Winnfield High School - Salt Rock Yearbook (Winnfield, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

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R ,4 . ,, ba ,M .-' N I , L+' bf- J ,f , ,. -D x- ' Aw, fa ',.2 .X J No 65 , . 95 fx -JJ x Niprffw kv- A 1 P Rx- . ,J .737 Q milk- ls.,-., :QT rn' , -,:-- 2 QQ, ab P ls at ,hs-h . ' .ah :7 jg L. ,J D Laff- - ,J ' -. .-px i'.'0Pi,si ,K ..., N T. C , x q-..-- sl, 1-l' THE 1959 ANNUAL STAFF Presents Its SALT ROCK WINNFIELD HIGH SCHOOL WIN NF IELD, LA. ll C 0 VIIF1 N.lj 'J 1 A , ,.7f7Jz C Ed DOROTHY SANDERS C -Ed GEORGE HARRISON In the forest above the bayous Vlfhere the tigers play. Here the sons of dear old Wiiilifielcl Reign supreme always. Dear old Winrificld, we will triumph And with all our might That the tigers' roar may echo Oier the woodland height. Far above the bayou country On a woodland hill Stands our noble Alina Mater ln the forest still. Lift the chorus. speed it onward Over hill and dale: Hail to our beloved Vvinnfield. Alma Mater. haill F ORE WORD ln days to come we hope that this book will grow in value. Many years from now. perhaps you will turn through this annual and recall many of the experiences of your high school years. Many of them will be brought to life by the sight of a school friends' face. We on the annual staff sincerely hope that the 1959 Salt Rock will help you relive gheso happy days. We hope also that it will bind you closer to your present friends. that they may not be forgotten later on. i It is with these aspirations in mind that we present to you the 1959 annual. THE STAFF Page 2 fm r QQ Ki 55. R5 nel' S5 K Xi HKS. 1 Wllhi' Ks Q Y? 3 1 Ki QQ MHNHSSQ lf 1 KIM 11 i DQ 'wiv 3 A Q ! , 4 Nm , ,x ww lm gpg gA,g3,A .g ,N 1 W . , .. was x, z, X . X X M. ,f is xy ,ML A -Q1 ' , M. X .Rv ll ,wi v. any ,ti W 5 Q :Mi V. 3, Q 4 ,Z MLL1-U LLLl 1 l LLQL.11 LL1, 1 , 2 i L1 M 3 1 Q X , NNI ii I 'Y UMM w Qg,y Mm -- H H E gmfw w ,,,- L,.'- f E ' Q jfs WL l'Fl'! 5 8 Er? Q Q 5 r 'Q 5 R 5 g it ff if 5. ,3 -2 ? 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Page 4 DEDI CAT I ON Because of your sympathetic understanding and your infinite endeavors on behalf of the students of Winnfield High School . . . And because you were never too busy to help us with our probleinsg never too busy to talk to usg never too busy to do something for WHS . . . we dedicate our 1959 Salt Rock to you, MRS. SUE BEVILL. . Page 5 fis- SEATED: D. E. Sikes, T. H. Harrel, Murray Chandler, Clyde Smith, Jr., E. M. McCinty, Mrs. Eugene Garrett lnot shownl. STANDING: S. J. Smith, Julian McCartney, W. D. Walker, A. L. Sullivan, Edwin Caar, Alon Durbin. Bunyan Smith. 1 1 fl ' W. D. WALKER, B.A., M.A. Superintendent K These members of the Winn Parish School Board, along with Mr. Eugene Garrett, deceased, have rendered a most important public service in the work of developing basic school policies. Their further concern with the endorsement of any and all efforts to improve our school system have been invaluable. Thus, in countless ways, they have given encouragement to the stu- dent in his quest for learning and good citizenship. Left: R. L. TERRY, B.A., M.A., Supervisor. Right: MARVIN WYATT, B.S. Visiting Teacher. Page 6 In future years, when you look back in your Salt Rock, I hope that it will serve to recall pleasant memories of your many experiences, and to reveal why all the extra subjects, new courses of study, and various activities were added for the enrichment of your school program. Your school has initiated many educational 'cfirstsi' during the last few years. These have been the result of much professional study by many people. I hope that your faculty will always try to attain the highest levels in their professional and academic work. The effectiveness of our school is seen not only in our graduates, but also in the dropouts. We have seen many of our students become successful doctors, teachers, business leaders, secretarial workers, preachers, and vocational specialists. We take special pride in saying that most of our future homemaking girls become successful homemakers. I hope that you will be able to say that your high school played a definite part in your life. It is certainly a pleasure to work with the nicest group of high school students in the state. Sincerely, Page 7 RALPH IRVING B.M.E. Music J .1 BOB EDWARDS B.S., M.Ed. Science EVERETT THURMOND B.S. Mathematics LOIS EDWIN McCLOY B.A. English HELEN EVANS B.A.-English B.S.-Lib. Sc. ELTON RYLAND B.A. Mathematics W. J. AUSTIN B.A., M.A. Mathematics MRS. J. W. BARR B.A. English, Spanish VIVIAN MAXEY M.S. Librarian JESSIE C. PERDUE B.A., M.A. English Page 8 NELL GRIGG BS. English, Speech HENRY WALKER B.S. Drivers' Education ., 3 SARAH SHELL B.S. CHARLES NEWMAN Commerce DOLORES H. CARTER B A Vi' Physical Education B.S. l Physical Education Q y fy' NORMA TUCKER B.A. English JOHN MITCHELL M.S. Agriculture FRANK MOBLEY B.A. Social Studies MAX CROWE B.A., M.A. Physical Education LUCILLE HAMMONS B.A., M.A. Social Studies JOHN R. COLE B.A., M.Ed. Social Studies NAOMI CRAWFORD B.S. Home Economics MARY A. ROBERTS B.S. Home Economics SUE BEVILL B S Home Economics Page 9 l ...f no rt To develop understanding To appreciate loveliness To love life To work together co-operatively Mr. Edwards, Sponsorg Miss Perdue, Sponsorg Dorothy fSandersJ Skains, Co-Editorg George Harrison, Co-Editor. To promote sportsmanship To cherish friendship To reveal leadership . . . all these guided us in the planning and building of your 1959 Salt Rock, THE SALT ROCK STAFF - H 6 F E Q Dorothy Bates, Classesg Kay Self, Classesg Dorothy Moore, Organizationsg Nelda Smith, Sportsg Brenda McManus, Who's Who and Organizationsg Linda Lou Smith, Activities. Page 10 s Q is 'vs M! NANCY NUNNALLY Pagel f-wg .L THIRD PLACE JIMMY BERRY NELDA SMITH Page 15 if? ' Mr. and M iss W .H .S. DARRELL MAYES MARILYN SHIVERS Page 16 Best Personality NEVA SMILEY H. F. ALLBRITPON Misses Salt Rock DOROTHY SKAINS BRENDA MCMANUS Page 17 Most Likely to Succeed CHARLES HAMMONS LINDA SMITH ll' ' Mos! Intelligent DOROTHY SKAINS JIMMY BERRY M ki ,1 ,,, ,M , I 5, . 1, ,Y X' iv G9 K 5 gif Y , ,W A, , . WLM A my-,. 1 .4 ,,, S . Y. ff-v-L 4 A RWHQ Y 1 B' iw' L Page 18 Most Popular DARRELL MAYES NELDA SMITH M ost M annerly MARILYN SHIVERS DON McCARTNEY Page 19 Witliest SUDIE GIBSON GARY RAYBURN ,lllNlflR5: l,I'l'.9i1lf'llf. llivkif- llvurrl: TI'f'!ISI1I'f'f. Clmrlollf' l'lnlvm'S: Sm'1'v1r1ry, Ann Sow:-rs: Rvp., ffalmlum- Nugvnlz Vive Prfsiflcfrll, llill T:-rry. C L A S S S0l'll0Nl0Rlf9: Tl'1'ns1lrf'r, llvlly Krall: Vim' l'rvsiJr t flcnra Tllllllllwlllll Rvp., SlllI'll'Y Smit: I'rvsir1w1l. .lorry Smith Qeuelnn LaVvrm- fl0l'li1'I'll2illl. uv 1 w O F F I C E R S s SFINIORS: Vive Prvsirlen t, Priscilla Lung: Trvaszzrvr. llvnny llraflyl Presizlwrt, ,lzlvkiv lnloltnnl Rvp., llnrotlly Fkuins: Svrrelary, llrvmlu Collins. rmuv CELEBRATIDNS . 