1931-1956 Chacahoula by Archivist of ULM

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~L~State~

in honor of its 7~-~ A~

Nort heast Loui siana State Co ll ege was originally known as Oua chita Parish Junior Co ll eg e, which wa s founded in 19 28 by the Loui sIana Sta te Legislature. The C o ll eg e was supported by citizens of Ouae-hit" Parish \"\'ho lev ied a tax for its establishm ent and maint enance.

The Ouachita Parish School Board and the Police Jur}' of the Parish selected the present site of the College. containing 38.1 acres, at a (ost of $22 ,860. The first s( ho ol year opened Septembe r 28 , 19.) 1 w ith on e incomplete bu ilding, now known as T. O . Brown H all. a president, eleve n instructo rs, and 41 6 ~tud e nt s. In July 1934 the College becam e afElliated with Loui siana State Uni ve rsity through an act of t he State Ltgislature. The ac t was based on an ag reement between the Ou achita Pa rish School Board and l. S.U. w h e reby the Unive rsity would o perate the institution to be known as N o rtheast Ce n te r of louisiana State Un iversity. In 1938 a $45,000 steel stadium a nd a $ 9 0 ,000 Student Center Building were co nstructed. Th e f o ll owi ng year saw th e erection of a $100,00.0 lib rary Building and a $12 5, 000 Fine Arts Building. Th e P resi dent' s horn e. a tw o-story brick stru cture, overlo ok s Bayou DeSi ard w hich winds a.long th e easte rn edge of the tampus . In 1949 a new science hall Wll ~ co nstructed at a (Ost of $40).000. The name of the CoJh:gt' w a ~ cha nged again in Junior College o f l.5. U.

1939- this time to Northeast

III 1944 the State Legislature author ized the transfer to 1.S. U. o f all lands and

buildings owned by th e Ou ach it a P ari sh School BO:l. rd and connected wit h Nor th east

Junior College. This increa.<oed the campus to H a( re s.

The g rowth of the Coll ege reach ed anot he r chapter in the inst ituti on' s histo ry on

July), 19:5 0 , w hen legislation prov ided for the expa nsion of Nort heast Juni o r C ollege

into a four -year in st itu tion and fo r its transfer f ro m the control of louisiana State

University to the State Board of Education. The name was then chang ed to North east

Loui siana State College ,

As a (our-year in stitution , Northeast 's history has been marh路d by rapid g rowth in

enro llment , curricula. buildings . and othe r fac ili ties.

New campus buildings incl ude t wo brick d o rmitor ies wh id, pruvide a( comm odatJOn5 fo r men and "\l,l()lTlen and a _~e(on J women' s dormito ry, in r rocess o f l o nstru ction , which will offe r add iti o nal liv ing g uart ers (or 100. Fad) build ing is \.du cd at a ppro ximate ly $300,000. A $700,00 0 air-conditioned Clas sroo m and Admini strat ion Duilding W:lS o l cupied at the opening of the 195 6 slimmer te nn . Tbe st ructure also homes laoora to m:s, v isual . aids room , theat re w it h seating capaoty o f 2 50 , museum and fa culty lounge, Now unde r con struction is the 0$200, 000 Agriculture and Hom e Economics Building. A Home Management Hou se ::.erves as a labo rat o ry for home ma nagement courses. Plans call for the en largement of th e Student C ente r Building whi ch h ouses the cafeteria, social room, a nd bookstore, and provides do rmitory facilit ies fo r men on the second floo r. The Fin e A rts Bu ilding will be val ued at about $200,000 according to spe cifi cations for the enl a rgeme nt of the st ructure. An infirmary estimated at $S().,OOO also is o n the list of fut ure buildings , Besides the expenditure of abou t $5 00,000 for egu ipmc nt, expansion and im prove颅 ments of th e fo ur-year coll ege includ e the expe nd iture o f $1S0.000 for add ition al land and investme nt in sid ewa lks, driveways , and la nd scaping. Northeast Louisiana State College reached a sign ifican t milestone in 1955 w heu

it was fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges aud Seco ndary Schools.

1931 Ouachita Parish Junio r College was founded in 1928 and held its first classes in 193 1. Classes began on a 38.1 acre campus, with 4 16 students, eleven faculty members, and an incomplete building-Brown Hall .

MRS. DOROTHY NIXON YOUNSE Mrs.

Younse , of the

English

facult y, came to

Nor theast State the year it beg an to hold cl asses . She, along ~' ith oue school, is celebrat ing the anni. versary o f a twen ty. (ive路yea r career. Cong ralllll1' I; OTlS for it job wet! done!

1934 By agreement with Louisiana State Universi ty III 1934, the college became a part of the university and its name was changed to Northeast Center of Louisiana State university. . looking out of Brown Hall lobby shortl y after its completion

5tad ium 1938

Fine A rts

1939

A new name agai n came to Northeast In ]939足 Northeast Junior College of Louisiana State Uni versity . In 1944 the title to the coll ege was transferred to the university and mOre acreage was added to it, making a total campus area of fifty-one acres.

1950 In 1950, by act of the state legislature, the college was expanded to a four-year status and transferred from the University to the State Board of Education. The name was changed to Northeast Louisiana State Coll ege.

Library 1939

Students enjoy fall semester gather. ing at girls' dorm

â&#x20AC;˘ New girls' dorm .

"Miss Northeast ," Barhara West, and Mrs. Mary Wehstcr, rhe Dean 's secretary, depart for " HoJiday .in Dixie" pageant.

Spring fashi ons for Senior Da y

Another class building for N ort heast .

N ell Rogers, "Miss H ome Economics," checks cotta ge s(lppiies.

" Attention!" wa s the order .

Lil ( ,rR HI" JRY Edilor !lORR) JOI! ODFN J'l.jJoc:i~lIe Eriitof (md PhotOg"4"h",

MEUM II 11 L f' 11111,' E 1;101

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I HOM PSON ~t11d

I'll,\nr P(1RT PR BUJin n,1 ,Uanagers

Bon se()(;I'\! :md J'f N N EALE ~/'(' rI' I:"iIOl .•

H( II ,ER J n I Y

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RI ll SrYMOUR

~ I.lJ; .I.m/ Photogr" ph p ,"

What class is this?

Revenge!! !! against winner of Student Counci l presidency ele<:ti oo.

Lose something in there?

No, just modeling ...

Three "s tooges" preside at scoring table ..

Sa. nta Clauses ...

BiH McD ona\d se ts anothe r record ...

Good ole dorm life

For ;oformat;oo

1'\\ get that C. J. for starting this

Northeast sportS. just see

stadium fire! ...

Rooge r Robinson . . .

A hobby for Bobby ... and we d rhyme! ma e a

~ip 'n and sl id 'n at omccoming "lrnc. .

jumped, . '

,he , cow." oon , an d . " . the ... [n .

B3.b路a 路\OO~

over , '

Time for suds .

A photogcaphic experiment for jour颅 nalism students ...

BARBARA WEST

An awa rd fo r the Honor Compa ny in Military .

. a fra t goe nationalÂˇ TKE

Dr. T . Ha rry W ill iams fro m l. S.U. was an honored g ues t (or hi story cm husiasts ..

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Ag instrucrors at work ..

Geologists OJ the prowl .

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Mor~

CHEERLEAD ERS_TOP' Ann Pi,."o. At,ddt" Barba" Bradle" Barbar' Brinson. Bo " o'n"路 Obed Kirk颅 patrick, )0 Ann womack, !li1\y Ray Roa rk.

BusinesS roachines tec hniques . ..

Celebrlt , Ing ' . a footb',I II \' lCto . r ~路.

The ga ng lives it up on an out-oF-town basketball trip to Natchitoches

James Cullipher demonstrates s<ience equipment [or visitors on campus

Taking up boat inspection, Bill?

"'3. ~OW 'WOW ~ ~kQ;;'-Queen NeW;

â&#x20AC;˘ Art students practice portrait sketching .. .

1955 Homecoming court . . . Queen Nelda Smothers, Ann McCl ure, Mary Ann Pitarro, Betty LaBorde, Sonya Franks, and Barbara Bradley.

"Little Harold" shoots fo r the basket ...

"He2.1i e" aod Bobbie take in the D emeter frat ernit y dance ...

"Redskin" per f ormers pause f h or reath and photo . ..

A bonfire (or "homecoming" ,

Te ,\( Willis 路'U 1" Ch 1 ' g Je!'it N an " ar ene Miller "M' ' ,gets big kiss ( ,

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Chacahoula ,"

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HIpp y NEW

Bobby Oden plays Santa to

girls' dorm ,

YEAR!

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Doris Kit chens mak es li ke a " living doll ."

Bill and Carol show us how to really cut a rug .

Miss Ma y Read helps us th roug h registration red tape ..

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LEWIS C. SLATER

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CLI N T O. HANNA, A(ling Di路

WIllIAM M. SMITH, Dean of the College; B.A., M.A., Louisiana State Universit y.

rector 0/ Adm;SJiom an d Special Serv i(eJ; B.S., Uni on University ;

M.A., Ed. D., Geo rge Peabody Col路 lege.

The Northeast State administrative staff, in its high position of college leadership, is ever conscious of its duty to the institution' s exceptionally rapid expansion. The staff is friendly, efficient and de路 termined to extend its full efforts toward helping Northeast State, its students, potential students, and many friends .

BUEL S. HAMNER, Reg;'t,a,; B.A., M.A.. Louisiana State University .

CLARENCE BALL,

BUJ;neJJ Manager;

B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Jnstitute.

ARNOLD R. KILPATRICK, Alhlelie Director; B.A., N orthwestern State Col颅 lege; M.A., Louisiana State University.

ERNEST D. HOLLOWAY, Dean of Me,,; A.B ., University of Mississippi;

IDA LEE KING WILBERT, Dean of Women; B.A., Louisiana Polytechnic

Institute; M.Ed., Louisiana State Uni

B D., Princet o n Theological Seminary; B D ., Th .D ., Union Theological Semi nary ; D .D .. Southwestern at Memphis.

versity.

Northeast State, having this school year become an accredited four-year college, has been a genuine challenge to our administrative staff. Its members have worked together in such a way that Northeast has stepped successfully into its new accredited, sen ior-college position with confidence and courage.

EVELYN McGEE OTTS, D;"" or of Teacher Training; B.A., Louisiana Poly technic Institute; M.S., University of Arkansas.

MAUD MERRITT COOK BE N TRUP, Head Librarian; B.A ., louisiana State Univecsiry; B.S. in library Science, Uni versity of lIIioois.

HENR Y

W . SAGESER. GII;dance CONnul or and Direcfor o f Student Per sonnel; B.A., University of Louisville; B .S., M.E., M.S., Ph.D., Purdue Uni versity.

WILBUR L. PERKINS Head of BNS;n fJf Ad""nilll"a/ion Department

DALE MEACHUI PreJidenl . Commerce CfNb

John Luffcy "shows how" in business class . ..

learning to opec3te office macb ines proves a good job .

"T ake a \eHer.

plea~.

waV to do it,"

says D {.

"This is .thet pmg .' cIa ss .. Stapleton in y

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DWIGHT GRUBBS

DR. W . R. HAMMOND Head, Depal'(m ent of Liberal Art,! (1nti SOfia' Science!

Pr esident. SOf idt Science Clu b

.. . and [h is is the state of Louisiana!

"Comment allez voos ?" ask s this French class.

. the weather A d ",hat IS today. boys? . . ,

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MachincS

pro"1l e

. rnahstlC lOU . tertsti.ng···

[ or

..;cry

DR. HARRY M. LEMERT Head, Fine Art;

JOE NAFF Presiderll

Phi /vflf A/phrt S1' phofJia

Departm enl

Recording machines of the Fine Arts Department offer entertainment . .

Student production of "A Man Called Pete r"

.~~~:"-~~~:' ~T~a:k:e It "You Can t have 9t3ctice lesson ... Music students

Scene from

With

you'

BENNIE

ROBINSON

President, Delta

Demeter

Home Economics majors study dress making .

Ag stud ents inspect cattle

DERWOOD CANN, JR. Maio" R.O.T.C.

JOHN E. TAYU Cadet Lt. Col.

R.O.T.C.

Commandant

R.O.T.e sponsors and Major Cann on parade grounds

Social hour honoring 4th Army inspecting officers.

kes inspection.

Ftancis Yocom rna:

WILLIAM M. SMITH

GLENN TIDWELL Pyuidenl, F.T.A.

of College; oj EducaJion D t parJmenJ

Campus La bora tory School stu dents hold circus ...

Pat Littl e, Gl enn T id 足

well, Patsy Barn"cs, and Alton Braddock arcive at the P,T ,A. banquet ..

Special Education

classes .

