Bossier High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Bossier City, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

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Forwartl, forwaral, Boffier High School, Time aml tia'e may fail, Bat oar hearty will love thee ez'e1' Alma Mater, Hail! O f rf pa I 'J X-,,...--f 'ndmff ,J-,Q E dar' ,v 4'6f lu 45 Students lite at Bossier is an active one. There is always some form of entertainment or recrea- tion tor the students to participate in and enioy. The social activities play a large part in our school life as well as our studies. taht: s-s-I-. S. it I 13.4 -J 3' IH -4 X. X as X 4 r Q Iuypi.-Ml. 1 -null: -. , A wg- Ilz, ., ' . is mai' x ffffiuaun' 'Y 1 '-.1 .4115 1 .1 ,A I ff L1 .xstm .sf f,- The world at Bossier always hums with activities. It is composed ot quietness in the lilorary, crowds in the hall, hungry students at lunch hour, hardy practice for plays, and the gaiety and grandeur of the big parade. Pleasing circumstances, students with a sense of duty and pleasure are all a part of our realm at B.H.S. 1' Mb I r W, 'R ,Na U .Y l Axkru School spirit rides high at Bossier. The student body, enthusiastic about all sports are loyal fans and boosters of our athletic organizations. Many activities are carried on to help boost the spirit and morale of the school as well as the teams themselves. Such activities are pep meetings, breakfasts before school for the student body, and parades. Our students admire our athletes and strive to prove their loyalty, .1 l 'ZWFQ 5 . . ,, Hn 35 LUUQANN 5 wmv Physical fitness is stressed in the athletic program of Bossier High. There are various forms of athletics at B.H.S. Many hours of hard practice and after school sessions are spent in order to prepare themselves to be tit and capable to wear the title athlete. 47-4 jg- fx I .- W we S- 5..- u W--S g gf-qw . 'Qs 'W -I 'UPU xg! ADMINISTRATION CLASSES FEATURES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS , 7 ORGANIZATIONS 7 ,S W I5-29 3O-7I 72-89 90-I I3 I I4-I 33 I 34-I 56 ln, Administration Uv 5, -i -2 X Principal FRANK M. LAMPKIN Assistant Principal JOHNNY MCCONATHY Guidance Counselor KATE B. GAMBLE Asn 'W ,mtg Facult JANICE C, BAKER , ,Y,,,,,,..,,,A,,,A,, YY,, , Physical Education Louisiana Polytechnic Institute VIRGINIA BEST ,, ,,,,.....,,,, ,,,,, .,,.. E n glish A.B., Allegheny College CHARLES N. BIRTMAN ..,...,, History, Physical Education B.S., Centenary College AULINE WHITTINGTON BUTLER A,,,cYcY..,,c,,,........ Librarian B.S., George Peabody College for Teachers MRS. BAKER MRS. BEST DORIS B. CANTRELL ..,,,,,,..,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,....,,,,,... ,,,. M usic B.A., Baylor University CHARLES R. CARAWAY ,,.,...,,,,,...,,,v.,.,. Driver Education B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute DIAMANTIS CASSIS ...,,,,,.,,,,,,,...,,.,,.,,,,,,,,c,, History, Civics B.A., Northwestern State College DEWITT CLEMENTS ,,,.,,.. Social Science, Driver Education B.A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute MR. BIRTMAN MRS. BUTLER Miss Montgomery comes to the aid of a bewildered student, I8 A Home Economics student demonstrates the proper way to make a bed f 1 MR, DIXON MRS. DRESSER 20 QA Q. MISS ELSTON MRS. ENIS Mr. Rundell aids Thomas Harr in his experiment. Mr. Clements explains income tax returns to Economics class. nom vyqg,-.Quin-Q I DI! 1 X GEORGE T. DIXON , A,,, Physics, B.S., Centenary College M.S., Florida State University ARLINE DRESSER . , , A.B., Northwestern State College M.Ed., University of Arkansas ELEANOR ELSTON B.A., Northwestern State College M.Ed., Stephen F. Austin College RUTH ENIS , ,, B.S., Northwestern State College M.Ecl., Stephen F. Austin College RUBY B. FITZGERALD , B,A., Centenary College M.Ed., Stephen F. Austin College DORIS FREEMAN .. A A.B., Northwestern State College HOWARD GILCREASE ,,,, , B.S., Centenary College KENNETH GREEN H . . ,.A,,, . B.M., Vander Cook School of Music ,.-5 General Science English English, Latin Mathematics Biology History ,, Mathematics Band if re' ly ,fv 'M Mrs. Neal watches on as students manipulate their new machines Z Q SD MRS. FITZGERALD M155 FREEMAN Something important no doubt! Marsha must think so. Ricky Lott explains platform procedure to class. 9?7e'S91'!'-Lf iifisfijfggffg- . -s ,f 4,13 -22 MR. GiLcREAsE MR. GREEN 2I FRANK HESS , MILDRED HOLLEY , Civics, B.S., Northwestern State College M.S., Louisiana State University CHARLOTTE JAYNES ,, B.S., M.5., University of Arkansas JOHNNY JOHNSTON , B.S., Northwestern State College GERALD E. JORDAN B,S., Northwestern State College WARREN KAYLOR N Y, ,, X B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute VALERY V. LAING ,, Y Home B.S., Louisiana State University HILDA MANCHESTER . , ,, - gt Ax' f B.A., Louisiana Polytechnic lnstitute History students find facts about our world. s L Band B.S., M,M,Ed., Pennsylvania State College Physical Education Speech , Industrial Arts ,, Mathematics History, Science Economics, English ,, English Home Economics class prepares for new recipe idea. MR. HESS MRS. HOLLEY MISS JAYNES MR. JOHNSTON 4 'Sy 4' fb. 1 wk! W Hifwliitwa , 1 A MR. JORDAN MR. KAYLOR Sift KN-. Bill McClung and David Montgomery discovery. perhaps on the brink of a new Students prepare and review for quiz. x MRS. LAING MISS MANCHESTER Lee Waller explains to onloolcing classmates, explorers routes. i ff.