West Monroe High School - Rebelaire Yearbook (West Monroe, LA)
- Class of 1955
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The football team, the band, the Rebelettes, and the cheerleaders began in earnest what they had been practicing in the summer. Senior Rebels, wanting a record of their last year of high school, began to plan the '55 Rebelaire. cational advantages to all its citizens. This building is the pride not only of Rebeland, but also of West Offering Varied training' the many departments Monroe and, indeed, the entire Parish. that make up Itebeland -i- English and languages, mathematics, physical education and safety, agriculture, As Rebeland began its second year on September 7, 1954, re- J turning inhabitants realized that more students, more teachers, paved streets and parking areas, and a completed football field I P f' Il were all evidence that Rebeland P r . la X was growing and improving. QL K K4 Everyone was ready for a busy year. I v . ' Inu Immediately the student coun- cil went into action, giving stu- . . l . Q ' dents experience in democratic if, U living and a voice in the admin- tj istrayion of the school. since the fi M constitution had been drawn up f and officers had been elected the sw thin! V, C?f-?'Dfa...f3..nA 'FJ S 8,83 A XX 61412 x xl 'lt I wqjlis art, drama and speech, music, library, commerce, science, social sciences, journalism, home economics, trade school, distributive education-surged ahead with far more that the old readin', writin', and 'rithmeticf' Choir and band concerts announced the coming of Christmas, and soon Rebeland was deserted for the holidays. To refreshed students the new year brought the organization of the Tusquahoma Chapter of the National Honor Society, and-as always-mid-term examinations. Another first was chalked up for Rebeland as the basketball team brought home West Monroe High's first trophy. Suddenly the inhabitants of Rebeland began to succumb to the spell of little hints of green that had struggled through the clay of the campus, the yearly siege of spring fever had begun! In order to prevent an epidemic, all W. M. H. S. forces combined to re- wt vive students with the senior play, conventions, the science fair 5 spring training for the band, the Rebelettes, and the football team, and the onset of the baseball, golf, and track season. Seniors realized how near graduation was, when the annual senior assembly popped up. Then in rapid succession final exams, the vesper service, and the senior trip to New Orleans paved the way to May 24, a crowded auditorium, and graduation. As Rebeland's citizens received their report cards 'cfor keeps, seniors wondered how '54-'55 could be gone already. But even as seniors sighed fa littlej and may- be even cried fa very littlej their thoughts were on the future-jobs, college, adult life. For Rebeland is a land of the future-planning, dreaming, working to- ward producing better citizens of Rebeland and, ulti- mately, of the United States. , l -F-aaa , 1,. . nu we Env ne' '5'f:!3q 'B' '- ' ' MV . 0,0603 I w Q 0 f u I I Vic X Ht' ' W 1 N99 0 lil 356' i L X NN.-rg 4 at f U ' . ' I l 0 5 n l , - , - ' .fi I 'X - 44, ' ' .gs4f'y-f UH,-1110 ang , W' 1 For many students whose uhome away from home is West Monroe High School, mother away from mother is Mrs. Margaret Smith. Because she has learned the secret of treating each student as an individual and making him feel that he is someone special, Mrs. Smith has won the con-- fidence and the love of her W. M. H. S. hchildrenf' Whether a student ap- proaches her for help, information, or personal advice, he knows he will be greeted with courtesy and kindness. Sacrificial efforts in helping to establish the Student Council and the Honor Society have made 1954-55 a busy year for Mrs. Smith. In two more years W. M. H. S. will losc a conscientious educator when she retires. For her Qentleness and service, the W. M. H. seniors dedicate the '55 Kf?b6lairC t0 Mrs. Margaret Smith. X 0 ff A? Cwimh, . . . . . Uussas Acfivilias D WA feojcums 1,7 '7 fm Mics rqanizajcions 2 , ,MQ-J r0uzre2, 4 'W i lv . 'F R YZ 1' il. Ouachita Parish School Board, under the leader- ship of H. Trousdale, Jr., president, made possible many improvements for West Monroe High School during the 1954-55 session. Constructing a field house for the Athletic De- partment. blacktopping the roads in front and in back of the building, enlarging the Vocal Department, in- stalling' an acoustic ceiling in the band room, adding more typewriters to the Commerce Department, and purchasing a concert grand piano for the auditorium were projects undertaken during the year. E. M. Finley. C. P. Holloway. C. B. Griggs, Dwight E. Owens, Wayne McDonald, William W. Ward, James H. Trousdale. Jr., W. E. Palmer, Marcus D. Swayze, Hugh Balfour. H. O. Hartman. Marvin Shipp. C. G. Wall. Jr. Back: W. B. In- abnet, Dr. B. E. Spencer. Otwfitttot Pwmk S ltcrsllgvwtdu SCHOOL BOARD STAFF Seated: Mrs. Effie Presnall. Miss Joyce Wilkes. Mrs. Herbert Henry, Miss Athline Connell. Standing: Mrs. Havis McKaskle. C. Solon King. M, C. Hall, Mrs. Evelyn Thomas, Miss Gladys Gregg, William W. Ward, Miss Gertrude Gregory. This Llt'YCl0pIllt'lll of W1-st Nlonroe High School into a well Co-ordinatcd educational institution is a rcflcction of the personncl who have liillcd the positions of prin- cipal and assistant principal for thc two ycars ol' thc school's operation. The plane on which thc schoolis rccrcation, influ- cnce toward good, and ideals arc placed requircs strong. Constructive leadership in a principal. In lNcst Mcmn- roe High School's program the influcncc of its princi- pal. P. li. Nlangurn. can hc felt in thc co-operative spirit ol' teachers and studcnts. thc support thc school receives from thc community. and thc appcarancc of thc school and its surroundings. PRINCIPALS P. B. M.ANKlliM Princijzal I 'O' .. ,T-f .: if Behind the desk in the assistant principalas office S, R. BRALEY A.t.vi.vtanf Pfinciflal S. R. Braley, always willing' to advise and help with personal or school problems. spends many hours coun- seling with teachers and students. His summer's work of planning' students' daily schedules and the over-all program of the school is responsible for the smooth system with which W. M. H. S. goes into operation in thc fall. Bookkecjzzng ,vtuderztg suj1crvised by M1'.s. Vance, get train- ing for future officr' work. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: HAROLD ALBRITTON-GF7Zt?fIll Science K.kTIIERINE AVERETT-Hixtory 8 HOWARD BARKER'Afll.lPfi6 Director PAUL BAUER--SOlid Gffomftry, General Mathc- maticx, Trigonometry MRS. DAISY BERGERON --- Algebra I, Gpncral Mathcmaticx MRS. MARY BLACKISTON H- Home Econo- micx I MRS. ROY C. BROOKS-Mu.YiC, English 8 CARL P. BRUPBAOHER-Klnstrumental Alusic MRS. LEE BUATTfScicnce 8 A CM X 4' jj Faculty and Staff '55 XX, r5iII5N?c'8R Ixfw ALRRITTON AVERETT BARKER BAUER BIQRGRRON BLACKISTON BROOKS BRIIPBACIIER BUATT BUQUOI CASH COULTILR DEFREESPL EDXNARDS F RAOALA FRAZIRR FRENCH FIILLIQR FUTCII GRIGGS IIALSELL IIARDIN, S. fl.-XRIJIN, G. HARGROVR HIQNNI-1SSY HILL HL'CJI'IPZS .WV QW Page 10 Row 2 : MARGARIYI' BVQUOI''fSfH'I'l'1I, Drama .IITLIA C:ASHfSlIOI'llllllll1l I, Typilllg I MRS. CI:cIiI.IA CloIIL'I'I-:Rn 'l2lII4Qll.K'1I 8 AIRS. I'3oRo'I'I-Iv IJIQFRICI-ISIC' lizzglixlz I Row 3 : RILGINALIJ FIITCIfIf--History 8 C, B. ClRIGGSfA4QI'lCUlllU'l' 8 NIRS. DON HALSIQLL --Ifnglislz III, journalism Puhlication.v MRS. SVP: HARIJIN' -Erzglzfvlz I GI-1NIc HARl3lNffBl0ll7.!fj', Baxketball Coach IVIRS. KI!-ZSSIIC D. EIDNVARDSY--1'1U7Ill' lff'0II,077lIlf.Y 8 FRANK S. FRAGALA' 'SlTI,lllIl'l' MRS. M.NRIk1 FRAZIHR- -Diotitian DURO'I'IIX' FRENCHf.Ur1!l11'nzatif.v 8 MRS. EVIQLYN Fl.'LLl'lR'17lfl7'77lCH'3' 1 I I I l A1 l ll J l II fl ll Jlllfllfll X ' ,sg MRS. MARION V. HARGROX'P1--EHQll.Yh II AIIQVF HI-LNNESSY W- Matlzomaticx, Geography Plzyxiral Ifdufation, Gymlzaxtics, Track, As .vixtafzl Football Coach MRS. STARLINE I'IILL -Sf1ll71l.VlL I and II, Eng- lish 8 ' M. HllGHESfAgI'l6'UllU'7'F 8, I, II, III IJ' 'lf lj, al' I Page 11 Marzlyiz Huntsman brightens up .Mig M0rri.I'.v mechanical drawing Llaxv by being the only girl fvnrolled. Faculty and Staff '55 HlTRS'l' HYMAN JONES KILI'ATRICIi IQING. E. IQING, KOONTZ LEFEVRE, H. LEFEVRE, M. LENARII LI-zwl 3 LOGAN lx'ICCjLl'RIi MAY MORRIS MI.TSSP1LXN'III'l'I'1 NOICL OGI.ESBIiIi PAINICH PARKER PLATT PUCKITT RUSSELL SHAW S H : VELY SMITH STEED TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MRS. FRANCES M. I-IURST-A.vsi.I'tant Librarian MRS. HUGH H. HYMAN-Latin, Englixh III DOROTHY JO JONES--Plane Gzfomzftry, Algebra I-B JITANITA KILPATRICK-l'r0Cdl Muxic MRS. ELEANOR M. KING+H0mf' Ecmzomicx I, II, IV SOLON G. KING--Instrumental Muxif MRS. CILARICE KOON1'Z-HiSt0TjV8 MRS. HELEN LEFEVRE 3 American History, Geography MALCOLM LEFEvREiAdz'anc1fd Algfbra L .,. Page 12 Row 2 : MX'R1'IS LENARDiOffiCf? Secretary MRS. MARY L1-:E LEWIS--E7lgli.Yll III, IV DDNALIJ E. LOGAN' flflzemistry, Physics, General Science DAN MCCLLTREfDl'lZ'Fl'S, Education, Line Coach MRS. NATALIE MAY -- First Aid Instructor, Physical Education, Girls' Basketball Coach IDERYL MORRIS-A--Mechanical Drawing MRS. J. W. MUSSELYVIiITE7Llbfd7ld7l MRS. JOHN P. NOP1Lf-A.V.Yi.X'tt171t Dietitian MRS. LA VON OGLRSBEE - General Science, Biology Row 3: MRS. ELI-LANOR PAIN1cHfMatlzematics 8 NIRS. MARC1ARP1'1' PARKElRfE7ZIQll.S'll II MRS. PATSY PLATT- -AArt I, II, III, IV LLOYD PUCKITT'fDi.fiI'llJ1tltZ,'L' Edu cation MRS. Lou NHLL RUSSELL' --Physical Education, Ass'istant Coach AGNES SHAVV'GLlldll7lCl' Counselor, English II MRS. OPAL SHIvr:LYf-Study Hall MRS. MARGERE1' M. SMITHiS67'ti0I' Arithme- tic, Sociology, Government, World History MRS. PIIQRISFZRT S'1'EElJ' f-Geography, Civics . Udo. Pug 13 Behind the scerzefsj' in the library, IVIII. Hzlrxl and .Vf1l!1c 7If.Y grfi bookx rwldy for Ihr' .s'l1vl1'f'.I'. Faculty and Staff '55 Tir Row, 1.1-:FT TO RIGIIT: MRS. .IHNNIIC L. SULLIVAN'-AllQ4'bl'l1 I MRS. A. I.. 'I'ATIIIv1f--Ylfrzglixlz III IXNIN 'l'IIOMIISON--wSl10I'tl1and I, Typing MRS. IRNA V.-XNCl'1 Clwifzzl PI'af'l1'I-1' Book- Awwjzirzg How 2: E. N. XIIIJRINE- -zwrzirztvmzzzff' ETIII-BL AXIAE VOSS--E1I.glz'.I-11 8 MRS. GIQRTRIIIII: VVATSON- Iwatlzffnzntim MRS. MARTI-ZAL wvlillli flizzlglixlz I Row li: MRS. LAVILRNIQ WIIILIAINTSf 'Sll0l'fllIIIII1 I, II Typing ' XI, GRNI: VVILLIAMS Sl7il'7lfl' 8 E. H. VVILLIAMSON-A -Gmznal Sl'I.l'7Itfl' Bfmm' VVILSON -Plzyxiral lfdumlimz, Ba.I'f'bI1! Coarlz, End fjlkfllffl SULLIVAN YIYATUM 'IXHOMPSON VANCE VIIIRINI: Voss WATSON I WEBB J A .7 f :QI 1 WILLIAMS, L. WILLIAMS, G. WILLIAMSON WILSON Page 14 fill y X nw' of 1'1'nd1'r1g nn' an flllfllllfflllf ffm! of ,Um .xfIlNW'lIL'lIif1 X funk. 1.!flWS. 1' riiizfm nn' lwizlxg flflillfd in .Um .S'l1'1'r1 v ri: C0011 f,'itIif'r1,s'l1ij1 4'4ZL'II1Yl 114 brizlxg 1'XfII!lilll'f1 In .w'I11'm,v In ,Hn l,1'1wf'rr'. 'fm Rfm' Hi11lm1'1l lafln fllingw ww will: JIM Sfllllt' in flu' guiflflrln' II'f'fIlIIflI1l'llf. m'Q'UvlGvQi gunna FHIUIIIII and JUL U'1'fli11n1x NIIIIH' Il fllllfll Zl'f7I.!4' K1'II'iIlQ Un f' ' ' lumlz lim duty. . QIIHVI mm lin 111110113 l.114m'ff'rlgw In fluff Gwmlflfm' Fmxl. Pam' 15 1 v V212 Sig I Q D7 ai? . 75' - rg? . 34 fvw 2 5 2 o 1 S Q W , -61 , XM ,U X 1 X Q W 'fir m i USMS EI PM 5? Q0 mm P ,Q Z L CJ L 5 'sl 4 S AFL Briglzt .rfmt in tlle year zeax ilu' initiation of IfVe.s't Moizrrmfr firxt lzonor ,mfiety. S E N I O R S ' 5 5 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ..,A,A,. .,,Aa , , ,..,,,...,.... Billy Moon' VICE-PRPISIIHIENT' ,.,, ,... , .Billy Baitaglia SECRETARX '....,.,,.,, ,, ...,AA,,,. Rita Barnes YPREASURER ,,,,,,. ,...,, ,,,.,,,, ,.,,.,,,,.,,.,,, P i f ree Ramrey Billy Battalglia, P1'm't'e Ranixeyy, and Billy Mornrf, xtandirzg, and Mrs. Helen Le- FI'I'I'l', .S'fl07l.Y0t', ana' Rita Barm'.r look over mnzrnencenzeiil invifalimzx. TOP ROW fleft to rightl : DONNIE ALEXANDER - Cheerleader '54, Head Cheerleader '55g Art Club '55, Vice-President '54g KNOE School Hi-Lites '54, Key Club '54, '55g Student Council Monitor '55g Senior Play '55g Senior Committee '55, RONNIE ALEXANDER 4 Cheerleader '55, Head Cheerleader '54, Homeroom Vice-President '54g Key Club '54, '55Q Art Club '54, '55, Student Council Monitor '55, Representative '55, Senior Committee '55, DOROTHY ALEXANDER+Ensemble '55, Choir '54, '55, F.B.L.A. '54, '55, Y-Teens '54g Office Assistant '55, Girls' State Alternate '54g Rebel Dispatch Staff '54, Student Council Typist '55, Stage Crew Chairman '55, LARRY ALEXANDERi Honor Society Second Vice-President '55, Rebel Dispatch Staff '54, Business Manager '55g Boys' State '54j Key Club '54, '55, Junior Red Cross Reporter '54. MARILOU ANDERSON-Honor Society '55, His- tory Club '54, Social Chairman '55g Rebelaire Art Editor '55, F.B,L.A. '54, '55, Miss Model Secre- tary '54, State and National Convention '54Q Band Council, Majorctte '54g Basketball Assistant Man- ager '54, Score-keeper '54, '55g Rebel Dispatch Circulation Staff '54, Reporter '55g F.H.A. '54g Cheerleader '55, Senior Play '55Q Senior Com- mittee '55. ALEXANDER, D. ALEXANDER, R. ALEXANDER, D. ALEANDER, L. ANIJERSON ANTLEY, I. ANTLEY, O. BARNES BARNETT BASS BATTAGLIA BAXTER BAYLES BELL BENNETT BLACK BLAZIER BooTH BRAC KEN BRADBERRY BROSSETT Page 18 IDA MAE ANTLEY-Ensemble '55, Rebelettes '54, Private '55, Home-room Secretary '54, F.B.L.A. '55, Choir '54, '55, Cue Club '54, Student Coun- cil Monitor '55. OLNA GREY ANTLEY-Student Council Secretary- Treasurer '55, Representative '54, Convention '55, Monitor '55, Honor Society '55, Art Club '54, Secretary-Treasurer '55, Rebelette Flagbearer '54, Corporal '55, Office Assistant '55, F.B.L.A. '55, Basketball '54, MIDDLE ROW : RITA LOY BARNES-Senior Class Secretary '55, Y-Teens Vice-President '54, Reporters Club Sec- retary '54, Choir '55, Secretary '54, Rebelette Historian '54, First Lieutenant '55, Ensemble '54, '55, F.B.L.A. '54, '55, Rebelaire Staff '55, Girls' State '54, Student Council '55, Key Club Sweet- heart '54, Honor Society '55. HELEN MARIE BARNETT-Rebelaire Advertising Manager '55, Contraband Runners Club '55, F. B. L. A. '54, Y-Teens '55, Art Club '55. MALCOLM BASSfFootball '54, Most Valuable Player '55, Track '54, '55, Junior Class President '54, junior Class Favorite '54, Library Club President '54, Lettermen's Club '54, Vice-Presi- dent '55, Key Club '54, Homeroom President '54, Choir '54, '55, Ensemble '54, BILLY BATTAGLIA-Senior Class Vice-President '55, Junior Class Treasurer '54, Cheerleader '54, Homeroom Treasurer '54, Choir '54, Treasurer '55, Ensemble '54, '55, History Club Sergeant-ab Arms '54, Lettermen's Club '55, Key Club '55, F.B.L.A. '55, Track '54, '55, Trampoline Team '54. BERYL BAXTER-Rebel Dispatch Reporter '55, 4-H Club '55, F.H.A. '54. BILLY BAYLES-F.F.A. '54, '55, Trade School '55. ANN BELL-dRebelettes '54, '55, F.B.L.A. '54, Cue Club '54, '55, Guidance Assistant '55. BOTTOM ROW : D. R. BENNETT---D.E. Club '55. RONALD BLACK-Golf '54, F.B.L.A. '54, '55, Cue Club '54, '55, Lettermen's Club '54, '55, Jr. Red Cross '54, '55, Mixed Glee Club '54, '55. BERTA JEAN BLAZIER7F.B.L.A. '54, '55. JAMES BOOTH-Trade School '54, '55. NORMAN BRACKEN - Key Club '54, Choir '54, '55, Ensemble '55, Glee Club '54, Cue Club '55, Junior Class Play '54, Rebel Dispatch Staff '54, Rc-belaire Assistant Sports Editor '55. BEN BRADBERRY-F.F.A. '54, '55, 4-H Club '54, '55. JERRY BROSSETTfF0otball '54, Track '54, Base- ball '54, Lettermen's Club '54, Cue Club '54, '55, Debate Team '55. Page 19 Ma.vque1'ade winners were Benny Cammill, Zliarilou Ander- son, Donnie Alexander, and Ida Mas' Antlry. SENIORS '35 BROWN, B. BROWN, S. BURTON BUSH BJRD, D. BJRD, M. CIAGE CALLOWAY CAMP ClHANEY Lil-IATIIAM Cmfzmcs COA'1's C3014 C mOvi:R fYlRAI T CROWRLL cw iULP lJUNN DU PRER IDYE EADY EDWARDS, M. EDWARDS, R. EMORY, j. Q EIVIORY, S. 1 El'l'INET'l'I-I TOP ROW fleft to rightj : BILLY BROWN-Trade School '55. SHELBY BROWN-Rebelaire Staff '55g F.B.L.A. '54, '55g Mixed Glee Club '54g Choir '55. MARY FRANCES BURTON-F.H.A. '55. President '54g Rebel Dispatch Reporter '54, '555 Rebelettes '54, '55g Spanish Club '54, '55, MILDRED FAYE BUSH+4-H Club '54, '55, DWANA BYRD-F.B.L.A, '55, History Club '54g Library Club '54, '55. MARY BETH BYRD-Rod Cross Representative '55g Basketball '55g F.H.A. '55g Choir '55, PAULA COOK CAGE-F.B.L.A. '55, Convention '54g History Club Parliamentarian '545 Basketball Manager '54g Girls' State '54g Office Assistant '54, '55g Rebel Dispatch Staff '55. PEGGY JANELLE CALLOWAY-4-H Club '54, '55, ANNA ROSE CAMP4Rebelettes '54. President '55g Y-Teens President '54Q Girls' State '54-g Cue Club '54, Secretary '55g Glee Club Accompanist '55g Ensemble Accompanist '55g Rebel Dispatch Staff '55g Office Assistant '55g Student Council '555 Honor Society '55g Senior Play '55. MIDDLE ROW: ,IIMMIE NELL CHANEY4Rebelettes '55g F.B.L.A. '54, '55Q History Club '55. DONALD CHATHAM Page 20 MARGIE CHEEKS-D. E. Club '55, Basketball '54. ROLAND COATS-Key Club '54, '55, Art Club '55, Golf '54, '55, Trade School '55. JIMMY COOKfRc-belaire Sports Editor '55, Key Club President '55, Vice-President '54, Board of Diiectors '54, '55, Convention '54, Jr. Red Cross Representative '54, F.B.L.A. '55, Rebel Dispatch Staff '55, Honor Society '55, Good Citizen '55. SHIRLEY JEAN cooPER5D.E. Club '55, F.B.L. A. '54, f55. EVELYN CRAFT-F.H.A. '54, '55, Library Club '54, 4-H Club '54, '55. RICHARD CROWELL-F.F.A. '54, '55, Trade School '54, '55. HELEN CULP-History Club '54. BOTTOM ROW: JOHN RICHARD DUNN-F.B.L.A. President '55. Mr. Executive '54, Key Club Junior Director '54, Secretary '55, Athletic Department Publicity Di- rector '55, Basketball Manager '54, Baseball '54, Lettermen's Club '54, Reporter '55, Student Coun- cil Reporter '55, Ensemble '55, Choir '55, 4-H Club '54, Band '54, Reporters Club '54, Honor Society '55, Ideal Boyfriend '55. RAWLS DUPREE-F.B.L.A. Reporter '55, Rebel Dispatch Circulation Manager '55, Rebelairc Staff '55, Key Club '55, Senior Play '55, Senior Com- mittee '55. JO ANN DYE-F.B.L.A. '54, '55. CAROLE EADY-Honor Society '55, Rebelette Sec- retary '54, Corporal '55, History Club Vice-Presi- dent '54, Student Council First Vice-President '55, Girls' State '54, Football Festival Maid '54, Choir Accompanist, Publicity Director '55, Junior Class Secretary '54, Class Favorite '54, Homeroom Presi- dent '54, F.B.L.A. '54, '55, Senior Play '55. MARY JANE EDWARDS4Student Council Monitor '55, F.H.A. '55, Office Assistant '54, F.B.L.A. '54, '55, Rebelaire Staff '55. RAY EDWARDSfSpanish Club Reporter '54, Vice- President '55, Lettermen's Club '54, '55, Football '54, Manager '55, Student Council '54, Senior Committee '55. JERRY H. EMORYf-F.F.A. '54, '55, Trade School '54, '55. SHERWOOD EMORY--F.B,L.A. Vice-President '54, National and State Convention '54, Band '54, President '55, Choir '55, Basketball Manager '54, Lettermen's Club '54-'55, Key Club '54, '55, His- tory Club '54, 4-H Club '55. LORETTA EPPINETTE-Honor Society Secretary '55, Girls' State '54-3 Rebelette Treasurer '54, Sergeant '55, Designing Committee Chairman '54, Homeroom Vice-President '54, History Club Secre- tary '54, F,B.L.A. '54, '55. ! Page 21 Fazth ul to the ond describes George Greerlv work at the senior concession stand. S E N I O R S ' 5 5 FANT FIELDS FRANKS FRAZIER FUTCH GAMMILL GARRET1', E. GARRETT, L. GASTPZR GOLSON GooDsoN GOIILIJ GOYNE GRAN1'HAM GREER, G. GREER, J. GRIGGS GIIICE HALL HALLEY HANIMONS HARRIS, D. HARRIS, M. HARRIS, R. HAYNES HEARD HEATH TOP Row fl:-ft to fighty . SUE FANT-Student Court '55, Jr. Red Cross Sec- retary '54. DENNIS FIELDS---Student Council Representative '54, President '55, National and State Conventions '54, Boys' State '54, Rebel Dispatch Circulation Staff '54, Basketball '54, Second Team All North Louisiana '55, Baseball '55, Captain '54, Letter- men's Club '54, '55. SHIRLEY FRANKSfTradc School '55. JANICE