Vivian High School - Warrior Yearbook (Vivian, LA)

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FRIENDLIEST WITTIEST Billy joe McVay Bobby jofey Rofe Ann Kennedy Prifcilln Woolley L. BEST ATHLETES BEST ALL ROUND Adrian Douglas jack Wilkins Penny Harris Beverly Hammock 'M

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er. Bonita Lee, Peggy Ann Ja, Devoted to the interests of Vivian High School C. L. Mackey, Principal f-'-X The P poose K4 1 w g'- imllfg alba, l.,,3',i 1:1 Nuimnm 2 1950-51 rsroosn smrr. an williamson 1 , Sponsor --- ..... .-.---- - --e Editor ........... Assistant Editor --- Sports Editor ....... ------- Business Mana801'S -------- KB? Slles Staff --- ---------- ---- - REPORTERS Yvonne Spiva, Ann Cox, Jean- stte Holbrook, Leota Bruce, Jen- nie Ruth MeLaurin, Marilyn Gib- son, Beverly Ma.1-com, Diana Ber- trand, Lael White, Martha Wash- ington, Camille McEachern, Nan Lawrence, -Bob Cowgill, Peggy -,------------MlSS Ola J0hl'lS0ll ----G-ma-1 Mm-em lrlha Armslron i.Q:.:.Qg'g,g.g1gg'g.31,'.f?'.iTK.Ii'.Z'i end Girrs Slam Kavanaugh and Gwen Therrell mong the gms from an isiana attending Gir1's I Patsy French and Shirley Briggs A ,haha Armstrong and 1. These girls enj at the Baton Government of nn and Jean w 1a1ists, but in d' s. Martha Ann li City which was d learned veryfn epf nf ,o nne Wilson, Ann Gordon, Joan Brown, Io Kathryn Angell, Carolyn Pitt- man, Barbara Brooks, Don Coon, troy Bain, Mary Hetta Walker, Ieanette Oxford, Shirley Spear- man, Betty Jo Almand, Jimmy Bowglll, Lynette Oxford, Jimmy lobertson, Jimmy Little, Tommy Pells, Robert Terry, Tommy lohnson, Frank Flarity, Mary leDufvf, Shirley Kibler, Patsy iimmons, Pauline Hartzo Martha Iammock. id Cox Kay KgwanauglWarriors led seven to 0. field picked up two point I' ette Holbrook, and Pats ,einh .om-ne ed to Gainsvluitouchback and the game se c J Y , leorgia, to attend the Ed1tor eVen to two' Round-table Conference heldv a The most spectacular ph Brenau College early in Septemfnade by Henry Swearengel Jer. he caught the ball from The Conference was southwidon his own ten and ran md students from. seven Sioutl 'GI ern States were in a en anct QRS Phe four students from Vivia.vIvlAN WARM were the only representat1vdNl h ti Editor came a Senator. the Senate M introduced a bill I Clubs but the before it could 1 and .Iorda senl Vivian from Louisiana. 1 Pzftsy Leaf, ic Ann was chosen aslspokesma. I AJ515iantEdztor lu Eor the four and was interviewery for the Warriors. over a radioxnggwtorkb Eastmalfs 0 Ompany far twent -fivs nev A. L. Teriouw, head of Entmmjeflyj and s,,,g,,f-ve I Camera C11-lb WHS 03 th? Camlmiersevs have arrived 3101! and gave some good ideas ft , posing pictures. Others on harlfwenfl'-Seven Pall' of S1101 to make the gathering a succez VGPIOUS Other WPES of were such notables in the Photnment 511011 HS knee PMS, graphic and Journalistic fields aallkle Wraps, and football Miss Jean Cunningham, Pre?-1150 COYYIC 111- photographer for the Winstol Up to date the new plastic ml B b Cowgm, hee .rish., She also beci Q 11 1 w ELECTS DFFICERS . 1 The Glee Club of Vivian H' 1 met Monday October 16, for t s purpose of electing officers an candidates for Glee Club Q A and Attendants. ' Ollie Lee Spain was elected ' a large majority for preside Henry Swarengin was elec C to serve as vice president. Ve 1 Lee Gibson, a new and very po 1 ular Freshman, was chosen to 1 secretary-treasurer. The acco t panist of the Glee Club, Gwem 'l'herrell, was voted to be repor ratt, and Lynette Oxford wel, en to run for Queen. It Wa,- 2, Conrad McEachern :led that the one having LIP est number of votes wou Queen and the other tw! C Health and Sai would be attendants. i VIVIAN BAND ' IMPRESSES TEXMIS Wild applause from the Texai Music Fans when the Vivial M performed in the Cottoi pleased the director am land Rarent's Club. Effort rewarded when the entir. n Bowl audience cheerex erformance of the local in ns. They did several forma nmze Shelton aresents GAC , :nmie Shelton, popular Soph e, was chosen by popula to be Queen of the Girl: atic Association. Her attend were Jo Kathryn Angell an: Brice. e attractive decorations fo entry into the parade wer- nced by the beautiful yel b C 'll G : Da?fZfl Des iob Cowgill, popular fre! ri, was chosen by the State I trnent of Agriculture to 1 sent Caddo Parish at the N: nenry iunal Dairy Show which was he Salem Journal-Sentirieli lkasgmets have not been received. lhonoand Bobby Lewis are g recently in Dallas Ihnso,hted'torote ty fhdg ' th n dJ Bah' -' ri:-ited rlhlesg cliureau in Atlen1ne!w:s?tz? theellfariigrslingotllify ltcglgnialbgrge-I-gggiiige e Junizrpwmcqasxfar Old J' Geargiag Jack Young, bure' They,-e young, they're g , E rnanager of NEA Acme Nevil theyre wearing corduroy. Tlit THE SOPHOMORES mint-in-no 'hlr Vnuuna Hnsnnnefrd--- 'n-n--- a:.......-.. c1.:..1..-. 17-1 Selects Jewelry