunities for learning our teachers provide, and form good study habits. If we do all this, not only will our teachers feel that their Work is worthwhile, but we find that we have Obtained knowledge that will be useful to us for the rest of our lives. MRS. SOPHIA COOK Home Economics MRA CLIFTQN DRY MRS. SYBIL EDMUNDS Agriculture BiOl0gy MR. JAMES FERGUSON COACH DENMAN GARNER Geometryg Algebra Geometzyg Boys' P.E.g Athletics COACH L. J. HOSS GARRETT Boys' P.E.g Athletics MRS. MARY ALICE GARRETT MRS. EDNA RUTH GILBERT English Englishg General Science MRS, ELIZABETH GILBERT MISS ALICE GRIFFIN Frenchg Latin Librarian MR. KENDALL HEARN Glee Clubg Choirg Ensemble MR. WAYNE HERRIN COACH FRED HIGGINBOTI-IAM Drivers' Training General Scienceg Biolo8Y3 Athletics MRS. FRED HIGGINBOTHAM MISS MAGGIE HINTON Civics Englishg Latin MISS RUTH JOHNSON MRS. EDNA KAVANAUGH Algebrag Senior Arithmetic Bookkeepingg Typing MRS. ESTHER LAZARUS MISS CHARLOTTE LEWIS Englishg Girls' P.E. English MRS. LOU R. MAY Englishg Journalismg Annualg Newspaper Contrary to the usual opinion, a teachers day does not end at the sound of the 3:00 bell. Not only do our teachers spend hours preparing their class material, but they also go beyond the call of duty to help students in extra-curricular activities. A very patient sponsor for student publications, an energetic and understanding debate coach, steadfast organiza- tional sponsors, and well-trained athletic coaches help make up a very efficient faculty at RHS. MR. E. D. PERKINS Algebrag General Math: Geometry MRS. ANNE IVIITCHELL Speech: Debateg Civics MR. MORGAN PEOPLES General Historyg American History COACH MOOSE PHILLIPS Economics: Sociologyg Athletics MR. EARVIN RYLAND American I-Iistoxy ' f ',': QT. T5,4cf7ff.GR ADEJUME if MISS CORALIE SAUNDERS Q R 2g Home Economics G QM ' ir f 1 1 31 LJ TEACHER kgsawf JM 2 X +7 :ZF LW Q X 6 i .K MR. THOMAS STEWART MRS. MURRIE LEE TURNBOW Physicsg Chemistryg General Science Girls' P.E, SES mirfr 611155 af I 963 The senior year at Ruston High is an end and a beginning. It is the end of our high school career, and the beginning of life as adults with the wonderful background our high school has given us. A senior must watch as the underclassmen assume responsibilities in the school that he once had, and yet is happy that he can look back and see that he contributed to the growth of Rus- ton High. Although seniors are eager for graduation, they are also hesitant to leave the school where friends, 'both student and faculty, have been made, and where they found that learning is fun, As seniors, we realize with a sad feeling in our hearts that we will be doing everything for the last time this year: our last Pepette trip, our last football game, our final basketball game, our last pep meeting as a student of Ruston High. We are going to miss all the fun and the joys of our high school days, but we are eager to have our hand at the future. The world is ours! We are ready to face the world of tomorrow, our world. As students move out into society, they will all make their contributions to the world we live in. Much of their success in their future life can be traced to the development of their charac- ter, intellect, and fellowship at their alma mater, Ruston High School. Senior glass' Spansvrs Mrs. Anne Mitchell Miss Charlotte Lewis Mrs. B. A. Turnbow Mrs. Edna Erle Kavanaugh Miss Ruth Johnson Hass Oficers Pzwidefzf, jimmy Moore Vice-Prefidezzf, Allen Tuten Sefrefrzry, Michaela Wells Trefz5zn'er, Gayle Carter DIANNE ALEXANDER Intramurals: Choir. Glee Club, Music Festivals. Spring Concert: Stunt Night RUSSELL LEROY ALEXANDER Stunt Night: Industrial Arts Club SANDRA JANE AYCOCK FHA: Library Club: Stunt Night: Junior Hi-Fi Follies: Science Fair: Student Teacher Day: 4-H Club, 4-H Queen: Chatterbox Staff: Marching and Concert Band, Music Festival, Spring Concert WILLIAM EDWIN BAUGH, JR. California: Football: Tennis: Swimming: Rifle Team: Nation- al Forensic League, Vice-President: California Scholarship Federation: Ruston: Student Teacher Day: Stunt Night: Tennis Team: Who's Who 22 AUDLEY LEONARD AARON, JR. Industrial Arts Club, State and Local President. Reporter: Football: Student Council DONNA LYNN AFEMAN Debate Club: 4-H Club: Choir, Spring Concert, District and State Festivals: Glee Club: Resume Staff, Feature Editor: Stunt Night: Student Teacher Day: Letter Award: Honor Roll: Intramurals: Speech Class Play: Pepettes: Projectionist Club: Quill and Scroll MELINDA CROCKETT ALLEN Debate Club: Pepettes: Art Club: Science Club: 4-H Club: Resume Staff, Business Manager: Stunt Night: Quill and Scroll: Intramurals: Honor Roll JULIE EVELYN ANDERSON 4-H Club: Glec Club: Intramurals: Pepettes: FHA ! REBECCA JANE BECKHAM Pepettes, Marching Squad, Library Club, Treasurer, Re- porter, Glee Club, Music Festival, Spring Concert, FHAg Speech Class Play, 4-H Club, Stunt Night RONALD I-IERSHAL BELL JAMES RICHARD BLACKSTOCK Freshman Football, Track, Baseball, Honor Roll KAREN DIANE BRACKEN 4-H Club, Glee Club, Spring Concert, Music Festival, Intramurals: FHA: Pepettes, Honor Roll KATHLEEN ANN BENNETT WALTER TROY BISCOMB, II Chatterbox Staff, Homeroom Vice-President, Student Teacher Day, Industrial Arts Club, Reporter, 4-I-I Club, Football- Freshman, Basketball-Freshman: Stunt Night, Intramurals, Junior Hi-Fi Follies PAMELA JOYCE BREWSTER FHA, 4-H Club, Glee Club, Music Festival, Spring Concert, Intramurals LYNDA LOUISE BROOKS Student Council, RHS Radio Reporter, Debate Club, Secretary, Tournament of Champions, Resume Staff, Fresh- man Class Editor, Feature Editor, Activities Editor, Glee Club, Honor Roll, Letter Award, Literary Rally, 4-H Club, Stunt Night, Pepettes, Marching Squad, Awards Banquet, Student Teacher Day, Leadership Conference, Speech Class Play Projectionist Club, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society, Who's Wfho 23 NELDA RUTH BURNHAINI 4-H Club: FHA: Glee Club. Music Festival. Spring Con- certl Honor Roll: Intramurals MYMIE CALDXVELL Cheerleader: Awards Banquet: NCTE Award: Leadership Conference: Resume Staff: Debate Club. Parliamentarian. Tournament of Champions: Choir: Literary Rally: Intra- murals: junior Hi-Fi Follies: Homeroom President: Stunt Night: Student Teacher Day: Quill and Scroll: Pepettes: Typing Award: XY'ho's XX'ho JILL HOPE COLODNY National Honor Society: Debate Club, Reporter, Tournament of Champions: Chatterbox Reporter: 4-H Club Secretary, Reporter: Marching and Concert Band: Student Teacher Day: Awards Banquet: Rec Council, Secretary: Honor Roll: ,lunior HiAFi Follies: Letter Award GWENDOLYN COOPER Glee Club, Musir Festival.. Spring Concert: fl-H Club: FHA: Stunt Night: Student Teather Day 24 JAMES DONALD BROXWN Freshman Football: Industrial Arts Club: Ji-I-I Club: Student Teacher Day: Junior Hi-Fi Follies: Choir, Music Festival, Spring Concert EARL VARNEY BUMP ma GAYLE MARILYN CARTER Ikiarrhing and Concert Band: Band Awards Banquet: Glee Club, Sophomore Sextet: Choir: Secretary, District and State Music Festivals, Spring Concert: -i-H Club: Student Council: Letter Award: Chatterbox. Assistant Editor: Resume Staff: I-Iomeroom President: Pepettes. Marching Squad: Intra- murals: Student Teacher Day: Honor Roll: National Merit Scholarship Testi Senior Class Treasurer: Quill and Scroll: Awards Banquet: National Honor Society: Stunt Night CARROLL R EESE CATH EY Student Council. Sergeant at Arms: Key Club: Basketball: Free Throw Trophy: Football, Most Improved Player Award: Track: junior Favorite: junior and Senior Most Handsom: -I-I-I Club: Resume Staff: Junior Hi-Fi Follies:XY'ho's Wfho GWENETTE COOPER 4-H Club: Intramurals: Pepettesg FHAQ Stunt Night: Student Teacher Dayg Glee Club, Music Festival, Spring Concert, Sextet SHERRY ANN CORLEY FHA, Parliamentarian, Rcporterg Intramurals, Who's Wfho DAVID LAMAR DEAL Freshman Basketball: Band: Student Council: XX'h0's Wlio LINDA SUE DEFREESE Pepettes, Marching Squad: FHA. Historian: Honor Roll: Literary Rally: Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award: Student Teacher Day: Awards Banquetg Letter Award: Glee Club. Spring Concert. Music Festivalg National Merit Scholarship Test GAYLE MARIE CROWELL Glee Club, Spring Concert, Music Festivalg Library Club: -I-H Club: FHA BARBARA GAYLE CULPEPPER -IVH Club: Glee Club, Spring Concert, Music Eestiralg Intramurals: Chatterbox Staff: Speech Class Flayl Honor Roll: Student Teacher Day JAMES JACE DEINIOSS Freshman Football: Freshman Track: Basketball: Baseball: Key Club: -I-H Clubg Student Teacher Day: junior Home- room President: Letter Awartl: Junior Hi-Fi Follis: Stunt Night: VUho's XY ho JAMES MICHAEL DODDS Stunt Night: junior Hi-Fi Follies: -i-H Club: Actors Guild: Intramurals: Football 25 SHARON LOUISE DUDDY Spring Concert, Music Festival, Marching and Concert Bandg Stunt Nightg Intramurals RAYMOND WILSON DUKE GEORGE THOMAS FORD Basketballg Trackg junior Hi-Fi Folliesg Stunt Nightg Cadet and Marching Bandg Choir, Music Festivals, Spring Concertg Student Teacher Dayg 4-I-I Clubg Awards Banquetg Honor Rollg National Merit Scholarship Testg Projectionist Clubg Chatterbox Staff, Assistant Sports Editorg Quill and Scroll GARY WALLACE FRANKLIN Student Teacher Dayg Intramuralsg Track 26 JO ANNE DRISKILL Intramuralsg Who's Who CAMILLE CHESNIER DUCHESNE National Honor Societyg Quill and Scrollg Honor Rollg Student Teacher Dayg Glee Club, Music Festival, Spring Concert, Sextetg 4-I-I Clubg Intramuralsg Awards Banquetg Letter Awarclg FHA, President Vice-President, Rituals Chairmang Chatterbox Staff, Business Manager, Solicitorg Homeroom Secretaryg Grammar Certificate of Excellence DONALD GENE EDMISTON Freshman Footballg Basketballg Trackg Student Councilg Freshman Horneroom Presidentg 4-H Clubg Intramuralsg Student Teacher Day WILLARD O,HARAH EDWARDS Industrial Arts Club BENJAMIN COLIN FREASIER Choir Music Festival, Spring Concertg Stunt Nightg Junior I-Ii-Fi Folliesg Debate Clubg National Merit Scholarship Testg Honor Rollg National Math Testg Literary Rallyg Footballg Basketballg Student Teacher Dayg Who's Who JOHN DENMON GARNER, JR. Choir, State and District Festivals, Spring Concertg Baseballg 4-H Club: National Merit Scholarship Testg Junior Hi-Fi Folliesg Stunt Nightg Honor Roll SANDRA LYNN GRIGSBY Pepettesg 4-H Club, Songleaderg Choir, District and State Music Festivals, Spring Concert, Freshman Sextet, Junior Girls Trio: Stunt Nightg FHAQ Chatterbox Business Staffg Honor Rollg Intramurals LINDA HARRELL HAMNER Letter Awardg Student Teacher Dayg Stunt Nightg Junior Hi- Fi- Folliesg Glee Club, Choir, State and District Music Festi- vals, Spring Concert, Freshman Triog Intramuralsg Perfect at- tendance Certificateg Honor Roll SARAH ELISE GLASGOW Pepettes, Booster Squad Group Leaderg 4-H Clubg Honor Rollg Chatterbox Business Staffg Shorthand Certificateg Debate Clubg Letter Awardg Junior Hi-Fi Folliesg Stunt Nightg Actors Guildg Glee Club, Music Festival, Spring Concert JAMES JOSEPH GOUEDY Freshman Footballg Varsity Footballg Varsity Trackg Junior Class Sergeant at Armsg Choir. State and District Festivals, Spring Concertg 4-H Club JERELL DEWAYNE HANSON Football 4 H Club Glee Club WILLIAM HENRY HARPER Honor Rollg Student Teacher Dayg Awards Banquetg Foot- ballg National Merit Scholarship Testg 4-H Club, President, Vice-President 2 7 MARGIE LOUISE I-IAYS Pepettes, Marching Squad: Freshman Favorite: Freshman and Sophomore Glee Club, Trio, Sextet: junior and Senior Girls Trio: Choir, Treasurer, District and State Festivals, Spring Concert: Stunt Night: junior Hi-Fi Follies: Resume Business Staff, Secretary-Treasurer: Letter Award: Junior Class Treasurer: 41-H Club: Girls' State-Alternate: Student Teacher Day: Honor Roll: Intramurals: Perfect Attendance Certificate: National Merit Scholarship Test: Quill and School: Homeroom Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer: Citi- zen of the Month: National Honor Society: XY!ho's Vtfho SHIRLEY ANN HAYS PHYLLIS KAY HICKEY Laurel, Mississippi: Library Club: 4-H Club: Choir: junior Class Play: Ruston: Library Club: 4-H Club: Choir: junior Speech Class Play: Stunt Night KATHLEEN LOUISE HIGGS National Honor Society: Honor Roll: Science Club: Literary Rally: Awards Banquet: Letter Award: Chatterbox, Reporter, Typist: Grammar Certificate of Excellence: 4-H Club: March- ing and Cadet Band: Intramurals: National Merit Scholar- ship Test: Quill and Scroll: Tennis Team 28 CHERYL MOODY HARRIS Honor Roll: Student Council: Student Teacher Day: Glee Club, Sophomore Sextet, Music Festival, Spring Concert: Pepettes, Marching Squad: Letter Award: Projectionist Club, Vice-President: Speech Class Play: Stunt Night: 4-H Club, Secretary JAMES RICHARD HATCH Literary Rally: Marching and Concert Band, Music Festivals, lst Lieutenant, Sergeant: Rec Council: Honor Roll: Key Club: Track: Awards Banquet: Homeroom President: In- tramurals: Projectionist Club, Secretary: Chatterbox Reporter: Letter Award: junior Hi-Fi Follies: Stunt Night: Student Teacher Day: Quill and Scroll: Wl1o's Who THOMAS CHARLES HEBING PATRICIA DIANE HENRY Pepettes, Marching Squad: FHA, Treasurer: Honor Roll: Stunt Night: Intramurals: Student Teacher Day: Glee Club, Music Festival, Spring Concert: National Merit Scholarship Test: Letter Award: Grammar Certificate of Excellence CHESTER WILLIAM HILBURN Honor Roll, Chatterbox Staff, -I-H Club, Reporter, Freshman Football, Speech Class Play, Intramurals, junior Hi-Fi Follies THOMAS DARRELL HILBURN Track: Football, Industrial Arts Club, Sergeant-at-Arms, Key Club, Stunt Night, junior Hi-Fi Follies, 4-H Club GWENDOLYN HINTON Student Teacher Day, Literary Rally, Honor Roll, Band, Concert and Marching Band Awards Banquet, Music Festival, Marching Festival, Spring Concert MARUON HINTON Pepettes, President, Marching Squad, Student Council, Vice- President, National Honor Society, National Merit Scholar- ship Test, Resume Staff, Organization Editor, Marching and Concert Band, Band