Back in May, 1945 Ouachita Parish High School’s seniors had a newsletter called the Ouachita Lion. It served as a sort of yearbook since the yearbook wasn’t publishing during WWII. On one of the pages of the May, 1945 issue, they paid tribute to what they called “Gold Star Honor Roll”. Basically, alumni of OPHS from 1894 to 1945 who had died during conflict. It covered the Spanish American War all the way to WWII. Here were the names listed:
Aubert, Bendel
Aubert, George
Benison, Walter
Boles, R.E.
Carter, James E.
Coverdale, Milton, Jr.
Craighead, Billy
Cullom, Malcolm
Cummings, Harold
Davidson, Earl
Edgar, Bill
Eubanks, Earl
Evans, Rolla
Grant, Boyd
Gregg, Harvey
Heckler, Earl
Hodnette, Roy
Horne, Robert
Hudson, Harmon
Hundley, James R.
LeBlanc, Alvin
Leehy, Bernard
McAllister, Donald
McFarland, Edward
Msling, Clifton
Masling, Robert
Moore, Dan W.
New, edward
Olmstead, W.K., Jr.
Pace, Paul
Perry, hal H., Jr.
Platt, Jack
Platt, Layton
Scruggs, Howard R.
Stennent, James
Sumrall, Mitchell
Takewell, Owen
Thatcher, Johnnie
Turett, Jim
Waldroup, Hugh H.
Watkins, G.B.
Whitlock, Francis
Williams, Harry, III
Wright, Guilford