FRAZIER-Honor Society '55, Rebelette Parliamentarian '54, Private '55, Girls' State '54-1 Library Club Secretary '54, President '55, History Club '54, Latin Club '55, Junior Class Reporter '54, Homeroom President '54, Jr. Red Cross '55. JAMES FUTCH-4-H Club '54, '55, Trade School '54. BENNY GAMMILL-Football '54, '55, Key Club '54, '55, Monitor '55, Band '55, Lette-rmen's Club '54. '55. ELVYLENE GARRETT-F.H.A '54, Choir '54, Glee Club '54, '55. LINDA GARRETT+Rebel Dispatch Feature Editor '55, Reporter '54, Rebelaire Assistant Class Editor '55-Q Rebelettes '55, Corporal '54, History Club Reporter '54, F.B.L.A. '55, Convention '54, Girls' State Alternate '54, KNOE Hi-Lites '55, Senior Committee '55, Senior Play '55. Page 22 JOANN GASTER-Rebelette Flagbearer '54, Serge- ant-at-Arms '55, F.B.L.A. '54, Art Club '54, '55, Contraband Runners '55, Rebelaire Staff '55, Rebel Dispatch Staff '55. MIDDLE ROW: SHIRLEY GOLSON-4-H Club. PEGGY GOODSONfStudent Council Parliamen- tarian '55, State Convention '55, Rcbelettes '54, F.B.L.A. '54, '55. SYLVIA GOULD-Rebel Dispatch Editor '55, Re- porter '54, Rebelaire Staff '55, F.B.L A. '54, '55, Rebelette Corporal '54, Reporter '55 , History Club '54, Leadership Conference '54, Honor Society '55, Student Council Second Vice-President, 55, Jr. Red Cross '55, LORETTA GOYNE-Rebelettes '54, Historian '55, Historv Club '54, F.B.L.A. '55, National Conven- tion '54, Y-Teens '54, '55, Choir Accompanist '54, Librarian '55, Ensemble '55. NORMAN GRANTHAM-Key Club '55, F.B.L.A. '55, History Club '54, Monitor '55, Glee Club '55, Rebel Dispatch Circulation Staff '55. GEORGE GREER--Trade School '54, '55. JIMMY GREER-Trade School '54, '55, AUBRY WAYNE GRIGGS-Key Club '54, '55, Track '55. MARY LOU GUICE-F.H.A. '54, Secretary '55, F.B.L.A. '54, '55, BOTTOM ROW: LARRY I-IALLfHistory Club '54, Vice-President '55 CHESTER HALLEY-Football '54, Mixed Glee Club '55, Vice-President '54, Contraband Run- ners '55, F.B.L.A. '54, '55, F.F.A. '54, 4-H Club '54 KEITH HAMMONS-Trade School '55 DOROTHY JUANITA HARRIS-F.B.L.A. '55, MELBA HARRIS - F.H.A. Historian '54. Vice- President '55, Student Council Historian '55, F. B.L.A. '54, Rebclettes '55, Sergeant '54, Home- room Secretary '54, Girls' State '54. ROBERT HARRIS--Junior Class Vice-President '54 , Key Club '54, '55, Student Council Monitors' Captain '55, Football '54, '55, Lettermen's Club '54, President '55, Reporters Club '54, F.B.L.A. '55, Ensemble '55, History Club '54, Boys' State Alternate '54, Baseball '54, '55, ANNETTE HAYNES-Library Club '54, '55, F. B.L.A. '55, EXA LEE HEARD - F.B.L.A. '54, F.H.A. '55, Homeroom Vice-President '54, History Club '54. SAMIS HEATH-Cue Club '54. I i E Page 23 Roland Coats and Ronald Blark e1zQ'e1'ly wail to jmrcllaxe S E N I O 5 HERRON HOLMES .IOHNSON .lol-INSTON .IOLISSAINT JONES .IORDAN ,IOWI-:Rs KHNNEDX' KNOWLES LATHAIVI LEMOINE IJOVELADY MCELROX' MCGOWEN MCGREW MCINTOSH MCMANI,TS, C MCMANUS, W. MALLARD MATHEWS MAX' MOORE, B. MOORE, B. MOORP1, F. MOORE, M MLIRRAX' TOP ROW fleft to rightl : CAROL ANN HERRON-Rebelette Second Lieuten- ant, Company Commander '54, Vice-President '55g Rebel Dispatch Reporter '54, News Editor '55, F.B.L.A. 554, Convention '55, Rebelaire Staff ,551 Girls' State Alternate ,545 Good Citizenship Award '55, Student Council '54, '55, Senior Play Stage Crew '55, Art Club President 355, Convention '54. SHERWOOD HOLMES 4 F.B.L.A. '55g Football '55, Student Council 355. EDWIN ELMER 'SBuddy JOHNSONiKey Club Chaplain '54, Treasurer '55, Latin Club '55g Band '54, '55Q Homeroom President 554. DAVID LOUIS i'Chubby JOHNSTON-F.B.L.A. '55, President '54, History Club President '55, Basketball '54, '55g Baseball '54, '55, Lette-rmen's Club '54, Rebel Dispatch Staff ,543 Mixed Glee Club President '55, RALPH JOLISSAINT-Key Club '54, '55g Trade School '54 g Mardi Gras King '55, HERSHEL JONES-Trade School '54, '55g Football '55g Lettermen's Club '55. BILLY JORDANkBand '54, Maintenance Chairman '55g F.F.A. President '555 Rebelaire Staff '55, 4-H Club '54, '55. Page 24 CAROLYN JOYCE JOWERS-Rebelaire Assistant Editor '55, Rebelettes '54, Flagbearer '55, F.B.L, A. State Convention '54, '55, Spelling Contest '54, Office Assistant '54, '55, BOB KENNEDY-Rebelaire Staff '55, Rebel Dis- patch Reporter '55, Band '54, F.B.L.A. State Convention '54, '55, Jr. Red Cross '54, Mixed Glee Club '55, Senior Play Stage Crew '55, MIDDLE ROW : EDWIN KNOWLES7Key Club '54, Homeroom Reporter '54, CHARLOTTE MONETTE LATHAM - F.B.L.A. Convention '54, '55, Secretary '55, Rebel Dispatch Cartoonist, Reporter '55, Student Council '54, Lieutenant '55, Rebelaire Art Committee '55, Homeroom Treasurer '54, Rebelette Color Guard '55, Senior Play Stage Crew '54, Art Convention '54, Office Assistant '55, BOB LEMOINE4Lettermen's Club '54, '55, Foot- ball Manager '54, '55, Baseball Manager '54, Key Club '54, '55, F.B.L.A. '55, Trade School '54, Glee Club '55, EVELYN LOVELADY-F.H.A. Secretary '54, 4-H Club '54, Program Chairman '55, Jr. Red Cross '55, JAMES McELROYfBand Drum Major '55, All State '54, Key Club '54, '55, JOANN MCGOWEN-Library Club '54, Glec Club '54, F.B.L.A. '54, '55, DEAN MCGREW-F,F.A. '54, '55, 4-H Club '54, '55, Trade School '54, VIRGINIA MCINTOSH-Choir '55, D.E. Club '55, Y-Teens '54, F.H.A. '54, CAROLYN McMANUS BOTTOM ROW : WALLACE McMANUS-Trade School '54, '55, JOE MALLARD-F.B.L.A. '54, '55, Homeroom Secretary '54, BOB MATHEWS-Honor Society '55, Rebelaire Circulation Manager '55, Key Club Convention '55, Library Club '54, '55, Rebel Dispatch Staff '55, Senior Play Stage Crew '55, CECILE MAY-D.E. Club Treasurer '54, Secretary '55, Contraband Runners '55, BILLY MOORE-Senior Class President '55, Key Club '54, '55, Student Council '55, F.B.L.A. '55, Track '54, Junlor Class Play '54, Senior Play, '55, BOBBY MOORE-Rebel Dispatch Sports Editor '55 , Basketball Manager '55, F.B.L.A. '55, Key Club '54, '55, Lett:-rmen's Club '55, Band '54, Contra- band Runners '55, Track '55, FRANCES MARIE MOORE-D.E. Club '55, Re- porter '54, Rebel Dispatch Staff '54, F.B.L.A. '54, '55 , Spanish Club '54, '55, MARLIN MOOREfFootball '54, All City First Team '55, North Louisiana and State Honorable Mention '55, Bendel Award for Best Lineman '55, Co-Captain '55, Homeroom Vice-President '54, Key Club '54, '55, Lettermen's Club '54, '55, Track '54, '55, Trade School '54, PAULINE MURRAY-F.B,L.A, '54, Girls' Glee Club '55. I Page 25 Ronald All.X'07lIil'I' p1'f'.v1'11t.v Mr'. Mangum with Ihr home- l7077'llll,lQ' q1u'v1z'.s L'l'0Zi'II. SENIORS '55 Nl'll4lLI42X' Nl'1P1SF1 NliXN'SOlVI PAQE PARKER, F. PARKER, S. PLIYNK PRICE, li. PR1cE, XV. .lifXIVISI':h' IQEAD RIC 111111 ROlll'1R'l'S, C. ISOBERTS, ROGERS Russ RITSSEI,I, SALSBURY SANDERS SAVVYIQR SE1'1v1o11R SILLS SORENSON SOWELL STENNETT, E. S'1'ENNE1 1', STEWART Page 26 TOP ROW flcft to rightj 2 RAYMOND NEELEY-F.F.A. '545 4-H Club '54, '55g Tradv School '54, HARRY NEESE-Tradc School '54, '55, GENE NEWSOM - Rebclairt- Staff '55, F.B,L.A. '54g Art Club '54, '55, Contraband Runnrrs '55, Trade School '55. OUIDA FAYE PAGE-F.B.L.A. '55g Library Club '55, FAYE PARKER 4 Rt'bvlc'tt1-'S '54, Svcrvtzlry '55, Choir, '54, Secretary '55g F.B.L.A. Treasurvr '55, Convcntion '54, '55g R1-bel Dispatch Staff '55g Senior Play '55, SHIRLEY PARKERfF.B.L.A. '54. '55, History Club '54. ESTHER JEAN PLUNK--Rebclairc Editor-in-Chivf '55, Honor Society Treasurvr '55Q Homcroom 'l'r1-asurvr '54, Rvbclf-ttcs '54, Color Guard '55, F.B.L.A. State Convvntion '54, '55g History Club '54, '55, BETTY PRICE-Rvbelffttcs '54, '55g Cut- Club '54. W. J. PRICEfFootball '54Q Glcc Club '55, Track '54, Trade- School '54, '55. MIDDLE ROW: PIERCE RAMSEY-Scnior Class 'I'rCasurc-r '55 g En- sc-mblt '54, '55, Choir Prcsidc-nt '55, Businvss Manager '54, Key Club '55, F.B.L.A. '55. LESLIE READ7Honor Society '55, Student Coun- cil '55, Homeroom Reporter '54, Library Club '54. Treasurer '55, History Club '54, '55. THOMAS RICHIEA-Golf Team '54, Trade School '54, '55. CHARLES ROBERTS-Trade School '54, '55, F. F.A. '55. JOYCE ROBERTS-History Club '54, '55. KENNON ROGERS-Trade School '54, D,E. '55. MARJORIE RUSS-Honor Society '55, Rebelette Second Lieutenant, Squad Leader '54. Treasurer '55, Choir '54, '55, Ensemble '54, '55, Girls' State '54, Rebelaire Feature Editor '55, Student Council '55, F.B.L.A '54, '55, Key Club Sweet- heart '55. MARGARET RUSSELL7Rebelaire Business Man- ager '55, Rebelettes '54, Second Lieutenant '55, Homeroom Secretary '54, F.B.L.A. State Conven- tion '54, '55, Spelling Contest '54, History Club '54. JOYCE BELL SALSBURY- Rebelaire Staff '55, Rebel Dispatch Advertising Staff, Typist '55, Contraband Runners '55, Rebelettes '54, F.B.L.A. '55, Y-Teens '54, Office Assistant '55, Guidance Assistant '55. BOTTOM ROW : TOMMY SANDERS-Basketball '55, Captain '54, Baseball '54, Band '54, F.B.L.A. Vice-President '55. State and National Convention '54, Home- room President '54, Student Council '55, Glee Club '55, Rebel Dispatch Reporter '55, All City Basketball '55, Stage Crew, Senior Play '55. BOBBIE SAWYER-F.B.L.A. '54, '55. BILL SEYMOUR-Boys' State '54, Key Club State and National Conventions '54, Vice-President '55, Library Club '54, Student Council Lieutenant '55, Rebelaire and Rebel Dispatch Photographer '55, Honor Society '55. PAT McGEE SILLSARebelettes '54 g Choir '54, '55 , F.B.L.A, '54, History Club '54. CAROL SUE SORENSONfChoir '54, '55, Rebel- ettes '55, F.B.L.A. '54, '55, Red Cross '55. SHARON SOWELL7D.E. Club '54, Historian '55, F.B.L.A. '54, '55. ELBERT STENNETT-Trade School '54, '55. JIMMY STENNETTW-Mixed Glee Club President '54, Choir '55, Junior Red Cross '54. PAT STEWART7H0nor Society '55, F.B.L.A. '54. '55, History Club '54, Student Council '55, Rebelettes '54, '55, Office Assistant '55. Page 27 Linda Garret! pull' Ulf' fir1i.rl1ing f0ZlC'llU.Y on the F.B.L.A. s E N I O SULLIVAN TAYLOR, H. TITAYLOR, K. FTTAYLOR, U. SLHOMPSON THORNTON FITILLMAN 1 TITRNBOVN' VARNAIJO VALTGHAN VESSEL WADE WATTS WEAVER WEBB WEEMS WELLERMAN WEST WHEAT, D. VVHEAT, M. VVIIEELIS, G. TOP Row qleff to rightp . SUE SULLIVAN--Honor Society '55, F.B.L.A. '54, '55, History Club '55, Latin Club '55, Girls' State Alternatc- ,543 Re-bc-lettes ,54, '55, Studcnt Council Court '55. BOBBY CARL TAYLOR-D.E. Club '54. '55, F. F. A. '54. KENNETH TAYLOR-Honor Society Vica--Prr-si- dc-nt ,55g Homcroom Treasurer '54, Kay Club '55, Baseball '54. UDIE LEE TAYLOR-F.B.L.A. '54Q History Club '54g Library Club '54, BILLY JOE THOMPSON - Homcroom President '54, Football '54-. '55, Sportsmanship Award '55q Lette-1men's Club Vice-President '54, Sf-cr:-tary '55, Basvball '54, '55g F.B.L.A. '54, '55. ARNOLD 'I'HORNTON+Cue Club '55. ,IO LYNN TILLMAN-F.B.L.A. '55: Art Club '55g 4-H Club '54, Student Council '55g Choir '55g Cleo Club '54, Office Assistant '55, Contraband Runnc-rs '55. Page 28 MIDDLE ROW : JAMES TURNBOW-Trade School '54, '55. JANET VARNADO-Rebelaire Staff '55, Contra- band Runners '55, Rebel Dispatch Reporter '55, F.H.A. '54, Glee Club '55, Office Assistant '54, '55. LYNN VAUGHANgStudent Council Co-Chairman '54, Second Vice-President '55, Homeroorn Presi- dent '54, LetterInen's Club ,54. '55, Cue Club '55, Football '54, Track '54-. LILA MAE VESSEL7Rebelettes '55, Art Club '55, Cue Club '55, Spanish Club '54, 4-H Club '54. MARTHA WADEfRebelette Private '54, Parliamen- tarian '55, History Club '54, F.B.L.A. '54, '55, Y-Teens '54, Contraband Runners '55, Rebel Dis- patch Reporter '55. VELDA WATTS-Library Club '54, '55, F.B.L.A. '55, Rebelettes '54, '55, Rebel Dispatch Reporter '54, Assistant Feature Editor '55, Rebelaire Class Editor '55, History Club '54, Spanish Club '55, Leadership Conference '54, PAUL WEAVER-Trade School '55. BOTTOM ROW: IMOGENE WEBB--Rebelaiye Assistant Advertising Manager '55, F.B.L,A. '54, Y-Teens, '55, Art Club '55. PAT WEEMS4Cheerleader '54, '55, F.B.L.A. '54, '55, History Club '54, Basketball '54, '55, Home- room Secretary '54, Student Court '55, BUDDY WELLERMAN7Trade School '54, D.E. Club '55, GENEVA YVONNE WESTgCue Club '55, Library Club '54, Geography Club '55. DOYLE WHEAT MYRLE WHEATvTrade School '54, GAIL WHEELIS4F.B.L.A. '54, '55, Art Club '55, F.H.A. '55, Rebelettes '55, 'Office Assistant '54, '55. Page 29 'Cruz this l2arzfjn'wlfr1'fon of lllillgf to rom: 9 A'HnIiQ,9 Lair., it ,easy at tl1ei 7nai'quz1adr ' r ' ' it 5 . At the graduation 4 x4'rci.v1.v of I4 f'.v! Zworirmfx fimf .vr'r1.1'o1.v, Delonnv Logan and Don Dt'I.lJf1l'Il, Z'llll'lHl'f0liIIIl 111111 .vn- lutatorian of the Clam' of 54, :rc'1'iz'1' F07IQI'I1f1llI1fi0ll,X' fmnz 5 E N I o If 5 WANDA WHEELIS-Football Fvstival Maid '541 Hom:-room Rcportcr ,545 Gln- Club '54. '55g F.H.A. Songlvadc-r '54g 4-H Club Rr-portvr '54, '55. JIMMY wH1TMAN T1-adv sr-11001 '54. '55: F. F. A, 'S+ 65. AGNES WILBANKS---F.B.L.A. '54, '552 Girls' Glcc' Club '55, LONNIE RAY g'Buddy WILHITE 4 D.E. Club Prvsidr-nt '55. Parlialnm-ntarian '54g Studvnt Coun- cil '55 BEVERLY WILKES--Honor Soci:-ty Historian '55g Ri-belairv Club Editor '55g F.B.L.A. '54. '55g His- tory Club '54g Contrnband Runnr-rs '55g Office Assistant '55g Coachas Assistant '55, JOANNE WILLIAMS-V-Chocrlc-advr '54, '55g Stu- clc-nt Court '54. Secretary '55g Homcroorn Vico- Prvsida-nt '54g F.B.L.A. '55, Convention '54. '55g History Club i54g F.H.A. '54g Rebel Dispatch Rf:- portcr '55g Rc-belaire Assistant Club Editor '55g Si-nior Play Script Girl '55g Assistant Basketball Managrr '55g Junior Class Play '545 Idval Girl- friend '55. SUE WILSON-YF.B.I..A. '54. '55g Girls' Glef- Club '55g Coaclfs St-rrotary '55g Office Assistant '55. M. C. WOOLEY, JR.---Honor Socii-ty Pre-sidr-nt '55g Clic-Mlm-aclf-r '55g Km' Club '54, '55g Homcroom Rn.-portcr '5-lg Choir '55g Ensvmblc '55Q Boys' Glow' Club '54: Band '5-1g Svnior Play '55. WIlFlEl.lS, W. WHITMAN WILBANKS WIL ll1'I'Ii WILKES WILLIAMS WILSON WOOLEY Page 30 W 4 4. mum S ., .W , , ,,2, ,,. - ,.,,. , 'film MMI ' 1 4 ,':714T:'.. A 3 W 'f -JY A M wwf 5 Q, 19-.. .whip N Don Adams Douglas Aldvrman Mary Aldridge Mary Ann Allm-n jam-L Antlcy Mary Ruth Arrant Martha Aulds Ginga-r Avant Shirley Ave-rm-tl jonnic- Avery Carl Badglry Bc-tts' Ball Richard Ballard Bobby Banks Louisc Barn:-s Danivl Ray Barr f JUNIORS OFFICERS PRESIDL-3N'1 '......,,,,,.,, ..,,... ,Gary Huckabay VICE-PRESIIDEN1 ',.,,. .r............ ......,.. R u dy Ramsey SECRETARY ....,,....,.,,, r....... Y 'ruly Ann Chapman 'TREASURER ....,.,, ,...,. . ...,,Gl'0I'Ql' Smith REPORTER .,,...,r, ....,.,,... E ddie Watkim Pf6lJCII'i1lg for tlw junior-Senior Prom are Rudy Ramxfy, George Smith, and Gary Huckabay, k7lP'I'li7lg, and Mi.s'.x' Ann Thomp- mn, Jponfor, Truly Ann Chapman, Eddie llfatkins. , lg, ., ..., Mi. W If VV., Q .,.. QQHVIQ ., i Y . 1 ' . . M 4 A if fi Q tm -'-r Q g Hi- Kkiizihkg 53 Y E' i '? Q ix l Page 32 -- M W P - ,.:i M. - ' . Sw 2 B VNS, , size-1 Lon Bass Bobby Lynn Beasley Allen Beaver Irene Beavers Billie Beeson George Bennett Ronnie Bennett Bobbie Bergeron Mahlon Blackstock Wayne Blakeney Eugene Blazier John Edward Blazier Vera Lou Blazier Bert Borden Mary Jo Bottoms Sylvia Boudreaux Tommy Brakefield Betty jean Brandon Barbara Breland Sylvia Brewer Walter Briggs Johnny Brothers Gene Brown Walter Brown The junior Class wax justly proud of the homecoming queen, fo Ann Mr Gouffh Page 33 THE JUNIOR CLASS Wayne Brown Annette Brumfield Raymond Bullock John Bush Jimmy Butler Barbara Lou Byrd Lila Camp Peggy Chapman Truly Ann Chapman Bruce Clark Ellen Clark Jean Clark Edna Collins Barbara Colvin Imogene- Conrad Sue Cooper Charles Cotton Shirley Cotton Ncllc Coulter Arthur Craig Ronald Crows Norma Crowell Katie Culp ' Doyle Daniel Page 34 ' X if 4 Q S ir . ,i K , gi' , Er! A 5 S Y , S 7 . E :,4. J init in zzil- I L I. Q. ,.,- W, , r li Y E if Q. -A .2 'Qi ., if 2 .H ,pun :I '- I. 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Xfxgl-L, Page 35 THE JUNIOR CLASS Laverne Greer Mary Lourice Greer Jimmy Haddox Wayne Hall Cora Lee Hammons Mae Harper Troy Harper jimmy Hart Donnie Hattaway Robert Hattaway jerry Hayes Charles Haynes Thomas Head Louise Hemphill Lajuana Hendricks Laura Hendricks Wayne Hendricks Mary Kathryn Henry Woneace Henry Betty Hislop Charlel Hogan Johnnie Ruth Hogg Olene Hollingsworth Patsy Honea Page 36 ,fb is 5 if ,ya , -K. Q 4 ..v ,,. 'fn Y A f-N, M A532 A Q 15 R W . 5 'Sr 'S aw pw X Y Q5 V g llilwiegs kills is 1 w L a x fi efi' iw ..,,ri1 ii - 5 1 .jig K 3 Lai- K 5 4 as- ,.-3 : -5, 1 , ,j Ll ax x.'f1ff 5':: ,v ,V -., xv.. -,f x - nt.. x1.'x -gf! .. f 5 J 1,1 M 4 il! W A,.,.,,, A,.A 5 ,1 94 Si i fy st me XJ 35 i it ' 3 sg? 5' li? Raymond Horne Doris Howell Jennie Hubbard Gary Huckabay Shirley Hudson Mack Hunt Marilyn Huntsman Kathy Ingram Gay Irby Evelyn Jackson Darlene Johnston Billie Joiner Cynthia Joiner Alvin Jones Avice Jones Norman Jones Tommie Lou Jones Joyce Kerrigan Jerry Knight Bruce Lee Celia Lenard Doris Leonard Gerry Lynn Lester Mclba Loe Someone war made happy by George Smitlfx patronizing the F.B.L.A. val- entine booth. Page 37 THE JUNIOR CLASS Glenda Lolley Patsy Lynch Jo Ann McGough Ellouise McLeland Freda. McLin Ellis McMillan Aubrey W. McNaughton DeWayne Malmay Diane Martin Vincent Marzula Mary Ella Mason Billie Sue May Jo Ellen Mc-daries Pauline Medarics Alitia Parker Miller Gay Monroe Ted Mooney John Moore Sonny Morris Alice Osborn Alton Ouchley Faye Owens Rabeon Owens 5 John Ann Painich Page 33 K-1... 'Vw Pzlgc' 259 Beth Parker Joy Parrish Barbara Partin Charles Waync Peel Marshall Pennington Evelyn Pc-rkins Frank Pc-sk? Dot Phillips Josie Pivrcv Mary' Francvs Pinion Floy Pinton Evc-lyn Potier Betty Anne Preston Rudy Ramsey Patsy Rawls Helen Richmond Lf-ster Guy Rivkerson Gayle Roark Hvlvn Robvrts Thomas Lf-C Robvrts Shaun Michael Sandlin Bm-th Sanford Linda Saxon Lottif' Mac Scoggins Nlary Ann Fffrguxon downr a .ipoonful of strazdwrry jam in a drama clan' skit 'ASi.vlw'.x' under the Skinf' THE i JUNIOR CLASS Gladys Simpkins Camille Smith George Smith Glynda Smith Kenneth Smith Lexie Smith Onnie Smith Willie Smith Wayne Smudricks Mary Steed Clyde Stevens Davis Stewart James Edward Stricklin Joe Sutton Sidney Swink Annette Tarver Regan Taylor Evelyn Thompson Eugene Thrasher Bonnie Tidwell Peggy Traxler Pat Turner Leta Van Cleave Alfred Varner Page 40 Adrienne Vernon Eleanor Wallace joy Walters Eddy Watkins John Richard Watson Nfartha Jane Wells-rman Priscilla Wheat Carolyn whmm-k Geraldine Wilder Neil Willett Earline Willis Harold Willis Artie Wimberlex' Bobby Witt Shirley Works ,Io Ann Yeager Joe Bob Zuber ll Plzewztxf Pat Turner and lddzf WHfkZ7lV sniff a ClIF77li.YfI'j' lab roman lion. l2l Rudi' Rarnxey gets help fiom M1 Tatum in Englixlz III. 1 Alwflff Eddie Aldrich Glenn Alexander Yvonne Alexander Anita Dell Allen I rmc- z Anding Melbn Anding Sandv Atcs Mary Nell Avervtt Howard Bailey johnny Bamburg Carolyn Inez Barfoot Kenneth Barkley Loy Bass Eloyee Baxter Billx' Bnyles M? wp, Freddy Bavles V A Mar-k Baylfs Q . :EY S -'mf Bm W B ffii 1 john Becton A1,. .',..f:.:. . 1 .lf'an Beebe FW? ilu? EY i Billy Bell Marvin Bell 'A' M Ig Jesse Bergeron B ' J? Jmnes Bingaman :Q . , jane Blake A Q Carolyn Block V . ..11,.. IEE 5 Doris Bourgeois ' A Brenda Bradherry l: E M? Jeanette Brooks V ,L' Gene Broom ' Hz- . Page 'l-2 SCDPHOMCDRES OFFICERS PRICSIIDI-ZNT, ,,,. ,,,,,....., , ...Bwlrzftt Humphries VICE-PR1-151111-LNTM, .,,, ,..,, ,.1, , 1 L, Furlozc' SECRIALTARY.. ......... ,,.,...,,.,. f any Blakr 'l'R1cAs11R1-:R ,,Ro.w Hihbarrl RIQPQRTBR ,,.,,,, rlflarrirz Piper Paul Bauer, Marvin Pipzw, Rose Hibbard, and fam, Blake, .1'tar1d1f11g, make plans for a S0fIll0TIl0I'l' Clam party with L. Fur- Iozf' and Bennett H1mzj1l11'izz1'. JN , ., 21:2 .- or ,, .st M lf V 2, W- x v., - - LW, A 1211: Avg VY ,, - HM. ,, K 5' C '-1 W 3 at W , , 1 - I Wa, :p -2 ' . f - .V v. .,,, .4 xxasdf .25 ag . f fr C X .Y,, nt, fit s x it Q .1 ..:,,t,f, 'Ei . .E ta ..,.,,.., 922 f. ., -' :asf ., E IQI: ,. Q. MQW - 4: ' ' i z ' f ffiisgjju 'ff Hg A W ggi My Y am ' C N a t -.