Awards Banquet, Choir, Glee Club, State and District Music Festivals, Spring Concert, Pro- jectionist Club, Senior Beauty, Pelican Girls' State, Letter Award, 4-H Club, President, Vice-President, Honor Roll, Stunt Night, junior Hi-Fi Follies, Intramurals, Student Teacher Day, Quill and Scroll ROBERT E. HOLLADAY, IV Basketball Team, Basketball 'Managerg Key Club, Baseball Manager, Honor Roll, National Merit Scholarship Test, Resume Sports Editor, Freshman Football, Stunt Night, junior Hi-Fi Follies, Awards Banquet, Track, Student Teacher Day, Rec Council, Treasurer, Homeroom Presi- dent, Who's Who AUDRY KENT HOLLINGSWORTH Pepettes, Chatterbox Staff, Art Editor, Debate Club, Library Club, 4-H Club, Stunt Night, Speech Class Play, Glee Club, Spring Concert, Music Festival JOHN WARDLOW HOLLIS Choir, Music Festivals, Spring Concert, Band, Concert and Marching, Band Awards Banquet, Music Festivals, Spring Concert, All-State Choir RICKI Jo Hoop Glee Club, Spring Concert, Music Festival, 4-H Club, Intramurals, Girl Athlete of Month 29 WESLEY CHILDS IRBY, IV Football, Captain, Coaches Trophy, Most Valuable Lineman, Znd Team All District, Freshman Track, National Merit Scholarship Finalist, National Honor Society, Literary Rally, Awards Banquet, Student Teacher Day, Debate Club, Presi- dent, Vice-President Tournament of Champions, Stunt Night, Key Club, Vice-President. Lieutenant Governor, Ex- ecutive Board, Historian, 4-H Club, Student Council Parlia- mentarian, Junior Hi-Fi Follies, Grammar Certificate of Excellence, Letter Award, Honor Roll ROBERT MALCOM JEFCOAT Football, Baseball, Key Club, Treasurer, Actors Guild, Stunt Night, junior Hi-Fi Follies, Student Teacher Day, Senior Favorite, Choir, State and District Music Festivals, Spring Concert, Boys' Quartet DONNA ADELE KASPER 4-H Club, Songleader, Pepettes, Marching Squad, Intramurals, Glee Club, Spring Concert, Music Festival, Sextet, Stunt Night, Chatterbox Business Staff, Letter Award, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance Certificate LINDA CAROLYN KEMP 4-H Club, Marching, Cadet, and Concert Band, lst Sergeant, Band Awards Banquet, District and State Music Festivals, Spring Concert, FHA, Student Teacher Day, Stunt Night, Intramurals, Honor Roll, Letter Award 30 LINDA DELL HOWARD 4-H Club, Library Club, Chatterbox Staff, Intramurals, Honor Roll SUZAN NE HUTCHIN S Head Cheerleader, Pepettes, Debate Club, 4-H Club, FHA, Parliamentarian, Reporter, Actors Guild, Letter Award, Homecoming Maid, 1962 and 1963, Glee Club, Music Festival, Spring Concert, Sextet, Student Teacher Day, Intramurals, Senior Beauty, Honor Roll, Junior Hi-Fi Follies, Stunt Night, Speech Class Play, Literary Rally, Junior Homeroom Secretary, Projectionist Club CAROL ANN JOHNSON FHA, Pepettes, Intramurals ANGELA CAROLE JONES Choir, Music Festival, Spring Concert, Glee Club, Sextet, Intramurals, Honor Roll, Letter Award, Stunt Night, junior Hi-Fi Follies, Pepettes, 4-H Club, Student Teacher Day, Chatterbox Business Staff LINDA CLAUDETTE KING 4-H Club, Intramurals, Honor Roll DOROTHY LEE KIRBY Cheerleader, Student Council, Treasurer, Freshman, Sopho- more, junior, and Senior Class Beauty, Pepettesg Honor Roll, Projectionist Club, President, Senior Favorite, Home- coming Queen, 1961 and 1962, Stunt Night, FHA, Song- leader, 4-H Club, Letter Award, Intramurals, Glee Club, Spring Concert, Music Festival, Who's Who WILLIAM EDWIN KOSS 4-H Club, Key Club, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Pelican Boys' State, junior Class Vice-President, Homeroom Vice- President, Student Council, junior Hi-Fi Follies, Stunt Night, Letter Award, Awards Banquet, Honor Roll, Rec Council, Student Teacher Day, Who's Who OYCE DEAN LAIRSCEY I 4-H Club, Pepettes, Marching Squad, Glee Club, Music Festival, Stunt Night, Junior Hi-Fi Follies, Intramurals MARY BELLE KIRKLAND Pepettes, Marching Commander, Girls' State Alternate, Rec Council, Chairman, Resume Staff, Key Club Sweet- heart, Intramurals, Student Teacher Day, Debate Club, Honor Roll, Stunt Night, Junior Hi-Fi Follies, Letter Award, Speech Class Play, Senior Class Favorite, Homeroom Vice-President, Quill and Scroll, National Merit Scholarship Test, Glee Club, Spring Concert, Music Festival, Sophomore Sextet, Freshman Trio, Choir, Who's Wlio PHILIP HUDGINS KITCHENS Science Club, Literary Rally, National Merit Scholarship Test, National Math Test, Honor Roll, Awards Banquet, Student Teacher Day, English Grammar Certificate JEAN LARUE Pepettes, Treasurer, FHA, 4-H Club, Debate Club, Tennis Team, Student Teacher Day, Stunt Night, Junior Hi-Fi Follies, Actors Guild, Honor Roll, Awards Banquet, In- tramurals, Letter Award, National Honor Society, Choir, District and State Music Festivals, Spring Concert, Glee Club, Trio, Sextet, Who's Vlfho PHILLIP RAY LAWSON Speech Class Play, Projectionist Club, Glee Club, Choir, Boys' Quartet, District and State Music Festivals, Spring Concert, Science Club, Student Council, Key Club, Stunt Night, junior Hi-Fi Follies, National Science Fair, Athletic Photographer, Who's Who 3l THOMAS CHARLES LEWIS Honor Rollg Debate Clubg 4-H Clubg Student Teacher Dayg Chatterbox, Business and Editorial Staffg junior Hi-Fi Folliesg Stunt Nightg Track: Freshman Football: National Merit Scholarship Test: Actors Guildg Choir, Spring Concert, District and State Music Festivalg Quill and Scrollg Who's XY'ho ROSEMARY LORIA Honor Roll: Pepettesg Stunt Nightg Choir, Glee Club, Spring Concert, Music Festival JOHN WARREN MAGEE Footballg -1-I-I Clubg Industrial Arts Clubg Stunt Night DOUGLAS WAYNE MARTIN Football: Letter Awarclg Student 'Teacher Dayg FFA, Re- porter 32 CHARLOTTE FAYE LEDFORD JAH Club: Marching, Cadet, and Concert Band, District and State Festivals, Spring Concertg FHAg Student Teacher Dayg Stunt Nightg Chatterbox Business Staffg Intramuralsg Band Awards Banquetg Choir LINDA MARIE LEE 4-H Club: FHAQ Intramuralsg Pepettes, Marching Squad RICHARD ALLEN LOVE Farmerville: Concert and Marching Band, Music Festival, Band Clinicg Science Club, Reporterg junior Class Talent Showg Track: Intramuralsg Honor Roll: National Merit Scholarship Testg Ruston: Marching Band, Festival, Sym- phonic Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Brass Choir RONNIE JOE LYTLE JIMMIE RICHARD MARTIN Student Teacher Day, Intramurals, Marching and Concert Band, Stage Band, Band Awards Banquet, Drum Major, Spring Concert, State and District Music Festivals JOHN DAVID MARTIN Marching and Concert Band, Captain, Band Awards Banquet, Music Festival, Spring Concert, Intramurals, Awards Banquet, Letter Award, Honor Roll, National Merit Scholarship Test BARRY GLEN MOBLEY JANIE CONSTANCE MONROE Lake Arthur: Cheerleader, Freshman Class Vice-President, FBLA, Glee Club, 4-H Club, Ruston: Literary Rally, Intramurals, Speech Class Play, Pepettes, Marching Squad, 2nd Vice-President, 4-H Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Library Club, Secretary, President, Stunt Night, Letter Award, Stu- dent Teacher Day, Honor Roll, XY'ho's Who MARSHA GAIL MATHEWES Pepettes, Secretary: FHA, Stunt Night, Qi-H Club, junior Hi-Fi Follies, Actors Guild, Honor Roll, Intramurals, Letter Award: Resume Staff, Miss Twirp , Student Teacher Day, Girl Athlete of Month: Student Council, Choir, Dis- trict and State Music Festival, Spring Concert, Glee Club, Sextet, XX ho's XX'ho MARCIA DARLENE MITCHELL National Honor Society. Treasurer: Pepettes, Marching Squad: Glee Club, Music Festival, Spring Concert, Art Club, Student Teacher Day, Resume Staff, junior and Senior Class Editors, Honor Roll, Speech Class Play, Letter Award, Stunt Night, junior Hi-Fi- Follies, Quill and Scroll Society, National Merit Scholarship Test: Honieroom Secretary, -I-H Club, Awards Banquet: NX ho's XY'ho JAMES GASTON MOORE Football, Oustanding Defensive Football Award, Senior Class President, Senior Favorite, Choir, President, District and State Music Festival, Spring Concert, Glee Club, Quartet, Key Club, Mr. Twirp , Stunt Night, junior Hi-Fi Follies, Honor Roll, Student Teacher Day, Track, Tennis Team, 4-H Club, Science Club, Student Council, National Merit Scholarship Test, Letter Award, Chatterbox Staff, Wh0's Who LYNN EARL MORRIS Track, Basketball, Bobby james Memorial Award, All- District, All-State, Spanish Club, Literary Rally, Student Teacher Day, Assistant Principal, Speech Club, National Honor Society, Key Club, Honor Graduate, Whos Who 33 JOEL THOMAS NOLAN Bandg Footballg FFA, Treasurerg Basketball Managerg Choir KATHRYN LILLIAN ORMOND 4-H Clubg Stunt Nightg FHAg Pepettesg Intramuralsg Glee Clubg Honor Roll DONALD RAYE OXFORD Basketballg junior Hi-Fi Folliesg Stunt Nightg Trackg 4-H Clubg Chatterbox, Sports Editor RONALD DAVID PAYTON Concert, Cadet, and Marching Band, Band Sergeant, District and State Festival, Spring Concert, Band Awards Banquetg Honor Roll WILLIAM GIPSON RAGSDALE SAMMY ROBERT RICHARDSON ELSIE RITA PEE FHAg Intramuralsg junior Hi-Fi Folliesg Stunt Nightg Stage Band, All-District Band, Music Festival, Senior Representa- tive to Band Council TH EBA LA NETTE PRUETT Glee Club, Spring Concert, Music Festivalg FI-lAg 4-H Clubg Intramuralsg Student Teacher Day 34 JOHN FRED RICHMOND, JR. Football, Intramurals, Student Teacher Day, junior Hi-Fi Follies, Honor Roll MARY WELLS RIDLEY Lexington High School, Virginia: Scarletter, Reporter, Exchange Editor: Chorus. Vice-President, Dramatics Club, State Latin Tournament, Band: Pep Squad, Chess Club, Ruston: Science Club, President, National Honor Society. Secretary, Resume, Art Editor, Student Council, National Merit Scholarship Test, Honor Roll: Pepettes, Quill and Scroll, WhO's Who SANDRA LEE SELLE Choir, Pianist, District and State Music Festival, Spring Concert, Glee Club, Pianist, Trio, Sextet, Key Club Pianist, 4-H Club, Literary Rally, Chatterbox Business Staff, Colum- nist, Stunt Night, junior Hi-Fi Follies, Actors Guild, Secre- tary, Pepettes, Cheerleader, Letter Award, National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Who's Who ANITA FRANCES SHADOW Letter Award, Resume Staff, Assistant Business Manager, Advertising Editor, Pepettes, Vice President, DAR Good Citizen Award, FHA, Historian, Vice-President, Stunt Night, Student Teacher Day, Art Club, Awards Banquet, Rec Council, National Merit Scholarship Test, Glee Club, Music Festival, XVho's Who DONALD ROBIN ROCKETT Honor Roll: Intramurals, Concert and Marching Band, Awards Banquet, District and State Music Festival, Spring Concert JANICE OLIVE ROXVLAND 4-H Club: FHA, Glee Club, Basketball Intramurals MARNIE LAURAL SHARP Rec Council, Glee Club, Music Festival, Spring Concert, Honor Roll, Letter Award, Intramurals, Pepettes, Marching Squad, Student Teacher Day, Stunt Night, Junior Hi-Fi Follies, Debate Club, 4-H Club, National Merit Scholar- ship Test, Senior Beauty, Chatterbox Business Staff, Actors Guild: Who's Who TRINA SMART Pollack High School: Band, Chorus, Literary Rally, 4-H Club: Girls' Varisty Basketball, FHA, Honor Roll Herald Staff 35 RICHARD ALAN SMITH Marching and Concert Band, Stage Band, Music Festival, Spring Concert, Outstanding Bandsman Award, Band Awards Banquet, Freshman Council Representative, 2nd Lieutenantg Student Teacher Dayg National Honor Societyg Key Clubg Letter Awardg Awards Banquetg Stunt Nightg Junior Hi-Fi Folliesg National Merit Scholarship Testg Boys' State Al- ternateg Who's Who LAWRENCE RAYMOND SNIPE GREGORY PHILLIPS STONE Choir, District and State Music Festival, Spring Concert, Glee Clubg National Merit Scholarship Testg junior Hi-Fi Folliesg Stunt Nightg Debate Clubg Science Clubg Project- ionist Clubg Speech Class Playg Honor Rollg Quill and Scrollg Resume Photographer, Chatterbox Photographer, Athletic Photographer BRYAN EDWARD STOREY Student Teacher Dayg Honor Rollg Awards Banquetg National Merit Scholarship Testg Basketball Managerg Projectionist Clubg junior Hi-Fi Follies 36 CHARLOTTE GALE SMITH Chatterbox Staffg 4-H Clubg Speech Class Playg Debate Clubg Marching and Concert Band, Cadet Band, Symphonic Wind Ensemble, Spring Concert, Music Festival GLORIA JEAN SMITH Pepettesg FHAQ 4-H Clubg Honor Roll ELLEN SNOW Pepettes, Marching Squadg 4-M Clubg Student Teacher Dayg Honor Rollg junior Hi-Fi.Folliesg FFA Sweetheartg Glee Club, Music Festival, Spring Concertg Resume Staffg In- tramuralsg Rec Councilg Who's Who JAMES ROBERT STOKES Student Teacher Dayg Honor Rollg Science Clubg National Merit Scholarship Testg Junior Hi-Fi Folliesg Stunt Nightg Debate Club, Tournament of Champions GLEN RAYMOND SWANN, III Simsboro: Math Club, Latin Club, 4-H Clubg FFA, Secretary, Vice-President of Sophomore Classg Honor Roll, Literary Rallyg National Merit Scholarship Testg National Honor Societyg Science Clubg Awards Banquetg junior Class Treasurer JAMES FORTUNE TAIT JOSEPH JACKSON THIGPEN, JR. Student Council, Presidentg Key Club, Treasurerg junior Class President, Student Teacher Day, Principalg Pelican Boys' Stateg Letter Award, junior Hi-Fi Folliesg Stunt Nightg Honor Rollg Sophomore and Senior Favoriteg Rec Council, Freshman Football, Track, Baseball, Basketball, Coaches Trophy, Oustanding Achievement Award, All-District Wh0's Who, Mr. RHS EDGAR ALLEN TUTEN Trackg Key Club, President, Industrial Arts Club, Secretary, Vice-Presidentg Chatterbox Reporterg National Honor Society, Presidentg Freshman, Sophomore and Senior Most Handsome, Student Councilg Stunt Night, Junior Hi-Fi Follies, Student Teacher Dayg Literary Rallyg Awards Banquetg Letter Awardg Pelican Boys' State, Who's Who OLIVIA DIANE TAYLOR Pepettes, Marching Squadg Honor Roll, 4aH Club, Reporter, Secretary, Vive-Presidentg FHAQ Letter Award, Stunt Night, Clubg Rec Councilg Student Teacher Day, Intrarnuralsg junior Hi-Fi Folliesg Chatterbox Business Staffg Projectionist Whos Who BRODY DEAN TELFORD Marching and Concert Band, District and State Music Festi- val, Spring Concertg Intramuralsg Awards Banquet VICKY LYNN VAN HOOSER Pepettes, Chairman