. den meet Educa.uon lea

f r conference 0

JOE STREE" Prel;dent of SIll Affiliate of Ame Chemical SociI

He(ld of Department of Pllre and Applied Science;

Vis iting high school students examine rock exhibit

Future scientists 8ath foJ' a con rah on the lalE with Dr. Ralph T. OV{ rnan, nuclear scien ti st.

\..n \m an does Jessie \..ee , ;, in c:lInp\lS heart lese al lab " " "

" g for ger rns .

LOO"IO k

Maj. Derwood Cann and W. C. Buchanan enjoy Christmas fes ti vities on ca mpus.

Dr. Gladys Jones. Dc. Marvin McKneely, James W. Parker足 son, and Glen Tidwe ll prepare reading clinic plans.

Coaches Manley and Luffey ace as welcoming com mittee to newcomer, Nic k Lassiter.

R bert Ca nedo accep~ a Dean WLiliam M sm~:~~ta~lub 0 for spec ial educatlon cash gift from the purposes.

. "tl mons of tbe Agriculture Dr. Jasper nam . n cotton fibers. lectureS O

The Student Council is made up of two men and two women from each class. The president and vice president are chosen by the student body from the junio r class in the last month of the second semester of the year. \Vithin one week following, two men and two women are selected ffOm each of the lower classes and the other two fr om the junioe class. During the first month of the fall semester the freshman class names its representatives to serve on the council. The secretary and tr easurer are elected by and from the council members.

JOH N EARL TAYLOR SIJ/dent Co/wei! PreJidenl, 1955 路56

"Freshman Week" gets under way with ad'Viser.

a talk by A, L. Tatum, faculty

John Earl addresses the fr eshmen.

STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS . .. 5Mle4: N ell Rogers, Pat Barnes, President John Earl Taylor, Sponsor A. L. Ta tum, Vice President Bill McNa ir, Ada Mae Hicks. G race Glass and C. B. Robert s. Slfl1ld;lIg : Lin da Louise Posey, Harold Davis, Dwight Gru bbs, Jo Luton. John Gilbert. Rodger Robinson. Bobby Oden, and Barbara Bradlc::y. NOI shou,n: O bed Kirkpatrick, Pat Emanuel, and Lloyd Posey.

Bob and Virgini a Cu rrey enj oy pre-homecoming wiener roas t sponsored by the Student CounciL

BILL McN AIR, Vice PreJi denl

GINGER HENRY, Edito,

ROGER KELLEY. PbotnK,,,phcr . and BOBBY JOE ODEN . Arroci.4te Erli/or tm d Hfnd Pbolol:rnpher

PRADE PORTER and BILL THOMPSON BtIJi1leJI i\flluager s

) BOB SCOGIN and KEN NEALE.

Co~SporlJ

MELBA HILL,

Edi'on

Fealllr ~

Editor

We of the CHACAHOULA have striven to present a bigger and better annual in trying to keep step with a bigger and better Northeast State.

Barbara West, Bobbie Sander-s, Dixie Foreman and Balbata Rogers help classify class photographs. ..

ANKlE LEE WEST STAHL. AJ.<oci"" Pro/tJJor of JOflfnaJiJm find CHACAHOU· LA Adl!;ur.

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EZRA ADAMS, Edil ol

FRED McDOWELL, SporlJ Edil or

JO ANN EDWARDS and SHIRLEY COLLINS, Cirlltllllio!l

With the help of interested and in

dustrious reporters and editors, the

POW WOW established itse lf as a

weekly publication this year. In its cov

ering o f campus activities and many

other olltside events, it ha s at all tim es

practiced ethical standards that are be

coming a highly p ro fessional occupa

tion _

DOR OT H Y SCHEMPF BYRNE. ~ 1d'/.utJ"'Jx.

and

MISS VIRGINIA BRUECK, Jo'''nn/ ism Inslfl(clor and POW If'/OW Fac I/lly Adviur.

ANN

DA vro WATSON and BILL SEYMOUR, Ph%grdphm

JOHN E. TAYLOR Cadet Lt . Col .

The Reserve Officers Training Corps at Northeast is designed to enable college students to prepare themselves for leadership in military service. This organization, under the leadership of competent U. S. Army personnel, offers young men greater opportunities for adjustment and to have confidence in themselves and their fellow Americans. Completion of a four-year COurse in the R.O .T.C makes the graduate eligibl e for a commission as 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Army Reserve.

Ma jor Cann al student cadets check over pJa l for Northeast R.O.T.c. activ

Formal inspection by 4th Army driJi officials

Cadets and visiting Ar personnel are nona with a tea

R.O.T.e. Band .. .

COLOR G UARD

Fu ll dress uniforms are the order of the day fo r sponsors .

Cadet 1st Sgt. Sy lva n Hoyem insp('( ts dr ill pl a too n fifJes .

It' s review time fo r N or theast cade ts ...

Northeast campus and R.O.T.C. his路 tory was made this yea r with the for颅 matio n of a chapter of Scabbard and Blade, national honorary military frilternity. The chapter is headed by

Cadet Lt. Col. John E. Tayl or, fifth from left.

HONOR PLATOON, commanded by Cadet lst Lt. Billy Thompson and Cade t 1st Sgt. Sylva n Ha yem

Major Koos and vlsulng Army officia l in 路 R.O.T.e. supply room supervised by Kramberg . .

R.O .T.e. class.

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BEllY fULLER \,<,oroen's Physical Education

JOHN E"'RL ,,,,YLOR Mitit:H)" Science

SARAH BATTON Speech

S,'.LLY rl,'.yES s L,be"\ ,'.rt

DWIGHT GRUBBS 50<..i:1I Scil:nce- Education

MARY LOU MEACHUM Home Eco nomics

ARTER CO)(

CPre-.l>'J. -"'< edi<in e

MARGUERITE HEADRICKS BENNIE ROBINSON AWirulture

Library Science

S\-ll:'UlY DARK. Geolog)'

WALLACE tlARGON Meo's -Ph)'sica\ Education

J ANET CASH Music

~LllERTVS

LO~CJ-{

Social Science

JOE STREET Chemistry

CARPENTER JUANdITA Me lea I Technology

{ EZR~ ~D~lI{S

JOUrnalism

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SCHEDULE OF '55

Indians

v i ...

Southeastern ... ........................ Home. Sept. 17

Stephen F. Austin ..... .............. Away. Sept. 24

Delta State......................... ......Home. Oct. 1

SOuthwestern .... ....... ... ................Home. Oct. 8

W. Kentucky ..........................Home. Oct. 15

McNeese State ........................ H ome. Oct. 22

Livingston State.......... ............ Home. Oct. 29

Northwestern............................ Away. Nov. 5

La. College............................ Home. Nov . 12

La. Tech __ __ .________ __ .______ ............ Away. Nov. 19

LEON MANLEY Line Coach GEORGE LUFFEY A.uiJJaTl' Coach and Grid Suw IN

ALBERT LEO KAY A.ui.rtrtflt Coach FRANCIS YOCOM and DALTON SMITH

Co路 Capra;"J

DEVONE PAYNE

Coach Payne, at the end of his second year at Northeast State, has proved himself a very able coach of football. Payne has de veloped marked improvemen ts in the Indian squad in his sho rt time here, and, with these improvements in mind , the people of North east and Northeast Lou isia na can look for ward to Indian victories for the forthcoming years.

Payne was, before his arrival on our cam pus , head footba ll coach at Louisiana Col lege. He a lso coached at Tallulah, N evi lle, Ouachita Parish, G ilbert and Winnsboro High Schools.

SQUAD OF '55 First row: Bob Windle, Fra ncis Yocom, Dalton Sm ith , Sherrod McKaio , Bill Bradley, Sam my Moore, Jim BefIY . Second row : Bob Scogin , Danny Hoak, H owdy Nugent. Tommy Leos, Mack Powell, Bob Lacaze. Cleburne Fails, C. J. Melancon . Th ird rOw: Ken Nea l, Johnny Smith, Roy Devillien, Everett Reynolds, Robert McGough, Benn y Frank· lin, Jack Liddy, Wa llac e Hargan, Bobby Wal ker. Fourth row : Tony PeeCOO , Jim W harton, N ick Lassiter, Don Cum mins. N orm Zuspan, Do n Tate, Ken McKay, Don Smothe rs, Aubrey Wade, Ted Nypa ver, Joe Sanford. Joe Driskill , Bill Laird, Ray Snyder, Hershel Jones.

THE HOMECOMING ELEVEN RE ................................. JOE DRISKILL

R1' ............................ FRANCIS YOCOM

RG ................... .. C J. MELANCON

C ............................... . DALTON SMITH

LG ........................... .... JIMMY BERRY

L1' ...................... . . . ... KEN O'N EAL

LE ............................. C W. STAT HAM

QB ...... .............. EVERITT REYNOLDS

RH .................................. TOMMY LEOS

FB .............................. MACK POWELL

LH ............................. AUBREY WADE

Mel ancon, 60, leads the w ay fo r W ade agai nst \'(/es tern K entuc ky . .

W ade picks up ya rd age aga inst SO\l thwes te rn .

Lajrd. 88, hel ps to br ing down a Southeaste rn back just

short of a T . D ..

"Fjeld Genera ls," Everet t Reynolds, Danny Hoak and Bill McDona ld, get winoing point ers fro m Coach P ayne

Bill McDona ld pitches out to Ben Franklin just in time

W ade, G.S.c. kick路off return leader, capi talizes o n a block by D alton Smi th to pick up 42 yards.

Dalton Smith draws ~a bead On a Techster as Ken Neale moves up to ass ist ...

JIM BERRY .

DAL TON SMITH Sftli or BILL BRADLEY.

Franklin skirts a McNeese end ..

. . JOE DRI SKILL

Leos picks up a firs t down against S. L I.

To the graduating senior linemen : Francis Yocom, C. ) . Melancon,

Sammy Moore. Bo b W indle . and Sherrod McKo in, we: say goodbye

and thanks for a job well done .

INDIANS vs ..

. . . The defending Gulf States Conference cbamps, Southeaflern, looked like the; were in for a hard night as the Indian held them scoreless in the first quarter ; but their depth in reserve strengtb began to tel! and they wore tbe fighting Redskin down to grind out a 40 to 0 victory which was harder fought than indicated by the SCOre . ..

vs ... Stephen F, Austin Lumberjacks , . , As heavy underdogs, our squad upset all predictions when they held the gian Lumberjacks to a close 15-6 win, The Tribe's gang tackling seemed to be the cbief factor in their determined, although losin~ effort. It was substitute tackle, Ken O 'Neal, who made OUf first T. 0, of the season. 78

Laird stops a McNeese back as Moore, Yocom and Scogin "close in ."

H. ). Cassanova, movie pbotographer, shoots N ortheast Homecoming ga me.

vs . . . D elta Slate StaleJmen ... Th e Indians played the role of the "spoilers" in defeating D elta State 7-0 to mar a previously unblemished record of 13 straight victories. The all-out effo rt of the Tribesmen was highlig hted by Wade's 50-ya rd T .O, and successive long runs by Franklin and Leos .

. . . CLEBURNE FAILS

SH ERROD McKaIN SeniQI'

.. . BILL LAIRD

BOB LACA ZE .

FRANC IS YOCOM Senior

N ICK LA SS ITER .

Leos runs out of gas to end a spectacular M -yard kickoff re足 turn [0 the Delta Sta te 24 .

. . . T O MMY LEOS

Mayors W. George Bowden, Jr. , of Alexandria, and John E. Coon of Monroe perform their dut ies as waterboys during the Louisiana College game.

Benny Franklin returns kick off for 46 yards agai nst Delta State . .

. Southwestern Louisiana Emtitute BulldogJ. . Northeast couldn't get started in the first half as the Bulldogs rolled up 26 points to Northeast's 6. The second half was an entirely dif足 ferent game-the Indians, despite failing efforts to SCore again, repulsed all scoring threats of the BuJldogs. The lone Indian taily was scored by Danny Hoak on a 15-yard option play. VS.

, 80

Francis Yocom and Da lton Sm ith meet the Cowboy captains peior to homecoming game _

Queen Ne lda Smothers presents the home coming football to Captain Francis Yocom as Co-Captain Da han Sm ith looks on_

vs ... W estern Kentucky Hi/lt0ppe/·s. . The Tribesmen defea ted the Hilltoppers for th e fir st time since the rivalry began. [n the first period it looked bad for our sCJuad as a hig h pass from center was culminated into a safety for W . K. when quick thinking Wade dropped on the ball in his own end zone to prevent a possible T. D . for the visitors. From here on it was all for the Tribe. Leos smashed over for the first goal on a IO-ya rd jaunt over the right tac kle. The longest run from scr im mage of the entire season was executed by Powell , who took advantage of a terrific block by Melancon and sped 86 yards to pay-dirt for a 21-9 victo ry.

