West Monroe High School - Rebelaire Yearbook (West Monroe, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1954 volume:

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H H. ,K 3 A YEARBOOK PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE T MONROE HIGH SCH T MONROE - LOUISIANA ME,MWEwvW ww 17.17 ' ' ' ggkgaysg, -, V- mn, 2.,.5,Q A H, ' we wir N54 1 e f - 1. fs 1, Q ,, ' ' i i K for 'Wg B :wma :afoot Y With the opening of West Monroe High School, citizens of this area realized an achieve- ment for which they had long striven. This first year at the new school has seen not only the people connected directly with the school, but proud townspeople as well, display gratifying interest in W. M. H. It has seen civic pride grow as a result of new activities for the young people of West Monroe. Businessmen, parents, faculty, and students have backed WV. M. H. wholeheartedly the entire year. In sports, recreation, activities, and study program, cooperation from these peo- ple has made '53-'54 a success. The students and faculty have used the modern facilities provided in a spacious, up-to-date building to create a well-rounded program in every phase of school life. On the following pages are pictures of life at W. M. H. S., compiled in an effort to show not only the people that have played a part in the establishment of our school, but also the organizations, activities and attainments that have made the year memorable. The Rebel- aire hopes to reflect the spirit of W. M. H. in its first year. CLASSES ACTIVITIES FEATURES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATICNS Q53 uh MMM Wa- 4. s Q E .Wwe 54- is :F I 0 'KNOW let me tell you. When she says this favorite phrase of hers, one knows it will be something' worth hearing. It may be plans for the senior trip or an explanation to a history question, but, at any rate, when this cap- able orator speaks, many heads turn attentively, careful not to miss a word. She loves and is loved by her students, whom she eases through the in- tricacies of American history, and the seniors, whom she wisely counsels as class sponsor. Also this zealous supporter of school activities spurs her students along the trail of good sportsmanship by being' a good sport herself. The sound of her spry little steps as she hurries along the halls in a tireless effort to promote senior projects will ring forever in the ears of members of the class of 1954. For these reasons, the first Rebelaire of West Monroe High School is fondly dedicated to Mrs. Helen LeFevre. Page 7 I I Away M A ,fwpg-gwtsgl 1?h,5i,52ar'g,,mea,g,iszI-f1W,,1g45,'g,L: M 9 N K ii-:skis 'ffl E if New Q , in ss Mess X Genius is only the power of making continuous efforts. The line be- tween failure and success is so fine that we are often on the line and do not know it. A little more persistence, and a little more effort 3 and what seemed to be a hopeless failure may turn into glorious success. There is no failure except in no longer trying. There is no defeat ex- cept from within, no really impossible barrier except our own weakness of purpose. Your loyalty to your school, your spirit of cooperation, your sincerity in your work, your respect and consideration of your fellows express your phil- osophy of life, whether you be genius or otherwise. It is my keen desire that all our efforts may contribute to a better and more satisfying living for all. Each of us shall cherish this, the first Rebelaire, as long as we live. From time to time we shall thumb the pages, reminiscing over events we hold dear. S incerely, P. B. MANGUM. Page 8 XQ mcufagum KPRINCIPAL wa SCHOOL BOARD STAFF fatcd Mrs. Effie- W. Prc-snail, Mrs. Havis L. Aulds. Miss 0 cc Wilkt-s, Mrs. Chrissis- H. Williams. Standing: William Ward. Miss Gladys Grcgg, Milton C. Hall. Mrs. Evclyn Thomas Mrs. Virginia Hcnry. Miss Athlinf' Conncll. ! ls - C'-s. With thc- opening of W. M. H. S. last fall, one of the Ouachita Parish School Boardls grcatcst goals was achit-vcd. Since l950, when thc bill authorizing thc con- struction of a high school in Wt-st Mon- roc was pass:-d, thc school board has works-d toward cstablishing an institution which would adcquatcly scrvc thc educa- tional nccds of this vicinity. Whcn W. M. H. S. gaincd state ap- proval in january, Raphicl Tcaglv, statc supcrvisor of high schools. wrotc in a lct- tcr of announcvmcnt to William W. Ward. supcrintendcnt of Ouachita Parish schools. You. the Ouachita Parish School Board, and thc citizc-ns of Ouachita Parish arc ccrtainly to bc commcndcd for having established such a finc high school for thc boys and girls of thc W4-st Monroe- community. Studs-nts, tcachcrs, and citizcns of this area join Mr. Tcaglc in commcnding thr- school board, and give thanks for a job wcll dont-. Ol'ACHl'l'A PARISH SCHOOL BOARD Svati-dz E. M. Finlvy. C. P. Holloway, C. B. Griggs, Dwight E. Owcns. Waync McDonald, W. B. lnalm:-t. William W. Ward. supcrintcndi-nt, james H. Trousclalv, jr., prcsidcnt. Dr. B. E. Spcn- ccr W. E. Palmvr Marcus D. Swaxzc. Mrs. A. D. Tisdalc. B. A. Tarvcr. Sr., Marvin Shipp. Stand- ings: Dall' Cobb, iid Hislop. Jr., C. G. Wa B. A. 'l'arvcr, Sr.. no longvr ll I1ll'IIll7FY', was rvplaccd by H. O. Hartman. not shown in thc picturc. A 5 . i s E v4 13- 4-----f tx. ASSIS'I'AN'I' PRINCIPAL Thx' joh of assistant prin- Cipnl is no miss' onv. But YV. M. H. S. is vcrv fortu- natt' in having so Capnblr' and Conscivntious ii pvrson as Mr. S. R. Bralvy to fill this position. Counss-ling studt-nts and Zlitllflg' tht-In in finding ai so- lution to thvii' prohlm-ms airs' Mr. Brnlr'y's primary dutivs at Wrst Monrov High. As hc' gots about his task. how- Q-vvr, hcl has oftvn bc-1-n ov:-rr hvzird to sziv: HPllI'f'TltS must instill in thvir rhildrcn an dvsirv for 4'ClllC2lIlUl1 : un- ls-ss this he- dont-, our school. zilonv, can nvvvr do thc- job. Upon thx- voniplvtion of an dafs work. Mr, Bralrw' fan bv found rvlaxing with 11 good hook in his lilntirv of ovvr 600 hooks. IRL . 45292 . 1 L , ...... 5 r X S . X., it so M,-wg.S..:-..-- - -- s -- .-2 f I-1,1- K sgszs -V SWS? f 1 5. . ' . -' gg - Qjr ws . -I - si -2 M 5 2 'MES is ,Q t L X5 Xfisi . Y 2 . Qs ss is it s 5, Q X, at if .A 1,5 Fd Hislop, Dwight Owvns, VV. H. P2lllllt'l'. CI. G. .ill. Suninni Caldwvll. JHIIIPS E. Czlldwvll, Mark Q21 mg MIN XR, lf, M03 W 1 I 1 M H I lu gall 'ants. and x4f'l'l Pnduvtt hold the- W M. H. S x r nm IS 1 Um nl im I mc rx lton mmdhrmkin Cmolirxmm. on th? Qith fm, tht! 'ww C Hill form tht rcu wing l it it opc n housc following ll high Whmil g ' ' K Ci4CllK'iIl0Tl QOINIIIN of Wfst Monroe High School LTY N STAFF Page 12 HAROLD ALBRITTON Scivncc KATHERINE AVERETT History 8 HOWARD BARKER Athletic Director PAUL BAUER Solid Geometry, Algvbra I. Trigonomctry MRS. DAISY BERGERON Algebra I MRS. MARX' S. BLACKISTON History 8. Home Economic JEAN BOWER Publications. Journalism, E lish III MRS. ROY C. BROOKS Music, English 8 MRS. LEE BUATT Scicncc 8 MARGARET BUQUO1 Spcech, Drama MRS. DALE COBB Infirmary MRS. CECELIA COULTER Civics MRS. DOROTHY DEFREESE English I MRS. MARIE FRAZIER Dietitian DOROTHY FRENCH Mathematics 8 s 8 US FAC REGINALIJ FUTCH English 8, History 8 C. B. GRIGGS Agriculture 8 MRS. MARION V. HARGRON'Ii English II JAMES HARRIS Civics BEVERLY HA'l'CIIELL Civics, World History JEFF PIIENNESSY Mathematics 8, History 8, Coach. Physical Education MRS. STARLINE HILL Spanish, English 8 MRS. HELEN Hoon study Hall W. M. HUGHES Agriculturr' I, II. III MRS. FRANCES M. HLYRST Assistant Librarian MRS. HIIGII H. HX'MAN English I, Latin I ELEANOR JOHNSON General Mathematics, Algc-bra I DOROTHY Jo JONES Gcomctry I, Gcnc-ral Maths-- matics MRT1. JIIANITA KILl'A'I'RICK Vocal Music MRS. ELEANOR M. KING Home Economics I. II, III LTY A D TAFF K' it 1 .., X G Page 13 FACULTY A D TAFF Page 14- C. SOLON KING Instrumental Music EDITH ALLEN LEE Office Secretary MRS. HELEN LEFEVRE American History ' MALCOLM LEFEVRE Advanced Algebra, Senior Arithmetic, Algebra I MRS. MARY LEE LEWIS English III, IV DONALD E. LOGAN Science, Chemistry, Physics Golf Coach DAN MCCLURE Drivers Education, Coach MRS. NATALIE MAY Physical Education, Coach DERYL MORRIS Mechanical Drawing MRS. W. MUSSELWPIITE Librarian MRS. JOHN P. NOEL Assistant Dietitian MRS. LAVON OGLESBEE Science 8 MRS. MARGARET PARKER English I MRS. PATSY PLATT Art I, II, III, IV LLOYD PUCKITT Distributivc Education IAC MRS. LOU NELL RUSSELL English 8, Physical Education, Assistant Coach MRS, MARGARET SMITH World History, American His- tory MRS. HERISERT STEED Civics MRS. JENNIE SULLIVAN Algc-bra I MRS. A. L. rI'A'l'UM English II ANN 'THOMPSON Typing. Shorthand I MRS. IRMA VANCE Clcrical Practice. Bookkeeping' PAT XXIDRINE Maintenance MRS. GERTRUIIE WATSON Mathomatics 8, Sci:-ncv 8 MRS. MARTEAI. WEBB English I, Civics MRS. LAVERNP1 WILLIAMS Typing, Shorthand I. II E. H. WILLIAMSON Scicncc BOIIBY WILSON Physical Education. Coach AID Page 15 Pam- I6 fi f I f ix 1.1 f i 1 iw ,,,- . I :t Q Q 7 'L1' 'I 17 ,- Front: Anita Faye Rickerson Center: Ed Hislop, Dixie Brown Back: Eugene Rawls, Don DeLoach DORIS JEAN AINSWORTH Cue Club. BOBBY AUDIRSCH F.B.L.A., History Club, Senior Play. Page 18 SE IOR OFFICERS President . . . DON DELOACH Vice President . . . ED H1sLoP Secretary .... DIXIE BROWN Treasurer ....... . . ANITA FAYE R1cKERsoN Reporter . . . EUGENE RAWLS MIKE ALFORD Key Club, Rcbelaire Staff, F.B. L.A., American Legion Good Citizen. FRANCES AVANT 4-H Club, F.H.A. ELIZABETH AVERETT F. B. L. A., Rebelaire Circula- tion Staff, Office Assistant. MARILYN BARNES F. B. L. A. DIXIE ANN BEAVERS F. H. A. Parliamentarian, Cue Club, F. B. L. A. JACK BOGGAN Art Club President, Senior Play Stage Manager, Rebelaire Busi- ness Manager, Key Club Re- porter, Junior Red Cross Rep- resentative, Rebel Dispatch Ad- vertising Staff, D. E. Club. DORIS BONEY Rebelaire Circulation Manager, F. B. L. A., Rebelettes, Office Assistant. JOHN L. BOYD Key Club Secretary, Reporters' Club Vice-President, Latin Club Vice-President, Student Publici- ty Director, Senior Play, Rebel Dispatch Staff, Rebelaire Staff. Page 19 CHARLES BAMBURG Trade School. JACK BARNETTE Boys' State Alternate. DONALD BLACK Golf Team Captain, F. B. L. A Cue Club, Boys' Glee Club. ELLEN BOLES Library Club. JEAN BOYD Ensemble, Choir, Library Club Art Club, F. B. L. A. JAMES MARVIN BRASHER Football, F. B. L. A., Letter- men's Club, Key Club, Cue Club. v DIXIE BROWN Head Cheerleader, F. H. A. President, Student Council Sec- retary, Senior Class Secretary, Homeroom Secretary, Rebelaire Ciculation Staff, Rebel Dispatch Circulation Staff, Senior Play, Beauty, Football Festival Maid. MAXWELL BROWN 4-H Club. ANNAMARIE BRUMFIELD Choir, Rebelettes, Cue Club, Rebelaire Staff, Office Assistant, Senior Play. DORIS BUR NETTE 4--H Club Council Member, F. e H. A. President. RANDOLPH CAGE Head Manager, Football, Track, Baseball, History Club Presi- dent g Homeroom Vice - Presi- dent, Key Club, Lettermenis Club, Senior Play. RAYMOND CLARK Key Club Parliamentarian, F. F. A., Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent, Rebel Dispatch Circula- tion Staff, Letter1nen's Club, Football Best Sportsmanship Award, Most Handsome. Page 20 iii? E l0ll EMMETT BROWN F. F. A. STEPHEN BROWN cue Club, F. B. L. A. ED BUFKIN Lettermen's Club President, Reb- elaire Sports Editor, Homeroom President, Key Club, Senior Board of Directors, Football, Favorite. THURSTON BUTLER 4-H Club. JOYCE CLARK D. E. Club Secretary, F. B. L. A. Treasurer, Homeroom Treas- urer, Rebel Dispatch staff, Beauty. ROYCE COLBY F. B. L. A. Reporter, Golf Team Co-Captain. CLASS JUNE COSBY DORIS DAVIS Library Club Historian. CLIFF EDMOND DeLOUCHE THELMA DREWETT Art Club Historian, Homeroom Reporter, Library Club. JANICE ALINE EMMONS Y-Teen Treasurer, Red Cross Representative, Rebelettes, Li- brary Club, Choir, Rebelaire Staff, F. B. L. A. BILLY EWING Homeroom Reporter, D. E. Club Reporter, Choir, Ensemble, Re- porters' Club. Page 21 BUEL CREECH Boys' Glec Club. DONALD D1-LOACH Senior Class President. Letter- men's Club Treasurer, Key Club President, Student Council, Sen- ior Play, Football Scholastic Award, Favorite. MARY JANE DREASLER Rebelette Vice-President, Home- room Secretary, Choir Vice- President, F. B. L. A., Rebel Dispatch Circulation Staff, Reb- elaire Feature Editor, Y-Teens, Ensemble, All-State Choir, Foot- ball Festival Maid. JO ANN EDWARDS F. B. L. A., Library Club, 4-H Club, Rebel Dispatch News Edi- tor, Rebelaire Staff. SHIRLEY ANN EMMONS F. B. L. A., F. H. A., Glce Club. JIMMY LEE EWING Trade School. W. L. DUGGO,' FINCHER Spanish Club President, Horne room President, Cue Club, Let- terrnen's Club, Footballg Bas- ketball, Second Team All Dis- trictg Favorite. SHIRLEY FONTENOT F. B. L. A., Rebelaire Staff, Trade School. J. C. FOX Trade School. BARNEY RONALD FULLER F. F. A. DONN IE GAAR Trade School. LENA MAE GEORGE Cue Club Treasurer, Rebelettes. -QQ- 'Pane 99 SE IOR MELVIN FISHER Choir Sergeant - at - Arms, Art Club Sergeant - at - Arms, Band All-State Alternate, Key Club. DIXIE FOREMAN Cue Club Reporter, Rebel Dis- patch Business Manager, Reb- elaire Staff, F. B. L. A., Senior Play, Y-Teens. MARY JOYCE FRENCH Glee Club, Library Club. NORMA JEAN FUTCH D. E. Club. EARNESTINE GARRETT Choir, Glee Club, F. H. A. NENA GRACE GOULD Choir, Rebelettcs, F. B. L. A., F. H. A. CLASS SUE GREER Trade School. BARBARA HALE Art Club, F. B. L. A., Senior Play Staff, Rebelettes. ARNOLD RAY HENDRICKS F. F. A. Sentinel, Trade School. BOX HENDRIX Trade School. ED HISLOP Senior Class Vice-President, Key Club Treasurer, Senior Play, Football, Track. VERA HOLLINGSWORTH D. E. Club, Choir. Page 23 SHIRLEY ANN GUIDRY Choir, F. B. L. A., Y-Teens. COURTNEY HATTEN Trade School. MARLENE HENDRICKS F. B. L. A., F. H. A. BARBARA HENRY Choir Treasurer, Rebelette Re- porter, Homeroorn Reporters Club Reporter, Y-Teen Secre- tary, Rebel Dispatch and Reb- elaire Typist, F. B. L. A., Ideal Girlfriend. PATRICIA HOGAN F. B. L. A., Library Club, Sen- ior Play. Office Assistant. Reb- elettes. MAXINE HOUSTON Library Club. SHIRLEY HUDSON F. B. L. A., Rebelettes. EUGENE JOHNSON RALPH KILPATRICK 4-H Club, F. B. L. A., F. F. A ROBERT KINCADE Art Club, Trade School. JOAN KIRKLAND Homeroom Secretary, Cue Club, Rebelettes, Rebelaire Staff, Of- fice Assistant. SIB LAIRD Junior Red Cross Representa tive, F. B. L. A., Choir, Rebel- aire Staff, Student Council. Page 24 E IOR BOBBY IRBY Golf Team, Rebel Dispatch Cir- culation Staff, F. B. L. A., Cue Club, Glee Club, Senior Play Staff, Trampoline Team. PATSY RUTH JOHNSON Cue Club Secretary, Rebelette Sergeant, Senior Play Staff, Of- fice Assistant. RICHARD KINCADE F. B. L. A. Parliamentariang Homeroom Treasurer, Art Club, Basketball, All City First Team, Senior Play, Favorite. THOMAS KING Rebel Dispatch Staff, 4-H Club, Trade School. PATSY JEAN LAIRD D. E. Club Sergeant-at-Arms, F. B. L. A. HAYNES LANDRUM F. B. L. A., F. F. A., Senior Play. CLASS ELTON LATHAM Homeroom President, Choir, F. F. A., 4-H Club. Senior Play Staff. BOBBIE JO LINDSEY Choir Historian, Rebelaire and Rebel Dispatch Typist, F. B. L. A., Office Assistant. DELORES LOGAN Rebel Dispatch Editor, Band Council Senior Member and Reporter, Choir Reporter, Reb- claire Staff, Cue Club, Spanish