4' FRl'l9l'lMlCN: l'r1-siflf-nt, Ce-cil Taylor: Vive President, Richard EICHTH CRADERS: Vin' Prvsiriffnt, Syhgggn Stewart Preszdent lfvunxg Tn-aslfrw, Rumy Nl:-ltnng Rep., Tummy Harm-l: Sl C'ft'fl1I'-V, Fran A 'sg Trfasurer, Clcnda llurch: Sc'0reTI17fx7f'DT5nne 'Vlaxey llilly llurlnn, fp., r, --f'---.. Page 20 Bill Terry Aim Sowers Linda Daughtry Sonny Carter JUNIORS ey' Hfif. Allbritton FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES SENIORS EIGHTH GRADERS Andrea Lisenbea Mike Tinnerello Laura Whatley Otis Peterson Page 21 SENIOR HALL OF FAME DARRELL MAYES NELDA SMITH Pa TOMMY EMERSON DOROTHY SKAINS So then, to every man his chance-to every man, re- gardless of his birth, his shining, golden opportunity-to every man the right to live, to work, to be himself, and to become whatever thing his manhood and his vision can combine to make him . . .N -THOMAS WOLFE ge 22 k ..1v.:. TO WORK mg. , 4 'il f ra Q ' 4 .L ,,,.g J 1 ,ggi 4 L C . g 1 3 12 JE? 4 W if ' elf- s ff f , , .Aa rn 'W as Page 211- fr 'KAI' ' WIS-In ' . ' Kneeling: llrm-nda Curpvnlvr. Jun Jonson. Clcndu Culk, Shcric Dunn Mary Wvlls, Fran Vurm-ll and Allen Swillcy. Serond row: S. Mixon, A. Bolton, J. Taylor, D. Maxey, C. Crooks, A. Lisenhea, J. Smith, M, Hall. S. Crm-l, M. Pasco, C. Gorham, M. Martin, N. Nunnally, C. Hough, J. Wrotrsn, S. Hamlin. Third row: O. Peterson, B. Hightower, M. Graham. B. Long, D. Main, M. Main, H. Simmons, S. McClanc, R. Mosley, R. Walker, M. Mixon, S, Disbrow, E. Russell. K. Jenkins. Fourth row: J. Caldwell, R. Anders, H. Farr, K. Peterson, K. Frederick, J. Roberts. J. Crooks, D. Brooks, I.. Tarver. B. Jordan, J. Lovell, J. Swilley, M. Ferrell. R. Long. Fifth row: M. Cherry, N. Moslvy, T. Harrel. C. Mavlwn, D. Whisonant, B. McKinney, J. Gatos, T. Emerson, T. Caar, M, Swanson, A. Harper. Back: l'. Shell. OFFICERS- Harrvl, Cates, Main. Harper, Emerson, Swillcy, Cherry, Mosley, Mixon. J'---1 'ar Page 26 OUR BAND IN ACTION if M t , . Q.. JY' M. The W.H.S. Band, under the direction of Mr. Ralph Irving, ranked among the school's most active organizations, its functions varying from playing for formal concerts to loyal support of the football team. During the fall, the band played at all Tiger games, presenting half- time shows and supplying snappy music all throughout the game. The band marched in the Forest Festival, Homecoming, and Rodeo Parades. They also presented a performance of music at the State Teachers, Con- vention held at Alexandria, Louisiana. DIRECTOR-Ralph Irving . W. A 'W r-'-...h..... I H-f.. K , K y..,...M...,M -5. 4 Page 27 Serving with the band is a squad of six majorettes, who assisted in the presentation of half-time shows. The major- ettes, Brenda Carpenter, Jan Jenson, Glenda Calk, Sherie Dunn, Mary Lynn Wells and Fran Varnell, presented a twirling routine during the half-time ceremonies at each football game. Head Drum Major this year is Allen Roy Swilley. He has been in the band five years and Drum Major one year. Page 28 BAND SWFETHEART JENNIFER SMITH I FOOTBALL SWEETHEART NEVA SMILEY OUR TIGERETTES FRONT: Priscilla Long. FIRST ROW: M. Shivers. C. Nugent. L. Swillvy, K. Self. M. Lisenbea. Ii. McManus. SECOND ROW: D. Love-. D. Moore. L. Bozvmzm. J. Allvn. M. Adams. M, Shaw. THIRD ROW: J. Molton. A. Arrington. N. Smith. D. Bates, S. Jordan. P. Mixon. S. McElroy. G. Thompson. FOURTH ROW: J. Waxley. A. Trawivk. J. Still. A. Sh:-rwood, N. Smiley, ll. Varns-ll, C. Nicklas. E. Austin. FIFTH ROW: M. Tharpc-. B. Collins. N. Varncll. S. Taylor. M. Cole. C. Cruthers. S. Overlmy, P. Hicks. SIXTH ROW: J. Stanfill. L. Austin. B. Thomas, D. Darnell, C. Smith, L. Rogers. J. Thompson, E, Branch. SEVENTH ROW: M. Whitten, B. Shiva-ly, D. Pray, M. Smith. Page 30 WERE THERE! PRISCILLA LONG MRS. DOLORES CARTER President Sponsor Forward March! is the command often heard by all Senior, Junior, Sophomore and Freshman girls who are members of the W.H.S. Tigerettes. The high-stepping W.H.S. Pep Squad, led by President Priscilla Long, under the direction of Mrs. Dolores Carter, has drawn many complimentary remarks from local fans. Everytime the Pep Squad was in action all eyes were upon the front row which was composed of the Pep Squad Major- ettes dressed in red shorts and white sweaters, This is the first year the organization has had its own majorettes. Following close behind the front row were six little cutiesn in short red skirts. The last six rows of girls, dressed in street length red skirts, completed the very striking Squad. Although these girls did not march at half-time performances, they were very high spirited with their support of the Tiger Team. 1 :- OFFICERS: M. Shivers, C. Nugent, L. Swilley, K. Self, M. Lisenbea, B. McManus. Page 31 In s A 'ff l-Q ali 'bi '. H 1'-gg, M . X 1 1a X e.-- nam Sk 13:51 CHEERLEADERS 'f hd '61 6 Sq 4-WME' K f s :E I + I E 'Q E' V 1 l in I le .wif W 3 9 1' L- -:-Te My 5 sismfl 5 M' 'X ' Q54 -W-U f1 'f' W 4 'A V 1 1 1 - I K X 1 . I ' 9 -F' W A-4 I 1 a af ! 14 ..f' - 1-'nv-' fill IQ -ll 'Q AER EEE E Q E 5. EQ E '-. '-A-P' QE? 6,-GQ an S?-'w 4' EQ EE f E f ' u 9' f Q A .la V f G 1' f 1 O- 1 1 U 1 f Q 11, ,pg,n 5 l V' 94 'H 4 Q l ou n't lla i e 1d,. Pg32 We're from Wmn IC , be prouder' If you can't hear us, we'l1 ye lttl ou er' a e ma is 'Henk UH: i I fd-Msg W stu, 1 'FS' gk. LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE Candice Nugent Donna Love Pat Gates Brenda McManus La Nae Rowell Dorothy Skains Q. P 2 K M . no Q! PELICAN GIRLS' Marilyn Shivers Priscilla Long Jackie Bolton STATE ek as JJ . ki , Q as 5 is R 9-r- lt ri PELICAN BOYS' STATE Bennie Brady Don McCartney HER COURT f K , . Cecile Ray Merle Lisenbea Neva Smiley Bill Long Charles Hammons Russell Taylor Jackie Campbell Freeman Keyes Gloria Norwood Nancy Nunnally Mal-glg Gregory Thomas Latham Dick Brooks George Harrison Page 35 FEATURING THE DARLI N G hx 1 iii K' 3 Q f, -ff' www M -ff- : A--Q,myg.wwewauvmvwfmmWwmmm.amwe2wsnLwvmsmaffwkamwmmmwwngmwmmmsmfawssszckais 5 5 OFFICERS B Bolton, Secretary, Dorothy President, Dorothy Moore, Treasurer. STANDING: Brenda McManus, Parliamentariang Benny Brady, Historian, Mrs. Hammons, Sponsor. SEATED: Brenda Collins, Rep.: Jackie Skains, President: LaNae Rowell, Vice The National Beta Club is a non-secret, achievement- service organization for honor students of senior high schools. Its purpose is the promotion of honesty, service, and leadership. The Winnfield High School Chapter. sponsored by Mrs. Lucille Hammons, attended state convention at Baton Rouge this year. Johnny Wroten, a candidate for state president at this meeting, placed third, thus bringing state recognition to the local group. X rw , ' cynwmft' FIRST ROW: Emerson, Smith, Harrison, Moore, McManus, Collins, Rowell, Skains, Bolton. Brady, Luther, Jordan, Taylor, Garrett, Bates. SECOND ROW: Cates, Overby, Love, Nicklas. Reid, Hall, Swilley, Bozeman. Gibson, Nugent, Sowers, Allen, Cherry, House, Wroten, Rayburn, Terry. THIRD BOW: Moseley, McElroy, Boyd, Taylor, Trawick, Holmes, Main, Caldwell, Ferrell, Carter, Heard. Page 38 TUDE The Student Council, under the leadership of Mr. Cole, is the governing organization of the student body. This organization has a number of traditional activities and projects that help develop school spirit and provide responsibilities and privileges which encourage an ap- preciation of the democratic form of government. Each check-up and each club in the school is represented in the Council and these students work with the faculty for the welfare of the school. T COUNCIL Priscilla Long, Vice Presidentg Darrell Mayes, President, Marilyn Shivers, Secretary-Treasurer, Benny Brady, Rep.g Mr. Cole, Sponsor. 