. . . BILL McDONALD

C ) . MELANCON Sen io r

oBERT McGOUGH ..

. KENN ETH McKA Y

SHERROD McKOIN

SAMMY MOORE Snl;OY SAMMY MOORE

Dann y Hoak prepares to bring down Mack Powell after a size足 able ga in in sprin g intra-squad game

HOWDY NU

Wade pushed it over for the second Indian tally against La. Tecb

Where did it go? A Livingston State back tries to hold to a pass def lected hy Laird . 88.

vs. M cN eere Cowboyr Northeast was unsuccessful in the attempt to scalp the Cowboys in the main attraction c Homecoming activities. The Tribe's lo ne scoring threat was denied by th e persistent stubbornness of the Cowboys after Me Donald's aerials to Scogin and Laird , sparking the 65-yard sustain ed drive to the McNeese 9, Here McNeese took over ( downs. The sliding tactics of the enemy's lin e and the running of halfback Charles Dollar and All-Conference fullbac Jesse Cartete, proved too much for the out-manned Indian squad. Final SCO re was 35-0, 82

Who's top man on the totem pole?

It's Gerald Woods!

Joe Driskill, 83. stretches for a pass from LH.B. Wade during the Delta State game.

vs Li"ingston Slate The Tribe ro ll ed up 19 po ints in the f irst half as quarte rback Reynolds led the vicious attack . The second ha lf saw the A labamians making a comeback to score 12 points to the India ns' 6, which resu lted in anoth er Northeast victory of 25-12 .

KEN O'NEAL ..

. . , MACK POWELL

BOB WINDLE Semor

CHARLES ROGERS ...

. BOB SCOGIN

DALTO N SMITH ..

WALLACE HAR GON SerJIor

JOH NNY SMITH

DON SMOTHERS.

A treat for the team after a season's hard wo rk . ..

C W. STATUM ...

Hurvie Moak and Geo l'ge Luffey play host at the football ban足 quet.

A [ire in the stadium living quarters ca uses much confusion of Tribesmen and equipment.

vs ... Northweste1'll . .. Spearheaded by a hard-charging forward wall, which included such Sherrod McKoin, Jim Berry, C. J. Melancon and Bob Windle, the Indians held the Demons while making 7 points on a pass from Wade to Driskill. The lead was short lived, however, back to score two T. D .' s in the second quarter and one each in the third and fourth to "ice'"

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able men as "Red" Yocom scoreless in the first quarte as the Demons came rollin! a 27-7 victory.

vs ... Loui.riana Col/ege Wildeal.r ... After spotting the Wild足 cats 7 points in the first five minutes of play, the Redskins put on a war march that proved too much for the fig hting Cats. Led by the cool-headed quarterbacking of Reynolds, the run 足 ning of Powell, Leos, Wade and Franklin, the Northeast team ground out three touchdowns by the end of the third quarter, and at the final whistle the Indians were in possession of the ball only inches from another SCOre. The Preachers' final score arne in the third quarter to climax a 7s-yard sustained drive led by the running of Eugene Southern. The hard-charging Indian forward wall and th e superb punting of Wade were the main factors in keeping th e Wildcats from gloryland.

BOBBY WALKER .

. . . BOBBY WELDON

A fine time for patty cake, I'd say, .

JIM WHARTON ...

. . FRANCIS YOCOM

HE N RY WILLIS Senior

vs _ .. Loui.riana Tech Buf/dog.r ... The Indian squad traveled to Ruston determined to debunk the 50-point underdog rating of all pre-game predictions, and they did just that. Trailing by only 14 points, the Northeast gridders reaped tremendous ap足 plause of the entire gallery at the end of the half. They were met with the same ovation at the final whistle as they left the field with a moral victory in holding the Bulldogs to a 35-14 count. To _cite any outstanding performance is difficult as the team played its best game of the season. 85

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1955-56

ARNOLD R. KILPATRICK Head BalkeJball Coach

1955-56 BASKETBALL_SCHEDULE

NortheaJl Stale V J We East Texas Baptist __ ____________ ______ ____________ ______ ______ ____ 77 Henderson State ____ _____________ __ ________ _________ ______________ ___ _68 Henderson State __ ____ _____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __________ ______________ __ __83 Midwestern University _____ _____ __ ______ ___________ _______________ 88 North Texas State __ _______________ _______ __ _____ _____ ______________ 85 Delta State _____________ ____ __ ____ __ _____ _____ ________ _____ ______________82 Eastern New Mex_ University __ ___ ____ _______ ____ __ __ ____ ____ 82 Midwestern University __ ___________________ ___ ___ ________ ___ ______ 72 Emporia State _____ ________ ___ __ _._...._. ____ .________ .________ ._______ _80 Southwestern of Memphis .___ ..._..__ ._____ .__________ _________ 83

JOHNNY LEE REAGAN, Au;,!anl Coach

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BASKETBALL IND IANS OF 路jj 路路j6 ... Kneeling, Bob Patterson, Mel 路 vin "Quail " McFarland, Bill Bra dley, Bob Betz and Harold Davis . Slal1ding: Chester Pickering, Gene Shaneyfelt, Bill Phillips, Gene Mathis,

Coach Amold Kilpatrick, Earl Miles, Bill May, Lloyd Crocker, and Jack Crocker.

No.-theaJt Slale VJ We Central Oklahoma .......................... ....................60 East Texas Baptist ................................................92 'Northwestern ....................... ................................ 69 Arkansas State ...................................................... 97 'Southwestern ................................. ...... ................. 80 *Louisiana T ech .......... ............................................81 Delta State ............................................................ 73 'Southeastern ........................................................ 77 Arkansas State .................. .................................... 69

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BILL BRADLEY

MELVIN "QUAIL" McFARLAND Gflard

Northeas! Slate *So uthwestern

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'Louisiana Co llege ...... ....... ........... . .. 95 ' N orthwestern ....................... ........... 63 *McNeese State ............. ........................ . ...64 *Southeastern ....... 74

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BILL MAY For ward "Pat" chalks up ano ther free throw a gainsnfi~ Demons ..

LLOYD CROCKER Forll tlrd

GENE MATHI S Cl'l1tU

Northea,-' Siale vs

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Southwestern of Memphis .................................. 90 'Louisiana Coll ege ...... _ ....................................... 94 Centena ry State ....................................................83 • McNeese State ............................................. ......... 76 ' Louisia na Tech ...................................................... 73

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HAR OLD DAVIS Glltlld

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M andK"'. aBED KIRKPATR ICK and FRED BOND

BILL PHILLIPS Fonrard

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two points.

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high \eap

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Bradley comes in behind to attempt to stop a potential McNeese basket ,

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\"'ho's ganna ge t th at ball???

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ma ke a quick goa l ,

EARL MILES Center

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7'tad '56 ALBERT LEO KAY T rafk COf1fh and Tra iner

B)LL McDON ALD, outst and ing Nor theast State .rads ler of Ihis yea r. won bo th the hig h jump and hig h hurdles at the Nort hwestern reJays. At the Southweste rn annual meet he won the position o f being Louisiana's number one high jumper with lea ps of six feet and three quarter inches which topped the best fr o m eig hteen colleges and universities. Bill is ranked third among th e na足 tion's small coll ege high jumpers and has been invited to the Tournamen t of Champions. the H ouston Relays.

". time out at the relays.

ROBERT McGOUG H begin s the throw tha t won first place against Mississippi college

BILL CROWE sails toward the broad -jumping pit at Northwestern's tra ck

meet

TEAM OF '56 Kneeling: Guy Duprist, Bo Laird, Bob Betz, Harold Davis, Tommy Leos, D on ald Stewart, Jackie Neal, Frank Scalia. Slandinx : Ray H opper, Ike McMullen, Dennis Fields, Gayle Peek, James Moc k, Bonner Wiggens, Sammy Moore, Alfred Johnson, H uey Jinks, Mitchell Ray Hughes, Bobby Robinson, H arr y Rushing, and Barr \Xfayne Taylor.

GEORGE LUFFEY, BaJeball Coach

IN FIELD ... Frank Sc ,li" Mitchell Ray. Dennis Fields, Harry

Rushing,

H:lrold

Davis, Gayle Peek an d AI路 rred Johman.

CATCHERS ... Ray Hoppe r and Ik e McMullen

PITCHERS

. Bo Lai rd , Bob Bm, J amts Moc k, Huey Jinks and

Barr \'V'ayne Taylor ' .

OUTFIELD . .. Tommy Leos, Guy Dupriest, James Mock, Bobby Robinson, Jackie Neal, and Donald Stewart . .

MANAGER . .. Sammy Moore

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VOLLEYBALL C H AMPS K"u ling: M yrtle Alder, Esther-Lyon Sti lley, Gayle \'7il son, and Barbara Pay ne. Sla"ding: Betty Shoemaker, Agnes W iI 路 son. Barbara Wes t. Bill ie Tucker, and Shirley Dixon.

You can 't learn to swim like that.

Betwee n-cl ass ping pong ..

T ennis techn iqu es a re taught.

Voll eyba ll competition . .

How did this get in here?

D ance tim e, so sw iog your partne r!

Coeds leaen modern dance methods.

Future golf champs

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BASKETBA LL CHAMPS Kneeling: Captain Billie Tucker, Betty Shoemaker, and Lola Smithwick. S/tltlding : Shirley Dixon, Barbara Payne, Agnes Wilson, Jerry Vonne Williams. and Marilyn Morgan.

D alton Smith, Bes t Lineman; Sherrod " Podge" McKain , Best Bloc ker; Francis Yocom, FOOTBALL AWARDS Mos t V aluable; Sammy Moore, Sportsman shi p; Joe Driskill, Best Freshm a n; Mack Powell. Best Back; and W allace Hargan, Best Tra iner.

BASKETBAll AW ARDS ... Lloyd Crocker, Most Va lu able and Sportsmanship ; Cheste r P ickering, Best T rainer; and Bill Brad ley, Captain, AlI -G .S.C. Coaches' T eam, and Best Foul Shot Percentage .

LLOYD RAY Holl of Fome Lloyd Ray wins the distinction of be ing the fi rst athlete to be named to Northeast State's Ha ll of Fame. Ray,

outstanding

football

player,

was a '5) graduate. He was chosen On the basis of at hletic abi lity , cha r acter , scholarship, and participation in campus events. Ra y was selected from

all

graduates of

Northeast

since the college was ex pand ed to senior status in 1950.

MOST

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• PLA YER trophy in {om COACH LUFFEY.

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Marje W ill;amson and Sammy Moore at th~

big 5pcing baU .

Bobby Oden, newly-elected president of the Student Council, presents new members at the balL They are Jack Crocker, Gi n Brunson, Obed Kirkpatrick , Rodger Robinson, Oden, Ma ric CaJdwell, Tommie Sue Proctor, Barbara Brad ley, Elvjs "Chug" Stout, and Oscar Cloyd .

Ea rl y arri vals stor to ad mi re el abora te decorations ..

The new pres ident. Bobby Od en, and vice presiden t, Osca r Cl oyd , pose witb dan ce pa rt ners dur ing in ter mission

... and the hand pl ays on!

Future teachers. Dwight Grubbs and Mona Lee Ticheli, receive the outstanding man and woman award in education fro m Pat Patterso n, F.T.A. president for 1956 -57.

for The 19:;:;-:;6 School Year

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H all of

Villa Sue .1\. and "Mr. F ". Muckelrath an .T.A. tItle re '- . d Glenn '!-'d "PICot:

Lloyd

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Ezra Adams receives the

Best Edi to rial awa rd fr o m

Bert Hatten .

Janet Cas h was awa rded the o utstanding music maj or tro phy .