Club, All-State Band. DejUANA MCCORMICK Band Council Senior Member and Solo Accompanist, Choir and Ensemble Pianist, Cue Club, Rebel Dispatch Exchange Edi- tor, Rebelaire Staff. MELBA MANN F. B. L. A., Rebelaire Staff, Senior Play. JACYUELYNN MONZINGO F. B. L. A., Spanish Club. l Page 25 BOBBY LAWRENCE F. B. L. A., Trade School, 4-H Club, F. F. A. HENRY LITTLE Homeroom Vice-President, Reb- elaire Club Editor, Student Council, Key Club, Boys, State. SUE LOLLEY History Club, F. B, L. A. JOHN PEEK McKEE, JR. D. E. Club Vice-President, His- tory Club, F. B. L. A. CHARLENE MILLER Rebelette President, Rebelaire Editor, F. B. L. A. Secretary, Homeroom Treasurer, Y-Teens, Rebel Dispatch Feature Editor, D. A. R. Good Citizen, Foot- ball Festival Maid, Pelican State Dclegate, Beauty. HERMAN MOORE F. F. A. HUGH MOORE D. E. Club, 4-H Club. VIRGINIA MOORE Junior Red Cross President, F. B. L. A., Rebelaire Advertising Manager. PAT NOLAN Band, Y-Teens. F. B. L. A., Reb- el Dispatch Staff, Homeroom Reporters' Club, Rebelaire Staff, School Hi-lites Council Alter- nate, Senior Play, Favorite. BENNY OWENS Homeroom President, F. F. A. President, Choir President, 4-H Club Vice-President, Key Club, Head Cheerleader, Ensemble, All-State Choir. ANN PARRISH F. B. L. A., Cue Club, Rebel- ettes. SYBIL PERKINS Homeroom Secretary, Rebel Dis- patch Circulation Manager, F. B. L. A., Rebelaire Staff, Of- fice Assistant, Y-Teens, Senior Play, Beauty. Page 26 ,ts E l0R ROBERT MOORE F. B. L. A. MARILYN MOSS Cue Club Vice-President. RAY OSBORN JEANETTE OWENS Cue Club President, Rebelettes, Football Queen. BRUCE PASCHAL F. B. L. A., Choir. DAVID POWELL Lettermenls Club Secretary, Key Club, Rebel Dispatch Sports Editor, Football, Baseball, Bas- ketball. CLASS MARGARET PRICE F. B. L. A., Rebelettes. BARBARA RAWLS Homeroom Reporters' Club President, Rebelettes, Y-Teens, Office Assistant, Rebelaire As- sociate Editor, Rebel Dispatch Staff, Senior Play, Beauty. CELIA RAWLS F. B. L. A. EUGENE REDDEN Trade School. GRADY RICE Rebel Dispatch Reporter, Mixed Glee Club, Boys' Glec Club. THOMAS RISER F. F. A. A .. pf Page 27 ELLEN FRANKLIN RAGLAND Spanish Club. Cue Club, Li- brary Club. BOBBY RAWLS Home-room Reporters' C l u b, Track. EUGENE RAWLS Homeroom Vice-President, Stu- dent Council President. Senior Class Reporter, Rebel Dispatch Staff, Ensemble, Boys, State, Ideal Boyfriend. BARBARA JEAN RHONE F. B. L. A., History Club. ANITA RICKERSON Senior Class Treasurer, Student Council, School Hi-lites Coun- cil, Rebelettes, Cue Club, Senior Play. Favorite. C. ROARK Lette-rmen's Club Vicu-Presi- dent. Football, Baseball, Track, Key Club, History Club. 4-H Club, Choir, Rebel Dispatch Circulation Staff. DOROTHY ROBERTS Homeroom Reporters' Club, His- tory Club, Rebel Dispatch and Rebelaire Typist. GAYNELL RODGERS Spanish Club, F. B. L. A. JOHNNY SAXON D. E. Club President, 4-H Club. CHERRY BUTLER SIMS F. H. A. Treasurer, 4-H Club. FREDDIE SPILLER F. F. A. Parliamentarian, Trade School. ROLAND THOMAS 4-H Club, Senior Play Staff. 'Pam-1 UR 4 s SENIOR MARGARET ROBINSON Rebelcttes, Choir, Library Club, F. B. L. A., 4-H Club, Rebel- aire Staff. GLORIA RUGG Library Club Parliamentarian, Rebelettes. DOYLE SCREPETIS F. F. A. ROBERT SMITH Rebelaire Art Editor, Rebel Dis- patch Cartoonist, F. B. L. A., Track. CATHY STERLING Homeroom President, F. B. L. A., Rebelettes, Glee Club, Y- Teens, Rebelaire Staff, Rebel Dispatch Circulation Staff, Foot- ball Festival Maid. NORMA THORNTON F. B. L. A. CLASS GLENDA TUBB Homeroom Secretary, Rebelette Sergeant-at-Arms, Choir Section Leader, Ensemble, F. B. L. A., Spanish Club, Rebelaire Class Editor, Favorite. GEARLD WHEELER Trade School. KATHRYN WHITTINGTON 4-H Club, Choir, F. B. L. A. MARGARET WILHITE Choir Librarian and Section Leader, Homeroom Treasurer, Office Assistant, F. B. L. A., Rebel Dispatch Staff, Ensemble, Senior Play Staff, Favorite. LEMMIE WOOD Trade School. SHIRLEY YOUNG Library Club, 4-H Club, Rebel- ettes. Page 29 FRANK WARNER F. B. L. A. ROYCE WHITLOCK Trade School. WALTER SONNY WILHITE -D. E. Club. ERNEST WILSON F. F. A., Library Club, 4-H Club. JAMES WOODS GEORGE ZUBER F. F. A. Reporter, F. B. L. A., Trampoline Team. FRONT: Billy Battaglia, Janice Frazier, Carole Eady. BACK! Robert Harris, Malcolm Bass. JU IOR OFFICERS President . . . MALCOLM BASS Secretary . . . . CAROLE EADY Vice-President . ROBERT HARRIS Treasurer . . . BILLY BATTAGLIA Reporter . . . JANICE FRAZIER Page 30 CLASS Dorothy Al:-xandvr Larry All-xandvr Donald All-xandvr Ronald Alvxnndcr Mnrilou Andvrson Martha Andries Ida Mm- Antlm-y Olna Grvy Antlcfy Frvnldy Bumburg Rita Barnes Hcflvn Barnctt Malcolm Buss Billy Battaglia B1-ryl Baxtcr Billy Baylcs Ann B011 Bvrta Joan Blazier jmnc-s Booth Norman Brackc-n Jerry Brossvtt Billy Brown Shvlby Brown Travis Brown Mary Burton sf' Page 32 JUNIOR Mildrvd Bush Dwana Byrd Peggy Calloway Anna Camp Jimmie Nm-11 Cham-y Donald Chatham Marjorie Cheeks Roland Coats Jimmy Cook Paula Cook Shirley Jean Cooper Jo Ann Cosby Evelyn Craft Richard Crowell Helen Culp Martha Culpepper Whit Culpepper John Richard Dunn Rawls Dupree Jo Ann Dyf' Carole Eady Mary Jane Edwards Ray Edwards Jerry Emory CLASS Shrrwood Emory Loretta Eppinette Robvrta Evans Wayne Evans Sue Fclty Dennis Fields Shirley Franks Janice Frazier James Futch Benny Gammill Elvylenc Garrett Linda Garrett Joann Caster Shirley Golson Peggy Goodson Sylvia Gould Loretta Goync Norman Grantham George Greer Aubry Griggs Mary Lou Guice Larry Hall Chester Halley Keith Hammons nt if 'QQ ,. X 2 ff , , 1 , Ff X J' rs. .I N XM shaun I Paar' TX J R1'i'1'1f Page 34 JU lllll Bob Harrell Juanita Harris Melba Harris Robert Harris Annette Haynes Exa Lee Heard Sue Hemphill Lannie Paul Henley Carol Herron Lawrence Holcomb Elizabeth Hollis Buddy Johnson Chubby Johnston Ralph Jolissaint Hershel Jones Billy Jordan Carolyn jowers Edwin Knowles Beverly Lambert Charlotte Latham Bob Lemoine Evelyn Lovelady James McElroy Pat McGee CLASS Joann McGowan Da-an McGrvw Virginia Mclntosh Arnold MCLin Carolyn McManus Wzxllacr McManus Joc Nlallard Bob Mathrws Cvrilc- May Kvnnv Millrr Billy Moore Bobby Moor:- Francvs Moors- Paulinc Murray Raymond Neolcy Cathy Annc' Nrcly Harry Nccse Conv Newsom Bm-bv Pace Bustcr Parkcr Faye Parkcr Ja-rry Parker Shirley Parker Prvsley Parks N Am., K x Nw X nga gum, K J fi? ANQM N ,... SL sa' K gf s -Q 3 if' Page 35 X . . nf-., 'A Pg. lin 43 -t ,, X fi' l We Q .iz 12.3 yi M t 1 Dan-A QR JU IOR Esther Plunk Mary Powell Betty Price Pierce Ramsey Leslie Read Charles Roberts Joyce Roberts Charlene Robinson John Kennon Rogers Marjorie Russ Margaret Russell Gail Rutledge Tommy Sanders Bobbie Sawyer Bill Seymour Glen Sims Carol Sorenson Sharon Sowell Elbert Stennett Jimmy Stennswtt Clyde Stn-Ven.: Pat Su-wart Sue Sullivan Bobby Carol Taylor CLASS Kenneth Taylor Udie Let- Taylor Pauline Thomas Arnold Thornton Iamvs Turnbow Janet Varnado Edgar Lynn Vaughan Martha Wade Russell Watson Vclda Watts Paul Weaver Imogene Webb Pat Wecms Charles We-llerman Genova West Doyle Wheat Myrle Wheat Jimmy Whitman Agnes Wilbanks Buddy Wilhite Bc-vcrly Wilkes Joanna- Williams Sue Wilson M. C. Wooley Ng, ,f-M' sffxss Page 37 M fzsz X JR M543 ,I N., is Q is ,Q 'k -... 'TT FRONT: John Ann Painich, Wayne Hendricks. CENTER: Sylvia Bou- dreaux. BACK: Mack Hunt, Gary Huckabay. OPHOMORE OFFICERS President . . . GARY HITCKABAY Secretary . . JOHN ANN PAINICH Vice-President . . . MACK HUNT Treasurer . . . SYLVIA BOUDREAUX Reporter . . , WAYNE HENDRICKS Page 38 CLASS Don Adams Douglas Alderman Mary Aldridge Floy Alford Sandra Antley Mary Ruth Arrant Martha Aulds Ginger Avant Shirley Averett Jonnie Avery Bette Ball Richard Ballard Bobby Banks Louise Barnes Lon Bass Loy Bass Bobby Beasley Allen Beaver Irene Beavers Billie Beeson George Bennett Ronnie Bennett Bobbie Dean Bergeron Ronald Black Mahlon Blackstock Wayne Blakeney Eugene Blazier John Blazier Vera Lou Blazier Bert Borden Mary jo Bottoms Sylvia Boudreaux Ben Bradberry Tommy Brakefield Betty jean Brandon Barbara Breland Walter Briggs Johnny Brothers Gene Brown Kay Frances Brown I 7' N 5. sa 'f ,f 5 I qi... Q X f wx iw, Rig: ..... ', ' e-3 e ie' Q . gif ii 9, .T Q I X W 5 4 L my . 4 ix . L ' I. Lf . wi 5 Q , g . Ayr' 5 'g Jiffy an I' I , fp, gtj x 5 'B I t 5,,- X -.fax x - A :'f ' Y f':I' . ' f l l o I 3 if 2 . i ,t Y- 525' Q ' 5 , it ' Page 39 Page 40 0PHO 0RE Wade Brown Walter Brown Wayne Brown Annette Brumfield Nola Faye Bryan Raymond Bullock Gloria Bush John Bush James A. Butler Tommy Butler Barbara Byrd Ruby Cagle Lila Camp Floyd Canterberry Glen Eleander Carey Peggy Chapman Truley Ann Chapman Bruce Clark Ellen Clark Jean Clark Barbara Colvin Imogene Conrad Sue Cooper Charles Cotton Shirley Cotton Nelle Coulter Arthur Frank Craig Ronald Crews Norma Crowell Cecil Cullipher Katie Culp Doyle Daniel F. B. Davis Jimmy Dennig Gloria Dowdy Janice Downey Wiliam Downey Annie Duncan Clara Easterling Joy Emerel CLASS Jennie Lou Ervin Gene Ethington Lee Evans Shirley Evans Kent Ewing Robert Ezell Juanita Fant Shirley Fant Mary Ann Fergu Anitra Fields Jerry Fields Ada Louise Ford Sammy Fordham Alsey Franks G4 W. Frost Pauline Frost Connie Fuller Robbie Fuller Jewell Futch Jeannette Gates Johnny George J. T. Gilmore SOD Marrillia Gilmore Dale Godwin Mitzie Gould Jimmy Greer Laverne Greer Mary Greer Jimmy Haddox Janette Haley Wayne Hall Cora Lee Hammons Mae Harper Troy Harper Shirley Harrell Jimmy Hart Donnie Hattaway Robert Hattaway Jerry Hayes Charles Haynes Page 41 K fi N Y' X Q vi Q 'ix ,ff ai Q 7 - 2 il ef at A - PK 'Y ' I Q I K '1 , 'S ' 4,, 'bQ , fvg,:iF,..,'4 ef i B F F, 1 it ' gy -Q-it I .,,, :-' f J , 4- - J araay y J J if V- 3. Kim Q an ff if rf fs-Z,-vwaty ' fist f 4 I fr a 5 .-Q at W f ix s 5 , 523 ,,., , M? rg, -W .A L52 V 43 9 W J rf L .. , its fv - 'AA NH 'M H 'i i Q -. A J at fx, N-fe 1...r x l . .A K Q? if X J -3 , , ii nj: i 3 we L t so o r 2 nom drill? ' ll .7 wig il .R K M I Y ti A i i H Al l A . ' ' ' i, -., X e af , . LT - V .131 'e ' .Tig I 1 'Q 9? V g f , , -uulillh K Page 42 OPHO ORE James Hazen Thomas Head Samis Heath Lajuana Hendricks Laura Hendricks Wayne Hendricks Mary Kathryn Henry Woneace Henry Betty Hislop Charles Hogan Gay Holley Olene Hollingsworth Patsy Honea Melba Jean Hooter Raymond Horne Doris Howell Jennie Hubbard Gary Huckabay Shirley Hudson Mack Hunt Marilyn Huntsman Evelyn Jackson Darlene Johnston Billie Joiner Cynthia Joiner Alvin Jones Avice Jones Norman Jones Dwain Jordan Bob Kennedy Gloria Kinman Jerry Knight Bruce Lee Karen Lee Doris Leonard Gerry Lynn Lester Melba Loc Glenda Lolley Patsy Lynch Linda McCloud CLASS Norma MCCurcly O. K. McCurdy jo Ann McGough Richard MCL:-land Fra-da McLin Carl McMillan Hazcl McNatt Aubrfy McNaughton Dcwaync Malmay Lois Mann Diane Martin Johnny Marzula Vinccnt Marzula Gcorgc Massingalu Billie Sur' May ,Io Ellen Mc-darics Paulinc- Mcclarics Bobby Mm-rcdith Tcddy Mooney john Moori- Marlin Moore Jocl O'Ncal Alice Osborn Alton 'Ouchlcy Ina Faye Owcns Rabcon Owens Ouida Faye Pagc john Ann Painich Vickie Parduc Bcth Parkcr ,lov Parrish Priscilla Parrish Barbara Partin Marshall Pennington Evclyn Pcrkins Frank Peske Dorothy Phillips Josie Pierce Mary Frances Pinion Floy Pinton fr , ,. will ii 1 is iam . RQ, I f x i 5 . Y A r 'ar 54 gr 3 Cm A Vie X175 x A Page 44 0PHO ORE Elizabeth Preston W. J. Price Camille Primm Corbett Puckett Rudy Ramsey Gerald Rawls Jean Rawls Patsy Rawls Laverne Reynolds Thomas Richie Helen Richmond Lester Rickerson Gayle Roark Helen Roberts Thomas Lee Roberts Joe Rogers Richard Sanders Beth Sanford Linda Saxon Lottie Mae Scoggins Jimmie Dale Scott Jessie Mae Shelton Gladys Simpkins Camille Smith Edar Mae Smith Edward Smith George Smith Glenn C. Smith Glynda Smith Kenneth Smith Willie Smith Wayne Smudricks Mary Steed Davis Stewart Joel Street James Edward Stricklin Charles Strong Frankie Sharon Sturdivant Joe Sutton Sidney Swink C LASS Annette Tarver Regan Taylor Billy Joe Thompson Evelyn Thompson Martin Thorpe Eugene Thrasher Bonnie Tidwell Lynn Tillman Peggy Traxler David Tullos Pat Turner Leta Van Cleave Alford Varner Adrienne Vernon Lila Mae Vessel Eleanor Wallace Joy Walters Eddy Watkins Richard Watson Martha Jane Wellerman Priscilla Wheat Marie Wheeler Wanda Wheelis Charles White Carolyn Whitlock Geraldine Wilder Neil Willett Christine Wilson Artie Mae Wimberley Robert Wink Tommy Wink Bobby Witt Shirley Works ,Io Ann Yeager Billy Younq Joe Bob Zuber li ' . 'QQ 1 seg. it Qi Y 'Pave 45 Glenn Fleming, Carolyn Curtis, Marilyn Curtis, Bill Rains, Freddy Webb OFFICERS FRESHMA President .... FREDDY WEBB Secretary .... MARILYN CURTIS Vice-President .... BILL RAINS Treasurer . . . CAROLYN CURTIS Reporter . . . GLENN FLEMING Page 46 CLASS Glenn Alexander Yvonne Alexander Anita Dell Allen Katie Lou Allen Martha Allen Inez Anding Melba Anding Rose Marie Arnold Mary Nell Averett Frances Bagwell Howard Bailey Johnny Bailey Johnny Bamburg Carolyn Barfoot Kenneth Barkley I ack Barnes Daniel Ray Barr Eloyce Baxter Billy Bayles Freddy Bayles Mack Bayles Janice Beard Wayne Beard David Beavers e 5 l -5 Qt i R N. Kg? X. - ' bqgbz q K f-Qffid 5 li L 'P'-if 1133? 5 r A P Rr Q 'Qs x John Becton ga ,Q pn Jean Beebe Betty Jean Bennett Jesse Bergeron Q f James Bingaman A. J. Black Wayne Black Jane Blake Carolyn Block Robert Bolton Lucille Bond Robert Bond Doris Bourgeois Charles Bracken Brenda Bradberry . 125,656 X .5 ' f K K..-x , B J . ee., xg 'Sf .fi if K , - 1 ,5 i F s ez L if cl it 3 as ' ' '- :Lf E in ES. 'QQ' 5 X f ff ee,. fr, , 2 f-we e'ef' 0 -fixes i N , - 3 gg he :Nba 3 sf? fl' 7 1 ki '1 'Blix ff.a.1 K i Page 47 X -J X: rfi t P' 5 Bw.. 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Caldwell Alfred Calhoun Dianne Carter Mary Ann Carter Edward Castleberry Billy Ray Causcy Bobbie Jean Causey Janette Chatham Kathryn Christy Billy Clark Buck Clark Carolyn Clark Ansel Clay Ruth Coates Jackie Coats Mollie Ann Cobb Edna Collins Ann Colvin Loretha Copeland Betty Crabtree Albert Craft Karen Craft Stanley Craft Dorothy Craig Carole Craighcad Barbara Crain CLASS Patricia Crawford Ruby Jean Cromwell Clarice Crowe Faye Crowell Lanny Culver Clinton Cummings Dwyane Cummings Johnnie Cummings Marlene Cummings Voylene Cummings Carolyn Curtis Marilyn Curtis Betty Daniel Gay Daniels Barbara Davidson Barbara DeLouche Roger Dishongh Audrey Disotel Eunice Downey Dartha Downs Lonnie Downs Robert Duncan Gwen Dunn Donald Eady Shcrron Eady Brawner Easterling jimmy Edmiston Jimmie Bell Elliott LaVerne Elliott Dewanna Emmons Mary Alice Emory Ruby Eppinette Hazel Evans Joy Jean Feazel Clay Fisher Bobbye Fleming Glenn Fleming Bruce Fontenot Jerry Ford Bonnie Foreman 3 . .giiiii fr 1 is F l: l xx . .- w te x ' 3+ El ze 7 I ..l tg, , -is .rw X 3 --.t: l . . fa iz 'S' Q. 5.3132 gi ,gis- 5323, 2 'wt' 'W F 69 ....- X f A K 1' -'rr i Q X e s,-gg, It Mm I ' X , - 31' ' i 5 Eg iff 1? 