of Booster Squadg junior Homeroom Vice-President, FHAJ Stunt Night, Honor Roilg Chatterbox Business Staff, National Merit Scholarship Testg Student Teacher Dayg Literary Rallyg Letter Award EMILY DIANE FRAZIER VINING Library Club, Vice-Eresidentg Choir, District and State Music Festival, Spring Concert, Trio, Sextet, Mixed Quartet, Stunt Nightg 4-H Clubg Intramuralsg Pepettes 37 MICHAELA VICTORIA WELLS Student Council, Secretary, Choir, Spring Concert, District and State Music Festivalsg Glee Club, Junior Girls Trio, Senior Girls Triog Intramuralsg Honor Rollg Letter Awardg junior Hi-Fi Follies, Stunt Nightg Pepettesg sl-H Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Literary Rallyg National Honor Societyg Student Teacher Day, Secretaryg Sophomore, junior, Senior Favorite, Resume Editor, Rec Councilg Junior and Senior Class Secretary, Leadership Conference, Quill and Scrollg National Merit Scholarship Testg Who's Wfho: Miss RHS MARIANNA WHITLOCK 4-H Club: FHA: Pepettes, Marching Squad, Student Teacher Day, Intramuralsg Stunt Night: Honor Roll BONITA CARMELLE WORSHAM Chatterbox, Editor, Cartoonist, Feature Editor, Awards Banquet, Literary Rallyg Intramuralsg Student Teacher Dayg Student Councilg National Honor Society, Letter Awardg 4-H Club, Songleaderg Quil and Scrollg Honor Rollg Pepettes, Marching Squad, National Merit Scholarship Testg Stunt Night: Art Clubg Perfect Attendance Certificateg Honor Graduateg XVho's Whog Freshman Good Citizen Awardg junior Leadership Conference JAMES DAVID WRIGHT Traclcg 4-H Clubg Stunt Nightg junior Hi-Fi Folliesg Student Teacher Day 38 -QUINCY BLANTON WADE +I-H Clubg FHA, Marching, Festival, Concert, and Cadet Band, Intramurals JERALD LLOYD WALTMAN Basketball: Baseball, National Merit Scholarship Testg Literary Rally: Awards Banquetg Student Teacher Dayg Letter Awardx Honor Roll CLAUDIA ANNE WILLIAMSON Choir, Spring Concert, District and State Music Festival, Glee Club, Sextetg 4-H Clubg FHA, Stunt Nighty Letter Award, Student Teacher Day, Intramuralsg Honor Rollg Perfect Attendance Certificate BILLY BARNES WORKS, JR. Football, Sophomore and Senior Most Handsorneg Key Clubg Stunt Nightg junior Hi-Fi Folliesg Choir, District and State Music Festival, Spring Concert, Boys Quartetg Teacher Dayg Senior Homeroom Vice-President CLAIRE ROZANNE WYLIE Choir, District and State Music Festival, Spring Concert. Glee Club, Sextetg FHA Club Hostess, Treasurer, Reporterg Tennis Tenmg Pepettes, Marching Squadg Honor Rollg Stu- dent Teucher Dnyg lntrumuralsg Resume Staffg Stunt Nightg Letter Award: Quill and Scrollg Chatterbox Staff, Reporter, Columnist. Feature Editor Pictures Na! ,4 milzzblc: Jesse Neilson Bennett, Donnie Gerald Dean, john Selrnan Dunnahoe, Edward Franklin Grafton, Irene Annette Green, james Michael Small An orderly senior class meeting X5Ue've heard this joke before. - -- . :-.-,rezsoQf.eanil,z:n-wnimnfnww Seuivr car Snjrfycd by ,411 You may kiss my hand if you wish Sip, slop, grub Take me, baby Wfhere is that one hundred clollar bill? Miss Martha Mrs. Dan Mrs. Albert Mr. Earvin Mr. T. E. Clirrgan Gilbert Lazarus Ryland Stewart GRS Billy Ray Adney-President Judy Dermyi Trearzzrer Linda Graham-Serrefary Mike McKeeiVice-Prefidefzf Don Abbott Billy Ray Adney Randy Afeman joel Alexander Billy Ray Audirsch Kay Aycock Sharon Aycock Cheryl Baker Bill Baldwin Curtis Barham Patty Barnwell Sue Baxter Sherry Bell Marion Biggs Tommy Black Leland Bryant Lewis Bretz Mary jane Byars Sue Capshaw Don Caraway Charles Carnahan Reg Cassibry Everett Cathey Gale Chumley Billy jack Colvin Carolyn Colvin Catherine Colvin- Kathy Colvin Buddy Davis Carol Davis Lamar Delony Judy Denny jane Dickson Bill Dowling Nancy Dowling Sarah Anne Duggan David Dyson Don Dyson Paul Echols Mike Edmunds Kandy Eldridge Lynn Evans Tommy Folk Gayle Ford Brenda Forney Barbara Foster john Fowler Linda Franklin Dorothea Gilley Gale Gleason Mary Ann Goodwyn Carol Ann Goolsby Van Grafton Linda Graham Van Harrell Madeline Hebing Johnny Henley Jerri Ann Henry Joy Hobgood Dud Holland Robert Hollis Donny Mac Hood George Hubbard Teressa Hunt Mona Jiles Sidney..Johnson Kenny Jones Dee Kendall Gary Kiihnl Larry King Otis King Judy Klopp Cherry Larance Marilyn Larance Shirley Latham Patricia Lawles Steve Ledford Judy Levasseur Charles Liner Judy Liner Lester Liner Lewis Love Marilyn Madden Mary Hilan Marler Mickey Mays Mary McCorkle Mike McKee David McKneely Mary Gwen Moore Jody Moser Scott Moser Dicky Nealy Claudia Ann Neeles Max Nelson Patricia Oxford Pam Payne Margaret Payton Sandra Pendry Tommy Phillips Nelwyn Pinson Buz Post Reagan Pylant Dianne Ramsey Billy Mac Rasbury Herby Reeves Mar aret Ann Richardson 8 Ralph Richardson Lee Allen Riser Bill Ross Elizabeth Roy Mike Russell Rip Sanders Derenda Sandifer Carolyn Scruggs Melvin Ray Shows Dewey Simonton George Simonton Lamar Simpson Marilyn Sims jerry Singleton Ancie Smith Edna Rae Smith Joe Mitchell Smith Pat Smith Mary Snipe Beth Stage Carolyn Stephens Lynn Stephens Fran Stephenson Linda Stewart Tommy Stinson George Stone Richard Swift Eddie Taylor Judy Telford Gus Theodus Gary Townsend Grey Turner Carol Turner John Varnado Q .um x -if v A Y ,O X, . A, f R A :if . 2552 2 if - ' hx 52? ' KW V 'ir 1 fm ,gy , K K N4 sm, 1 A4 1 '- ' iz, Heaiffmf ,gi VVVV 5 'E' K 1 ' V Q12 ff' 1 13- fl? Q5-mf 715 ge ' P -5 :Ill fwkf s.. lg . gs, g4:wfYw?Q?Qg '11 , af, 7 .fx 12 - sk X Hi q ' .H l LLV V,... ,,.:., , W I 4, 2612 .,., . H V. .g ii f A 2 ',,i 1f.,,..MW i v -Mt fa ' 47 S OPH ORES 611155 Spvnsors Coach Bud Alexander Mr. Clifton Dry Mrs. Sybil Edmunds Mrs. Fred Higginbotham Miss Maggie Hinton Mrs. Lou May Miss Coralie Saunders And he said . . . Aw' Mfg M35-A First triplets to enter Ruston High: Gaiy, Keith, and Susan Squyres. What is that awful smell? . Y . - 2 studying? e C S Cheese! Who does he think he is!! Bobby Brewer James Brooks Buddy Camors Judy Cantrell Susan Carver Bill Carroll Rodney Cathey Barbara Cavendar Diane Cole johnny Collins Charlotte Colvin Mike Colvin Rodney Colvin Carolyn Colvin Ricky Cook Larry Creech Brenda Crowell Sherry Cruikshank We 3661 af H0 6 ,Now john Torn Aaron Sidney Abegg David Ambrose Judy Andrews Keith Andrews Sue Arrant David Aycock Diane Baggarly Pat Baldwin Eddie Balance Guy Barnes Fred Baxter joe Ben ,Beaird Noreen Bennett jirn Bice Joe Blondin Bobby Boyd Ladd Boyd Jeanette Ford Audrey Foster Elvis Franklin Elaine Fewell Woody Gardner Cathie Gay Rose Marie Gerow Vicky Gibson Daniel Gilbert Paul Giles Norma Jean Glass Jerry Grisgby Janice Griswold Martha Hammons Margie Hanson Preston Hardage Thomas Harp Randy Hay f'lX Pattie Curry Bill Darby Barbara Davis Sandra DeFreese Kathy Dennig Linda Dick Sharon Dobbs Emily Dring Janet Dunnahoe Hugh Durden Bernard Dutton Sanka Enloe Bill Fagaly Cynthia Falgout Donna Fallin Marilyn Farmer Vlfalter Farmer Judy Foley Sandra Hays Bob Hearne Claude Hendershot Ann Henry jim Hestbeck Ronnie Hester Marion Hilburn Mike Hilton Joy Hinton Don Hogan Scott Holland Judy Hollis Rita Hood Sue Horn Wayne Horn Judy Howard Becky jiles Marilyn John We Strive iv Qrfllrfuf the H0 ar 60415 Betty jo Johnson Rex johnson Bill jones Drew Jones Jan jones Marillys jones Track Kavanaugh Steve Kirbow Neill Kirkland Sandra Kirkland jackie Land Mary Anne Lee Janey LeVasseur Bill Lewis Elizabeth Lewis Stanley Lewis Karen Liner jim Lipscomb Frosty Merriott Harold Miclyett Gerald Mitchell Lee Mitchell james Mobley jerry Don Mobley Dorothy Moffett Dianne Monroe Janis Moody Katherine Moore Larry Newman Kelcy Norwood Ginny Orr Larry Osbon Sue Otwell Frances Owens Linda Parish Wayne Parkman fa r, ,, T 19 E .f , E ,1 06533115 '14 l 'bs Cleo Long Georgiana Lopes Ann Lott Ralph Love Ronny Loyd joy MacDonald J. 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Martin jimmy Martin jonny Martin Susan Martin Andy McCarley Richard McCartney Pam McCarty David McCown Bobby McCullin Nicky McCullin Kaletah McKaskle julia Meek Billy Patterson jay Pearce Albert Penny Drew Pesnell Leon Pesnell Sue Pesnell Dwayne Piker Charlotte Pilgreen Don Pipes Patty Porter Virginia Reader Richard Rexon Faye Richards jimmy Richardson Kathie Richmond Bobby Rinehart Mary Lane Rinehart Tommy Rinehart We Cake Pride in Our Schorfl Susan Roach Patricia Robison Scott Rodgers Mary Rundell Louise Sanders Sharon Sanford Marie Schempf Michael Seither Sue Ellen Sikes Vicky Silmon Linda Slocum George Smith john Smith Carl Smolinski Becky Snyder George Soto Elizabeth Spavolcl Leroy Spillers Linda Thurmon jack Trammell Terry Traylor jo Ann Turner Rebecca Walker Richard Walker Phil Waltz Danny Watson Sarah Watt Ronald Whitten Susan Wilder Candy Williams Carol Ann Williamson Joyce Williamson Larry Williamson Keith Wilson Duncan Young Ida Young Keith Squyres Susan Squyres Nina Stein Gerald Stephens Libby Stephenson Ernest Stevens Candy Stewart Terry Stewart Larry Stockle Mary Margaret Storey Charlotte Strain Annette Swift Dusty Taylor Terry Taylor Craig Tellinghuisen Pete Theodus Charles Thomas Martha Thomas 5 KK 1 f V 3' 0 U yn X! . Wlff'W 'W4 Kicmzrd kewrz - L A ,Vg , V , jj K ' . RE Mrs. Sophia Cook, Mrs. L. J. Garrett, Mrs. Nancy Baggette, Mr. Fred Higginbotham, Mr. james Ferguson, Mr. B. G. Campbell, Mr. E. D. Perkins, Mr. Oscar Barnes Our freshman class is the largest class to ever enter Ruston High School. We have enjoyed going to our first Homecoming Dance, Spring Formal, Twirp Week, junior Hi-Fi Follies, Stunt Night, and Jamboree. We've enjoyed going to pep meet- ings, sports events, and assemblies. Many of the freshmen participated in these and other activities. During the year we have had in- teresting and informative homeroom programs. Among these were units on communism, personality, and civil defense. To become part of RHS gives one a special and indefinable feeling. Although it has been hard at times to adjust to the newness of RHS, we have throughly enjoyed our freshman year and look forward to our sophomore year. Tell me the answer, quirk! I just deff: like dirty jokes! -.wafawf iz Reggie Alexander Mac Allen Mance Allman Ronald Anders Grady Andrews jay Atkins Carolyn Aulds jan Aycock Pam Bagwell Billy Bahm Cecil Barham Carol Barnes ,4 Zireslzmun iv LW5 ,7 Wind Oscar Barnes David Barr Gregory Bartlett Sandra Baskin Wayne Baxter Rebecca Bayne Hazel Beckham David Belton Lynn Benjamin Larry Berry Donald Bice jerry Blackstoclc Ricky Blanton Jack Boyd Larry Branch Linda Brewer wwe: :tlragffsfaafr Phyllis Brewer Bonnie Bryant Gloria Bryant Delbert Buckland Brenda Burgess Mary Beth Burnham Len Campbell Margaret Caraway Larry Carraway Bill Carter John Carter Martha Cassidy With Newuess. New Selma! Dorothy Castle Glenda Castle Darlene Caver Randy Cecil Dennis Colvin Donald Colvin Jan Colvin Gary Creech Ann Culpepper jimmy Culpepper Barbara Curry Lynn Davis Wanda Davis Ronnie Deal Ear-line DeLoach Ronna Sue Dennis Benny Denny Mike Diamond Brenda Dick Frances Dowling Brenda Duke Priscilla Dunn Calvin Edmiston Glenda Edmiston Larry Edmiston joan Elliott Randall Elliott Rita Frazier New Cflasses, New Cracker Dale Garner Peggy Gerow Joyce Gibson George Gillum Jimmy Goins Philip Goss Robert Goss Brenda Grau Dwight Gray Ragan Green Teresa Green Beth Griffin Mary Dell Hamilton Gary Hammon Bobby Hammons George Hancock Randy Harvey Gloria Haynes Anne I-Iendershot Bill Hendrickson Carol Henley Betty Herrick Lynell Hester Larry Hethcox Henry Hicks Betty Hinton Hilda Hinton Ann Hogan and cw Hriemtr Qseiiifl -ifi'tffvL'fit 5 Rita Holder Ronald Holloway Nancy Holstead Rebecca Hood Alice Hubbard Donna Hunt jo Ann jimmerson Becky johnson Johnny johnson Lois johnson Billy Neal Johnston Deborah Jones Hasson Jones Marion Kendall Carroll Kilgore Sandra Kilgore Dianne Kimbell johnny King Madeline King john Kirby Virginia Larance Allen Larson John Lawles je-rome Leachman Betty Lee Dwight Lee jimmy Leonard Catherine Lewis I X b N , K ' A' Tommy Lewis Charles Love jack Love Harold Lyles Martha Mabry Tommy Mabry Carolyn Matlock Marcia Mays Connie McCartney Gerry McCormick Ricky McCormick Malcolm MCCown Sandra McGuire Dariea McKenzie Linda McKenzie Joe Miller johnny Mitchell Brenda Moon james Moore Randy Moore Robert Moore Martha Moser Edward Napper Susan Napper Mildred Newman Gary Nix Kenneth Nolan Paul Nolan Joyce Norman Kent Oglesby Marilyn Orr Donna Otwell Linda Otwell LaWanda Pearce Linda Pendry James Perkins jinny Pilcher Brenda POHCI David Posey Diane Raines Aylmer Rainwater Larry Rainwater Travis Reader Raymond Reames 'QD- Courtney Reed Dean Reeves Gene Reeves Bobby Rich Christine Richards Martha Richardson Patricia Rives Mary Frances Roberts Jack Robinson Rex Rogers Gary Ross Lennie Rowland 396 hmm Simzlly Hacvme Pa I nf .fll vramw-u Robert Roy Steve Sanford jerry Lou Sears Janet Selle Robert Sharp Marvin Sherrarcl jim Shoap Calvin Singleton Tommy Singleton Bernice Skipper Theresa Slade Anne Slaton Brenda Spires Suellyn Small Cheryl Smith Frances Smith Linda Smith Patricia Smith Rebecca Smith Mary Kay Solomon Steve Stage Leon Staples Lou Ellen Stevens Cecil Stewart Lynell Stewart Mack Stewart Thomas Stewart Gayla Ann Stinson fell fm ffzylz 311141 Yy Mike Stokes Glen Strain Mike Swift Pat Tait Virginia Taylor Carolyn Terrill Larry Turner jim Tuten Don Upchurch Judy Veazey Jeanette Wall Richard Wall William Waltz Ann Warrick Huey Wesley james Wheeler Richard Wliitten jimmy Williams jane Williamson Virginia Williamson Linda Woodard Suzanne Worsham Rondale Wright Melma Yeates Pictures ,Nat ,4 mikzlrla Williani Boyd Johnathan Colvin Sharon Grayson Shelia McDade Charles Martin Kenneth Mishoe Linda Rushing james Willis I love you, too! Hildegarcle If you can't sing it, say it! 3,0130 HZ N 'HUP M20-' U' Nl l?c umc Staff Offer FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lou May, Sponsor, Mary Ridley, Mary Margaret Storey, Mike Wells, Marilyn Madden, Melinda Allen, Anita Shadow. SECOND ROW: Pam Bagwell, Becky Synder, Sarah Watt, Sue Ellen Sikes, jim Lipscomb, Reg Cassibry, Marijon Hinton, Donn Afeman, Lynda Brooks, Bob Holladay. THIRD ROW: Mymie Caldwell, Hasson Jones, Hilda Hinton, Mary Belle Kirkland, Margie Hays, Gary Townsend, Carol Turner, Margaret Payton, Neill Kirkland. An important organization at RHS is the yearbook stalff. These people unselfishly work to produce the Resume, a record of each year's school events. This year the staff -has been very fortunate to have Mrs. Lou R. May as their advisor. A newcomer to RHS, Mrs. May has given will- ingly of her time and effort to help the staff solve the many problems that crop up in yearbook planning. Mrs, Lou May, Sponsor and Mike Wells, Mike Wells, Editor, Marilyn Madden, Asst. Editor, Melinda Editor Allen, Business Managerg Mary Margaret Story, General Editor, jim Lipscomb, Asst. Business Manager the 16? I of IU! Mymie Caldwell, copy editor, and Mary Ridley, art editor, supervise the work done by, the' staff in copy and art. Their job is to help this year's Resume have freshness and originality. t t.......s One picture says more than a thousand wordsg that's why the photography in the Resume tells the story of this school year. Mary Belle Kirk- land, photo editor, Neil Kirkland and Gregory Stone, photographers, insure the Re'sume's success with their candid cameras. The Resume' business staff is composed of jim Lipscomb, asst. business managerg Melinda Allen, business managerg Margie Hays, secretary-treas- urer and typistg Anita Shadow, advertising manager, and Don Dyson, subscriptions. Without this team of workers the Reiume' could not be published because they handle the finances of the book. 1...1 , - W. Gary Townsend and Bob Holladay serve as sports editors who write up the athletic year at RHS shown through pictures. X. . H ff , 'S V si W. A, .353 , . . - . . 