-he , KVV fm -4 l, . xxffyisri i 1, , 5, . ,'.,, ,Q ,I 5 l K M Mechanical drawing student X ga t v-.XNE works diligently on house plans 23 WILLIAM MAXWELL , Physical Education B.S,, Louisiana Polytechnic Institute M.Ed., Louisiana State University FRANK H. MCCULLER , B.S., Northwestern State College M.S., University of Arkansas BOBBY RAY McHalttey Mathematics B.S., Northwestern State College MARY McKNIGHT B.A., Ouachita Baptist College M.A., George Peabody College for OLIVETTE MONTGOMERY B.A., Northwestern State College M.Ed., Stephen F. Austin College JOE MURRY . History, Physical Education BS., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Mlss MONTGOMERY LaVERNE K. NEAL Typing Bookkeeping B.A., Bowling Green College of Commerce M.Ed., Stephen F. Austin College BILLIE W. NIX .. .... Shorthand Typing B.A., Louisiana Polytechnic lnstitute Gamble discusses plans for Valentine Dance with Paula cer. Choir members practice for festival 'ng V l .5 ni t ,age--.. 5 MR SHELL Mies. SPINKS MRS STAMPER MRS TATUM X at mid- Mathematics ,, Biology Home Economics Chemistry EDWIN SHELL , History, Civics MARY GRACE SPINKS English SYBIL STAMPER Typing, Clerical Practice RUBY TATUM English 3 5 MRS. GREER 194 Mas. wmls lx ,rf MISS CURTIS -18544 .,.. The office is busy today! Mr. Pruett explains the heart and its function to questioning students 1 'Q' 4 I. ,. V- :PX R, .-.Q-.f-..q.y1..-..-.-XA-f-an.. .... ,, M., ,, . . - 'Q .,,M..,A-M vm si?-fa su m4s.,w139m,,. ,W ,A 'F ',,p, 4, 3 v Q It Sm 'lf ff f. me 2. .4 nf Pc . 'V X 3 frail' f' fl t X X ,? ':,4v 'ar 'x +- M ili- ,Q .-A -,A -Q as 'ani v- in I .3 1 ,- 4. ,gw.', af E vykawif ,qw 1 . 'O -,215 A V. Q, 1. TE flw5+fJQ.f 1 +,,.'..,, H U .sg ak ,, w ' 'YU' 4 , g' 'YSQ ig , -A ' -'T A 5 M 9x g ff , JH. yy, .Q 3,5371 A M M,f4Xl - A' Ai' 5 ,g o' QQ..u Y' ff- Wa' WH 'Q f yy ,KY 'T A ,, usa? qt' film' ' ix,s?f : 4' l' A M V .a.- gve. , x Wgf. 45 A ,Q wa my ' J, , .4 Q9 -1. 4- - f New Q bd . 5 bg., ., V-.L A 1 ,,j Q Q If gk ' fr in 451' 'Ph ,4 fm lf, s .pr ,v, Classes 1 , V . fs ' vi, 1 xg, A L ly ,jj 1 , 1, K .tgp he ef Q ul ffm 9046? W4 Y' .fa Q. Seniors ADAIR, SANDRA REBECCA, Route i, Box I78, Benton, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Y-Teen Conference 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant 4, Science Club 2, Executive Committee 3. ADAMS, WALTER NEAL, Route I, Box IB, McDade, 4-H Club I, 2, 3, 4, Bearfacts 3, 4. ALEXANDER, JUDITH A., 428 Waller, Y- Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Pep Kats 2, Cheerleader 3, Head Cheerleader 4. ALEXANDER, PAXTON, I9I7 Benton Road. ALLEN, SUSAN, I923 Bermuda, Shreve- port, Future Business Leaders I, Y'Teens I, 2, 3, President 2, Vice-President 3, National Thespians 4, Key Club Sponsor 4, Cheerleader I, 3, Homecoming Maid I, Senior Play 4, Jamboree Queen 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Pep Kats 2. 3 wr Q-cf' 1'::- 'ml' 'lv QNX? '31 I fa? 'C' ALLUMS, GALE J,, 209 Rush Street, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4. ALMOND, PATRICIA ANN, 2236 B Plan' tation Park, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Future Busi- ness Leaders 4, Senior Play 4, Choir 4. ANDERSON, JOEL HARRIS, 407 Riverside Drive, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Junior Academy of Science 3, Latin Club 4, Treasurer 4, Pelican Boy's State 3. AYCOCK, JERRY, 2328 Julia Street, Hi- Y I, 2, Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. BADER, MARY JEANETTE, 821 McDade Street, Camera Club I, National Thespians 3, 4, Bearfacts I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4. BAKER, GWENDOLYN J., 5I0 McCormick Street, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. BANKUS, GERALD KENT, I350 Mark Ave- nue, Science Club 4, Student Council 4, Basketball Team 2, Track 2, Senior Play 4. BARR, PATRICIA JANE, IO4 McDade, Na- tional Thespian 2, 3, 4, President 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4. BASS, LENORA CECILE, 147 Colquitt, Fu- ture Homemakers 2, 4, Pep Kats I, 2, Beauty 4. 1 T 'VY 1817 41. BOLES, SHERYL, DIANE, II5I Patricia Drive. BOSTIC, CAROL ANN, 2605 Oakly Drive, Cheerleader I, Future Homemakers 4, Band I, Choir 4. BOYD, BETTYE RAE, 425 Ruston Street, Choir 3, Latin Club 4. BRANTON, EDDIE, I24 Loop Street, Band I. BRANDON, GEORGE, I402 Traffic Street, Industrial Arts Club 4. BROOKS, RUBY DELL, 29I8 June Lane, Science Club I, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Pep Kats I, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4. BROWN, BETTY JO, 824 Garden Street, Fu- ture Homemakers I. BROWN, CHARLES R., IO4 Lillian Street, Band 2, 3, 4. BROWN, FRANKLIN N., IO33 St. Charles. 