HONOR STUDENTS JOllrnniiJm Ginge r H enry Jo Ann Edwards Lew Koch Ezra Adams David \'V'atson Bobby Oden

Alhleti",' Dalton Smith Sheu od McKoin Fr ancis Yocom Sammy Moore Mack Po well Joe Driskill Wallace H argon Lloyd Crocker Bill Bradley Chester Pickering Hall 01 Fame Lloyd Ray, Class of Home Economio Nell Roge rs AgriclIl"'re Bennie Rob inson Gold Key Hezzie Sc hon farber Bert Deloach Carter Cox Bobby Oden Dale Meachum Austin Love Glenn T idwell C. j. Melancon

Ez ra Adams

Chades Standa rd

Herschel Gentry

Billy Thompso n

Al tOn Braddock

Bennie Robinson

Robert Fish er

Lloyd Crocker

Jimmy Smit h

C. B. Roberts

Stanley Burkett

Jack White

Sammy Danna

Clayton Mitchell

MlIJic Janet Cash Joe Naff Betty Spurlock 'j,

G.eoiogy James Patton Chemistry Joe Street Jim Wharton Wayn e Elliott BiologicaL Science Carter Cox

(;ru fn

Ray Carter

Do roth y Schempf

Janet Cash

Jo hn Rae Sims

Esther-lynn Stilley

Alice Mae Tarpley

MiJitflry Herschel Gentry

Robert Meachum

Bill McNair

Shelton Ray

Joe Street

Writers' C/llb Sammy Dana

Lihrary Science Katie Ruth Da vis Oll/Na"ding D orm Bo), Charles McCarter

BJlSineJs Herschel Gentry James Russell Hon or Society Marjorie Guillot Social Science Club Dwight Grubbs Gold Jack.ets Peggy Rogers Pat Patterson

Joe St reet accepts th e Lewis C. Sla ter Chemist ry Award originated this year. Making th e presen路 tation is President Slater fo r whom the award was named.

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Edllcation Vina Sue Mucke lr ath Mona Lee Ticheli G lenn Tidwell Dwight Grubbs L.S.U. SchQlm.~h jp Doris Bacon

Dancing Barbara Bradley

DramatIcs Sa ra h Batton Lemmie Hig htower Betty Jones ]. c. Wa llace Rita Snyder C. B. Robe rt s St1~dt nt Co 11110/ John Ea rl Taylor Al ice M ae Tarpley Dwight Grubbs

QUEEN CA ROLE EA DY, R.O.r. C. sponsor, is crown ed queen of the a nnual Milita ry Ball by Cadet Lt. Col. John Earl Tayloe .

Attending Northeasfs traditional Milit ary Ba ll are Cadet Capt. Leroy Womack, Jo Ann W alsworth, D ot Hudson, Cadet 1st Lt. Tommy leas. Ann ette Hartley, Cadet Capt. John Ensminger, Cadet Capt. Sheldon Ray and Sall y

Hayes .

lnterm Lssion time at the big dance .

Queen Carole and escort make their gra nd entrance at the ball through sabre arch

Jo Ann Walsworth and Cadet Capt. Leroy Womack arrive ...

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Seniors from N o rtheast Louisiana :a re in vited each year to visit the Northeast State campus so that they may look into the activi ties of an average college day. The visitors are taken on a grand tour of all class rooms, cen ters of social life. exhibits, demo nstrations and other places of campus activity. Performances are given in the colJege gym and auditorium for added entertainment to the day. They in clude fashion shows. athletic feats . dancing. musical numbers and various other attractions. The event is rounded o ut with a dance hono r ing seniors.

. .. Seniors reg is ter on campus for the big day.

The jo urnalism sen ion uses a pictora l pos ter to po rtra y campus life

... and the chem istry Jab proved most interesting too .

. and pretty girls for the hoys and the latest fashions for the g irls

FRESHMAN WEEK is directed by the Student Council. It is set aside each year to formally initiate all freshmen into the student body of No rtheast State. During this period they must obey certain rules to become good " Indians," such as wearing Indian costumes and heeding all upper-class足 men orders. The final step In initiation is concluded with the ending of the an足 nual Homecoming footbal I game.

Leon Hill and Shirley Co llin s en~ joy wieuec roa st during Freshn13n Week.

Freshmen are capped by St udent Council

Indians on the war pach at bonfire before the big ho meco ming game

Dean Smith is ( (o wned "B ig Chief " by Ind ian coeds ...

A "mohawk " and a cigar and a gal on hi s lap make one happy freshm an . Freshmen brush clothes and shine shoes ..

Papoose eacing time at wiener roast .

2ueeoe

1teUa ;ee/tfz~'"' S~

N . L Club sponsors a car

(Of

(oed lovelies in parade.

lndian " Big Chiefs " parade Ihe easy way ..

John Earl and pepSlers lead Indian freshmen ..

B.S.U . enters a religious Hoat for Homecoming .

Roya l cou rt and escolls atteoding Homecomiog game are, left to right: Cur tis Nicho ls, Ano McClure, Mary Ann Pira rro, Jerr y Suga r, Sam Rubin, J r. , Barba ra Brad ley, Queen Nel da Reppond SmOl hers. Betty LaBorde, John C. Loft in, Sooya Fran ks and Tony Renf row.

H. H. Brinsma de off icia ll y crowns the 1955 Homecoming Queeo duriog pre-ga me activities as Dr. W . L. Bendel, her escort, stands by _

N ell Rogers, 1954 Homeco mi ng -Quee n, re presen ts tbe Agr icu l tUre Department in parade festiv it ies.

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The Miss ort/l east Pageant was conducted under the guidance of the N ortheast State Stu足 dent Council. H ead Director, Bobby Joe Oden, is a student council representative, He was chosen to direct this yea r's pageant by his fel足 low council members . Charlotte Latham, as足 sistant director, was in charge of all staging.

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" j\1in Co"gflliuJlly," Mari e Williams on, re足 ceives ber trophy from Master of Ceremonies

Elvis "Chub" Stout. The award

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sponsored

hy her co-entrants in tbe pageant.

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Entrants perform for the judges and audience in bathing su its. They are: Barbara West, Dot Hudson, Annette H art le y, Betty Ba ndy, Doris Kitchens, Lynda Gaar, Tommy Sue Proctor, Frances Adams , Melba Hill, Mary Powell, Ma ry Jane Dceasler, and Marie Williamson.

TOP THREE: Second, Tommy Sue Proctor; M 'JJ Noriheft.fJ, Barbara West; Third and Mi.!} Congen'ftIiJy, Marie Williamson.

Miss T ommy Sue Proctor, second place winner in the Miss North路 east Pageant, models 1n ba th ing suit 117

CO 路DIRE CTORS Harold Davis and Al ice Mae Tar pley

G uest star . Liz Thompson, from Cal 路 houn Hig h Sc hool, gives a vocal selec颅 tion.

President Sla iN welcomes gues ts to the perform ance as Dwight G rubbs and Alice Mae Tarpley look on .

D ilncmg gues t stars, Pamela T winer and Lind a Lavender, pose in fr ont o f a back-drop scene which pictures Nort heast Sra te g rowth in the pasl twent y, f ive years , . ,

Bill Brod a in his ac('ord ion act, . _

Gerry Ktnny also vocalizes for " Redski n!>'路" ,

Frank Sca lia makes lik e Dean Martin

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Pau); Donald, pla yed by James Po rtman ; .l nd G played by Freddie Eason, in a lyp;cal family scene

Obed Kirkpatrick and Sa mm y D:woa io their roles as De Pinna and Pard, respec tivel y.

Bill Sa lter portrayed Gr.lndpa Vaoderho L L)'oo Phillips played Essie, and Betty Jean Jones took the part o( Alice.

The family meal begios with G ran dpa Vanderhof aski ng the blessing

Kn eelin,: Rita Snider as Mary and Philip lisotta as Joseph. In v(I(kgr oftnd: Marietta Spatafora as- the angel Gab足 riel and Hetalders , Carole Tonore and frances Fon tana

The Newman Club of Northeast State presented the traditional story of the birth of Jesus for the student body as one of their yearly campus projects d Rita Snider . . .

Marietta Spatafora an

Rita Snider as M a.ry and Carol T e onore as Elizabeth . .

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A fam ily scene 5ho"9.'5 Sa rah Bailon as Mrs. Ca ther ine Marsha ll , ) . C. \'(/alJ ace as Peter Marsh all , Dell Lassiter as Marian Grant and D r. Emmett Stapleton as Steve G rant.

Peler Ma rsha ll is str icken wit h a heart ai l· ment in the presence of Senator James Knox Po lk , portrayed by Hersc he l Roane.

a student production by Northeast State students. Betty Jean Jones was student director and George Brain was director of the three act play built around the life of Rev . Peter Marshall , Chaplain of the United States Sen ate . ..

Carl memhen: Wayne Elliott, Peggy Rogers, Allan' Scott, Mickey Burford, Linda Garrett, Sara ,h Batton , ]. C. \XfaJla ce and Philip Goldman .

Janet Cash portrays Casey's girl fr iend , Mary. John Oldenburg takes th e lead as the Mighty Casey .

\ a one-act opera, student produced and enacted , pictur ing the wel l-remem足 bered strik e-out by the ' Mighty Casey' __ .

Concessionairc:s for the big game are: Joe Na H, Bill Seymou r, J ames Cullipher and Ardice Trapp.

Irate player, Wi lmer "Slick" Lawson, arg ues

with umpire, Bill Crain, as Casey stands by.

ALICE MAE TARPLEY PrÂŁ$ident

Wilma Ann Adcock Patsy Barnes Rita Barnes

Sarah Batton

Barbara Bradley Sandra Brinson Mari anne Buce Mickey Burford

Bdly Cook Mary Loulse Danna

Carole Eady Lynda Gaar Linda Garrett Joyce Dumas Givens Barbara Gresham Carleen Griffin

E~nma

Jean Hail

Salty Hayes Beverly Johnston Charlotte lath am Carol May Vina Sue Mucl.:elrath

Fa y Parl:er

Karol Parkerson Pat Patterson Connie Pickering Mary Ann Pitarco Barbara Rogers

Nell Rogers Betty Spurlock

Beatrice Varina Gaye Whitaker

Marie Williamson )0 Ann Womack

Gamma Zeta members who were in itiaced into Phi Mu , na tional socia l so rorjty. a re, front row: Ja ne W allace, Connie Pickeri ng. N ell Rogers, Faye Parker. Suond ro u:: Mickey Burford, Jo Ann M cDon ald . Third rOLL': Barbara Rogers, Ch arl otte La tham, Carole Eady. Alice Mae T arpley , Sa ll y Ha yes, Sa ra h Batton, Bett y Sp url ock, P at Barn es. FO fl rrh r o u : Esthe r-Lynn Stille}", Frances Ad ams. Mickey Brown, E mm a Jean, Hall , W ilma Adcock. M a ry Louise Da nna, Sylvia Jones, Beve rly Joh ns ton, Bill y Joe Cook. Sa ndra Bri nso n, Barbara Bradl ey.

Dea n Ida Lee Wi lbert serveS at Gamma Zeta coffee hour.

Alice Mae T a rpley, hos tess to rushees.

president , plays

Betty Bandy

Mary Bur ton

Sy lv ia Crosby

JA ET CASH PreJlden !

Reba Forrest

Peggy Goodson

Doris Kitchens

Cordie Murphy'

Imogene McDa niel

Lo uise McLaw chlin

D orothy Scncmpf

Bea Tucker

Betty Band y, Janet Cash, Lo uise McLa wchlin and Bea Tucker take time their pot. luck supper during the s pring semester .

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N ew pJedges, a lo ng ....,ith old

members , enjoy the pot ·lu ck eve·

nin~ with co· sponsor, Miss Ger·

trude Sandrock

and the y sponsored a fa sh ion sho w for "a round·the·c1ock ·· at Presiden t Sla ter 's home . . .

Si ll Broda

Harold Davis Burl Eastepp

JA CK PARKER Pr (' l j denl

Wayn e Elliott H erschel Gent ry

John Gilbert Leon Hill

Bobby Joe Oden

Larry Parisey Bill Price Sheldo n Ray

Ben Sc hon farber Joh n Ea rl T aylor, Joe T homps on M ax Williams

Jack Parker presents the fra t "S weetheart, " Lua da Belle "Snu,g,gie" Burn en e, with roses at tbe cele路 bration o f the organiza tion becomin g aff iliated w ith Kappa Alpha , nat ional frat ernity,

Last year's president, D ona ld Bussey, is greeted upon h is arriva l in Monroe fo r a furlo ugh hy his o ld fr aternity brot he rs and Wilma Ann Ad coc k.

Snuggie Burnette, Sweetheart; Jo Ann Mill er, Bar颅 bara \~est , Fran Guthrie, and Sarah Batton. 5p0i1!ofJ

Gene Anrley

Vo lm er Dean Boyd Steve Brow n

JESSE FELTER Prtfldem

Ben Cla y Cleburne Fai ls K. D . Hayes

J ack H owze Robert Kincade Obed Kirkpatrick

Bobby LaCaze

C. B. Rober ts Rod ger Robi nso n

Harold Smith Ba rr W ayne Tay lo r

J. W . Webster, Jr .

A f ral socia I is en· joyed by Rodger Robinson, Da le Meachu m, Gc:ne Ant· ley. Harold Smit h and sponsors, Dot Hudson, Sa ndra Brin· son and M arie Cald well

Maj . R. 8 . Koos, fa cult y (r at sponsor, and Mari~ Ca ld we ll al o ne of many activjlies

Pr ese nt nl ttll ber and the 1956·) 7 president. C. B. Robert s, re,e iv('s the TKE charter ( rom James C. Logan, Grand Pr ylanis

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New TKE' s are- S(,dfed : Ben franklin , Howard Stapp. Benn l Cowan, Guy DuPr iest, N o rmatl M c Ree, and Ray Gardner. Stl llJl. in; : Ronnie Wallers. W ile y Gates, Bob LaCaze, and Cleburn Fails.