'Xa S it Tm FIRST ROW: Allbritton, Long, Mayes, Shivers, Brady, Mr. Cole. SECOND ROW: Skains. Rowell, Collins, Varnell, Sullivan, Smith, Burch, Cockerham, Lisenbea, Mixon, Gibson, Foshee, Lisenbea, Caruthers. THIRD ROW: Terry, Taylor, Nicklas, Bolton, Harrison, Berry, Heard. Page 39 PEECH CL B L illlllllllll -4 I U -A i il lllldllll llllllllli is ' X 'T fl , - ,M M 5 5 l MINNI'VlEliD mor, iCHOOl. ' 5 .,,. , . 4 ,Q : F2 1. , 1 In 11. ,, .JK K lgg. '. 'T'j.E 2.E,.' j, iii' ,H V r T 1 f to is ,lllllll rams as lllllllMEEIllllp . ,,,,.,,,' . A , K V Q C I L-.-1. ,--,,, '.....,,, , -W FIRST ROW: Dunn, Walker, Terry, Emerson, Harrison, Nugent, Jones, Main, Brady, Rowell, Alderman. SECOND ROW: Smith, Cockerham, Rowell, Varnell, Taylor, Kenneday, Collins, Kelley, LeMoine. THIRD ROW: Simmons. Nicklas, Farr, Caldwell, Jenkins, Wroten, Latham, Kelley, Gibson. FOURTH ROW: Gough, Hough, Anders, Brewton, Garr, Long, Heard, House, Allen, Shell, Moseley, Morrow. FIFTH ROW: Allen, Hicks, Cannon, Swanson, Mrs. Grigg, Luther, Kraft, Gibson, Gordan, Rowell, Gibson, Mann. 1 OFFICERS The Speech Club is composed of fifty- three speech students who are directed by Mrs. Nell Grigg. The club members partici- pate in drama, radio, and debate activities throughout the year. NIMH? FEl!llllMl'll i3i ' e INE Tillie H NUYLII Harrison, Discussion Chairman, Love, Dramatics Chairman, Emerson, Radio Chairman, Brady, President, Main, Vice President, Terry, Historian, Nugent, Seen-tufyl Jones, Re-porter. Page 4-0 MA QUE A D GAVEL The Masque and Gavel is a national hon- orary speech society composed of top rank- ing speech students. The group is led by Mrs. Nell Crigg. Winnfield has had a chapter since 1952 which has actively participated in tournaments. festivals. variety. shows, and various other activities. N .on K FIRST ROW: LaNae Rowell, Secretary: Jackie Bolton, President: James Caldwell, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Tommy Emerson, Social Chairman: Mrs. Grigg, Sponsor: Brenda Collins, Reporter. THIRD ROW: Benny Brady, George Harrison, Davis Main. ATIO AL HO ORARY SPEECH OCIETY Page 41 FUTURE TEACHER OF AMERICA . 51. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hammons, Sponsorg Allen, McClane, Smith, Sowers, Collins, Rowell, Graham, Bozeman, Holmes, Cherry. SECOND ROW: Ray, Hall, Gibson, Varnell, Swilley, Mixon, Jenkins, Jenkins, Carpenter, Taylor, Pasco. THIRD ROW: Nugent, Hough, Wyatt, Harrison, Stevenson, Overby, Taylor, Taylor, McCarty, McElroy. State Vice4President Eighth Distric-g BRENDA COLLINS CHARLOTTE HOLMES Local President Representative TENTH TEA Page 4-2 ANNIVERSARY L . F T URE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS fs 3 -'QA OFFICERS SEATED: Jennifer Smith, Treasurerg Ann Sowers, Vice Presidentg Brenda Collins, President: LaNae Rowell. Seeretaryg ,laye Lou Allen, S. Leader. STANDING: Sheila McElroy, Program Chairmang Mary Cherry, Lihrariang Charlotte Holmes, Historian: Lana Bozeman, Rep.g George Harrison, Parliamentariang Mrs. Hammons, Sponsor. On March 29, l948, this club was chartered under the name of T. H. Harris F.T.A., in honor of a former state superintendent of schools. The club has made marked progress through the years under the leadership of three sponsors: Mrs. Ruie B. Nugent, first sponsorg Mrs. Zelma Frazerg Mrs. Lucille Hammonsg and three associate sponsors-Mrs. Sadye Hahn, Mrs. Virginia Bowen, and Miss Jessie Clyde Perdue. Page 4-3 FUTURE HOMEMAKER OF AMERICA ...X , FIRST ROW: Mrs. Crawford, McCartney, Sherwood, Nugent, McElroy, Bolton. Allen, McCarty. Candy, McManus, Still, Campbell, Long, Jordan, Mrs. Beville. SECOND ROW: Spangler, Strange, Whisonant, Sanders, Strange, Austin, Skains, Skains, Scott, Foshee, Stanfill, Darnell, Whitten, Doherty, Wilson. THIRD ROW: Allen, Riffe, Oxley, Humphries, Griffin,,MODxe, Rowell, Melton, Rhymeg, Taylor, Citi-ry, Gorham, l,aMoine. Evans, Simmons. FOURTH ROW: Cockerham, McCarty, Pledger, Jordan, Arrington. Taylor, Howell, Dunn, Nicklas, Holmes, Sowers. Huffman, Finney, Robinson, FIFTH ROW: Varnell, Rayfield, Mixon, Hughen, Thorpe, Rowell, Thompson, Love, Kelley, Trawick, Arrington, Taylor, Davison, Malone, McMahan. SIXTH ROW: Gibson, Waxley, Sullivan, Anderson. Kelley. : ei .3 Q 1 I 1' gi OFFICERS-FIRST ROW: Priscilla Long, Photographer, Brenda McManus, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Sheila McElroy, Pianist, U Jackie Campbell, Historiang Janc Still, Re- porter, Jeanette McCarty, Vice President, ian, Jackie Bolton, Song Leader. NECCHI-ELNA SEWING PARISH OFFICERS BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER CONTEST WINNER Love,.M9,Q,JLfg Long, Bolton. 0F TOMORROW Brenda McManus Brenda Collins Page 4-4 Joyce Candy, President, Jaye Lou Allen, Secretary, Candace Nugent, Parliamentar- FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The,'Wi1mfic-:ld Future Homemakers of America Chapter is 'cqmposed of eighty-five Home Economics students. The purpose of this organization is the developing of a better home and family life for all. Members are ably led by their sponsors, Mrs. Craw- ford and Mrs. Bevill, in many different activities such as: First graders, Christmas party, Valentine's party, rummage sale, and many others. s F.H.A. BEAU James Jordan 'Ik R A? Page 45 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 71 1 v .Q FIRST ROW: Mr. Allen, Sponsor, McCarty, Guillotte, Scott, Crawford, Shivers, Sweetheart, Kyson, Keiffer, ,IEE-g, Adams. SECOND ROW: Hemphill, Spangler, Keen, Austin, Smith, Kyson, Lowrey, Miller, munds, Poisso, Green, Taylor, Dunn, Corley. THIRD ROW: Hand, Jordan, Long, Carter, Nicklas, Achord, Cox, Creel, Lovell, Wilson, Fletcher, Womack. FOURTH ROW: Moore, Harlan, Smiley, Hudson, Qlcrease, Carter, Peterson, Barton. RODEO CLUB OFFICERS-.lohn Scott, Vice President, Edward