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Ronnie Gallien Tommy Gardner Buddy Gaster Mary Nell Gates Ronnie George Jimmy Gewin Pat Glass ' Charles Godwin Shirley Golden Vera Gould Roy Wade Green Arlene Greer Eyvonne Greer Georgie Greer Jerry Glenn Griggs Mildred Haley Beverly Kay Halsell Gladys May Halsell Raymond Hamilton Jo Ann Hammett Virginia Hammett Jane Hammons Bamma Harper Martha Harper CLASS Ann Harrvll Charlottc Harris Juanita Hcard Richard Hcath Billy Hcckford Edna Hcislcr Jo Hvmphill Jocl Hcmphill Duron Hcndcrson Barbara Ncll Hcndrix Billy Hendrix lrvni- Hcndrix Charles Henry Jamvs Ray Hcnry Rosc Hibbard Juanita Hinton Tcddy Hoff Johnnic Ruth Hogg Jama-s Holcomb Mattie Holcomb Robert Holloway Elainc Hootcr Odis Howzc Billy Hughes Bcnnctt Humphrics Jerry Ingram Linda Jackson Mike Jackson Charles Jarvis David Johnson Frank Johnston Patricia Joiner Cecil Jones Jocl Jonvs Jimmy Jordan Jackic Joyner Thelma Joyner Jo Ann Ku-ch Toni Faye Ketchcll Ann Kincaid 'Q f Q yxyg at ig ai it J xr as-F NuiFl Qagf ig: Axif, , 4.. 4, lg ':..' 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Mizell Bobby Moncrief Gay Monroe Marlon Monzingo Bobbie June Moore CLASS Susan Moore Sandra Moreau Linda Morgan Gary Murphy Juanita Murphy Mary Murphy Robert Murphy Brinkley Myers Nolan Naquin Shirley Naron Peggy Neal Gwen Nelson Mava Nolan Bobby Nordan Margie Norris Edwin North Charles Nugent Nina Nugent Jean Odom Rolly Oldenburg Carolyn Owens Glenda Owens Nannette Owens Terry Owens Carolyn Pace Pat Pardue Alice Parker John Bob Parks Alf-tea Parrish Roger Earl Parro Grace Partin Harry Paschal Johnny Pepper Claude Perkins tt V... A is it ' ,Q - . A as M 'Q H li is sw. J if We P. ' 3 ya, L -ss.,-fgkff N P r a, Sv ,ix 1 ' Y ' R 5' 5 - I N if 941: X 1. xfvzzr ' Barbara Patrick a i i i ii ily , X ., X ,j i A Barbara Peters Becky Phillips Frances Phillips Margaret Pierce 1 9' ' , is if Mary Alice Phillips ' ' Xe 'isa 1 xiii v . X ,. if ,-'-r.:-as-,sears s- , : : at f f i Q i we 'izza E i vip f gefl xx ,K Page 53 13, We 'AN' .WW :fl Q is Page 54 F in- M sis X 1 f ig. f ly 'f' f FRESHMA Marvin Pipes Geneva Ply Winnie Poole Marshall Pouncey Flora Ann Powell jane Price D. Priee Elaine Primm Bettie Pringle Bill Rains Katherine Rawls Joe Reeves Maureen Rhone Angelia Richie Houston Roark Vera Robert Mildred Roberts Ray Roberts Leslie Robinson Lynn Robinson Martha Robinson L. B. Rockett Nelson Rogers Charles Roy Donnie Jean Rucker June Russell Brenda Salter Jerry Sanders Shirley Sanderson Ronnie Sanford Billie Sawver Dale Saxon .lakie Saxon Judy Saxon James Shackelforcl Sue Shows Rodger Sirnpkins Alfred Springfield james Stanfield Nina Stansel CLASS Troy Stewart Eunice Sims Billy Smith Elvie Jean Smith Jane Smith Kenneth Smith Stanley Smith Bettie Spikes julie Spinks Gloria Street Karen Strozicr Earl Sullivan Anna Jean Taylor Kathy Taylor Shelby Jean Taylor Sue Taylor Ronald Thomas Noble Tillman Bobby Tinsley Marilyn Tippen Billy Townsend Ma ry Ethel Townsend Wayne Tyler John Ragan Vance Thomas Vessel Julius Wagoner Ponnie Lou Wales Kenneth Walker Virginia Wall Frances Wallace Jean Wallace ,lune Wallace jerry Warner Marie Warren Gayle Washer Freddy Webb Sue Weir Delores West Nelda Sue Wheat Grace Whcclis id: ,, Q Qi 1 '33 - -se .Ji'e.,s-I:-mfg . -2 M f- 1 , ilk!-TRN 5 X I -0 L- ' ki-te X S 2 . if A 3 :-s- Fsr rf' 1 Q if Q 1 .4 l. Page 55 it X X ,X X Q 'X X Q ' ssfft XM Page 56 FRE HMA CLASS Eddie White Jo Ann White Mildred White Nancy Lee Whitehead Archie Whitlock Everett Whitlock Harold Whitlock Jimmie Lou Whitten Carrie Whittington Johnny Wilbanks Stanley Wilds Lynn Wilhite Claudell Williams Marian Williams Rosemary Williamson Earline Willis Harold Willis David Wilson Glenda Wilson Jimmie Wilson Pat Wilson Zara Wilson Eugene Windham Bobby Wooten James Wooten Eddie Worley Jordan Worley Bobby Young Janet Zeigler Laura Zuber EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Pntvirlwrzl IVIICK lax' ISA-xss l'im'-Pn'.x'1'd1'11t f1ONNIli XYARIC Sl't'I1'fIlIj' LINDA S'I'l'1IiLli T1 yawn wr -II'IJl'l'II NORRIS Lu' Roy Adair Cora Mm' Aikvns Anniv Allbritton Elainc' Allvn Shirlvy Allvn Kay Antlcx' Betty Arrant Jvanvttm' Aswvll She-lby Aulds Ida Pvarl Avant Linda Ave-rc-tt Waynv Awtrm-3' JUIIII Ball Eugvm- Ballard Waym- Barvswill Cwvn Barn:-s Tcddv Barnvs Sophia Bnrnctt 'QTY lX1iCkx-y Buss. Limlzl Stu-lv. czlillllil' XVZIIT. llllclith IN is --ah., .Wi if 5 xx fix 4 x ' f I -H-Q A gm' 37 N59 K . AXP! s, r , . . ' 4 rs? sf fi. EM-if EIGHTH Mickey Bass Ronald Baugh Johnny Baxtvr Brcnda Baylvs Peggy Baylc-s Jimmic Brards-n Margin- Bs-arden Robcrt B1-aslcy Glen Bccbc: Jimmy Bc-ll Glenda Bingaman .M +9 W1 55 Q 2' ,, I in b Wy r R f , -R at-if :'L N ' X 5- ' ,. 2 EE.. .21. Q ,,.., S f , X -'-'- Aqgpl , Page 58 gk . '- . 5- ' 'W' N Ig 1-. gg RUF Wilbur Bishop Gladys Marin' Blackwvldcr Barbara Blalock Kcnncth Blazicr Sylvia Boggan Esther Bolcs W8lfl'l' Bondurant Barbara Bordcn Harry Boyd Troy Branch Dwain Brashf-r -lo Evm-lyn Brcwstcr Jcanvttv Bridges Larry Brooks Bcuford Browdrr Wayne- Brown Earlinv Brumfivld Morris Bullock Roy Burford Jamvs Burnctt Harvs-y Burton Ronniv Butlr-r Bud Byrd Nancy Clayton Calhoun Billy Camp Carnillr- Camp Conniv Casscday Alicc- Cauthron Chr-rry Chapman james Chapman Lloyd Chilton Mary Alice Christian Lavada Clark Joycv Clark Richard Clark Peggy Coats Diana Cobb Marvin Conrad Bonnic- Copvland Gvorgc- Couthran Homer Couthran jimmy Crawford Richard Crawford GRADE Douglas Crew Lynda Crews J. W. Croft Sue Culpepper Ricky Daily Pat Davis Linda Dean Geraldine Deaton Ja-an Deggans Claudine Dempsey Tommy Dennig Samuel Diamond Gerrie Dickerson Jerry Doerner Shirley Mae Dowd Ginger Downey James Drewett Irma Nell Duncan William Dunn Harvey Durrett Ivin Dycus J. W. Dye John Eaves Sondra Enete Shirley Ann Ervin Lynda Estep Jack Ezell James Farmer Selma Fatheres- Joe Ford Leo Foster Louis Foster Wanda June Fox Eddie Joe Frazier Pauline Freeman Dean Frost V Rosemary Funderburk Carolyn Fuqua Larry Furlow Linda Fuson Shelby Gaines Shirley Gardina Charles Gaston Julia Mae George Brenda Gilmore Gloria Gorum Nelda Gould Richard Grant Kiley Grayson Jimmie Green Larry Green Janet Gross Tommy Gunter Melvin Hamilton , .J,,:.,.P,: I ' 2 4 I J, , .3 S il.-i 'tw ri r Q J J . i s G W J wi 4' X 15 ll 1: : ' .t-:1 V l.,.,,,.i 1 'Q i ji, ',::':,..!z',,. ful' . M W f e 2.31:-.. .. .fn xi: V f i. f A . 5,'-'frfyjg .. A , , . , N,-v 1 W t ..,: Q A N g . A Hx K iii.. 'ffl ' W fi :-as 3 is ,V , t A , Y 55' 7 ,.. if in B 5 U Page 59 ef' ii' ii l G X F r sa.. MMI! I Dlx YQ' A U . .. lm- f X x ,ij ., X . --wwf N eg i x 3137 1,5 -,. , ig I ik 1 hi am f My , 1: Q 2 5533 gs. -4- , s M IEhr!'l ji f QW wi. H 1 f gl 'Q 2- if My f Hr f , onli! 2 if 3- i ii W j IW, X 44. C 1 '.'. '.:t::..'5' w-'Eff A if + ,r .3 Page 60 - .,.x L L V . 'K EIGHTH Bill Hancock Dcwavns- Harper G11-n Ray Harrr-lson Suu Hattaway Fred Hatti-n Lonnie' Haydn-n Jcrry Haynvs Rose Mary Head Sara -lane' Hvard John Hmth ,losic Hebvrt Russm-ll Hz-bf'rt Jo Ann H1-nd:-rson John Hvndrix Gem- Hvnnigan Raymond He-nry Cl3I'Olf' Hcrrington Lawson Herron Barbara Hightowcr Carolyn Sur' Hill Davs' Hill Stuart Hill T. L. Hinos Virginia Hinos Frances Hinton Jamr-s Hinton Bc-tty Hobbs Virgil Hobgood ltsv HoClif'nf'dm'l Br-tty Hodgv Clvdm' Hodgv Jon- Hoff Cuiolvn Hogg ,lane Holcomb Joycc' Hollis Annie Holton John Carl Howard Carolyn Howvll Donald Hudson Johnny Huntsman Charlottr Irby Elizabfth Ivey Dc-lorcfs Jackson Maxim- Johns Rubv Jo Johnson Clifford Johnston Betty Joincr Rr-ba jonvs Shf-rwood Kr-lly Philip Kclrrx' Richard Km-tchc-ns Mary Kilnatrick Romona Kincadc Morris King GRADE Wayne Kinman Clarvncv Kring Robe-rt Lindsey Effit- Littlr- Brcnda Lofton Hvnry Long Tomrnio Sur- Lowvry Martha Luginbill Francvs Luthvr John Francis McCormick, Jr. Martha McCormick Dannv Jon' McDaniel Doris Mc'Donald Louisv Mt'Donald T1-d MCEm'ry Bvtty' MCGrr'w Gerald McLoughlin Bonniv McMillian ,Iamvs Lloyd McMillian Both MCN1-il Pm-to Mangum Donnie Mann Ccorgt' Manning Charlvs Nlaquoirk Barbara Martin Bobbiv Martin Frrddy Martin June Martin LvRoy Mayo Jerry Mcdarics Mary Cathrinv Mc-darics Bvnniv Fayc' Moorm' Stvvvn More-hu-ad Laura Morris ji-rry Moss-s Larry Moss Pvggv Mullins Elizabeth Murphy Martha Murphy Hvnry Clay Nappivr Bvvvrly Nm-ly Lynda Nc-lson Mvlbzi Rav Nolan Judith Norris Gt-nm-va Norwood Charlottr' Null Sonnv Udom Wanda Osborn Gs-orgia Ruth Owvns Elizabm-th Parkvr Flank Parrino Tc-ddx' Parrish Arlo Pvnnington Annil' Pc-rkins and M-,fi V M . 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' ' 5 1 -grid: s i V Pam- 69 EIGHTH Peggv Louise Perkins Robert Perkins Theda Pettigrew Yvonne Pll'lCl' Alma Pilgreen Tonva Powell Terry Pratt Dianne Prestwood Martha .Io Purvis VValton Purvis Bettv Rabun Jerrie Sue Ramsey Robert Ramsey Curtis Rape Ivah Jean Rawls Richard Rawls Vernon Redmond Alice Regan Polly Riser Anita Roach Prentiss Robert Stanlev Roberts Jimmy Robeson Buddy Rodgers Barbara Rogers Jane Rogers Markey Rogers Roy Rogers Shirley Rogers Frances Rowland Don Russell Katie Sanford Keith Sanford Nita Saucer Bobbie Sue Saxon Climmie Lee Scoggins Patricia Shackclford Donald Skipper Bettv Smith James Smith Milton Smith Vickie Smith I'ma Smudricks Harold Snowden Libby Spears Ruby Spears Venetia Ann Spell Troy Stamper John Stanley Linda Steele Hubert Stevens Charles Stewart Michael Stewart Wynona Stewart GRADE Mike Stone Sara Sue Stovall James Street Billy Joe Taylor Lois Taylor Charles Thompson Eva Thompson Gerald Thornton Viva Thornton Janie Thrasher Gloria Tippen Wilma jean Tucker Jimmy Tradewell Winnie Vail Kenny Wagoner Hal Wales Bernice Wallace Mike Walace Connie Ware Dorothy June Warren Becky Watts Joe Watts Ann Weaver Jaroy Weber, Jr. Marty Weldon Janette West Thomas West Alice White Charles White Donald White Linda White Rosemary White Randall Wilbanks Jamie Lee Wilhite Linda Willett Dorothy Williams Pat Williams Betty Williamson Gloria Faye Wilson Lennie Mae Wilson Charles Windham John William Wingate Dennis Wink Alice Witherington Melber Woods Wayne Works Patsy Worthey Elaine Wright louise Young Yvonne Young ti 4, .. ,,, fr, ,st , et . gg New . .4., t lg If t a li: L ' r ,-,,..:, , . b r it t G. Q vm ' L if W tv X. ' Q Sf - Q + -an x Q. K. N + nn. 1 , f L . - M , 2 fe- as if K 3 1 i . t , , I r a n ierixfi -1 T M -' e fi? lg., in ii' I .:,,.' K wi Q 3 if ate , as firm? 'n I' Q f . fzylgt N N, x X3 ir 9 E gg? W., 5 fm-lash X 'X SP t .Q - N 11 .ws 1 x Q Page 64 -cc' CHARLENl'I MILl,ER Editor DORIS BONEY Circulation Illanagfrr BARBARA l1AVVLS Axxixtarzt Editor Eu BVEKIN Sports Editor JACK BOGGAN GINGER MOORE B'usinf'x.x' Ilflanager Adzwrrtixirzg Md1ZdQf?V THE REBELAIRE The annual staff, Composs-d I-ntirm-ly of seniors, has workf-d the entire- ye-ar toward one goak-4he pubhdnng of n ywarbook the studcnt body can bc proud of. Through work. patience, and ingenuity thc staff mcmbcrs have created West Monroe High SChool's first an- nual EDITORIAL STAFF Sc-atccl: Sybil PI-rkins, -Io Ann Edwards, Dixie Foreman. Standing: janicv Emmons, Sib Laird, Cathy Sterling, .loan Kirkland, John Boyd, Dejuana McCormick, Dc- lores Logan. Page 66 W5?'W 'W' 'i' GLENIJA Tuma MARY JANE DREASLER HPINRX' LITTLE Clam' Editor Featufr' Editor This aeeomplishment wasn't the out- growth of a few days, time or a few hours' work. Each staff member, selected because of interest he had displayed in selling advertise- ments, was assigned to certain tasks in his division of the yearbook. Selling ads, num- bering pictures. listing names, writing articles, typing. and copy reading are some of the jobs that had to be done. WVhen the last article had been written and the last picture proof pinned on the dum- my, the staff members breathed a sigh of re- lief. Looking proudly at their handiwork, they realized that their long hours of work had been time and energy well spent. The first Rebelaire was ready to go to press! Romain' SMITH Club Ifditor Art l'fa'i!a1 Miss IJOROTIIY Miss -IRAN Bowen Io JONES, Sjznnxm Sfzonxor TYPISTS AND ADVERTISING STAFF Seated: Pat Nolan, Bobbie Jo Lindsey, Dixie Brown. Standing: Melbzi Munn, Mar- garet Robinson, Elizabeth Averett, Dorothy Roberts. Page 67 if DELORES LOGAN Jo ANN EDWARDS DAVID POWELL CHARLENE MILLER Editor News Editor Sports Editor Feature Editor Published monthly by the journalism the final editions contained six pages. department, the Rebel Dispatch, whose News coverage by the Dispatch is de- name was chosen by the student body, voted to stories about students, teachers, strives to reflect the life and activities at and school activities. Features include un- W. M. H. S. usual happenings in the daily program, on group trips, or in extra-curricular ac- Each issue contains four pages of news, tivities. Enlightening the student body and features, sports, columns, and editorials. promoting the interest of the school as a This year the first, the Christmas, and whole are the aims of the editorials. REPORTERS AND TYPISTS Seated: Pat Nolan, Barbara Rawls, Linda Garrett. Standing: Bobbie jo Lindsey, Dorothy Roberts, Norman Bracken, John Boyd, Sylvia Gould. Velda VVatts. Carol Herron, Eugene Rawls. Not shown: Thomas King, Grady Rice. Page 68 DFJUANA MCCORMICK ROBERT SMITH DIXIE FOREMAN SYBIL PERKINS Exchange Editor Art Editor Bu.virzm.v Alanager Circulation Alanngtr Sports news. edited by an active mezn- ber of the varsity football, basketball, and baseball teams. includes all phases of the athletic prograIn. School Sketches, written under the di-- rection of the feature staff, and drawn by the art editor, are designed to acquaint students with their classmates and teach- ers. Contraband, written by the Report- ers, Club, includes news from all home- roonxs that contribute items ol' interest Advertising and circulation. the sell- supporting' Dispatchls two sources of in- come. are handled by the business stall' composed ol' non-journalism students in- terested in working for tlIe paper. In addition to providing student infor- mation and enjoyment. the Rebel Dis- patch also gives practical training for journalism students. CIRCUIIATION AND BUSINESS STAFFS Seated 1 Di Xie Brown, lvlargaret Wilhite, Jov Emerel, Marv Jane Dreasler fl'llllY Sterling. Standing: Chubby Johnston. Charles Cotton. Jack Boggan. Frances lVIoors-. Donnie AI A ex- ander. Larry Alexander, Marllou Anderson, Mary Ann Ferguson, Raymond Clark, E. QI. Roark, Bobby Irby. Page 69 5 i Row l 2 Camille Primm, Truley Chapman. Eunice Simms. Rose Hib- bard, Margaret Pierce, Elaine Primm, Delores Logan. Marilou An- derson. Dejuana McCormick. Row 2: Anita Dell Allen, Jane Blake, Ernorv, Sue Tavlor. Dianne Carter, Joel Jones, Sunny Logan, James T H E Jane Hammonds. Laurence Holeomb. Sylvia Boudreaux, Sherwood BAD Serving with the hand was a squad of six majorettes, who assisted in the presentation of half-time shows. Two of the majorettes entered the Ruston Music Festival twirling contest and rated superior on a twirling' duet. Drum-major- ing duties were Z1STilIIIlCCl hy the head Inajorette for the trip to lWardi Gras. McElroy. George Massingale, john Richard Dunn. Mark Bayles, Mattie Holcomb. Bill Milton. Marvin Pipes, Ted Mooney. Row fi: MAJORETTES Marilou Andersong Connie Fullerg Mary Ann Fer- guson, head majoretteg Gwen Nelsong Carolyn Curtisg Marilyn Curtis. Page 70 usan Moore, Brenda Bayles, Carolyn Curtis, Walter Briggs, Lon C. SOLON KING ass, Mary Ann Ferguson, Mr. King, Tommy Sanders, Marshall ennington, Buddy Johnson, Ronnie Sanford, Bobby Moore, Freda 'IcLin, Joy Emerel, Gwen Dunn, Marilyn Curtis, Ronnie Bennett, DfI'l'6'f0I' iary Nell