ETA rO TA OF PHI MU ALPHA S INFONIA Fint TOi l ; Dav id Ts cha bold , Ardice Trapp, Ja ck \Xfhite, Stan ley Burkett, Volmer Dea n Boyd , D onnie Murphy, Joe Naff, president; Billy Crain . S UOIId fOU' ; Dr. Harry leme rt , span路 SOr: llo yd Fisher, James F. Monroe, sponsor: Rex DiJlingham, Joe Barry Mullios spOnsor: Jack Kim ba ll . Howard J ackson and Allan Scott. Third rOil: fourth fr om right, Eloy Fomi naya, and ex treme right, Dr. W ilford Smith, s ponsors; anJ Northwestern visitors.

DEMETER S hltld ;t1,~; Bob Windd, L 1. Price, spoosor ; Cha rles Standard. Thad Busbice, John ny Barnes, Guy Pard ue, C. ]. Ba llowe, Jesse Cros by. Billy Gene Coug hran , and John Lindsey. Kl1ulmf,: F. A. Holdeman, sponsor; Geo rge Hart, Peyton Spears. Terry Hager, Hezz ie Schon farber, Be nnie Robinson, president; a nd E. H . Allen, spon路 SO r.

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TKE 's enj oy cam ph ous e dance .

Phi Lambda Tau 's sho w fashions .

P hi Mu 's sponsor hypnot ic e ntertainment ,

Sponsors San dra Brinson, D ot Hudson and Marie Caldwell rela x at TKE house .

TKE of fi cers smile a t installation hanguet .

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FLORENCE Z IEGLER ALLBRITTON, Assistant Professor of Music; M.M., Chicago Musi ca I College. EDWAR D HAMILTON ALLEN, Instructor, Animal Industry; M.S., Louisiana State Uni· versity.

FRANCE S PRYOR BALDWIN, Assista nt Professor of Chemistr y; M .S., Louisiana State University. JOHN JASPER BARNES, Child Psychologist , Specia l Education CJinic; M.Ed., Louisiana State U niversity.

MAUD MERRITT COOK BENTRUP, Head librarian and Assistant Professor of Library Science ; B.S., Libra ry Science, Universit y of Illinois. CYRIL WELLS BLACKMON, Instructor in H orticu lture; M.S., Trinity Universi ty. CARL MILTON BLUE, Speech Consultant in Special Education Clinic; M.A ., Louisiana State University. GEORGE BRIAN, Assista nt Professor o f Speech; M.A ., Louisiana Stale U niversity . JOSEPH ROBERT BROW!", Associate Professor of History; Ph.D. , Louisiana State University. VIRGINIA LEE BRUECK. Instructor in Journalism, Adviser for Pow Wo~'; M.A., Louisiana Sta te Universit y.

W. C. BUCHANAN, Assistanr Professor o f Geog raphy; M.A., George Peabody CoHege.

ROBERT CARL CANEDO, Clin ica J Psychologist, Special Educat ion Clinic; M.A., Louisiana State University.

EVEL YN SANDERS CHILTON , Instructor in Eng lis}l; M.A ., Un ivers ilY of .Mississippi.

WILLA CLAIRE COX , Associate Professor of English; Ph.D. , George Peabody CoJlege.

ROBBIE LEE eOXE, Instructor, Home Eco nomics; M.S., Lou isiana Sta te Enive rs ity.

RUBY BROWN eRA WFOR D, Assistant Professor of Ed uca tion; M.Ed .• Louisiana State University.

HANSELL FLYNN CROSS, Assista nt Professor of Biologica l Scie nces ; Ph.D., Un iversity o f Maryland.

ELOY FOMINAYA, Assistan t Professor of Music ; M.M., T exas State College.

EMMETT JEFFERSON FOSTER, Associate Professor o f Chemist ry and Head of Pure and Applied Sciences; M.A., Louisiana State Col lege. ROBERT ED WARD GORDON, Assist ant Professor of Biologica l Sc iences; M.S., Univer路 sit y of Georgia .

MORRIS N EWTON GRAN T, Assistant Professo r of Ph ysics; M.A. , Columbi a Universi ty.

CARL LEON GRANTZ. Instructor in English; M.A., Teachers Coll ege, Columbia University .

MARIO GUERR IERO, Instructor in Mat hema tics : B.S., Civil Engineering, Van derbilt University.

\XlILLIAM RrcHARD HAMMON D, H ead of Departme nt of Li ben \ Arts and Professo r of Eco nomi cs; Ph.D., George Pea body College.

JASPER GLEN HAMMONS, Assistant Professor of Agronomy; Ph.D ., Pen ns ylva nia State Co llege.

BUEi S. H AMNE R. Reg istra r of College and Assistant Pro fessor, English ; M.A., Louisiana Sla te University.

CLINT OUVER HA NNA, Director of Admissions and Special Se rvices; Assistant Professor of Education ; Ed.D., George Peabody College. A DA BESS HART, Ass istant Professor, Hea lth and Physical Education; M.A., George Peabody College.

RODERIC K AUGUSTUS HrcKMAl , Assistant Professor o f Mathematics; M.A., George Peabody College.

FOSTER HOLDERMA N, Assis tant Professo r of Agricultural Engineering; M.S., Louisiana State U nivers it y.

ERNE ST DUNCAN HOLLO\XlAY, Dean of Men; D.O., Northwestern at Memph is.

ALVA S. HUFFMAN, Assistant Professo r of H ea lth and Physical Educa tion; M.S., Louisiana State Universi ty.

HU GH HARV EY HYMAN, Associate Professor of Mathematics; Ph.D ., University of California. GLADYS LONG INO JONE S, Reading Specialist, Special Education Clinic; D .Ed., Uni路 versity of Illinois.

ALBERT LEO KAY, Jnstructor in H ealth and Physical Education : M.S., North Texas State College. . FRA NCES STILES KELSO, Assistant Professor of Home Economics ; M.A., Geo rge Pea路 body College.

AR NO LD KlLPATRICK , Director o f Athletics and Ass is ta nt Pro fessor of Hea lth and Ph ys ica l Ed ucation; M.A., Louisiana State U ni vers it y. H ARRY MARION LEMBERT, Professor and Head of Department o f Fi ne Art s: Ph .D., Universi ty of Texas. LOU ISE GRAY LEMBERT, Assista nt Professor of English; B.A., B.S., Lou isia na Sta te University. JESSIE MONTGOMERY LOCKHART, Instructor in English; M.A., Un iv ersity of Alab am a. GEORGE LOUIS LUFFEY, Instructor in Health and Physical Education; B.S., Southwes tern Louisiana Institute. JOHN LOU IS LUFFEY, Assistant Professor of Business Administration ; M.B.A., University of Texas.

THOMAS RALPH McCANN, Ass ista nt Professor of Socia.l Science; M.S., M iss issipp i Sta te College.

JO HN HOWARD McCARTER, JR ., Associate Professor of Geology; M.S., Louisiana State Uni versit y.

LEW IS MARVI N McKNEE LY, Assistant Professor of English : Ph .D ., Emory Un iversit y.

W ILLIE LEON MANLEY, Coach ( Line) and Instructor of Phys ica l Educatioo ; B.S., The University o f Oklahoma.

MARCUS BUFORD MAPP, Assistant Professor of Geology; M.S., Mississ ippi College.

CARL GARRE TT MEEKS, Assistan t Professor, Health and Physical Edu cation ; Ed.D. , Teachers College, Columbia University.

HA ZEL HAYNES MI TCHELL, Assistant Professor of Language; M.A., Louisia na State University. EMM A FE RGUSON State U ni versity.

MIXON,

Assistant Pro fessor of Mathemat ics; M.S., Louisia na

JAMES FRA N K MONROE , Assista nt Professor of Mus ic; MM., Am ericao Conservatory of Music. HOW ARD WILLBANKS MORTON, Assista nt Professor of Busi ness Adm in istration; MBE., Un iversity of Mississippi.

J OE BARRY MULLI NS, Associate Professor of Music; M .M .. Southwestern at Memphis. GERTRU DE MY ER S, Instructor in Health and Physical Ed ucation; M.A., U niversity of Colorad o. MARGARET MU RPHY N EW MA N, Part路 time Instructor in Education; M .Ed., Louisia na State University.

EVELYN OTTS, Director of Teacher Tr aining and Assistant Professor of Education ; M .S., University of Arkansas.

JAMES WOODROW PARKERSON, Assistant Professor o f Speech; M.A ., University of Iowa.

DEVONE PAY N E, Head Football Coach and Assis lant Pro fessor of Health and Physical Education : B.A., Louis iana College.

\x/ILEUR LEE PERKIN S, Head of Department of Dusiness Ad min istra tion and Associate Professor of Busi ness Ad ministr ation; M.A., University of Ok lahoma. LUSTER LEON PRIC E, Head of Departmen l o f H ome Economics and Agriculture ; Associate Professor of Agriculture ; M.s., Lou isi ana Sta te University. JOHN ALFRED PRITCHETT. Assista nt Profess or of Social Sciences; M. A., George Peabody Coll ege. W ILKINS RICKERSON, Assistant Pro fessor of Engineeri ng; M.S., Louisiana State University. MARG ARET ROD INSOK, B.S. in Library Sc ience, Louisiana Sta te University. LAMAR ELWOOD ROGERS, Instru ctor in Mech anical Drawing ; B.S., Northwestern State College.

WILLIAM KIRTLEY RUSSELL, Assistant Professor of Educatio n, Ed. D ., Un iversity of Houston. HENRY \X/ ALTO N SAGESER, Gui dan('e Cou nselor ;'tnll Assistant Professor of Psychology; Ph .D .. Purdue University.

GERTRUDE MARTHA SANDROCK, Assistant Professor of Music; M.Mu s.Ed., Un iversily of Pittsbu rgh; D.iloma University of Berlin. LEW[S CECIL SLATER, President of College and Professor of Phys ical Science; M. S., Louisia na State Universi ty .

MABEL SK INNER SLAY, Instructor of Mathematics; M .A., George Peabody College. W ILFORD DAVIS SMITH. Assistant Professor of Mu sic; Ph.D., George Peabody College. \\,/[ LLIAM M AU RICE SMITH , Dean of College ; Head of Te:lcher Education Depa rtment , Asso(.late Professo r of Edu<.a tion : M.Ed., Louis iana State Universit y. \VILLIE TAfT SMITH. lns tru cro r in Business Administrat ion; M.B A.â&#x20AC;˘ U niversity of Denver.

ANN IE LEE WEST STA HL, Associ ate Professor of Journalism and Adviser of CHACAHOULA; M.A ., Louisiana State University.

ELOISE CA LHO UN STA N HOPE, Ass istant Professor of Music; M.M ., Chicago Conservatory of Music.

EMMETT RAY STAPELTO N, Assistant Professo r of Business Administration ; Ph.D. , University of Oklahoma.

ARTHUR L. TATUM, Associate Professor of Soc ial Science; M.A., Universit y of T exas.

ROBERT LYN N TETTLETON, Instructor in Arr Educat ion ; M .Ed. , Louisiana State U niversity.

WI N ETTA THOMAS, Assistant Professor of Languages ; M.A., MiddJ ebury French School.

ELTON JEFFERSO N UPSHAW, Assistant Professor of Education; M.A. , George Peabody College.

WILll AM ALPHONSO WALKER, Assistant Professor of Social Science; M.A., George Peabody College.

JEWEL WATSON, Assistant Professor of Business Administration; M.Ed., Louisiana State University.

EDWARD CALDWELL WHATLEY, Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences; M.S., University of Arkansas.

IDA LEE KING \'VILBERT, Dean of Women; M. Ed., Louisiana State University.

JO ANN YATES, Assistant Librarian; B.S., Columbia University.

DOROTHY NIXON YOUNSE, Associate Profess or of English; M.A., Columbia University.

WILLlAM DERWOOD CANN, JR.

Major

R.O.T.C. Commandant

JAMES MARSHAl Captain

JAMES DAWSON M/Sg t. DARMOND MASSIN G ILL

S.F.C

RICHARD KOOS Major

JAMES F. JONES

S.F.C LEON McDUFFIE M / Sgt.