-:,. :.' z J V ri ff' ima ,AA.,f - WZ, fav Q, it LM Y v-agus' 'Jil A N W N H' Q , gp., 6 1991 I rj. D is f E 1' af Qi L :,s:. :- 9 W , 2 ': 1 Jw - 1.-'E as 'I ,,,, V Page 415 Lavelle Browder Lucille Browder Coy Brown Kay Frances Brown Patsy Brown Billy Brownlee William Brownlee Bobbye Jean Bryan Louise Burnett Gloria Bush Barbara Butler Everett Butler Rochelle Butler Ruby Cagle L. Caldwell Alfred Calhoun Alfred Camp Floyd Canterberrfr Glen Carey Dianne Carter Mary Anne Carter Edward Castleberry Janett Chatham Bill Clark Carolyn Clark Ansel Clay Ruth Coates Ann Colvin Loretha Copeland Ann Coronado Albert Craft Dorothy Craig Patricia Crawford Clariee Crowe Lanny Culver Johnny Cummings Marlene Cummings Voylene Cummings Carolyn Curtis Marilyn Curtis V King Ralph .lOH.Y.S'LZi77Ii and Queen Anita il Dell Allen rule al lfle Ma1'di Graf Ball. . t W M End W i. ' - 4 v ,.,,. . , -m-'YJ' aara r JE Burl l 4 THE ii was i +1 fills' - '-- ,g:,f.q, '-2 si . in .:, F ,. . . Q. ,sa Q., ., , dimly :.,,-, -: - ,- Uw.,W.i . SOPHCJMORE CLASS Eel? ,, -M , if 1 if .mg ff is ,X Wk mm : A l if was Barbara Davidson Barbara DcfLouChc' Eunicm- Downs-3' jan Downey Lonnicf Downs Shirlvy Ann Doyle' Robvrt Duncan Gwen Dunn Donald Eady Shvrron Eadx Brawnfir Eastvrling Jimmy Edmiston Kay Edwards Jimmie- Bvll Elliott Dvwanna Emmons Mary Alice- Emory 5 joy .Im-an Fc-an-l , Clay Fisher Gln-nn Fla-ming , ,, Brurc- Fontcnot 1 .lorry Ford ...,, , my A W 5 mx ox QW Elle Yis-QTJLA 3? Q ri X 3-1 i N W a K+ Q xg! 1 Q ll Al' Y w ww? Bo n n i C Fo rf- ma n -252125 f Lucy Franks Arlan Frazif-1' D ' Lvta Dcnnr' Fraxii-r ' Do roth y F rep m zi n in i Kathx' Ann Fundvrbnrk ': J. L, Furlow E' ROHHlP Galliun Buddy Gastvr Mary Nell Gatvs Bc-rnicf' Gilbvrt .'VA ' Pat Glass .,,. Charles Rob:-rt Godwin H Vera Gould Roy Wadi- Grc-on To il' Arlene Greer Eyvonnc' Grvcr A iai ,E -Ivanvttc' Haley M .,.,. AW.. Q .if wa ' sw Pagr' 44 1 vi ,ji ' ii! z 9 Q ii 10 ii ' ' -5: -fat... Y . ..,. N ,Q li Q :Q ... J.. 2 , I iq -D- if fy wk W ' 5:i,g'1' 1 V 5 A 1 ,5 F M..-nf MW swki Page Millic- Ann Half-y Beverly Kay Halsell Gladys May Halscll Jo Ann Hammvtt Jane Hammons Clurolvn Hancock Martha Harper Anna' Harrvll Shirlry Harrell Richard Hs-ath Edna Hcislvr Jovl Hemphill Duron He-nderson Billy Hendrix Irvnm- Hvndrix Rosf- Hibbard Mattie Holcomb Elainrf Hooter Odis Howl:- Billy Hughvs Carolyn Humble Bt-nn:-tt Humphrifhs Jerry Ingram Linda Jackson Mike- Jackson Charles Jarvis Frankie Johnston Patricia Joiner Frank Jones Jon-l Jonf-s Dwain Hilton Jordan Jimmy Jordan Jackit- Joyner Thvlma Joyner Jo Ann Km-vch Toni Kctchr-ll Ann Kincaid Carolyn Knight Irvnx- Laird Linda Landvrs blflllld 1111 buildirlj. ,X , . . A Ihr' .S'l'lI,O0l day bffgzru ax Izuxm unload ' I . I J nw X K M. if THE SOPHGMCDRE CLASS Janet Lavergne Deanna Lee Judy Late Mae Delois Leonard Julia Lineback Sunny Logan Nolyeon Lynch Troy Lynch Linda McCloud Billy McCormick Ruth McCullough Laura Ann McDaniel Sue McDaniel Mike McGee Frank Machen Sylvia Martin W. E. Martin johnny Marzula Molly May Jeannette Maynor Buddy Milstead Robert Milstead Spiller Milton Elizabeth Mizell Marlan Monzingo Bobbie june Moore Susan Moori- Sandra Moreau Linda Morgan Gary Murphy Brinkley Myers Nolan Naquin Shirley Naron Coy Neal Peggy Neal Gwen Nc-lson Mava Nolan Margie Norris Edward North Nina Mae Nugent W ri Page 46 KK , vv.',. ' Q, ii-i , irv ., S 1 'ii' :'r- f ' i're S L if' l Qir, r W If 4 Y L 4, .. ' W 3 'G V K... , 4 , , ,sf , 2 . K - , fn? . F av M' I ,J 'if 3 . at ' 'M' sl ,Q gf. as ,M Q X J lo g, W l ..:,:.f ii., .-... ,W V ......,.-. N - 52- if l 'W A Q f 1 .. ag' .. get ful?- Msggr 2 ' f 55 , A,,.. . .,,. 1 N ..,. . I M f - V Fai . I, ..Ir,. ,JI ,as -541, ,gf ' - ' ' Q --L... . A -: 2W5' . 1:4'5'ILf3-'iz-l!lE'fii fff f 5 iw A V- - ..,, A V 'W 1 .,3,,.1: I, g . 4- M 'Y22 is M' - W. 5 1' l' 1-'Z Yf w as 'A T35-, 3 Q 5 L-:fer , -aa ' A': 42 21 ., , .. B is, qllb fa 5 N'- ' 2552 ' its 5, Q Y N an M J' Wav if' ' 5 WC V' I' Franrffs jc-an Odom Joe' O'Nval Ralph Osbon Carolyn Own-ns Glvnda Owens Nanm-tu' Owc-ns Pat Parclum' Alifim' Parkvr John Bob Parks Alf-tra Parrish Crariv Partin Barbara Patrick James Paym- Clauclc Pm-rkins, Jr. Barbara Pm-ters Berky Phillips Frances Phillips Margaret Pi:-rm' Marvin Pipvs Gem-va Ply Mikf' Porter Mikel Potivr Flora Ann Powvll j, D. Prici- Bvttic Pringli- Bill Rains .Ir-an Rawls 4 :.: . ' i ' M B, aaa R Q r rrssa M so rrrr i,sa rrr f f nik Alzz A . If, If ' B s ww: t - A v,. . J, 3. G I if . , as , M .. W, .,,, , 5 is , .. Kathvrinc- Rawls Maurvvn Rhone Martha Ann Rhymvs Angelia Richic' Houston Roark Mildred Robrrts Lrslie Robinson Lynn Robinson Martha Robinson L. B. Rovkn-tt Linda Ann Rogm-rs Uharlvs Roy Shrrrill Ruby Soj1l1or1zm'f',v l41l00,Yl' flai-.x' 0fficv1'.x' in alfr- tion rmzdzzrfrd by flu' xtudmzl muncil Page 47 THE SOPHCDMORE CLASS Donnie Rucker June Russell Brenda Salter Charles Sanders Jeep Sanders Ricky Sanders Shirley Sanderson Ronnie Sanford Billie Sawyer Judy Saxon James Shaekelford Aaron Sharp Jessie Shelton Sue Shows Eunice Sims Billy Smith Edar Mae Smith Elvie Jean Smith Jane Smith Stanley Smith Bettie Spikes Julie Spinks Nina Stansel Gerald Lee Stone Gloria Street Charles Strong Karen Strozicr Frankie Sturdivant Fred Sumrall James Tatum Anna Taylor Shelby Jean Taylor Annette Thomas Ronald Thomas Noble Tillman Marilyn Tippen Billy Townsend Mary' Ethel Townsend John Ragan Vance Thomas Lee Vessel Page 48 .- WM-, QQKA lb li i Q 5. , t .,-. - Q sg sw we 321 ,M 'Hs Xt., ::'zf.:E . H-Us .Nazi if t'iQ1:,gevg,: . 1 S 4 f M1 rf get .. FM Julius Wagoner Bonnie Lou Wales Virginia Wall Frances Wallace Jean Wallace jerry Warner G. B. Watson Russell Watson Freddy Webb Sue Weir Delores West Nelda Wheat Grace Wheelis Charles White Jo Ann White Mildrcfd White Nancy Whitehead Harold Whitlock Jimmie Lou Whitten Carrie Whittington Johnny Wilbanks Lynn Wilhite Elsie Mae Williams Marian Williams Richard Williams Wayne Williams Rosemary Williamson David Wilson Pat Wilson Bobby Joe Wooten Eddie Worley Bobby Young' janet Zeigler Cl! 'iSf11dl0ll.Y7ll'X.l'M is the byzeord al M1'.v. Sllieely fovzduzrtx the big study hall. C25 jus! before 8:15 a. m. bell, boyx pause for 'm01zl:1'y.vlzi1zf.i ' in the hall. Ln' Roy Adair jo Ann Alford Annie- Allbritton Dwight Allvn, Jr. Kativ Lou Allvn Martha Allen Shirley jc-an Allen Kay Frances Antlvy Ross Mario Arnold B1-tty jo Arrant Harvc-y Arrant james Edward Arrzmt Jeancttr' Aswm-ll Sharon Ates Shvlby Aulds Ida Pearl Avant Lynda Avfrvtt Wayne Awtrf-y Johnny Bailey Jean Ball Curtis Bamburg Harry Barfoot Gwe-n Barnes ' Sophia Barrwtt Mickey Bass Brunda Bayles Peggy Baylcs Wayne Beard Margie Beardcn Robvrt Beasley FRESHMEN OFFICERS PRESIDENT.. .,.,i,,,,,. ,,,, ,,,,,....,, j o hnny Huntsman VICE-PRESlIJl'lN'I'., . .,,Tommie Sue Lowery Si-:CR1-1'rARY,. ,...,i,., , .,..,,... Diannf' Prestwood 'I'Rr1As1iRl-IRM... ,. ,,,, .,,... C famille Camp REPORTER., ,,,,,,.. ,,ooo . . ,,,. .,,Garland Webb Ll'dI'Ili7ly what f'ZJf'I'3' fI'l'.Yll7l'lK1Il should know, Camille Camp, Tommie Sue Low- ery, Dianne Prextwood, Garland Webb, ana' johny Huntsman .rtudy the Student Handbook with Mrs. jennif' L. Sullivan. ,iti f , wi ..,, Vh , :lay Y g K M. . QIQA. LA! . ,. .,- W Lrixggg I,. lal. I .W ..,. Q Q. .5 . 2 I :-:, . .1 . .f H V : :f i E ,ff H 4' i' , . A ii E A .l E 5.53.5 Ar . gy ' ,X ,fr N V ' qv, , lim if +5 '- V ri fl i s: as H i a W - t in ff E E3 :Q wa? o,i f at- u f ' - ii. . .,-: f - . av, . - u. ty' . 1 nnll ' t . .ky A -,Magik 5,9 rr b 6 1 yggs' , . .WA in o f ag, I ,- -I . ,ie WA 'M r' :S .::, Nokia f ' ': '5' A E- A lg Engl, .,. las. 'W 4. . .,,'. , . f li 1 U .. 4 Rafi ,'1i -vii '51 V '1 ' ..,, , ' 4 . ' P- ik fi 2' o H . A .,. f 1 A A flux 12 it will iiwffw. . .3 'H W its 'f ,fri it ' ' 'A ' ' 1 M D A ,, Lzq . - 0 A W '12 .si .xr X A I in . ,,. .FPS Page 50 V , ,.-f- , Evelyn Beaver l ,.,, 'AEV 7 ,. llb g' Glen Beebe , , V - P Qui.. 1 Betty Jean Bennett AM Af 1'-5. , 3 - f f Lana Leigh Berlin ' s Q, .ML ,, ww-' ' Glenda Faye Bingn- -mf 5 -M My L z ,, is man B B V - -:'-1 its t B 1 1 P I -ii if X his-I Wilbur Bish0P A. J. Black ' ' Allen Blackman 7 ,-., - 'Z . Marie Blackwelder N 2, f I J '5': g i 'S Harold Blakeney V f '3 1' 'K 5 ig M, f Barbara Blalock ,:,,. 1 ,i , Ken Blazier ' fi Anand Sylvia Boggan 3 ,,, .5 X L. . 'F Nu x Xa W ...Q ,wr 'ivmffd 5 1 x eg f vs fix jst,-.iff -..- V .. l 4 1- 4 t N 7 shx ' 5, Xxx Q. K, f f mmf? iw P M . Q 5 'QW 3 L . vl :AIV xvtil -bi Eflsk , U, 1 E 'gf ,,.. U A ,ik my ,M Q .E M .,.Q., V , ,Q Esther Loure Boles Walter Bondurant Barbara Borden Harry Boyd Charles Wayne Bracken Troy Branch Doug Brewer Frankie LaVerne Bridges Jeanette Bridges Carey Brooks Larry Brooks Buford Browder George Brown Mittie Brown Earline Brumfield Roy Burford Charles Burkett Harvey Burton Barbara Bush Ronnie Butler Patsy Ann Byrd Roy Byrd Nancy Calhoun Billy Camp Camille Camp Jeff Garter Billy Ray Gausey C'lzeerIeadw'.x' Linda Steel and Milto1z Smith ylww their acrobatic ability. 1 Q -A rue 2. 4 .J 4 it - - V ..,, ., it i Page 51 I s st,, .Riagg , l iv Wifi-tai THE FRESHMAN CLASS Bobbie Jean Causry Alice Cauthron Cherry Lou Chapman James Chapman Lloyd Chilton Mary Alice Christian Kathryn Christy Buck Clark Joyce Clark Lavada Clark Richard Clark Jackie Coats Diana Cobb Marvin Conrad Carole Craighead Barbara Crain Jimmy Crawford Richard Crawford Douglas Crew Lynda Crews J. W. Croft Ruby Jean Cromwell Clinton Cummings Keith Dailey Bc-tty Jean Daniel Pat Davis Linda Dvan Geraldine' Dcaton Jean Deggans Claudine Dempsey Tommy Dc-nnig Samuel Diamond Gerrie Dickerson Audrey Lee Disotell gf ,:L, Shirley Dowdy Ginger Downey Irma Duncan Ivin Dycus John Dye' Charles Easterling 'Q .L Is... 1 SE' R 1' my nf Q f W 655 4 if via .1 ,Y 4kw,, , ,ji .334 - i5 UWM ' tiff. . ' A 7 W s 'K-,N E a. s i5 -...y ' -'a' ,..,, . :gr X J LM 5 ' 12 v 3 ., as X z AQ? me s , X W , , Page 52 .3 A ,,,::: we . ee, N wwf? 12 -5: Qi Y ffl -.Qi li. ,Swaps ll -1 3 . . . W 8 , . A ..,. If , .K I 5 ,Avg r A X Q J M' '1 ' 2 M ' arksfwf ' , if 3 ' f - .. 1 N ,, Y s X Y s gf Wi 'fi .1 1 g , A .fa q wx ,K as an zjfwa , Q - .. -. 1 J X , K Vvsg 1 ' . ,ails E' R Wk ,X W 55 -,MA 'Rv E K 1 J 'lx N -..,--.F -., V-L.. 'f of-.. fw- F53 4 s.,s,.., avr 234 3 saga? ' 5 vi ...N. , - . -Q i 39 xy -K 'U' ,.,., ,.,. as fr t M , W if n was -:- -vi: John Eaves Billie LaVerne Elliott Sondra Enete Shirley Ann Ervin Mary Escalon Lynda Estep Hazel Ann Evans James Farmer Selma Fatheree Mary Floyd Joe Ford Richard Foster Drloy Fox Wanda June Fox Eddie Joe Frazier David Freeman Janice French Geraldine Frost Robert W. Funderburk, Jr. Rosemary Funderburk Carolyn Fuqua Larry Furlow Linda Fuson Algie Futch Shirley Gardina Charles Gaston Walter Gates julia George jimmy Gewin Gloria Gay Gorum Nelda Gould Richard Grant Kiley Grayson Jimmie Green ,. 7 Larry Grcpn I . I Jerry Glenn Griggs Qi. P . 2 ,.,, .lanet Gross ,, , Jerry Grubbs A Z., ' ' ' ai . Gmgvr Hammett All . ' 'G 'k 1 BWCC' Hanna 3 .wah A 'W ' Wgi ' . M1'.v. BFfKQFI'U7lJ.Y math students are hard at work. it ,,....,,., g ......... .. ......, 'fe a Kwiwrz lsr mf .. X, .... K ry V H ..,, - - K if f A f .f ,l 5 Q Q Q, x 333 E I Page THE FRESHMAN CLASS Bamma Harper Glen Ray Harrelson Sue Hattaway Fred Hatten Lonnie Hayden Rosemary Head Janie Heard Juanita Heard John Heath Josie Hebert Billy Heckford Billy Hemphill Jo Ann Henderson Barbara Nell Hendrix Gettis Hendrix Johnny Hendrix Buster Hennigan Lawson Herron Barbara Hightower Carolyn Sue Hill Stuart Hill Gene Hines T. L. Hines Virginia Hines Frances Hinton James Hinton Juanita Hinton Betty Jean Hodge Clyde Hodge Carolyn Sue Hogg James Holcomb Jane Holcomb Joyce Hollis Donald Hudson Jackie Hummel Johnny Huntsman Charlotte Jeanette Irby Claudine Ivey Delores Jackson Maxine Johns Page 54 A 4 v Q x v at trr 1 255: . t 1 si A . . , - 1.25 , 1 A as , 5 'S 'wks if ii 4 W W Q 5 Q X if 1 EW X Y 14 Q f l l L 5. f 3 aa. xi' .Q ,-.: Y J iv' 1 if W fi, ,al Fl li ' ' , '5 1 -' ami, ' 'ii W -- ' '..'.- -3 1 ' -' f 1 1 'F , .--A-.. '-'-' ' ' 1. in 5 . ' ig I A I .ff ' A A ,QP I , ::-'ff ' ii 2 t .. : .M .5 X, gf ,LZ 5. R -vga, LK? A 'f' W' f, Q..,Q,,,! ' ti - 5 . -E122 A 1 ' - . f ' A f w- .'. ,, sea. ww f t f S5 ' 5 fi ' 1 1 i I 2 ,i 5352 d F W W Page 55 Ruby ,Io johnson Clifford Johnston Betty Joiner Reba Jones Tommy jones Sherwood Kelly Phillip Kerry Riehard Ketehens Mary Kilpatrick James Kimball Ramona Kincade Morris King Hix Landrum Robert Lindsay George Lisenby Effie Little Brenda Faye Lofton Dorothy Lovelady Tommie Sue Lowery Martha Luginbill Frances Luther john Francis McCormick, .Ir Martha McCormick Danny joe MeDanell Doris McDonald Louise McDonald Ted McEnery Gerald McLaughlin Bonnie McMillan james McMillan Beth MeNeil Charles Magouirk Peter Mangum Donnie Mann Barbara Ann Martin Freddie Martin .Iune Martin Betty Lou Mathis LeRoy Mayo Mary Kathryn Medaries 'ada' .vrlmol 77ll'I'lIf1llfI'.Y zeorlf on fl motor. THE FRESHMAN CLASS Buddy Milstead Bennie Faye Moore Larry Moss Peggy Ann Mullins Martha Murphy Nellie Murphy Robert Murphy Ray Murray Henry Clay Nappier Beverly Neeley Lynda Nelson Melba Rae Nolan Bobby Nordan Judy Norris Geneva Carrol Nor- wood Charlotte Null Sonny Odom Rolly Oldenburg Wanda Osborn Georgia Ruth Owens Terry Wayne Owens Tommy Pappas June Parker Frankie Parrino Teddy Parrish Harry Paschal Arlo Pennington Mary Gcnece Peppers Annie Perkins Peggy Perkins Robert Perkins Theda Pettigrew Alma Pilgreen Gay Poston Donald Potier Marshall Pouncey Tonya Powell Terry Pratt Dianne Prestwood Jane Price Page 56 i a .a ' L .- in .,.,,,.. , I E ,. .,., S Q i s Q its - i + A t . , A a if E? .:Q:..., . ' QQ-V 11' Q ':: 3 ... 't g 3 HL Page 57 Martha Jo Purvis Walter Purvis Betty Rabun Jerrie Ramsey Linda Carol Ramsey f M- less Curtis Rape Richard Clayton Rawls Alice Reagan Tommy Reagan Polly Riser Anita Roach Eugene Roberts Stanley Roberts Buddy Rogers Barbara Rogers Jane Rogers Markey Rogers Nelson Rogers Patsy jean Rogers Shirley Rogers Frances Rowland Don Russell James Roger Rutledge Katie Sanford Keith Sanford Herbert Saterfiel Bobbie Saxon Patricia Shackelford Evanda Shepard Robert Simpkins Rodger Simpkins Donald Skipper Barbara Smith Betty Smith Milton Smith Vickie Smith Irma Smudricks Harold Snowden Dickie Soignier Sylvia Soivnier Barbara Smith hflpi .imzw lzungry Reb- flx at lunch. THE FRESHMAN CLASS Libby Spears Ruby Spears ' Venetia Ann Spell Alfred Springfield Troy Stamper John Stanley Linda Steele Hubert Stevens Charles Stewart Troy Stewart Wynona Stewart Dianna Stockstill Mike Stone James Street Earl Sullivan Billy Joe Taylor Eva Thompson Gerald Thornton Viva Dean Thornton Janie E.. Thrasher Gloria Ann Tippen Melba Tolbfrd Wilma Jean Tucker Earl Lave Turnbow Kenny Wagoner Hal Wales Kenneth Walker Bernice Wallace Mike VVallace Connie Ware Do othy June-Warren joe Craig VVatts Ann Weaver Garland Webb Jarov Weber, Jr. L1 ttie Weems Alice Faye White Charles White Donald White Linda White -uw Page 58 fi-Ti wt' . Q., -.R -l X ww 2 1 my gg I , ,.,. A . , BY 'K I of Q V 5,w,hQ , jamir' Leo Wilhitv V l i Rosomary White ,Gif Archie E. Whitlock V4 Everett Whitlock 1 -My Randall Wilbanks Zi s M if fx fp M ui!! if 'I :W E5 . , J ! Q, :TW 1 K - . . My Q b p Linda Willett . +V M X l y iw lf NW . A- -'-' I I Claudl-ll Williams ,. .,,.: I -.fy-3,23 - - Dorothy Williams ,,,.,,:, 2 ' W -'i Pa: Williams A:,ti Bmy Williamson W : - Bobby Wilson ,ji gf' V VNQ is ll 1 l. -:,, Gloria Fayr' Wilson .X :If ,,..: -- S E, H 3' M ist Lvnnim' Mao Wilson i ,W VW 53? Zara Wilson i ' L if , ,fl up Allrifc' Wiltc'hf'r . , 5 -qlb G ' A J ,.,- Wavnc Works 3 4 V 1 YJ uuz, Nathan Worley, -- 2 Lg! f , 'Q if -- Patsy Worthey jg ' iH,x'?S'?' :,f I , ' Yvonnv Young I uvu , V A Laura Zubvr li uiii fi tsl fi . , J , ill Homv fll'0Il0T!1fl'.Y girls lfrzrn llozc' fo .w'z1' zz finr .wfan1. ' f2l Linda Extfp and Tommy Brake'- fiffld ffigll as Allis Nlerry Cll1l'i.Yf771l1.Y and Mr. Happy Nfzz' Yam' at tllv D. E. Cl1II'i.YfT7lU.K' party. R. B. Majfnfzr, Linda Lavender, Patricia Calhoun, Coralie Heard, Mm. Elf'a11or Painiclz, and .ludith Carter zwieze an eighth grade .sfiertrr dixplay. Jim Abla Alma Abrough Gene Adams Betty Sue Agin Bobby Aldrich Dewarl Wayne Allen Yvonne Allen Patricia Dale Anding Vivian Anding Jim Antley Shelby Arthur Linda Atkins Glynn Aulds Clarence Avant Floyd Avery Kelton Bacon Faye Bagwell Mary Elizabeth Bagwell Eldred Eugene Ballard Jimmie Lee Bamburg Patricia Banks Wayne Bareswill Jimmy Barnes Roy Barnett William Barr James Lionel Bass Barbara Ann Bates Henry Bates Edward Baugh Ronald Baugh EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS PRESIDRN1 '.........., , ,i... ......, . R. B. Mayne: VICE-PRESIIDENT .,,,.,, .,,. , ,Pafriria Calhoun SECRETARX '.... ....,,..,t..... ,,,.,. . , Linda Lazwzdm- TREASURER .i....,.. ....,,,,, j uditlz Car-in IQEPORTER ........,.,. ..,..... C foralie Heard Page 60 Andrew Baxter Richard Beavers jane Becton Janice Becton Jimmy Bell 'loc Berry Leon Billings W. Bishop Betty Sue Blair Phenita Blake Martha Blakeney Bobby Blazicr Linda Bledsoe Wynona Boatright Kaye Bracken Anita Ruth Bradberry Patricia Annette Branch Evelyn Brashears Dwain Brasher Jo Evelyn Brewster Charles Brooks Gayle Brown Jimmy Brown Madeleine Brown Sue Brown Wayne Brown Stanley Russell Bryan Morris Bullock Murlene Bunn Elinor Burgess James Burnett Merilyn Sue Burson Carrie Louise Burton Barbara Ann Butler Bobby Butler Jack Butler Mary Alice Butler Richard E. Byrd Don Caldwell Vickie Caldwell Patricia Calhoun Glenda Calloway Robert Cannon June Cardin Judy Carter Linda Carter Nancy Cash Billy Ray Causey William Chapman Barbara Chisholm Vertis Clampit J. C, Clingfost Mary Ann Clouatre Barbara Cloyd EIGHTH GRADE George Coats Peggy Coats William Coates Woodard Coats Ross Cole Patsy Colvin Guy Cook, jr. Mary Copeland Joyce Cosby jim Cotton George Couthran Homer Couthran Johnny Cowart Morgan Crawford Annette Marie Cromwell Patricia Ann Crowson Sonny Culp Marie Daniel Gcneieve Dean Larry Deason Carolyn Deaton Julia Mae Dillard Peggy Dison Pauline Dooley Jimmy Dortch Thomas R. Dowdy Loretta Doyle james A. Drewett Ann Duncan Gloria Faye Dunn William A. Dunn Mary Lou Dycus Roy Eady Dickie Edwards Max Eldridge Clyde Edwin Elliott Frances Elliott joe Emery Roy Dale Eppinette Norma Evans Jack Ezell Larry Eze-ll Charles Feazel Marie Feazel Albert Fields Barrett Fisher Jerrie Sue Fleming Carl Fletcher Patsy Flint Charlotte Flowers Wade Flowers Joy Ann Foster Patricia Ann Foster Raymond Franks 5 W m , X W, alia A 'fa JK 2 AQ' 3, 1 Q .,.,.. 3 1 qgltt - -,IFE M, , ' 4529 .. 'I f f'f IFE .W-. f A. .7 - X' - .. : M. t , ww ,, .. 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Et. 1 at I ,..,, A ,, 6 . il' '2.-,,'. - 1: G' ' L1' 'f T . v':2 .V A gg? ,Z e M ,. 2, 4 Page 63 EIGHTH GRADE Fred Frantom Lou Frantom Carolyn Frazier Joyce Frazier Wallace Freeman Benny Frost Dean Frost Svlvia Frost Darline Fuller Bertie Fulton Shelby Dean Fun derburk james Alton Garvan Patsy Ann Gates Paul Gates .laNe1l Gentry Julia Mae George Martha lulia Gol SOD Ronald Gene Gooden Marie Gordy Joyce Gorum Portia Gould Richard Graham Carrol Lavelle Green Barbara Ann Greer Shirley Greer Barbara Griffin Glenda Gale Griffin Prentice Ray Griffin Linda Griggs Perry Grubbs Charlotte Guillary Ronny Haile Geraldine Haile Freddy Hamel Mike Hamilton Gerald Ray Hammett Patsy Hammon Billy Hancock Theresa Hanes Shirley Haney Dewayne Harper Billy Harris Margaret Harris Martha Elizabeth Harris Marie Hartley Betty Hattaway Marlin Prentice Hattaway Billy Ann Hayden Gene Haynes Jerry Haynes Wanda Sue Head Willie Mae Head Coralie Heard J. H. Heard GRADE :5iEl!2E:.':.f- . W M QQ ww N E D wwf K 1 Mary Elizabeth Heard Frances Hearn Minnie Pearl Heisler Flora Jean Henderson Raymond Henry Wilma Hcsler David Vernon Hicks Donnie Hightower Jack Hilburn Bobby Glenn Hill Jerry Hines Katie Hinton Reggie Hinton Virgil Hobgood Betty Hodge Joe Hoff Bobby Glenn Hollingsworth Edith Laverne Holstvad Annie Holton Amy Hood Sandra Jane Houston Edward Howard John Earl Ingram Linda Ingram Rosemary Irby Louie Irving Dennis Jackson George Patrick Jackson Richard Johnson Don Johnston Bobbie Wayne Jones Garland Wayne Jones Janice Jones Frank Jowers Shirley Jowers Johnny Dc-an Kane L. V. Kam- Elizabvth Kimball Ruth Kincade Wayne Kinman Mary Jann- Knighten Percy Kottvnbrook Martha Ann Lafferty Linda Lavender Sandy Lawn Betty Lea Glenda Rom- Lee Roy Ls-ar Daniel Lenard Louise Lester Arleigh Lewis Beth Lewis Grace Ann Lewis Patrick Linch Y F. fi Page 64 X i 8 ,- ' 252. nt. .a an- :. 