1- , .. S, . 9535 ef IQLW' 5 .. L V .,,L,.:.fm' J A 'G 1 . '- ' T 'T l W V 1 V'-rf , W ' - L ww. M., A K A I ' - 5.5, I i. 'Q K A..' Feature editors: Pamela Bagwell, Donna Afeman, and Sarah Watt run the school elections sponsored by the Resumcf They must mimeo- graph ballots, tabulate results, and then have the winners photographed for the feature section. Class editors: Sue Ellen Sikes, sophomore, Hilda Hinton, freshman, Darlene Mitchell, seniorg and Margaret Payton, junior. These girls orgainze the class pictures. The organization section is handled by Marijon Hinton, Reg Cassihry, Carol Turner, and Becky Snyder. They sum up the highlights of the RHS organizational activities. Lynda Brooks, Hasson Jones, and Judy Denny head the activities section of the Resumef This includes the major school happenings and the student body's response to them. 165111111 'af W0 k Coffee break vga , 3 , - ff 2 '1 - -'tx i V 1 , f 5 fiffi N af 1 3, -qw , ., ' EE: wwf! . 'wwaie' - ,, K . f- f. ' ww M. -wjsf 1 - 1 , ,,:, ---e-- Hmgaqas - ' Composure l Frazzle ! Who, me? Zap Students Elected to H0 ar S11 iffy Of all the organizations that are a part of RHS, the National Honor Society represents the best students of the junior and senior classes. Students are selected for their display of qualities of scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service. Maintaining no less than a BU on semester grades is another qualification for membership. President Tuten leads candidates in pledge. Allen Tuten-Prey. Mary Ridley4Sec. Darlene Mitcliell-Tre.1r. Mrs. Glll7EfffSf1lJ1IJUl' Billy Adney Curtis Barham Patty Barnwell Lynda Brooks Gayle Carter Reg Cassibry jill Colodny Judy Denny Camille Duchesne Don Dyson Ben Freasier Margie Hays Kathleen Higgs Marijon Hinton Suzanne Hutchins Wesley Irby Dot Kirby Jean LaRue John Martin Mickey Mays Mary McCorkIe Mike McKee Lynn Morris Margaret Payton Sandra Selle joe Mitchell Smith Richard Smith Glen Swann jerry Wfaltman Michaela Wells Bonita Wforsham We 16115 Pepcifes 16710 fthe Seated, left to right: Mary Ofhccrs jane Byars, junior Marching Commander: Marsha Mathewes, Secretaryg Jean LaRue, Treasurerg Mary Belle Kirkland, Senior Marching Commander. Standing, loft to right: Anita Shadow, First Vice-Presidentg Marijon Hinton. Presidentg Connie Monroe. Second Vice-President. 1-bin: 'H' KSC ',51'- ifwlgiq' 'ff-ff s - Z-L VM . :fu f 'T. :A ffff-r -,, ..T1' T30 Liwif fflgj WE fs ,f-Wir . E-'aka- y.E h iij V q!gyzf ,. -fiig. 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She is 11 wonderful guide to the officers, cheerleaders, Marching squad, and Booster squad. Mother T will never know how much each Pepette thinks of her. We would like to say thank you so much for your love and guidance to us. Margaret Ann Sumt- all was elected Secre- tary in the spring elec- tions, but because she moved to Wa1'ii1springs, Georgia, Marsha Mat- hews was elected to fulfill the office next fall. Pepettes boosting the 'Cats fudeui Zvuncil Sfriws in Make Kusfan ffzylz Schrwl Student Lfvuucil Margaret Ann Sumrall was elected Treasurer in the spring elections, but because she moved to Wfarmsprings, Georgia, Dot Kirby was elected to fulfill the office the next fall, OFFICERS Left to right: Wesley Irby-f-Pmlliamefllfirifzzz Mike WCllS-gS6l'I'6fdl'j' jackson Thigpen-Prefizfezzf Carroll Cathey-Sgf.-af-Az'm.r Marlijon HlDlOH-Vjt'6-PI'6.fflf:?lIf Dot Kirby-T1'efz,i'111'er' Informal meeting of the council. 13145 an Even Better Salma! 'f'fii1, As Hff'SiiiHehf5afiRHS. I Q, , .i :- iflV.0l'QQ1' to improve the qualities of my persona! llfeiiindifhosia of myrschoolli will endeavor: M .jr A,,V M, A. ig. 1g,,TQ5,ges25blish aycharacterilbuilt uponihonesty, intelli- Qenceifand dependability, . and myself. I if M iii: .,Lk .tg K,rV., .Qc nk. V1.V, V,.L exe, 3f'lfgT0 'dot ii1Yt'i5Hff'iiri'iii'taking care of school property and... showing respect for tire belongings offoiliersi 'ff 41 ', To'6unduci'h1yself'in aproper manner the everyday 1if?.,0f,-mY. Iigs chapel as ivjgellfiasi af itsifsoeial iinddaihleticilevents. 5. r'I'o Build lasting friendships by Apxaqticing unselfishriess 'f 6. To showflhgjstiqkl Pfiinqiplegifin tlaeinany phases of L:'i 5C1'g90I,.,l,!.fe.g5as xyellfias, eyeryifphase of my life. 5,5 ,V ,3.,,1 if q A y Ruston High School Code of Honor Better and more varied assemblies Save the Children Federation Drive 2.1t4To.,Vshdw respeet fe? iiiyiteachers wand VVLV fellow ,stuclentsgx . f wp. W' HS . on ' f ss 5 as if Jkfsfj 62? sm if if we 5' flftgiaasf fa . , K mv ,M - ,M K . ' li: .sssfar Q sa 'f-Yi lifes '4T ' .-ITF? '-fs. , 5' H . 1 or f 44,2-e-11 . fe r , i. 1. t ' . ' A . v 'l' A sv, 0 , 1, r' ' s M S sk ' f- . RHS Student Directory The Student Council of 1962-65 was headed by jackson Thigpen, presidentg Marijon Hinton, vice-presidentg Mike Wells, secretaryg Dot Kirby, treasurerg Wesley Irby, parliamentariang and Carroll Cathey, sergeant-at-arms. These officers led the elected homeroom representatives in promoting projects to benefit the student body. The Council worked with and through the student body in many worthwhile projects. The first project of the Student Council is the football ad drive and the publication of the programs. With the IOZQ profit earned from the ads, and small profits earned from the sell of the popular student directories and Bear- cat football pennants, the Council instigates its projects. Evidence of work done by this year's Council can be seen at the football stadium and in the basketball gym where Bearcat heads show that RHS is the home of the Bearcat. Mike Wells and Mary Ridley were the artists of this project. Mary will also draw a Bearcat coat of arms to be placed in the entrance hall of the building. The state basketball pictures were placed in the halls by Council members. The social activities sponsored by the Council included the freshman dance, Twirp Week, and the Homecoming tea, parade, assembly, and dance. The Honor Code was continued and emphasized. Better assemblies than ever were presented, The Save the Children Federation drive was carried out successfully and the mountain children received the clothes collected. The Good Cheer boxes for food and clothing and a faculty versus student volleyball game was held to raise money for the drive. Recognition of outstanding students came through Student Teacher Day and an election by the Council of a Citizen of the Month. The Student Council has tried to serve you, the student body. We hope you are well satisfied. 75 Hozmcil Kamplsfss Many Projects Student Council elections Our President Bearcat head in Gym Student Teacher Day Twirp Week Dance Homecoming Parade Quill and Sem!! kvcoguzkes fl7llI'l'lllH5f5 Mrs. Lou May, Spozzmf Donna Afeman Melinda Allen Lynda Brooks Mymie Caldwell Gayle Carter Camille Duchesne Tommy Ford James Hatch Margie Hays Kathleen Higgs Marijon Hinton Bob Holladay Mary Belle Kirkland Charles Lewis Darlene Mitchell Mary Ridley Sandra Selle Anita Shadow Gregory Stone Allen Tuten Michaela Wells Bonita Wforsham Rozanne Wylie Quill and Scroll Society members are pictured following the initiation cere- mony held May 9, 1963. The twenty- three seniors qualified for the society by having served on the Chatterbox or Resume staff and by maintaining a B average. The members were rec- ommended by the publications' sponsor and came from the upper third of the senior class. The Quill and Scroll is an inter- national society, and Ruston High is proud of its chapter and the quality of the work displayed by the members. 7 U16 16115 Vocal Qrrfup RUSTON HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR FRONT ROW: Gayle Carter, Rozanne Wylie, Marsha Mathewes, Margie Hays, Sidney johnson, Lewis Love, Billy Works, Michaela Wells, jean LaRue, Marijon Hinton, Linda Ann Hammer, SECOND ROW: Donna Afeman, Pat Smith, Dee Kendall, Melvin Shows, Bobby jefcoat, Tommy Ford, James Gouedy, Marilyn Madden, Mary jane Byars, Carol Turner, Charlotte Ledford. THIRD ROW: Linda Graham, Mary Hilan Marler, Claudia Williamson, Sandra Grigsby, Denny Garner, Lamar Simpson, Charles Lewis, Ben Freasier, Dianne Alexander, Rose Mary Loria, Patricia Lawles. FOURTH ROW: Judy Whitt ington Cherry Larrance, Diane Vining, Margaret Payton, jimmy Moore, Richard Swift, joel Nolan, Johnny Hollis, Lynn Stephens, Nelwyn Pinson, Aline Walker, Sherry Bell, Mary Gwen Moore. OFFICERS: Phil Lawson, Vice-President, Margie Hays, Treasurer, Gayle Carter, Secretary, Jimmy Moore, President. DIRECTOR: Kendall Hearn PIANIST: Sandra Selle MIXED QUARTET: Bobby Jefcoat, Michaela Wells, Diane Vining, johnny Hollis. l Give Wal ure in ,411 BOYS' QUARTET: Billy Works, Sidney John- son, Bobby Jefcoat, Jimmy Moore. HHN, JUNIOR TRIO: Judy Whittington. Sherry Bell. Mary Jane Byars. SENIOR TRIO: Michaela Wells, Margie Hays, SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE: FIRST ROW: Pattie Curry, Margaret Arm PHYIOD. Becky Jiles, Sue Ellen Skies, Susan Wilder, Georgiana Lopes. SECOND ROW: Sanka Enloe, Joyce Williamson, Margie Hanson, Noreen Bennett, Janice Griswold, SOPHOMORE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB: FRONT ROXV: Dianne Monroe, Marilyn Farmer, Georiana Lopes, Noreen Bennett, Diane Baggarly, Sanka Enloe, Susan Wilder. SECOND ROW: Kendall Hearn, Janice Griswold, Sandra Montgomery, Judy Foley, Cynthia Henry, Ginny Orr, Sue Sikes, Patty Porter, Deanna Strickland. THIRD ROW: Cathy Gay, Pam MCA Carty, Pat Baldwin. Margie Hanson, Kathy Dennig, Pattie Curry. Becky Jiles. 7 Grvup Have 91114 While inging SQPHQMQRE TRIO 1: Sandra Montgomery, Sue SOPHOMORE TRIO II: Janice Griswold, Pat Bald- Ellen Sikes, and Patsy Porter. Wlfl, flml SUSHU Wilder- SOPHOMORE SEXTET: Dianne Monroe, Sandra Mont- gomery, Ginny Orr, Pat Baldwin, Patsy Porter, and Diane Baggarly. BOYS' GLEE CLUB: FIRST ROW: Craig Tellinghuisen, Leon Pesnell, Leland Bryant. SECOND ROW: Gerald Mitchell, Sidney Abegg, john Smith. THIRD ROW: Glenn Wright, jim Bice, Daniel Gilbert. BOYS' QUARTET: Sidney Abegg, Jim Bice, Daniel Gilbert, and Leon Pesnell. FRESHMAN GLEE CLUB: FIRST ROW: Phyllis Brewer, Hazel Beckham, Jo Ann jimmerson, Linda Woodard, Betty Hinton, Hilda Hinton, Martha Mabry, Cheryl Smith. SECOND ROW: Linda Otwell, Joyce Gibson, Virginia Taylor, Susan Napper, Pat Rives, Rebecca Bayne, Sandra Kilgore, Deanna Strickland. THIRD ROW: Suzanne Worsham, Pat Tait, Ann Hogan, Anne Hendershot, Mary Frances Roberts, Marilyn Orr, jan Aycock, Becky johnson. L76 ary Klub l6'emfHfs Selma! FRONT ROW: Lynn Evans, Phyllis Hickey, Kay Aycock, Connie Monroe, Becky Beckham. Bonnie Bryant, Dianne Monroe. SECOND ROVU: Sandra Pendry, Sharon Aycock, Melma Yeates, Hazel Beckham, Kelcy Norwood, Cynthia Falgout, Beth Stage. Carolyn Colvin, Jeri Ann Henry. THIRD ROW: 'lane Dickson. Mary Beth Burnham, Marion Kendall, Dorothy Castle, Lynell Stewart. Joy MacDonald, Martha Moser, Miss Alice Griffin. The purpose of the Library Club is to help the members know what library work is like and to serve the school by working in the library. Members work in the library during their study halls and at noon hour. Not only does this give the girls valuable experience, but it is a help to the club's sponsor, Miss Griffin. The Club participated in the Homecoming parade and Stunt Night. They also gave a bake sale to help pay for the year's projects, among which was the Parent Demonstration library project. The year's activities might be summed up as quiet, hard work coupled with good fun. Miss Alice Griffin SfIOIIJ'01' Connie Monroe Kay Aycock Dianne Monroe Phylis Hickey Lynn Evans Preridezzl V ice-Pretid en! Serremry T1'?!lIlll'Ef' C 0-T1'ea51n'e1' Key 61116 Serves the Hrfrrzrrzurzify Mary Belle Kirkland, a very outstanding senior of the class of '63, was chosen as the Key Club Sweet heart. The girl chosen is thought of as the girl most Key Clubbers would like to date. Allen Tuten Prefiderzl Mr. Earvin Ryland, Sandra Selle, Sponsor The Key Club is a service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Among the many contributions the Key Club has given the school is a much needed spotlight for the school auditorium. The highlight of the Key Club 'year's activities