CECIL STEVENS

S.F.C

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NORMAN URBA(

S.F.C

BETH ANDERSO N, Secre ta ry ro the Reg istra( CLARE NCE BALL, Business Manager BETTY BARR, Business Office Clerk U . N. BRYANT, Paint Fo reman MELBA CLOUD, Typist-Clerk in Business Office CONNIE CORBIN, Boo kstore Manage< NORMA DICKSON, Laboratory Assis tant in Medical Technology MADELINE FARNELL, Secretary to Special Educatio n Clinic BIRDIE FRAGALA, Library Assistant

EVELYN FUTCH, Sten ographer-Clerk in Special Education Clinic GLADYS KIN G, Switchboa rd Operato r JOSEPH KRAMB ERG, Military Property Custodian LUCILLE McLEOD, Account -Clerk in Business Office MI NNIE McVICKER, Typist -C lerk in Registrar's Office HAZEL MANSFIELD , Alu mn i Secretary and Assistan t Registrar H URVIE MOAK, Superintendenl of Buildings MARY MORGA N, T ypist-Clerk SYLVESTER N OLA N, Carpenter in Maintenance Department

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UR IAH PICKENS, Maintenance Repairman MAY READ, Secretary ro the President MAMIE ROBERTSON, Typist-Clerk in Librar y BILLIE ROBIN SON, Typist路Clerk in Business Of[jce CORENE SAXON, TYP lst-C1erk in Business Office CARLA -BETH SOULIER, Library Assistant MARY WEBSTER, Secretary to the Dean STELLA WHITECOTTON, Secretary to the P _M.S.&T. MARGARET ZEIGLER, Typist-Clerk in Business Office

~oI1956

A OA MS, A RLON

'JC' inn.sboro

A RO N, S HIRLE Y

Epp ..

SEN IOR CLASS OF FIC ERS: Bob Curry. Alice M:l( T a rp l( }, and Ba rbara Rogers.

AMOOEO, J OH N

A NDE RSO N, CH AR LES

A NDE RSON, E OITH

A USTI N, ARTH VR, J ~ .

B ACON, D OR IS

New O rleans

Da stlo p

M onroe

Spu/geon City

\X' es! Monroe

., .

B ALL, D AYTON

B An, YVON I':E

B ARNES, P AT

BA SS, B ILLY

B.ss,

Monroe

M onroe

Sie/l ington

Rayvill e, Ala.

Fairbanks

R OBERT

BATON, SA RAH

Mo nroe

BA TTON ,

J... MES

Mo nroe

W EST MI NSTER FEL LOWSHIP O FFI CE RS . . Serlted' Sonya Franb. Hi ld rcd Adair, Bett y Spurlock, Ca ro l Rhodes. Director. Mrs. M an us Mapp . SltIndi lll, : Jack W JlIle. Allan ~co ct :1O d Lloyd Evans .

BELL, GLEN

BOYT, EM ERIK

BR ADLF.Y, BIll

BRODA, W ILLI AM

Te xa~

Bastrop

Monroe

Bismarck . Mo.

West Brownsvi ll e, Tex3

BROWN, MICKEY M :Ulgham

BRYAN , SHIRLF.Y

BRYA NT, M ARY

Wjn nshoIO

Wc;St Monroe

BE!l.VER , W1Ll.A RD

Slinnell ,

Lou

BUCE, M ARI ANN E

BUSSICE, THAD

West Mo nroe

Ma ngham

BUSWELL, ) 0 A NN

Harrisonburg

CALLOW .... y . WILLARD

Ra y..路jlle

WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION

C.... MP.

BOBBIE JEAN

W est Monroe

C.... RGILE.

BOBBY

Mo nroe

CLOWERS , DONALD

COOK , BILLY

West Monroe

RayvilJe

C"H, JANET

W est Monroe

Cox, DIXIE D ownsviUe

CH.... PM .... N, DON"LO

CHAPPELL, WI

GIayson

Monroe

COUGHRAN, BILLY St:ut

CROSBY,

Bastrop

CROWE, B ill R AY

Monroe

DAIGLE , R OBERT Eros

BETA SIGMA

D AYI S, H AROL O

D EA L, M ARY EONA

DELoACH,

Monloe

Slall

Monroe

ENSMIN GER, JOHN Monroe

A LBERTUS

D UMAS, J OYCE West Monroe

ELLIOTT, G UY, JR . Monroe

FRANKS, SoNYA

F UGLAAR. ALICE

GENTRY, H ERSC HEL

GOODWIN , BETTY

Fairbanks

Jonesvi ll e

Monroe

West Monroe

GINN, J AMF.S

Mer Rou1,;(!

GLASS, GRACE SW3Jl z

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Representatives

GREER, SIDNEY

GR UBBS, DW IGHT

GUILLOT, M A)OR IE

Chatham

W es t M onroe

M onroe

HARGON, WALlACE TalJulilh

H ARGROVE, LElA

H AW KISS, H A ROLD

West Monroe

Bastrop

HOPPER , MARY AllCE COllllllhi'l

HAY ES, KARL \X/est Mo nroe

H .'NCOCK , Mo nroe

O. C.

HAYE S, SALLY

West Monroe

.. 1, , , H INES, JAMES W e.~ t

I I I

Monroe

H OLLEY,

C... . RROLL

Pi oneer

.. , NE"\X'MAN CLUB Representatives and D irector

HOl.ll NGS HEAl), SUE

H OLLIS , LOUI SE

H OWeLL, LINDA

HUGHES, JA NE

J INKS, SHARON

H,l ~ln ' p

Hille

Oa k Grove

F3irbank .~

Rl~o l d

JONES, HARVEY Q lta

JONES, JEANEn Monroe

J OHNSON, J OSEP H W est Monroe

JOHNSTON, GLORIA Winnsboro

J ON ES, BETT Y J EAN Mo nroe

J ONES, THOMAS

Downsvill e

JORDON, CLEO

Sterlington

GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY

J ORDON, SUE Bastro p

L EWIS, MARJORIE Monroe

KELLY, J OYCE Monroe

K ULCKE. VIOLET

L ANGSTON, SIDN EY

LEOS, TOMM~

We50t Monroe

ColJingslon

Monroe

LINDSEY, JOHN

L OLL EY. THOMAS

MAGGIO, MARIE

MALONE, FRAJ

Monroe

West Mo nroe

Monroe

Start

~{A Y> CAROL U ra nia

M CCORMICK, WINON A L invjlle

McGO UG H , ALI CE S<lst rop

CHOIR

M CGoUG H, L AwRINCr Bas trop

McN AIR, Baskin

WJlUAM

MEACH UM , M ARY

West Monroe

Lou

M c K AY, HARRY

McK,'tY. L"NNJE

M cK OIN, SHERR on

Archibald

Mang ham

Jones

MES5AROS. J IMMI E

ly(I LES, E ARL

MILLSAPS, ELLEN KE NT

Oak Grove

G r(:nada. Miss .

Monroe

MOORE,

H .... no Ll )

Mer Rou.l:t

M OORE, SA1>.H.!)'

V;l./ eeks

UTTLE SY MPH ONY

MUCKELR "TH, V I NA

MULlJN ~, VIRG i NI "

MU lllC.... N, L A M AR

N MF, )0'

NUTL ICH,

W I(1n sboro

Monroe

\":? innsbo ro

MOnroe

Monroe:

C.. . ROI.E

ODOM , JERR Y

OLDE N BUR G, J O H:\

PITARRO, M " RY AN i'

P O RT ER. PRADr:

P OUL.... N. JAM!-:Y

Baskin

Monroe

Mo nroe

Bastro p

Monroe

PRINC E, FAYE

Monroe

RALEY, BETTY J O

Epps

WESLEY FOUN DATION Representatives

RAY. SHELDON

R OBE RTS, E LIZABETH

RO BI NSON , GLEN

ROGEn, BARBARA

R OGERS, NELL

Monroe

Fairbanks

Monroe

W est Monroe

W est Monw\:'

S61dM4.

R USSELL, J AMES

SCHO N FARBER, HEZZJE

SCOTT, ALLAN

SCOIT. GLOR IA

SIMMONS, K F.Nr\I:TH

Jen:!.

Shreveport

Mo n roe

West Monroe

Sikes

S IM MONS, R I CHARO T.

Athens

SlADr, RoSA

Baskin

GOtD)ACKET S Sponso r, Miss Frances Baldwin. and officers, Pat Patterson and Pf'ggy Rogers.

SLAYTER , JOE

S M ITH, DALTON

SMITH, EM M ETT

SM ITH, FLORENCE

SMOTH ERS,

Pol lock

Natchez, Miss.

St. ) osf'ph

Monroe

SPURLOCK, BETTY

STEWART, DONALD

STREET, JOE

STRUBEN, ELIZABETH

TARPLEY,

Wesl Monroe

Monroe

Fairbanks

Monroe

NF.

T "Y Lon , JOHN E .... RL

Farmerville

T ERRA L, S UE

Do wnsv ille

SPEECH CLUB Representati ves and Sponsors

THOMPSON, BILLY

TH OMPSON, M U RL

TH URMAN, LLOYD

TlCHELI , MONA

TIMs, GWYNETTE

Co llingston

West Monroe

Delhi

Monroe

Baskin

T UBBS, C HARJ.ES

W .... RD. CONN IE

WAR NER, Y VON N E H .

W A TSON , BILLY

WATSON, CLIFFORD

West Monroe

Monroe

W est Monroe

Tall ulah

WEBSTER, JERO ME Mo nroe

N . L CLUB Representatives

WI ., JR.

• I WHITE, C LAIRE

WHITEHEAO, MARY

W IGGINS, M ARY

WrLL1A~f. S ON ,

Monroe

Choud rant

Pione-e r

Monroe

WINGATE, PEGGY Baton Rouge

M ..... RIL

WOMACK , LEROY

WOO DS, C HARLES

WRENN , TOMMY

Mo nroe

MO(l(oe

MOnroe

WINDLE, R O BERT

Reform, Ala .

YOCOM, FRANCI S PascRgonla, Miss.

S3 worth of Bull of the W oods, please. Extracurricular activities ...

Yeah , you路re pretty good.

Eyes slraigbt , please mam .

Class work gets so boring! Doesn't it ?

Adai r. Hildred Monr oe

Aston, EJga r M omoe

I Bandy, Betty

Jl7e.rt M onr ot Barn es , Johnn y Neu} eJltof!

SIGMA TAU DELTA

Barrin ger. D o rothy T 1I/10 J

Blackwe ll , jeann ett e M onroe

Brunson, Virginia M onroe

Cox, Carter

BI1.rtrop

Bolton, Betty W'nJ M onroe

Braddock, Alton Gra)son

Bond, Freddie / olleIboro

Bra ds ha w, Peggy

Calhoun , Glo ria

Busby. Jarrell CrowlliJle

Crain, Billy H omer

M'J1Ighl1t1l

lY/ eJl Afollroe

Curri e, Joyce

Pion.eer

Davis, Faye "'{auroe

Dawkin s, N ora L. W ell M on roe

Campbell , Dick W esl M onroe

Clack, Ca H olly Rit

Dawson, Francis Monroe

Durden, De Monroe

Emanuel. Patricia Bat tlop

Ferrington, Lloyd Ellffl pI'!!(,

fi sher, Robe rt lr"en M on roe Garner, Shirley SI411

PYRENEES CLCB

Garner, Walter Slart

Gipson, Betty SI , ! oltph

Graff. BiH lWttl M onroe

Griffin. Carleen Pio"eer

G riggs, Jean llV t JI M Ollme

Griffing . George Gilbert

Hare, George

Head, Elsie

M Oflroe

M Ol/foe

Haskins. O . L.

HenlY. Ginger IF eJI M OllrOt

M ONroe

Head, Billie M Oflr oe

Hill , Melba lP ~JI M Ol1ro e

Ha rtman , Joe M O llr o~

Hutson, Tom Lake Provide11U

Jackson. Thomas Sid}) /s/afld

Jink s, Allen Ringgold

Johnson, Elsie H olly Ridge

Jungina , Frank M Ol/r oe

Kennedy. Betty SIan

Kilpatrick. 1bry Calhollll

laC:.ge , Monroi'

B o bb~'

bird. Billy Croun illt'

GRADUAT ING CADETS

Lane, Marilyn

Monroe Lass iter. Nick

MrA/n lt" ', Ok/a

Little, Pal Calhou"

McCo rmick. D eJua na

Love, Austin

McDanial . K.I/)

MONroe

MOllroe

Ill1 o.~ e ne

M cDonald. Bi ll

Mi ller. Charlene

A1ollroe

IJVt"JI M OllfOt'

McLawchlin.

Miller. ./0

Loui~

M oufoe

1 i'1U1

M c:chum, D ale DOwnJf:ilie

Mitchell. Clayton G rayson

Mo rris, Huey Ra),ville

Murphy. Donnie lP tsl M onroe

Nea l, Jackie Far nuHlille

Nea lt. K en Saugfl!. Mass.