23' we . A, , .,,: MN . J- 3 .- . V, . X ,b u we -..du - ' Page 65 an Q Nmgyk a f 0 ., in .t.E.tg,1 g M at i t Q .s .f !' ' if s A,- fv Y . ff lm, ax if 1,2 g 2' X 1 rv' 4, if .A 4 ara .fren V- M HGHTH GRADE Jerry Lee Lindsay William Lobrano Tommy Lolley Henry Long Glen Lovelady Richard Lovett Mike Lynch Era Layne McCorkle Charles McCormick Linda McCormick Barbara Ann McCurry Lavena McDanell Danny McEacharn Betty McGrew Phyllis McLeod Ruby MCLin Kay McMillan George Manning Charles Martin Nina Faye Martin W. D. Martin Joanna Massey Harrison Matthews Mac May R. B. Maynor Mary Ellen Maza Jerry Medaries Thomas Milstead Barbara Ann Moore Patsy Moore Billy Joe Morehead Steven Morehead Laura Morris Russell Morrow Wanda Mouton Glenn Murphy Elizabeth Lucille Murphy Grafton Murphy James Henry Murphy Lewis Naron Florence Neal May Jewell Nolan jimmy Earl Nordan Charles Edwin Owens Charlotte Pankey Gerald Parduc Jane Parker James Parker Roy Parker Sally Ann Parker Wayne Parker Aubry Patton Brenda Perkins David Peskc EIGHTH GRADE Bobby Joe Peterson Charles Edwin Phillips Frances Phillips Yvonne Pierce Robert Eugene Pinion Johnny Poole Barbara Ann Porter Priscilla Poston Jimmie Powell Judith Annell Price Kathryn Price Joyce Quinn Bobby Wayne Rabun Midge Rabun Betty Rawls Ivah Jean Rawls Pearly Jean Rawls Glenn Lee Ray Janice Redmond Don Rice Ronnie Richardson Tommy Richardson Billy Roark Dewayne Roark Ronald Roark Prentiss Robert Gaylord Roberts Mary Roberts Vivian Carol Roberts Jimmy Robeson Janice Robicheaux Bruce Robinson Glenda Rogers Mary Beth Rogers Mary Sue Rogers Roy Rogers Teresa Rogers Joe Ross Georgia Ann Roth Reggie Rountree H. L. Rucker Reginald Russell Chubby Salley Doriss Sanders Mildred Saxon Glimmie Lee Scoggins Marilyn Scoggins Bettye Ann Screpetis Bobby Shelby Daniel Shelton Wayne Shelton John Simmons Jackie Sims Gene Smith 'gif A :ff g. -1 IS r ,tx 3' , ,wzzlw r,4., f '2:g3 :-:me -. .WU 5 JV , A , G 4 4.5.52 -Exit . , .1 nz 4 f 2:-3 1' , s no ,4 .,s.. . Egg, 2? .fa l Pe a .Q .. . . J f- .J , ss, X3 1 wwf r 3 -. 1,'t ,,'r gr, .. ....f,,, E F l ' -.-,. I. , ,Q l ,. M23 . 9 ,fc , pf' 'YN w'v me 2 i 'Q Cf 1 X B :sm ,,,, , F3 -Q .Qifzga ,,....r- . , H ', ,sim V .L 1 ::-- 4 ,::, 33,525-S.. ' 5 .,.,,,. i.,.. .. Yi? I y L P P ....,-5. '-2 3: ,--' 5 ' , 1' E. :QVV - -':- E Y H7-. Q, QMQEQWH emi 'iwfwwh '- swfiwa :':2 1i': ie ,.., , n g e, N - I . -?:,,.,,:Z ,v., Q A 1 , -,Q In V wg! 'I ,-l:: hw 3 I: ' .iam-f . Y F ss., ff., F Q , K sad 'fi 5 F 4 i I If --E-it . Y me e ., 1 Vre'i' .. ' i - J ..:: , -,' .,. . .,-',,' S .': will 'sifwfm if ,Hn .,.: My fav W?.P ..f P an U . 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A.A i T Page 67 EIGHTH GRADE James Smith Jan Smith Lynda Smith Marca Smith Richard Smith Tiny Ruth Smith Wanda Smith Rosemary Soncs Annette Spurlock Alma Joyce Stanford Robert Steed Jerry Lane Stovall Marie Sullivan Billy Swinney Don Tatum Hugh Taylor Lois Marie Taylor Patricia Ann Taylor Sue Taylor Kay Terrell Jo Ann Thompson Priscilla Thompson Theresa Thompson Virginia Thrasher Patricia Annette Tompkins Harold Traylor Madeleine Tressncr Billy Tubb Rosie Lee Turnbow Jimmie Underwood Winnie Vail Becky Vance George Van Zile Peggy Venable Lena Mae Walker Jonnie Wallace Rebecca Wallace Wanda Ann Waller Glenda Jo Walters Ladell Ward Billy Ray Warren Wayne Wassan Sheila Watson Virginia Watson Harold Weir Gary Wellerman Janette West Juanita West Thomas West Don Wheat Tywannia White Linda Whitehead Ronald Whitehead Roy Whitehead EIGHTH GRADE s .- was , .11 l w Aitfvzw - 2933533 :N F S tt., Rolmvrt Whitlock Churlottt' Whittington ei ' I Ilnylm- Wilbzinks -+ lilvzuioi' Ruth Will-3' Pvggy ji-an Williams in nhnl .- f Ralph Williams l liilliv Wilson Elle-n Wilson Kvith Wilson Mary Elizabr-th Windhzinl ---' A..,, , D1-rmis Wink as Rita Wink mi-9 -2 -xi fi1'0l'4L:l' Witt .15 Travis Wood X John Woods , L- Dr-lor:-s Woott-n Rose-inary Worlvy Alton Wright Ks-n Wright Slllfllj' E. Wright Cllc-ntlu Sum- Young .lov Young Tonnny Young Hr:-rida Younsx' -f tw, ti A5 t 3' , - X 2, 4' : 1 ..,:2 'W i ii Y X gl 1 .Q - xy jf S fx- fsl Li .M Q A + f if 'M L 3 Hi A A ff I:'1lzt'r11f1'x, going ou! fm 1'ln'f'r!1'111l1'1', I1'arn.v fl, Fruulfy nzrmnzi in 0 ll 1 4 t fini of flu' flllllfll fiom Ronnfw Alfxxazlrlvz, , 9 ' . . . l. .llx vlwan-u In 111 flu H nz liozmmz s Di 1 ll: Bmlvy .w'1'n1.i Io llIII'4' Ihr .flfllflflllll zwll III llmiri, at 111' zlwalx au! j1uni.xlm11'nt. mmf H511 533554352 5.-Jfwwq' lid , 2 'Q fig is '62 , X i ya r r 'ff 3' 5 39 63PfM gg Hi 'E 1 'Q H E? X M An f fix Y? f W S LWB if gxfx Page 70 l K IV! IKS 4 Qglih-EA by -l Pa OFFICERS PRESIDENT. .... ,. Dennis Fieldi IST XIICIC-PRI-1SIlJEN'I', Camln Ifadj 2ND VICIC-PRIiSIIlIiN'l' . , , Lynn Vaizghan SI-:c:RI:'I'ARY-'l'RI-1AsIIRHR Grarie' A211119 HIS'l'ORIAN .,., Aflflluz Harris PARLIAMICNTARIAN Pl'l1flL'3'G1JOd.3'O7I SI'oNsoRs.... ,Aflm H. P. Smith Nlixx Algnrnv Shaw HALI. MONITORS SI-:ATI-LD: Graee Partin, Elaine Hooler, Sue Hill. Peggy Nealf Sherron Eady. STANDING: Billie Sue May, Gerry Lester, Barbara Bates, Nina Stansel, Bert Borden. James Bingmnan, Billy Clark. ASSEMBLY MONITORS I SI-ZATED: Ronald Crews, Ronalf Alexander, Rita Barnes, Marjorie Russ, Donald Alexander. STAND- ING: Era Layne Mefiorkle, Teddy Mooney, Beth Parker, Bobby Beas- ley, George Smith, Ronnie Bennett Leslie Read. CAFETERIA AND SERVICE MONITORS SE.a'I'IaD: Angelia Richie. France: Phillips. Charlotte Lathain, Bennie Gammill. Richard Watson. STAND- ING: John Becton. john Bob Parks Raymond Neely, Billy Moore, Tom- my Pappas. NOT SIIONVNZ Peggy Goodson, Douglas Brewer. ROW 1: Susan Moori-. Martha Harpvr. Barbara Crm-vr, Bvtty Brandon, Marilyn Huntsman. Pat Tompkins, Eyvonm- Crm-r. Brvnda Salts-r. Nlary Ann Clouatrr, Frances Rowland, ROW 2: Billin- Sur' May. Poggy Goodson, Barbara D1-Loufhc, B1-tty Rawls- Pat Stvwart, Carolyn Humblv, Carol Hr-rron. Charlottl- Latham. Gerry Lcstur. Rose Hibbard, Gr-rry Dickr-rson. Barbara Batvs. ROW 3: Dvnnis Fivlds. Bonnie' Fayv Moor:-. Mr-lba Harris, Garland W1-bb, Larry Brooks, Mary Hx-lr-n Kilpatrick, Sandra Envtv. jimmy Dortch, Orangit' Mac- Harper. Gloria Fayr' Wilson. Nina Stansrl, Lynn Tillman. Johnny Huntsman, ROW 4: Tommy Sandvrs. Billy Moore, Rob:-rt Harris. .Ioannv Williams, Wayne- Hendricks. Pat Worms, Bill Sr-ymour. jimmy Haddox. Sylvia Could, Lvslic- Road. Eugenia Blazier. Ronald Crews, Graciv Antlcy, Shirlc'yAv1-rs-tt, Gvorgi: Smith. THE STUDENT COUNCIL Ordained with the be-lief that democracy can br- ls-arm-d only through 1-xpvric-ncw, the Student Council is Composrd of thi' rxr-Cutivv and lc-gislativv df'partmm-nts with a studcnt Court and a monitorial staff. Sponsoring thv organization of tht- Tusquahoma Chapter of thi- National Honor Socivty. opt-ning thc' tl-arhvrs' loungc: setting up the monitorial staff, which is on duty in thc' halls, in thc' auditorium during assi-mblir-s. and in thi- cafvtcria. and br-ing rr-sponsiblv for all vlmations hvld in thx- srhool wen- projc-rts of this year. Officers of the Studs-nt Council attc-nclvd Convvntions in Jackson. Mississippi. and in Alexandria, Louisiana. STUDENT COUNCIL STAFF SEATED: Johnny l-luntsman. Carolz' Eacly, Dennis Fin-lds. STANDING: Mahlon Blarkstork. Peggy Cooclson. Sylvia Gould, Robvrt Harris. Mrs. Margarot Smith. Mvlba Harris. 1 'xiii' gl wa K 1 1 fi .,,,g-W v' SFS' wma' 1 f,lIlI'0f3'lI 'lUIl'!'IV, 11.u1.vf1111f 1'1f1l1n', 111111 lf.t'f1Il'!' Pflllllt, 1'11l1fo1, I'flt'l'A' I1 PIIVQI' fdut'-Ullf 1471 N11' HffIl77IlHj'.u A111 1111 fJf'fII4Q n'1'111r'11 up for N11' j11111t1'1' by l111og1'111' llrrtfifl, flllfifllllf IIffZ'1'I'ff.t'fII!Q n1111111g111'.' H1'l1'11 B1111111H. Hff?'1'7'ffYfIIlQ 7IIlIllfl!Ql'I.' I,111'1'y 11l1'.x'111111'1'1'. 11.i.s1.xl1111I b11.i1111w.v I7l0IIIl!Ql'I.' 111111' .lI111'g111'11l RIl.t'.X1'ff, b11v1111'w n1111111Q1'1'. lJf.fl'lIK.tfIIAQ HH' 11'111li' for H11' 755 11111111111 1z1'1' f11111't lvlllllllflllh' 111111111111 .'1lII2l1'7'.t'0II, 1111 I'!ZlifHI,' Syl1'111 C1111l1f.' ffllftlf Ht'I'I'IJIl.' Illlff fiflli' N1'zr'- tom. f,'l1111'lofl1' L111l111111. illzzxtlalm, 11'11.v 1111! f111'.x1'IIl. Wfliat tual-cvs 21 good yearbook? Pvrllaps vvc-rybocly has cliffvrcnt idvas on this suhjvct, but thc' l955 R1'b1'lai1'1f staff workvd through- out tluf school yvar to incorporatv into ont' hook the-ir opinions of thc' host way to prv- scnt life' at Wfvst Monroc High School. From scniors who had shown initiativv in svlling ads to liclp financv thc book. Miss Doro- thy -Io .Iona-s and Mrs. Don Halscll. businc-ss and vditorial sponsors, cliost- tht' vditors and IIl2lI1L11Q'f'l'S in thc fall. All seniors who had dis- playvd intvrvst in thc annual wcrv staff IHCIH- lvmfrs. NVutChing' and helping' the yearbook t'II10I'Q't' from stacks of picturvs, unknown nunihc-rs of tzihlvts of cut-lincs and writtvn and rv-writtvn article-s, typed Copy, ads, layouts. studvnt art work, and finally, galley proof, proyvtl an vx- citing' aclvcnturc' to thc cntirc' staff, Aiclvcl by Mrs. .Iolin Platt, art tc-zxclivr. Charlottc Latham drf-w all thc- RI'bI f0fVf' il- llIStI'2lIlOflS. Favoritvs whose picturvs appvar in thv ft-aturv scction of this book wvrv Plc-Ctvcl by tht-ir classinatvs, vacth class Choosing' its own two rvprr-ss'ntatives. Pirturc-s of fivv girls and llI!'l't' boys who rcccivvd thc most votes on Svnior Class ballots for most bc'autiful and hand- S0IIlC'StH compose thc first part of the- fcaturm' st-ction. Tha- titlc' of Mr. and Miss WR-st Nlon- roc' High was givvn to thc boy and girl lvacl- ing thc Svnior Class favoritcs. 'l'lw staff of thc' '55 R1'l11'l1zir1' has attvulpt- ml to crcatv in thcsr- pagvs. 21 clt-ar and truc' I' V picturs- of tht' yvur 19.14-19.15 at Vlvst Bion- rot- High School. Linda GIlI'I'f'ff. a,s'.x'i.x'tcz11f ffaxif I'dff0I',' Bl Z'l'lA1J' Vl 'illf1'.r, flub rdiforg' Vflda Mfyllffi, 1'lrz.x,x Udilor: and Norman B1'f1fk1'11, a.x.wi,s'lr111f .xllzorfv z'r1'ilo1',' rlloow' f1i1'f111'1'.v fo: II11' RIiliI'ZI,- AIRIC. BITHZIKI' of ab.w'11r11, jimmy Cook, .vj1oflx rdifor, ix no! in this j1ift1u'1'. THE 1955 REBELAIRE xllflby BI'KJZf'II, Bob Iiyfllllfllly, Bob 1Watl11'zi'.v, fi1'1iulafz'o11 Bi!! S!'j'77lOllI', .Nflllllfllf j1l1olo4g1af1l14'1',lalkx orwr lf11'ff'af111'r zanagff, and Razvlx Dlzfmfv, a.v,vi5t1zr1t l'i?'C1lIIlfi07I 77ZfI7IlI!Ql'I', ,wffiovz of flu' R1+:1z11:LA1R1a zvilh AfIfll'j0I'1.1' Rzzxv, ffalun I'f'f1l1I't' lo .volifif 11111111111.Yllb.Yl'fl-f1fi0II.Yfl'U7?Z Ihr .vfzzdmt body. vrlffozg and Rfto Br1r111'.v. a.v.vixlr111l fe !1fllI'1' rrlilor. Page 75 Sinn' half tln' cvs! of tlzf' REBEL DISPATCH ix paid for tlzmulglz flu' .valv of aflx, tllf' LldZ'f'I'fl.Yl7lQ xfaff muyt zvorlf l'II1I.YfflIllly to lffrp tlze' fzaprr in the blackf' Haw, fnamz Ga.ttf'r, .Ylwrill Ruby, Fayr' Parlfrr, Larry Alzwanrlrr, l111.ti111 .v.s TlZflI1IllQc l', and Toni lXyFif7lIf'll lraw ,vrlmol In .wll adx to nz4'1'frl1ar1,t.s'. REBEL IDISPATCH r'1'p0rfm'.v Beryl Baxfvr, Alinuny Cook. Bob Kffnmfdy, Ma1'ilc1z1 Azlflfvxxml and Paula Crzvgf' xr! Qui to now for 7It'ZC'.XH f'f1l'll fzllrm' of ,wlmol lffw in ordm to a.vz'1'r'!r1i11 zvlml .vlmulfl br llIl'lllfll'01 in flu, max! isxzu' of tlzr .vrlmol juajnv THE REBEL DISPATCH VVhat,s thc' dvadlinc' on ncws st0ric's? was zmswm'c'd hy Mrs. Don Halsell, journalism tvachcr, for thx' svxen issuvs of the Rfbvl Dix- patflz puhlishvd in 1954-55, Dvsignvd to teach, Plt'l1lll'.XE by Bill Srynwzu, Dvcznrza Lrv, and Nlary Nell Aivfrrtl, jzllotograpllvrr, and Clzarlottzf Laflzam, mr- toonixl, lend irzlf'rm'f to tllz' DISPATCH. inform, Pntcrtain, and uphold school idvals. thc' Dixpatclz finishcd its svcond ya-ar with tlm-v six-page and four 1-Olll'-PHQC' issucs. Edited by 21 staff of svniors who had tzxkvu A front page' fvatznr lx in flu, Tllfllflllllg as I'l'ldI1 U'f1lt.x !lS.Vi.Vf!17If ffaturf wditor, i1zl1'1'z'i1'zL'.v Carl B1'11j1lmz'l1w hand director. REBEL DISPATCH editors check the dummy be- fore it is sent to the printer, making sure all articles and ads are correctly pinned in place: Linda Garrett, feature editorg Bobby Moore, sports edi- tor: Carol Herron, news editor,' and Sylvia Gould, editor-in-chief. or were taking journalism, the Dispatch was financed entirely by the advertising of co- operative business firms and subscriptions of the student body. Each issue contained news articles and edi- torials covering school life, and pictures re- flecting the activities of iNest Monroe students. Features, humor, and sports completed the make-up of the Rebel Dispatch. N Distributing papers throughout the school is the work of the circulation staff: Arthur Craig, Anna Camp, Norman Grantham, and Rawls Dupree, manager. Alar- Fyping and proofreading, two essential jobs, are here reing done by foanne lfVilliams and Dorothy Alexan- ler, seatedg Bob Illatlzeunv, Tommy Sanders, Mary Bur- tha Wade, exchange editor, is folding copies of the REBEL DISPATCH, preparatory to mailing them to other schools. ton, and foyce Salsbury, standing. Page 77 1 A ,f- 'izf-:. Q Efmw vm www? sf--in wif? WA W Boys' State West Monroe High School was represented at 1954 Pelican Boys' State in Baton Rouge by Larry Alexander, Dennis Fields, and Bill Sey- mour. At Pelican State Larry was chosen city clerk and served on the Ways and Means com- mittee of the Nationalist Party, Dennis was elected state senator, and Bill Seymour was chosen chief of police. An imaginary state government, Pelican Boys' State enables its citizens to learn by par- ticipation, how the real state government works. Elected by the faculty, the boys were chosen on the basis of leadership, scholastic ability, and character. The West Monroe Kiwanis Club sponsored Dennis Fields, West Monroe Lions Club, Bill Seymour, and Isadora Liebreich Lodge of B'nai B'rith, Larry Alexander. KTED Janice Frazier, Melba Harris. STANIJINGZ Rita Barnes, Anna Rose Camp, Loretta Eppinette, Marjorie Russ. Larry Alexander, Dennis Fields, Bill Seymour Girls' State Six girls, chosen on the basis of leadership, scholastic ability, and character, represented W. M. H. at Girls' State on the L. U. campus August 19-27. They participated in setting up a model state government which per- formed the functions of a real state and had the same officials. Taking part in these model governments were Janice Frazier, Georgia City commissioner of street and parks, Marjorie Russ, Texas City sheriff, Loretta Eppinette, member of the Georgia City school board, Rita Barnes, super- intendent of education, and Melba Marris, Mississippi City judge. Delegates were sponsored by the West Mon- roe Business1nen's Association, the Gavel Club, Bobashelas Book Club, Carl White, of the West Monroe branch of the Central Savings Bank and Trust Co., and the West Monroe Lions Club. .IUNIOR REBEl,E'l l'ES ROW l: Mary Aldridgc, Imogx-nr Conrad. Truly Ann Chapman. Barbara Colvin. Marilyn Huntsman, .-Xnitra Firlda. Barbara Bra-land. Lvta Van Clravr. Evelyn Perkins. ROW '21 Jo Ann Yragvr, jr-nniv Lou Ervin. B1-th Sanford, Ina Fayr Owvns, Joy Parrish. Linda Saxon. .Ionnic Avi-ry. Carolyn Whitlock, Cvrry Lvstz-r. Gayle' Roark. Ciamillv Smith. ROW fl: Nrlla- Coultcr, Juanita Fant. Jr-an Clark, Shirlvy Works, Lila Canip, Shirlmw Faint. Karvn Le-0, Mary Hrnry. Pc-guy Chapman, ROW 4: Pat 'I'urnc-r, Mary jo Bottoms. Bobbie- Bm-ruvron Shirlvy Avvrott, Bm-tty Prvston. Lavvrnv Cru-rr. Kath' Culp.Cl1'nda Lollcy, Gloria Dowdy . M. H. S. REBELETTES SClPHfDlVIflRE REl5El,E'l l'ES ROW I : Doris Bouruvois. Martha Harprr, Mildrrd Robvrts. Slll' Wm-ir, Thvlma -Ioynrr. Maurr-rn Rhonr. ROW 2 llal'hara Prtvic Dorothy Craig. Lynn Wilhitc-. Alston Parrish. Linda Lamlvrs, Karvn Slrozivr. liclnn Hvislcr. ROW 3 Nlvlba Andinil Ann Colvin, lMarrha Robinson. Linda Jarkson. janv Smith. Cllrnda Own-ns, Barbara Da-Loin'l1r'. Clay lfishm-r. RKJW -li Mary Thomas, Barbara Butlvr, Ann Kincaid. Linda Morgan, Judy Imv. Carolyn Clark. Ann Harrvll julim' Spinks. K ' V .. N S Page 80 EXECILITIVE AND FIELD OFFICERS OW I: Ifuye' Parkf-r, Carol Hi-rron. Anna Camp, Mnrjoric Russ. ROW 2: Martha Wadv, Lori-ttu Coyne-, Sylvia Gould ROW I irlmra Brvlund. Lilu Clmnp. Margurs-t Russ'-ll. Rita Bzwnvs, Put Turns-rl Jonnim- Ava-ry. ROW 4: Truly Ann Clliapinsin, I it S4 't. listhvr Plunk, Carolyn llowvrs, Ba-tty Pricv. Lorvttu I'lppinl'tt1', llurolf' Iiadv. 'lanifrf Fraziu-r. Rvhvlt-tu-s in tht-ir hluv and gray unilorins sold to sp:-rtutors ut ull home- loothzill Qzunvs. Pro- OFFICIERS vision drill hall-tinic shows 1'l'lIll'CU'fl hours l,RliSlDliN'I' Anna Row Carnp spvnt practicing during' tha' sunnnvr and altr-r XIICIC-PRI'1SlIPIQNT Cam! Ann H4'rron school. lnc'luclm'cl zunong othr-r school zlctivitivs S1ac:Rr3'1'.xRY Ffzyr Parker wx-rv an annual IJIIIICIIIUI and 21 spring lI2lyI'lCll'. 'l'R1c,xsl'Rr1R lVIf11'jm'if' Rum liv ushc-ring at tht- Littlv 'l'lu-:its-r and by RIil'OR'I'IiR .S'yIz'ia Gould sc-lling Eastvr Souls, Cliristnius trvc ticlwts. and SliRGliANT-A'I'-.ARMS... foann Casin Spanish Aincrican Xvlll' Vctvrans' and Navy l',xR1.lAMiaN'l'.'xRIAN , l.UH'Ifflfi0j'Il1' Mothvrs! tags, thc- Rvhvlm-ttvs pzu'ticipz1lccl in Hls'roRl,xN . rllarflra Wada' ronnnunity projvrts. Raising school spirit. clOIlllt'Cll'l'2iU'-C21PPVCI Ona- hunclrvtl l'lQlltt't'Il svnior, junior, and sophomore girls, hziving und maintaining at R4-hvl licvnsm' platvs. pvnnants, and progralns lc-nst un 84 2lYl'I'2lQ'l'. C'OIIlPl'lSt'Kl thc- l95-l-55 squad. SEN IOR RElilil,li'I l'liS ROW I : Gail Whvl-lis, Estht-r Plunk, Margurvt Russell Carolyn jowrrs. Rita Burnt-s. Annu Camp, Faym- Purl-wr. Allllllllll' C h me x ROW 2: Mvllma Harris. Put Stvwzlrt, Icln Mm' Antlc-v, Suv Sullivan, Martha Watlv, Lori-ttu Uoyriv. MllI'j0I'lI' Russ. RO -llilllf'l' Frnzim-r, Mary Burton. Lorvttu Ilpplrivttv, Sylvia Gould, Bc-ttv Prim-, Joann buster. Grzirim- Antlvv. Clzirolr- Eutlx, L 1 m Hn-rron. MEMBERS ROW l : Benny Gammill, Anita Dell Allen, Jane Blake, Carolyn Curtis, Marilyn Curtis. Polly Riser. Eunice Sims. Wilma Hesler, Rose Hibbard, Margaret Pierce ROW 2: Sue Moore, Brenda Bayles. Wanda Mouton, Billy Jordan. Sunny Logan, Marvin Pipes, Jimmy Jordan, Mattie Holcomb. Guy Cook, Spiller Milton, Woody Coates, Mack Bayles, Walter Briggs, Gay Irby, Dianne Carter, Sherwood Emory, Sylvia Boudreaux. ROW fl: Nancy Cash, Linda Griggs, Jane Holcomb, Gerry Dickersorh Billie Wilson, James McMillan, Rich- ard Graham, Jeanette Bridges, Phenita Blake, joel jones. Glenda Sue Young, James Hinton, James Mc- Elroy, Yvonne Pierce, Charles Hogan, Curtis Rape, Ronald Thomas, Ronnie Bennett. Mary Nell Averett, ohnnv Brothers Solon Kin ROW 4' Carl Bru bacher .I , - g- - P , Bobby Witt. Patsy Brown, Russell Morrow, Gwen Dunn, Franees Phillips, ,Billy Harris. Connie Fuller, Mary Ann Ferguson. Gwen Nelson, Gay Monroe, Joy Emerel, Doriss Sanders, Buddy johnson, Marshall Pennington. THEW. . . BAND A trip to Mardi Gras in New Orleans for Band Half time shows and stycial puidts in the second Consecutive year was a high point in cluding Iodto Maxell ot Dimts l10Il1tCOIll1I1U md this year's progrmn of activities for the W.M,H.S Armistice Day wut ilso put ol its schtdulc Xvltll Mary Ann Ferguson, head majorette, Carolyn Curtis, Marilyn Curtis, oy Emerel, Connie Fuller Gay Irby Gay Monroe, Gwen Nelson. Page 82 s , K . 