is an appreciation banquet held for the members? parents, teachers, and officers of the school organization. This year Mr. W. W. Durden was presented a Senior Citizen Award because of his outstanding work in support of Ruston High. Members brought home honors from the annual convention held this year in Lafayette. Gary Townsend won second in Oratory and the scrapbook kept by Lee Mitchell and Billy Ray Adney won first place. The Key Club provided basketball programs and handled the concession stand at the basketball games. The student body ap- preciated these added attractions at the games. Social activities included a hayride and several parties. The Key Club had a success- ful and busy year under the able leadership of Mr. Ervin Ryland, the Key Club's sponsor. Pionirl Wesley Irby Vice-Prefideol Gary Townsend Bobby Jefcoat Jimmy Moore Billy Ray Adney Randy Hay Secretory Treorurer Senior Board- junior Board- Sophomore Board- member member member Kring Home H0 or 9mm Zrfzwefzfivrz, Curtis Reg Carroll jimmy David Barham Cassibry Cathey DeMoss Dyson Tommy James Thomas Bob Sidney Folk Hatch Hilbum Holladay Johnson Bill Edwin Phil Lewis Mickey jones KOSS Lawson Love Mays Lee Lynn Scott Wayne Melvin Mitchell Morris Rodgers Parkman Shows .fujrfy So izzl,4cfi1fifie George Richard George Eddie jackson Smith Smith Stone Taylor Thigpen Billy Key Club Board plans Appreciation Banquet honor- Key Club operates concession Works coming activities at presi- ing school leaders, faculty, and stand at basketball games. dent's home. parents. Club members attended Tuten and Irby Emcee Shows works at service Kiwanis Club pancake successful Stunt Night. SfHti0r1 for Key Club work breakfast as a group. day. New members are initiated. Christmas Party. Monthly dinner meeting at Holiday Inn. Science 61116 ivromvfes ,flflafhemaf ks Science 61116 C FRONT ROW: Linda Stewart, Mary Wells Ridley, Phil Lawson. SECOND ROW: Marion Biggs, Mary McCorkle Pat Smith, Kathleen Higgs, Cynthia Falgout, Rita Hood, Dorothy Moffett, Melinda Allen. THIRD ROW joe Ben Beaird, Marion Kendall, Patty Barnwell, Cheryl Baker, Douglas Wall, Ben Freasier, George Simonton, Brandon Dur den, Glen Swann. FOURTH ROW: Phil Kitchens. Claude Hendershot, Walter Farmer, Mr. Stewart, Bill Baldwin .lim Q- taxa f Lipscomb. be - -. A . ' , :Z .. -,Q ,vig 145539 . W X K, , , ' vQi1,e1ssf:-.iowa-:titer ffxf 'elif' es-L o f 2. is '- .Q , V .... ,mx .,W ,fa ,S f' ' 15'5 '.:f by ff-Sir. is Mr. T. E. Stewart, Spofzrar The Science Club sponsored a National Mathematics contest in which Wesley Irby won Ruston High first place. Members worked with the sponsor, Mr. Stewart, on projects. Phil Lawson, a Science Club member, made it to the National Science Fair. Mary Ridley Phil Lawson Linda Stewart Gregory Stone Preridenz Vice-Preridezzt S ecrezm' y- Reporler Trearurer U16 15761144 is' Hard Work john Martin, The john Philip Sousa Awardg Lee Allen Riser, Outstanding Junior, Jay Pearce, Outstanding Sopho- moreg janet Selle, Outstanding Freshman. 15 -2,11 w 1, s nusront HIGH Senoorlii In K, G Hmcusv vmzpas The-:,:.Concert qnd gi Syiiiphonicilyondsi'gif' - new amuse, oifeavof y P 12 3V3rd ANNUAL 4, gg SPRING coNcrRT eiiils -ffwtgm-fy. la-jgfrygt. :sez 1 soimvx. f 1, 4 1 if ruse scrsoov. Aubzromum 1' 11 , ll id , , , 1, SUMMARY OF EVENTS Sept. 7-Nov. 16.-Presented eleven Intermission shows at RHS foot- ball games, October 7-Helped Dedicate Ruston's new U.S. Post Officeg Represented Ruston in Parade of Bands -Louisiana State Fairg November 10-Entered March- ing Festival, won superior trophyg December 1-Ruston Christmas Paradeg December 17-Cypress Springs Schoolg December 18-Rus- ton Elementary Schoolg December 20-Hillcrest Elementary, Ruston High School, February 14-As sembly Concertg March 10- Music Time Pre-Festival Concert, March 30-Band Festival, Monroeg May 2-Red Cross Drive Initiationg May 4iMiss Claiborne Parish Parade, Outstanding Unit Trophyg May 14-33rd Annual Spring Concert, May 17-4th Annual Awards Banquet. PROGRAMME f Qtr 1 r .1 sniw ti x iw cwwcm- , A Mi. , .M at .M . .v M any ,.. ,fa ew l Ma W oi l 35 5- 'WS I-Z':. LZ - .A bis? z-:V 5 ' Zia - i'f 1:9 1, ' -- . 59 -mg at ,-5 ,,. . 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Y fm. ummm T ,...,w,,W.a 455:55-Mr mmtm-.-M W an t..1.,, cz., rem. Aa t.. iw nv 1 N' W' W nm- 'H 'VK' '3.W.,a.a,'1!,a ggggfggey M.a.M,.t ,M mm KXFSSYES' hmmm -,mtaaa ,W .,,,,fg.a ,mam .mlm W. WM sw. W me enum to.. -an iw M em nm ww.. mm ' F tw., ww 1 an ww tr. .. Lt.. mt-wav WW vm., an R mama ' i-my rut. n-aww mana Sam. an rum In mn, M. ca. M nm. ww-.. J, wmamuva ww fame. wi.t,a.., 'bw' ' wow alarm wfmgw. cm. wi? nxmmu arming., in wut, wa., wa lim-tam. rmmu ,-tv vii, ,. P111 9101 Jlflakc FLUTES: D. Fallin, L. Smith, C. Smith, J. Colodney. OBOES AND BASSOONS: S, Cruikshank, C. Strain, L. Johnson, J. Selle. LOW CLARINETS: J. Henry, J. Veazey, A. Foster, S. Latham. CLARINETS: R. Pee, S. Cruikshank, A. Smith, A. Foster, D. Ramsey, J. Pilcher, S. Latham, J. Pearce, R. Brown, C. Strain, C. Colvin, J. Veazey, L. Pearce, J. Henry, M. Cassidy. SAXOPHONES: R. Deal, J. Richardson, J. Selle, M. Sherrad. CORNETS AND TRUMPETS: FIRST ROW: S. Stage, R. Cecil, M. Nelson, D. Reeves, R. Love, G. Bartlet. SECOND ROW: S. Arrant, R. Moore, T. Taylor, L. Kemp, V. Gibson, L. Davis. THIRD ROW: B. Telford, L. Riser, R. Blanton, D. Hood, J. Martin, J. Hatch, D. McKnelly. l 87 .Marching Qfharupious THE HORNS: G. Reeves, V. Gibson. D. Wfatson, J. Hollis, D. Hood, R. johnson, L. Kemp, D. Reeves. PERCUSSION: -I. Martin, W. Waltz B. Moon. 1. Lipscomb, R. Love, B Davis, K. Jones, R. Payton. BARI'1 ONES. R. XVhitten, L. Newman, K. Nolan TROMBONE51 J. BOyd. J. Fowler, G. Strain, TUBAS: E. Nuppers, G. Soto, T. Rinehart, J. P. Waltz, C. Thomas, G. Nix. O. Barnes, R. Kfflg- W- FHIUWCV- C' Sfffwflff- C- LOW. Smith. M1-, QSCM Ba,-ms, band director: NOW if Proud jim Martin with Ln. Music Educators Trophy. youll just think. well have Ll good show. Here we go! Actors Gu 741 4. .,, , , ,5,-1, .sr 5. . ,.,2,,-.5 :, z2g':,.,1 rsswrlgilll . , . r ,, ,H Q -sg- LQ I W -,rQ,r,3,2w,,.a:si,a sam,-1-it , A ,.,, J ., .,.,L. .am W Qxffyk K Left to right: jimmy Dodds, Dud Holland, Mike Russell, Lamar Simpson, Judy Le Vasseur, Marsha Mathewes, Judy Klopp, Carroll Cathey, Beverly Williainson, Sandra Selle, Kathy Colvin, Bobby jefcoat, Ralph Richardson. Charles Lewis, jimmy Tait. Not Shown: Sherry Bell, Sarah Glasgow, Mary Ann Goodwyn, Suzanne Hutchins, Jean La Rue, Mary Gwen Moore, Laural Sharp, Marilyn Sims, Mike Small, Aline Walker. Kvard :ff Direcivrs CHARLES LEWIS SANDRA SELLE MARSHA MATHEWES JIMMY DODDS 89 Deb is Klub Ofhfcrs and Members Wesley Irby Gary Townsend Lynda Brooks Lee Mitchell Mike McKee Mymie Caldwell Preriderll Vice-Preridefzz Secretary T1'ea.rurer Reporzer Parl. Awards earned during the year by members of the Debate Club were presented to them at the annual Awards Assembly. At this time, a special Outstanding De- bater Award was presented to Ben Freasier. He was selected by his fellow club members as having made the greatest contribution to the group during the year. Special activities of the club during the year included the presentation of a thirty-minute television program on KNOE-TV, winning first prize in the Key BCH Fffasief Club's annual Stunt Night, and winning third place for the float entered in the Homecoming Parade. FIRST ROW: Charlotte Smith, Sarah Glasgow, Laural Sharp, Lee Mitchell, Lynda Brooks, Wesley Irby, Gary Townsend, Sarah Watt. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Anne Mitchell, Audrey Hollingsworth, Mary Margaret Storey, Catherine Lewis, Mike McKee, Myrnie Caldwell, Lewis Bretz, jill Colodny, Bill Baugh. THIRD ROW: Susan Carver, Marilyn Madden, Barbara Cavendar, Susan Wilder, Sandra McGuire, Billy Jack Colvin, Grey Turner, jack Trammell. FOURTH ROW: Herbie Reeves, Elizabeth Lewis, Rebecca Walker, Virginia Larance, Dianne Kirnbell, Mike Russell, Paul Giles, Tommy Phillips, jimmy Stokes. NOT SHOWN: Sandra Aycock, Ben Freasier, Madeline Hebing, Mary Belle Kirkland. Have zz Suvces ful year Twenty Ruston High School students qualified for the annual Tournament of Champions, sponsored by the Louisiana High School Speech League, and held at Lake Charles High Schbol. Of these students, eleven entered individual events, and nine reached the semi-finals. These were: Mymie Caldwell and Judy Denny in Dramatic Interpretationg Lynda Brooks, Mymie Caldwell, and Mike McKee in Interpretation of Poetryg Gary Townsend and jimmy Stokes in Extemporaneous Speaking, and Marilyn .Madden and Sandra McGuire in Oratory. Reaching the finals were Mymie Caldwell and Mike McKee. These students were rated among the top six participants in their groups. Twenty-eight schools and more than 300 students participated in the tournament. Ruston entered five debate teams, the maximum number allowed. For the year, the Ruston debaters won 98 out of a total of 150 debates, or 65 per cent. Students winning more than 60 per cent of their debates were: Lewis Bretz, Mymie Caldwell, Barbara Cavendar, Judy Denny, Wesley Irby, and Rebecca Walker. Those winning more than 70 per cent of their debates were: Susan Carver, Mary Margaret Storey, Gary Townsend, jack Trammell, Sarah Watt, and Lee Mitchell. Sarah Watt won 17 out of 22 debates for a rating of 77 per cent, and Gary Town- send won 15 out of 19 debates for a rating of 80 per cent. Individual tournament results were as follows: at Southwestern, Ruston tied with Bolton of Alexandria for second place in Sweepstakes. Ruston's junior Girls' team was rated superior at Louisiana Tech, and at this tournament rally ratings of superior were earned by Mymie Caldwell in Interpretation, and by Mary Margaret Storey in Extemporaneous Speaking. First place in the junior Division was won by Ruston at Natchitoches. The Junior Boys' team placed first, and the junior Girls' team was second. Sandra McGuire won first in After-dinner Speaking, and Sarah Watt placed second in the Outstand- ing Debater awards. At the Northeast Tournament in Monroe, Ruston won second place, with its Senior Boys' team receiving a rating of superior. - Mary Margaret Storey reached the finals in Extemporaneous Speaking at the Byrd-Centenary tournament, placing her in the top seven of 48 contestants. At this tournament, Wesley Irby and Ben Freasier reached the octo-finals in debate. From the honors received, it is obvious that the Debate Club had a very successful year. We are off to win again! f-ii on QI:-J ra-Wa ,W ,M -aegfg, EDITORIAL STAFF: FIRST ROW, left to right: Pam Payne, Sarah Duggan, Camille Duchense, Bonita Worsham, Gayle Carter, Rozanne Wylie, Phylis Hickey. SECOND ROW: Sandra Selle, Audrey Hollingsworth, Judy LeVassuer, Mike McKee, Kathleen Higgs, Cleo Long, Charlotte Smith, Mike Stokes. THIRD ROW: Marion Kendall, Betty Herrick, Charles Lewis, Judy Klopp, Donny Oxford, Grey Turner, Troy Biscomb, Tommy Ford, Lewis Bretz, Greg Stone, james Hatch, Mrs. Lou May, sponsor. BUSINESS STAFF: Ginny Larance, Betty johnson, Camille Duchense, Marilyn John, Mary Rinehart, Sandra Kirkland, Charlotte Ledford, Marie Schempt, Track Kavanaugh, Frosty Merriott, Sandra Grigsby, Donna Kaspar. U15 Edifrfrs Combines Studyf' i Work stand' frm fis ia combination, you '5can't 'In journalismf dlclasbssxhaxdjgworkrfis ala V very irhport4 ' ant, factor, gsdabgcaqsoi iri1 r ity is other T95 f5P011SiT1'iU?YQ0f Q we Hass ffl Diihlish W their popvgilaffi or-nyr'rERBoX, 1 , Finding: mnefresfmg subjects im write ,,gbQut.,,igrga rjobfifirfii'itselff The or biggest job gwriting ,ether at artiolewi dwell enough thats, Mays Wi11..x,: 3CCBpf iitf 'i ' ' , Fun rcomess - : vv hen V ' the s7finistied product is back and! Bonita Wor- Sham, ,Editor 0f1,TLhE ACH-41-TTER-J BOX, 'ruris fm I'hisf is YEZIHV EI'6IifTi I K V Gayle Carter, assistant editorg Bonita Worsham, editor-in-chiefg Sarah Duggan, exchangeg Mike McKee, featuresg Rozarme Wylie, featuresg Tommy Ford, assistant sports editorg Donny Oxford, sports editor. my H mis K., ., -1 1,11 1' Joqgrnqlgstsz, Make Resolutions off? '63 Autlry H0lii'HgSWGFth-WO1'k: harod roi make goof: gradesi and rputi-.my spare time to bgttqr use, i ,a,i ,Judy ,LoVzrsseurT-Keep my aalr big mouth shuts! o do szd- 'iPh5f1is' Hickey+Sperrd more icinie on improving isro my owritingtoability, rpopny. Qxiordi-No more? New 4 Sarfahi 5419? Duggasl-fT0a have ifiniireiipaiiericerfand be friorrdlier, Q, Levs?is'BrotziQ-Try to keep the Vcarj in one-precast rtrs sst l ' r Eiozaxme Jwylieva-Be 'more help-r 5fU1:'ktO:,OtIf!61fS, arid play more tennis: Judi Kloiip4+-Not gohstoady! or Pam Payrre4+LGo steady! ., Gayle Carter?-Not vvgm-yt and get X upsets owger ,little ,fihings 15 M s'Linda tHoward-Twlqkeyi no ignore New Years? 't'r r rcisolutionsit i . f1'Qmmy :Ford-eDo what I'fwant if i.: sand ifrsol cauI1,:do,it anyway! 'Gayle Clllpueppegr--Qfot5,0Xf1Ql'Cf0me my imoody riature. h VKVA Q p,Txroy Biscombs -S1 ay? alwaiy from lyflmgttgs, y . ig- 5 xgk ,.'1:: 3 - 'Mike . IvicIiQ ceI doxrft srrs h ayefskany Now? 