'QT' , Seniors BEACH, JERRY M., 3235 Caroline Street, Foofball If Basketball I, 2, Science Club I, Student Couttptl 2, Baseball 2, Irttcln I, Junior Variety Sltow 3, -1, BEAN, COKE, 3112 Ittst Buulevtttrl Last, Band I, 2, 3, Ll, Stage Band 2, 3, -1, Science Club 3, .1. BENNETT, BOBBIE FAYE, III2 Clarence Street, Future Business Leaders I, Pep Kats I, 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers 4, Treasurer 4. BIR, JAMES, 3II Avenue A East. BOLDING, PAMELA ELIZABETH, IO3 First Street East, Pep Kats I, 2, 3, 4, Bear- kat 3, A, National Thespians 4, Senior Play 4, Beauty 3. 'foe Q -s 1-4, af in I 1.4-0 ltr' 7 -15' .fl X71-'Y Seniors BROWN, JAMES DOUGLAS, 1824 Bonn Street, Industrial Arts Club 3, 4. BROYHILL, MIKE, 1610 Donald Drive, Hi- Y 1, 2, 3, Industrial Arts Club 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, Baseball 1, Football 1, 2. BUFORD, THOMAS EDDY, 2519 Triclwel Street, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, BURKETT, RONNIE, 101 Avenue C West, Senior Science Club 4. BUTLER, JERRY, 3043 Drexel, Shreveport, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 2, 3, 4. 'I B in we-v qghx, Cnr J' RQ? .f .auf X 'q t '-sv FX 1 S N N-.1 .RWE :gat . - I 2 ...... , FEV? X1 .?x?..,,,g-.. v. - 1 g C 453250:-1 i 'Q'm 'UQ 55,1 .. T! if-s' 1 I m'v 's it BYRD, MARTHA ANNE, 425 Watson, Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Business Leaders 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, Secretary and Treas- urer 3. CALDWELL, WILLIAM J., 645 Senequa, Student Council 1. CAMPISI, FRANK J., 2416 Douglas Drive, Football 1, 2, Baseball 3, 4, Track 4, Key Club 4, B Club 4, Class Treasurer 2, Executive Committee 3, 4. CARTER, BETTY JEAN, 632 Kelly Street, Y-Teens 1, 2, Secretary 1, 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 4, Band Sweetheart 4, Pep Kats 2, Future Business Leaders 2, Secretary 4. CARTER, JUANITA, 1138 Waller Avenue, Y-Teens 1, 2, Secretary 2, Future Home- makers 1, 4, Pep Kats 2. CARTER, WILLIAM R., 4608 Birdwell Lane, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, President 1, Senior F'Iay 4, Basketball 1, 2, Class President 2, Executive Commit- tee 3. CASKEY, COLONEL, Route 1, McDade. CHANDLER, SUNDA ANN, 2602 Old Min- den Road, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Pep Kats 2, 3, Future Nurses 3,'F0- ture Business Leaders 4. COLLINS, ROBERT I., 3241 Murphy Street, Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 4, Science Club 3. 9 .4 4-s-Q, COX, JAMES DONALD, Route I, Box I76, McDade, Math Club 4. COX, NOLEN PRESTON, 424 Kelly Street, Hi-Y 4. CRAFT, HAROLD LOUIS, I205 Jane Lane, Industrial Arts Club I, 2, 4, Hi-Y I, 2. CRAWFORD, TIMOTHY BLAINE, 2290 Benton Road, Band 3, 4, Stage Band 4, Science Club 3, Student Council 4. CRITCHFIELD, VIRGINIA M., 3500 East Texas, Lot 44, Future Business Leaders 4. CUMMINGS, ROBERT, Kaywood Trailer Courts. DAY, PEGGY DIANE, 3920 Parkway, Fu- ture Homemakers I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4-H Club I, 3. DEACON, GEORGE STURGESS, III, I6I9 Oriole Street, Science Club I, 2, 4, Hi-Y I, Football 4, B Club 4. DeFIELD, JANET LYNN, I236 Margaret Street, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, Fu- ture Teachers 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4, Senior Play 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pelican Girls State 3, Stu- dent Council 4. Seniors COMPTON, MARY, 609 Yarborougli Street, Y-Teens I, 2, Pep Kats I, 2, Bearkat 2, Future Homeniakers 4, President 4, Senior Play 4. CONLY, ROY, 2232 Timothy Street, Foot- ball Manager I, Industrial Arts Club 4, Vice-President 4. CONNELLA, ELIZABETH ANNE, 4I5 Kelly Street, Future Homernakers 4. COOK, TOMMIE, I735 Old Benton Road, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball' I, 3, 4, Basketball I, Hi-Y 4, B Club 4, Key Club 4. CORDELL, RICHARD LARRY, 3204 Murphy Street, Band I, 2. , , Rt If W-A aw- ' . --9 ' I I i Seniors DQHABERMANN, JOANN, 1709 Leslie Street, Y-Teens 1, 2, Future Homeinakers 3, ft. DFMLER, FRANCES LAVERNE, 108 Y-Jean Street, Class Vice-President 1, Y-Teens 1, 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Home- coming Maid 4, Cheerleader 4, Miss B.H.S. 4, Cltoir 3. DENNY, TRUDY EUGENIA, 2137 A South Plantation Drive, Pep Kats 2, 3. DICKSON, DOROTHY FERN, 1216 Marga- ret Street, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, YfTeens 1, 4, Secretary 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, National Tltespians 4. DORlNG, MARGRIT R., 3237 Caroline Drive, National Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Beartacts 1, 2, 3, 4, News Editor 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Junior Academy of Science 2, Y- Teens 2, Pep Kats 3, Junior Variety Show 3. L' -it W4 ant, : We-nb 'Y ,ea yi we 4. 'uf T-Q Q? 040 .QV 14 . 'S 4 R... 