2 ' . i2Hm ll. 2, the- llchclvttcs, thc hand won first placc for marching' in thc Cotton F1-stival Paratlc at Bas- trop. Cliristmas and spring' conccrts liighliglitccl thc bancl's public appcaranccs. A rating' of very goody was rcccivcd at District l Music Education Association Fcstival. zfltetball game if pepped up by bandis lively muxic. 4 AlHI'Clli7lg down Trenton Street, the band steps huh At mid-term thc promotion of C. Solon King, band director, to the position of Ouachita Parish supervisor of music, brought the hand a new di- rector, Carl Brupbachcr, from Lakc Providence. Serving as head drum major was james Mc- Elroy, senior, whose qualities of lcadcrship, ncat- ncss, and willingncss to work secured him thc post. Page 83 CHOIR West Monroe High School Choir's annual Christmas Con- cert on December 21 and Spring Concert on April 19, under the direction of Mrs. Arnold Kilpatrick, were the two main events in this year's schedule. The choir sang for the annual Louisiana Education Associ- ation Convention held in Monroe. It received a rating of excellent at the Louisiana Music Education Association Festival at North- east Louisiana State College. Other appearances were at the Grace Episcopal Church, First Baptist Church, Ruston High School, and Calhoun High School. Concluding the year's activities, the choir sang at the honors assembly, at baccalaureate, and at commencement. McGough, Barbara Peters, Carol Sorenson, Billie Beeson, Carolyn Whit- lock. Patsy Franks, Camille Smith, Gloria Dowdy. ROW 2: Faye Parker, Marjorie Russ, Shirley Works. jonnie Avery, Ida Mae Antley, Shelby Brown, Sherrill Ruby, Rita Barnes, Pat Sills. ROW 3: John R. Dunn, Billy Battaglia. Dorothy Howard, Shirley Owens, Lynn Tillman, Ann McIntosh, Shirley Doyle, Carole Eady, Peggy Chapman, Loretta Goyne, M. C Wooley, Marlan Monzingo. ROW 4: Jimmy Stennette, Eugene Blazier, Rudy Ramsey, Sherwood Emory, Norman Bracken, Doyle Wheat, Tommy Brakefield, G. B. Watson, Malcolm Bass, Lon Bass, Pierce Ramsey. l CHOIR OFFICERS l Loretta Coyne, librarian, Carole Eady, pull licity chairman, Faye Parker, secretary: Rucl Ramsey, vice-president, Rita Barnes, socisl chairman, Tommy Brakefield, sergeant-at-armsy Billy Battaglia, treasurer, Pierce Ramsey president. l Ensemble members, chosen from the choir by Mrs. Arnold Kilpatrick, must possess good singing voices and be at least aver- age students. This organization performs in public more than any other school choral group, sings at the annual concerts, and entertains the student body at assemblies. This year the ensemble rated superior at the annual L. M. E. A. festival. In addition to performing atfschool functions, this group sang for the Bobashelas Book Clu ' e Lions Club, the Rotary Club, the Lionesses, the Health nsgyion, and the School Hi- lites T.V. program. ff 'X 1, J ' V ' rj , bw 1 fl , ul' .. , A- . fjl ACCOMPANISTS AND DIRECTOR iff :Mx Anna Rose Camp, Mrs. Arnold Kilpatrick . 0 Carole Eady. . 4 J I w lv - . , EATED: Marjorie Russ, Camille Smith, Loretta Goyne. Row 2: da. Mae Antley, M. C. Wooley, Rita Barnes, Billy Battaglia, john E N S E M B L E Lichard Dunn. Row 3: Norman Bracken, Pierce Ramsey, Robert larris. f Page 85 ROW 1: Eloyce Baxter. Deanna Lee, Peggy Neal. Pat Wilson, Sherron Eady, Dorothy Craig. Jean- nette Nlaynor. Beth Parker, Carolyn Owens, Evclyne Garrett. Wanda Wheelis. Aurice Wiltchcr. Frankie Parrino. Marvin Bell, johnny Wilbanks, Kenny Wagoner. Robert Milstead. ROW 2: Bobbie June Moore, Patsy Worthey. Dorothy Williams. Katherine Rawls. Brenda Salter. Doris Bourgeois, Katie Lou Allen, Clay Fisher. Sue Shows, Lori-tha Copeland. Pat Glass. Marv Hn-len Kilpatrick, Linda Morgan, Nell Coulter. Mildred Roberts. james Bingaman, Howard Bailey. ROW fi: Flora Ann Powell. Le-ta D. Frazier, Mary Greer, Gloria Street. ,Iimmic Lou Whitten. Bonnie Foreman. Margaret Pierce. Arlene Greer. Kathy Fundcrburk, Ronald Black, Robert Kennedy. Norman Grant- ham. Houston Roark. Bennett Humphries. 'Ted Mooney, David Johnston, Frank Machen. Chester Halley. ROW 4: Patsy Lynch, ltiartha Rae Allen, Margie Norris, ,lean Wallace. Artie Mac Wimbcr- ley. Jane Smith, Pctcr Nlangum. Annette Brumficld. Ginger Hammett, Br-tty Preston, Duron Hcndcrson, ,Iim1nx'l'1dn1inston. Bob Lemoinc, Tommy Sanders, Harry Paschal, Bill Clark. Jerry Sandx-rs. George Smith. Billy Hcckford. MIXED GLEE CLUB GIRLS' S ROW l: Diana Cobb, Maureen Rhone, Sylvia Martin. Sue Weir, Martha Luginbill. Patricia Shak ford, Janet Lavergne. Glynda Bingaman, Sophia Barnett, Yvonne Alexander, Rosemary Williamso Thelma Joiner. Martha jane Wellerman. Lennie Mac Wilson. Linda Dean, Delores jackson. ROW The-da Pettigrew. Frances Phillips, Loy Bass. Joyce Clark, Barbara Blalock, jo Ann Alford. Gra GLEE Wheelis. Nancy Calhoun, Mollie May. Sharon Ates, Karen Strozier, Carol Herrington. Alice Fa White, Ruby Spears. Esther Boles. ROW 3: Peggy Bayles, Linda Rogers. Linda Jackson. Shlrl Gardina. Bernice Gilbert, Ruth Coats. Ann Coronado, Julia Mac George, Patricia Crawford, Geo gie Greer. JoAnn McGowen, Glynda Smith, Pauline Murray, Wynona Stewart. ROW 4: Irma Du CLUB Bonnie Wales. Owen Barnes. Jeanette Aswell. janet Varnado. Page 86 can- Betty Spikes. Mary Kathryn Medaries. Lavada Clark, Sue Wilson, Agnes Wilbanks, Barba Borden, Patsy Rawls. Martha Aulds. Charlotte Irby, Becky Phillips, Linda Avi-rett. Eunice Downt Fi A n.....,...,....,, m S: x r gig , a xHF 7 ,s Y, 4 gf-1: gg as 2 , QKAMQ, wi seg -, 5. . ff If V91 'fy if ' 4 '14 M , fwfyw' , k, .4 tb- : I' M4 v ' . ix bf H A. v' le y,1 'f ,'f' 5 WM- ,A 'wh-r W,, ' ' A ' P4 - Q1 L -L 4 .:E1:e ' Swv- 1 -it . A' ' 4 5 2 , 1 ., ., ,. . Y ' 'f'Q-qs 4, ir Q 3 523? qt- -cb i ggimgii ,I 1 ' f' 2 ' A fjkgilbf if Y Y' GQ r w V W I 6 ,J-A RQ XX? 'X 'K X3 in 71 EQ5y y WX Qi Zh! Xxx KU Wg 3 ?? sh UNA Qifii 51 saint, K -45.5. SH ELISY BROXVN Pagr- 90 CHARLOTTE LATHAM MARILOU ANDERSON OLNA GREY ANTLEY MARY LOU GUICE W . ,,15.i,,Q,i fgQ,,,wi,,, f , ,ig RALPH JOLISSAINT DONALD ALEXANDER HANDSOMES SLLATHD: Charlotte Latham, Ralph jolissaint, Marilou Anderson, Ohm Grvy Anllvy, Shclhy Brown STANDING: Mary Lou Guice, Donnie Alexander, Billy Battaglia. Page- 915 P N BOB LEMOINE PAT STEWART SUE ANN WILSON RONNIE ALEXANDER JOE MALLARD ESTHER PLUNK last, s,.. nun, 3.516 V 5-5, 1 F? ta n 4 .Hb 'mix .M , 1 V H 5 T? ., is 'M l . .M Q x FRESHMEN GARLAND Wmsu AND LINDA S'l'lilCLl'1 EIGHTH GRADERS I'oMMY LOLLEY AND LINDA LAVENDER WXQKM' Q4 jUC! ' I RITES - 1, ww-1 ..f3,2s-,.:.,-', An- - ,, - MM XW ME mfg W 01 DAN A P0 nffxo fwwwfl M W flfN- N5 ww Page 98 VV...-lf lf ' UCS wig li js Egg A wx LQ3 Page 99 It 1 C xt, 5 .0 K K4 W 1 . ' 1 ' ROW 1: Thomas Vessels, Charles Cotton, Johnny Huntsman, Robert Hattaway, D. Price, DeWayne Mal- may, Mack Hunt, Robert Perkins, Johnny Marzula, Vince Marzula. ROW 2: Buddy Caster, jimmy Ed- minston, Sammy Fordham, Forest Brown Davis, Freddy Webb, Richard Watson, Billy Joe Thompson, Rob- ert Harris, Wayne Hendricks, Bruce Lee, Sonny Odom. ROW 3: Ronnie Sanford, Larry Lawson, Don Adams, Malcolm Bass, Tommy Brakefield, Wayne Peel, Carl McMillan, George Smith, Billy Hughes, Benny Gam- mill, Marlin Moore, Hershel Jones, Glen Fleming, Frank Machen. SCOREBOARD W.M.H.S. Opponent 6 Jonesboro-Hodge 20 13 Winnfield 20 7 Springhill 31 12 Rayville 23 6 Byrd 41 13 Neville 27 18 Marion of Lake Charles 14 13 Pineville 13 0 Bastrop 34 0 Haynesville 31 0 Fair Park 53 7 El Dorado 46 27 Mangham 7 HGWARD BARKER DAN MCGLURE Head Coach Coach Page 100 l THE REV. JAROY WEBER Pastor of the First Baptist Church, West Monroe, Team Chaplain. Managers John Richard Dunn, Ray Edwards, Bob Lemoine, head manager, Clinton Cummings, Garland Webb 1954 FOCDTBALL SEASON The Rebel grid machine under the direc- tion of Head Coach Howard W. Barker, as- sisted by Coaches Dan McClure, Jeff Hennessy and Bobby Wilson, rolled to a halt this year with two wins, ten defeats and one tie. Though outweighed and inexperienced, the Rebels al- ways fought hard and lost several games by close scores. They first tasted victory by defeating Mari- on, in Lake Charles, in a hard fought battle. Then West Monroe battled the Pineville Rebels to a 13-13 deadlock the next week. Closing out the season, the Rebels downed the Mangham Dragons here in a home game. Joe Adcock, of the Milwaukee Braves, was the guest speaker at the second annual W. M. H. S. Athletic Banquet. He spoke on his ex- periences as a professional ball player. The ban- quet, sponsored by the Quarterback Club, honored players of all sports. Since football season had just been completed, the following awards were made: Malcolm Bass, most val- uable playerg Marlin Moore, best lineman, Billy Joe Thompson, sportsmanship, and E. C. Roark, Key Club Hall of Fame Trophy for '53. JEFF HENNESSY BOBBY WILSUN Coach Coach Don Adams NILIICOIIII Bass 'l'or1m1y l31'z1kc'ficlcl Bennie Gammill lfnrl Halfbafk' C'l'Ilf1'I' Tafklw Rohvrl Harris Xvllylli' IF'Il'INll'iC'kS Billy HllQl1l'S Mack Hunt Guard C,'z'nl1'r Haffbark Bark I1 f'.vt l1'l!lllI'f71' High Sffmol Band and lfzz' Rf'bf'11'ft14v T110 Rrbvl f lt'Zft'7I i5 lad onto fill' fifld 1?j'.Yf1iI'ifI'd flzvrr jzrrfwrfrz fl! llaff-finza' fm' ,xfn'fIf1lm,x. lfY1d1'rv. Page 102 r ,, ,C 4 ......- - '!K All Q5 tlolmny Huntsmzm Hm-slmcl .Ionvs I,a1'1'y Lawson lirucr' lm- ClIlIll'ff'I'l7lIlkIf Halfbafk yvllflfff' l':?II1 Dc'XN'ayr1v Mzxlmuy XIiIlCCIll Mz1x'zl1lz1 Marlan Monzingo IYIZIIKHII IX100l'1' Qz1a1fw'bf1f'l.' FIIINDIIKA' Clllflfd y'I11'lfll' Lalrr' Uxfmd f!1lm'l'.Y nzowinlg jzictzznmm of ilu' Lganzff to Lax! Illillllftf i7IX'fI'llf'fiUlI.Y fm' gi1.'f'1L by C,'oru'f1 IVIz'Clurc' 124' xlmzfvz lalw' to ff11'-fooffmll fffllll. In Robwf Harzix. Page 103 P FRESHMANFCOTBALL The freshman football team, composed of freshmen and eighth grade boys, completed its second year of high school competition with a record of two wins and three losses, both wins being over Bastrop. Although the frosh were beaten 6-0, the Ruston game was probably the toughest and best of the season. Outstanding players for the team were Jerry Stovall, left halfback, and Tommy Lolley, quarterback. ROW 1: Jack Ezcll, Kelton Bacon, John Eaves, Mike Lynch, Terry Pratt, Donald Skipper, Wayne Brasher. Ro-w 2: Clin- ton Cummings, manager, Jerry Stovall, Coach Bobby Wilson, Donald Hudson, Joe Ford, Tommy Lolley, Mickey Bass, jackie Sims, Morris King. J. E Price, Richard Rawls, Gerald McLaughlin, Coach jeff Hennessy, Albert Fields. Ouachita junior Varsity takes the offense against the Rebels. Page 106 's ,x 'Y ix, W 'Wei' Qm Rebelandls first homecoming was celebrated by the crowning of Queen JoAnn McGough in an assembly in the auditorium on Friday, November 5. The Lettermen's Club chose the queen and her court of ten maids to reign over this first homecoming ceremony. Ruler of Rebeland, King Howard Barker, according to a fairy tale related to the assembled students by Miss Ann Thompson, was seeking a successor to his throne. His ten sons, seniors and last-year men, each escorted a princess to the kingls court. A queen was to be chosen from this group. Prince Robert Harris was named the lucky son, for King Barker abdicated his throne and crowned Jo Ann McGough as West Monroe High's first homecoming queen. Princess Gay Monroe was chosen maid of honor. Following this ceremony, the queen, her court, and their escorts rode through the Twin Cities in a colorful parade with the band, Rebelettes, and club floats following. Quarterback Club President C. Watson crowned the queen for the second time on the field before the game between the Rebels and the Fair Park Indians. After the game a dance in the gym ended the homecoming festivities. Eroorlx MdI'll7l Moore, Harold Lloyd Willi.f,, Malcolm Barr, Tommy Brakvfirfld, Vincent Marzula, Robert Harris, Benny Gammill, Don Adams, Herrlzfl jones, and Billy foe Thompson pow with their pr'ince.f.w5. Little Gary Emefrel ix football maxcolg Randy Russell, crown-bearer. i 1 A V 2 Mg wg- , wg is ii5 ' Y. and V . I , 'Q is W ,. M-- if ,X ,w if u Q 5 .wi Ve Q . I , N 'N Sgiwffv fd eif?Qff. gig J mag as ga 25351 Mn'- 'f-2, if Q ,, fi 2 K N PM Si A I 35 .235 fs1sfz'?3'!??S5i? 5 vs i:sgf3 in i.Q.Qs.:. g Q A, we Y vwzif We . F A 9 ..: ,E , V ,,,, it ,M r Liz:-ai ji ' - f :SPM , , mg! .W A Nga, wwf , E X If KH S wv 5 gp. g fix I 3 'aa E 5 kk: 5, 'sv 'Q if V . ,Q 2 ff? aw + 23,5 S xae Q KNEELING: George Smith, Lon Bass, Jeep Sanders, Mack Hunt. Dennis Fields, Frank Jones. Richard Wat- son STANDING: Bobby Moore, manager, Chubby Johnston, Gary Huekabay, Eddie Watkins, jimmy Had- dox Tommy Sanders, John Richard Dunn, manage-'r,Coaeh Gene Hardin. BASKETBALL-1955 Entering' the second year ol' AAA compe- tition, the Confederate hoopsters started out the season with a winning streak, taking such top north Louisiana teams as Calhoun, Bolton, Jonesboro, and our bayou rivals, Neville High. Under the guidance of new Coach Gene Hardin from Sterlington the Rebel cagers ex- perienced a fairly successful season. Knocked out of AAA competition by the Bastrop Rams, the Rebs went on to win 17 games to 12 losses. Torn Sanders and Gary Huckabay re- ceived trophies for making' the All-City first team. John Richard Dunn Bobby Moore Publicity Affflllfltffli fl'1fl7IlI..QI'I' Page 111 Derznii Fields dr'iU12.v through Calhoun for a lay-up. Lon Bass Dennis Fields Forward Guard rne The Rebs didn't suffer from lack of height this season, the shortest varsity man being Dennis Fields, 5'1O , who showed outstanding ball handling and scoring. Coach Hardin's flashy squad won the first athletic trophy for W.M.H.S., taking third place in the Farmerville tourney. To top this the Confederate cage machine edged Wilmot, to take first place trophy at the Bonita Arkansas, by a five-point margin 'C-azz-4 Yfbun 1.-Jn , U girl!! ' ,, A at J fb , V :ll f ll QM! il Vs. N13 ' U If U X JL Jimmy Haddox Gary Huckabay Mack Hunt Chubby Johnston Forward C,'mztfr, Forward Page 112 Guard Forward Frank Jones Jeep Sanders Tommy Sanders George Smith Guard Guard Guard , Cefzt r ,Jf lx 617-41, will . i Mi 'e Stone ,Eddie Wat Guard Cenlterl? The cagers won another honor for West Monroe in the tournament at Calhoun. In competition with strong teams like Downs- ville, Ouachita, Ruston, and Calhoun, the Rebels took third place in the tourney, falling' to Ruston. Ruston went on to edge Ouachi- ta for top place in the finals. Coach Terrell, of Calhoun, presented the Rebs medals for coming in third. Ba.x'ke'tball ,lilagrn of the future are little Skipper Har- d i 1L Page 113 and Patrzfk ML'Cv07Z0llI3', .r01z.v of W.M.H..S'. and Neville coaches. Standing: john Ann Painifh. Patsy Byrd, Barbara Davidson, Pat Wccms, Mary Both Byrd. Patsy Rawls. Brrky Phillips, Darlene Johnston. Martha Aulds. Dot Phillips, Jo Ann White. Mildred White. Kneeling: Managers jo Ann Mrflough and Robe-rt Harris. GIRLS'BASKETBALL Patsy Rawls balll1azc'l.'.x' Ihr bzzrkbozzrzl c1g111'r1.xl Nvz'1'Ilf 7'1'gm1y. Page 114 Winning second place in the Bonita tourna- ment, the Rebel sextet brouglit hoinv their first trophy. Becky Phillips received a trophy for being chosen the best girl player at the tourna- ment. Becky and john Ann Painich were award- ed basketballs for making all-tournainent team. The slextvt won over Bonita and Wilmot in the tournament. but lost to Linville 38-27 in the finals. SCOREBOARD W.M.H.S. Opponent 39 Calhoun 44 22 LaSalle 34 37 Neville 1 1 17 Chatham 19 47 Quitman 17 22 Neville 9 32 Bonita 27 19 Wilmot 17 27 Linville 38 38 Holly Ridge 22 32 Bernice 21 39 Ouachita 25 28 Baskin 57 29 Bastrop 27 39 Mangham 57 27 Calhoun 28 44 Bastrop 31 53 Neville 35 28 Bastrop 35 39 Neville 22 In the district playoff W. M. H. S. girls' basketball team lost to Bastrop 35-28, but won fourth place for the district. All but two play- ers, Pat Weems and Mary Beth Byrd, will be back next year, when the team will be all out to take first place in the district. Page 115 Mrs. Lou Nell Russell and Mrs. Natalie May Coaches Jo Ann McGough Manager Martha Aulds Mary Both Byrd Patsy Byrd Barbara Davidson Guard F0rzt'a1'd Guard Guard t l I Forwards Pat Wccins and .Iohn Ann Painj Enteri eir first tournament of the '54-55 ich and guard Maxttlia Aulds rcccived bas et- sua n Q Oudfant, the Rebel 51-Xtgt Camp hall awards for making all-tournament ' 0 , l ith 3 third place trophy after losing O.P.H.S. tournament. Rebels left thc nf Vi' t U ,. . . .. athani I9-17. 'Ihr' team made up for ,, 0 f, l0I'l0llS, for they placed second c t , Q . 7 by J' with such schools as Bt-rnic' , acl aff and loss by Overrunmg Qummm 47-1 'md.3g' mug Baskin. . W the UOPPY' Vi ,. U 5 i M X U :li P f P if Pill Darlvnc- -lolinston -ohn n P ' ' Effie Bucky Phillips ibpt Phillips , Guard Forma Guard F0?'l6'U7'Il1 l Page 116 Patsy Rawls Pat Weems .Io Ann White Mildred VVhite F07'ZL'llI'11i F01'zt'a1'd F07'ZK'flI'd Guam' The 1955-56 team should do pretty well, since we are losing' only two of our players. loo. we are expecting some players from MI'S. A. C. Russell's freshman team. The girls are willing to work, and I think they will show teamwork next year, stated Mrs. Natalie May, coach. With folzn A1111 Pai1zifl1'.v fufljz the Rebel xcorf' go up. Page Cll john A1111 111'Zz1r'.v in for two aigaimt Nfwillff .girls Q21 Pat W1'P11z.x' .virzkx a A'll0f. BASEBALL TEAM Coach Bobby C. Wilson's Rebel nine experienced a successful season this year. winning the North Louisiana AAA title. The Rebel batsmen suffered only one defeat in their first eight starts, when Delhi downed them 4-l. This game was called after 5M innings of play when 1 Robert Harris, West Monroe pitcher, was struck in the face by a line drive off , a Delhi bat. Wfayne Hendricks. who pitched a no-hitter against the Bossier City Bearcats, made the All-Conference team last year. Wayne had a fine season this year too, pitching a shut-out against Ouachita, allowing no one to reach third base. .atchersz Richard Watson. Billy joe Thompson. Pitchers: Row 1, Rudy Ramsey, Wayne Hendricks, Robert Harris. Row 2, Wayne Works, Ronnie Gallien. OUTFIELD INFIELD .ow I : N'Yayne Hendricks. Robert Harris, George Smith, Row 1 : Chubby Johnston, Gary Huckabay, Mack Hunt, Denni illy joe Thoinpson. Row 2: Morris King, Kelton Ba- Fields, Robert Perkins. Row 2: Jerry Lane Stovall, Tomm' con, joe Ford. BACK: Mack Hunt. Lolley, Shelby Aulds, joe Ford, Bruce Lee. 4 Page 118 1ffTf f1 9'? - 55629 ww-Wfqmmrmmmmm 1 if Y' 6 23? Im, Q f'f'5i'ii fmwfxv ,gy K Q x 5f 4 A 'ef TRACK TEAM Jimmy Hadclox, Robert Hattaway, Keith Hammons, Ronnie Sanford, Bobby Witt, Malcolm Bass, Billy Battaglia, and Lee Evans composed the backbone of the 1955 Rebel track team. Under Coach Jeff Hennessy the boys showed improvement, although until the time the Rebelairc went to press, they hadn't had any significant wins. Malcolm Bass, senior, perhaps participated in more different phases of track than any other one track member. lOW 1: Charles Sanders, Allen Blackman. Larry Alexander, Robert Hattaway, Bob Moore, Lon Bass, Tom Brakefield. ROW 2: Aaron Sharp, Billy Battaglia, Eddie Aldrich, Malcolm Bass, Jim Haddox, Bobby Witt, Arthur Craig, Bobby Beasley. KOW 3: Coach Jeff Hennessy, Alford Varner, J. L Furlow, Lee Evans, Billy Hu es, Keith Hammons, Mike Potier. ' f 1 OX' Www Billy Hughes, Billy Battaglia. Jim Haddox Malcolm Bass Arthur Craig Tommy Brakefield Robert Hattaw: High Jump and Broad Jump Javelin, 880 Relay. 