Newton. Jack

Odeo, J

Wi1JnJboro

/tf(M TOf

Patterson. Pat M Ollroe Pe raza. Manuel V eTJeZltel4

Philli ps. Lynn M Ol/fOe

Pierte. Merl e Jone!

DRILL TEAM

Pius, Barry M () IJrQ e

Posey, lloyd Loke Prot,idena

Raymick, Donnie Pine Blli ft. Ark.

Powell , Martha M OIlI'oe

Monroe

Rhodes, Carol Fairbank!

Rhodes. Mary Jr/I1le r prooj

S'''' I!Cef

Roark . Bill y Fmrbanlu

Russell . Charles Crorl-'l路ille

Raye. Pam

Ru ~hin.L;. Al fred

Roberts. C. S. Eppl

Scogin . Bob

Sea man. Martha

Shell. James

M Ql1fot

W altrproo!

IF eil lU om'f)e

Smilow. Max Lak e pj'ovidenre

Smothe rs. Don M om"oe

Smilh. Fra nk M onroe

Smilh , Jimmy SJerling/(JII

Smith. LOLs Monroe Smith, Manlyn F"wrnl:Tl'iJl!'

Stevens. ImlJ Monro e Swett, Glynn Hebtll

HOME ECONOM ICS CLUB Representatives

Ta n 'e r, Tommie l eila Ta y/or, Lyn"'路~}Qd Parmer! tile Thorn ton, D orothy

SIk'tJ

Terral, James M onroe

Tidwell, Gl enn Dou'l/Jl'ille

Thomas, W. B. CbEl/harn

ToJbird. James

Trawick, Jo Monrol?

Walker, Don lVirlluboro

Varina, Beatrice M ontoe

Watts, Emma Star!

If' eJt M OHroe

Varnado, Charles Homer

Weatherly , H arold Baj/top

White, Jack M onroe

Wilder, Thomas CalholllJ

Williamson, Jimmy Mangham

Williams , Ann Start

WomaCK, Jeanette Monroe

Word, Nell Start

SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB RepreJenlativeJ

FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA RepreJen/at;veJ

Abraugh, Billy

!ollel Adcock, \X'i lma

8M/rop Allen, Zola Fairb!llliu

Andrews. Bob Farm er!·il/e Barnes. Marilyn If/ eSf M 0 171"oe

Bergeron, Theodore Pf1fme n ';lJe

Bernice. Gordon 117ell M onroe Bigelow. Cha rles Od/: Gro ve Bing h am. FJorice

CHEER LEA DERS

M fJH10(!

Bingham, La wre nce O"k G,OT'e Blake, Scd ric

Deihl Boyd . Vo Lmer D ea n M Ollf9€

Jame~

Brad Ie)', Barbara

Bradley. Bi ll

Bras her,

M Oll r o~

Mo""oi'

DOlf'fw ';Ue

Carlledge. Mu}' Ma""haln Crosb)" Sylvia BaJ/fop

Brown . D ixie

IWe lJ M o»!'o(

Brown, Sleven

Bryan, Ra y

Ca ldwell. Don

lVeJ I M omoe

Ir/hlllJboro

lVIJ/JlJbotf)

Carroll, Coy

Cheek. Kenneth

Clark. Ddly

Clay. Ben

Coivin, ROland

COme3IJX, Dougi:lS

Eppr

TrarW11'vdl1ia

M o n,(.It'

5la ,t

1/:V;,tnJhoro

Crothers. Isue r"/htlah

Cunningham. James M onroe

Danna , Pat JIV efl Monroe

M011roe DePrang, Pe!Cy

Douciere, Ann M'II/gharn

Dreasler, Jane Wlnt M onroe

BOisiu City

Ca nlerbury. D oyl Dow)se,', I'hb.

Crick. Galle all(1

Dunn, Ben BaS/rap

Durden, Beverl y M onroe

Edwa rds,

.To AI)l)

JY/ es/ .M on roe

ElJjatt, Wavne M Olfl oe

Bier, James M an gha m

Felter, Jesse IVlSner F(:If!,Il \ On, H .I IVCy Dt' J III O/( .

AJ'frlll f.,r

Ford , Shirl ey M om'o e

f o reman , Dixie AMERI CAN CHEMICAL SOClETY Representari\'e<;

West M onroe

Foreman, N orma N (uh t'flle, Te nN.

Funderbu rk. Ray Milli'lg.ton. T efl ll . Gaar, Lynda M onrO!'

George, Helen U'/ e H MOllfoe

Gray , Betty

G reer. Elva

G resham, B;il'bara

H ale, Barbara

H ale, Johnny

Hammons, J ohn

Kilbourne

RtJ.!'f/o/,

M ONroe

IVe5f M onroe

Ca/ho lill

D o w nslJi/le

H arris, Ca ro l IF eJI M ONroe Hudson. Dot G,1ilion

Head, O scar

Hea rd, Ann

Hi rks, James

Hightower, Lemmie

Hogan, Pat

ErOJ

Lake Pfo r:idmC(!

M ONfoe

EroJ

West M on rOÂŁ'

Hud son, Shirley

Humphries , Mary )0

Ing~am,

J inx, Allen

Johnso n, Tommy

1Y/ e.fi AfOr/roe

O ak Gr01'e

M er Rouge

Ringgold

M onroe

Earl

Hanl)a. H t'nry lr/iIl N,rboro

Howze, Jackie Jf' ell M onroe Kay, Greethel lY/ eit M onroe

Ha rdy, Verda Ld;e Pr()flidell.

Hayem, Sylva M Ollfoe

Killen, Joyce Rayville

Ki nGlde. Robert IP ell Monroe King . Ca rl CrOln'i/lt' Kit chens. Doris Vick.fbmg, Mi]J .

Larbn, Margarette M Ol/rot' La$si ler. De n M Ol/rot' Lebrun. Eloise

Bastrop

Lee. Sara Oak G'fOI'l! Lipsey. Alice Sltr!ingJOn Lisotta . Philip M On/"oe

BETA SIG MA Officers and Sponsors

Littl eton. Robbie DOIIJI/JI."i/Je Magnon . Marilyn M Ol/roe Man sonr . Y\'onne M al/roe

.1 .

McCo rmi ck, Nelda McGongh , Dona ld Lin villt .M onroe

McIotyre. Erma )t:an BdJ/rOjJ

Nugent, Howard Alexdl1d.. ia Peters, Kenneth U/'inmboro

Parker, Jack E. M OlfrOt Pjckering, Co nnie MOllf oe

Osborne, G wen

Monroe Phi(jips, J ohnnie FairbaNks

McMurray , Jewel IF illTlJboro

Parker. Jack M onroe Ponard, William If'e.rJ M onroe

Mims. W. Calholl'l

Parker, Virgi l M onroe Poo le, Nina M Onl'oe

Moncrief, Ri chard M onroe

Parkerso n, Karol M ORroI' Powell , Mack M onroe

N ectoux, Mar ilyn Monroe

No lan . W a} . ... Lnke Prollid.

Payne, Barbara BaJkin Price, Branton M onroe

Perkins , Syb West M om, Pritchett. H Baiffop

Pu ckell , Charl es Sl er/;II/!, I O/1

Reppond, Betty Mar;on Rhod es. Ma ry 1/7 al t rp rQl)!

Ri d g ! e ~" John MotJroe Roane, Hershell

M Ofl rol'

Roberso n, Mild red Hrde

Robinson, Rocl,!i:er Cho/ham

Roge rs, Peg.c;y JY/ en M Ol/ roe RusseJi. Dorolh y

GRADUAT ING CADETS

Calholln

Sa nden. Louis D od J()fl

Savage, Bobbi e lj.'/t J I M Ol/ roe

Scott , Edward Ml'l'Rollge

Simmons. Pat M om'o f

Skoog. Edward Momol'

Spenser, W iHiam

Stout, Elvis

Smith, Harold

Smith , SaJl y

Standa rd. Chad es

IVelt M Ollrot!

M om oe

M OllrQI'

M onrol'

M onroe

Thornton, Pe rkins Siller Vaughn , James

Tippen. Donald

Tims.

T onore, Carol

T ownley. Robert

Ch"th" 111

Af01l roe

M onroe

W alker, Bob

Walker, Charles

W alker, J an

W ebb, James

M o"roe

RaJ IIIIJe

H olI} Ridxe

WirhiJ", KD n.

Collunbia

T ray lor, Foy 84$1,.0/1 W est. Hilda lillie

Ta ylot. Bar DownJv;J{e

Tschabold, D avid

Valentine, 0

lAke Prollid entt

M Ollroe

W est , Robert

Whitaker. G EppJ

t il

Afonroe

Whjte , Patsy

Monroe

WilkLns. Flora Monrof

SAMMY DANNA PreSIdent of w,.;ten' CI.

Wjlliams, Jerry Vonne

lY/ il1llShoro

Wi lson. Gayle M onfoe

Womack, Jeanette MOnf()e

The Northeast State Writers' Club, in '55, began publication of the PROFILE. It was originated to en足 courage and promote writing of a literary nature by students in the sophomo re, junior and senior classes at Northeast State. Editor of the PROFILE for the second straight year has been Sammy Danna. Sponsors for the publication are Dr . Willa Claire Cox aud Dr. Marvin McKneely.

THE WRITERS' CLUB

HONOR SOCIETY Represenlatives

COMMERCE CLUB Representat;ves

Adams. Ca ro lyn Jr/ illllJhoro Adams. Irma S'lfrl A lbritto n. J ames Jr/ ilJ!IJbolO

Albrillon, Joyce Fannerl ill/? Alexa nder, Fred H aUy RidX!' A llde c, Myrtle Oak C10l'e

Allen . Evelyn

Sler/ingJ011 Allen , Mi chael DOwN}1

ALUM N I O FFICERS

ille

Andrew!;. Benny IP'e.r1 M Ottlae

Ava nt, Roy D o ftmft<;lIe

Bade, Louise

RaJ,路iJ/e Ba rdi.n . Ann

Marion

Barron. Will iam

Beasley. RaymonJ

CO/llmhi(1

1Ft!! M onroe

~.~~;;~~;~:William ~

Brice, Bruce Bastrop Bucdea\l x, Tommy Monroe

Brister. jalnes

Ba.r"op Burfo rd, Mickey M 01lr o e

Beave r. Jan~ RtJ), I,ille

Brown, John Hale Byrne, JoAnn lP eJi M omol?

Bloom, Rachel

Boyte, D o ris

Brady, W anda

Brantley, H er bert

T ally/ah

LAlu prOI'idl?llrt

M Orll'oe

SJedi"~/ {J !l

Brown, Peggy Mangham Burton. Mary WeJ/ M onroe

Bryan , Imogene

Brow nell , Malcom

Brin son , Sandra

HolI) Ridge

WOllerJ,

Wi1lllSbol o

Byrd, D wana If/ nf M om'oe

Caldwell , Marie

Chapman . Willie Bea Farmen'ille

Wimer

Clark. Geo rge

Monroe Coals. Allie l ou

M01lore Coats, Ruby

MonroI'

Co U;(lS. EIlf"n Ruth

!Qlles (路ilJe Collins. Shirley lP ituuboro Comea ux. G len Willn.rhoro

Coody. Wandall

Oak Grot e Cooper, Sh irl ey WesJ M Olll"oe Co pes, Imogene

FTA . OFFICERS

Epp!

Coughra n. Roger 51(1fl

Craft. Eve lyn WeJI Monroe Crocke r, Jack Calho"11

Cu lp, Helen MOlll oe

Dawson, Joy Bartrop Fails , C1eburn Manf!,lIffl , Okla.

Cummings, Maurice M onroe

Dear, Francis lr/ innJboro Falk, Connie M onroe

Curry, Emmitt DeLhi

D earman, Merri tt Delhi Fant, Joe West M onroe

D alrymp le, Virgil Price, Jr . D elhi

D ana, Mat)'

Demmal )" Jan M onroe Fields, D ennis 1P,w M onroe

Driskill , Joe A" (ad;(1 Ford, G lori a

Monroe

FerridaJ

D aniels, Linda M onroe

Da vidson, Douglas

Davis, Kati

Bas/rop

Gilbul

D uncan, Carolyn Bastro p Fore, Alma Grayson

Easleriin,'l:, Donnie WinnJboro Foreman, Jo)'ce Nash/lille, Tenn.

F.ady, Caro lr/eJ t M om

Forrest, Re M onol"

Foster, Thelma jHont"oe

Free, Thelma Archibald

Freeman, Johnny Bi IIIMrrk. Mo.

