Ruston High School Student Paper Receives All American Rating
The Chatter-Box monthly published by Ruston High School features Martha Crane as editor in chief with Alma Nell Cashion and Willard Cobb among editors and staff. The Tech Talk of Louisiana Tech is highlighted as an All American rated senior college weekly by the National Scholastic Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston High School
Ec ‘Talk
Louisiana Tech
United States
National Scholasthe Press Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Tech Talk
South
Fred L. Kildow
University of Minnesota
Nation Scholastic Press Association
N. la
Vern Saint
Dubach
Indy
Doris Saint
Bernice King
Winnfield
Brettea’ McHenry
Homer
Molly Bruce
Mona Gill
Eastland
Louise Brown
Virginia Sutton
Gerade
Elizabeth Jimerson
Phyllis Lane
Dorothy Warrell
Edna Mae Wilder
Dorothy Spinks
Tech High
Nelle Preston
Lois Atkins
Tomer
Helen Williams
Marjorie
John Thurman, Jr
Tek Austin
Lulu Calhoun
Farmerville
Martha Crane
Marie Swift
Charles Russ
Adma Nell Cashion
Chatter-Box
Lessie Mall
Tattie Johnson
Jena
Nannie Lois Johnson
Leona Smythe
Bernice
Firma Riser
Kostland
Edward Leedfolmes
Wade
Easthurd
Legaia
Rothe Jones
Harles
Wade Lee
Bond
Mirkin Brown
Prophecy for the Class of 1930 Reveals Future Figures
A Nostalgic, fragmented tale describes a magical soap bubble reading of a high school class of 1930. Images include John Thurman as Louisiana governor with Dorothy Spinks as his wife, and many other named figures in politics, medicine, theatre, and education, glimpsed across cities from Atlanta to New York. The prose chronicles a long stream of figures and offices, ending abruptly as the spell breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jr. Thurman
Louisiana
Dorothy Spinks
Allison Kalb
Gerald William+ son
TS. Roane
I. 11
Tata
Euyshton Davidson
Margaret Mount
Adrian
Margarite
Enelsh Crean
Etena Terosiey
Atlanta
Gia ‘Priece
Roderick Nupenk
Wdna Nelson
Foi Dopetis
Harrell
Dutmrans Clamerr
Saneb
Moga
Berane
Foodis
Ana Nell
Class of 1930 Roster and Senior Play Cast Notes
Readable roster lists many Hillcrest and Tech High alumni with grade levels from 8th through 11th. It names Mary Terrill as 1930 senior president and valedictorian, with multiple students listed for rally wins, senior plays, sports, and other campus roles across N La rallies and local schools.
Student Lines From Eastland Butler and Other Schools
A fragment listing students with grades and towns. Sarah Causey of Eastland in 8th grade speaks softly on doubt and speech. Leona Frazier of Farmerville in 11th grade notes women’s roles. Mildred Mall of Eastland in 8th grade urges quiet doubt. Marie Allen of Butler Alabama in 81th grade praises trusted friends. Victoria Simmons of Viera in 8th grade imagines a path among the stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Causey
Eastland
Leona Frazier
Farmerville
Mildred Mall
Marie Allen
Butler
Alabama
State Rally attendees and faculty notes
The group list names of students who traveled to Eaton for the State Rally: Billy Moore, Roderick Nugent, Lena De Freese, Elizabeth Givens, Robert Simms, Virginia Sutton, Beryl Tebbetts, Katherine Tooke, Joe Ellen Posey, Mirian Foster, Myrtle Iva Green, Martha Crant, Miriam Brown, Wayne Fallin, and Lara Mae Alden. Chaperones were Miss Els worth, Miss Miller, Miss White, and Mrs. Chas. Gayne. Also mentions Miss Roach in Highlands sanitarium improving after moving to her sister’s Shreveport home, a suspected frame-up bill for Rush’s injury, and the losses of Addie Drewery, Georgie Mac Holder, and Bill Goodgson from school work. Miss White’s car accident near Baton Rouge, and Miss Reed and Miss Meek at a Met Rouge house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Terrill
Hillcrest
N. la
Mrs. Brown
Mary Russell
Haughton Davidson
Robert
Preston
Gerald Williamson
Ted Whitney
Allison Hoth
Central High School
Dallas
Caesar
Billy Moore
Tech High School
Stanley Palmer
Myrtle Iva Green
Trom Tech High
N. la. Baily
Emily Riliott
Blanice Shepard
Hamimond
Ralley
Adrian Green
Greenville
R. U. S. Chatterbox
Roderick Nugent
Eastland
Marguerite White
Bernice Chambliss
Hagtlanid
Chamter-Box
Oorchestra
Margaret Mouni
Herade
Edna Nelson -Tintered
Erade
Easthund
Blaine — Barns
Baskin High School
Eaton
Lena DeFreese
Elizabeth Givens
Robert Simms
Virginia Sutton
Beryl Tebbetts
Katherine Tooke
Joe Ellen Posey
Mirian Foster
Martha Crant
Miriam Brown
Wayne Fallin
Lara Mae Alden
Miss Elsworth
Miss Miller
Miss White
Chas. Gayne
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Faitor
Alma Nell Cashion
Willard Cobb
Griffin
Bernice Moss
Elaine Burns
Exchange
Gladys Dunn
Bernice Chambless
Willard Coby
Urban
Llewelyn Breed
Rural
Billy Barnett
Mildred Brier
Lowell Alden
Frances Dutsch
Billy Lewis
Jane Gayne
Ernest Epps
Robbie Cheatwood
Agvethier Ivette
Joanin
Poourer Distrieb
Morigin Brown
Peter Willan
de Tay
Aicager
Ward Richardson
Ariode
Victor Sinope
Pere Saint
Marla Crane
Edin Mae Wildes
Sbere Netinie Bab
Hattie Johnsot
Sander
Trenyy Che
Taskle
Mary Jo
Dives Wire
Virginiia
Virgil Wolttuinson
Traaiklis Basten al- Ser
Prospapatis
Ceres
Analbor
Tyen
Oshemld Chase Lucky
Marie Adler
Cnd
Heine de
Hettiys
Mabel
Miss Roach
Highland Sanitarium
Shreveport
Rush
Addie Drewery
Georgie Mac Holder
Bill Goodgson
Baton Rouge
Miss Reed
Miss Meek
Met Rouge
Our Hart Shaffner
MARX
The
Vogue, Inc
Mays
Hays’ Shoe Store
Distinctive Footwear
Ruston, la
Ruston Motors
Chevrolet
Acorn
Hedgepeth
Milam Drug Co
C. C. Alley
For
Feazer Motor Company
T. J. James & CO
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