'Yoafs resolutions-,1'md quite scontentfwith rhyselfl' rt'i ,fMay-affol' put Pupf with 'imyi invmrnnlicm r-hmm? , F . ,Is, ms,L J W J V E4V,h 1 VAZVA V, sss AmQD9gftthe smanys- trqnfs that are stressed to work towg iougnol-ism studehtsg one ti roost ootstofhdir r W f5?'5fQCC?QU'50f,f,sPfiT'T,QfbsGd a!f HOfhirI9f Slowldfit bit ipiffoff rotgitolfau sirl lTI'iisa'sfCiteEriei?it bggnjg, ropggtegd gQ:or1s.tgntiy byaCHottZ box sooonsor End iduiidaisistfhtfeqt:he1r.'Mtrs. Lou Rr. Mov, How did zbat get in there? Sports editor hard at work 93 99,4 Qurui has Prarf ral lcmfwledge FIRST ROW: Mr. Dry, Sponsorg Elvis Franklin, Mike Colvin, Tommy Black, Larry Edmiston, Calvin Singleton Calvin Edmiston, Travis Reader, Wayne Baxter, Jerome Leachman, Terry Stewart, George Hancock, Rex Rogers, Nicky McCullin, Leroy Spillers, Raymond Snipe, Eddie Balance, Bernard Dutton. SECOND ROW: Bobby Row, Paul Nolan, Larry Caraway, Tommy Singleton, Randy Harvey, Bobby Rich, jay Atkins, Track Kavanaugh, Dusty Taylor, jerry Grigsby, John Williamson. THIRD ROW: Gary Squyres, Fred Baxter, Keith Squyres, 'Timmy Culpepper, joel Nolan, Larry Williamson, Wayne Martin, Everett Cathey, jimmy Martin, james Brooks, Albert Penny. The fifty-four members of the Future Farmers of America enjoyed this year at RHS because of active participation in the many phases of club activities. The juniors and seniors attended the Louisiana Livestock Show and Rodeo in March. This worthwhile meeting was held in Baton Rouge. The freshman and sophomore members enjoyed the annual fishing trip. This year the Bussy Brake Reservoir in Bastrop provided the fish for the FFA boys. All members enjoyed the banquet and the talk given by James W. Spears, president of the Ruston Chamber of Commerce. The Club entered Stunt Night, a float in Homecoming, and won first and second in agriculture in the North La. Literary Rally, The FFA Chapter also competed with other chapters in a Parlia- mentary Procedure and Public Speaking contest. The importance of the FFA is emphasized by this fact: 40W of the boys who graduate from Louisiana high schools choose a vocation related in some way to farming. Nicky McCullin, Dusty Taylor, and Bob Roy won joel Nolan, Treasurer, Raymond Snipe, President, second place in the Annual Dairy judging contest and Sarah Watt, Sweetheartg Ronny Bell, Vice-Presidentg will go to the State contest May 18, 1965. Wfayne Martin, Reporter: Joe Stevenson, Sentinelg Mr. Dry, Advisor, Track Kavanaugh, Secretary, and Eddie Balance, Parliamentarian. 91164 Ceachss Hvmemaking kills Sizfurc' ffrfmemakers af Amvrica The Future Homemakers of America are a valuable asset to our school. Besides learning homemaking skills, the girls use their skills at many important functions held at RHS. ' The club members provided refreshments and lovely decorations in the Home Economics Building at the Home- coming tea for alumnae. They also provided refreshments for the members of the National Honor Society and their parents following the honor society assembly. It is also rumored that the girls sometimes provide refreshments for faculty coffee breaks. To boost Bearcat spirit, the FHA members sell Bearcat pencils with the football schedule on them. The FHA does its share to teach girls to be useful members of society. Spansvrs Initiation of new officers Mrs. Sophia Miss Coralie Cook Saunders 'I sk 1962-63 OFFICERS, left to right: Anita Shadow Vice-Presidentg Rozanne Wylie, Representativeg JoAnn Driskill, Secretaryg Camille Duchesne, President Linda DeFreese, Historiang Sherry Corley, Parliamen tariang Diane Henry, Treasurer. ,lrzdu trial Arts l6'uilrls' Skills ,7r1d1rstrirzl,4rts Cflulr If ' 5 1 . . . ii' 12331 'W l .ii Mr. H. E. Belisle Sponsor' The Industrial Arts Club has many activities other than the learning of industrial processes and shop safety. The members participate in school events, taking first place in the Homecoming parade for the fourth consecutive year. They also won second place in Stunt Night for the second year. Thirty-seven of the forty-six members attended the State Convention held in Baton Rouge. Everyone enjoyed the annual hayride held in May. The club is grateful for the guidance provided by its sponsor, Mr. Belisle. .9 Neill Kirkland, Treasurerg Tommy Stinson, Secretaryg Len Aaron Presidentg Gary Kiihnl, Vice-Presidentg Thomas Hilburn. Sgt. at Arms, ,M 1' . Mitchell? fferrzereerrz FIRST ROW: jill Colodny, Audrey Hollingsworth, Becky Beckham, Darlene Mitchell, Angela jones, Cheryl Harris. SECOND ROW: Donna Afeman, Lynda Brooks, Mrs. Mitchell, Charlotte Perritt, Sarah Glasgow, Linda Hamner. THIRD ROW: Edwin Koss, Phil Lawson, Thomas Hebing, Berry Mobley. FOURTH ROW: jerry Waltman, Joel Nolan. FIFTH ROW: Gregory Stone, Bryan Storey, Jackson Thigpen, Wesley Irby, jimmy Doclcls. SIXTH ROW: Carroll Cathey, Bob Holladay, James Gouedy, Billy Works, Mike Small. Mrs. Mitchell Bob Hollaclay Billy Works Cheryl Harris Darlene Mitchell Bryan Storey H om eroom President Vire-Prefident Secretary Treafurer Pro gram Teacher C lmirrmw Mrs. fligg 2400 ham is' J-frfmmfzfm Sarah Watt George Smith Rebecca Walker Mrs. Mary Higginbotham Preridenl Vice-Preridefzf Secrefary-T1'eaJ1n'e1' Homeroom Tefzcfmr FIRST ROW: Mrs. I-Iigginbotham, Virginia Reader, Mary Lane Rinehart, Marilyn Farmer, Vicki Silmon, Barbara Davis, Sue Pesnell, Diane Baggarly. SECOND ROW: Kathy Dennig, Norma Jean Glass, Patty Porter, Barbara Cavendar, Rebecca Walker, Becky Snyder, Sarah Watt. THIRD ROW: Keith Squyres, Guy Barnes, jim Bice, jimmy Richardson, Wayne Horn. FOURTH ROW: Neill Kirkland, joe Ben Beaird, Scott Rodgers, George Smith, Jay Pearce, Rodney Cathey, Andy McCarley. Miss Hinton is' ffrfmervom Homecoming Float A varied group of interests are represented in Miss Hinton's homeroom, all of which have been cultivated by many worthwhile activities undertaken by the students this year. Hard work on the part of the students and a capable teacher enabled this group to accomplish much during the homeroom period. The officers elected by the homeroom are as follows: President, Mary Margaret Storey, Vice- President, Martha Hammonsg Secretary, Lee Mitchellg Treasurer, Walter Farmer. v FRONT ROW Dianne Monroe, Kathy Richmond, Jan jones, Elizabeth Lewis, Susan Carver, Vicki Gibson, Sandra DeF1eese Margie Hanson. SECOND ROXW: Miss Hinton, Carl Smolinski, Craig Tellinghuisen, Davis McCoWn, Lee Mitchell Mary Margaret Storey, Kelcy Norwood, Martha Hammonds, Bobbie Castle, Georgianna Lopes, Charlotte Strain, THIRD ROW Bobby McCullin, Steve Kirboxv, jim Lipscomb, Bobby Rinehart, Walter Farmer, Cleo Long, Kaletah McKaskle Libby Stephenson, Judy Hollis. Sue Arrant, Frances Owens, Rex johnson, Bill Fagaly. 3 'X NA loo ALES. OF SUBSCRIPTION S E TAG EN PERC THE HIGHEST R EO PAGE IN THE RESUME EE THE FR WERE WINNERS O X :Lf THE SENIOR CLASS g f. FEATURES ,Miss jlflnrnon J-finfan ffN ,XR Mzss Suzanne flntcnins Senisr Beauties ,Miss Dvroflzy ldrby 1 ,Miss Laura! Sharp 16719 Wvrks Q hazy Glark Senior flaudsames Allen Catan Kr? Germ!! Kafhey fi 2 Miss linda Graham junior F Miss l6'c'wrly Mlliamson w I Kcnnfies ,Miss ,Margaret Paytan g Q? ,Miss Welwyn Pinson X6 Eddie Zaylor junizfr 1 5 1 1 Y 1 w Dad J-lvlland as if 0 I08 1 N Hamtvzfmes Kagvh kichardsa s Melvin Sha f W 0 M ss udy udrcufs ,Miss Dianne ,Morzrve Svphvmore Ksaufiss Miss fflisizbsfiz lewis Miss linda Dick ,Cav ,Mitchell JD Svplzomvre Wayne Parkmarz ff? L1 flandsrfmcs David M660 C7 P N QQ Sw!! 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Sfrieizdm l5'fm Hreizsier - l6'rmiiiz Wvrsimm I24 Do! Kirby - Kichard Smith , Mas! Sophisticated os! Musical! Cizleizifd VV ,flllm Cufm - lyndiz Hravks Sandra Selle - Phi! lfawswz LWIIIKSI Mas! Anfisfic Mary Kidley - Kharlcs Lewis 4717 Ann Driskill - jimmy Daditv I25 Kes! Kifzaeas Hes! Dancers David Deal - 6aaaie Maarae Sllea Sacw - Haaay ,Yefccaf Mas! lfikely fa Sacceea Wm Mmm K1 V- WMM.,,.,,1,,4 LV,T U J i ,.e...w,.,.... Q5 Y A dates! Hcaple a V 7 .7Hl'fie5! LaaralSl1ar,a - Wesley fray ,wily l5'elle Idrklaad - ,flllea Zafea M11 and Miss IZHS mimfffa wells yafkm UIIWKI1 ACTIVITIES I Zeedershzlt Prepares Students fer kespeusieiities ef '63 An important event which occurs during the sum- mer preceding the school year is Leadership Confer- ence. Michaela Wells, Lynda Brooks, Mymie Caldwell, and Bonita Worsham represented RHS at the second session which consisted of eight days at LSU. These students were selected by the teachers on the basic requirements of leadership abilities, initiative, scholar- ship, and personality. Mike and Lynda at state capitol. At Leadership there are five divisions in which stu- dents can enroll. Michaela enrolled in Yearbook. Bonita in Newspaper, and Lynda and Mymie in Speech. These students all profited from the con- ference and learned many things which they have applied throughout the school year. Delegates Cake Z7rteeris Seat in feuisiaua Geeermtzent A high point in every junior's year is the selection by his own class of the delegates to Pelican Girls' State and Pelican Boys' State. These students are elected according to scholarship, school service, leadership qualities, and character traits. The delegates chosen to represent RHS were Margaret Ann Sumrall, Marijon Hinton, jackson Thigpen, and Allen Tuten. Due to previous plans Allen could not attend, but Edwin Koss ably filled his place. Margaret Ann moved away from Ruston to Warmsprings, Georgia, during her senior year, but she did attend State. During the ten days in which the Pelican Staters live on the LSU campus, they learn the fundamentals of local, parish, and state governments by taking part in the elections of the mythical fifty-first state. With the knowledge gained, the Pelican delegates return home ready to take a greater part in civic affairs. Jamboree Queen Mary Hilan Marler Salwar! Starts Mill jambrfrec' The Lions Club sponsored the annual Football Jamboree in Sept- ember. Held a week before school began, the event marked the beginning of both the athletic and social season for Ruston High. Six schools participated in the Jamboree, but Ruston's victory over Homer 6:0 was the highlight to the Bearcat fans. Reigning over the Jamboree was,Mary Hilan Marler, a junior. The queen was chosen by the football squad. A dance was held in the recreation center following the game to end the festivities. afiamzl Meri! Schalarslzzkf ZHMSIS Each year many Juniors take the National Merit Scholarship Test. Glen Swann, Ben Freasier, and Wesley Irby each became semifinalists. In December, they took the finalist qualifying test in Monroe. RHS can be ex- tremely proud that three stu- dents became finalists. These boys also were granted scholar- ships from Louisiana Tech. I30 Pep ,Meetings Kees! Student l6'edy ,eirif In appreciation to the Pepettes and Cheerleaders, the foot- ball team planned and put on a very entertaining skit. Mrs. Turnbow, alias Coach Phillips, is saying, One or two things, girls. The pep meetings held in the gym usually consist of pep songs by the band, yells, a short skit by one of the four units of the Pepette booster squad, and a pep talk by one of the five coaches. Occasionally, special pep rallies such as the Burning of the Tiger are held. Assemblies Suferfeining and frzspirefieual All assemblies begin with the Pledge of Allegiance and the National Anthem. The programs have included many fields of in- terest. Some are inspirational, as when a minister speaks, some in recognition of Ruston High talent, such as Mymie Caldwell's dramatic interpretation, and some just for fun, as the Resume skit in which jackson Thigpen tried to pass as a Pepette. Thursday has been a day to look forward to because of these assemblies. Maid Suzanne Hutchins Maid Dianne Monroe flrfmemmzrzg glfllff Queen Dorothy Kirby Maid Linda Graham Maid Betty Hinton RHS Hecnmcs 'Zami of Myths far Jfvmewmiug This assembly marked the beginning of the Homecoming Day activities. The Queen Dorothy Kirby and her court are shown as they were presented to the student body. The theme, Land of Mythsf was in evidence from the lovely girls in assembly, through the alumni tea held in the Home Economics building, in one of the largest parades in RHS history. The Homecoming Day ended in victory for the Bearcats when they defeated Jena. Following the game, the alumni were invited to join the students for a dance in the beautifully decorated recreational center. Fifi! Place Float Second Plate Flon! Industrial Arts Club Key Club Firrt Place Cm' Troy Biscomb ecrmfirw Evuucil Keorgauzkes to Exterior of Recreation Center This year Mayor John Perritt, along with the City Park and Recreation Board, reorganized the youth recreation program of Ruston. The Ruston High School Recreation Council stemmed from this re- organization. A group of RHS students received letters during the summer inviting them to become members of this council. At a meeting held in the latter part of August, this group of chosen students elected officers and began work to improve the Recreation Center. The student board and an adult board headed by Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fulton, along with interested parents, worked together to make the council's plans a reality. , ,s., ' gn' -W M f . f . MBMN. . ga 5EiifE2 a.e'Iaa. I ffffff , if ' . lf' lt'.f Kw N' in -if igja ,K X... . Q.. 5 s ,gl'ii7.- it f t r .. . rr- af.:-,mi V ws , 139536, K :1 jfjif . iw, -. i ..,,.. ag' , w f . it . M 'k:tif'f 'iii5it5, mf- -.MLSQFKSW5-ZLQZ: f.5f72'f'EEgafw Sz V .fffi n H: 71 -'ftl,.'f5'W1fE. ffiiff' fi ,..,, ' EQ'2 ?1l5'Q5!fU-. ftp ' ' - Redesigned interior of Red The board redecorated the Recreation Center. Painters donated their time, and parents made curtains and helped with the other finishing touches that added so much to the attractiveness of the Rec,'. Mr. Mark Harris, an art instructor- at Louisiana Tech, planned the color scheme and supervised the work. Many varied activities have been planned and ex- ecuted this year. The council has greatly improved Rec participation and the quality of parties held at the Rec. There is still much work to be done, but this year's council has certainly taken a giant step toward a better Rec. FIRST ROW: Nancy Holstead, jan Colvin, Dianne Monroe, Catherine Lewis, Barbara Cavendar, Mary H. Marler, Beverly Williamson, Catherine Colvin. SECOND ROW.: Mrs, Georgianna Russell, Ann Hendershot, Terry Taylor, Michaela Wells, Laural Sharp, Lee Mitchell, Mike Russell, George Smith, Dee Kendall.. THIRD ROW: jackson Thigpen, Mary Belle Kirkland, Anita Shadow, Ellen Snow, Gary Townsend, Allen Tuten, Kent Oglesby, jack Love. FOURTH ROW: Marion Biggs, Ronnie Holloway, Aylmer Rainwater, Edwin Koss, Bob Holladay, Tommy Folk, james Hatch. I34 Prrfmvfe Beffvr Kee ea! bu Prvgram OFFICERS Bob Holladay, Treats., Mary Belle Kirkland, Chairmang Gary Town- send, Vice Chairmang Marion Biggs, Reporterg Not Shown: jill Colodny, Sec. Swcutive Cfouncil COMMITTEE HEADS james Hatch, Building and Groundsg Laural Sharp, Hostessg Ellen Snow, Activities. CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Seniors: Juniors: Marlerg Barbara Oglesby, Allen Tuten, Mike Wells, Tommy Folk, Mary Hilan Sophomores: Lee Mitchell, Cavendarg Freshmen: Kent Nancy Holstead. Zwmcil Sponsors Numa au ,llcfizfific Mayor Perritt and Mr. Belisle at Resume Rock. t .'3l.ll'llfi,e.,i, i n 1 . s, ,WW is -,,. ' i ,L ' ,' .s T' 'ffm fi ' . i fir, 6' . .p 'Wwe' . 