'W X. . , ' DUNCAN, JACK S., 2554 Barbara Street, Bearfacts 3, 4, Junior Academy of Science 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Latin Club 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, DUNN, ROBERT GLENN, 1115 Coleman Street, Latin Club 2, 3. DUNTON, ROBERT EDWARD, 1405 Mark Avenue, Science Club 4. DYER, JACQUELINE, 1625 Quin Street, Choir 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, Bearfacts 3, 4, Na- tional Tlwespians 3, 4, Pep Kats 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Student Council 4, Tennis 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Alternate to Pelican Girls State 3, Senior Play 4. EDMISTON, BILLIE JEANETTE, 505 Adair, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Pep Kats 2, 3, Future Homemakers 4. EDWARDS, HAROLD EVANS, 1329 Fulli- love Drive, Industrial Arts Club 3, 4, Hi- Y 2, 4. ENIS, RICHARD, 2311 Waverly, Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, 3, President 2, Treasurer 4, B Club 2, Secretary, Student Council 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Basketball 1. EVERSULL, JACK WILSON, JR., 2907 Don- ald Drive, lndustrial Arts Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 4. FARR, BILLY, 2212 Wakefield. Q' Kg A, Q91 'Z' gf 'ur Yi Rfb, if in . if - 2 FOX, PATRICIA ANN, 720 Shaver Street, Pep Kats 1, Future Homemakers 4, Choir 4. FRANCE, DAVID EARL, 504 East Davis Avenue, Hi-Y 2, 3. GALLOWAY, ELIZABETH ANN, 917 Rome, Choir 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, GEORGE, MICHAEL FRANK, 1202 Estelle Street, Hi-Y 4. GILBERT, CLARISSA, 403 Barksdale Boule- vard, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, Future Nurses 3, 4. GLASS, JOHNNY LEE, 1253 Schex Drive. GOSS, VIRGINIA KAY, 3236 Sarah Street, Y-Teens 1, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Academy of Science 2, 3, 4, Pep Kats 3, 4, Bearfacts 4, GRAHAM, BETTY, Route 1, Box 205, Ben- ton, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Future Business Leaders 3, Student Council 1, 2, GRANT, SANDRA LOUISE, 2421 Douglas Drive, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant 3, Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, President 3, Science Club 2, 3, President 2, Junior Academy of Science 2, 3, Class Favorite 2, National Thespians 4, Secretary, Treasurer 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Secretary 4, Girl Most Likely to Succeed 4, Key Club Sponsor 4, Pelican Girls State 4, Executive Commit- tee 3. W X15-Lv' Seniors FISHER, LINDA LOU, 1911 Rodney Street, Y-Teens 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Treas- urer 4. FITZGERALD, EDWARD JOSEPH, 1600 Bradly, Hi-Y 1, 2, Key Club 2, 3, B Club 3, -1, President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3. FLEMING, SANDRA GAYLE, 4016 Stuart Street, Basketball 1, 2, Pep Kats 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, Future Homemalrcrs 4. FLETCHER, SCOTTY, 522 McCormick. FORD, CELIA, 1524 Debra Street, Y-Teens 1, Future Homeniakers 4, N r aww f 'Q' ' 'so 4 -9 ' 1 ,nr I if sis'-T. or '- .., 5 I ,T T? Ii:-I Q. , f U 1. my V .' K ,. QQ. , A X na: . -by .K N, .1 , , . if Af., 1. 5 21,31 TQ -M ew .113- 1, kip, F3222 -r-A N--. K' Seniors GREENFIELD, STUART JAY, 2154 A. Soutlt Plantation Drive. GRIFFIN, THOMAS, 154 Riverview Circle, Industrial Arts Club 4. GUYTON, LINDA LOU, 2022 Rodney Street, Y-Teens 1, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. HALBERT, J. DAN, 224 Clovis Street, Choir 4. HALL, JUDY W., 2402 Loreco Street, Y- Teens 1, 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, Pep Kats 3. '?., pw sg, Q-,p wp... ? ' sqm as ,,,, an-r 9-4 T:- HALL, WILLIAM, 2506 Ashland, Choir 4. HAMILTON, VIRGINIA, 118 Avenue C East, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Kats 1, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Future Nurses 3, Homecoming Maid 2. HAMLEY, ANNIE KATHRYN, 2618 Bardot Lane, Y-Teens 3, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Pep Kats 2, 3, 4, Football Sweetheart 4. HARGIS, FRANCES ANN, 1340 Mark Ave- nue, Future Business Leaders 1, Pep Kats 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 4. HARR, CHARLES EDDIE, 915 Traffic Street, Basketball I, 2. HARR, THOMAS J., 741V2 Eatman Street, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, B Club 4. HARRIST, JAMES WELDON, 1129 Margaret Street, Football 4. HARPER, LOIS JEAN, 408 Second Street East, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Fu- ture Teachers 2, 3. HARVEY, LINDA LEE, 2223 River Street, Future Nurses 2. 1' E p -rv -1 '27 1' 3 va. 'Y ii HILL, WILLIAM A., 201 First Boulevard West, Pelican Boy's State 3, Math Club 4, President. HOGAN, MARSHA GAIL, 313 Avenue A East, Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, Choir 1, 2, 4, Pep Kats 3, Cheerleader 1. HOLLENSHEAD, ROBERT H., 1108 Benton Road, Beartacts 1, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 4. HORTON, RONNIE, Route 1, McDade. HUCKLEBRIDGE, ROBERT M., 2621 Bar- bara Street, B Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Vice- President, Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Track 3, 4, Most Popular Boy Athlete 4. HULSEY, BETTY SUE, 4515 Birdwell, Pep Kats 4, Senior Play 4, Future Homemakers 4. HUNTER, MARTHA, 907 Traffic Street, Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, Future Homemakers 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, Executive Committee 3. JACKSON, ROBERT WAYNE, 702 Patton Street, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1. JENKINS, PAULA DIANE, 4224 Parkway Drive, Y-Teens 3, 4. K' rn ,4..,..., 'Y 'CI' Seniors HAYNES, CECILE PRISCILLA, 2525 Broad- way Drive, Y-Teens 2, 4, Pen Kats 4, Fu- ture Homemakers 4. HELLER, PI-IYLLIS, 406 Bossier Road, Fu- ture Nurses 3, 4. HENDON, ROBERT PETER, 4200 Lark, Foot- ball 4, HENNEN, GLORIA CHRISTINE, 2425 Doug- las Drive, Y-Teens 1, Student Council 1, 2, Bearfacts 4, HICKS, CAROL, 4217 Stuart Avenue, 4-H Club 4. --K 6. 