880-Yard Run, 440- 880-Yard Run, 100 Yard Dash, Broad Jump, 440 Relay Mile Run Mile Relay Low Hurdles, 4 Rela y, 880 Rel: Page 120 .e M' ig' In f 2 .g R f Qlj S'lr0iQl1f up you Romzif' IJKIIINKI. in f1f'rf1'r'I jzzrnfl- ixfld Sfllflfllf 1'f'r1rf1f'1 Roy Aitmz. funn Nmlflrriil 1,011 ing form, iiiamz Staff C,'0lff'gz', 1'l1f'flfv roll. f2j Sllerzvood Holnzm- palm' zuilli Com I1 fvff HMI- IIIYUKJ' on tlzz' framp0lim'. PHYSICAL As Wvst lN1onr0c s wich' phvsival vduczition pro- gram not undvr way this yrar, thi' boys' Classes wi-rv found outsidv playing football, softball and pitching horsvshovs for a six wcflks' pvriod. Girls. mvvting in thi' gym, partivipatvcl in such nrtivitivs as rhvthm dancing, vollfw' ball. ping pong. and basketball. Whn-n bad wt-ather kvpt thf- boys insidv. thorns worl- always good Checka-r gamvs going on in thc fivld house, Whcxn tho boys took over thc gym, playing haskvthall, volley ball, ping pong. and jumping on thv l1I'klII1IJOllIlf'. thc- girls pluyvd softball out on thi- practiu- fic-ld or studied hvalth in thc- fivlcl house-. Thc' hovs pnrtiriputm-cl in 21 six we-1-ks' hmilth pro- gram which includvd talks on c'lc-anlincss. and si-vvral physivzil fitnvss te-sts, such as thc vvrticzil jump. ri Hi Fun and 1',x1'rfi.w mv two main i114gnv1'i111!.i of fJlIj',Yft'fIl 1'd111'afio1l ffzzw. EDUCATIO 50-yard clash. tvsts on thu' vyvs and Ihr' 1-urs. und Il tlivclt on thu- tm-th, Svnior gyi.ls Vovarr-d all phzisws of first-zxitl in thi' spring. Ronniv Donna won first plan' for VVvst lVI0l1l'Of' in thc- statv trampolini' cont:-st at Northwvstc-rn Stntv Collvgc- in April. Minnic' Fox took fouith plafv in thc- girlsi division. In the boys' division, Clxrrlvs Str-vw art won fourth plan: and Shvrwood Holmvs, sixth placv. Having dvfvzitm-cl N1-villv 9-I3 and Ouavliitzi QU-7, tht' W. M. H. S. girls' softball tvzinl lJf'i'lllll1' twin City Clizunp. Othf-r vivtorir-s lIlClll4l1'll fjllilflllikl lil-6. tvziiil Calhoun '28-l9, lll-fig Jon4'shoi'o 26-8. Tha' was l,ll'dli'Il hy Fzirnivrvillv ll-7. IO-9g :ind Bonita 7-15. Page 121 N AX Hn... . rams, ' ' y 3 I I iQ, Q ' 'J 1 i s WW if MMM W ff5WW,LgjjW SZ: 411 fN 4 if 3 -K A M QM , W 5 1, if Ggx 154195 JJ7 up UU EMXQQA . Q ill 1 v 1 ,,,.... A 0 I 1 'J 1 4 'CX ' 1 x f ,-Q '. X - Q Page 122 rqunmmns , Fw Qt' ' F, 56253 ESD 9? , 375335 6' 5 I Page 123 Outstanding among Art Club projects this year were arranging valentine displays in the l showcase of the school lobby, and constructing X backdrops and sets for school plays and choir concerts. l X Several members of the club presented a N puppet show at the Commercial Solvents' Christ- , mas party at the L. Smith School in Ster- lington. New Art Club members were initiated 0111111 Gash: Carol Ilvrmn., Ronnie Alf xa11df'r, and Olna at 21 Christmas PHYYY giVf'1'l by Mrs. Platt- GIIJ Antlm nznnijmlaif' the jzuppelx made by the depart- m,,,,f fm- l,uM,,,,f .f1,0w,. Thirteen members attended the second State Art Convention in Baton Rouge in March. OFFICERS PRI-1SlIDl'1N'I',., .. ., ......Carol Herron VICI'1-PRf'1SlIJI'1N'l' .. ,. . ...Ronnie Alexander SIac:Rr:'1'ARY-'l'Rr:AsURHR.. , ., ,,.. ,Olna Grey Antley PARLIAMr1NTAR1AN, REPORTER .,..,,. foann Garter SPONSOR .... . ,,.. ,... .rr......, Mr.v. folzn Plat! KNFFLINC f racic Antley. Betty Joiner, Mary Nell Averett, Alice Osborn, Peggy Goodson, Julie Spinks, Sylvia Brewer. ROW 9 C111 Whtrlis o Lynn Tillman, Imogene Rawls. Helen Barnett. Imogene Webb, Janice Downey, Becky Phillips, Peggy Traxler Ann H trim ll ROW 5 Joann Caster. Carol Herron, Jackie Humble. Wanda Osborn. Linda Landers. Gene Newsom, Donnie Alexander. Ronnie Mtxindcr Rolmd Coats, Lester Rickerson. Ronnie Butler, Richard Crawford. Mrs. John Platt. Page 124 ROW 1: Kathryn Price, Rochelle Butler, Sherrill Ruby. Barbara Hightower. Sophia Barnett, Linda Laven- der. ROW 2: Gr-rrie Dickerson, Linda Saxon, Wilma Hesler, Janice Robicheaux. Patricia Crowson. Connie Ware, ROW 3: Gwen Nelson. Carolyn Knight, Martha Wade, Bettie Spikes, Charlotte Null, Kay Terrell, Linda MC- Cormiek, Mary Nell Averett. ROW 4: Mrs. O. J. Parka-r, Johnny Poole, Chester Halley. Helen Barnett, JaNell Gentry, Peter Mangum. Beverly Wilkes, Tywannia White, Janet Varnado. Contraband Runners, formerly called Home Room Reporters' Club, is composed of one representative elected from each first period class. The two chief responsibilities of the mem- bers are selling subscriptions to the liEBEL DIS- PATCH and gathering news items for the Con- traband column of each issue. Purchasing an ad in the Rebelaire and un- dertaking a service project were additional ac- tivities of the year. Iontraband Runners OFFICERS PRESIIJENT ',,,....... ........,, ,,., .,,.., .... , , ,..., G z A 'en Nelwn VICE-PRESIDENT ..... ,,.,. ..,.............,,.,i,, .......,, A ' l zerrill Ruby SECRETARY-TREASURER .....,,i..., -Mary Nell Averett REPORT'ER.., ,....,,..,....,..,,,....,...,,., ........... I 'era Lou Blagier SPONSOR .,...... ,..i,.,,, M rs. O. Parker Looking over the nCl07llI'dbl17ld,' column of the REBEL DISPATCPI are Vera Lou Blazier, Gwen Nelxon, Sherrill Ruby, sealed, Mar3f Nell Aeerelt, and M1'i'. O. Parker Page 125 Promoting interest in dramatic activities and lending assistance with school assemblies are the main purposes of the Cue Club. Members must maintain an 86 average and have at least one year of speech. Guest speakers at club meetings were Thom Fuerstein, director of the Monroe Little Theater, and James Parkerson, speech professor at N. L. C. I Backstage in the auditorium Shirley Azierftt, Anna Rare OFFICERS Camp, ,Mack Hunt, and Bennet! Humpllries smile PRESIDENT.. ,,,.. .... .... ,...,....,.,..,,......... M a c k Hunt through the banixterx of the steps leading up to the cat- VICE-PRESIDENT .,.,,..... ,..,.... B ennett Humphries walk. SECRI-LTARX '....,,,, .,..,. , , ....... Anna Rose Camp TREASURER ,,,..,..., ..,....,..........,.,... S lzirley Averett SPONSOR.. ,...... .. Margaret Buquoz ROW I : Geneva West, Georgie Greer, Imogene Conrad, Ann Bell, Marvin Bell, Peggy Neal, Sue Weir, Janet Maynor, Gracie Partin, ROW 2: Jerry Warner, Karen Lee, Lila Vessel, Judy Lee, Barbara Butler, Linda Morgan. Rose Hibbard, Laura McDaniel, Dorothy Craig, Ann Colvin, Linda Jackson. ROW 3: Mack Hunt. Anna Rose Camp, Eunice Downey, Bonnie Foreman, Flora Powell, Eddie Aldrich, Mary Ann Carter, Irene Laird. Carolyn Clark, Miss Margaret Buquoi, ROW 4: Betty Preston. Shirley Averett. Billie Sue May, jerry Ingram. Arnold Thornton. Bennett Humphries, Houston Roark. Freda McLin. Peggy Chapman, Billie Beeson, Carolyn Knight, Jane Hammons. Page 126 fir, A V sam - SEATED: Joe Zuber, Charles White, Robbie Fuller, J ' Sh 1 , B er, Sharon Sowell, Cecile May. STANDING: man, Noman jones, Leslie Robertson, Bobby Frances Moore, Aubrey McNaughton, Lloyd OFFICERS PRESIDENT ...,..,.,.,,.,...... ......,..,,.,....,,....,.,.......... B addy Willzite VICE-PRESIDENT .......,..... .....,.... A ubrey McNauglzton SECRETARY ..b......,........ ,..,,........ ...,........ C ' ecile M ay TREASURER ..,,b....... ........,..l M arjorie Cheeks REPORTER .,,...,..,, ........... F rances M oofe HISTORIAN ..,.......,.........,l, ,,.....,,... S haron Sowell PARLIAMENTARIAN ..,.,,,, ......,.. . .Doyle Daniel PHOTOGRAPHER ..,..,...s, .,s......, W ayne Hall SPONSOR .,,.......,. ..........,,,,,.....ll,,..,,..... ,...,...,,,,,.,,,.. L l oyd Puckitt Highlight of the 1954-55 activities of the Distributive Education Club, members of which receive retail training while attending school, was the state convention attended by twelve members in Natchitoches during January. Doyle Daniel was elected state parliamentarian. Miss Merry Christmas and Mr. Happy New Yeari' reigned Over the annual D. E.- sponsored party in December. An employer- employee banquet was given by the club in March. Using merchandise from the stores which employed D. E. students, club members made a display in the D. E. Department's hall store windows. E. CLUB essie e ton ruce Clark, Doyle Daniel Shirlev Coop- D. R. Bennett, I-'Lennon Rogers, James Futch, Charles 'Weller- Taylor, Buddy Wilhite, Margie Cheeks, Virginia McIntosh, Puckitt. Marjorie Clzefks, Frances lbloorf, Sharon Sowell, and Feczlf May work on the .vcrajzbook while Buddy Willzzte, Aubrey MCNdUQl1fO7l, ana' Doyle Daniel watch Page 127 Sorting z1al1'11.tir1f'.v for flu' F.B.L.A. z'al1'r1lir11' bootlzx are Torrzmy Sll7Idl'I'.f, Charlotte Latlzarrr, Faye Parly'r'r, arid Artlzur Craig, .Yl'l1ft'I1'.' folirz Rirliard Drum, rklrs. john Varrre, Razelx Dufrree, rklixx julia Cfnxli, and .MMA Germ Williarrzr, Atmndirzg. OFFICERS PRr:s1or:N'1' A john Rirlmrd Dunn vvltlli-PRl'1SIllliN'l' A ..'l'orr11rzy Sarzderzx Sl'1CRH'l'ARX ',,, Clrarlzrtlw Lallram 'llRl'lASIIRliR A A .A A A Ifaye Parker PARl.IAMl'1N'l'AR1AN. A. A Arthur Craig REl'fJR'l'l4lR A .A A AAAAA A AAAAA Rawls Du,lrr'we SPONSORS A AA .,1lfIl'.X'. john Varrrt' Aiiu julia Caxli rlfrx. Crm' Willia mx F. B. L. A. CLUB Organized to design young' people for a Ca- reer in the business world, the West Monroe chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America sponsored an amateur show, valentine booths, and candy sales to raise money for state and national F. B. L. A. convention ex- penses. Robert Harris and Mary Ann Ferguson were chosen as Mr. Executive and Model Secre- tary to represent the club at the state con- vention in New Orleans, April l-fl. Pat Stewart. Carol Herron, and Margaret Russell entered the spelling contest. The Chapter was also rep- resented in the scrapbook and song contests. Guest speakers for the year included Miss Lallage Feazel, of Feazel Oil Company, and W. Roberson, president of the First National Bank. They and Charles Chisholm, of Unique Cleaners, and F. C. lVlcConnell, ol' Louisiana Power and Light Company, make up the busi- ness committee for the chapter. Pierce Ramsey, Joe Mallard, Billy Battaglia. Chester ROW li Carol Sorenson. Anita Fant, Jo Ann Yeager, Nellc Coulter. Halley, Jimmy Cook. Priscilla Wheat, Sharon Sowell, Shirley Cooper. Peggy Goodson. Bobby Witt. ROW 2: Johnnie Ruth Hogg. Evelyn Potier, Kathie Ingram. Margaret Russell, Carolyn Jowers, Melba Loe, Jo Ann McGough, Shelby Brown, Beverly Wilkes. Mary Lou Guiee, Juanita Harris. Dwana Byrd, Ina Faye Owens. Joy Parrish, Bonnie Tidwell, Jo Ann McGowen, Beth Parker, Carolyn Whitloek, Anitra Fields. Patsy Franks, Glenda Lolley. ROW Il: Pat Stewart. Vclda Watts. Charlotte Latham. Esther Plunk. Marjorie Russ, Rita Barnes. John Ann Painich. Truly Ann Chapman, Joy Emerel, Sue Wilson, Agnes Wilbanks. Gerry Lester, Camille Smith. Gayle Roark. Linda Garrett, Faye Parker, Jimmy Nell Chaney, Carol Herron, Camille Camp, Ida lylae Antley, Clara Easterling, Barbara Partin. ROW 4: John Richard Dunn. Teddy Mooney. Norman Grantham. Bob Kennedy, Joanne Williams. Pat Wes-ms, Marilou Anderson. Paula Cage. Arthur Craig. Donald Black, F. B. Davis. Sidney Swink, Mary Ann Ferguson. Dot Phillips, Loretta Goyne. Glenda Smith, Jonnie Avery, Jo Lynn Tillman. Louise Barnes, Martha Wade. Pat Turner. ROW 5: Robert Harris. Rawls Dupree. Billy Moore, Tommy Sanders. Maek Hunt, Wayne Hendrieks, George Smith, Gary Huekabay, Jimmy Haddox. Eddie Watkins. Bob Lemoine. Chubby Johnston. Connie Fuller, Betty Pres- ton. Shirley Averett, Billie Sue May. Sylvia Gould, Annette Haynes, Ouida Page, Celia Lenard. Darlene Johnston. . N.. .. w.......A.4, A SRF ROW 1: W. M. Hughes. Herbert Saterfiel, Eugene Roberts, Roy Byrd. Curtis Bamburg, Albert Craft, Tommy Reagan, Robert Simpkins, Thomas Roberts, Clifford Johnston, Edward Arrant. ROW 2: Billy McCormick. Rabeon Owens, John Bush. David Freeman, johnny Wilbanks, Harry Barfoot. Bruce Hanna, Roger Parrott. Harvey Arrant. Richard Ketehens. Tom Dennig. Allen Beavers. Troy Branch. ROW 3: Stanley Smith, Edward North. Eddie Frazier, Harold Snowden, Gene Ethington, Chester Halley, Donald Chatham, Joe Bob Zuber, Randall Wilbanks, Jimmy Jordan ROW 4: Ronnie George, Earl Sullivan, Billy Bayles, Charles Jarvis, Wayne Blakeney, Charles Roberts, Troy Harper, Dean McGrew, ,I W. Craft, Billy Jordan, Richard Crowell, Ben Bradberry, Jimmy Dennig. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ........,... .,...,.,,,,,......,..........,.,. ,...,......,... B i lly jordan V1cE-PRESIDENT.. ...,, .,...,... W ayne Blakeney SECRETARY .....,..,,,,,, .,.....,.. 1 immy Dennig TREASURER i.,,,.,...,. ,.,...., . -Dean McGraw REPORTER.. ,...............,.... .......... D onald Chatham PARLIAMENTARIAN ..........., ,,........., j oe Bob Zuber SENTINEL ....... ..,,,....,,..... .......,.... R i Chard Crowell SPONSOR ,...,.,., .....,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ........,., .,...,. . W. M. Huglmv Looking to the future, the Wtxst Monroe A lflO.Yfl'l' adz'1'rt1.x-zrzg flu' a'm1kf'yba.vkr'IbaIlganz1' .vj10n.v0r- chapter of Future Farmers of America under- took a Service project of planting pine and live and Billy lIora'an. .w'aIvrz', Dean JWUGWZU, RZ.C'lIH7'd Crow- Oak trees on the School Campus. ell, l'Vay11f'Blalfrfilryarzd ji1nmyDv11nig. The F. F. A., a national organization of rural and farm boys, has as its primary objec- tive the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. First place was taken by the F. F. A. booth at the Ouachita Valley Fair. A livestock judging' team composed of Donald Chatham, Billy jor- dan, and Ben Bradberry won third place at the Delhi Livestock Show, competing against sixty-four other teams. Six members went to the area leadership training 'conference at Northeast Louisiana State College, and three delegates attended the state convention in Ruston. F. F. . CLUB rd by the F. F. A. lim on the df'.Y1-I beforr' IV. XVI. Hll,Q1I1'.X' 4-H CLUB Composed of both junior and senior groups. the West Monroe High School 4-H club won the Kiwanis Club award at Achievement Day held at the close of the l954 school year, scoring more points on attendance and first places than any other school in the parish. Thirteen members of the West Monroe club attended summer camp near Pollock, Louisiana. At the Ouachita Valley Fair in October the following 4-Hlers entered contests: Bobby Hol- lingsworth, two Holstein heifers, placing first and second, Charles Owens, three Holstein heifers, placing first and second, Wallace Free- man, three Guernsey heifers, placing first and second. l'l'vl1lfI1l'c Freerlzarz flips a lzeifer ax C. B. Griggx, Clzrzrlex Ozez'11.t. . . Johnny Poole won first place in showman- lluliux lfl'7flQUlIl'l', Mike Wallruw, and jtlllllllj' Poole zealrll. ROW l: Raymond Neely. Beryl Baxter, Deanna Lee, Markey Rogers, C. B. Griggs. Julius Wagoner. Mike Wallace, Sylvia Bou drr-aux, Wanda Wheelis. Evelyn Lovelady. Georgia Ruth Owens, Gloria Bush. Brenda Bayles. ROW 2: W. B. Aycock, Theda Petti grew, Libby Spears. Annie Perkins, Martha Purvis. Linda Ramsey. Karen Strozier. Glenda Owens, Carolyn Whitlock, Lucille Brow- der, Brenda Bradberry- Billy Jordan. Sherwood Emory, Katie Allen, Frances Phillips, Martha Allen, Tommie Sue Lowery. ROW 3: Mrs. Audrey Dawson, Glenda Bingarnan. Viva Thornton, Melba Nolan. Pat Glass. Virginia Hammett. Martha Murphy, Sharon Eady, Lucy Franks. DeWanna Emmons, Elizabeth Mizell. Laverne Bridges, Frances Luther, Betty Smith, Shirley Golson, Peggy Mul- lins. ROW 4: Margie Bearden, Bernice Wallace. Wanda Fox, Glen Carey. Mildred Bush. Pauline Frost, Norma Crowell, Bonnie Wales. Beth Sanford, Mary Steed, Virginia Hines. Gloria Gorum, Ramona Kincade. Elizabeth Ivey. Betty Hodge. June Martin, Louise Burnett. ROW 5: Bamma Harper, Evelyn Beavers. Janice Beard. Nelda Gould, Frances Hinton, Shirley Gardinia. Stuart Hill. Brenda Salters. Johnny Huntsman, June Wallace, Margie Norris. Gwen Barnes. Pat Davis. Barbara Smith, Frances Brown, Martha McCor- mick. ROW 6: Morris King, Camille Camp. Cherry Chapman. J, L, Caldwell. Robert Perkins, Terry Pratt, Glen Ray Harrelson. Sue Hattaway, Eleanor Wallace, Artie Wimberly. Joy Walters, Martha Wellerrnan. Laura Zuber, Betty Pringle, Nancy Calhoun. Lavada Clark. ROW 7: Carolyn Hill, Elaine Hooter, Gene Ethington. Zara Wilson. Shirley Sanders. Delores Jackson, Peggy Bayles, Martha Luginbill. Jeanette Aswell. Keith Sanford, Jimmy McMillan, Donnie Mann, Elaine Sharp. Carolyn Fuqua. ROW 8: Rose- mary Williamson. Patsy Rogers. Grace Wheelis, Doris McDonald. Floy Pinton. Nannette Owens. Edward North, Thomas Roberts, Tommy Jones, Richard Grant, LeRoy Mayo. Clyde Hodge. Johnny Wilbanks. Harry Barfoot, Donald Skipper, Harold Blakeney. ROW 9: Jimmy Gewin. Kenny Wagoner. Rabeon Owens. Ronnie George, Gene Roberts. Rodger Simpkins, Allen Beaver, Johnny clllIIllTllX1gS,XBllllC' Bayles. Charles Jarvis. Harold Snowden. Stanley Smith, Tommy Dennig, Harold McClough. Fred Hatten. Page 130 ship for exhibiting the Grand Champion Duroc Boar and Blue Ribbon Duroc Sow. Other West Monroe entries were: Rabeon Owens, Holstein heifers, placing second and third, Tommy jones, cotton and corn samples, placing first and second, Glenda Owens, loaf cake, cornbread, pillow case, Carolyn Whitlock, cookies, chocolate cake, Cornbread, skirt, lunch- eon set, and pillow cases. Carolyn also exhibited the grand champion and trio of chickens in the poultry contest. At the Delhi Livestock Show, the following students entered livestock: Rabeon Owens, Charles Owens, Stanley Smith, Billy Jordan, Jimmy Jordan, and Wallace Freeman. A live- stock judging team composed of Jimmy Jordan and Rabeon Owens placed fifth in judging at the Delhi show. Sylvia Boudreaux dem0m'trate.x' making a clzerry pie for Georgia Ruth Owem, Waizda lfVlleeli.r, Coralie Heard, Linda Laverzder, .vtandingg Warzda Sue Head, Lou Fran- 8th Grade 4-H Club ROW 1: W. B Aycock, Glen Lovelady, jimmy Nordan, C. B. Griggs, Mrs. Audrey Dawson, Johnny Poole, Charles Owens, Linda Lavender, Lou Frantom, Sue Head, Elizabeth Windham. ROW 2: Keith Wilson, June Cardin, Patsy Flint, Ellen Wilson, Merilyn Burson, Rebecca Wallace, Barbara McCurry, Joyce Gorum, Patsy Colvin, Linda Whitehead, Wynona Boatright, Sheila Watson, Linda Carter. ROW 3: Beth Lewis, Nina Faye Martin, Barbara Porter, Wanda Smith, Sally Parker, Barbara Bates, Betty Hodge, Charlotte Pankey, Amy Hood, Virginia Watson, Lena Walker, Winnie Vail, Climmie Lee Scoggins. ROW 4: Vickie Caldwell, Mary Ellen Maza, Rosie Turnbow, Betty Rawls, Patsy Banks, Geraldine Haley, Julia George, Glenda Griffin, Mary Elizabeth Heard, Margaret Harris, Linda McCormick, Patricia Crowson, Jimmie Lee Bamburg, Jane Parker, ,IaNell Gentry. ROW 5: Teresa Rogers, Glenda Walters, Gayle Wilbanks, Ruth Wiley, Julia Dillard, Janice Redmond, Florence Neal, Jewel Copeland, Judy Carter, Martha Golson, Dean Frost, Wallace Freeman, Percy Kottenbrook. ROW 6: Faye Bagwell, Dorothy Sanders, Virginia Thrasher, Ruby McLin, Glenda Lee, Mary Butler, Marie Gordy, Peggy Coats, Janice Smith, Melvin Hamilton. W. D. Martin, Clyde Elliott, Jerry Medaries, Ronald Gooden. ROW 7: Edith Holstead, Marie Sullivan, Tywannia White, Coralie Heard, Shelby Funderburk, Billy Causey, Edward Baugh, Virgil Hobgood, John Salley, Dennis Wink, Glen Murphy, Reginald Russell, Alton Wright, Jack Hilburn, Floyd Avery. ROW 8: William Chapman, Bobby Blazier, Harold Weir, W. M. Lobrano, Freddie Hamel, Jack Ezell, Jimmy Brown, Ronnie Roark, Gerald Hammett. ROW 9: Gerald Pardue, Roy Eady, james Parker, Joe Berry, Jack Butler, Louis- Ervin, Billy Roark, Raymond Taylor, Prentiss Griffin, Leo Foster, Larry Eze-l1.JohnnyCowart, Bobby Hollingsworth, Fred Frantom. Pat Linch. i Page 131 F. H. A. CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT .........................,................................ . .... Pat Turner VICE-PRliSIlJF1N'l '........ . ............. Melba Harrii' SECRPLTARX '.............. . .... ..... M ary Lou Guice I'lISTORlAN.,. .. ..... ......... B etlz Sanfora' 'TREASURER ........ . .. ....Gfnger Avant SONGLEADIQR .......,,,,.......... ............ ...... . . Francex Hinton PARLIAMENTARIAN ............,.,...... Georgia Ruth Owenx REPORTER .......................... ............ . .Carolyn Hancock SPONSOR ................................................ ....... M rs. Solon King Standard of Excellence was awarded the West Monroe chapter of the Future Home- rnakers of America by the State Department . of Education in 1954-55 for having obtained required goals in 1953-54. Represented at state and district meetings, the chapter had a nominee for secretary, Pat Turner, at the district meeting. Beth Sanford represented Ouachita Parish in the Yarn Festi- val in Ruston. Carolyn Hancock, Pat Turner and Ginger Avant leaf fl1I'0llglL the F. H. A. xcrapbook. Standing are Mary Lou Guire, Melba Harrix, Frarlcfni' Hinton, Georgia Ruth Uztwzs and Mrs. Solon King. Open house for parents and friends was held in the Home Economics Department in November. Modeling garments made in home economics classes, members presented a fashion show on KNOE-TV in April. F. H. A. floats won first place in the V. F. W. parade and third in the homecoming parade. ROW l: Grace Partin, Carolyn Hogg, Rochelle Butler, Barbara Hightower, Sylvia Martin, Maureen Rhone, Frances Hinton, Effie Little, Dianna Stoekstill, Annie Bell Perkins. Peggy Mullins, Charlotte Null, Tommy Sue Lowery, Connie Ware, Dianne Prestwood, Mrs. Solon King. ROW 2: Joyce Clark, Dc-wanna Emmons, Angelia Richie, Leta Dean Frazier, Marlene Cummings. Yvonne Alex- ander, Pat Davis, Melba Harris, Pat Glass, Mary Beth Byrd, Darlene Johnston, Evelyn Graft. Jeanette Brooks, Jackie Joiner, Brenda Lofton, Gloria Gorum. ROW 3: Evelyn Beavers, Wilma Tucker, Exa Lee Heard, Frances Rowland, Linda Jackson. Betty Spikes, Marv Helen Kilpiatriek, Sandra Enete, Jane Rogers, Janet Antley, Mary Lou Guice, Josie Hebert, Patsy Byrd. Glenda Owens, Bobbie June Moore, Linda Fuson, Carolyn Hancock. ROW 4: Maxine Johns, Glen Carey, Ida Pearl Avant, Geraldine Deaton, Carolyn Humble. Sue Shows, Jeanette Aswell, Cherry Chapman. GamilleCamp, Ginger Avant, Georgia Ruth Owens. Juanita Heard, Karen Strozier, Grace Wheelis, Patsy Rogers, Doris McDonald, Earline Brumfield, Virginia Hines. Page 132 ROW l: Mrs. Jessie Edwards, Beth Lewis, Patricia Ann Foster, Shirley jowers. Bertie Fulton, Peggy Williams Barbara Clovd Louise Lester, Priscilla Thompson, Linda Carter, Mary Beth Rogers, Lena Walker. ,ROW 2: Sheila Watson Marie Feazel. Judy Price Martha Harris, Alma Abrough, Barbara Ann Moore. Evelyn Brewster, Martha Golson, Charlotte Panki' Amv Hood Linda'Atkins, Carrie Lou Burton. ROW 3: Ellen Wilson, Linda Bledsoe, Nina Faye Martin, Rosemary Sones, Rosie Turnbow, Marie Daniel, Shirley Haney, Linda Smith, Grace Lewis, Wanda Sue Head, jane Becton. Lou Frantom, Janice Becton. Sue Brown. ROW 4: Madeline Tressner, Peggy Venable, Annette Spurlock, Patricia Banks, Mary Elizabeth Bagwell, Kaye Bracken, Annie Holton, Vivian Anding. Martha Laffcrty, Elinor Burgess, Dale Anding, Glenda Calloway, Wynona Boatright, Barbara Ann McCurry, Anita Bradberry, Virginia Watson, Lavena McDanell. PRESIIJI-LNT, ,..,..s,,s,,,.., ....,,,., P eggy Venable VICE-PRESIDENT ...,,,... ....sss,,,,. M artlza Harris OECRETARY.. ,,.,...,s.. .....,...... L ou Frantom TREASURER ,.,,,.,s,....,,...s,, .,,s,,... I firginia Watson PARLIAMENTARIAN ....,ss,, ..... .......,, f a ne Becton HISTORIAN. ,,.,......... ,s,,, ..,.,....,.. E I len Wilson ..'V .. V'AQ-'. .'.',i Vi. yHi3Zl0ii Virgivzia lflfatson, tfoxemary Sonex, ,Martha H arri.v, Annie SPONSOR Vv ...--AVVVV. ...---..,... M ml Jeni? Edwm-dx Holton, M1'.v. fzfmzf ILdzr'a1'd.v, and Lou Frantom watch the j11'o,gg1'e.v.v of Peggy Venable, Ellen Wzilxorl and jane Berton ax they zeorl: on the .vrrajzbooln Forty-one of the 73 members of the Eighth Grade Future Homemakers of America attend- ed the district meeting at Ruston. Club projects included a skating party and a rummage sale. Mrs. George Holt, demonstration agent for Louisiana Power and Light Company, talked to the club on proper lighting' facilities. 8th GRADE F. H. A. CLUB Page 133 Roxemary lfVl1ite, Mr.x'. Herbert Steed, and Mike? Wallace locale' on the globe the country about zeliirlz Garland Webb and jlaroy Weber are reading in NAT'ICJNAI, CJEOGRAPIIIC. PRics1maN1 '.,, ,......,, , . Garland Webb VICE-PRESIDHN1 '...,.,,, .,,.. ...,, ..,,,,, ..,.,. . 1 VI i ke Wallace SECRETARY-rliREASIIRER ,,,, , ,,....., Roxmnary White Rl-1P0R1'l-in, ,,,.,..A,.,.,,,,,.. .,,,,,, ,,....,.,.., , i ...Hfaroy Weber, SPONSOR.. ,... .,......, N Irs. Herbert Steed Geography Club Furthering interest in the study of geogra- phy, cooperating in all school activities, and having a service project are the objectives of the Geography Club, composed of students in the first period geography class. This year's service project consisted of col- legtting rummage for the F.B.L.A. rummage sale. Proceeds were used by the F.B.L.A. for convention expenses. Also, some members sent their scrapbooks, made as class projects, to local hospitals. ROW l 1 Albert Craft, Doris Bourgeois. Rosemary White, Geneva West. Walter Gates. ROW 2: Mrs. Herbert Steed. James Kimball. Linda Fuson, Laura Zuber, Janet Varnado, Georgie Greer, Pat Wilson. ROW 3: Shelby Aulds, Mike Wallace, Charles Easterling. Julie Spinks. Shirley Naron, Richard Rawls, ROW 4: Garland Webb,johr1nyBamburg. Larry Moss, Alfred Camp, Charles Bracken. Jaroy Weber, Jr. - u Q te. ,Ls Z -A Page 134 .li Aiav. C ,. a n , . ROW l: Katie Culp, Patsy Franks. jo Ann Yeager. Carolyn Jowers, Margaret Russell, Esther Plunk, Bar- bara Breland. Jimmie Nell Chaney. ROW 2: Leslie Read, Karen Lee, Laverne Greer. Gail Wheelis, Eliza- beth Preston. Peggy Chapman, Glenda Lolley, Connie Fuller, Mary Ann Ferguson, Helen Culp, Joyce Rob- erts, Bobby Witt. Larry Hall. The Little Colonel History Club is a study club composed of history students who are in- terested in present day happenings in the world. Members of the club are required to main- tain a C average in their history course. During the year members gave reports and held discussions on such topics as: c'Work of Eighty- Third Congress, Political Development in the Far East, Changes in the Government in France, t'Statehood for Hawaii and Alaskaf' HISTCDRY CLUB PRl'1SIlJEN'I'., ,,,c ,,,..,.. . , ,,.. Chubby folznston VICPI-PRESIIJP1NT,,.,, ,,,,,... .... i ,. ,. .,..,.,......Larry Hall SECRETARY-TREASURER ......,, ,,,,,... Glenda Lollny PARLIAMENTARIAN ii.,ii.,.......,.,,,.,..... ii,,,, Katie Culp Ri-:PORTER ,. ..i., .,...,..,,, M arg' Ann Ferguson SOCIAL Cl!-IAIRMAN, ,,..., ..,...,,. ..,,,,,, , , ,Betty Preston SPONSOR ,, ,,,, .,,. M1'.s'. Halen LPFFIIIT' Larry Hall, Mrs. Helen Ll'F1?Z7I'l', Chubby jolznxton, Betty Prfhvtou, Katie Culp, Glenda Lolley, standing, and Connie Fuller and Mdl'3' Ann Fffrguxon, lfeejz up with zrurrerzl l'Z'1'7'1,l,Y by vlzwrrkirztg on llzf' exavt jzoxition of Forrnoxa dur- ing a di.vfu.s'.vior1 of llzw lenxe Formo.van xifzuztioii. 'iibggafg Page 135 Exilim' Plunk and Loretta A'f1JfIi7LI'ffe admin' the record book pre.te'ntr'd to tllr' nrzt' fllflflffl' by the jack Hayer flzajztfr, with Kf'7I.lIl'ffI Taylor, M. C. Wooleiyf, M1'.f. Mar- garet Smith, and Larry Alexander. PRPZSlDI'1N'I' .,,,,,, . ,,,, .,.. Il fl. C. Wooley FIRST VICZE-PRP1SIIJk1N'I'.. ...., . .... ..IfI'7l7II'flI Taylor SECOND VICl'1-PRI'2SIIJI'1NT.. ..... . .....,, Larry Alexander S15CRr:'rARx '.,,,,.....,,....,,.,,....,,,,...... ......... L oretta Ef7f11'?ll'fll' 'l'Rr:As1'R1eR ,,,,,,, .. ,. ..,. ,...,.,,,, I fxtlzm' Plank HIS1'ORIAN ,... ,..... ..,., . ,,,, B f zwrly Wilkrfs SPONSORS. ,,,. .....,., . Mm. H. P. Smith JURY. lllnry Lee LFZl'I.Y Honor Society To create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the de- velopment of character in W. M. H. stu- dents are the purposes of the Tusquahoma Chapter of the National Honor Society. Or- ganized this year at West Monroe High School. This club is affiliated with the national or- ganization of honor societies that encourages high school students to become conscious of scholastic abilities. Mrs. Margaret Smith, of W. M. H. S., with the help of Mrs. Malcolm LeFevre, of W. M. H. S., and Miss Sallie Humble, of Ouachita Parish High School, took the initiative in or- ganizing the club. Twenty-four charter senior members each with an over-all average of 86, were chosen by a faculty committee. Character, leadership, service, and scholarship were considered. The name 'iTusquahoma originated with an Indian Chief who lived in the area west of the Ouachita River. The jack Hayes Chapter of the National Honor Society, from O. P. H. S., officiated at the initiation of the West Monroe group. Mrs. Mary Lee Lewis was elected by the chap- ter to serve with Mrs. Smith as co-sponsor. ROW l: Pat Stewart. Sue Sullivan, Craeie Antley, Carole Eady, Beverly Wilkes. Janice Frazier, Loretta Eppinette. Sylvia Could. ROYV 2: Esther P'1unk, Marjorie Russ. Rita Barnes, Anna Rose Camp, Marilou Anderson. John Richard Dunn, Larry Alexander, Jimmy Cook, Leslie Read. ROW 3: Bobby Mathews. Bill Seymour. Ralph Jolissaint, Edwin Knowles, Kenneth Taylor. Page 136 ROW l: Rudy Ramsey, Tommy Brakefield, Totsy Pennington, Ronnie Bennett. ROW 2: Carrie Whitting- ton, Melba Tolbird, Evelyn Lovelady, jean Ball, Ellen Clark- Emma jean Rawls, Janis Robieheaux, Kay Ter- rell, Martha Lafferty. Glenda Sue Young, Jo Ann White, Jean Beebe, Peggy Neal, Patsy Honea, Bonnie Wales, Leta Van Cleave, Marilyn Huntsman. ROW 3: Joyce Clark, Shirley Rogers, Lynda Averett, Lavada Clark, Sylvia Gould, Janice Frazier, Janis Becton, Portia Gould, Flora jean Henderson, Shirley Greer. Mat- tie Holcomb, Jeanette Gates, Tina Ruth Smith, Sandra Houston. Marie Feazel, Carol Sue Sorenson, Miss julia Cash. OFFICERS PRESIDENT.. ..,..r. ,,.... ,,... . . Alarilyn Huntsman VICPL-PRESlIJEN1'.. r,,, ,.,,.,. . ..,.Barbr1ra Rogers SECRETARY '.,... . ....,,,,r Lffta Van Clean? 'I'REAsURER ,..... . ,,,..,, Rudy Ranmey REPOR'I'P1R... ....... ...... . Portia Gould COUNCILMAN. .......... ,.... . .Peggy Neal SPONSOR ......,.. , .. .Mi,v,v julia Cach Gift boxes to be .vent 0L'e11s'ea.v are packed by Portia Gould, Leia Van, Clf'az.fe, Barbara Roiwrx Pear' f Neal and Mari- . ,N J as J lyn Huntunan, seated, and Alin' julia Cash and Rudy To serve those who are in need, not only Ram,.m,. of the material things of life, but also of the ' aesthetic things, is the purpose behind the American Junior Red Cross. 2 Projects this year included registering bi- cycles, raising' funds, participating in a tele- vision program, and filling overseas gift boxes. The club also sent valentines to old folks' homes and hospitals, and collected funny books, pecans. vases, walking canes. and gifts for hos- pitals. At Christmas members sponsored entertain- ment by the W,M.H.S. Ensemble for a party at St, josephls Old Folks' Home. Candy made by the Home Economics Department was served. Jr. Red Cross Page137 1 Behind the Key Club gong, jimmy Cook pounds l1lf?'g6ZUCl and john. Richard Dunn writes the minutffx. Others are Bill Seymour, Buddy 4,'0ll.71.Y077,, seated, and Freddy Webb, Ralph ,loli.r.vaint, and Coach Dan !VlcClure. KEY CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT .............A..,,..........,................,.....,..,.,...... jimmy Cook VICE-PRESIDENT ........,, .,.,,...........,,,,,...,..,l, B ill Seymour SECRETARY .........,..,....., .......... f ohn Richard Dunn rliREASURER ......,,. .,.....,............ B uddy johnson DIRECTORS ....,.. .,.......,.. F reddy Webb Ralph folissai it SPONSOR ,,,, ,.......l.,.........,,..,,...... ....,.,.,,........ D an McClu1'e After distributing the W, M. H. S. Student Handbook to all students free of charge, the West Monroe High School Key Club sponsored the sale of Rebels' Addresses, a booklet containing the names and addresses of all W. M. H. S. students end faculty. for 25 cents. A spaghetti-meatball sup- per was held to help finance this project. Thirteen members and the sponsor attended the district convention in Memphis, where the club re- ceived honorable mention for achievements in the district. Bill Seymour represented the club at Key Club International Convention at Philadelphia, serv- ing as sergeant-at-arms. The March of Dimes, the Salvation Army, and the Kiwanis Club were aided by participation of the entire membership. The Key Club Basketball Team won championship in its class in the Monroe Recreation League during regular season play. At the Athletic Banquet the Key Club began the tra- dition of presenting the outstanding athlete of the previous year with a trophy. The school was given a plaque on which the name of the athlete will be engraved each year. Marjorie Russ, senior, was elected Key Club Sweetheart for 1955. ROW lg Bob Lemoine, Robert Harris, Wayne Hendricks, Rita Barnes, sweetheart, Marjorie Russ, sweetheart, Benny Gammill, Robert Hattaway, Marlin Moore. ROW 2: jimmy Cook, Rawls Dupree, Kenneth Taylor, Rudy Ramsey. Larry Alexander, Richard Sanders, Freddy Webb. ROW 3: Jesse Bergeron, Gene Brown, Jimmy Butler. Aubrey Griggs. Richard Watson, Bill Seymour, James McElroy. R.OW 4: Ted Mooney, Bob Mathews. Ed Watkins, Lon Bass, Sherwood Emory, Billy Moore. Ralph jolissaint. ROW 5: Dan McClure. Pierce Ramsey. Billy Battaglia, John Richard Dunn, Arthur Craig, Norman Grant- ham, Donnie Alexander, Ronnie Alexander, Buddy Johnson. Page 138 i ROW l: Linda Steele, Sue Sullivan, Bettie Spikes, Laura McDaniel. Julia Lineback, June Russell. Patsy Brown. Sandra Mo reau, Billie Sawyer. Gwen Dunn. ROW 2: Mrs. Hugh Hyman, Ann Colvin, Jane Blake, Carolyn Humble. Sue Weir Shlrlfy Fant, Ronnie Danna, Elizabeth Mizell, Mildred Roberts, Sue Hattaway, Katie Sanford. Jo Ann White. ROW 5 Delores West, Eunice Downey. Shirley Sanderson. June Martin, Anitra Fields, Mary Greer. Kay Edwards. Juanita Fant Cora Lee Hammons. Barbara DeLouche, Mildred White, Jane Hammons. ROW 4: Phillip Kerry, Douglas Crews, Buddy Johnson Donald Skipper, Joel Jones. Freddy Webb, Keith Sanford, Hix Landrum, Marvin Pipes, Mary Steed. Shirley Averett. Jimmie Elliott OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,,......,.......r... ,,....,......,, B eth Sanford VICE-PRESIDENT., ,,,.,,, , .,..................,.. Juanita Fan! DECRETARX '..,......... ....,... ........ B a rbara DeLouc1ze TREASURER .........,, ..,.........,.,,,... M ary Steed REPORTER ,..,...... .................,..... K ennetlz Smith ' ,......,. Mr'.v. Hugh H. Hyman SPONSOR ......... Fifty-two students united by the purpose of pro- moting the study of the customs and language of the ancient Roman Empire, composed the 1954-55 Latin Club, Ten of these were charter members. The club's entry in the homecoming parade. a Pontiac convertible carrying Delores West as the Goddess of Victory, won first place in the cars. Special guest speakers this year were th'ec' stu- dents from Neville High School. George Snellings talked about his trip to Europe, giving special em- phasis to Rome. Mary Jo Davenport and Mary Eliza- beth Webster gave an account of the Junior Classr- cal League National Convention which they attended at San Antonio. Texas, last June. Thirty-seven members of the club attended the J. C. L. Convention at Opelousas in April, F:eddy Webb was elected reporter of the Louisiana Junior Classical League. LATIN CLUB Perl1a,11.v Labor omnia z'z'nz'iIf -Labor conquers all llzznffx the Latin Club motio, ix l'l'.8'f2I7lI.t'ibIl' for the .vmilu on Ihr facet' of Belb Sanford, mated, Barbara DeLouel1z uanzta Fant, 1CI'7HlI'ffI Snzitlz, and Jklary Steed Page 139 LeHermen's Club i Heading' the agenda of tl1e lA'ttt'1'lI1i'IllS Club this year was the sponsoring of the school's first homecoming' dance, held after the West Monroe-Fair Park game. Other projects were managing' concession stands at the home basketball games and sell- ing Rebel T-shirts and sweaters. Purposes of the club are to promote better athletics and good sportsmanship and to raise Coach Howard Barker .f'uj1f'1'visf'.v Malcolm Bass, Robert funds for the athletic Program' Any Pa1'tifiPfmt Harrix, Billy for 7llI077lf7A'07l, xzfated, and john Richard of the School athlmc program ls tlllglblc for Dunn ar they make fzlanx for the lI07IlI'l'077ll7lQ dance. mcmhershlp' OFFICERS PRESIDENT.. . , Robert Hanoi.: VICP1-PRESIlJliN'I '.,. ,,i.. ,,..... ......,i,i,i....,.,.. M a l rolm Ban SECRETARY-lllRl'1ASlTRHR,, , .Billy joe 7ll1077l11.S'0lI llIil'OR'I'ER,, ,.....,...,,,,. ,,,..,.,..,. . ..,. fohrz, Richard Dunn SPONSOR ,.,, ,,.... . . ,..,, ,..., . ...,,,.. C l0f1l'll Howard Barker ROW 1: Coach Howard Barker, Bob Lemoine, Robert Harris, Wayne Hendricks. Richard Watson. Nlack Hunt. Robert Per- kins. Billy Thompson, johnny Huntsman. Tommy Brakefield, Don Adams. ROW 2: Coach Bobby Wilson. Stuart Hill, Robert Hattaway. Rudy Ramsey, Joe Ford. Dm-Wayne Malmay, Tommy Lolley. Don Rice, Vance Harrelson. Richard Rawls, Carl McMillan. ROW 15: Coach Dan McClure, Malcolm Bass, Cary Huckabay. Dennis Fields. Jimmy Haddox. Wayne Peel, Billy Hughes, Mike Lynch. Ray Edwards, Joe Watts. ROW 4. Garland Webb, Carl Badgely, Charles Bacon, Ed Watkins. Odis Howze. Thomas Vessel. William Lobrano. F. B. Davis, Charles Cotton, Eugene Thrasher, John Richard Dunn. Sherwood Emory, ROW 5: Bruce Lee, jimmy Crawford, Marlin Moore, Hcrshel Jones, Freddy Webb. John Eaves. Sammy Fordham, Buddy Caster. james Chapman, Benny Gammill, George Smith, Sonny Odom. Not Shown: Billy Battaglia. Page 140 ROW 1: Donna Jean Rucker, John McCormick, Anitra Fields, Mary Aldridge. Bobby Sue Saxon. Dianna Stockstill, Lynda Estep. Carolyn Hill. ROVV 2: Wilma Tucker. Irene Hendrix. Irma Duncan, Billie Joiner, Charlotte Null, Ginger Downey, Joy Vlalters, Barbara Davidson, Joyce Kerrigan. ROW 3: Dorothy Williams, Sue Hattaway, Annette Brumfielcl. Mary Greer. Leslie Read, Gerry Lester, Shirley Fant, Juanita Fant, Mary Nell Averett, Jane Rogers, Charlotte Irby, Adrienne Vernon, ROW 4: Maxine Johns, Mava Jean Nolan, Richard Sanders, Janice Frazier. Gene Brown, Bob Mathews, Ginger Avant, Doris McDonald, Eva Thompson, Celia Lenard, Artie May Wimberley, Lexie Smith. Loretha Copeland. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ',.... ,, ..., ...fanice Frazier SECRI-:TARx '... . ..........., Shirley Fan! l'IISTORIAN ..,..,....,,..............., .,....... L imia McCloud Si-LRGEANT-AT-ARMS., .,,.. ,..,....,. G inger Avant 'TREASURER ,...,., ..., ......,, ,..,i.., . . ,,....,.,,..,,, L f 'rlie Read RIQPORTHR. ...,. ...........,.,.,,i,,,,,. Anilra Field.: SPONSOR ,,,, ., ,,...,,.... rlflrs. lV. M14.s'.s'r'lzr'lzitff Qualification for membership in the Library Club is to have a desire to know the library better and to broaden the library's services and ideals. Members must maintain a passing' aver- age and donate two hours weekly for work. 