Averett. Johnny Brothers, Melvin Fisher. Not shown are: iartha Harper, Charles Hogan, Bob Kennedy, Ronald Thomas, wen Nelson, Arnold McLin, drum major. The W. M. H. S. Band, under the direction of Solon King, ranked among the school's most active organizations, its functions varying from loyal support of the football team to formal concerts in the audi- torium. During the fall, the band played at all Rebel football games, presenting half-time shows in co-op- eration with the Rebelettes. Marching' in the Foot- ball Festival, Rodeo, and Armistice Day parades, as well as supplying music for assemblies, pep meetings and bonfires were also amonv' its functions. D The band's winter season was climaxed in De- cember by a Christmas Concert in the auditorium. A trip to New Orleans to tour the city and participate in the Mardi Gras Parade on March 2 was a big event of the band's first season. The band has been invited to return next year to the celebra- tion, and tentative plans are to make the trip an annual event. At the Ruston Music Festival, the W. M. H. Band rated superior in class C, the division for all first-year bands, A spring concert and a short tour to nearby schools completed the band's list of activities for its first year. Page 71 Presentation of the Christmas Concert on December 16 and the Spring Concert on April 27 in the school auditorium were the outstanding events of the W. M. H. S. Choir, directed by Mrs. Juanita Kilpatrick. Both programs featured scenery appropriate to the music. The Choir sang at the Easter Sunrise Service in Memorial Park Cemetery in Monroe and also at the dedication service of W. M. H. S. Participating in assembly programs at Delhi High School, Ruston High School, and Winnsboro High School, pre- senting a choral program over television station KNOE, singing at the First Baptist Church, and performing' for the Children's Workshop at Northeast Louisiana State College were more ac- tivities of the Choir. The year's work was concluded by singing at the vesper services of the graduating class and at commence- ment exercises. At the Louisiana Music Education Association Festival in C I-I 0 I R Ruston on March 26 the Choir received a rating of superior. First row: Barbara Henry, jean Boyd, Faye Parker, Marjorie Russ. Joan Bennett, Nena Grace Gould, Delores Logan, Carol Sorenson, Shirley Guidry. Second row: Gloria Dowdy, Leta Van Cleave, Camille Smith, Shirley Works, Mary Jane Dreasler, Annamarie Brum- field, Janice Emmons, Ernestine Garrett, Elvylene Garrett, Melba Hooter. Third row: Bobbie Jo Lindsey, Margaret Wilhite, Ida Mae Antley, Glenda Tubb, Shirley Evans, Dorothy Alex- ander, Rita Barnes, Celia Lenard, Catherine Whittington, Margaret Robinson, Loretta Goync, Pat McGee. Fourth row: E. C. Roark, Elton Latham, Freddy Bamburg, Sib Laird, Pierce Ramsey, Malcolm Bass, Melvin Fisher, Bennie Owens, Bruce Paschal, Norman Bracken, Billy Ewing, Travis Brown, Billy Battaglia. Page 72 lylembers of the Choir who prove to be outstanding are chosen by Mrs. Kilpatrick to compose the W.M.H.S. Ensemble. Active the entire year, the Ensemble has added to Choir concert and assembly programs. This group was rated superior at the L.M.E.A. Music Festi- val in Ruston. In addition to appearances with the Choir, the Ensemble also performed for Louisiana Training' Institute, the Bobashilla Book Club, the Lions Club, the Kiwanis Club, KNOE Radio Hi-lites, St. ilosephls Old Folks Home, the Key Club, Teachers' Workshop, Northeast Louisiana State College Christmas Party, and the Senior Assembly. S E M B L E Seated: Jean Boyd, Mary Jane Drcasler. Standing, first row: Glenda Tubb, Marjorie Russ, Margaret Wilhite. Center: Rita Barnes. Back: Eugene Rawls, Malcolm Bass, Benny Owens, Billy Ewing, Pierce Ramsey, Billy Battaglia. Page 73 MIXED GLEE CL B An opportunity to learn the fundamentals of music in preparation for joining the Choir is offered by the Mixed Glec Club. The Glee Club is not entirely Choir-preparatory, however and offers interesting musical experience in itself. During the year its members participated in the Christmas Concert anc presented an assembly program. The group was rated superiol at the L. M. E. A. Festival. First row: Vera Lou Blazier, Barbara Byrd, Loy Bass, Joy Walter: Wanda Wheelis, Carolyn Block, Karen Lee, Karen Craft, Jean Clarlf Second row: Peggy Chapman. Cathy Sterling, Anna Rose Camp, Noi ma McCurdy, Mary Pinion, Martha Wellerman, Shelby Brown, Olen Hollingsworth, Evelyn Perkins, Patsy Franks. Third row: Annie jan Duncan, Joann McGowen, Edna Collins, Carolyn Whitlock, Pats Rawls, Lila Camp, Gayle Roark. Fourth row: James Bingaman, jimm Stennett, Marlan Monzingo, Eugene Blazier, Donald Black, Bobb Irby, Buel Creech, Doyle Wheat, Loretha Copeland, Artie Wimberlj Jonnie Avery. l E Page 74 'l'lu: Eighth Grade Ensemble shown-tl its abili- ty to sing' well by appearing in the Cliristnias Concert and in an assembly program. Mrs. Roy Brooks is director of all eighth grade music or- gzmizations. First row: Linda. Dean, Theda Pettigrew Sara Sue Stovall, Judith Norris, Dianna Cobb. Seconcl row: Bar- 15 h G R A D E bara Blalock, Connie Ware, Gwen Barnes, Charlotte' Irby, Linda Averett, Nelda Gould, Linda White, Linda Steele. Pugc 7g D. A. .AWARD Chosen by the Senior Class as Good Citizen because of her service, depend- ability, honesty, personality, and patrio- tism, was Charlene Miller, an active W. M. H. S. senior. Charlene represented W. M. H. S. in the State DAR Citizenship Contest in Baton Rouge, where she entered a gov- ernment examination in competition with Good Citizens from other Louisiana high schools. Her trip was sponsored by the Chief Tusquehoma Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. CHARLENE MILLER GDDD CITI EN A ARD AMERICAN LEGIDN AWARD Mike Alford was elected by vote of the Senior Class, and approved by the principal, the assistant principal, and the senior teachers to receive the American Legion Good Citizenship award, present- ed at graduation by the American Le- gion, Burnette-Downs Post 102. Mike, a senior who has rendered many valuable services to his class as well as the school, was chosen on the basis of leadership, scholarship, character, service, and dependability. Page 76 MIKE ALFORD EUGENE RAWLS, CHARLENE MILLER, HENRX' LITTLE ALL-TATE M S REPRESE TATIVE Three band members and two choir nembers represented W. M. H. S. at the Xll-State Band and Chorus Clinics in .afayette, November 21-24. Both groups began rehearsals on Sat- urday, November 21, at Southwestern. kfter three days of work. play, and fun, he clinics climaxcd with the Chorus Con- ert Monday night, November 23, and he Band Concert on the following night, ioth held in Blackham Coliseum, Lafa- ette, before the Louisiana Education .ssociation Convention. eated: Delores Logan, bandg Camille Timm, bandg Mary Jane Dreasler, choir. tanding: James McElroy, band, Benny Jwens, choir. GlRLS'A BOYS'ST TE Each summer during' the month of August students representing' schools all over Louisiana visit tl1e L. S. U. campus in Baton Rouge to participate in setting up a model state government known as Pelican State. This imaginary government has the same officials and performs thc same functions as those of a real state. 'l'hree West Monroe High School stu- dents were elected by popular vote of the junior Class and approved by the faculty of Ouachita Parish High School of 1952-53. Attending Boys' State, which was held during the early part of August, were Eugene Rawls and Henry Little. Charlene Miller attended the later ses- sion of Girls' State. These students were chosen on the basis of leadership, schol- astic ability, and character. Page 77 ., . , , .V vi.. Page 78 i i A E5-' M Y I lg -' 1:. - 4-l ' lil l- ,J-IuuuQq.v,g:, W ,,,...,,,....1-.-+-1-nu1-- Pg 79 MCDST BEA TIFUI RAYMOND CLARK BARBARA RAWLS JOYCE. CLARK BEAUTIEA' BEA TIE DIXIE BROWN SYBIL PERKINS Page 83 'sm fw. , AQ -than z1x,f,5f.1y:zwm,-f,n.,Q,1,pmt JW? L 'LV 1' 1523? if ,R.wvi'1ik': ' Tfizsfnzfieilzfi s ,.,L.. , f,g-ing.-uf sy mf. ff +1 wk :J-fz.,, ,, , my 1. , tl-ciclfzkkii . xg, .M--,w Li imgg-' V, -- L,-- mgfe,vg L 1, X gg,-3 E 1 , S5 :, R 3 6 MARGARET WILHITE W. L. Duggo FINCHER GLENDA TUBB E IOR FAVORITE ED BUFKIN ANITA RICKERSON Page 85 RICHARD KINCADE JUNIORS MalC'0lII1 Bass Cfarolc Eady UNDERCLASSNI Q A 2 s . 3 SOPHOMORES Gary Huckabay John Ann Painich Page 86 FRESHMEN Gwen Nelson Freddy Webb FAVORITE EIGHTH GRADERS Linda Steele Joe Ford Page 87 Page 88 It Y XY 5 f X X L27 X M X n uxX XXXVfN' M!!!ll jlwl I: HOWARD W. BARKER Head Coach, FO0TBALL Under Head Coach Howard W. Barker, ably as- sisted by Coaches Dan McClure, Jeff Hennessy, and Bobby Wilson, the Rebel forces completed their first season of football with seven defeats, two wins, and no ties. Losing many games by ciose scores against the state's toughest competition, the hard-fighting, out-weighed team managed to win two of their last three games. As the season progressed with West Monroe tak- ing its defeats in stride, the Rebels came through with the first victory of the school's history in a thrilling upset over the Winnfield Tigers. Then there followed another win for the inspired Rebels with the fall of previously undefeated Dierks, Arkansas. Left to right: Coaches Bobby Wilson, Jeff Hennessy, Managers Randolph Cage, Tommy Wink Dan McClure, and Howard Barker and Bob Lemoine Page 90 Seated: Jack Ezcll, David Powell, Don Dr-Loach. Richard Watson. Ed Bufkin, W, J. Price, Benny Gammill. Kneeling: Mack Hunt, Don Adams, Lynn Vaughan. lfVillie Smith, Marvin Brasher. E. C. Roark. Robert Harris. Wayne Hendricks. Standing: Jerry Brossett, Raymond Clark, Maleolm Hass, Lannie Henley. Duggo Fineher, Freddy Webb, John Blazier, Marlin Moore. 193 Highlighting' the initial season, a banquet, sponsored by the Quarterback Club, was held in honor of the players, with the fol- lowing' awards being made: E. C. Roark, most valuable playerg Richard Watscmli, best lineman: Raymond Clark, sportsmanshipg and Donald DeLoaeh, highest scholastic standing. Malcoliiz Bass is rlzozffn breakillg away on I1 60-yard sprint and a 1'esuItin.Qf touchdown againxt Divrks, Ark. Page 91 W' A, Don Adams, Ifnd Malcolm Bass, Back John Blazier, Tackle Marvin Brasher, Czfnter -Ivrry lirossctt, Back Ed Bufkin, Guard Raymond Clark, Back Don Dcl,oacl1, Guard THE EIGHTI G REBEL The .x',bifit4'd VVe',x't Nlonrmf High Svlzool Band and the Rebelettex are .flzozwz 171 one of tllrir nmny lzalf-limp f0rmati0n.s' at a Rfbrfl football gamf. Page 92 f S W. M. H. S. Opponent 0 Rayville 7 Springhill 20 Neville 6 Terrebonne 0 Pineville O Bastrop 26 Winnfield 19 Dierks, Ark. 0 Ouachita Halfback ferry Iiro.v.w'tt ix brought down rm. x'.x' in, the goal line for anotlzffr srorr a.ga1'11.vl thc' W'1'r111 field Tigers. Robert Ezvll, End Duggo Fincher, End Benny Gannnill, End Robert Hzlrris, lfnd Wayne Hendricks. Cmzivr Lannie Henley, Tackle Mack Hunt. Back Marlin Mr wcwx 'e. Tarklf Page 93 JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Mrs. Lou Noll Russell, sponsor. Sue Wfcir, Nelda Gould, Gayle Roark, Martha Rohrrtson R HEERLEADER ERE THER David Powvll, End VV. Price: Back E. C. Roark, Bark Willie Smith, Back Edgar Vaughan, Back Ricllarcl X'Vatson. Guard Page 94 Wearing gray and blue uniforms designed by Ronnie and Donnie Alexander and Dixie Brown, West Monroe High School's eight cheerleaders kept school spirit high throughout the football and basketball seasons. Led by Dixie Brown and Benny Owens, each of whom has had three years of cheerleader serv- ice, the squad eheeered at all football and basket- ball games, decorated the football field for home -games, and performed at half-time at football vames. Northwestern State College extended' the gvroup an invitation to march in its homecoming parade. During' the summer the squad, in preparation for the year's work, attended cheerleader camp at Northwestern State College. While there, they received first place in a statewide cheerleader con- test Movies of this group will be used in trairing cheerleaders all over the United States. CHEERLEADERS MRS. NATALIPI MAY Cllferleader Sf107I.YOI' .5 ,t xi lxN11-LING: Dixie Brown, Billy Battaglia, Joanne Williams, Pat W'eems, Benny Owens, .Io Ann MCG0l1'll STANDING: Ronnie Alexander, Donnie Alexander. Pave 95 FRE H N FOOTB LL JEFF HENNESSX' Coach The Freshman Football Team made one of the best rec- ords compiled by a Rebel squad this year, as they won four games of their eight-game schedule. Their opening' game with Neville was the first of three losses suffered by the freshmen during their entire season. Victories over Ruston, Columbia, and Ouachita accounted for the wins in the junior-varsity teamls schedule. In the latter part of their season, the fresh- men, in a thrillingly hard-fought contest, edged past the O. P. H. S. freshmen by a score of 8 to 7. For next year, games have been scheduled with Neville, Jonesboro, and Bastrop. Many of this year's lettermen are expected to return next year to fill their old positions. Serving as head coach was jeff Hennessy. Seated: Johnny Huntsman, Sammy Fordham. Claude Fuqua, Harold Lloyd Willis, Sonny Odom, Marshall Pouncy, Robert Perkins, Thomas Vessel. Second row: James Hazen, Nelson Rogers. Roger Dishongh, Vin cent Marzula, Glenn Fleming, Dewayne Malmay, J. D. Price, Coach Jeff Hennessy. Third row: Rudy Ram sey, Larry Lawson, Billy Joe Thompson. Joe O'Neal. Marlin Monzingo. Alfred Springfield, Freddy Foster 'vV. E. Martin. Dam: QR EIGHTH GRADE FOOTB LL Under the direction of Coach Bobby C. Wilson, the West Monroe Eighth Grade Football Team completed its season undefeated and untied in nine games. The team may also be credited for the small number of points made by other teams opposing them. In contests with Selman Field, Neville, and Rayville, only 20 points were made by these teams against the undefeated W. M. H. eleven. There will be no eighth grade team next year, as the freshman and eighth grade teams plan to combine their efforts and form one team. Bonny WILSON Coach cated: Jack Ezell, Johnny Huntsman, Coach Bobby Wilson, Robert Perkins, Joe Ford. DeWaym- Brasher mm-cling: Virgil Hobgood. James Farmer, Stanley Roberts. Johnny Mack Eaves, james Chapman. Harrx Boyd, jimmy Crawford. Standing: Stewart Hill. Jaroy VVeber. Mickey Bass. Larry Green, Donald Hudson Cn rald McLaughlin. ,Mn I w Page 97 FO0TBALL The 1953 Football Festival, hereafter to be known as Homecoming, was officially launched with the crowning of the queen in a pep as- sembly on November 12. The queen and her court of ten maids were chosen by the Letter- menls Club to reign over the Dierks game on November 13. On the same afternoon the stu- dent body paiticipated in a bonfire behind the school. Friday afternoon at 3:30 the queen and court in convertibles, the Rebelettes, band, floats, and decorated cars paraded through West Monroe and Monroe. Qumvt Jlvanrftt' O:t'mz.v is frowned by Lazurcnce Wzlmn ax C. G. Wall, fr., looks on. Seated' John Ann Painich, Wanda Wheelis, Charlene Miller, Mary Jane Dreasler, Carole Eady, Jeanette Owens queen, Vera Lou Blazier, maid of honor, Cathy Sterling, Jo Ann McGough, Mary Ann Ferguson, Dixie Brown Standing: Duggo Fincher, Willie Smith, Don DeLoach, E. C. Roark, David Powell, Raymond Clark, jerry Bros sett, Edt Bufkin, Marvin Brasher. Edgar Vaughan, W. J. Price. Seated, center front: Downy Barker, Debby War- TCH. Page 98 FE TIVAL A pre-gaxne ceremony featured the re- Crowning' of thc queen hy Lawrence Wilson, president of the Quarterback Club. after the queen and maids were escorted across the field through an aisle formed by the Rcbelettes. Principal P. B. Mungum welcomed the visitors, and Shady Wall served as master of ceremonies. Following' the game. a dance in the gym concluded the festival. Jllaseotx Downy Barker ana' Debby Warren l'j1per left: Floatv and decorated earx proceed lvflflfi' right: iWenzber.x' of the royalty Il z down DeSiard in the Fextival parade. j1re.wnIea' to the Xllllllflll body at the Football Fettizfal axxembly. Lower left: The queen and her court watch Lozeer left: Her illajmty ix fnveorterl anon the the Rebelx defeat Dierks. field by C. G. Wall, fr., xehool board membf r Page 99 Kneeling: Duggo Fincher, Freddy Bamburg, Dennis Fields, David Powell! and Jeep Sanders. Standing: Jimmy Haddox, David Johnston. Tommy Sanders, Gary Huckabav, Richard Km- cade, and Lavclle Browder. THE 19 4 BA KETBALL Cofxc H DAN MCCLURE W.M.H.S. 19 36 14 18 25 24 29 25 30 22 51 26 17 50 20 22 33 22 26 30 50 37 39 33 31 Page 100 SCOREBOARD Calhoun Neville Calhoun Neville Neville Chatham Marion Faimerville Marion Chatham St. Matthews Haynesville Bossier City Bastrop Bolton Neville St. Matthews O. P. H. S. Calhoun Bolton O. P. H. S. Neville Bossier City Bastrop Haynesville EAO Opponent 24 33 56 15 48 48 37 15 22 32 13 22 16 36 35 36 23 21 37 28 23 9 34 34 32 Thr' ciOIlfL'liCl'21lL' iiivv. although failing to taki- statc titlvs, i7CQ'2iIl thvir first svuson with outstand- A QIOHN RICH.