1 y z yjms,,..,,- . .,., K Jr. . if 'ii , ii V, '- N :J I-Sliipe' ii I . 2 S1 s Two students rign Rec Res- Twisting at the Rec olution Dancing to the music of The Impacts at the Spring Formal Recreation Council presents an assembly to student body Zfufirp Week The Student Council-sponsored Twirp Week puts the girls in the drivers' seat, as they are given the responsibility to make the dates. The week is climaxed by the dance at which Mr. and Miss Twirp are announced-a selection made by the Student Council. The high point of the dance was the crowning of jimmy Moore and Marsha Mathewes as Mr. and Miss Twirp by Coach and Mrs. Higginbotham. Kay gfllb Spmsvrs Stun! ight School organizations are encouraged to enter the competition of Stunt Night, a major fund- Firrt Place Debate Club raising activity of the Key Club. Emcees, Wesley Irby and Allen Tuten, kept the audience laugh- ing between acts. First Place was taken by the Debate Club, Second Place by the Industrial Arts Club, and Third Place was a tie between the Student Council and the Actors Guild. Serozzd Place Industrial Arts Club junior Hi-H Zfllics zz l6'ig Success Junior sponsors Mrs. Gilbert and Mr. Ryland help emcees Judy Denny and Billy Adney to plan junior night of entertainment. The junior Hi-Fi Follies is a variety show created by the junior class each year in order to raise money for the junior- Senior Prom. A record total of S500 was raised this year by the hard-working juniors. Billy Ray Adney and Judy Denny did an outstanding job as emcees. junirfrs Zfrmf eniors at ivrom Seniors are treated by the junior class yearly who sponsor the junior-Senior Prom in the spring. l This year Iva Adams cafeteria was the scene of this much-enjoyed dance, the theme being 'fEve- ning in Paris. The Wheels provided perfect music for a lovely evening. 6aiars Ma l6666aaifiaa Uada 276596656 l5'6ffy 6ra6k6r Award y Chosen Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- morrow for RHS was Linda Delireese, a high school senior. She is now eligible for participation in the state contest with other local winners. Basis for selection of local and state winners is a test prepared and scored by Science Research Associates, Chicago. Personal observations and interviews are also factors in determining national winners. Aaifa lradaw DAI6 Award Anita Shadow was the winner of the Good Citizen Award given annually to an RHS senior girl by the Long Leaf Pine Chapter of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution. Anita was chosen for her dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Her activities include being vice-president of Pepettes, vice-president of FHA, advertising editor of the Resume, and an honor roll student. Alyw1i6 6aldw6!l Saalish Earapasifiaa Award Among eight state winners in the Annual Achievement Awards Competition was Mymie Caldwell. Last spring Mymie was nominated by the English teachers to represent RHS in the contest. After entering several themes and taking tests, she received a scroll of recognition for her outstanding ability in English. The RHS English department also received a certificate of Merit from the National Council of Teachers of English who sponsor the contest. Crashers far zz Day All classes participate in the Student Council's Stu- dent Teacher Day. Students are chosen to take the place of teachers by the popular vote of each class. Each class elects a student teach- er for the day. Office a- ffairs are taken over by a student principal, assistant principal, and secretary. This year Jackson Thigpen, Lynn Morris, and Michaela Wells filled these posit- ions, respectively. A typical class reaction RHS Salads Gow! Kifzkms Jan Colvin Georgiana Lopes Joe Mitchell Smith David Deal Dariea McKenzie jonathan Martin Nancy Dowling Margie Hays Rebecca Smith Sarah Watt Cheryl Baker james Hatch ,March April May Ku fan Cake Hr f Place in Kally James Shoap, Algebra I Charlotte Strain, Geomezry Allen Tuten, Sf. Arifh. Ben Freasier, Trigozzorzzcfny Lynn Morris, Phyrirf jan Colvin, Ezzglifh I Sarah Watt, Ezzglifh II Patty Barnwell, Euglifh III Bonita Xworsham, Englifh IV Glen Swann, Eng. Lifemlure Kathleen Higgs, Prozzzmciatimz Michaela Wells, Spelling Gwendolyn Hinton, Geffeml Hiflorj Jerry Waltman, Amerimfz Hiflory jack Trammell, Civicr Anne Hendershot, llfforld Geography Mymie Caldwell, Economic! jim Tom Hestbeck, Bialogy Hellen Herrick, French l Jim Lipscomb. French Il Sandra Selle, Typing Tommy Folk, Bookkeeping Suzanne Hutchins, Shorthand Betty Hinton, Lafizz I jonathan Martin, Lalizz II Marilyn Orr, Home Er. I Marilyn john, Home Er. II Linda DeFreese, Home Ec. IV Dusty Taylor, Agriczzlizzre I l40 3 .e Hand date Hampa yn far Student 0 0 601114011 UMM Q at V1 'Zu' --4 'Is , :..:. st ., Tommy Phillips, Flintstone Ticket Billy Ray Adney, First Family Ticket Glzeerleader Slecfivrz . ar .-1-1 -any w - .,-. -at 491 Ji V . 5 , , Wg. ' 1 11 .fa . ff K. . M .fia- . ltft 5, ,Ms ,V W -'t' -rf.1em-111, .c , 1 t,i :., ,,,,.a., V ,,. .N rw.. ,,.. .,. H W. lr J 1- S gg 1 M. me ' , a u eugfr-f g.. 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After each girl had completed her yell, students then returned to their homerooms and voted. The Cheerleaders were elected by popular vote. Those elected to lead the cheers for '63-,64 are as follows: Dianne Monroe, Linda Graham, Beverly William- son, Elizabeth Lewis, Nancy Holstead, and Betty Hinton. Dianne Monroe Zffffbzlll FRONT ROXW, l. to r.: C. Cathey, B. Works, T. Hilburn, G. Wright, VU. Irby, B. Wilder, E. Cathey, L. Stephens, II. Tait, G. Smith. SECOND ROW: D. Hogan, B. jones, P. Theodus, M. Shows, E. Taylor, B. Adney, 1. Gouedy, T. Folk, M. Russell, W. Parkman, S. johnson. THIRD ROW: R. Afeman, J. Dodds, J. B. Martin, L. Love, B. Jefcoat, J. Moore, S. Ledford, D. Taylor, W. Martin, T. Kavanaugh. FOURTH ROW: L. Williamson, J. Trammell, R. Richardson, J. Grigsby, R. Hollis, B. Hearne, L. Boyd G. Barnes, C. Liner, L. Mitchell, R. Swift. FIFTH ROW: D. Anderson, R. McCartney, A. McCarley, F. Merriott, J. Stephens, J. Bice, H. Fristoe, D. Aycock. : Urfaclzcs J ,, Fred Higginbotham, End Coach: R. W. Phillips, Line Coachg L. J. New Addition to Coaching Staff: Garrett, Head Coach. Bud Alexander, Freshman foot- ball coach. - -. -. r.:::. -a.o.W-:- at j Mmgsfsf get fhff f0OfbHUSf V'53?27?2f if i :bi 52 r. rm, --5, Managers, get the tape! Managers ' 1 fi - ' Q41 ' T ...W get the towels! These are familiar 5 135 , - - V cries heard by the football mana- -' r gers from the Coaches and players. The managers, being an essen- tial PM of the teams Sufffssf put in many hours of hard work Johnny Henley Scott Moser Larry Stockle Ricky McCormick f-Of H1955 dedimfed 9-th19fC5- Ouf Coaches, athletes, and students of RHS, owe these boys a great debt in praise. I43 Calm Discards Old '76'cw far Madera Due to changing trends and new methods, the wing T formation was introduced in the RHS foot- ball program for the first time this year. The Bearcats easily a- dapted to this new formation shown by our record of six vic- tories and five losses. RUSTON 12 MINDEN 13 On the opening kickoff of the Bearcats' 1962-63 Prior to 1962, the Notre Dame box formation was used by RHS football teams for 28 years. The success of this formation has been proven by 215 victories, 87 losses, and 15 ties. Also, three State Championships have been secured by this method. D mmf' ' 4 ,. .i , . . -3, , X - at ,.-Li, 3:53 'N,,.,,,,,,,, ',,'1'2,j, Yf'l3'.1v: Wv1:nsv'9vr-1wws I . . . i -. f . '---vu -v-M-my-v.,,,4,,,,f l',,f',.,,,, . gf' 1 L WPG 'fx 'f B 5 5, m, em P f 'v'H'l'v-vr'li1:uara+urx?r ix! s s?afi 5 , M' V. -7 . .. ' 2f'3Tf-T-g'22?5a,J sr,-,..g,'gQw5vm?35w ,IJ - -- I , , , wad . .. . - W ' . , ef ,1--V Q, ,, ' 1 5 55l..rpf,...... A ga I YH' we ' f - it..-f ,' H we , 412. ,. 4 7 ' 1 f ' A-aff .- 4 . Q N W' , r'f,'1 -' Q - - f 7. :g',.i::',:wii g , ' A it W . V f 5 , -, are , 4' a A f .N-W ' +3542 Z , r- Q Ja.-yzsfal Q1 1 ,. ' 1 ---if . nfl? we-. , Lx -rf-.J , f' , -'-.T ,af7Qaf 5 4. . fi - fi? , 1 , . xx if we . . . f 1 Q. . ' fx , W W Q H - ' 4. .ti x ff - .. Ja m. - f .As Lal, Q.. NL, may V 230. ' . 5 , fa.,-.f 2' acura .-I . ' , I M - as ,ami 1- A .- - . ef if-fr 'J fa ' 1 ., ' ' r -, r. -.f , 'txt 1. l' W ,,,, 'f-Q H - ' ' if eff' f. iit's5i'lWeL: i . . W5-f d? W - , ,. ya.. M- gi. fa!m.w,.,, at ,, ,,,.,.. may-.. . at 1 -- an f,-, wfiaw .a we a a . '6 in Kevivw season, a Crimson Tiger gathered in the ball and swivel-hipped his way through eleven Cats to paydirt. After the extra point, the Bearcats quickly retaliated on Billy Adney's 2 yard plunge. The PAT failed and the Cats settled down and outrushed and outplayed the Tide through the second and third quarters. The game loosened up during the fourth quarter and both teams scored a TD. Minden scored on a short gainer series, and Adney broke loose for a 32 yard gallop for Ruston's 6 points. Both teams missed their extra points, and the game was decided by the first play of the season. Billy Adney moved the ball well and Taylor looked good. Melvin Shows completed 5 of 11 passes. RUSTON 6 BOSSIER 21 Bossier's battling Bearkats struck with blitzkreig- like strength in the first quarter and scored 21 points. The RHS Cats just were not up for the game and could not manage to rally. They scored one TD near the end of the third quarter which was set up by a 59 yard run straight through the middle by Eddie Taylor. Four plays later, Melvin Shows tossed a pass to Carroll Cathey in the end zone. Final score 21-6. Everett Cathey and Tommy Hilburn looked very good in the line. I44 RUSTON 21 OUACHITA O Ruston wanted a victory and went after one. The Cats went scoreless in the first quarter, but opened up with two T.D.'s in the second quarterg the first one on a pass to Cathey and the other on a short dash by Eddie Taylor, Near the games end, Shows con- nected with Cathey on a 20 yard pass and a score. A new star was made in Wayne Parkman and another sophomore, George Smith, played exceptionally well. Wesley Irby was the headhunter on defense. RUSTON 26 HOMER 7 Melvin Shows gathered in the pigskin on the opening kickoff and raced 85 yards for a touchdown. Minutes later, Wayne Parkman plunged across from the 1 yard line for another, Again RHS scored on a Shows-to-Cathey pass good for 15 yard touch- down. Billy Adney wound up this one-sided game with a 42 yard run for the fourth touchdown. Parkman made 2 for 4 PAT'Sg and Courtney Reed, Wesley Irby, Billy Works, and Lynn Stephens were outstanding on defense. RUSTQN 7 WINNFIELD 0 RHS began district against Winnfield, a determined team who had rather beat Ruston than Neville. The Bearcats were also a determined team who wanted to win district. Ruston dominated the yardage with 139 to 136, but Winnfield took first downs with 7 to 6. Eddie Taylor was the Friday night hero with his 85 yard gallop to paydirt and his stalwart defense. Parkman booted the extra point and did a fine job as linebacker. Tommy Hilburn and Wesley Irby looked good in the line and Bobby jefcoat, 135 pounds of dynamite, was in almost all of the tackles. RUSTON 12 HAYNESVILLE 0 The Cat footballers started the Haynesville game with the Homecoming spirit still in their blood. In the first quarter, the Cats scored on a 2 yard spurt by james Gouedy and a 24 yard pass from Shows to Adney. Throughout the remainder of the game, the Tornado's defense stiffened and remained stubborn by holding the Bearcats to limited yardage, The defense of the Cats held just as stubborn and the 12 points held to win the game. The defensive unit was the outstanding area of the team and deserved great credit. RUSTON 0 JONESBORO 7 Jonesboro was heavily favored over the Bearcats, but you could not tell by the way the Cats played the ballgame. Eddie Taylor looked great in running 19 times for an average of 4.2 yards per carry. Melvin Shows passed 15 times and completed eight. Ruston outgained the Tiger 224 to 215 and led in the first downs by one. Wayne Parkman, Wayne Martin, and jimmy Moore stood out on defense. The breaks of the game went to Jonesboro as did the ballgame. RUSTON 0 NEVILLE 19 RHS went into the Neville game with spirit high after a Beat Neville week highlighted by the annual burning of the Tiger. The Cats' defense held tight the first quarter, but Neville penetrated for a TD in the second quarter. Again our defense tightened and gapped the holes in the line. During the third quarter RHS held Neville and moved the ball effectively for the only time in the game. The Cats made 5 first downs in a row, but Neville reinforced their line and Adney was forced to kick. Melvin Shows looked great at quarterback and Eddie Taylor cracked the line very well, and was tough on defense. RHS didn' make it thie year, but just wait till next year. RUSTON 14 PINEVILLE 13 Pineville came to Ruston ranked third in the state hoping to put the Bearcats down. The Rebels scored first but failed to convert the PAT. After a 27 yard run, Eddie Taylor grabbed a 3 yard pass for a score. Sophomore Wayne Parkman booted the PAT to put the Cats ahead 7 to 6. Later, Pineville's fine runner Lynn Kavanaugh sprinted 59 yards for a TD and also converted the extra point. The third quarter passed without a score and most of the fourth passed likewise. With time running out and Pine- ville leading 13 to 7, the Cats got a break on the 40 yard line and headed