Craw- ford, Reporter, Kelly Peterson, Treas- urer, Troy Kyson, President. OFFICERS-Bill Lon Sentinel, Wiston Unil- lotte, Vice President, James McCarty, Treas- urer, Louis Keiffer, Re- porter, Troy Kyson, Sec- retary, Edward Craw- ford, President, Mr. Allen, Sponsor. Page 46 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America Chapter is com- posed of students enrolled in agriculture. The pur- pose of this organization is furthering the student's knowledge in the practice of farming. This year the club has a parliamentary law team in practice. The club is sponsored by Mr. Marvin Allen. y 3 J F.F.A. SWEETHEART Marilyn Shivers Page 47 , FUTURE BUSI ESS LEAD OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Branch, Stevenson, Carpenter, Moore, Allen, Heard, Holmes, McManus, Skains, Bozeman, Smith, Hall. SECOND ROW: Self, Smith, McCarty, Campbell, Taylor, Jordan, Candy, Neal, Graham, Reid, Smith, Luther, Sowers, Sullivan, Melton. THIRD ROW: Roberts, Crawford, Allhritton, Shivers, Long, Harrison, Latham, McClane, Austin, Pray, Sherwood, Bolton, House, Rayburn. FOURTH ROW: Rowell, Cates, Carter, Cough, Cannon, Brewton, Hough, Cannerday, Ingles, McMahan, Bates, Carter, Ferrell, Collins, Mrs. Shell, Sponsor. The Future Business Leaders of America, sponsored by Mrs. Sara Shell, strives to develop competent and aggressive leadership. This group often assists local business firms in getting out form letters, thus furthering their knowledge of actual business practices. Brenda McManus Dicky Heard MISS AND MR. F.B.L.A. OFFICERS McManus, Treasurer, Moore, Historian, Heard, President, Mrs Skains, Reporter, Allen, Vice President. wi I HQL Elv- Page 48 Shell, Sponsor, Crawford, Parliamentariang Holmes, Secretary, .ff I TIGERET TE TAF F Left to right: Mrs. Maxey, Sponsorg LaNae Rowell, Editorg Lana Bozeman, Art Editorg Sandra Taylor, Exchange Editor, Cary Carter, Assistant Sports Editorg Brenda Collins, Assistant Editorg Charley Hammons, Business Managerg Jackie Bolton, Sports Editorg Nelda Stevenson, News Editorg Mayme Graham, Assistant Feature Editorg Dorothy Skains, Feature Editor. xi .,,.-----'- ' A Mrs. Maxey, Sponsorg LaNae Rowell, Editorg Brenda Collins Assistant Editor. The Tigerette Staff, under the capable supervision of Mrs. Vivian Maxey, consists of students enrolled in the journalism class. The organization publishes a school paper every three weeks, thus gaining valuable experience in the field of news coverage and in the practice of writing for the press. The staff is responsible for making the public aware of what goes on in Winnfield High School by contributing news items to the local paper and papers in neighboring cities. Page 49 Shirley Scott, Sue Barber, Mr. Cole. Betty Kelley, Mrs. I SCHOOL STORE GYM 'Qu v 15 ST DE T TECHNICIANS RADIO GROUPS C-7 or wwf? OFFICE WORKERS OFFICE B. Collins, J. Bolton, A. McCartney, A. Ingles, M. Shivers, P. Hicks, N. Baxley, J. L. Allen. T, Hilton, S, Malone, J- MCCM-ty, J. Campbell, C. Nicklas, L. Huff- Page 50 Shell, Nell Baxlev. STORE Bill Terry, Danny Allen. SCHOOL TRAFFIC PATROL James Caldwell Tommy Emerson WORKERS man, L. Rowell, J. Jages, P. Long, V. Davison. - li A A 1 . if lull!! 'M' K... 1 3, Z A 3 ' ' Q ., W Q... SCHOOL SERVICE GROUPS LIBRARY ASSISTANTS ikvlflielzil, J. Skains, M. Lisenbea, J. Candy, J. Strange, M. Whitten, YC. Bright, P. Gates, . 1 ls. ' Page 51 411 The Ll-H Cluh is an organization for those students interested hoth in farming and in home economics. This elulm offers its memhers opportunity to par- ticipate in various projects throughout the year and to compete with other chapters for recognition. :Ll 1' CLUB QPF-vw l Edward Crawford, Presidentg Marie Mixon, Secretary, Troy Kyson, S. Leader: Glenda liur' S. Leader, Jerri Roberts, Viet' President: Frances eott, eauty Candidate: John Scott. Treasurer, Alice Ingles, Rep. FIRST RUVV: Roberts, Kyson, Mixon, Crawford, Ingles, Seott, Robinson, llurvh. SECOND ROW: Poisso, Hand, Spangler, Fosllee, Moor- Spangler, Brewton, Scott, ,lordHT'R'adescicl1, Rowell, Austin. TlllRD ROW: Miller, Pau, Cruel, Harlan, Lr,1vell, Peterson, Cilmson, Barber. l 0llR'l'H ROW: Harrington, Maxey, Keyes, Wilson, Long, Jordan, Nieklas, Carter, Cannerday, lledgood. Page 52 3 fu J 1 .4 HOUGH-C ff W ,J.,,, N 'E V Qi 1 'VX 7 A my Q 'Y W, ,W 'ex ,, GRIFFEN-G sw f - Q .-mm, uri' 4 ' Q Q kb ' ADAMS--HB 'g ! ff. 'fQ,f., , f.x,,g45Q5,wF'J COLLINS-E ALBRITTON-HB f-VJ!! HOWELL-T gp! iii Q -Q9 BURCH-E 1 - TIG X '98 R 'fi Nw K 1 BRYANT--FB ZIMMERMAN G ' . ' - MEf4T0 Nf-433 af Page 54 - m ' l-hX 5 GILCREASE--T L - ,gg - 4 -' , 3 -'z . k A k , , ' 1 3 5.3141 .fL,5:g?:,:fiQ i 5:1Q,1: ., 1 iff . i .f L I . -' f- fl? as 5 rw Zh MARTIN HB MAYES-T ,...x LONG C HAMMON S-QB 51,522 ERS TAYLOR G BERRY-HB ,nn ,Y ar, 5940? 'T , McFARLAND T WROTENMFB .,,,.E ,,i, .. -.. Q ,M -fu-JJ-k5qA,,1q.V .X . M. Wg, .,.. ., 5- . : '-fT? f ,fiiffiwiwuwiifQL3-fiiiiiibhmQ,c,Qi2m,,2Lwmmw,Qnp. JONES-G' Page 55 4 AX. wma 1 C0-Captain C0-Captain 5 V I 'H sf wg .,', Coaches WINNF E ff mu. ju: nm, , Head Coach Q MOBLEY CROWE STRAUGHN First row: Collins, Fletcher, Wyatt, Bartley, Martin, D. Adams, Tinnerello, DeBusk, C. Long. Second row: Jones, Taylor, Peterson, Smith, Bryant, Wroten, Hough, Gordon, C. Adams, Al- britton, Hammons. Third row: Burch, Howell, Cilcrease, Zimmerman, Guilotte, Latham, Brazzell, Berry, Henderson. Melton, Griffen, Mayes. Page 56 SENIOR LETTERMEN Kneeling: Mayes, 3 yearsg Adams, 2 years. Standing: Albritton, 2 yearsg Hough, 2 yearsg Zimmerman, 1 yearg Latham, 2 yearsg Gilcrease, 1 yearg Collins, 2 yearsg Gordon, 2 yearsg Hammons, 2 years. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1958 WHS ,7.YY.,,,,7,7,. 0 Pineville ,,,.7, WHS ,,7,Y,...,...,7 0 Mansfield , e,.,s . WHS ,,,, ,,,,,...,., 6 Coushatta ,,7, WHS ..,,7,7,77.,... 0 LaSalle ,,7, WHS ,7,7,,..,.,.,.. 7 Ruston ,,,, WHS .,,7,,7,7 ,.., f '26 Many ,777,7 WHS, .,...7l77,.,... 18 Jonesboro ,,,7,, , WHS . ,,,,7,s.,,..,.. 