-xklm IJVNN ing wins und upsvts ovvr many of tht- top tvanls E illarzalgwm throughout thc northcrn districts of Louisiana. S I 1 HRV' OOD E M ORY Under tht- clisaclvaritugc of hs-ight, thc wc'll-h:1l- zuivvd tvunl of i100lJStCI'S,, also cntc'x'6d their first season of AA conlpctition. A finv job was done hy Coach Dan Mc'Clu1'c, football line- coach, in working' . ,zb A 'iin V with and instructing' thx' boys, Tzrn nz0n'j1oz'nfs agrzinst AA Bosxifr City. The' 11 uxtlirlg Rwlzf algnizzxl lfwir rirnfv Uzzrzrflitzl Pngm- 101 Freddy BZIITIDLITQ' Dennis Fields ASKETBALL LETTERMEN Kincade hits for two, with Sanders and fohnston backing his shot. Duggo Fincher Gary Huckabay Opponents soon learned not to underrate the classy Rebs, who more than once outfought some of the best teams in the surrounding areas. A 5lance at the records shows the court squad to have made a fine start in their season, with slow but steady improvement for the rest of the year. The well-balanced squad is expected to have an- other brilliant season next year, even with the loss of Richard Kincade, David Powell and Dug- go Fincher, all outstanding members, through graduation. The Rebel cagers, at the close of their sea- son, could look back over a successful year, with the following awards made to team members: Richard Kincade, All-City, first teamg Duggo Fincher, All-North District, second teamg Gary Huckabay and Chubby Johnston, All-City, second teamg and Tommy Sanders and David Powell, All-City, third team. Page 102 The loss of first ton, who served as dealt a severe blow team. Because of forced to miss the The highly-spirited however, and finished their season with even more wins to their credit. Near the close of the season, a fried-chicken supper was donated by the co-operative business- men of West Monroe. Following the supper, each member of the team was presented a gold trophy ol' a basketball player by Ed Harper, who served as master of ceremonies. strong' forward Chubby Johns- an outstanding team member, to the Rebels' eight-man cage doctor's orders, 'Chubl' was last six games of the season. cagers took their loss in stride, Gary and 'Tfllubl' fontrol flu' brzvkborzrd nkgrzinil O. P. H. S. David Johnston Richard Kincade David Powell ouuuy Szuulei Page 103 W.M.H.S. 38 35 32 60 43 53 34 46 35 45 58 42 50 41 52 27 26 36 28 48 40 34 40 MRs. NA'I'ALIP1 MAY 40 48 Coach 43 55 27 41 52 SCOREBOARD Marion Bolton Ruston Bolton Chatham St. Matthm-ws Downsvillo Ruston Downsville Grayson Collinston Bastrop Haynesvillo Bossier City Bastrop Novillt- Ouachita Byrd Nc-ville Jonesboro-Hodge Fair Park 'Ouachita Fair Park Calhoun Byrd Ouachita St. Matthews Bossier City Neville Bastrop GIRL ' BA KETBALL Back row: Mrs. May, Patsy Rawls. Paula Cook, managvr, Becky Phillips. Margie Cher-ks, Darlvnc- johnson, Mrs. Russell. Center row: Martha Aulds, Peggy Traxlrr. Pat Wvcms, jo Ann White, Lucy Franks. Front row: John Ann Painich, Mary' Lou Andi-rson, assistant managi-rg Mildred Whitt-. Not in picture: Dot Phillips, Gracie Antlvy. Opponvnt 36 39 27 39 156 29 45 42 47 33 24 28 22 34 51 42 43 54 43 32 43 58 51 44 50 55 37 50 56 47 Page 104 john Ann .rinkx a foul shot, ax 1111, boyi' squad fnokx on apjjrovingly. Under the direction of Coach Natalie May, the iWest Monroe High School girls' basketball team managed to lead the AA league during the early part of their season. For a first year team, the girls displayed outstanding' ability on the courts. Graduation is no hindrance to Mrs. May, who will have her entire squad hack next year. The teain is expected to draw even Inore strength lroxn VQTZIIIIIIIHI' schools and high schools in the surrounding areas. Page 105 The Illlflf giflx in on a rebound --an Mu1'tl'1a Aulcls lXI1irj0rie Cheeks Paula Cook Iiuey Franks E PLACED ECO D I R DI TRICT Artion in girls' w1z!wl with Bo.t.viwf City Wlith the valuable knowledge and experience gained in their first year of competition, the girls' squad is expected to have an even more success- ful season during' the next year. However, consid- ering the amount of success enjoyed this season, there really isn,t much room for improvenlent, as far as the standing' in their conference is Con- cerned. Becky Phillips llot Phillips Dam- 108 Darlene Johnson John Ann Painieh The girls, who in the first season of play, lin- ishecl in second place in their Conference, have hopes for a winning team in the following years. With almost the same lettermen back for another season, NVest Nlonroe High is expected to rank as one of the finest girls' teanls in the district. Patsy Rawls Peggy Traxler R6l16l6ftC5 fflffrz' af 11 br1.vlff'fl1f1H gann Jo Ann White Mildred White Page 107 as xd.M'virlHl' is ' BA EBALL TRACK FIRST Row: George Smith, Gary Huckabay, Wayne Hend- ricks, Mack Hunt, Coach Bobby W'ilson, David Powell, Richard Watson, joe Ford, Ronnie Gallien. SECOND Row: Randolph Cage, E. C. Roark, Dennis Fields, jerry Bros- sett, Robert Harris, Chubby Johnston, Tommy Sanders, Marlin Moore, Lannie Henley, Lavelle Browder, Billy Jo Thompson, Bob Lemoine. FIRST Row: Robert Hattaway, Billy Moore, Joel Street, Lynn Vaughan, Bobby Rawls. SECOND Row: Rayland Dc-Lasalle, Roger Dishonge, Jimmy Edminston, Ed Hislop, Robert Smith. N01 SHOWN: E. C. Roark, Jerry Brossett, VVillie Smith, Malcolm Bass, Emory Foster, Billy Battaglia, Tommy Brakefield, Don Adams. Harold Lloyd Willis, Billy Hughcs. ! if Pncre 108 KNEELING: Eddy Watkins, Donald Black, Thomas Richie. STAND- ING: Bobby Irby, Royce Colby, Ronald Black, Coach Donald Lo- gan. NOT SHOWN: Roland Coates, Coach Jackie Martin. FIRST Row: Frank Warner, Carol Herron, Faye Parker, Loretta Eppinette, Mary Greer, Joann Caster, Becky Phil- lips, Shirley Averett, Ester Plunk. SI-:COND Row: Coach Bill Bigby, Martha Aulds, Laverne Greer, Billie Sue May, Bette Ball, Carolyn Knight, Dianne Carter, Shirley Cot- ton, Lucille Browder, Patsy Rawls, Patricia Joiner, Mar- garet Russell. THIRD Row: Mary joe Bottoms, Peggy Traxler, Helen Richmond, Ann Bell, Marilyn Huntsman, Anitra Fields. Barbara Breland, Melba Loe, Carolyn Jow- ers, Peggy Goodson. GOLF TENN Page 109 Page 110 xv ui P g 111 ',fIII'l 7 T D C011 CIL A CONSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE Seated: Lynn Vaughan, Eugene Rawls. Dixie Brown. Standing: Mr. Harris. Richard Watson, Charles Cotton. Sara Stovall, Gracie Antley, Anita Riekerson. Martha Harper, Don DeL0ach. and Dennis Fields. The West Monroe High School Student Braley, Mrs. A. l.. '1'atun1, and Mrs. Mary Council, organized at the beginning of the year Blackiston. under the guidance ol Bdr. junrny Ilarrk, con- hdrs. Llargaret Sinidi led the xvork of the sisted of one representative from each homeroom. council after Mr. Harris was inducted into the the principal, and live faculty advisors, Mrs. army at mid-term. Alter ratification ol' the con- Nfargaret Smith, Miss Beverly Hatehell. lXlr. sitution, officers were elected for 1951-55. Row 1: Sara Stovall, Martha Harper. Anita Rickerson. Dorothy Craig, Geneva Ply, Grace Wheelis. Julia Mae George. Anita Dell Allen. Sue Taylor, Gay Monroe, Janette Chatham. Sylvia Martin. Tonya Powell. Becky Watts, Pat Davis. Dixie Brown, Lon Bass, Jeep Sanders. Row 2: Gracie Antley, Laura Zuber, Rose Mary Funderburk. Ra- mona Kincade, Helen Richmond, Peggy Traxler. Wayne Autrey. Donald DeLoaeh. Eugene Rawls, Donald Skip- per, Dennis Fields. Charles Cotton. Henry Little, Ray Edwards. Row 3: Norman Jones, Richard Watson. Lynn Vaughan, Billy Seymour. Jesse Bergeron. Page 112 l Row l : Loretta Eppinette, Rita Barnes. Glenda Tubb, Mary Jane Dreasler, Barbara Henry, Charlene Miller. Row 2: Miss Thompson, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Platt, Miss Bower. Janice Frazier, Carole Eady. Forward, march! is a familiar command to the sophomore, junior, and senior girls who have maintained 84 averages and become Rebelettes. Marching' in summer training made them tip-top performers for parades and half-time shows, sell- REBELETTE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS President. Charlene Miller, Vice-President, Mary Jane Dreaslerg Secretary, Carole Eady: Treasurer. Loretta Eppinetteg Sergeant-at-Arms, Glenda Tubbg Parlia- mentarian. Janice Frazierg Historian, Rita Barnes, Reporter, Barbara Henry: Sponsors, Miss Ann Thomp- son, Mrs. Patsy Platt. Miss Jean Bower, Mrs. Mar- garet Parker. Mrs. Helen LeFevre. FIELD OFFICERS First Lieutenant. Mary Powell: Second Lieutenants, Carol Herron. Marjorie Russ, Sergeants, Melba Har- ris. Patsy Ruth Johnson, Corporals. Linda Garrett, Sylvia Gould: Privates, Glenda Lolley. Martha Wade, John Ann Painichg Flag Bearers. Joann Gaster, Olna Grey Antleyg Color Guards. Jonnie Avery. Ida lvlae Antley. ing' adyertiseinents, football programs, lieense plates, and pennants made them super-salesmen. Most important. Rebelettes gaye their full sup- port to the Rebels, whether they won or lost. Row l : Janice Emmons, Mary Jane Dreasler, Charlene Miller. Barbara Henry. Anitra Fields, Barbara Breland, Mary Powell, Ann Parrish, Margaret Price. Leta Van Cleave, Mary Frances Pinion. Row 2: Beth Parker. Melba Loe, Glenda Lolley. Nell Coulter. Imogene Conrad, Doris Boney. Jean Clark. Pat Hogan, Beth Sanford. Peggy Good- son. Row 3: Martha Andries, Ida Mac Antley, Shirley Fant, Janice Frazier. Pat Stewart, Joann Yeager. Joy Par- rish. Mary Aldridge. Josie Pierce, Melba Harris, Jennie Lou Ervin. Linda Saxon, Carolyn Whitlock, Jo Ellen Me- daries. Row 4: Patsy Johnson. Carol Herron. Barbara Rawls, Jeanette Owens, Joan Kirkland. Betty Price, Glen- da Tubb, Rita Barnes. Gerry Lester, Pat McGee, Jeanette Haley, Cathy Sterling, Marjorie Russ. Linda Garrett, Faye Parker. Row 5: Sylvia Gould. Barbara Hale, Pat Turner. Joann Gaster, Jonnie Avery, Carole Eady. Peggy Traxler, Sue Sullivan. Margaret Russell, Ina Faye Owens. Juanita Fant. Shirley Evans, Shirley Works. Row 6: Shirley Young. Joyce Bell. Bobbie Bergeron, Shirley Hudson, Gloria Rugg. LaVerne Greer, Ester Plunk, Louise Barnes, Shirley Averett. Betty Ball, Dot Phillips, Velda Watts, Gracie Antley, Martha Wade. Row 7: Anita Ricker- son. Anna Camp. Lila Camp, Lena Mae George, Carolyn Jowers, Annamarie Brumfield. Nena Gould, Loretta Ep- pinette. Jeanette Gates, Floy Pinton, Margaret Robinson, Sue Cooper. Diane Martin, Billie Joiner. Page 113 rt Club President . . . KIACK BOGC-AN Vice-President . IDONNIE ALEXANDER Secretary-Traarurm' . . GRACIE ANTLEY Historian r1lHELMA I,Rl'lXVE'I I' Sponsor MRS. PATSY PLA'r'r Making posters, constructing mobiles for thc Football Festival, arranging window displays in Thelma Drewett, Olna Grey Antley, Donnie Alexan- der. Jark Boggan. the lobby, and designing and painting scenery for the choir concert and senior play were some of the activities of the Art Club during the year. jack Bogean. president of the club, made an out- standing poster advertising the Senior Play. The main project ol' the Art Club was the puppet show which was put on in the spring. The members made the marionettes and designed all backdrops for the show. Riow l: Gracie Antley, Carol Herron. Sue Felty. Mitzie Gould. Joann Gaster, Barbara Hale. '1'helmajoint'r,Josie Plerce Alice Osborn. Row 2: Mrs. Platt. jack Boggan, Melvin Fisher. Robert Kinrude, Richard Kincade, Don- ald Albxander, Gene Newsom, Ronald Alexander. Thelma Dreweti. Page 114 Seated: Freddy Webb, Mary Ann Carter. Standing: Marian Williams, Mildred White, Carolyn Knight, Carolyn Clark. As a member of this orffanization I will at- 5 tempt to be co-operative. to help my fellow class- mates, to strive for the advancement ol my club, my school, my community and my Country, thus developing' of myself a better citizen. With this ledge students who had an A P , average in ciyics and a ISV average in all other subjects were initiated into the Civics Club. As a project to help the senior class, the club sponsored a rummage sale with the entire school Ci ic Club donating clothes. Club members also helped with the election of Student Council officers. Pmvidrfrzt . ..... FRr:1mm' Wann Vice-Prrfsideizt . MILl7RI1llJ YV1Irri': Sf'C'I'f'fCll'j' . MARX' ANNR CAR'1'1f:R 'l'rea.vzmv' CAROLYN IKNIGIIT Reporeier . . lVIARlAN YVILL1AMs Historian . . . cl.-XROLYN CLARK Sporzxori' . . MRs. HliRlll'IR'I' S'I'lClCD MRS, MAR'I'I4IAI, Wiian Kneeling: Edward North. Mack Boyles. L. Furlow, Joel jones, Gene Brown, Freddy Webb. Standing, Row l: Mrs. Steed. ,Io Ann White, Mildred White, Mildred Roberts, Nancy Whitehead. Dianne Carter. Louise Burnette. Jo Ann Keech. Patricia Ann Crawford, Gwen Nelson, Anne Harrel, Margie' Norris. Joy Feazel. Dorothy Freeman. Anne Colvin. Carolyn Clark. Mary Ann Carter. Carolyn Knight, Rose Hibbard, Judy Saxon, Irene Laird. Bobbye Bryan. Seated. center: joel Hemphill, Rodger Parrott. Bobby Duncan. Back Row: Mrs. Webb. Barbara Dm-Louehe. Marian Williams. Rochelle Butler. Gwen Dunn, Laura MeDaniels, Sunny Logan, Karen Strozier, Floy Alford, Mar- tha Robinson. Barbara Butler. Mollie Cobb. Rosemary Williamson, Jimmie Lou Whitten. Eloyce Baxter. Sarah Little, Gail Franklin, Inez Anding, Margaret Pierce, Jane Smith. Page 115 Cue Club President . .IEANETTE OXVENS l'ice-Presiderzt . . . MARILX'N Moss Secretary . . PATSY RIITI-I JOHNSON Treasurer . . LENA MAE GEORGE Reporter . . . DIXIE FOREMAN Sponsor . Miss NIARGARET BIIQIIOI To promote interest in dramatic activities and to assist with school programs are the objectives of the Cue Club. organized for first and second Moss, flena Mae George. 