Garrett, Linda W(!'Jf Monroe

Green, Marion Oak Grot路e

Gifford, Maril"n BaJ/rap

Gilbert John lAke Pt"ol'idence Girod, Preston Traruyir'ania

B.S.U. Represencatives

Givens, Bill MonroI'

Goodson , Peggy M on roe Green , Clovi s Kilbourne Gunther, Jimmy Bastrop

Gunther, Charlott Guthrie, Frances

Hagar, Mary

Hardw ick, Meleon

Hace, Alton

Fairbatlk!

Mang hlflll

SInO

Monroe

Ha rt, Cynthia M on roe

Hart, George Tlan ryJf'afli(l

Hawkins, Claud ine

Haygood. Faye

Head, Berty

Hendr i( ks. Juanita

Hesketh, EJaine

Oak GrollI'

ElllerpriJe

E,路05

M onroe

Herrington , Jonnie Mae

M Ol/roe

Grapon

Howard , PalSY

Hurnpreys, Jark

J ohnson, David

Johnson, Bobby

Johnston, Beverly

Balkin

J ones, Frank

VirkibJlrg, MiH.

O"k GrOllI'

lY/ eJl M onroe

" >"1'11

M onroe

J ones, Hershel

Oak Grove

J ordan. Billy C!llhoUl'

M onroe

M OTJroe

HilJ , Leon

Hartley. Ant! Delhi

Honeycutt, L

Jun~jnia .

Sam

Mun roe Kell y, Ro,cter M Olll ot?

K rm nC'y. G e rry "" rll1l";{

K ~y'\ . Bdl y TtlJllllah Kit'kpac m k. Obt'd

j Oll nhof o

Kin,F:. Ca rol Sue 1\1 f) fI!'r,l 1'

La Dart. l orethi a M Ollfo e

bmben. Morm M Ol!>rl/'

\X/ESlEY FOUNDATiON Qffiter$

Landrum . John M on roI'

Lawso n. W ilmer M o nroe

Lee, Fo)' lr' ill llShoro

Liddy . j:l.(k N ew Bnll/ rwidl, N. j.

Lindsay . MatiJle U;' eJJ M onr'oe

Lindsay. Mauriet路

Luton, Jo

M ouroi'

M OIllI)i'

Maxwe ll, Harvey

May, BilJ y

M omoi'

Cr(1),u}JI

McKa y, Kenneth Arcbibald

McKay, Sidney Arcblhold

McCl ure , Ann T (JI/,dah Mckinn ie, Sue Mar/ou

Mo("k, J ames iVisner

McD owt'JI , Frtd M onroe McLendo n, Cha rles j erw

Malone , Glor ia D o wl1 JI:ilJ e

McGaha, Charles PiONeer Morgan, Mari lyn B!lJlrop

Matkins , Salah

Mtlthews. Gene

Mathis. Jean

Sferbllf,JO fJ

ft1 olll'QI!

Mur'IJ)', K flll.

MeG-Aha , Darl ene Pioneer Moore:. Arn(lld Qnit Grort

McGough , be l IlVn r M om oe Mo race, Eva

! erIa

McGough. Roben B!lJ#op Murph)', Cordie ;\flJllroe

Nelso n. Loui se M Orlr oe

Newcomb. Jimm y TI'(/l1J)lt(/nJ~'" Newman, Charles M omot

N o land . Sally BI1 IJrOP

Oden, Annette IY/ ;'IIHboro

O 'Neal. Ken

Deihl

O'Quinn, Allen Ra)"l'i/Je O rigley, Ester M om'ot'

BACCALAUREATE OBSERVANCE

Pace. Bell y CUI) roll

Parker, Fay ltv. M unroe Parker, Sarah Cf'Ou'I'I /le Ptlrks . Pres ley lW. il1on rot'

Pet'k , Jerry 8m/fop

Ptrriu, Marie

Posey. Linda

Powell , Mary

Powe ll, Percy

Proctor, T ommy

lWinllJb()ro

LIke ProtJIdena

IFnI M Ol/fOe

M Ollroe

Lnlu Pro'vidntce

Pryor. William Reynolds. Evel Mobile, Ala. Lt'u,'iwille, To

I"'!_ .... Z --- -~ ~

Roberson , John DoumJtJille

Sa"'Yer, Bobby U'/ nl M 'Mroe

Roberlson, Chules

C"mden, Ark. Sca lia , Frank M onroe

Robertson. Norman DeJIJi Schempl, D orothy Il1 onroe

Robinson, MaJ"}'

Rogers, Charles

Roscoe. lamar

S IMI

lI'/ eJl M onroe Se lf, Ovis Pioneer

C Ollt' e(JI!

Self, Dorothy Pio1lur

Shoemaker. Betlf Del" i

Sa nders. Bobbie M onroe Sledge . Betty Oak Gro1'l!

SaYage, F Colling!1 Smith. Bt If/i"mbo

Smith, G len Wen ,\1om"or Smi th, Sy lvia Bastr!)p

Smith , Rhea

Sln'e t'epo"

Sm ithwick, Lo la

Farmer! illt Southa ll, Shelby

Monroe Spang ler, Jn ez M (J rI,"oe

Spatafo ra , Marietta M OI"oe Statum, C. W. M on roe Sti lley, Esther-Lynn .~I e u' Orlea,1J

SOCIAL SCIENCE Off icers

St ro ud , Elaine Pioneer Spruill , Willie Mae 51. j OJeph SurJes, Virginia Lnke Providemt

---,, ~

Virginia

OI,,,,/,',,,/on

T.richel , Jim Fairb:mkI W2tson, Da vid M vnroe

Swartz,

.Mati o ri ~

B:lStrop

Swi tzer, Fred

Tho mpson, Joseph

Tho mpson , Sue

Tjcktli , Constance

Tidwe ll. Mariorie

Townsend. Paulint"

Monroe

M onroe

8{fHrop

M Ollfot

Pain!

lY/innJboro

Tucke r, Shirley

Turner, Charles

M OT/rOt

MOl/roe

Watts . Veda lIVen M onroe

W eldon. Bobby 8iI0:xi, M in.

Turner , Susan M onroe West. Barbar2 G HIYl OIl

Young, Sy bil

Epp,

VanLandingham JeaneH

Wharton , Jim MAn gllm , Okla.

Wiggins, Theda

GraYJOII Pioneer

W:dla(t', ). C. H olly Ridt.e Wilbanks. Agnes W' ut M onroe

W ar ren , Carolyn Lake Prol..;dence Wil li 2ms, Glen ltvi,mlboro

Football and baske tbalJ banquet .

E •' au

NTL A nice two-some for Redskins .

Ray Townley rece ives American Le gion Award

Alumni luncheon.

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The Feminine Folli es of

J 9~~路~6

. Dot Hudson in "Miss Stoc ksho-o/' competition .

W es ley House preside nt. Be tt y Bolton , greets fn:shrn an gues ts ..

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TREES FOR TOMORROW.足 Trees for' tomorrow-trees for America-mean jobs for today. tomorrow and for generations to come. Opportuni足 ties for our young Americans in the expanding realm of forest products can be as limitless as the capacity of our woodlands for growing continuing crops of trees.

Forest Products Division

OLIN MATHIESON

CHEMICAL CORPORATION

West Monroe. la o

CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '56

VIRGINIA

HOTEL

Monroe , La.

BILL PRATT AND

LEONARD PRATT

Phones 222 -

2222

BASTROP, LA. We hope to serve your new and used car and truck needs and save you money for many years to come---Also see us for auto -life and fire insurance at low rock bottom rates.

ANNETTE HARTLEY Miss Stockshow of '56 of Delhi, La.

IIA GOOD COMPANY TO WORK FOR . . II That's an expression you'll hear often among members of Louisiana Power & Light Company. And we're mighty proud, too, for we've worked hard to earn that reputation. Our group life insurance, hospitalization, sick leave, and retirement program rank with the best in the nation, and you'll find our members' earnings compare very favorably. But there's something more, too--a friendly spirit of cooperation among our members in making a good company even better.

LOUISIANA POWER & LIGHT COMPAN~ "Helping Build Louisiana"

MONROE, LOUISIANA

MISS CHACAHOULA NOMINEES . . . Alice Mae Tarpley, Sybil Perkins, Linda Daniels, Frances Pollard, Jamie Nay Poulan, Lena Mae George, and Barbara West.

SOL SNYDER'S TOGGERY, INC. We Clothe 80th the Father and Son WHERE THE BEST DRESSED MEN SHOP

112 N. Washington

CHARLES SNYDER, INC.

Bastrop, La.

Bastrop's Department Store Since 1898

SHAMIS' Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Shoes

DAVID SNYDER, INCORPORATED

BASTROP, LOUISIANA

Furniture and Appliances

BASTROP, LOUISIANA

KRAUSS & CAHN

333 DeSiard In the Center of the City"

HEADQUARTERS FOR BOND CLOTHING

Holiday in Dixie Beauties

FIELD'S LADIES'

READY-TO-WEAR

The Finest in Popular Price Apparel in Monroe, La. 310 DeSiard St. .

PHONE 2-4404-05

GRADUATION

is also "commencement" ... the beginning of learning. The years ahead will offer you many wonderful opportunities to increase your knowledge and enrich your life. Make the most of these opportunities and success will be yours. In home and industry, for instance, your natural gas service is con stantly applying its knowledge of new meth ods and developments to achieve its goal of success . . . better service to the com munities it serves. Goodness!!

UN....EDGAS I

Compliments

BELLA SCH ERCK DAV'DSON, 'NC. The Woman's Shop Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 125 DeSiard

MONROE, LA.

LOCKHART

SPORTS SHOP, 'NC.

Dial 3-1250

119 N. 2ND ST.

MONROE, LA.

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MISS CHACAHOULA NOMINEES . . . Sandra Brinson, Doris Kitchens, Fran Adams, Sue Jordon, Louise Hollis and Marianne Buce.

Compliments and Best Wishes

From

THE JAMES A. NOE STATIONS

K NO E

WN OE

Monroe, Louisiana

New Orleans, Louisiana

1390 on Your Dial

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5,000 Watts

50,000 Watts

Music 足 News 足 Sports

KNOE-TV Channel 8 Monroe, Louisiana

230,000 Watts -

CBS - TV, ABC - TV, NBC - TV

Serving North Louisiana, South Arkansas, Northwest Mississippi

CENTRAL SAVINGS

BANK & TRUST CO.

Monroe and West Monroe

Since 1906 -

"As Time Goes On"

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MISS CHACAHOULA NOMINEES . .. Pat Railey , Barbara R0gers, Linda Lou Howell, Pat Emanuel, Carolyn McKay, Gaye Whitaker, Chdrlene Miller.

TROY & NICHOLS, INC.

INSURANCE·

MORTGAGE

LOANS

COLEMAN PONTIAC Sales and Service

• REAL

ESTATE

1203 Louisville

MONROE, LA.

Compliments of

LENNON

MOTOR COMPANY

INC.

North Third and Washington MONROE, LOUISIANA

"SOUTH'S OLDEST ESTABLISHED BUICK DEALER"

Coke brings you back refreshed

OUACHITA COCA - COLA

BOTTLING COMPANY

Monroe, La .

OLCOTT MOTORS, INC.

Your Chrysler - Plymouth

Dealer Since 1937

DR. PEPPER BOTTLI NG CO. Monroe, La .

KEENE'S

SHOE STORE

338 DeSiard St.

Phone 3-4661

MONROE, LA.

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Con9 rotu lotions, Closs of 1956

THE

OUACHITA NATIONAL BANK

Monroe -

West Monroe

-足 Congratulations, Class of '56

McCAI N - RICHARDS

MONROE STEAM LAU NDRY

"Your Friendly Ford Dealer"

"An Institution for the Care of Fabrics" SERVING NORTHEAST LOUISIANA OVER 60 YEARS

120 I LOUISVILLE AVE.

MONROE, LA.

DRY CLEANING -

LAUNDRY -

RUG RENOVATING

436 South Grand St.

MONROE, LA.

Dial 7191

Compliments of

SOUTHWEST GAS PRODUCING CO., INC. 1309 Louisville Avenue MONROE, LOUISIANA

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MISS CHACAHOULA NOMINEES ... Sally Hayes, Nell Rogers, Rita Barnes, Barbara Bradley, Dixie Brown, Ginger Henry, and Mary Ann Pitarro.

PITTSBURGH Plate Gloss Co. for Anything in Glass

• • •

H. R. HAYES

LUMBER COMPANY

PLATE GLASS AUTO GLASS PLATE GLASS MIRRORS

Dial 2-5118 915 Louisville Ave.

Our Best Wishes for the Future

Guardians of Democracy

WEST MONROE, LA.

MONROE LOUISIANA

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