7 Natchitoches ..l,,,,t,t it WHS, ,,,,t,,...,..., 12 Jena ,,t,,,,...,,.....l.l.t , WHS aat.,, ,..,,l,aa va ' Farmervllle ,,,.vt,... ..t, Though the W.H.S. Tigers were outmanned in almost every game, their determination to win was unfaltering. The Tigers continued to strive for pay-dirt throughout the season despite the handicap. Team members regarded the experi- ence gained as valuable in building a winning team for 1959. PEE WEES PONY LEAGUE Page 57 Coach DOLORES CARTER In Winnfield, sports of all kinds have an unusually large following among both spectators and players. By late fall all are eagerly waiting for basketball season to begin. The ,59 Tigerettes were well rewarded for all the practices with a record of 30 wins against 11 losses and second in District 1-A. One of the highlights of the year was when the hard fighting Tigerettes managed to capture the Parish Tourna- ment for the second consecutive year. The team also walked away with first place trophies at Sikes and Chatamg and second place trophies at WHS, Calvin, Dodson, and Farm- erville. Congratulations to you-THE TIGERETTES. F 0 R W A R D S STANDING: Finney McCarty Thomas Dunn if-lafrett, Q31-Qs, Sower Scott KNEELINC M Page 58 1, l'. Co-Captain .DOROTHY BATES Manaber JACKIE BOLTON SHIRLEY SCOTT Sophomore i' l. l.. SQUAD Davidson and Adams, 1 yearguBates and Gaxgggrt, 2 yearsg Smith, 3 years. Mixon, Maxey, Smith, Shaw, Adams, Davidson, P. Mixon. Page 59 BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM 23 34 35 22 24 STANDING: Carter, Burch, Rayburn, Latham, Hatten, Wyatt. KNEELING: Hammons, Hvard, Bryant, Smith, Cannerday. CHARLES HAMMONS THO MAS LATH 4'Vv L S tk 4 r 35 Q vN 'X Y 5 - Y V GERALD BRYANT JERRY BURCH P 60 JERRY T. SMITH BOBBY HATTEN age DICKY HEARD GARY CARTER GARY RAYBURN BENNY CANNERDAY Coach MAX CROWE Coach Max Crowe's 759 Tigers surprised many a person this year. With only one returning letterman from '58 Crowe showed his ability as a coach to build a team. Their many practices and hard work was evident as they played throughout the season. Although wins were numbered the Tigers played hard in each game and showed great desire to win. Determination ran high when the WHS boys walked away with the Winn Parish Tournament after upsetting Dodson who had an 8-0 record in the parish. The same thing happened in '58 so the '59 season was a repeat of historyf, Hopes are high for next year,s team as only two lettermen will be lost through graduation. Page 61 TENTH GRADE TEAM 23 22 M77 SEM 25 N ning 13 A Rf M 27 - in K-1 . Q ll ..,'v W A I 13 I I 1 V1 'I . I A:A,i: Q, , . , ,Sf Q Q, . , , , . A 1 ' AY' A5 ff- f 1' W I F ' A ,ff f 1 ' .W -f-- -v 3 if 7 fig :,!3 Wg V gy , W A STANDING: Carr, Anders, Bryant, Allen, Allen, Farr, Nicklas. KNEELING: S 'th G b , Crooks, Carter, Griffen, Cannerday. Ur- NINTH GRADE TEAM A A9556 09519 xilgw QBEIP6, 62547 34 QQEQX9 O 44 ani' 'nn QE 'fit ores 'nn A 'AS' r 5 f A 1725! Eli? Q' 1 Us Y Adams, Peterson, Harrell, Smit , arrett. Q COACH STRAUGHN Page 63 'ff ' -of lly, STANDING: Swille , Long, Tinnerello, Taylor, Fowler, Long. KNEELING: Sanders, h G WINNFIELD HIGH CI-IOOL BA EBALL TEAM ik 3 TOP ROW: Wroten, Griffen, Tinnerello, Smith, Melton, Cough, Berry, Long. MIDDLE ROW: Gordon, Latham, Long, Hatten, Rayburn, Hughes, Bryant, Fowler. BOTTOM ROW: Adams, Nicklas, Wyatt, Hough, Mayes, Adams, Melton, Smith, Harrell. D-WW af- fvb Coach DOUGLAS WINBERRY As the ole summer time comes around, baseball is beginning to get under way. The interest shown in baseball by the student body, parents, and business men has long made it a popular game on the schoQl's athletic program. Under the coaching of Coach Winberry, the team is looking forward to an exciting season in fbaseball. Al- though competition will be stiff the Tigers will come through as usual. Page 64- WINNFIELD HIGH SCHOOL TRACK TEAM STANDING: Long, Albritton, AHatten, Bonnette, Long, Collins, Mayes, Anders, Bryant, Berry. MIDDLE ROW: Reeves, Collins, Adams, Martin, Cordon, Bolton, Melton. KNEELING: Howell, Burch, Latham, Turner, Wroten, Hugh, Smith. Scheduled for the months of April and May is Track, one of the last sports of the year in which Winnfield High participates. As soon as the weather is warm enough, the Track Squad begins reporting to the field, for some hard workouts and the excellent coaching of Coach Straughn. The Tigers are expected to give all their opponents some stiff competition. The coaches and team are anticipating a good season. lt is hoped that the school can enter meets weekly, with several of the contests staged on the home field. The climax of the season will occur late in the year with district com- petition. ln the event that our team wins this contest, their next and final step will be the state meet. Good luck to you-THE TRACK TEAM. Let's have a lot of first places in various track meets. Page 65 Coach THOMAS STRAUGHN VOLLEYBALL DOLORES CARTER Helping to 'ground offw the sports schedule at WHS is Volleyball. Stressing skill and precision instead of speed, this sport has long been a favorite in the school. Hopes are high for a record of victories this year. Everyone is eagerly anticipating the District Rally at NSC. This tournament will he held on April 24. Volleyball is one sport that has no classification, every school plays each of the other schools. The Tigerette Volleyball Team under the capable direc- tion of Coach Carter is looking forward to a good season. Good luck to you--THE VOLLEYBALL TEAM-and let's have an undefeated season. 1. . . .. swsgaalmmmun STANDING: Thomas, McCarty, Bates, Garrett, Sowers, Bolton. KNEELING: Shaw, Scott, Smith, P. Mixon, M. Mixon. Page 66 OUTSTANDING PLAYER Carol Garrett, an outstanding forward in '58 and '59, was given the honor of ALL-STATE FORWARD in '58. We have great hopes that she will make it in '59. Good luck, Carol! 09' 77' fa Girls making ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS were Shirley Scott, Dorothy Bates and Carol Garrett. P l l Congratulations are in order to Darrell Mayes fcenterl who made ALL-DISTRICT for two consecutive years. Also con- gratulations to Thomas Latham fleftl and Conley Adams fright? who made HONORABLE MENTION! Making ALL-DISTRICT guard and forward in '58 were Shirley Scott and Carol Garrett. Page 67 SPOR TS .', 1 Page 68 ?' V 'Q ESA Qs ' ' ci X 5 5 1g -fpqsix lg ' E es:- P ' E ll V D fb J-, s ix , Q . 'C ' 4 S ,,, 7 ' Q 2 4 'Q P HIGHLIGHTS WINNFIELD HIGH SCHOOL LETTERME WV FIRST ROW: Nelda Smith, basketball, volleyball, Madonna Adams, basketball, Mary Beth Shaw, basketball, volleyball, Marie Mixon, basketball, volleyball, Linda Lou Smith, cheerleader, Jackie Bolton, volleyball, basketball manager, cheerleader, Shirley Scott, basketball, volleyball, Lanell Thomas, volleyball, basketball, Doroth Bates volleyball, basketball, ,Carolyn Garrettubasketball, yghlleylffjl, Ann Sowers, cheer ea er, volley a , ' , etball, volleyball, Thema Rowel , cheerleader, Nelda Stevenson, cheerleader, Diane Maxey, basketball, Virginia Davidson, basketball, Linda Daughtry, cheerleader. SECOND ROW: David Adams, baseball, Mack Martin, football, Charles Griffen, baseball, football, Conley Adains, football, baseball, Rusty Melton, footbhll, Weldon Gordon, football, Marshall Hough, football, baseball, Tommy Wyatt, basketball, baseball, football, Dicky Heard, basketball, Don Jones, football, Jerry Smith, basketball, Carroll Long, football, Cecil Taylor, football, Benny Cannerday, basketball, Don Nicklas, baseball, Mike Tinnerello, baseball. THIRD ROW: Gerald Long, baseball, Charles Hammons, football, basketball, Darrell