2 V year speech students who maintain an 86 average and for those who have had two years of drama. With the help of the speech department, the club gave four one-act plays for the student body and a play for civic groups in Monroe. Among guest speakers were Mr. James Park- erson, assistant professor of speech at N.L.S.G., Mr. Thom Feurestein director of the Monroe Lit- tle Theatre. and Mr. Ray Pruitt Ol' Krafco Con- tainer Company. Row l : Miss Buquoi. Imogene Conrad. jonnie Averv. Gayle Roark. Dixie Foreman. john Ann Painieh, Joy Emerel, Doris Ainsworth, Norma MCGurdv, Laverne Reynolds, Charles Hogan. Norman jones. Row 2: Karen Lee. Anita Rickerson, Anna Camp, Camille Smith. Nelle Coulter. Duggo Fincher. Donald Black. Bruce Lee, Wade Brown, Mack Hunt, Billie Sue May. Priscilla Parrish. Row 3: Marilyn Moss. Jeanette Owens, Shirley Fant, Gerry Lester, Shirley Cotton. Jo Ann Yeager, Glenda Lollev, Camille Primm. Ida Mae Antlev, Peggy Chapman, Lena Mae George. Alfreda McLin. Ronald Black. Joy Parrish. Row 4: Ellen Ragland. Shirley Averett, Jerry Brossett, Dixie Beavers, Billie Beeson, Shirley Works. Joan Kirkland, Shirley Evans, Betty Lee Price. Bettev Preston. Patsy Ruth johnson, Arnold McLin, Marvin Brasher, Steve Brown, Ina Fay Owens. Page 116 f' Seated: Sonny McKee, johnny Saxon. Joyce Clark. Cecile May. Standing: Billy Ewing. Jack Boggan. Patsy Laird. President . JouNNY SAXON l'ir'e-Prexidrrzf SUNNY Mc:K1er1 Secretary . JOYCE CLARK Trra.v1m'r . . Cif:C1L1c MAY Rf'j1orlw' . . BILLY ENVING Parlianzentarzarz BUDDY XVILHITE Plzotograjdzer . JACK BOGGAN Swgearzt-al-Afm.v . PA'1'sY LAIRD Sjmrzxor . MR. LLOYD PifCK1'r'r Di tributi e Education Club Students who receive part time training in re- tailing' while attending' school compose the Dis- tributive Education Club. The club's largest project was the Miss Merry Christmas and Mr. Happy New Year Contest, highlighted by the erowning' of the winners at a Christmas dance. Six students attended the state convention held in Hammond, Louisiana, during January. In April. the club year was climaxed hy the annual Employer-Employee Banquet in collaboration with Ouachita Parish High School. Seated: Norma Jean Futch. Whit Culpepper, Cecile May, Sonny McKee, Patsy Laird. Standing: Hugh Moore, Sonny Wilhite. Johnny Saxon. Billy Ewing. Joyce Clark, Jack Boggan. Vera Hollingsworth. Bobby Taylor, Mr. Puckitt. at 1 -.ef my N.. L L.. Page 117 Future Homemaker et meriea, Seated: Melba Harris, Melba Loe. Dixie Beavers, Serving at the dedication services of W. M. H. started the activities of the F. H. A. on October Cherry Sims. Standing: Wanda When-lis, Evelyn Lovelady, Doris Burnettv. 16 and 17. Officers attended a state meeting' in PW-l'fdf 'f - - - MARY BURTON Alexandria. At Christmas time, the club sent a ViCR'PW-l'idf 1f ' - DORIS BURN 3'VV15 box of clothing to a needy family, Secretary . . . EVHLYN LOVELADY Treasurer . . CHI-:RRY BUTLER SIMMS March brought the busiest time for the F. H. Reporter . . . . MELBA Lon A. Beth Sanford placed second in the yam contest Parliamentarian Dixie: BEAVI-LRS at the northern district meeting, to which eigh- Scrapbook Keeper MELBA HARRIS teen members were sent. On March 22 the club Song Leader . WANDA WHEELIS gave a School Hi-lites radio program on KNOE. Sponxor . . MRS. ELI-:ANOR KING Seated: Mrs. King, Cherry Sims, Frances Avant. Ginger Avant, Elvylene Garrette, Patsy Franks, Virginia McIn- tosh, Norma Thornton, Ernestine Garrette, Nelda Sue Wheat, Dixie Brown, Avice jones, Mava Nolan, Kathryn Christy, Patsy Honea, Carolyn Hancock, Olene Hollingsworth, Evelyn Lovc-lady, Doris Burnett:-, janet Varnado, Grace Partin. Standing: Janet Antley, Mary Lou Guice, Melba Harris, Floy Pinton, Norma Crowell, Mary Jo Bottoms, Mary Burton, Roberta Evans, Shirley Emmons, Artie Mae Wimberly, Dixie Beavers, Nina Grace Gould, Wanda Gub When-lis, Evelyn Craft, JoAnn Williams, Gerry Lester, Bobbie Jean Causey, Marilou Anderson, Jean- ette Gates, Elaine Hooter, Mary Kathryn Henry, Lajuana Hendricks, Mc-lba Loc. Pauline Frost, Pat Turner, Lila Camp, Beth Sanford, Betty Hislop, Linda Jackson. 1 2 Page 118 Eighth Grade Future Homemaker el America Front: Virginia Hines,' Martha. Weldon, Rosemary The Eighth Gliado Chapter of the F' Igunderbgrki clI'BtC1:g.Vlgk1f' Emlfh, FEHUTS Iglrltibn- had six members to attend the state meeting' in M,Q?,.Lfi,.1L,: Kiiipatgiku axon' am' Umm Alexandria on October 17, 1953, and 21 members . to attend the northern district meetinr at Rus- Prerzdenf . . . MARX' HI41LPIN KILPATRICK - , B . ,. . ton on March 20, 193-1. Slave Day and the Square 1 zce-Preszdent . . . . PEGGY BAYLES . , Dance were two projects that the club sponsored. Secretary . . DONIJRA ENETE Reporter . FRANCES HINTON Two programs were given on KF AZ-TV. An- Trearurer . . . VICKIE SMITH other accomplishment was winning second place Sponxor . . MRS. MARY BLACKISTON in the float parade on Armistice Day. Row 1: Gloria Gorum, Martha Jo Purvis, Betty Joiner, Bobbie Sue Saxon, Linda Fuson. Charlotte Null, Peggy Mullins, Libby Spears. Barbara Hightower, Evelyn Brewster. Ivah Jean Rawls, June Parker, Janet Faye Grass, Tommie Sue Lowery. Row 2: Kay Frances Antley, Lynda Crews. Elizabeth Murphy. Patsy Worthey, Barbara Martin. Mary Alice Christian, Martha Lugginbill, Effie Little, Claudine Dempsey, Jerrie Sue Ramsey, Anita Roach. Gloria Faye Wilson, Peggy Bayles, Yvonne Young, Doris McDonald, Rosemary Funderburk, Alice Faye Cauthron. Row 3: Rosemary White. Wilma Tucker, Earline Brumfield. Shirley Rogers. Becky Watts. Georgia Ruth Owens. Pat Davis, Nancy Calhoun, Dianne Prestwood. Vickie Smith, Sylvia Boggan. Ruby Jo Johnson, Barbara Rogers. Tonya Powell, Annie Holton. Reba Jones, Sarah Jane Heard. Josie Hebert, Selma Fatheree. Row 4: Alice Witherington, Sue Hattaway. Virginia Hines. Dorothy Williams. Beth McNeil, Itsy Hotchendel, Camille Camp, Cherry Chapman, Jean Ball, Melba Rae Nolan. Jeanette Aswell, Mary Helen Kilpatrick. Marty Weldon, Sondra Enete, Betty Rabun. Joann Henderson, Marie Blaekwelden, Ramona Kincade, Linda Willett, Bennie Faye Moore, Mrs. Blackiston. Page 1 19 4-H Club One hundred fifty membe s, enrolled in such proj- ects as gardening, poultry. sewing. dairy and beef cattle. canning, home improvement, baking. junior leadership, and health constitute the 4-H Club. At the Northeast Louisiana Livestock Show at Delhi, the elub's livestock judging team tied for top honors in the junior judging contest. Seven W. M. H. S. mem- bers won ribbons for their entries. Ribbons were also won by four students in the State Livestock Show in Baton Rouge. At Achievement Day at Crosley Gram- mar School the club received the Kiwanis Club banner. PRESIDENT .... Ray Roberts VICE-PRESIDENT . . . Bennie Owens SECRETARY-TREASURER . Sylvia Boudreaux REPORTER . . . Wanda Wheelis SPONSORS . . . Mr. C. B. Griggs Mrs A. H. Dawson, Mr. William B. Aycock Seated: Ray Roberts, Sylvia Boudreaux. Standing: Wanda Wheelis. Benny Owens, Doris Burnette. Row 1: Everett Whitlock, Charles White, Hugh Moore. Joe Bob Zuber, Ronnie Bennett. Glenda ,Owl-ns, Jackie Joiner, Emma Jean Rawls, Sue Taylor, Mr. Griggs, Mr.Aycock. Mrs. Dawson, Kathryn Taylor, Johnny Wilbanks, Stanley Smith, David Johnston, Robert Hattaway, Ruby Eppinette, Gail Franklin, Peggy Neal. Row 2: Doris Bur- nette, Ray Roberts. Jack Barnes, Shirley Allen, Margie Bearden, Carolyn Whitlock, Lila Vessel, Thelma Joiner, Wanda Wheelis, Earline McManus, Carolyn Barfoot, Carolyn Strozier, Sue Shows, Audrey Disotell, Doris Lenard, Delores West, LaJuana Hendricks, Olene Hollingsworth. Lynn Tilman, Grace Wheelis. Eunice Sims, Evelyn Love- lady, Sharon Eady, Row 3: Benny Owens, Sylvia Boudreaux, Barbara Peters, Doris Bougeoise, Thomas King, Jerry Knight, Joy Walters, Martha Wellerman, Barbara Byrd. Truley Ann Chapman, Gladys Lee, Gloria Street, Mary Ethel Townsend, Margaret Robertson, Kathryn Whittington, Deanna Lee, Dewanna Emmons. Josie Pierce, Janet Antley, Martha Aulds, Mary Jo Bottoms, Darlene Johnson, Jimmie Bell Elliot. Row 4: Zara Wilson, Shirley Sand- erson, Glen Alexander, Leslie Robinson, Aubry McNaughton, Janet Ziegler, Laura Zuber, Patsy Glass, Carolyn Owens, Gwen Nelson, Connie Fuller, Joy Emerel, Bonnie Wales, Beth Sanford, Pauline Frost, Mildred Bush, Mary Ruth Arrant, Frances Avant, Ginger Avant, Billie Beason, Jean Beebe, Lucille Brower. Row 5: Bobby Beasley, Dwaine Jordan, Roland Thomas, Rose Mary Williamson, Gerry Lester, Shirley Young. Mary Emory, Norma Thorn- ton. Cherry Sims, Becky Phillips, Louise Burnett, Patsy Brown, Annette Tarver, Geneva Ply, May Mize, Gloria Bush, Ola Faye Crowell, Evelyn Craft. Pauline Thomas , Jean Wallace, Karen Craft. Row 6: Irene Beavers, James Burnett, Nanette Owens, Rudolph Murphy, Sherwood Emory, Lesley Wink, Ben Bradberry, Gloria Dowdy, Mary Ann Ferguson, Vera Gould, Virginia Hammett, Dorothy Warren, Billy Jordan. Mary Williams, Pat Wilson, Jo Anne White, Helen Robets, Geraldine Wilder, June Wallace, Clay Fisher. Row 7: Ester Boles, Glen Cary, Pauline Free- man, John Dunn, Roland Coates. E. C. Roark, Margie Norris. Jo Anne Hammett, Francis Phillips, Edna Faye Heis- ler, Jack Saxon, Sammy Fordham, Claude Fuqua, Jimmy Jordan, Jewell Futch. Ralph Kilpatrick. Johnny Saxon, Donald Eady, Ted Bayles, Howard Bailey. Row 8: Glenda Downs. Carolyn Block, Kent Ewing, G. W. Frost, Bob- by Nordan. Ronnie George, Jimmy Gewin, Noble Tillman. Edward North. Edward French, Albert Craft, Brinkley Myers. Hazel Evans, Barbara Hendrix, Bama Lee Harper. Julius Waggoner. Rabeon Owens, Clinton Cummings. Mary Nell Averett, Evelyn McGowen. Row 9: Bobby Young. David Wilson. James Bingaman. Harold MeCollough, Roger Simpkins, Frankie Beavers. Melba Anding. Francis Bagwell, Betty Hobbs. Doretha Whittington, Troy Stewart, Marshall Pouncey. Martha Allen. Laverne Elliott, Betty McDaniels, Ruby Crowell, Eunice Downy, Joann Rawls, Dorothy Lee. lli hth Grade 4 H Club Pmviderzl . . Gi-:oRom RlT'I'l'l Owmvs l'iz'1f-Presiderit . . . . HAL VV,xLies Seeretary-Trea.vu1'w' . Przoov M1'1,1.iNs Spouxozzv ..... MR. C. ll. flRlGGS MRS. A. H. IJANVSON, MR. NVILLIAM li. Ayeoeit Melnbers ol' the Eighth Grade -l- H Club en- tered and placed in the Ouachita Valley Fair, Del- hi and State Livestock Shows, and the annual 5f'?fl'df Glmda OWCY15, PUSSY MUIUHS- Sfaflflinif Achievement Day at Crosley School. Mike Wallace, Polly Riser, Hal Wales. . . . . E. A . . lhe liyestoek judging team tied lor top honors at the Delhi Livestock Show. At Achievement Day members won second place on their yell. Row 1 : Mr. Ayeock, assistant agent, Nancy Calhoun, Alice Cauthron, Betty Ruth MeGrew, Gwenn Barnes, Diana Cobb, Lynda Gay Dean, Mike Wallace, Peggy Mullins, Hal Wales, Georgia Ruth Owens, Polly Riser, Martha Luginbill, Peggy Bayles, Shirley Irvin, Shirley Dowdy, Ruby Spears, Sophia Barnette. Row 2: C. B. Griggs. facul- ty sponsor. Gloria Gorum. Virginia Hines, Melba Nolan, Ida Pearl Avant, Elaine Allen, Jeanette West, Martha Murphy, Lynda Estep, Jane Rodgers, Ginger Downey. Kathy Sanford, Nelda Gould, Libby Spears, Dianne Prest- wood. Tommie Sue Lowery, Sarah Heard, Francis Luther, Claudine Ivey. Row 3: Mrs. Dawson, assistant home demonstration agent, Sue Hattaway, Joe Watts, Kenny Waggoner, Jerry Haynes, Wayne Kinman, Charles Gaston, Lenard Gewin. Richard Grant, Waldon Purvis, Stuazt Hill. Jamie Lee Wilhite, Arlo Pennington, Glen Ray Harrel- son, David Hill, Tommie Dennig, Teddie Barnes, Henry Nappier, Philip Carey. Row 4: Nita Saueier. Shirley Ro- gers, Randal Wilbanks, Kiley Grayson, Glenn Beebe, Marvin Conrad, Larry Furlow, Robert Perkins, T. L. Hines, Ray Burford, Roy Byrd, Dean Frost, Frankie Parrino, Douglas Crews, Donnie Mann, Richard Crawford, Milton Smith. George Manning, Charles White, Jerry Medaries, Row 5: Barbara Rogers, James Street, Pat Williams, John Hansen, Charles Maquoirk, Samuel Diamond, John Hend rix, Dewart Allen, Jimmie Beech, Dennis Wink, Leo Foster, Wayne Autry, Larry Green, Don Russell, Clarence Kring, Larry Moss, Keith Sanford, Ronald Baugh, Clyde Hodge. Row 6: Dorothy Windham, Bobby Hill. Virgil Hobgood, Dewayne Harper, Bill Hancock, Lonnie Hayden, Raymond Henry, Steven Morehead, Melvin Hamilton, Russell Hebert. Leroy Mayo, Fred Hatten, John Heath, Richard Rawls, Robert Ramsey, Vernon Redmond, George Cauthron. Row 7: Gloria Tippen, Bernice Wallace. Lois Taylor, Winnie Vail, Betty Joiner, Barbara Martin, Lynda Crews, Henry Long, Iva Rawls, Alma Pilgreen, Irma Srnudrieks, Wanda. Osborne. Page 121 Future Bu mess Leader el America President . . DAvIIm CHUBBy JOHNSTON Vice-President . . SHERVVOOD EIvIoRY CIHARLENE MILLER . JOYCE CLARK . ROYCE COLBY Secretary . . . Treasurer . Reporter . . . Parliamentariarz . . . RICHARD KINCADE Sponsors . . . MRS. IRMA VANCE, MRS. LAVERNE WILLIAMS, MISS ANN THOMPSON The Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization for business education stu- dents. Any commerce student who has maintained a C average for the first six weeks is eligible for membership. F. B. L. A. Row 1: Charlene Miller, Joyce Clark. Row 2: Chub- by Johnston, Sherwood Emory, Richard Kincade, Royce Colby. Highlighting this year was the state convention at Alexandria. Twenty-two members and two sponsors attended the convention, which was held March 19 and 20. Mr. Richard D. Clanton, state executive secretary, officially installed the Chap- ter at the March meeting. ROLL Mike Alford, Dorothy Alexander, Marilou Anderson, Bobby Audirsch, Elizabeth Averette, Marilyn Barnes, Rita Barnes, Helen Barnette, Dixie Beavers, Donald Black, Ronald Black, Berta Blazier, Doris Boncy, Jean Boyd, Marvin Brasher, Shelby Brown, Steven Brown, Travis Brown, Jimmy Nell Chaney, Joyce Clark, Royce Colby, Paula Cook, Shirley Cooper, Doris Davis. Mary Jane Dreasler, John Richard Dunn, Jo Ann Dye, Carole Eady, Joan Edwards, Mary Jane Edwards, Janice Emmons, Sherwood Emory, Loretta Eppinette, Roberta Evans, Shirley Fontenot, Dixie Foreman, Linda Garrett, Jo Ann Gaster. Peggy Goodson, Nena Grace Gould, Sylvia Gould, Loretta Goyne, Shirley Guidry. Mary Lou Guiee, Barbara Hale, Chester Halley, Melba Harris, Exa Lee Heard, Marlene Hendricks, Bar- bara Henry, Carol Herron, Pat Hogan, Shirley Hudson, Bobby Irby, Eugene Johnson, Chubby Johnston, Carolyn Jowers, Bob Kennedy, Ralph Kilpatrick, Richard Kincade, Patsy Laird, Sib Laird, Haynes Landrum. Charlotte Latham, Bobbie Jo Lindsey. Sue Lolley. Pat McGee, Melba Mann, Charlene Miller, Jackie Monzingo, Ginger Moore, Robert Moore, Pauline Murray, Gene Newsom, Pat Nolan, Faye Parker, Shirley Parker, Ann Parrish, Bruce Paschal, Sybil Perkins. Esther Plunk, Glenn Poston, Mary Powell, Margaret Price, Celia Rawls, Barbara Rhone, Margaret Robinson, Gaynell Rodgers, Marjorie Russ, Margaret Russell, Gail Rutledge, Tommy Sanders, Bobby Sawyers, Robert Smith, Carol Sorenson, Sharon Sowell, Cathy Sterling, Pat Stewart. Sue Sullivan, Udie Lee Taylor, Billy Joe Thompson, Glenda Tubb, Martha Wade, Imogene Webb, Pat Weems. Margaret Wilhite, Kathryn Whittington, Agnes Wilbanks, Beverly Wilks, Jo Ann Williams, Sue Wilson, George Zuber. Future Farmer of merica Starting' the year off by winning first place lor tlffl'tl- - l-F l 2- Seatcdz Dean MCGYCW, Benny Owens. Standing: it oa ticy tnttrtd in tit ootbal Fcstlxal P1 Arnold Ray Hendricks. Georg? Zubpry Freddiv Spills, rade, the 8th grade F. F. A. members also placed lifth in the Northeast Louisiana Livestock Show and second in the sub-district Parlizunentary Pro- cedure Contest held on February l8. Prr.s'z'dmzl . . . B1-:NNY OwENs lviL'l,-PlA!'