'l'he club serves to bring together all students interested in the functions of the library. Byrd High School in Shreveport was the destination of club members this year on their annual field trip. Members of the Byrd High School Library Club acted as hosts, serving' lunch in the school cafeteria. On the way to Byrd, the Library Club also visited the Ruston High School Library. LIBRARY CLUB Part of the ,flI'f'f1Ill'fl!i0ll 7l6?L7l'.Y.S'I1I'y before a new book goat onto the .vl11'l1'e.s' ix jiaxtilzg the Card porkft into the book, here being done by fanicc Frrzsirv. Looking on are Shirley Font, mated, Linda M4'C.'Io1cd, Ginger Avant, Lexlzl' Read, Anitra Fieldr, and M1'5. VV. fWu.v.ve!wlzile. Page 141 LOS AMIGOS 'l'o brine' about clearer understanding of and appreciation for Spanisli-speaking countries is the purpose of Los Amigos, composed of stu- dents who are taking or have taken Spanish. Providing the department with recordings in Spanish as an aid to pronunciation of the language was this year's project. The club studied customs and costumes of the Spanish-speaking countries and used Span- ' ' ish games and costumes at parties and on their Getting ready for initiation, Ray Edzeardx, Lottie Mae lmmt-Coming float. Sfogginx, lVIr.i. Starlinf' Hill, Nfllr' Coullei, and Irenr' Laird make' llullfiglller lTIIIfI.X' mirz' .va.i'l1f'x to be zeorn by llif' nwze nzf'1nber.t. OFFICERS PRI-QSIIJENT ..... ,,,, I ,,.LotIie Aim' Sroggins Vior:-PRi1sim:N'i'. ..,, ,, ,,,, . .. ,,,, ,...,., . .Ray 1idzeard.r Sr3oRr1'i'ARx'-'l'RieAsURi-LR..., ,r,. ..,Nvlle Coulter l'll'1POR'I'l'IR..., r..,, ,.,,,, A , ,,,.. . , ...... tlrwzz' Laim' SPoNso1z,, ,,,, ..., , ,, ,, . rlflrx. Siarlinrf Hill KNEELINC: Charles Stewart. Walter Bondurant. Lawson Herron, ROW 2: Bobbie Saxon. Graee Partin. Elaine Hooter, Ro- ehelle Butler, Marian Williams. Betty Rabun, Lottie Mae Scoggins, Jennie Lou Ervin, Gerry Lester, Jeannette May'nor, Pat Wilson. Dorothy Craig. Jimmie Lou Whitten, Nancy Whitehead. Anita Roach, Lynda Estep, Ginger Downey. ROW 3: Mrs. Starline Hill, Janice Beard, Laverne Greer. Billie Joiner. Mary Burton. Irene Laird. Carolyn Clark. Mary Ann Carter, Carolyn Knight, Martha Robinson. Gwen Nelson. Velda Watts, Inez Anding, Jane Smith, Betty Hislop. Ray Edwards. Page 14-2 ROW 1: Florence Neal, Janice Redmond, Linda Lavender, Sara Jane Heard, Katherine Funderburk. Ruth Riley. Patricia Calhoun. ROW 2: Brenda Younse, Sue Taylor, Helen Richmond, Patsy Honea, Pat Tomp- kins. Peggy Perkins, Glenda Lee. Elizabeth Windham. ROW 3: Jane Price, Betty Bennett, Arlene Greer, fean Rawls. Linda McCormick, Jimmie Lee Bamburg, jane Parker, Lennie Mae Wilson, Lynn Wilhite, Miss Bess Sharp. ROW 4: Glenda Walters, Melba Anding. Patsy Rawls. Martha Aulds, Becky Phillips. Julia Mae George, Carrie Whittington. Mary Alice Butler. i'Our job is to be our best, to do our best, and to bring Out the best in others, is the motto of the Y-Teens, junior members of the Young Women's Christian Association, a Community Chest organization. The purposes of the activi- ties of this social and religious group are lead- ership, community service, and personal devel- opment. Any girl willing to serve others is eli- gible to join Y-Teens. The activities of the Y-Teens this year in- cluded the annual Christmas party, the Recog- nition Ceremony, the annual Faculty Valentine OFFICERS SI-:NIOR GROUP PRESIDENT ,,,...,..... Helen Richmond SENIOR GROUP VICE-PRESIDENT... ,..... Pat Rawls SENIOR GROUP SECRETARY-rllREASURER ...,........,.....,,. Becky Phillips SENIOR GROQUP COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE ..., . .... . Martlia Aulds DEVOTIONAL CHAIRMAN ...,...... ,. ...,., ...Betty Spike, EIGHTH GRADE PRESIDENT .,.... .........,..... S ue Taylor EIOIITI-I GRADE VICE-PRESIDENT .............,.... ,......... .,,.... , Glenda Walters EIGHT1-I GRADE SECRETARX '........,... Linda Lavender EIGHTI-I GRADE TREASURER ........ .Brenda Younse Y-TEENS DIRECTOR ............,. ............... Af Iiss Bess Sharp Y-TEENS Tea, the annual potato chip sale, sending' scarves overseas, a trip to Shreveport, and other varied projects. Delegates will be sent to the annual Mid-South Y-Teen Conference this summer in Galfport, Mississippi. Getting ready to serve punch and cookies to the faculty at their annual Y-Teens Valentine Tea, Miss Bess Sharp, Pat Rawls, Helen Richmond, Becky Phillips, Marllia Aulds, Betty Spikes, Glenda Walters, Sue Taylor, Brenda Younse, and Linda Lavender pose behind the red-and-white-dec0- rated table. Page 143 R. W. Butler CS Sons Lumber Co. 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WHOLESALE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Enjoy Skating P. O. Box ll33 Dial 5-2307 I I Fisher s Arena Monroe, Louisiana 312 Walnut St. Monroe, La. Page 146 Congrcxtulcxtions, Seniors u II - f Th E- I- I D CfV1dSO1'1 McfncgerneInC:nondeEmployees USED CARS Iim T1'1SCf'fI'G 601 Cypress Phone 3-3560 Iohn s Trordlng Co. Phone 2-3168 Jdutogmpk 2205 Dosiord Monroe, Lo ddr' , jg, West Monroe Washer- ,S-! - terior CS Cleaners 1 2 J 903 Nofonnoohos W 19569017 Phone 3-4240 . f VA '4f16Z744lpf,f' Q16 haf W. E. 'Chaney WJ ' GENERAL CONTRACTOR mfg, 1 ' Builder of Fine Homes I0 2, : K PHONE 3-7137 ,rg - .P-54224 , f, X qi! ' ,-5' ' u - s . xy 236147 4. I ft o 41 -' - ,, jf- ..f,y1C,' ,' ., , -f' LI ,fiffkj piAi !6 A A it-1 , lowers' Grocery l-lays White's Ferry Road LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR congratulates 2191 Trenton Street The 1955 Graduating Class of VV est Monroe West Monroe High School coNoRArULAr1oNs, sEN1oR cLAss FORD'S CURB MARKET FRIENDLY GROCERY 6 MARKET Ionesboro Road, Bawcomville Phone 2-6343 A Sowell and Son, Owners CONGRATULATIONS FROM Silverstein's Exclusive Women's Apparel 342 DeSiard Monroe Page 148 Congratulations, Seniors! Pittsburgh Plate Glass 915 Louisville Avenue Monroe, Louisiana lohn Myer's Pump Service Phone 2-3232 West Monroe, La. Martin's Marble Works Finer Monuments and Mausoleums Monroe DIAL 2-4401 500 IACKSON ST. FREE DELIVERY GLADLY FURNISHED Phillips' 7-Day Grocery A Modern Store offering Dependable Service Across from me Paper Mill SIMONTON GRAIN CO. WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA I I f' 9742- QTAG A - ,gas Tnsrrrou sa: west uounoau. IEWELRY . . y LUGGAGE Nehi Bottling Co SILVERWARE West Monroe, Louisiana at Pef1COCk S Pat's Beauty Shop 200 Desiflfd Street 201 Bernhardt Building Monroe, Louisiana Phone 7818 Page 149 NATIONAL ' HONOR SOCIETY SQ 2 5 .SL Tusquahoma Chapter Westside Fabric Shhp Sewing Notions and Butterick Patterns West Monroe 414 Wood St. Phone 8298 Spencer's Complete Line of Clothes for Children from Infant to Teens West Monroe, Louisiana Todays students Will head tornorrow's families. To make the homes of the future as comfortable and convenient as the homes you enjoy today, nat- ural gas will be at your service, always prepared to create a higher standard of living for more and more people. IIIVIIIG Illl A-l , Q 'f5is:ii,r,,. . MCNSGIY Shep Plumbing Company I' mu lscm NUM wmv C 2500 Cypress Street ' ' Phone 6464 av West Monroe, Louisiana Page 150 Monroe Linen Service, Best Wishes from IUC- Morgan CS Lindsey 405 South Grand Monroe, La. SerVjLinen Monroe, Louisiana Turner The Plumber 1702 Louisville Avenue Monroe, Louisiana Congratulations from Mel-O-Toast Bakery Business for 60 Years Weaks Supply Company, Ltd. Monroe, Louisiana W. T. Grant Congratulations to the Graduating Class SERVICE EDUoAr1oN PROGRESS FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS CF AMERICA Candidates for the Miss Model Secretary and Mr. Executive Contest. Page 151 Congratulations To The embers Ol The enier Class lll 1955 upon successfully completing your high school Work and earning your diploma. You are now prepared and qualified to pursue higher education or embark upon your life's work. There is a HOME OE YOUR OWN for you in the near future. Now is the time to start saving for your home. Our Insured Savings Shares earn you the HIGHEST rate of return. Start a Savings Share Account with us now and Watch it grow. Soon it will amount to a substantial down payment on your home, and the balance can be financed with us, your Savings Association. HOME LOANS INSURED SAVINGS THE PEOPLE' HOMESTEAD 81 SAVI GS ASSECIATIO Corner De-Siard CS Catalpa Streets Monroe, Louisiana You are cordially invited to visit our completely remodeled office build- ing, ready in September. Page 152 Slagle-Iohnson Lumber Co., Inc. Wholesale and Retail LUMBER - BUILDING MATERIAL SPECIAL MILL WORK Monroe, Louisiana Troy Sf Nichols MUTUAL INSURANCE Mortgage Loans Real Estate Eureka Grocery West Monroe I. W. and Ioe Rogers, Owners Tyner-Petrus Co. Feed - Seed - Pets Hardware 411 Trenton Street West Monroe, Louisiana Southern Bottling Go 1700 South Grand Monroe, Louisiana GD IQICL eshes Without filling Brooks Drug Store Drugs -- Cosmetics - Gitts 105 Cotton Street West Monroe Westside Flower Shop For Flowers that Are i' SOCIALLY CORRECT if LONG LASTING 'A' WORTH THE PRICE 403 North Sixth West Monroe, La, Phone 2-2677 A. ci E. Grocery 601 Smith Street West Monroe Phone 9880 ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY OPEN FoE BUSINESS 7 DAYS A WEEK 116 Trenton Street Phone 2-2848 RESTAURANT THE RENDEZVOUS Meet Friends Where Friends Meet ' Monroe, Louisiana Congratulations to Senior Class H, B. Hayes Lumloer Co. 200 Bridge Street West Monroe, Louisiana Birdie Carroll Ladies' Shop West Monroe Rarnseys Iewelry EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING New and Used Watches 203W TRENTON ST, WEST MONROE PHONE 2-2888 Page 154 BEST WISHES SENIORS Library Club Southwest Gas Producing Oo. Daly's Studio CONGRATULATIONS 9 One Day Film Developing TO THE 9 Cameras and Film CLASS OF '55 Terzia Lumber ci Hardware, lnc. 0 Movie Projectors 218 Grammont St. Monroe PHONE 2-1705 100 Mississippi St. Phone 3-7795 'l35th Year in Ouachita Parish Keep in trim at . . . Albritton Barber Shop Floyd Temple, Representative 306 Wood Sl' West Monroe 208 N th 6th St. Ph 3-6768 ' of one Medical Arts West Monroe, Louisiana Pharmacy 1083 North Sixth St. Phone 2-2778 Monroe, Louisiana College Friend Near N.L.S.C. Monroe Mitchell Welding CS Marine Ways West Monroe, Louisiana Page 155 Bracly's Grocery At the Intersection of North Seventh and Arkansas Road Phone 3-8119 We Deliver Barney's Garage fs. FILLING sTArioN FACTORY-TRAINED MECHANICS Try me once and you'l1 always come back PHONE 9423 508 MONTGOMERY VVest hdonroe Bert Coverdale YOUR ASSESSOR Pay Cash and Pay Less at Delta Departrnent Store West Monroe Bancroft Bag Factory, lnc. For Complete Beauty Service, See Faye's Beauty Salon Faye McCloud, Owner QOSVZ Cypress Street West Monroe, Louisiana Appliance Center lU2U North Fourth Street Monroe, Louisiana Your GE Dealer Fercl Levi Stationery Co. School Supplies - Books - Gifts - Games 101 North Grand Monroe l-lolsurn Bread The Largest Selling Loaf in Louisiana I-lale's Barber Shop 224 Trenton Street West Monroe, La. Art Shop 309 Louisville Monroe Art Supplies Page 156 CONGRATULATIONS FROM C-ommunity Drug Ionesboro Road Congratulations from Central Savings Bank 81 Trust Co. ans ,A rmsluu. nssanvr: SYSTEM S L West Monroe Branch West Monroe, Louisiana CONGRATULATIONS FROM Humphries Insurance Agency 315 Wood Street West Monroe, Louisiana Turniloseed Service Station 236 South Grand Street Telephone 2-2747 Monroe, Louisiana Maxwell Hardware Co. 2711 North 7th Street West Monroe, Louisiana Triangle Cate 2208 Cypress St. Phone 3-5645 I. C. Steele Lumber Co., Inc. 907 Coleman Avenue West Monroe, Louisiana BUILDING MATERIALS Bradshaw Service PAINT AND BODY WORK The Pastry Shop Quality Baking - Pies - Cakes 24 Hour Wrecker Service 321 Wood St. West Monroe, La 713 Iackson St. Monroe, La. Phone 5-2827 CITY DRUG STORE Where Our Customers Send Their Friends 205 Trenton Street Phone 3-5930 West Monroe, La. FROM ANY ANGLE IT'S Hunt Studio 402 NORTH SIXTH STREET WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS D. C. HARPER MONROE BOWLING CENTER FREE 1NsTRUcT1oNs PoR BEGINNERS West Pontioc, Inc. 1203 Louisville Avenue Monroe, Louisiono MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ANY OTHER KIND Goodyecfr Service Store PHONE 3-1315 McKee Roidio Service 104 S. Riverfront West Monroe Phone 3-5107 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '55 West Monroe High School Key Club at 0 X I- at R5 V pl Xe off' 'xflfifff' The Robert C. Ervin Insurance Agency 218 TRENTON STREET WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA Congratulations From Turpin Lumber The Contrabancl Runners Club CS! CO' CONGRATULATES Curtis Drug THE CLASS OE '55 CS Variety Store or 2704 N. 7th STREET PHONE 3-3158 West Monroe, Louisiana WEST MONROE HIGH SCHOOL Page 159 K L I C The Goodwill Station Lennon Motor Co. Your BUICK Dealer Third and Washington Sts. Telephone 3-3464 Monroe, Louisiana McGinn Finance Co. Personal Loans and Installment Financing Trenton Street West Monroe, Louisiana Congratulations Seniors of l955 and Best Wishes for the Future Monroe Steam Laundry Kirby SALES - SERVICE Keystone Paint CS Decorating Co., Inc. 403 Louisville Monroe, Louisiana Krauss CS Cahn Adam Hats and Bond Clothes Leon's Grocery CS Market 1M MONTGOMERY PHONE365N FREE DEUVERY WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA Page 160 It It's Worth While Cleaning, It's Worth WEIL CLEANING 508 North Fourth Street Monroe, La. ONECO SALES CO. For A11 Building Needs from Foundation to Chimney Highway 80 West Monroe Attic Fans - Tornado Fence - Bathroom Fixtures Monroe Ice Delivery 3000 Lee Ave. Monroe 521 Trenton West Monroe if CHARCOAL i' PICNIC ICE CHESTS ak FISHING TACKLE -A' MANY OTHER ITEMS Phone 2-5175 and 3-3770 Negley Bag 8: Paper Co. Manufacturers STANDARD CS VARIETY MULTIWALL SHIPPING BAGS ' SACKS WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA TEL. 3-8886 Page 161 The Senior Class 1955 May we increase in Wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man. C M 'G'-ff U jog EQ The Brown Paper Mill Company, Inc. MONROE, LOUISIANA X .X aww J U XX 3 5 I XO N, -X 5 N Q Q w al? 1: S . Q SL mx 0uach1ta YQ Candy Company WHGLESALE CANDY DEALERS Monroe, Louisiana listening or looking . . . just about everyone in Louisianat chooses a Noe Station KNOE 8: KNCJE-TV 1390 On Your Dial Channel 8 5,000 Watts Day and Night 230,000 Watts Affiliated with Affiliated with National Broadcasting Co, Inc. CBS, NBC, ABC and Dumont Television Networks in New Grleans . . . it's WNOE 1060 On Your Dial 50,000 Watts ' and thousands in Other SKITGS, tOC THE IAMES A. NOE STATIONS Page 165 7 - 11 Breland's Food Stores Service Station PICNIC HEAQQUARTER3 Corner North Fourth 6. Louisville CPGY1 7 'fill 11 Monroe, Louisiana 7 BUYS G Week Phone 3-5540 Colloert's Hardware of Sporting Goods Store COr1'1er NCItCl'1itOCheS CS: COHOY1 Telephone 2-4114 West Monroe, Louisiana Congratulations, Class ot '55 May You Have Great Success C. O. Boyd GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR CABINET SHOP P. O. Box 4279 Phone 3-3772 West Monroe, Louisiana l Owen's Garage R CS A lewelry Store 500 Cotton Street 323 DeSiard Monroe West Monroe, Louisiana phone 3,2632 Siddon Upholstery Phone 7382 All Types of Car Repair 901112 Natchitoches West Monroe Page 166 DISTRIBUTORS OF Congratulations from Phelps HOME IMPROVEMENTS . 0 Central Auto SCIIGS vE,.T.im.,,.t.,.,.N.,.. 3l0 N. Third St. Phone 3-4461 I Ornamental Iron Aluminum Windows MOHIQQI I-,guigjgng Venetian Blinds Ialousies Aluminum Window Screens STUDEBAKER - PACKARD g Aluminum CGFPOTIS I 115 LoUisv1LLE MoNRoE, LA LEE'S IEWELRY STORE JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS Fine Repairing a Specialty West Monroe, Louisiana Phone 3-5380 Authorized Dealers for BULOVA - ELGIN - GRUEN - LONGINES HAMILTON - TISSOT WATCHES Union Oil Mill 520 Trenton Street West Monroe, Louisiana I Page 167 The Trianon Restaurant 3223 Louisville Avenue Monroe, Louisiana W. I. McDonald, Owner Best Wishes from Unique Cleaners 3 Locations Serving Greater West Monroe: 401 CYPRESS 1301 CYPRESS 401 Coleman Congratulations from Moore Electric Co. 205 South Fifth West Monroe Phone 3-2583 Best of Luck to the Seniors of '55 The Art Club Westscle Beauty Nook Natchitoches St. West Monroe Edith Taylor, Proprietor Congratulations, Seniors from the Little Colonel History Club of West Monroe High School Larche Dept. Store 314 Trenton West Monroe Phone 3-1523 Congratulations from A Friend Page 168 1, Rose Oil Co. Phone 9194 Phil Carithers, Manager Q61 WITH Hass. sisuuuf al sous Yvvnsmevw I Serving Northeast Louisiana for 52 Years ,.., A ftgq.: Ili'-4. frfrfr 2:5151 PISA? ffifffir 755755 :Fai Eff: : '-'5:I':-: ::f:1: :- 9:5 : Monroe Congratulations from uRamloling lake A Friend ot the Rebels Quality Cleaners CS Fashion Laundry Phones 2-28l0 or 2-2185 Owners: Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Delioach Sanders Iewelry 304 Wood St. West Monroe Phone 2-5880 Plant: l203 Natchitoches Branches: l05 Cypress, 1801 Cypress VISIT OUR GIFT SHOP l80l1f2 CYPRESS Beaver's Barber Shop Ionesboro Road Congratulations Religious Supply Shop Phone 3-7440 . West Monroe' Louisiana 316 Catalpa St. Monroe, La. : A BELLA SCHERCK DAVIDSON -4 , ,, THE WOMAN s SHOP :The Shop Smart Women Prefer Page 169 I-linton's Barber Shop West Monroe, Louisiana Calclwell's Grocery Steak Headquarters 129 Commerce West Monroe, La. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of West Monroe High School T. A. Sanders Lumber Co. Southern Equipment' First National Bank ot West Monroe ci Tractor Your Friendly Bank Serving HEADQUARTERS the Twin Cities FOR Member of the ALLIS-CHALMERS Federal Reserve System Armstrong's Adds F Cricket Farm U5 South's Largest - Wholesale Only 1127 WOOD ST WEST MONROE I l'The Home of Handmacher Suits' New York Hardware of Furniture Co. 625 DeSl1-XRD ST. MONROE, LA. 506 Bres Avenue Monroe, Louisiana Page 170 Warren's Kilpatriclds Appliance CQ, Funeral I-Iorne Your Aufhgrized 1502 Cypress West Monroe, La. Crosley - Bendix Dealer phone 7575 I W M or est Omoe Burial Insurance . . . 204 Trenton Phone 8323 Ambulance Service Bennetts Rexall Drug Store PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS Trenton St. West Monroe PHONE 3-7781 FOR FREE DELIVERIES R. V. I-Iaile Grocery of Market PHONE 3-1000 402 SOUTH SECOND WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA TESTED roRMULA SEALE-LILY ICE CREAM C, ,Grunt IOUSS 1 Grant CS Iones Cities 11168 SSTVICS Statlon Service Station NO' 2 AND GARAGE 101 Bridge Street 410 WOOD STREET MCCAIN-RICHARDS, INC. 1201 LOUISVILLE AVENUE MONROE, LOUISIANA Page 171 G C1 th' C .,1 T1'1eA.1. Lester Gy O mg O nc IHSUICIHCQ AQQHCY lust Up the Street from Higher Prices 153, INSURANCE Monroe, Louisiono AND REAL ESTATE Morty's Phone 3-8311 P. o. BOX 282 A CS' W Dr 1Ve'1n 1323 NATCHITOCHES STREET 1202 Cypress Street After School Drmk A CS W Root Beer West Monroe, Louisiomo Green G'Gb1eS Court Phone 9261 1311 Cypress St. West Monroe, Lo Wtff HAVE YoUE DAIRY NEEDS diff? DELIVERED TO YOU Q D 1 A L 7590 - 2-4757 - 2-4800 Risefs Dairy GRADE A - HQMQG-EN1ZED - VITAMIN D NEW NATcH1TocHEs ROAD WEST MONROE Page 172 Brad1ey's Men's Shop B. M. I. Iarrnan Shoes Professional School of Business and Dial 5-6969 Nationally Advertised Clothes Sth F1oor, Bernhardt Building 221 Trenton West Monroe Monroe, Louisiana Ca1vert's Drug Store 308 Trenton Street West Monroe, Louisiana Crawford Mattress G Upholstering Co. West Monroe, Louisiana Phone 2-3423 West Monroe Firestone Store 1 311 Trenton West Monroe, La. Phone 3-5112 Do't's Beauty Salon 707 Cypress Street West Monroe if Hair Styling i' Perrnanents if Cosmetics For All Your Beauty Needs Phone 2-1685 Page 173 Drake Concrete Co. Mixed Concrete a Specialty 908 Coleman St. P. O. Box 4299 Phone 2-2964 - 3-3884 West Monroe, Louisiana CONGRATULATIONS FROM Camps Dress Shop The Shades For Late Snacks Monroe, Louisiana Barr Typewriter Co. - 812 Iackson Street SALES, SERVICE, AND RENTALS OF OFFICE MACHINES DRY CLEANING AT ITS BEST Delta Cleaners Ouachita National Bank Helping West Monroe Grow . . . 400 Natchitoches Street West Monroe, Louisiana For Correct Time, Day or Night, Dial 2-6121 HUMPHRIES' HOME APPLIANCES 901 Cypress Street PHONE 3-0833 West Monroe, La. BAGWELIIS GARDENS 1307 Parnell Street Phone 9898 West Monroe, Louisiana Page 174 IIMMIE McGUIRE'S SERVICE STATION WHITE'S FERRY ROAD AT AUDUBON STREET WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA Tubb Auto Upholstery 300 N. Third Monroe, La. Congratulations Bailey Grant I Shaoly, Inc. Norris Style Shop INSURANCE REAL ESTATE - LOANS Ladies' Wearing Apparel Shady Wall West Monroe, Louisiana 1502 Cypress Phone 2-1434 West Monroe, Louisiana LUMBERMEN'S SUPPLY COMPANY . INC. LY -. LL WHOLESALE EXCLUSIVELY , WILL BUILDING MATERIAL MILL WORK PLUMBING SUPPLIES MONROE, LOUISIANA Page 175 Q 1 M 5892 'W' Q-i W '1 ' it ine.. Pllllllilll Is the routine at QUALITY and not confined only to special jobs. Able craftsmanship and the best, in equipment are the tools that are combined to pro- duce the highest quality letterpress printing. No other method can give such sharp and clean results. E v 7 i 1 in One of the South's Finer Printing Plants grcguiufffy glaring 1204 Natchitoches Street Phone 3-3951 West Monroe La 1 5 f QV- x W X, 1 - 5 , -0 I .. f F- 1 'QL' K fi J . , 9' i . , .1 L 'L ' i f vigrx -., jg ' Q !f ll lgxxx ' Q 1 Yau 41 ' ? - Lyf x , ss ,',l, J NJ' If fir A ' s ,lit I . ff 3 ' A 'K 1 3, a ' A 1. 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