Mayes, football, baseball, track, George Gilcrease, football, Jimmy Berry, football, Raymond Zimmerman, football, Johnny Wroten, football, Gerald Bryant, football, basketball, Jerry Burch, basketball, football, James Howell, football, Cary Rayburn, basketball, baseball, Bobby Hatten, baseball, basketball, Thomas Latham, football, basketball, baseball, Wayne McFarland, football, Gary Carter, basketball, H. F. Allbritton, track, football., Shelton Collins, track, football. Page 70 YY M. ,.x-T 8843652-if SENIORS ALLBRITTON, HOWARD ADAMS, MADONNA ALFORD, WAYNE BATES, DOROTHY B NCES BARTLEY, LAVELLE BRADY, BENNY BAXLEY, NELLIE BOLTON, JACKIE BUFFINGTON, ALENE .isa a BREWTON, BRIAN 4, Page 72 BURCH, ROBERT CAMPBELL, JACKIE COLE, MARTHA CONNOR, OLAUS DAVISON, VIRGINIA SENI ORS 5, CANNON, TONY CLARK, LOUISE COLLINS, BRENDA COLLINS, SHELTON COX, VIOLET CRAWFORD, EDWARD EMERSON, TOMMY FOSTER, FRANCES Page 73 SENI ORS FOWLER, ROBERT HARPER, A. C. GARRETT CAROL FREDERICKS, LESSLIE GAN DY, JOYCE GIBSON, BILLY GILCREASE, GEORGE GREEN, HELEN GUILLOTTE, WISTON GORDON, WELDON HAMMONS, CHARLIE HARRISON, GEORGE Page 74 L SENI ORS HENDERSON, SANDRA CARROLL HOUGH, MARSHAL ORDON SUE ,,,- 3 f ,LAWARENCE MARGARET . LUTHER, CHARLES ,- pi, JAMES, ANN JORDON, LA MAYE KELLY,BETTY LATHAM,TH0MAs LONG, PRISCILLA LOWERY, DAVID MALONE, SHIRLEY MAYES, DARRELL Page 75 SENI ORS MELTON, LEONARD ROWELL, LA NAE MOORE, DOROTHY MOORE: SUE McCARTY, JEANETTE McMAHAN, ,JUDITH NEAL, BERTHA McCARTNEY, DON McMANUS, BRENDA PENNINGTON, RONDALL Page 76 ROBERTS, JERRY SANDERS, DOROTHY SELF, KAY -Z '-5... SENIORS 11-1 4 SHIVERS, MARILY N SHUMAKE, JIMMY EJMLVILMVS, SAMMIIEI SMILEY, NEVA QIQMEL,-WANDA TAYLOR, SANDRA SMITH, LINDA LOU SMITH, NELDA SWILLEY, ALLEN TAYLOR, JOSEPHINE THOMPSON, THOMAS ZIMMERMAN, RAYMOND Page 77 , 4 J UNI ORS Arrington, Elaine Austin, Linda Bolton, Mabel Boyd, Sandra Burch, Jerry Caldwell, James Carter, Gary Cherry, Mary M. Page 78 Allen, J aye Lou , Barber, Bett Bozeman, Lana Calk, Glenda Connor, Ruben Corley, Johnny F errell, Thomas Foshee, Robert Gough, Gary Heard, Dicky J UNI URS Qreel, Elgngre Davison, Patsy Finney, Patsy Fletcher, Bernard Cates, Patricia Gibson, Sudie Graham, Mayme Hall, Martha Hemphill, Quincy Hicks, Billy Page 79 J UNI ORS Holmes, Charlotte House, Robert I Huffman, Linda AS. Alice Jordan, James Keen, Roy Lacaze, James r LeMoine, Mary l Love, Donna Main, Davis Page 80 Howell, Mary Jones, Helen Keiffer, Louis Lisenbea, Merle Moore, Billy McElroy, Sheila Overby, Sara Pogue, Charles Melton, Judy Mixon, Patsy Mosely, Ralph Jr. McClane, Sandra N icklas, Carrie Nugent, Candace Parker, Virginia Peterson, Kelly Ray, Cecile Rayburn, Gary Page 81 I UNI ORS '-Q,- J UNI ORS ll U d Reid, Charles Reid, Jenny Shaw, Mary Beth Shell, Pete Shively, Barbara Sholars, Barbara Sonnier, Duke Southerland, Estelle Stevenson, Nelda Sullivan, Sandra Page 82 Scott, John Sherwood, Ann Smith, Jennifer Sowers, Ann Swilley, Lynette 'Lf Taylor, Gloria I UNI ORS Taylor, Sue Terry, Bill Thompson, J uanita Trawick, Ann Varnell Nelda Walker, Reggie Ann Willis, Joyce Wilson, R. D Wright, Keith Wroten, Johnny Wyatt, Tommy l Page 83 SOPH OM ORES Achord, Felton Alderman, Barbara Allen, Danny Allen, Dewain Anderson, Mary Austin, Charles Barber, Sue Barton, Charles Bolton, Ann Bolton, Donald Booth, Woodrow Branch, Ether Lea Page 84 Allen, Amy Anders, Raymond Austin, Jeffery Berry, Jimmy Bonnette, Marlon Brazzell, Bobby Brewster, Billy Cannerday, Benny Carruthers, Carolyn Crooks, Johnny DeBusk, Harry Dunn, Sherie SOPHOMORES Bryant, Gerald Bryant, Lessie Mae Carpenter, Brenda Carter, Willy Cockerham, Laverne Cockerham, Yvonne Daughtry, Linda Dawson, Naomi Dohert unn, Linda -'Q Farr, Herbert Foster, Doris Page 85 SOPH OM ORES Gaar, Tim Gates, Jerry Gibson, Louis Gilcrease, J ohn Henderson, I. W. Henderson, Travis Howell, Brenda Howell, Geneva Hughes, Tommy James, Sadie J ohns, Frances J ohns, James Page 86 Gates, J oe Griffen, Charles Hicks, Patricia Howell, James Jenkins, Karen J ones, David l lll ng xl l Jordan, Bobby Kraft, Betty Lawerence, Nelda Lovell. John F. Mixon, Marie Moseley, Nina SOPHOMORES Kelly, Margie Kennedy, Katherine Kyson, Troy Lafollette, Grover Long, Benny Long, Billy Luther, Patsy Melton, Wayne Moore, Ann Morrow, Mae McCartney, Ann McCartney, James Page 87 SOPHOMORES McCarty, Betty Jo McCoy, Barbara Nicklas, Donald Nunnally, Nancy l Pray, Donnie Rafield, Mary Louise Rogers, Lanette Rowell, Thelma Sanders, Linda Scott, Shirley Simmons, Hugh Smith, Carolyn Page 88 Neal, Audie Pasco, Maria Robinson, Jessie Russell, Ellen Simmons, Barbara Smith, Jerry SOPH OM ORES Smith, Mary Smith, Perry Spangler, Frances Still, J ane Swanson, Mike Taylor, Judith Thomas, Lanell Thompson, Glenda Turner, Steve Varnell, Beth Varnell, Fran Wallace, Teddy Waxley, Jo Ann Wheeler, John Whisonant, Mary Nell Whitlow, Marilyn Wilson, Sue Wingfield, Jimmy Weston Page 89 535 ' if 'wt A I' -it .KQQQQXQ ,, WT: . 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We , H A ,- .L K -..fmaM , , 3 gf' Xkfclew? . . 9 .af ..,:.. 1 Mis.. 1353212 ff 1 ' . ,f ig 4 if 3 f , X.. , .. ...VS f EI GH TH GRADERS Addington, Alice Dale Anders, Frances qieaubouef, Rlithene 'f Bolton, Jimmy 5 , Antley, Thomas Ray A , Bartley, Betty 'Z V- 1 Booth, Douglas Arthur Brewton, Charlotte Bonnette, Jewel Bonnette, Shelby Wayne Burch, Glenda Callz, Jerrol Bright, Carolyn Bright, Joseph N Collins Ethel Mae Collins, Royce Carpenter, Annette Cockerham, Alvin Cox, Herman Lee , Cox, Letha Cox, Eugene Cox, Evie Dunn, Roger Evans, Ann Creel, Sara Crooks, Carolyn C Folden, Glen Ray Ferrell, Michael .E1x:I.chgr..E1bhm Page 95 Xxx EIGHTI-I GRADERS Frazier, Jimmie arner, ames uther Gibson, George Folden, ' Franks, Hazel Garner, Vir inia , iza et Guin, Charlotte Mae Harlan, Waylan Lamar Cuilliams, Doris May Hightower, Bill Hilton, Thomas Howell, Joseph Hudson, Carolyn James, Jackie Jenkins, Nancy Linda Ann Jordan, Onee a Keen Anna Lois een, ara iza eth Page 96 w Horton, Dianna -Hldiilbliii Ingles, Adelegg Jordan, Douglas Jordan, Lena Jordan, Randall Jordan, William Keiffer, Robert Keyes, Jerry 'gi' Keyes, J oy Killen, Barbara Ann Lasyone, Shirley Long, Robert Martin, Margaret Maxey, Dianne Miller, Mike Mixon, Ronald Murry, Douglas McCartney, David Parker, Ronnie Paul, Carolyn Pray, Wayne Radescich, Drew Rowell, John Sanders, Io Ann EI GH TH GRADERS Lowery, Jackie Lowery, Linda Gayle Miller Anni Miller, Brenda Moore, Bobby Munson, Sandra McQuiddy, Morris Norris, Inez Peterson, Otis Poole, Leo Read, Bill Riley, Russell Shelton, Raymond Shirley, Gayle Page 97 EI GH T H GRADERS Shivel Lin Sho ars, aron Lee Smith, Sharil Spence, Joe Skains, Ronald Smiley, Jerry Sullivan, William Glyn Sweat, Nelda Stewart. Sharon Sfranffe. ljolores Taylor, Jimmy Ray Taylor, Marg aret Tarver, Kenneth