'Q 439 cl 1-1 'Ys 'ni Seniors JIMES, JOSEPH, 405 Kelly Street, In- dustrial Arts Club 1, 4-H Club 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, Science Club 1. JOHNSON, JENNIFER L., 3226 Galaxy, Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, Future Homemakers 1, 2, Future Business Leaders 4. JOHNSON, LOREE, 409 Riverside Drive, Science Club 2, Y'Teens 1, 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, All State Choir 4, Pep Kats 1, 2. JOHNSON, HOWARD RICHARD, 1011 Whittington. JOHNSON, ROBERT, 1425 Traffic Street. ,. . you if JONES, S. JANIECE, Box 141-AI, Haugb- ton, Band 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Future Business Leaders 4. JONES, LEO, 1021 St. Charles Street, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Football 2. KEITH, BOBBETT RADINE, 1116 Clarence Street, Choir 1, Y-Teens 2, Pep Kats 3, 4, Squad Leader 4, National Thespians 4. KELLEY, ALINE, 2108 Ford Street. KENESSON, MARY KATE, 1249 Dudley Lane, Y-Teens 1. KILE, DENNIS W., 3055 East Texas, Foot- ball 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, President 1, B Club 3, 4. KLEIN, CAROLYN MARGARET, 1264 Scbex Drive, 4-H Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3. KNOWLES, JIMMY G., 1701 Leslie Street, Hi-Y 1, Industrial Arts Club 2, Choir 4. LANCLOS, WILLIAM, 129 Magnolia Court, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Industrial Arts Club 4. Qf v QT? was LINER, PATSY RUTH, 425 Kelly Street, Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club 1, Future Home- makers 4. LONG, DANA, 1621 Patricia Drive, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice-President 2, 4, National Tltespians 3, 4, Pelican Girl's State 3, Student Director, Senior Play 4, LONEO, CECILIA A., 1008 Princeton Ave- nue, Future Homemakers 4, Pep Kats 4. LOVE, DONNA, 305 Waller Avenue, Les Memoires 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Band 2, 3, Future Busi- ness Leaders 4, Vice-President 4, Alter- nate Leadership Conference 3, Bossier- Webster Fair Princess 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. LOVE, JOHN M., 2417 Douglas Drive, 4-H Club 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2. LOWERY, ANNE, 906 Princeton Avenue, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, State Conference 3, Secretary 3, Pep Kats 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Student Council 1, 2, 4, Future Business Leaders 3. MALONE, MIKE, 1781 S0utI'tVieW, Foot- ball 3. MANIS, GLYNNA, 313 Edwards Street, Y- Teens 1, 4, Les Memoires 3, 4, Pep Kats 2, 3. MARTIN, STANLEY DUANE, 1905 Old Min- den Road, Hi-Y 1, Industrial Arts Club 1. ' fo N. ,-,,,, 9, Seniors LEE, CAROLYN FRANCES, 1322 Mirliael Drive, National Honor Society fi, ft, Tu- ture Teachers 3, National Tliespians 4, Y- Teens 1, Biinrl 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Bcarfacts 3, 4, Feature Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Delegate leaclerslwip Confer- ence 3. LeCROY, RAIPH CLINTON, 2111? Waverly Drive, Hi-Y 4, 4-H Club 2. LEMIEUX, SANDY, 307 Pelican Drive, Y- Teens 4, LENARD, H. JOHN, Route I, Box 208, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 1, 2, B Club 4. LEWIS, DONALD M., 439 Riverside Drive, Hi-Y 1, President 1, Student Council 2, 3, State Convention 2, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Baseball 2, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4. If-W GX N -.. Ts? -74 .ey . .23- Seniors MASON, JERRY LYNN, 70l Antbony Street, HiAY l, 2, 3, Industrial Arts Club I, 2, National Tliospians 3, 4, Vice-Presb dent 4. MATHENY, JIMMIE ANN, ll25 Ronald Street, Student Council l, Les Memoires I, 2, 3, 4, Copy Editor 4, Y-Teens I, Band I, 2, 3, Lieutenant 3, Homecoming Maid I, Secretary Senior Class fl, Alter' nate Pelican Girl's State 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. MAYO, JOYCE ELIZABETH, 307 Barlirsclale Boulevarrl East, Y-Teens I, 4, Matti Club 4, Future Hoinemakers I, MCCALLISTER, MARY DONNETTE, 2500 Ashland Avenue, Y-Teens I, President I, Band I, 2, 3, Future Business Leaders 4, President. MCCALL, YOUREE JEAN, 2054 Olcl Minden Road, Los Meinoires I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 3, Editor 4, Student Council 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Delegate Leadership Conference 3, L.S.P.A. 2, N,L.A.S.C, Convention 3, Y- Teens I, 2, Treasurer l, Band l, 2, 3. as 1' ATI 44 5- 00 f 'Y' 'Sql 'Wu' fini md fin nl 'MQ WV ' K. N1-.. MCCANN, JAMIE ROSEMARY, 305 Barks- dale Boulevard East, Future Homemakers I, Senior