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Monroe News-Star Friday, December 27, 1963 3-B OFFICERS PRESENT at the Annual Christmas Banquet of the West Monroe High School Future Business Leaders of America are. top picture left to right, Richard Clanton, executive secretary of the F.B.L.A.; Dee Winn, northern vice president; and Tom Head, state president. Local officers, bottom picture left to right. Dee Winn, president; Sharon Harrelson, treasurer; Cheryl Ballard, secretary; (iavle Gilliland, parliamentarian; Susan Turner, vice president; and doe McCormick, sergeant at arms. (Staff Photo by Ben Bradford.) THESPIAN CLUB officers at Ouachita Parish High School include, from left to right, Neilia La Valle, historian; Marilyn Evans, secretarv-treasurer; FBLAClub Holds Christmas Party The Future Business Leaders of America held their annual Christmas Banquet in Olin Kraft Cafeteria on December 5.

There were approximately 70 persons in attendance. Guest speakers were Tom Heard. state president of F.B.L.A. and Richard Clanton, executive secretary of F.B.L.A. Tom is the twelfth state president of Louisiana.

He spoke on the of F.B.L.A.” and gave the twelve purposes of the club. lie stated that the two most important purposes are to competent aggressive business and to the confidence and work of the Tom has also spoken to two hundred teachers in Baton Rouge and to another large group in Little Rock. Speaking to such groups is quite an accomplishment for someone only sixteen years old. Mr. Clanton has spoken for State and National Conventions.

Rev. Lionell Crowell gave the invocation and club president, Dee Winn, presented the guest speakers. Entertainment furnished by members of the West Monroe High School Ensemble. Willie Rogers sang a solo. Holy and a quartet composed of Pat Guraedy, Pam Kull, Raymond Frazier, and Willie Rogers sang i The group was accompanied by Mrs.

Jaunita Kilpatrick. Those present were served a steak supper. Bright Christmas decorations gave an atmosphere of the Christmas season. West Monroe Quill And Scroll Meets Hootenanny Hair Style Launched In United States Linda Lawrence, parliamentarian; Jeanette Liner, vice president; and Mike Simmons, president. (Staff Photo by Ben Bradford.) The West Monroe High School Quill and Scroll, national journalism.

society, sponsored a journalism department Christmas party at Bancroft Camp December 13. Attending were Dee Bubb. Elmo Wiggins; Mary Bubb, Jamie Barrett; Sandy Frantom. Bill Edgar: Terry Freeman. James Waggoner: Jenny Hatta- wav, Larry Bowling.

Dot Hay, Dickie Shell; Alice Haynes, Barry Wilson, Marianne Purvis. George Camp, Leslie Pearson, Morgan Weston. Judy Stigall, Louis Tyner. Carol Tennison. Davis Jones, Martha Watson, Don Johnson.

Mary Babb, llene Wimberlev Roger Bell. Whitty Hood, Benny Hulsey and Stephen Riser. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Ray Walker and Kerry, Mrs.

Grady Bates and Karen, Mrs. Mary Alice Waggoner and S. R. Braley. Entertaining with guitar and song were Eddie Everctte, Dan Fulton.

Roberts, and Ed-1 win Turnage. The social committee headed by Martha Watson consisted of David Jones. Leslie Pearson, Stephen Riser, Carol Tennison. James Waggoner, and Morgan Weston. NEW YORK (AP) A British hairdresser, Raymond of London, is in the United States to launch hairdos that he hopes will to One is a teen-age style called The Hootenanny.

a funny thing that Americans accept Eruopean ideas and Europeans accept American ideas quicker than if they are presented in their own country. It's the grass-is-always-greener sort of he explains. The hair style for young girls introduced here is named in honor of the Beatles, four boys are creating riots in every city of with their entertainment, Raymond says. The boys play guitars and drums, it seems, and have songs that young people are just wild about. They doing one-night stands all over the place even though they have been in show business only about six he says.

even played a Royal Command Performance in the Queen. COIF LADYLIKE Though he has snipped the hairdo right from their heads, he has tamed it, he says. Whereas the Beatles wear mop over the forehead which interfers with their version for girls full he says. It is a smooth ladylike hairdo. all.

if trousers look well on girls, why shouldn't a he asks. The coif is short at the back, with smooth fringe at the forehead and side locks that are GLUED to the cheeks. Glued, right, and asked whether ho thought girls would actually do it, Raymond says, will do He is trying to free English girls from horrible boom hairdo, the high teased i hairdo that has been poufin in the United States for more than a year. He thinks if girls con tinuo to tease their hair, women will not have hair 50 years from now. In England young girls wear bandeau wigs for dress-up ocea-i sions cheaper versions of really good wigs, he says.

