Ruple High Wins Track And Field Honors At Rally
In front of about 1500 spectators, the seventh annual North Louisiana HS track meet produced four field and six track records. Ruple High led Class B with 25 points. Homer won Class A with 25 points. Caldwell of Collinston topped individual scoring with 15 points, winning high and low hurdles and setting records. Dunn of Bastrop and other area schools earned top showings as records fell in sprints, jumps, and relays.
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Ruple
Homer
Caldwell
Collinston
Dunn
Bastrop
Flomer
Farmerville
Ourehita Parish
Ruston High students recall Baton Rouge rally trip
Ruston High School students describe their State Rally trip to Baton Rouge with visits to the capitol and governor’s mansion, test days, and a river view from the dome. Narrators note punctures on the trip, a burning well stop in Alto, and overall enthusiasm on returning home.
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Ruston High School
Baton Rouge
Governor's Mansion
Dane Gayne
Capitol
Senator Roberts
Mississippi
Alto
Ruston
Elizabeth Givens
Ruston High
Virginia Sutton
Miri
Rustonites Travel Mischance After Auto Trouble
Ruston party headed to Julian Croudenna's caroused and drank. A straggler reported two hits as Miss White and children, Tena, Flvabeth, and Roderick, watched. The travelers faced a mishap when an extra tire failed, and mats were advised.
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Miss White
Tena
Flvabeth
Roderick
Tos
Scout Troop 46 Ruston Wins Field Meet at Forsythe Park
Scout Troop 46 of Ruston won the Bay Scant field meet at Forsythe Park with a high score of 85 points, earning a perfect score in all but one event. Troops from Monroe and Marion also placed, while exhibit prizes went to Troop 638 Winnsboro and others. Rotary club sponsored the merit badge exhibit with citywide hospitality including free streetcar rides for visiting scouts.
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Ruston
Forsythe Park
Hubbard
J. Ss. Griffin
Monroe
Marion
Winnsboro
Louisiana Trainjage Institute
Rotary Club
Card of Thanks: Donation by J W Cheatwood
The Home Economics Department thanks J W Cheatwood for the table damask donated to create a dining room table cloth and napkins. His interest in the department is appreciated and the group hopes to prove worthy of his generosity.
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Home Economics
J. W. Cheatwood
Nine-One's Ready For Vacation In School Paper
Nine-One writes of nearing vacation and relief from a heavy workload. Students voice fatigue from algebra Latin and Germanish studies and joke about exams. They humorously joke about becoming a nine-two by the next issue and argue for a smoother end to the term.
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Nine-One
Alreays
Highlights In Ten-One Class We Lose Glitechos
The article recalls a tense class highlight featuring a loss and distant outcomes. Edward’s team faces a pivotal moment amid a chaotic setting with distant references to kings, history, and regional figures. The piece blends abstract notes with uncertain relations among players and events.
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Edward
Students tackle geometry and language skills in weekly classes
A diary style report notes progress in Cheometry and English lessons as students build circles and triangles with compasses while improving sentence structure and word usage. Latin class shows strong mastery and Home Economics covers child care and training. a banner mishang prompts chapel flag discussion.
What the Eights Are Doing
The Eights are preparing for examinations as the term nears its end. Algebra studies begin a new section on rims while General Science sees hard work on experiment books with a few pages left to finish.
Eight-One Students Describe Cooking and School Work
Eight-One notes teachers paying students to work in science cooking lessons. Students describe cooking for the home and houseware, while arithmetic remains demanding with addition subtraction multiplication and division. The piece mentions letter writing of appreciation and the writer struggles with the workload.
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Callast
Peporher
Unclear OCR Fragments Describe School Event
Fragments mention April 10 attire and an exam period. References to individuals, a speech, and various names appear garbled. The readable content is insufficient to identify a full event, person, or place for a clear summary.
Fragmented Verse Snippet From Oblique Dialogue
Fragments of a lyrical exchange between Life Able and Rosie describe departure and a sense of hollow space. The lines convey emotion through clipped speech and a rural cadence. The scene hints at memory loss and longing without a clear narrative or setting.
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Star Brand
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