Science Club 2. MCCLUNG, WILLIAM E., 4003 Glen Street, Key Club 3, 4, B Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Captain 4, Track 3, 4, Mr. B.H,S. 4. MCCRAW, GRAY HAYES, Box 5I25, Hi-Y I, 2, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 4, Industrial Arts Club I, Treasurer 'l, Favorite I, National Thespians 4, Senior Play 4. MCCRORY, SHIRLEY ANN, 235i Julia Street, Y-Teens I, 4-H Club 1, Future Business Leaders 2. MCDONALD, JUDY DIANE, 303 First Street East, Y-Teens 3, 4, Future Business Leaders 3, 4. MEALER, ROBERT CLAUDE, 1346 Airline Drive. MILLER, LARRY, 2610 Rosedale Place, Choir 4, All State Choir 4. MITCHELL, TOMMY, 'IOO Loop Street, Hi- Y l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Football I, 4. MONTGOMERY, DAVID ARNOLD, 2305 Douglas Drive, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent I, 2, Key Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Football T, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 3, 4, Track 3, 4. Wi' Q NICHOLS, L. JUDY, 3l7 Riverside Drive, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Future Nurses 3, 4, Pep Kats 2, 3, 4, Bearkat 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. NIX, MILTON, 428 Monroe Street, Hi-Y l, 2, B Club 3, 4, Latin Club 4, Foot- ball Manager 2, 3, 4, Track Manager 2, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, All-State Choir 3, 4. NIX, MAX WADE, 647 Yarborough Street, Basketball 3, 4, B Club 4. NIX, MAY, Route l, Box l8l, Benton, Future Homemakers i, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Y-Teens l, 2. O'BRlEN, NANCY LEE, 404 Barksdale Boulevard, B.A.F.B., Y-Teens l, 4, Future Business Leaders 4, Future Homemakers l. O'DELL, JERRY, 710 Rome Street, Science Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. OGLESBY, MARSHALL JAMES, 7ll Edgar Street, Bearfacts l, 2, 3, 4, Associate Edi- tor 3, Editor 4, National Thespians 4, Student Council 2, 3, Pelican Boy's State 3, Leadership Conference 3, Senior Play 4, Executive Committee 3, L.S.P.A. 1, 2, 3. PADGUG, INGE, 1210 Jane Lane, Latin Club 4, President 4, Choir 3. PARDUE, ROBBIE JEANNETTE, l25 Hamil- ton Road, Future Homemakers 4, Choir 4. Y 0 ,yi Seniors MORROW, PRISCILLA ELAINE, l257 Schex Drive, Choir 2, 3, 4, President 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, -1-H Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Treasurer l, Vice-President 2, Band l, MURPHY, MARGARET, 802 Wlsittington, Y- Teens l, Future l-lomemalcers l, Bearfacts 2, 3, 4, National Thespians 3, 4, Execu- tive Committee 3. 4, Senior Play 4. MURPHY, MARTHA DALE, 802 Whitting- ton, Future Hornemakers I, Y-Teens l, 2, 4, President l, 4, Favorite l, Future Teachers 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Pep Kats-3, Basketball 3, Bearfacts 3, 4, Executive Committee 3, 4, Kat Kapers 4, Senior Play 4, Most Popular Girl Athlete 4. MYERS, GWENDOLYN KAYE, 825 Medica Street, Pep Kats i, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, Choir l, 2, 3,. NATTIN, REBECCA, 1240 Scltex Drive, Fu- ture Teachers 2, 3, Future Homemakers l, 4-H Club 4. 3. 5 Seniors PARKS, CAROL LEE, 3500 East Texas, Pep Kats 3, 4, President 4, Y-Teens 3, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club 4, Class Treasurer 3, Best Citizen 4, Pelican GirI's State 3, PASTIRO, BOBBY J,, 1054 Beverly Drive, Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 4, 4-H Club I. PAYNE, JERRY PARNELL, 210 Soutlt Youree Street, Hi-Y 1, 2, Vice-President 1, Treas- urer 2, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Baseball 1, 4, Football I, National Tlnespians 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Student Coun- cil 4, Best Citizen 4, Tennis 3, 4, Junior Variety Sliow 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4, Senior Play 3, 4. PHILIPPS, EUGENE MORGAN, 1310 Air- line Drive, Hi-Y 1, Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary, Treasurer 4. PIPER, GARY BURTON, 103 Riverside Drive, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Science Club 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, Secre- tary 4, Football 1, 2, Baseball 1. ws -- lb? 'N ,wx 4 W 65.1 'if 'YQ 3 -. ! f 1. f T , 17 af 'L E W? 'bar POTTER, VIRGINIA CAROL, 219 Avenue A East, Future Homernakers 4. POPE, ARNOLD BRETT, 300 Avenue B East, Science Club 3, 4, President 4, Junior Academy of Science 3, 4, Executive Coun- cil 3, 4. QUIGLEY, PAUL, 2412 Broadway Drive, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4. RACHEL, THOMAS, T016 wands Drive, Hi- Y 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, B Club 4. RAINES, MARTHA SUE, 1907 Minden Road, Y-Teens 1, Future Homemakers 1, 4, Choir 4. RAMBIN, MIKE, 412 Monroe Street, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, B Club 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3. RANDALL, LINDA DARNELL, 1320 Burchett Street, Choir 3, 4, Y-Teens 1. REEVES, MARIE IRIS, 2517 Broadway Drive. REEVES, SHEEDA, 2412 Ashland Avenue, Y-Teens 1, 2, Future Teachers 3, Pep Kats 1, Student Council 3, Chdir 2, 3, 4. 