They pay about S40 for them andi made of real hair. girls arc really quite well-dressed, you know," says Raymond, "although Americans always insinuate they are; I dowdy. French buyers often copy English clothes, changing a belt, buttons or pocket here and there and charging a lot more for ONE FOR MID 30s Raymond has a variation of the Hootenanny for the girl who wants to look young but perhaps in her mid-30s. For her there is a Hootnannv front and a cone back. The back bit is cone-shaped in sort of a Grecian line and when worn with a huge velvet ribbon bow below is sort of he says.

Thespian Club At Ouachita Names Officers The Thespian Club of Ouach it a Parish High School is now under the direction of new of ficers, all of which are members of the senior class. Officers in elude, Mike Simmons, prcsi dent; Jeanette Liner, vice president; Linda Lawrence, parlia Marilyn Evans, sec rotary treasurer, and Neilia Valle, historian The club has been very active during this school year, some of their projects include selling tickets to the Little Theatre plays, attending each perfor manee of the Little Theatre, participating in the Homecoming festivities, planning the Thanks giving assembly, and forming the stage crew for the senior class play. The club has also attended a number of speech festivals at Northeast Louisiana Stale Col and at Northwestern State "diego. At the prsent the club is pro paring for a drama workshop which will take place on the Lou isiana State University campus. They will attend a melodrama at Vicksburg in the spring WMHS Ensemble Performs At Civitan Banquet The West Monroe Civitan Club held their annual Christmas banquet, Tuesday.

December 17 in the dining hall of Highland Park Country Club. The dinner was held for the wives of the members in the club. The club has held a supper for the lad ies for the past several years. Entertainment for the banquet was furnished by the West Monroe High School Ensemble, composed of Hilda Averelte, Raymond Frazier, Pat Guraedy, William Guyton, Pain Hull, Danny Perkins, Kay Pruett, Harold Roberts, Rita Stewart, Sandra Telford, and Willie Rogers. group was accompanied by Bonnie Jo Newcomer.

The ensemble sang We Wish You a Merry Christmas, Christmas Eve, Santa Claus is Coming to Town, Sleigh Ride, White Christmas, In the Black Mid- Winter, Count Your Blessings, Be Home For Christmas, and Angels We Have Heard On High. The group is directed by Mrs. Arnold Kilpatrick Science will observe the year of the quiet sun with a flurry of activity. Politieans, we hope, will honor the quiet sun by emulating it. OUR GREATEST AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE SAVE to OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN COATS LAMINATED, WOOL VALUES TO S34.98 SUITS WOOL $1 098 DRESSES VALUES TO $5.98 2 $5 VALUES TO $12.98 BULKY KNIT RIG.

$5.98 12 SWEATERS Cardigans Slipovers Reg. to $3.98 2 SWEATERS 2 EACH $5 SLIPOVER SWEATERS BANLON REG 1 89 $2.98 NYLON HOSE ROXYANA ACROSS STRUT fROM PARAMOUNT 0FF Entire Stock JAN HALLMARK, Editor OUACHITA JUNIOR High School Band officers include, top picture left to right, Ralph Asby, president; Betty Rayner, vice president Terry Boyd, secretary; Rita Via, drum major; Gary Boyd, assistant drum major. Others include, bottom picture left to right, Rebecca Avery, librarian; Johnny Giddens, eighth grade representative; Brenda Smith, seventh grade representative: and David Zeagler, sixth grade representative. (Staff Photo by John Fogleman.) dents and faculty of the school take great pride in the modern library facilities of the new school. Those desiring to visit and observe the conveniences of the library are encouraged to do so.

(Staff Photo by John Fogle! man) OFFICERS OF the seventh grade Library Club at Ouachita Parish Junior High School are shown as they prepare to lead the club during the present school term. Pictured from left to right are Brenda Smith, Bette Holloway, Rita Warner, Susan Walters, Louis Yeats am! Mary Jo Cannon. Sin-.