Taylor, Etoile Tull John yu Y3IHf,il,e.FatsY Taylor, Rugby Ta lor Whatley, A. L. Whatley, Larry ' s Ramona Beth Weather or , 1S Wise, Donald Worsham, Phyllis Whatley, Laura White, Johnny Wriffht, Shirle Wroten, anie Worsham, Robert Wright, Cherry Page 98 , 1 Y . Y 1 ---- , wg ,, : 'i'i',a Mwvwmv --wr ' S qw I LARGE OR SMALL X' We Welcome Your Accouni' ai' fhe BANK OF WINNFIELD 81 TRUST COMPANY MEMBER OF F.D.l.C. Wihnfield, Louisiana Complimenfs HousToN GATES of The sure for Men MURPHYIS PHONE 448: WINNFIELD. LA. CONCCO STATION PHONE 3879 GLENN SMlTH'S A Compnmem MARKET of In A 8. P Food sffofe ROBERT LEE DUNN WINNFIELD, LA. Clerk of Com For +he FinPS+ in Me-H+ WINNFIELD. LOUISIANA PHCNE 4572 arvnqrv-Y A---H --'H' La+es+ Household Appliances McCLOY'S Au+omo+ive and Home Supply Your General Eleciric Dealer PHONE 327l WOOD HARDWARE Hardware-Tools-Paini'-Sporiing Goods Phone 3842 Manion Wood WINNFIELD, LOUISIANA ALLEN'S RADIO, TELEVISION 81 ELECTRICAL SHOP Sales-Service-Repairs ' Emerson Phone 4I46 2II Main Sfreei' WINNFIELD, LOUISIANA , Complimenfs of COLE S WINNFIELD SERVICE STATION BARBER SHQP Washing and Greasing Bain and Long Tires and Tubes WlNNFlEl'D' LA' WINNFIELD LOUISIANA 'e 4'9' Complimenfs A of Complimen'I's oRANeE onus:-I of TAYLOR-ANDERS BOTTLING COMPANY WINNHELDI LOUISIANA CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY hi Se LARGE smALL WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT sevinge acC0un+ e insured up +e suo,ooo by Federal seving and Loan Insurance Corpora+ion. A permaneni' agency of 'l'I1 Unifed S'l'a'Ies Governme I' FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Winnfield, Louisiana I SEE FIRST FEDERAL FIRST Phone 3562 Winnfield, Louisian -ivv Y, , ,,Y. -..v , . -.- vw,---ff, -- f ' Compliments of L. L. BREWTON LUMBER COMPANY AND PULPWOOD CO. LH.TEfR35?' PULFLWOOD CO. P one 3555 Q U. B. CARPENTER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Where Smari' Sfyles Cosi' Less WINNFIELD Complimenfs Phone 43m I of MARTIN'S HOSPITAL Complimen+s of CITY BARBER SHOP :oe MAIN STREET IQDWWWWW IWW' ,f WI WWW If .f,III2WIfUfffIfIfI ' WM WINN MOTORS, INC. I 900 W. Couri' S+. MW gg, FORD Dial 4645 WINNFIELD, LOUISIANA TULLOS' DRY GOODS STORE PHONE 3576 QuaIi+y Firs'r WINNFIELD. LOUISIANA SHAW'S The Signa'Iure of OuaIi+y CLOTHING. DRY GOODS. SHOES Winnfield. La. Since I9I2 ! I WINNFIELD CASH GROCERY ws AND MARKET MORGAN 81 LINDSEY Phone 33'4 Your Sihore of Counesy WINNFIELD. LOUISIANA WINNFIELD. LOUISIANA . L . .1- 1 o THE CAREY SALT COMPANY Winnfield, Louisiana PRODUCERS OF CAREY'S SALT The SaH' of ihe Sou+h Our Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1959 and to the Winnfield Schools C X4 CompIimen+s of J. W. PERDU E'S Jewelry S+ore WINNFIELD LOUISIANA THE WHITE HOUSE Your Qualify S+ore GROCERY-MARKET Dbl 3II7 VVe DeHver Winnfield, La. TH E Complimenfs H 81 F of SHOPPE JL E. OGLESBY Women's Misses' Juniors' CIW -IUd9e OUALITY APPAREL Congrafularions SAM BRIAN'S , counm-louse TROYS SUPER MARKET PHARMACY Home-Owned and Opera+ecI by TROY SMITH, Owner Phone 4734 8 Regisfered Pharmacisfs WINNFIELD, LOUISIANA .. ii iff-W-'61 Compliments of BREWTON'S HARDWARE FURNITURE BUTANE Wesfinghouse Dealer RCA-WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES RCA TV Winnfielcl, Louisiana LET US HELP YOU PLAN YOUR HOME HARREL BUILDERS' SUPPLY COMPANY Quality Building Materials PHONE 4605 -,,,, .,..-,'?,,i,,,.,. . CompIimenI's of FARR AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Pafronize Your Local Garage Man and Insisi Thai' He Use NAPA Paris-Your Assurance of QuaIi'I'y Paris EXIDE BATTERIES INLAND TIRES AND TUBES Phone 4470 II9 Wesi' Main Sheer WINNFIELD. LOUISIANA PETE'S GROCERY 81 MARKET Service Wi'II1 a SmiIe Owner: KELLY PETERSON Winnfield, La. Dial 3525 Complimenfs of McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW SALES IW MJ ANDERSON-DUNHAM CO. Sip' I Quarry Division DUNHAM KOLMIXT CRUSHED STONE GYPSUM WINNFIELD. LOUISIANA HURRY FOR MINOR REPAIR DELTA GAS COMPANY DALE'S Tires, Tubes, and Accessories CITIES SERVICE . TwenI'y-four Hour Service Phone 48I3 PHONE 3242 Winnfield, Louisiana D-B MOTORS Agency for GMC TRUCKS OLDSMOBILE Phone 4457 I09 Abel Sfreef Winnfieid, Louisiana if IQMLV page 71-af. Awf, ff-4 iw fW7'Mff f , Agway , JOE EMERSON S DRUGS ' M and ' JOE EMERSON, Pharmacisf fa'?f C Phone 3585 Iffikn,-V dfsgaiim UTM WINNHELD, LOUISIANA ld,.,,f,a,JMIfN I Dj' L19 CompIimen'I's HOSPI AL 0, GARRETT CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Phone 4824 WINNFIELD, LA. ...-...l-l-L.,-,....,, u...L......L.. W, Qiesuw JW TREMONT LUMBER COMPANY Louisiana's Largesf Lumber Manufaciuring PIan+ Speciaiizing in +I1e Manufacfure of TREMONT SOFT-TEXTURED PINE HARDWOODS TREMONT BRAND OAK FLOORING SPECIALTY ITEMS Producers of High Quality Building Materials Since I899 GENERAL OFFICES JOYCE, LOUISIANA ,. . ---vw--4.-1-V if--P -- .- - - -- Er-.,-w CongraI'uiaI'ions, Seniors ALFORD SAW COMPANY HomeIiI'e Chain Saws PHONE 3534 f CompIimenI's of SI'IIRLEY'S PHARMACY Nos. I and 2 D. A. BELTZ TEXACO SERVICE IIOI Easf La'FayeHe Sfreei' Phone 6I I6 WINNFIELD, LOUISIANA Compliments of AMERICAN CREOSOTE WORKS WOOD'S GOOD, MAKE IT LAST! Dial 46I3 Winnfielci, Louisiana 5 MODERN TREATING PLANTS New Orleans. La. Jackson, Tenn. Louisville. Miss. Pensacola. Fla. WINNFIELD, LOUISIANA M W M7 A yvyywfwa A A . , l a+ons+ ,embers of Q5 L ?S YOU! J A U TREMONT 8. GULF RAILWAY COMPANY i Emngrutulutiuns to the graduating class -0 ' RUSTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC , .,: -r--ry f-A1 - W BROOKS PARKER THOMPSON AUTO SERVICE Wholesale Grocery Crawford and Main SI'reeI' DIAL 3342 WINNFIELD, LA. WINNFIELDI LOUISIANA Sales and Service DAIRY MAID Home of fhe BurgerI:JasIce+s I202 EAST LAFAYETTE PHONE 3822 PHONE 4867 PHONE 4967 ALVIN I'IAI'IN INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance 'For AII Si+ua+ions Loans Real Esfafe Insurance Q FROSTKRAFT ' FOREST PRODUCTS DIVISION I' 0 S ol.lN MA'rHlEsoN CHEMICAL CORPORATION HEARD'S INSURANCE AGENCY Bringing You Main S+reeI' Phone 36I7 THE BEST WINNFIELD, LOUISIANA OF FINE CANDIES TOM BARKER QA , HUMl'OWNlD ' If WHOLESALE Q LEC Everyfhing for Your Car and Home I Owner, A. B. WHITE, JR. CONGRATULATIONS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH , l 1 .. , ,... -, , , . .,.. ..f- .. ..- .-. -Y.--0.--,,. ..... .U .,., Q LAUREL HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH Winnfield, Louisiana SHERWOOD CORA SOWERS' AUTO SUPPLY SHOP In'l'erna'I'ionaI Harvesfer Y0fJI'I1II:UL.S+YIeS Dealer Wegriinga Aiparel DIAL 4522 WINNFIELD, LA. PHONE 3366 QQ opp Fooo....z9zg GOAT CASTLE Proprieiors, MR. AND MRS. HUGH MERCER PI1on 4697 innfielcl, La. IFQP. G Z in W I -if MAX THIEME CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. Chevrolei Sales and Service PHONE 463I WINNFIELD, LA. X Q X Q-HU - ' -N 2 J fxnf, Y, 0 xx fx: 'V X. X 'X' NJ S s - J Q Q W ' f 1 1 - x. ' 'Q ' xl T: 'SJ X . 