45 9 'Vim 'fs-v xg---v til .'7' WY ROYS, KENNETH RICHARD, 3253 Caro- line. RUNYAN, TULLEY, ioi Colquitt. SAGLI, KATHERINE JOAN, 204 Shreve- port Road, Y-Teens 2, 4, Future Nurses 2, Future Business Leaders 4. SAPP, MICHAEL, 401 Mansfield Street, Hi-Y I, 2. SCOGIN, LINDA FAYE, 2003 Ford Street, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, Pep Kats 2, 3, 4, Choir 4. SCORSONE, CAROLYN MARIE, 822 Benton Road, Student Council I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee 3, Future Business Leaders 4, Treasurer 4, Y-Teens 4. SEABAUGH, PAT, 913 Hamilton Lane. SEATON, CHARLES MICHAEL, 915 An- thony. SEYBURN, EDITH, I890 Barksdale Boule- vard, Y-Teens I, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, Junior Variety Show 3. iz 'lu-.1 W!! I, Seniors RHOADES, WAYNE R., 527 Riverside Drive, Senior Science Club 3, Latin Club 4. RILEY, BILLIE JO, 2909 Bobbie Street. ROEMER, CHARLES ELSON, III, Route I, Box 1134, Hi-Y I, 2, Treasurer I, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Pelican Boy's State 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club 4. ROGERS, GEORGE WILLIAM, IIOI Christy Street, Hi-Y I, 2, 3. ROHR, SUSAN KAY, 90I Rickey Place. , C: 52, 'V 'ao' Z P' 9'- 'Um ki 7' 5, Seniors Sl-IAFFER, MARIAN E., 32lO Gdlaxy Drive, Y-Teens I. SHAHAN, SANDRA JEAN, 216 Wester' field, Future Homerndkers I, 2, 3, Treas- urer 3, Y-Teens I, Future Business Leaders 4, Bearfdcts 4, Pep Kats 4, SHELTON, DONNIE, 225 Thompson, Hi-Y 2, 4, Choir 4. SHELTON, SIDNEY RAY, 402 Kelly street, Football l, Hi-Y I, 2, Secretary I, 2. SHEPPARD, GLORIA FAYE, 2532 North- side Drive, Y-Teens I, Student Council 3. .av ,gg use x nc 'IU' '4 ' I--Y 1 :' '1' r A fug- x. 4-f L ,wav GW, s ...Q 13 Po nn... 'v 'D '-ff. 1 ef SIBLEY, NANCY SUE, 729 Edgar, Y-Teens I, Future Hornemakers 4, Choir 4. SIMMONS, .IUDITH ANNE, T734 East Texas Street, 4-H Club l, Pep Kats I, Y-Teens I, 2, Science Club 2, Future Business Leaders 3, Future Homemakers 4. SMITH, LOUISE DANA, T60 Riverview Circle, Future Homemakers 2, 3, 4, Y- Teens 1, Science Club 2. SPACKMAN, GREGORY, 2518 Douglas Drive, Math Club 4. SPARKS, HAZEL LOUISE KELLEY, 2'IO8 Ford Street. SPARKS, ORIE AUDIS, 330 Wilhelmina Street. SPEELMAN, LINDA LEE, 211 Avenue A East, Bearfacts 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, L.S.P.A. 4, Y-Teens 1, Pep Kats 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 4. SPRVILL, CHARLOTTE, T401 Fullilove, Transferred from Hall Summit. STENGEL, LINDA ANN, 2480 Tulip Street, Choir 'l, 2, 3, 4. Eg-.J .-slums YfY 'P STULTZ, JOE GLEN, I208 Boone Street, Class President I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band I, 3, 4. SWACK, TYRONE LARRY, 209V2 Jacquelyrt Street, Industrial Arts Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Band I, 2, Baseball 3, 4. TEACHEY, CLARICE LYN, 8OI Benton Road, Y-Teens I, 2, Pep Kats 3, Future Home- makers 4. TEAGUE, ANNE SCOTT, 263i Old Minden Road, Les Memoires I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, Vice-President I, Treasurer 2, Fu- ture Teachers 3, 4, Secretary 4, Band I, 2. TEAGUE, BERNIE SCOTT, 459 Waller Ave- nue, Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 4, Class Vice- President 4, Class Secretary 3, Executive Committee 3, 4, Student Council 4. THARP, JAMES DAVID, 634 Garden Street, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2. THARP, SANDRA KAY, 634 Garden Street, Y-Teens I, 2, 4, Future Nurses 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Future Homemakers I, Bas- ketball 2, Choir 4. THOMAS, REBECCA ANN, IOI Edwards, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Kats 3, 4. TILLMAN, WILLIAM LANE, 2002 Rodney Street, E I Seniors SPENCER, PAULA MARIE, 209 Waller Ave- nue, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, Latin Club 4, Future Homemakers I, 2, 3, President 3, Pelican Girl's State 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. STARKS, ALLEN JIMMY, 2554 Hoyer Street, Hi-Y 2, Industrial Arts Club 3. STEPHENSON, DEWAYNE, 305 Edwards. STINSON, MARTHA ANN, 508 McCormick Street, 4-H Club I, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, sToBAuoH, JACK, 3922 Ella, Band 1, 2, ini WN gp-nr 2 Seniors TOLAND, BILLY DALE, 2317 Broadway Drive, HIYY I, 2, National Tltespians 4. UPSHAW, CECIL LEE, IO37 Wancla Drive, Hi-Y I, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, B Club 4, Football l, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Baslcctball 2, 3, 4, Most Popular Athlete 3, Nlost Likely to Succeed 4, Class President 4, Vice- President 3. uRY, IRANCIS ARtHuR, 2570 Broadway Drive, Band I, 2, 3, Ai, Lieutenant -1, Stags- Batirl 2, 3, -1, Track 3. VAUGHN, ANN CLAIRE, 2909 Olrl Miiicten Road, YfTcens 11. VAUGHN, LINDA KAY, 2903 June Lane, Y-Teens 2, Future Teaclters 2, 3, 11, Home- coming Maid 4, Pep Kats 2, 3. ,WN , P' 1-Z7 AW 75 'sv 'Ubi fu 'UW75 f? KN 'll' Ti A my nr '51 ? v3 VAUGHN, ROBERT PAT, 2909 Old Minden Road, Hi-Y 2, Secretary 2, Key Club 2, 3, -4, Secretary 11, Football 2, 3, 4, WALSTON, BILLY, 2680 East Texas. WARD, BRENDA JOYCE, 908 Rorne Street, Y-Teens I, Future Homernakers T, 4, Choir 