south with Adney and Goudey doing the receiving, Taylor and Shows running the power plays. With only seconds left, Shows bulled his way over from 3 yards Out and tied the game. Parkman calmly stepped up to the ball and lifted it straight through the uprights to give the Cats a 14 to 13 lead with time for only one play left. The seconds ticked off and Wayne Parkman became a star. RUSTON 31 JEANA 6 The RHS Bearcats cut the jeana Giants down to size quickly. On the first play from scrimmage Billy Adney broke loose on a 50 yard trornp and got the Cats to moving. From this play, the Cats could not be checked, and they left the field at halftime with comfortable lead of 25-0. During the second half, Coach Garrett began calling on his second and third teams led by Bill jones and Lee Mitchell. The whole team performed great for this important game and all the players were applauded as they entered the Homecoming dance which was reigned over by Queen Dot Kirby. l45 RUSTON 13 WEST MONROE 14 The RHS Bearcats played a brilliant ballgame against the West Monroe Rebels to end their season, but the winning point was unattainable. The Rebels scored quickly and had a 14 point lead at halftime. Ruston came back fighting in the second half and scored their first TD on a 16 yard pass form Shows to Cathey. Shows again zeroed in for a TD with a 4 yard toss to Billy Adney. The failure to register the PAT after the first touchdown was the deciding factor. Eddie Taylor and Melvin Shows did the bulk of carrying the ball and Billy Works did the pass receiving. Wesley Irby, Bobby jefcoat, and Tornmy Hilburn were standouts in the line, Eleven seniors played their last game as Bearcats. These were the following: Wesley Irby, Billy Works, Carroll Cathey, Jimmy Moore. james Gouedy, Bobby jefcoat, jimmy Tait, jimmy Dodds, Tommy Hilburn, Bill Baugh, and Wayne Martin. Klaus 61116 Banque! ,411-Distric! Carroll Cathey M011 IllZf11'0Z'6tZ1 Eddie Taylor M012 Valuable Back Dr. Benjamin Baugh Liam Club Presidefzl jimmy Moore Bef! Defezzsivemafz Wesley Irby Moll Vfzlzmble Lifzewmz Tommy Hilburn Melvin Shows Eddie Taylor Billy Works 152 Team lr! Team 151 Team lf! Twill Defensive Tnrkle Defezzrife Burk 0ffef1.riz e Back Offfllffff E114 I46 mic' Kumar-11,0 AA 1671 kefba!! jackson Thigpen, Donny Oxford, Bob Holladay, Lynn Morris. Reg Cassibry, Carroll Cathey, George Stone, Denny Garner, Don Dyson, Jimmy DeMoss. The Bearcats started the 1962-63 season as the team to beat, after having won two State Championships in a row. The Bearcats realizing that things are easier said than done, began to work diligently toward their goal at the beginning of the school year. The team's goal was to add a third championship trophy to the pre- vious collection of state honors. Bearcat roundballers of 1962-65 were comprised of four boys returning from the 1961-62 State Championship team. These boys are as follows: Jackson Thigpen, Carroll Cathey, Jimmy DeMoss, and Reg Cassibry. Then Ruston High was fortunate in receiving an outstanding roundball artist in Lynn Morris, who moved to Ruston this past summer. Rounding out the ten man squad were Bob Holladay, Donny Oxford, Denny Garner, George Stone, and Edwin Koss. Koss saw limited action due to a hand injury and was replaced by Don Dyson. These were the boys to represent Ruston High School on the basketball court. In Class AA sports, District 2-AA usually produces the State Champ for all these sports. Upon this assump- tion, the District 2-AA race in basketball became a mad Scramble for the state playoff berths. Unexpectedly, Neville wound up first in the district race and Ruston was a close second. The Bearcats' winning second in district actually gave them an advantage in securing a berth in the State Tournament. In securing the State Tournament berth, the Cats defeated Minden 60-52 and easily romped Pineville 81-62. These two wins in the playoff qualified the Bearcats to enter the State Tournament in Shreveport. The first test for the Cats was Baker, a familiar foe of the past. The Cats defeated the Buffaloes 60-52 thus clearing the last hurdle to the State Championship game. Unexpectedly, the Bearcats had an off night in the State Championship game. The Bearcats put out a great effort, but the basket seemed to have a lid on it for the two-time Champs. Despite the 64-43 loss to Neville, the Cats brought home the Runner-up Trophy for Class AA. This ended the Bearcats' season with a 19-4 record and another trophy to add to RHS's many. K, .L W. S 2 ifWgqzzfffisfzfslwffe,ggsvx A -35,3,4fg.ffgQsxQe?24Lm:1af:2,seem .. ..,-1.ww V -.lfiyg-.sxy-MA., me w ww 'V -gp ?z22ifff 4ff S SX 25 ' vffx?W 5' N S X K if f ' ' W ' ' ' :L . ff-ff'qiE5!?i5iS?:1:w -:15SfEiV1Q?A5 ,':. lK3:. . , .. .. M A1 V ., . zffsfiigeisasimggswi-megfgxigw: .' -f H , . f 1 1 . ,L,. . 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Activa Stats Cvurnameui Carroll Cathey Lynn Morris Jackson Thigpen All-District All-District All-District lst Team lst Team Honorable Mention All-State All-State All-State Zntl Team lst Team Zncl Team Outstanding Achievement Award Bobby james Outstanding Achievement Award Memorial Awarrl These three talented basketball players, Carroll Cathey, jackson Thigpen, and Lynn Morris, are shown with the State Runner-up Trophy AA Basketball. Baseball FRONT ROW, l. to r.: S. johnson, B, Carter, S. Rodgers, L. Creech A. McCorley, B. jefcoat, J. Hestpeck. SECOND ROW: R. Whitten, J. Thigpen, G. Siminton, J. DeMoss, R. Cook, R. Blackstock, M. Shows, J. Martin. THIRD ROW: D. Dyson, B. Colvin, R. I-lay, J. B. Martin, R. Cassibry, G. Stone. C. Barham. D. Dyson, E. Koss, B. Hollaclay, manager. COACH R. W. PHILIPS Coach Phillips scheduled as many games as possible for the RHS baseball team before their 2-AA games with Neville. The purpose was to gain game experience and give the players a chance to play together as a team before their crucial games in April. In the first of two district games, the Tigers handed the Cats a 6-1 defeat. The Cats, realizing their backs were to the wall, came through in the clutch in the second district game with a 4-3 victory. The split in the district games brought about a playoff game to determine a district champion. Neville won the toss for the site of the game, but this did not bother the the Cats because they felt confident they could beat them on any diamond they might choose. lourneying to Mon- roe, the Bearcats had only one thing on their mind and that was to beat Neville. Despite the efforts of Coach Phillips and the players, the Cats lost a 3-2 heart-breaker to the Tigers. After the loss in the district playoff game, the curtain was lowered on the baseball season for 1962- 65. In the Cats' regular season, they won 12 games and lost 6. In the 6 losses, 4 were by one run. The infield for almost every game was B. Martin, jimmy Martin, Bobby jefcoat, jackson Thigpen, jimmy DeMoss, Rickey Blackstock, and Curtis Barham behind the plate. The outfielders were Melvin Shows, Edwin Koss, and George Siminton. The pitching staff was made in George Stone, Reg Cassibry, and Jimmy Martin. With the loss of only five seniors, the Bearcat baseball team of 1963 can look forward to another good season. IZ!! S IC-,Niaers Have Saeeee fa! Sea ea Seasea is Saaaaary Kaffiag Averages Pitching leeway Ruston 11 Ouachita George Stone George Stone 4-3 Ruston 12 Ouachita Bobby jefcoat Reg Cassibry 4-2 Ruston 9 Bossier City Reg Cassihry Jim Martin 2,2 Ruston 4 West Monroe jim Martin Edwin K055 1.0 Ruston 7 Simsboro Jack Thigpen Rgnnie Whitten 1.0 Ruston 0 West Monroe Curtis Barham Ruston 5 Ouachita Edwin K055 Ruston 5 Farmerville Melvin Shows Ruston 2 West Monroe jim DeMoss Ruston 4 West Monroe George Simonton Ruston 14 Bossier City J. B. Martin Ruston 4 Dubach Ruston 6 Simsboro Regulaf Season Ruston 5 Ouachita Won 12 lost 6 Ruston 1 Neville Ruston 4 Neville Illaygff Gifmfsl Ruston 8 Farmerville W n Os Ruston 3 Dubach Ruston 2 Neville The Outstanding Player of the 1962-63 baseball team, George Stone, was presented a trophy for his contribution to all phases of the game during the past Bearcat season. Stone led the team with a .444 batting average and compiled a 4-3 pitching record. In addition to Georges skill, his attitude toward the game and his relationship with his fellow players has been a great factor in the team's success. George is shown at the right with his trophy. Below, the team is eagerly watching the game as it progresses. Below and to the right, Ellen Snow and Marsha Mathewes, offical gate keepers for Coach Phillips, are collecting money for admission from the manager Bob Holladay. W . V 'lv i 'Qs , 9 4 'Sk ig, wa 61 ,,-.. ff? J 3.,.Qw,4g5a .Q . Lgffi fav' dev 1 ,f . f a,s5i'?ae' c 'if vs QP? 4064 'fn' ti , r . s. Q itat 1 5 1 eggs? a4I?s2tf S Q N ,, ., . -, . Q agp, if retries rg at eq fw a 9:e a'W . t ei f a re e.gt tatmiiteigf ,Ai 5 . , ,kg kL,, .v.. My , 1 .Q V wi F , ae aaa 'V at 152 S e ' Q, rer- f - -' f ft 15.- 75 X fa er ' me rv 1-.,. term.. i,.f. -If I ,, Qi s fggifm L H gffafgt gf .. V -ggixm tg,e+sg?f:,.iis,4.t.f17iwwfy nszgp E ,, Q ,.,, W Eff fs'-fi'saa.'fi.?xiwt atfefit-r Aer-ssisfaz lx? fe ' W V J ,,.. A ts.. M .,,r HS' A Hoff' We ufartfafifeffkifrtfaf tt 4 . M W - W yr . , Crack FRONT ROW, l. to r.: D. Wright, B. Patterson, B. Adney, J. DeMoss, T. Folk, G. Franklin. SECOND ROW: R. Blackstock, P. Echols, D. Hogan, M. Shows, A. Tuten. THIRD ROW: E. Cathey, E. Taylor, M. Edmunds, L. Morris, J. Blondin, J. Gouedy. Coach Fred Higginbothm COACH FRIED HIGGINBOTHAM The Bearcat thinclads of 1962-63, as a group, improved steadily with each meet they participated in. During the year, the Bearcats defeated both Neville and Jonesboro-Hodge in different meets. The thinclads have gone to meets all over North Louisiana. The team has run in Shreveport, Monroe, West Monroe, Pineville, and Jonesboro- Hodge. This year's Bearcat track team was an overaverage team. It rose to its heights in the Ruston Invitational Track Meet. Although the team won no meets, this was a successful year in track. The Bearcat thinclads concluded their season with the district track meet in Jonesboro on May 3. Ruston placed third .overall in the meet and four boys qualified for state competition. Lynn Morris went to state in the high jump. Morris has the highest jump of the season with the height of 6 feet 4 inches, Morris also established a new district record withia jump of 6 feet SVZ inches. Mike Edmunds journeyed to state to compete in the javelin. During the season, Edmunds set a new school record with a toss of 182 feet. Rickey Black- stock qualified for the mile run. Blackstock has competed in all the meets this year in the mile run. James Hatch qualified in the 880 yard run and the mile run. Hatch was high point man on fthe team this year with over seventy points. In the state meet, these four boys gave a good account of themselves in their specialty and won QVZ points for the RHS Bearcats. K With many of the Bearcat thinclads returning, these tracksters of the future can look at the records of the past and see that it first takes desire to win and then a supreme effort in their event. I53 flighfiglzfs of Cr ck Sea 014 .Q W. .,.. , .,, al .M X- Y ' 4 7,5 T-L 5w 'J 3 , 4 ' .Q x 0- W fir X.. --i .Q-W ,,w.-- ' .P M ., Wit Rishi? MJ N -1 Q . 'W' f .2 , , Q. W 4, Q, , W f?'f'f5.. 1 2 ' Q , A 13:1 ' . - 1 , :cf 'i:1ff'2' X . V f Q .Ig 'Dig' . Kg' W ' , E- -., ate f.. ,s'if1w5f'T? T' L, -f -ff ' ,. .. ,q,,,: ...,. ,., , fi jijsig,-gsgwzm ' v .diff . 4 , H , V -Q ,. Q, gm .4 ' 1 2 , N' -3f,ff,'1.- f . , V 1 - ' it ' ... V I tl W V ' .Mm.', 1- .- I in 'A 'Q -. .. , I I L-y' .m,, , f . .L 4- ' i 2 ,V ,,.k.L tim K: yi! V4 5? ,ij ,, .f s Y t it .iit 1 1 ttsrrtt . . ' R c Z W1 Vey f is.y fx y . L B s i . A y Magi H K A 5 4 ,, Hrrfss Krfuufry Gam The Cross Country team of 1962-63 had a very successful year in placing first in two of three meets. The Cats placed first in the meet at Neville and a meet in Ruston. In the other meet the Cats entered, they placed second to Byrd of Shreveport. The boys carrying the Bearcat banner are as follows: Gary Franklin, I. S. Dunnahoe, jimmy Hatch, Billy Patterson, Ricky Blackstock, Allen Tuten, and Paul Echols. Zfcwzi Umm FRONT ROW, l. to r.: B. Baugh, M. Mays, G. Turner, J. Moore, G. Chumley. SECOND ROW: M. Biggs, K. Higgs, L. Woodard, R. Wyle. :ma-.1t..-i vftfwi 3 ,. . .... . .. ,Mita t .... B S The RHS tennis team of 1962-63 concluded its season with a record of 2 wins .A lgzl Yygg g T against 2 losses. This record shows the increased interest in the sport than what tgiiig was shown in the past. The Bearcat netters gained their first victory of the year P Aigi , QY with a 10-3 romp over Bossier. The Bearcats then lost a close match with Woodlawn of Shreveport by the score of 6-5. The Bearcat netters finished their -i'l season in fine fashion with a 9-4 victory over Bossier City. .ii. The netters swinging their rackets for the last time as a Bearcat are as follows: ..a- Bill Baugh, jimmy Moore, Kathleen Higgs, and Rozanne Wylie. Netters returning to swing their rackets for the Cats are as follows: Mickey ttfi 5 Mays, Grey Turner, Gale Chumley, Marion Biggs, and Linda Woodard, ' x if COACH DENBIAN GARNER 1 x d . V O lb 'fx ROZANNE WYLIE NIICKEY NIAYS I55 Match fa Anya 5 LINDA XWOODARD JIMMY MOORE MARION BIGGS BILL BAUGH GALE CHUMLEY KATHLEEN HIGGS GREY TURNER Wzy ical Zidueaiiea Elasses Keep coming haeh for all zfheyhve got and Iahe if with a grin, When eiifappoimfrrzenl lripf yoa up or failure harhf yozzr Jhirz, Keep coming hach--ami if al lafzf yoa lose the game hy right, Let rhofe who whippea' you hrzow. at lean. they, loo, have haaf a fight For when ghe One Greaf Scorer comer Io zerize agairzfz your name, He rrzarhf-not that you zzforz or lofi, haf how you playea' the gamef GRANTLAND RICE ' L X 5 , 0 3 fm o I' .Q if ' Q - ,1-' Q , I , L,,. . 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