.liZ.dF7If . . EMMETT BROWN Charles White and Joe Bob Zuber represent- Secrfftary . . DEAN MCGRBIXN' ed the West Monroe F. F. A. Chapter at the Na- Treayurrr . ClOURTNEY HATTEN tional Future Farmers ol' America convention in Reporter . . . GEORGE ZUBER Kansas City, Missouri. Sentinel . . . ARNOLD liAY Hk1NIJRICKS Pdl'lid77lF7lfI1I'Z'l1II . . . FREDDIE SPILLHRS In March the boys selected Sylvia Boudreaux Sllzomoz' . . MR. W. M. HUGHES as their chapter sweetheart. Seated: Mr. Hughes, Benny Owens, Courtney Hatten, George Zuber, Freddie Spillers. Arnold Ray Hendricks. Row 1: Cecil jones, Ben Bradberry, Barney Fuller, Jimmy Jordan, Gene Ethington. Row 2: Eugene Johnson. Billy Bayles, Haynes Landrum. Ernest Wilson, Raymond Neeley, Thomas Roberts, Donald Chatham, Billy E. Bayles, Robert Wink. Row 3: jimmy Dennig, Glen Alexander. Rabeon Owens. Elton Latham, Ralph Kilpatrick. Ronnie George. Jerry Emory, Charles White, joe Zuber, Herman Moore. Row 4: Billy Heekford, Troy Harper, Billy Me- Sormiek, Richard Crowell, Jimmy Whitman, Bobby Taylor. Wayne Blakeney, Mahlon Blackstock, Earl Sullivan, omnn'RBen Page 123 lli tor Club 'l'he ur ose of The Little Colonel History P P . Club is to study eurrent history and to help de- velop an interest in history. Any student taking either world history or American history is eligible for the club if he maintans a C average throughout the year. Also, any student who has completed either course and maintained a MCH average may become a mem- ber. Loretta Eppinette. Carole Eady, Paula Cook, Ran- dolph Cage, Billy Battaglia, Marilou Anderson. President . . IQANDOLPH CAGE Ifire-Prrxidevzt . . . CJAROLE EAM' Secretary-Trea.vufer . LORIETTA Em-1NP:T'1'H. Parliamvntariarz . PAULA Cook Reporter . . . 1.1N1mA GARRETT Social Chairman . MfKRlLOl7 ANDERSON Spomozzf . . . MRs. Hl'1LP2N LEFEVRIC Miss BEVERLY HATCHRLL Row 1: Jonnie Avery, Gayle Roark. Glenda Smith, Camille Smith, Barbara Byrd. Gloria Dowdy, Connie Fuller, Mary Ann Ferguson, Joanne Williams. Paula Cook, Pat Weems. Dorothy Roberts, Barbara Rhone. Row 2: Miss Hatchell, sponsor, Joyce Roberts, Sue Sullivan, Velda Watts, Peggy Chapman, Jo Ann McGough, Charlotte La- tham. Alfreda MeLin, Carolyn Jowers, Barbara Brelancl, Margaret Russell. Beverly Wilkes, Mrs. LeFevre, sponsor. Row 3: Gerry Lester, Sylvia Gould, Shirley Franks, Karen Lee. Carole Eady. Marilou Anderson, Joanne Yeager. Glenda Lolley, Martha Wade, Pat Turner, Darlene Johnson. Helen Roberts, Sherwood Emory. Row 4: Norman Grantham, Billy Battaglia, Wayne Evans. Bobby Audirseh, Bobbie Bergeron. Betty Preston. Loretta Eppinette. Jan- iee Frazier, Pat Stewart. Pat MCCee, E. C. Roark. Jr.. Larry Hall. Leslie Read, Randolph Cage, l Page 124 Peggy Neal, Sue Hemphill Fant. Joe Ford. Larry Alex- ander, Ginger Moore. Jack Boggan. Prmirlrrzt . GINGIQR MooRr: Vin'-P1 l'.XI.l1't'IIf . . Pl-Lam' N1-:AL .S'1'rrf'tary . Slfli HHMPHILL FANT 7lI'f'l1.YllI'l'IA . STANLI-:Y WILDS Rrjzortfr . . LARRY ALI'1XANlJPlR S1'l',Qc 0IIf-flf-AITIIY . . ,IACK BOGGAN Sjmnxor . . MRS, MARGARET SMITH Junior Red Cross The Junior lied Cross Cluh, consisting ol' one representativc from each room. is primarily a serv- ice organization and is cledicatecl to helping those in need. Projects carried out during the year included collecting' comic and pocket hooks for veterans, making aluminum ash trays and nut cups which were sent to the veterans, hospital in Alexandria. sponsoring the school enseiuhle's singing for the residents of St. Jost-ph's Horne, helping the police department in registration of bicycles. and present- ing the Older Men's Home with a record player and ICC01'ClS. Ending' the year's activities, the cluh and the art department sponsored the International School Art Exhibit. Row l: Janice Emmons, Sue Hemphill Fant. Ricky Crawford. Linda Saxon, Vera Blazier, jean Beebe, Annie jane Duncan. Ann Kincaid. Flora Ann Powell. Bonnie Foreman, Mollie May, Virginia Wall, Mrs. Smith. Row 2: Yvonne Greer, Diane Prestwood. Camille Camp. Lillie jackson, Josephine Hebert, Ginger Moore. Sarah Stovall, Gwen Barnes. Benny Faye Moore. jane Thrasher. Billie Sue Mae, Melba Rae Nolan, Sondra Enete. Row li: Libbie Spears, Olene Hollingsworth. Dewanna Emmons, Delores Jackson, Beverly Lambert, june Russell, Peggy Neal. Jua- nita Fant. Martha Ann Welding. Melba Anding. Row 4: jimmy Butler, jimmy Cook, john Vance, Larry Alexan- der. Frank Warner. jerrk Knight, Sib Laird. aff K vi, ., ,. Page 125 Ke Club With the presentation of its charter to Presi- dent Don Delloach by Mr. Cliff Roberts, district lieutenant-governor of the Kiwanis Club, at the Charter Night Banquet, November 30, the West Monroe High School Key Club officially became a member of the Key Club International. Sponsored by the West Monroe Kiwanis Club, the Key Club carried out such projects as raising the schoolground flag every morning, picking up paper on the campus, collecting money for the March of Dimes and the Salvation Army, and planning the first student handbook, to be used in '34, Social activities sponsored by the club included a basketball game between the male faculty mem- bers of West Monroe and Ouachita, and a chicken- spaghetti supper. Seated: Don DeLoach, Jimmy Cook. Standing: Ed Hislop, John Boyd. President . . . DON DELOACH Vice-President . . JIMMY Coox Secretary . JOHN BOYD Treasurer . En HISLOP Reporter . . JACK BOGGAN Chaplain . . Bunny .JOHNSON Sponxor . MR. IBAN MCCI,ITRI41 Row 1: Marvin Brasher, Richard Watson, Larry Alexander, Authur Craig, Joel Street, Gene Brown, Jimmy Cook, James Butler, Mr. McClure. Row 2: Alsey Franks. Norman Jones, Ed Hislop, David Powell, Lon Bass, Bobby Moore, Sherwood Emory, John Richard Dunn, Melvin Fisher. Buddy Johnson. Row 3: Ted Mooney. Wayne Hen- dricks, Buddy Jolissaint, Donnie Alexander, Don DeLoach, M. C. Wooley, Roland Coates, Arnold MeLin, James McElroy, Billy Moore, Malcolm Bass, Ed Bufkin, Henry Little. Row 4: Lannie Paul Henley, Marlin Moore, Ron- nie Alexander, Edwin Knowles, Bob Lemoine, Benny Owens, Bill Seymour, John Boyd, Benny Gammill, Randolph Cage, Robert Harris, Raymond Clark, Mike Alford. Page 126 Seated: Truley Ann Chapman, Standing: Anitra Fields, Eleanor Wallace, John Boyd. Beth Sanford. Prexideizt . . TRULEY ANN CHAPMAN Vice-President . . JOHN BOYD Secretary . . ELEANOR WALLACE Trea.iur1'r . . BETH SANFORD Reporter . . ANITRA FIELDS Sponsor MRS. HUGI-I HYMAN Latin Club FlllQllt'1'II1g' the study ol' the customs and lam- guages of the ancient Roman Empire is the pur- pose of the Latin Club. The club is affiliated with the Junior Classical League, a national organization that encourages high school students to appreciate the languages, literature, and art of old Greece and Rome, and to create an understanding of the debt ol' our culture to that of classical antiquity. The Latin Club from Neville High School officiated at the initiation of the West Monroe group. Row 1: Beth Sanford, lileanor Wallace, Truley Ann Chapman, John Boyd, Anitra Fields. Row 2: Morilla Gil- more, Helen Richmond. Shirley Fant, Barbara DeLouchf, Dewayne Malmay, Mrs. Hyman. Row 3: Cora Lee Ham- mons, Juanita Fant, Sh rlev Averctt, Mary Steed, Leslie Robinson, Wayne Hall. i Pam- 127 i Librar ll Prexident . MALCOLM BASS I'ire-President LAVERNE GREER Secretary . JANICE FRAZIER Treaxurer CTELIA LENARD Reporter . . PATSY HONEA Sergeant-at-Arms ERNEST WILSON Parliamentarian GLORIA TRUGG Hiitorian . . . JOANNE BENNETT Sponsor . . MRS. W. MlISSELWN'IIITPZ To serve the school and to influence its mem- bers toward a career in library service are the purposes of the Library Club. The only require- ments for membership, which includes tenth, elev- enth, and twelfth grade students, are interest and willingness to work in the library. Each member works two hours a week at such tasks as shelving books, keeping the desk, and preparing new books. Front: Janice Frazier, Malcolm Bass, Patsy Honea. Back: Gloria Rugg, Laverne Greer, Celia Lcnard. This spring the members of the Library Club took an all-day field trip to Alexandria, where they visited several libraries and had a picnic. A delegate sponsored by the Library Club will attend Leadership Conference this summer. Seated, Table One: Malcolm Bass. Janice Frazier, Celia Lenard. Laverne Greer. Gloria Rugg, Patsy Honea. Seated. Table Two: Norma Crowell, JO Ellen Medaries, Jeanette Gates, Sue Cooper, Floy Pinton. Seated, Table Three: Thelma Drewett, Joy Walters, Patricia Hogan, Velda lNatts, Geneva West. Standing. Row l: Shirley Young, Lo- retha Copeland, Karen Lee, Anitra Fields, Peggy Traxler. Gerry Lester, Margaret Robinson, Janice Emmons, Bette Ball, Mrs. Musselwhite, Louise Barnes, Ginger Avant. Bobbie Bergeron, Mary Aldridge, Shirley Fant, Maxine Hous- ton, Joann McGowen, Mary Greer, Juanita Fant, Linda McCloud. Vickie Pardue, Mary Joyce French, Frankie Sturdivant, Dwana Byrd. Standing, Row 2: Ronald Crews, Doyle Wheat, Bill Seymour, Tommy Brakefield. Leslie Read, Mary Katherine Henry, Bob Mathews, Richard Sanders, Walter Brown, Doris Davis, Ellen Boles, Pauline Medaries, Artie May Wimberley, Charles Hogan. Marshall Pennington, Walter Briggs. Not in picture: Mary Greer. Jessie Shelton, Billie Joiner, Kenneth Smith, JoAnn Edwards, Annette Haynes, Adrienne Vernon, Udie Lee Taylor, Ernest Wilson. Page 128 Junior Librar Club Nlvtliods ol' library work wvrc' taught at varh mcvting, and sonir nivnibcrs wvrc ablc' to fill thc' i yacancies that camo in thc studcnt librarian staff during' the year. I Jann' Blakr. Linda Morgan, Connie Warr. lvlarilyn Curtis, Linda. Stvrlv. Prrxidifrit . . LINDA MORGAN , , lviff'-PI'l'SidC7If . C'oNNua WARP1 Eighth and ninth grade studc-nts who wished A , A 1 ' I Srrrvtary . . MARILX'N Qil'R'l'IS to lcarn about library work in order that thry f1'N,aA.uH,,. I r , LINDA STEELE might join thc' Library Club in the future, formed Rp,,,,,-,fm , . , IAM, BLAKE thc- junior liibraiy Club. Spmzxor MRS. W. Ml'SSl'ZI.XN'IIl'I'l4Z Svatrdt ,Ivrry Dirkvrson. Juanita Hcard, Jimmy MCMillian, Alum Pilgrvrn, IIHOHUIN' Rawls. ltsy Hotvhrndrll. Pi-ti-r Manuum, janv Boyd. Bookiv McCormick, Judy Saxon. Tommy Guntcr, Charlottc Null, Brrnda Baylvs, Arlo Pvnningtou, juliv Spinks. Standing. Row 1: Mrs. Mussvlwhitc-, Kathryn Fundrc-burk. Brtty Br-nnvtt, Irma Duncan. Maxine- Johns. Wanda Fox. Shirley Dowdy, Viva Dean Thornton, Mclba Nolan. janv Pr-rkins. Annie- Pvrkins. Franri-s Rowland. Pat Sharklcfford, Kara-n Craft. Clay Fisher, Barbara Hightowrr, Maurvc-n Roan, Joanna- Ham- mrtt, Charlottr' Harris. Mary Nrll Avcrcttc. Standing, Row 2: Virginia Hammctt. Morris King. Frvd Hattvn, Mike- Stonv. Kathy Taylor, Sarah Stovall. Linda Stvc-lr. Judy Norris, Alicv Regan, Martha Harpcr. Shirlcy Gardvnia, Wanda Osborn, Tommii- Sur Lowvry, Mary Hole-n Kilpatrick. Brenda Saltrr. Linda Avercttv. Charlottr- Irvvy, Linda Fuson. Standing. Row 3: Howard Bailey. Albert Craft. KI. L. Caldwvll, Mickcy Bass, Connie Warr. Sue- Wrir, Judy Lvv, Linda Morgan, janv Blake-. Jo H1-mphill, Marilyn Curtis. Dorothy Craig, Nrlda Could. Dorthva Downs, -Ivanvttv Aswf-ll. Dianne' Cart:-r, Patsy Brown, Gwvn Dunn. Standing. Row 4: David Bvavvrs. Frvddv Baylvs, jarkii- Coatvs. Houston Roark, Donald Skipper, -Iam:-s Bingman. Jvssiv Bvrgvron, Harvcy Durrvtt. jamvs Frrrm-ll, Wynona Stvwart, Eva Thompson. Marie Warrvn. Laura McDaniels. Linda Land:-rs, Dr-lorvs Wm-st, Barbara But- lvr, Jani- Hammonds, Elainr Primm. Page 129 Letterman' Club Sponsoring the Football Festival dance follow- ing the WVest Monroe-Dierks. Arkansas. football game was the main event of the West Monroe High School Lettermen's Club this year. An' student who artieinates in any athletic Y P l . program of the sehool is eligible for membership in the Lettermen's Club. To promote better athletics, to encourage the athletes, to raise funds for the athletic department, and to promote good sportsmanship are the pur- poses of this elub. With funds from eoneessions sold at home bas- ketball eames. the Club purehaserl equipment for the athletic department. Don DeL0aeh. David Powell, Ed Bufkin, Raymond Clark. E. C. Roark. PTl?.Yid6'7If . Vice-Pmridmit Secretary . Treasurer . . Se rgeant-at-A 1' mx Sjzonmr . . En BUFKIN E. C. ROARK DAVID POVVELL . DON DELOACH . . IQAYMONIJ CLARK MR. PIOXVARIJ W. BARKER Row l 1 Coach Barker, Wayne Hendricks. Robert Ezell, Ed Bufkin. Marvin Brasher. Edgar Vaughan. Mack Hunt, E. C. Roark. Raymond Clark. Row 2: Richard Watson. David Powell, Bob Lemoine. Marlin Moore, Don DeLoaeh. Robert Harris. Duggo Fincher. joe O'Neil. Lannie Paul Henley. Row 3: Gary Huekabay, Freddie Webb, John Blazier. Ray Edwards, Freddie Foster. Claude Fuqua, Benny Gammill. G. B. Watson, Malcolm Bass. Row 4: Sherwood Emory. john Dunn. Chubby Johnston. Willie Smith, Jerry Brossett, Don Adams, J. D. Price. Bruce Lee, Randolph Cage. Page 130 aat Reporter ' Club Gathcring' ncws for the- Contrabancl column which appcars in thc Rt-bt-l Dispatch cach month ancl st-lling' subscriptions to tht- Rt-be-l Dispatch Sf.at..d, John Boyd, Barbara Rawls- Standing: Bar- arc thc rc-sponsibilitics of thc nlctnbcrs of thc Rc- bm Hmry' Rm' Bamvs' ports-rs' Club. who arc clcctcd from cach horns'- room. . At scvcml incctings during thc vcar, Rcbcl Dis- Pr1'.vzdf'r1t . BARBARA IQAXVLS ,. ' patch stall tnctnbcrs gavc progratns on how tlu' l'ic'f'-P1'1'.vz'd1'z1l . . JOHN llown school papct' is publishcnl cach mouth and thc amount of work it takcs to Jrint a - ood a cr. Rvporlrr . . BARBARA HENRY i K I S p P Sz'rrftary-T1'ra.rz1rw' . , . lil'1'A BARNES Ducs collcctccl this ycar will bc givcn to ncxt , . . . . vcars club lor usc on '1 Sl'l'X'll'l' irocct lor thc Sjmrixm' . MRS. Mi-XRl1ARl'1'l' PARKER ' K K I 'I school. Scatcd: Cay Monroc. Charlottc Harris. Bonnie Wal:-s, Barbara Butlcr. Ann Kincaid, jo Ann Mcflough, Rita Barncs, Mrs. Parke-r. Lcslic Rcad, Billy Camp. Barbara Hcnrv. Robr-rt Hattaway, Curtis Rapc. M. lf Wool:-y. ,Ivan- Pttt- Gates, Dorothy Robcrts. Standing, Row l: Linda Avcrctt. Bctty ,Ivan Bs-nnctt. janv Smith, Eloycc Baxtc-r. Barbara Rawls, Bcth Sanford. Nt-llv Coultcr. ,Icancttc Maynor, Sylvia Boudrcaux. john Dunn, Robt-1' Harris, Lon Bass. Houston Roark, Marvin Pipcs, Gcorgc Massingalc. John Boyd. Linda Stcclc. Pcggy Mullins, Na icy Calhoun, Mary Noll Gate-s, Dclorcs jackson. ,It-ancttc Gross, Anniv Holton. Standing. Row 2: Billy Ewing, bwbby Rawls, Glcn Fla-mining. Willic Smith, Polly Riscr, Wanda Whcclis. Page 131 pani h Club Los Amigos, composed of 26 members v.ho had taken or were taking Spanish, was organized to help promote an interest in the Spanish-speak- ing countries of the world. The club participated in such activities as the breaking of the pinata and singing Christmas carols in Spanish at Christmas. The Ouachita Na- tional Bank in West Monroe donated original pesata,' coins from Spain to the cluh to make their club pins. The year was concluded with an assembly pro- gram consisting' of Spanish songs, folk dances and skits, as well as historical explanations of differ- ent costumes and customs of Mexico. Ray Edwards, Glenda Tubb, Duggo Fincher, Ca- mille Primm, Arnold McLin. Prefidzfvzt . l 'YiL'6'-PfI'.fidf'7lf Secretary . 