'A hw. ' ' X Q :X MNNY X HX a s vic A Q 07 ron l 7 V N n I ' ' E - K: ii X x X N F Q X K x x is AQQ K X X , A x 's Lxeas e 1 er e Yo X X N warg . X I CHQX1 2 X-X P X iei' rs N X P wif? 9uNX wa - I X b 'X . fm Q x m f J K N , A : , ,, 5 W. X 5 ,g D QM x K SEW MA N E MA EE h XSMMW on M 51 'iv N 3 N N S 5 ELEM S ww i Wim Q QM wi SEK? N X DAIRY CREME I08 Couri' Sfreei' . YOUR ICE CREAM STORE ComplImen'I's in Winnfield O 'F Also: HAMBURGERS ' SHERI FF gS112iSgWlCHES SANFORD JORDAN awww JIJWWW MMIII: ff, , IIIWW If J 0251! Wi T ocIIZs S!! I f JA W J L HY M I f' Mo ' pf A BIQNDA ANUS KA SELF LINDA SMITH JQMA JM NELDA SMITH wvafvim fQ,,c'a,,,,Lf4f7fc, ,M .ffwbk pw? WMM Mlufgygj . Qffwf - - ' jfflLK ---J-----f Af I E-, ,Al - - -. ,. nw. MWA, -H. At. : . 'Wi 'V T' l ' ' ' - ADAMS, coNLEYX'ip?U-D., FFA Parliamentarian 5 3 ootball 58-585 Track 57-583 ' Baseball 57-59. ADAMS, MADONNA Basketball 59, Class Favorite 56g Homecoming Court 58, Queen 59. ALFORD, WAYNE ALLBRITTON, HOWARD FFA Reporter 593 Student Council 593 Football 58-593 Track 56-593 Class Favorite 59g Who's -Who 59. BARBER, FRANCESNX7 BARTLEY, LAVELLE - 'ms Donor YEZZJ limb soy a et al 58-593 Volleyball 58-593 Yearbook Staff 59. BAXLEY, NELLIE MAE 1 BOLTON, JACKIE. Class President 58-59,3 Tigerette Staff 593 Masque and Gavel President 593 Beta Club Secretary 593' FHA Local and Parish Song Leader 593 Pep Squad Vice President 583 Pep Squad Secretary 573 Basketball Man- ager 58-593 Cheerleader 593 Girls' State 583 North Louisiana Literary Rally, Civics Fourth 56, Biology Second 57, Home Ec Second 58, Music Trio Excellent 585 Homecoming Court 59. BRADY, BENNY Class Treasurer 59g President Speech Club 59g Historian Beta Club 593 Reporter Student Council 59g Boys' State 58. BREWTON, BRIAN BUFFINGTON, ALENE 'iiilif BURCH, BOB CAMPBELL, JACKIE l' Historian FHA 59. CANNON, TONY CLARK, LOUISE COLE, MARTHA COLLINS, BRENDA Class Reporter 57-583 Class Secretary 593 FTA Presi- dent 58-593 Beta Club Reporter 593 Masque and Gavel Rep. 593 Co-Editor Tigerette Staff 593 Cheer- leader 57g North Louisiana Literary Rally, American History Second3 Homecoming Court 593 FTA State Vice-President 593 Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- morrow Award. COLLINS, 'SHELTON Football 58-593 Track 58-59. ---QM - --,N -... --e--5 ' i CONNOR, OLAUS COX, VIOLET 1 CRAWFORD, EDWARD G FFA, President 593 4-H Club President 593 4--H Club , Reporter 583 4--H Club Vice President 57g liamentarian 593 Class Favorite 57. I DAVISON, VIRGINIA Basketball 59. EMERSON, TOMMY Speech Club Radio Chairman 57-593 Band Captain 59? Scholarship Trophy 573 North Louisiana Literary Rally, First Place Extemporaneous Speaking 573 First Place Piano 58g Superior Trombone Solo 57, 58. FOSTER, FRANCES - FOWLER, ROBERT FREDERICK, LESSLIE GANDY, JOYCE FHA President 59. Basketball 58-593 Volleyball 58-593 Basketball State and District 58.55 1 GIBSON, BILLY Class Favorite 58. GILCREASE, GEORGE Football 59. GORDON, WELDON Football 58-593 Track 56-573 Baseball 57. G HELEN 1 GUILLOTTE, WISTON - 1 FFA Vice President 59. HAMMONS, CHARLEY gplptbgg 58-593 Track 56-573 Basketball 58-593 Who's o . . HARPER, A. C. Band First Lieutenant 58-59. HARRISON, GEORGE l Speech Club Dramatics Chairman 58g Debate Chair- man 593 FTA Parliamentarian 593 Football Manager 553 Boys' State 583 First Place Monroe Speech Tourney3 Yearbook Staff 57-593 Leadership Confer- ence 57g Who's Who 57-58. HENDERSON, SANDRA HOUGH, MARSHALL Football 58-593 Track 593 Baseball 57-59. JAMES, ANN . a ,Q l i Page 118 E ' is :Af . , . 1 JORDAN, LA MAYE JORDAN, SUE North Louisiana Literary Rally, Third Place Spanish I 58. KELLY, BETTY FHA Reporter 56. LATI-IAM, THOMAS Football 57, Basketball 59, Football 59, Baseball 57, 59. LAWRENCE, MARGARET LONG, PRISCILLA Class Secretary 58, Class Vice President 59, Student Council 'Vice President 59, Pep Squad Treasurer 58, Pep Squad President 59, FHA Historian 58, FHA Photographer 59, Parish FHA Secretary 59, Girls' State 59, Homecoming Court 56, WHS Darling 56 Darling Court 57. 9 LOWERY, DAVID LUTHER, CHARLES MALONE, SHIRLEY 4--H President 56. MAYES, DARRELL Class President 56: Class Treasurer 57, President Stu dent Council 58-59, Football 57-59, Track 58-59, Baseball 55-59, North Louisiana Literary Rally, Ex cellent Speech 57, All-District Football 57, All-State and All-District 58, Class Favorite 56, Who's Who 56-59. MELTON, LEONARD Class Vice President 58, FFA Reporter 58, Football 57-58, Track 55-57. MOORE, DOROTHY FBLA Historian 59, Beta Club Treasurer 59, Year- book Staff 59. . SUE FHA Higgfian 57, FHA vice President ss, FHA Parish ' President 59. McCARTNEY, DON Boys' State 59, North Louisiana Literary Rally, Fourth General Science 56, Third 57, Who's Who 59. MCCARTY, I EAN ETTE FHA Vice President 59. McMAHAN, JUDY McMANUS, BRENDA FBLA Treasurer 59, FHA Treasurer 59, Beta Club Parliamentarian 59, Pep Squad Majorette 59, Leader- ship Conference 58, Yearbook Staff 59, Miss FBLA 59, Who's Who. ...L--A - -r'-A - A . .AA , , G NEAL, BERTHA PENNINGTON, RONALD ROBERTS, JERRY- ROWELL, LA NAE Editor Tigerette Staff 59, Beta Club Vice President 59, P FHA Secretary 59, Masque and Gavel Secretary 59, A Leadership Conference 58, North Louisiana Literary -+4 Rally, Third Extemporaneous Speaking 58, Northeast l First Original Oratory, Second After-Dinner Speaking ' 57. L SELF, KAY ' Class Treasurer 58, Pep Squad Treasurer 59, Pep Squad Majorette 59, Yearbook Staff 59. SHIVERS. MARILYN Class Vice President 57, Class Secretary 56, Pep , Reporter 56, Pep Squad Secretary 59, Vice President A 57, Student Council Secretary 59, Girls' State 59, 5 Homecoming Court 58, Who's Who 56, 57, 59. T SHUMAKE, JIMMY ' Class Favorite 55. , 1 4 SIMMONS, SAMMIE NELL 1' l SINGLETON, GUIN SKAINS, DOROTHY A Class Reporter 58, 59, FHA Reporter 57, Beta Club President 59, FBLA Reporter 59, Feature Editor Tigerette Staff 59, Leadership Conference 58, North ' A Louisiana Literary Rally, Third Place Algebra I 56, Q Second Place Home Economics II 57, Second Place 1 Algebra II 58, Yearbook Staff Co-Editor, Who's , 1 Who 59. 4 SMILEY, NEVA V 1 ass ' 9, Football Sweetheart 59, Homecom- A ing Court 59, Who's Who 59. . M., l l SMITH, LINDA LOU A Cheerleader 58-59, Class Favorite 57, Yearbook Staff 59, Homecoming Queen 58, Whoss Who 59. . SMITH, NELDA Class Secretary 57, Student Council Vice President 58, Basketball 57-59, Volleyball 58-59, Class Favorite 58, Yearbook Staff 59, FFA Sweetheart 58, Homecoming Court 58, Whois Who 58-59. STONE, WANDA SWILLEY, ALLEN First Lieutenant Band 58-59, Drum Major 59, Su- perior Solo 57-58. 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