'I'rea.vu VI r . Parliamentarian Sponsor' . VV. L. DUoGo FINCHER . GLENIJA Tuma . ARNOLD MCIJIN . ISAY EDWARDS . . CAM1LL1H: PRIMM MRS.. S'I'ARI.INE HILL Row l : Mary Aldrich, Clara Easterling. Louise Barnes, Laverne Greer. Jackie Monzingo. Lottie Mae Seoggins. Row 2: Doris Howell. Frances Moore, Dorothy Phillips. Camille Primm, Ellen Ragland, Glenda Tulmb. Row fl: Lila Mae Vessel, Barbara Partin, Ellen Clark. Mrs. Hill, Thomas Hood. Walter Brown. Bobby Banks. Norman jones, Jennie Lou Ervin. Duggo Fincher, Ray Edwards. Nelle Coulter, Gaynell Rodgers. Arnold Lee McLin. 4 i Page 132 Row 1: Juanita Fant, Anna Rose Camp, Georgia Ruth Owens, Lynn Wilhite. Row 2: Betty Hislop, Julia Mae George, Gerry Lester. Row 3: Barbara Henry, Clay Fisher. Row 4: Martha Aulds. Y-Teens are the younger members of the Young Women's Christian Association, a community chest agency. Leadership, community service, and per- sonal development are the purposes of the pro- grams, projects, and activities. A Valentine's Tea was given by the local Y- Teens in honor of the school faculty. This project Y-Teen JUNIORS-SENIORS President ..... Anna Rose Camp Vice-President . . . Secretary . . Rita Barnes Barbara Henry Treasurer . . Janice Emmons Reporter . . SOPHOMORES Cathy Sterling President ..... Helen Richmond Vice-President . . . Secretary . . Treasurer .... . Reporter .... . Council Representative . . FRESHMEN President ...... Vice-President . . Secretary . . . . . Treasurer . . . . Council Representative . . Betty Hislop Gerry Lester Shirley Fant Juanita Fant Martha Aulds Arlene Greer Mareen Rhone Clay Fisher Mildred Halev Lynn Wilhite is scheduled to bc an annual event. sponsor , Q Miss Bess Sharp Row 1: Betty Ruth McGrew, Jane Thrasher, Rita Barnes, Juanita Fant, Georgia Ruth Owens, Julia Mae George, Lena Mae Wilson, Delores Jackson. Row 2: Anna Rose Camp, Barbara Henry, Janice Emmons. Margaret Wil- hite, Mary Jane Dreasler, Cathy Sterling, Pat Nolan, Charlene Miller, Barbara Rawls, Dorothy Lynn Wilhite Center: Clay Fisher, Jo Ann Yeager, Betty Jean Bennett, Shirley Guidry. Back: Miss Bess Sharp, Betty Hislop Loretta Goyne, Melba Anding, Dorothy Lee, Kathryn Rawls, Martha Aulds, Glenda Lolley, Sybil Perkins, Kath- ryn Funderburk, Linda Wlillet, Betty Jo Arrant, Gerry Lester. 1 Page 133 CONGRATULATIONS FROM Silversteirfs Exclusive Women's Apparel 342 DeSiard Monroe SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM X IDWER 1uN,s:c0NDs1. mow: 1-1191 S Bring refreshment into play have 0 Coke A C . ,LLL , is KLIC North Louisiana's Good Will Station 1230 ON THE DIAL Mutual Affiliate L1 lr 4 I All I --core'-1. Q registered trade-mark. , BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY OUACHITA coczx-com BoTTL1Na co MONROE, LoU1srANA Page 134 NORTH LA. WHOLESALE OIL 6 GAS CO INC. 2802 DeSiard St. Monroe, La. Lee-Bogers Louisiana Power Chevrolet Co., Inc. CS Light Company ' I f tcH3EvR+oI,iET f - -l B? I ' Serving the Twin Cities Since 1926 Washington ci North Second Sts. Helping Build Louisiana PHONE 8165 Monroe, Louisiana Boone's Beauty Shop I' C' Penney' 126 DeSiard St. 101 Louisville Ave. Monroe, La. Monroe, Louisiana BELLA SCI-IEBCK DAVIDSON CW ' S ine Snop Smart vv oinen rieier age 135 Twin City Mattress Co. West Monroe, Louisiana Dot's Beauty Shop for beautiful hair styles West Monroe, Louisiana Pic dt Pac Grocery North Seventh Street West Monroe, Louisiana Monroe Frozen Food Co. Roylea's Shoe Shop All Types Shoe Repairing Dealers for Leather Goods Trenton Street West Monroe A W. G. Haynes GENERAL CONTRACTOR West Monroe, Louisiana Spencer's Childrens Shop WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA Complete Line of Clothes for Children From Infant to Teens A. I. Lester Insurance CS Real Estate Agency West Monroe, Louisiana K F A Z - T V the best in television entertainment on Channel 43 Monroe, Louisiana Page 136 Larche Dept. Store 314 Trenton West Monroe Phone 3-1523 Congratulations from the Spanish Club Los Amigos Brooks Drug Store DRUGS :-: COSMETICS :-: GIFTS Come in tor a Malt after the Movie 105 COTTON STREET West Monroe Congratulations, Seniors McKee from the I I Charter Members Radio Service of the 104 S. Riverfront West Monroe Colonel Phone 3-5107 History Club Ot West Monroe High School BEST WISHES TO THOSE WHO FOLLOW IN OUR FOOTSTEPS The First Senior Class of the West Monroe High School 1 Page 137 THE BRCJWN PAPER MILL CO., INC. Mitchell Welding Shop West Monroe Birdie Carroll LADIES' sHoP West Monroe Gay Clothing Co., Inc. lust up the street from higher prices Monroe, La. Goodson CS Gish 808 Pine Street West Monroe Phones 3-4187 and 2-4665 Certified IOI-INS-MANVILLE HOME IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTORS Monroe Ice Delivery 300 Lee Avenue -- Monroe 521 Trenton -- West Monroe if Charcoal f Picnic Ice Chests sk Fishing Tackle if Many Other Items Eureka Grocery West Monroe I. W. and Ioe Rogers Owners ECONOMY AUTO PARTS ll6 Trenton WEST MONROE, Phone 2-2848 LA. Page 139 cb clct 122 ED HISLCDP B M I Iewelry Luggage Professional School of Business Silverware DIAL 3-6969 at , 8th Floor Bernhardt Bldg. Monroe, Louisiana THE Union Oil Mill, Inc. Robert C' Ervin lnsurance Agency 520 Trenton Street 2 l 8 Trenton Street West Monroe, Louisiana West Monroe, Louisiana Page 141 Delta Cleaners CONGRATULATIONS Dry Cleaning At Its Best 501 CYPRESS ST. West Monroe from I-I cz y s ' Ladies' Ready-to-Wear The Floyd A. Temples 219 Trenton St. West Monroe enior fqclfurers 5? DALY' PHOTOGRAPHY 'O ONE DAY FILM DEVELOPING O CAMERAS AND FILM O MOVIE PROIECTORS 218 GRAMMONT ST. MONROE PHONE 2-1705 11-1l ,,,,, I 1 Page 142 Pay Cash and Pay Less At Delta Department Store West Monroe D. C. Harper Southwest Gas Producing Company Crawford Mattress CS Upholstering Co. West Monroe PHONE 2-3423 College Friend Cate Near N.L.S.C. Monroe Simonton Grain Co West Monroe, La. Simmons Iewelry West Monroe Iack's Cab West Monroe, La. PHONE 3-5177 The New Quality Cleaners CS Fashion Laundry Owned and Operated By Mr. and Mrs. Buddy DeLoach 2-2810 - Phone - 2-2185 1203 Natchitoches - 105 Cypress West Monroe, La. THE Trianon Restaurant 3223 LOUISVILLE AVENUE MONROE, LA. W. I. McDonald, Owner V Page 143 EERD LEV1 STATIONERY 'COMPANY SCHOOL SUPPLIES -A' BOOKS if GIFTS if GAMES 101 North Grotnd E Monroe If It's Worth While Cleaning, I t's Worth WEIL CLEANING 508 NORTH FOURTH STREET MONROE, LA. Get S611-I Green Stamps for Every Dime You Spend Ot Your Piggly Wiggly SUPER MARKET 402 North Fourth Monroe WOrren's Appliance Co. Outhorized BENDIX DEALER for West Monroe 204 TRENTON Phone 8323 Ae md monroe 3400! CAM Congrcrtulates fire Emi ginaafoaafion 641,55 of Our Page 144 E. W. Cruse Vogue Cleaners REALToR I North Tlaiirgl Breord 1201 Cypresswest Monroe Dial 2-4982 IOhn'S CO. Keep in trim at. . . 2205 DeSiard Phone 2-3168 Albrltton Barber Monroe 306 Wood St. West Monroe Martin's Marble Works FINER MONUMENTS AND The Horneroom Reporters' Club MAUSOLEUMS Congratulates DIAL 2-4401 The First Graduating Class 500 Iackson St. Monroe of the Free Delivery Gladly Furnished West Mgnrge High SChQ01 P Westside Flower Shop CfSS1'l'lClI'1 For Flowers That Are ' ir SOCIALLY CORRECT Equlprnent CO' wk LONG LASTING wk WORTH THE PRICE 118 Walnut Phone 6107 Monroe, La. 403 N. 6th West Monroe, La. PHONE 2-2677 Dot's Beauty Salon The Shades 707 Cypress Dial 3-3512 FOR LATE SNACKS West Monroe Monroe, La. , Brown , Morgan CS Lindsey Radiator Service 703 Trenton gist Monroe Dial 3-1166 West Monroe' LGA Page 145 listening or looking . . . just about everyone in Louisiana' chooses a NOE station! KNOEG-KNOE-TV 1390 ON YOUR DIAL CHANNEL 8 5000 WATTS DAY AND NIGHT 230,000 WATTS Affiliated with the Affiliated with NATIONAL BROADCASTING CO., Inc. CBS, ABC and DUMONT TELEVISION NETWORKS in NEW ORLEANS . . . it's WNOE 1060 ON YOUR DIAL 50,000 WATTS Affiliated with the MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM, Inc. 1 d th Ci , ifofheiuigef, foo. The Iames A. Noe Stahons Page 146 West Monroe High School's First SENIOR RINGS were from Lee's Iewelry 222 Trenton Street PHONE 3-5880 Watches by LONGINE - HAMILTON - BULOVA GRUEN and ELGIN Costume Iewelry Standard Office Supply Co Uffverything for the Office ROYAL TYPEWRITERS VICTOR ADDING MACHINES Phone 3-3438 125 ST. IOHN STREET . Monroe R1ngs Watch Repairing C A L L Monroe Lumber THE CS Supply When You Build, Repair, or Remodel 6096 -DIAL- 6777 'Your Home ls Your Best Investment Ninth at DeSiard WEST MONROE HIGH SCHOOL Key Club Brady's Grocery At the Intersection ot North Seventh and Arkansas Road PHONE 3-8119 We Deliver CONGRATULATES THE FIRST GRADUATING CLASS OF OUR FINE NEW SCHOOL Page 147 owe your airy nee 5 alehuerecl fo you D I A L 7580 9 2-4757 Q 2-4800 RISER'S DAIRY GRADE A - HOMOGENIZED - VITAMIN D New Natchitoches Road West Monroe BreIand's Grocery , and Owens Garage Drive-In Gate 500 Cotton Street I300 Natchitoches Street West Monroe' Louisiana West Monroe, La. PHONE 3-2632 PHONE 70,78 All Types of Car Repair CONGRATULATIONS To the FIRST Graduating Class from OUR Fine New WEST MONROE I-IIGI-I SCHOOL Ot Which WE Are Mighty Proud TERZIA LUMBER 6. HARDWARE. INC. I00 MISSISSIPPI ST. PHONE 3-7795 H35th Year in Ouachita Parish FLOYD TEMPLE, Representative 208 NORTH SIXTH STREET PHONE 3-6768 WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA Page 148 Iackson's Grocery Ionesboro Road Mouton's Shoe Store The Quality Store Since H4-fl RAND - STAR BRAND POLL PARROT - TRIM TRED 209 Trenton West Monroe West Monroe, Louisiana Kilpatricks Funeral Home PHONE 6725 For Ambulance Service DIAL 7675 West Monroe, Louisiana Service Education Progress FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS 01- AMERICA Page 14-9 West Monroe Medlcql Arts , Pharmacy IPITSSIOHG 1033 North sixth sf. Phone 2-2778 I uh- Monroe, Louisiana tug 'zjgllf' 'tin Hinton's Barber Shop 311 Trenton St. West Monroe, La. Phone 3-5112 West Monroe, Louisiana BANCROFT BAG FACTORY. INC. West Monroe, Louisiana SOUTHSIDE CLEANERS 513 Coleman Phone 2-3617 WEST MONROE Pick-Up and Delivery Service Foreman S Holcomb s Grocery Beauty Shop 802 Pine St. West Monroe 601 Smith St. R of A Iewelry Store PHONE 9880 323 DeSiard Monroe West Monroe CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FIRST GRADUATING CLASS ot WEST MONROE HIGH SCHOOL T. A. SANDERS LUMBER CO. Page 150 Cudol - Colernan Construction Co. 501 Trenton Street West Monroe, Louisiana I. C. Steele Lumber Co. West Monroe, Louisiana For All Building and Repair Needs McCullin Motors HI-WAY 80 - WEST MONROE Blazier's Food Store 1016 Natchitoches Street West Monroe, Louisiana Wa1green's Drug Store Corner DeSiard and N. Second Monroe, Louisiana Frost Trailer Co. 3215 Cypress Street PHONE 2-5107 West Monroe, Louisiana New York Hardware CS Furniture Co. 625 DeSiard Street Monroe, Louisiana Norris Style Shop Ladies' Wearing Apparel West Monroe, Louisiana Page 151 E. I. 'llelly Davidson USED CARS 601 Cypress Phone 3-3560 ..fgbLt0gf'aPAf5 Group and Activity Pictures in The Rebelaire were taken by l-lunt's Studios WEDDING PICTURES PHOTOGRAPHS All Photography Needs 400 N. 6th West OI1I'O9 M Plnillip's 7-Day Grocery A Modern Store Offering Dependable Service Across from the Paper Mill l-lolsurn Bread The Largest Selling Loaf in Louisiana O. W. Boyd, Ir. POSTMASTER West Monroe Page 152 Tyner-Petrus lowers Grocery FEED WHH25fStF1512ifO5OAD SEED PETS Congratulates 411 Trenton St' The First Graduating Class . . of the West Monroe, Louisiana West Monroe High School The Dairy Queen The cone with the curl on top and NoRMEL's Dawg House Something New in Eating 317 LOUISVILLE Monroe, Louisiana Maxwell Hardware Co. 2711 North Seventh Street West Monroe, La. Brad1ey's Men Shop Oneco Sales Co. IARMAN SHOES For All Building Needs and From Foundation to Chimney Nationally Advertised Clothes HiWGY 80 West MO1'1rOe Attic Fans - Tornado Fence 221 Trenton West Monroe Bathroom Fixtures Page 153 P CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '54 May You Have Great Success C. O. Boyd General Building Contractor CABINET SHOP . O. Box 4279 Phone 3-3772 West Monroe, La. Westside Garage West Monroe, La. Tubb Auto Upholstery West Monroe, La. Monroe Steam Laundry An institution for the care of fabrics Serving Northeast Louisiana Since 1895 Laundry . . . Dry Cleaning . . . Rug Renovating ColIoert's Hardware CS Sporting Goods Store Corner Natchitoches G Cotton Telephone 2-4114 West Monroe, Louisiana Murphrey's Cate fust Two Blocks from School SANDWICHES LUNCHES DRINKS West Monroe, La. Page 154 Shady Real Estate I500 Cypress St. West Monroe A Neighbor of WMHS Meet Friends Where Friends Meet The Rendezvous Restaurant Monroe, La. Monroe Bowling Center, Inc Monroe, Louisiana BEST WISHES, SENIORS from Mrs. Frazier West Monroe High School Cafeteria The Art Club The first club organized at WMHS Congratulates the first Graduating Class of West Monroe High School HOMEROOM 152 Congratulates WEST MONROE HIGH SCHOOL'S FIRST SENIOR CLASS A Eriend Art Shop 309 Louisville Monroe Students' Art Supplies Picture Framing Art Instructions Hobby Craft Sets Page 155 Ioe F. Smith of Co. OUTFITTERS FOR MEN 116-A DeSiard St. Monroe DeSiard Iewelry 409 DeSiard Phone 9836 Monroe Best Wishes, Charter Graduates Bennett Rexall Drug Store West Monroe, La. Call Your Lumber Number 3-8867 H. R. Hayes Lumber Company 9 PAINT 9 SASH AND DOORS 0 GLASS 9 ROOFING 9 WALLPAPER 200 Bridge Street West Monroe Serving Northeast Louisiana for 51 Years Www v A WW ... t rrrrr . L rsrr rrrrrrr rrrrr L L All X ' Wt , .. .t.. ug.: Wt tttttt N Mt W A ' Mt Wm W Wx NW MONROE Page 156 Brown Clothing Co. REBEL IACKETS Men's Clothing Ouachita Candy Co. Wholesale Candy Dealers Monroe, Louisiana Sporting Goods 230 Trenton West Monroe, La. EIGHTH GRADE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Congratulates THE CLASS OF '54 Let SaXon's Barber Shop Keep You in Trim 224 Trenton West Monroe, La. Wafionozf .SZAQOZ igcfowefi Ct Iackson, Mississippi One Picture Rerne mbers What Ten Thousand Words Forget DARRELL DEMOSS, Representative Page 157 7954-7955 Egiloacfenf Kouncif Omcem President . . lst Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Historian . . Pariiamentarian . . Captain ot Monitorial System I . . DENNIS FIELDS . CAROLE EADY EDGAR VAUGHAN GRACIE ANTLEY MELBA HARRIS ARNOLD MCLIN . ROBERT HARRIS S T U D E N T C G U R T Eighth Grade . . . Gerrie Dickerson, lohnny Huntsman Ninth Grade . Rose Hibloard, Ronnie Sanford Tenth Grade Mahlon Blackstock, Wayne Blakeney Iohn Eugene Blazier Eleventh Grade Sue Hemphill Eant, Lannie Paul Henley Pat Weems, Ioann Williams Page 158 The 1954 Rebelaire Was Designed and Engraved by the Shreveport Engraving Co., Inc 509 Travis Street Shreveport, Louisiana Page 159 5 .fdnolierq ',og00L D . i 'M' 1 MPA .u-wIH ' Wllu 'Hmmmmuumm wuwmunwwf' Zfom ffm lgneww of QUALITY PRINTING COMPANY PHKNHNE PHONE 3-3951 P L 1204 NATCI-IITOCI-IES STREET West Monroe, Louisiomcf