4. WATSON, MARSHA LEE, 302 Second Street West, Y-Teens 4. WATTERS, FREDDIE BERYL, 837 Medica Street, Student Council I, Pep Kats 2, Science Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Treas- urer 4, Y-Teens 4. WEST, ANN L., IOIS Benton Road, Y- Teens T, 2, Future Hornemakers 'l, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Choir 4. WESTBROOK, MARCIA JEAN, 2626 Bar- dot Lane, Y-Teens I, 2, 4, Vice-President A, Pep Kats I, 2, 3, 4, Future Business Leaders 4, Homecoming Maid 3. WHITE, SUSAN, 1234 Delhi Avenue, Y- Teens 2, 4, 4-H Club 3, 11, Choir 4. WHITTINGTON, SANDRA SUE, Route 1, Box 2l3, Benton, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, 'Pep Kats 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Future Nurses 3, 4. ,-'tvs-rv rot gp' , -ann , flu 1 Seniors WIGGINS, ROBERT HARRY, 1138 Margo' ret, Hi-Y 2, 3, IFOOTIDAII I, 2, 3, WILHELM, JUNE ELIZABETH, 231 Ala- meda Drive, Pep Kats 1, 4, Future Busi- ness leiiclt-rs 4, Y-Tc-ons 4. WIIKINSON, ALBERT ALVIN, 2608 Waver- ly Drive Band 2, 3, 4, National Thespians 1 Senior Play -1. WILLIAMS J. BEN, 1309 Cove, Track 3. WILIIS LONNIE DAVID, 2423 Waverly ve B1ncI2, 3, 4, WILSON, ARCHIE RAY, 1260 Waller Ave- nue, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, 4, B Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Treas- urer 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Class Favorite 2. WILSON, LOU ANN, 1912 Cambridge Street, Y-Teens 1, 2, Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, Future Teachers 3, Class Secretary 2, Pep Kats 2, 3, Clweerleacler 4, Key Club Sponsor 4, Choir 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, WOMACK, DENNY, 3252 McGregor Street. WOOD, LAWRENCE, 1121 Ogilvie. WYATT, JUDY, 110 Broadway Street, Fu- ture Homemakers 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4. YOUNG, DIXIE, Route 1, Box 143, Haugb- ton, Y-Teens 1, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, Home- coming Maid 3, Class Favorite 3, Future Homemakers 2, 4. YOUNG, KENNETH, 108 Monroe Street, Band 1, Hi-Y 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, B Club 3, 4. Youmo, vvoooreovv, Route 1, Box 429, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Football 2, 3. ZACKARY, AVNER HERVA, 109 Colquitt Street, B Club 3, 4, Basketball Man- ager 1, 2, 3, 4, H1-Y 1, 3, 4. this , W-f w-AIO 4? W, 1 lk r 'li qw' n I X ,iq 'QL 5 Y 15555 lima Junior Class fficers Left To right CAROLYN FERRIS, Secretaryg BILL ALLEY, Vice-President ANTONIO LONO, Treasurerg RICHARD BERLITZ, President ,ns 1 Hu hu... 'Q' fn... BRI as q' K Ls fn- :- u A M B Q 'fa ' -41 , , N 'C' K N. A it . we Q- ' V: '5, ' I 2 5 I Xu I I A if G1 f fs - gy., as- I 'mlm' 'A I 1-59' ' ff: , 41 I Ay 'A E 'Y A 'V is 'M I . BANFIELD, ELLEN BANNICK, HAROLD BARMORE, JANIE BARR, BETTY JO BARRETT, SARAH BARRON, EDWIN BARTGIS, DOYLE BATES, RONALD BEAUCHAMP, PHYLLIS BECKHAM, DOYLE BEAM, AARON BELL, RODNEY BENGE, HOWARD BENNETT, JACKIE BERLITZ, RICHARD BIGELOW, MADONNA BIRTMAN, KEN BLOCK, EDWARD BLOOM, WILLIAM BOGGS, PATRICIA BOHANON, CLAY BOLES, JAMES BOSSIER, GARY BOTZONG, LARRY Juniors 'Tiff m, Q: I I F I., .X YF' Lx - M. ACKERLY, BILL ADAMS, HAROLD ADDY, HAROLD ALCOTT, JAN ALFORD, GEORGE ALLEY, BILL ANDERSON, CHRISTINE ARCHER, ELIZABETH ANN ARNOLD, PATSY ASHBY, SUSAN ANN AUCHARD, RICHARD AUSTIN, JANE AUSTIN, JEAN AVERETT, JOE BACALIS, PAUL BAGLEY, moms BAKER, DON BAIRD, MICHAEL '4 A.. -,...l, my u H-,, -P' . . 'K mf 1 , I U A. 7-1? I ' I d 1 ,- ' X ' F qv' 1 5, L Q dy 7.1, ,MLJ K .3 sv 2. A , I , I, , I ' WY BOWMAN, HENRY BRANDON, TOMMY BRASWELL, JUDY BROOKS, MARY NELL BRYANT, MICHAEL BRYANT, RONNIE BULLOCK, RUTH ANN CAMPBELL, REBECCA CANTRELL, DIANE CARSON, SYLVIA CARTER, ROGER CASON, EDDIE CATES, SONNY CAUDLE, SHARON CHANCELLOR, JOHN CHANDLER, RANDY CHURCH, EUGENE CLIFTON, ROBERT 'xc' -unn- 'Q -is Yi Q' Q32 v 1 1 1. v Q v 3' ' If 'Ma . T I I 7 I rg ,bi LL .LZ ' ' I' A I ' EI' '- A II . H. it J un1Ors I. g ' V , is . A , E.. . 'K I l nf S I igsgyfif Mikie 5 -I gg I S 1 Q v-' , . X I .lc is . uv' 1,6 A T .,, is x 1 35- 8, , A ., 'Li,L I-I We as A ' I T R' :ll L '--ffvx fr. ' 's--A '.,. -. , 'Ir -fe, COLEMAN, JIMMY COLEMAN, PATRICIA COLLINS, LOU COOK, JOYCE COVERT, TERRY Cox, CHARLES CRAWFORD, GAYLE CRISP, ANSEL CROW, MARTHA CURRY, SANDRA DALBY, MARIE DEAN, PAT DIxON, HOWARD DOWNING, JUDY DOYLE, JOE DRINNON, GLORIA J. DLIBOIS, MARY ANN DULAS, HOLLY DUNBAR, JAMES DURHAM, MARGARET DUPONT, VICKIE EDWARDS, JAMES ELROD, SUSAN ERDLE, HELOA 515 w ? A X GOAL, BETTY GOODRICH, KATHLEEN GOODWIN, FRED GORDON, MERCE GRAHAM, JOHN GRANT, LOUIS GREEN, FREDRICK GREENFIELD, NAOMI GREENWOOD, JUDI GREGORY, MARY ANN L ww, K, R GRIFFIN, NANCY GRIMES, LARRY GUICE, KATFIRYN I-IADDEN, CARL FIAIRE, CAROL I-IALDERNIAN, DORIS HALL, BILLLY DON I-IALL, GAYLE HAMM, BARBARA HANSEN, LINDA HANSEN, CAROL HARPER, NORVELL HARRINGTON, JOHN HARRIST, MARSHA ' EVANS, WILL FAIRCHILD, PHILLIP FARRAR, RALPH FAZIO, DAVID FEENEY, MICHAEL FERRIS, CAROLYN FILSON, JUDY FITZGERALD, EUGENE FITZSINIIVIONS, PAT FOSTER, LINDA FOX, JACKIE FRYE, GARY FULLER, QAROEETH FURR, TERRY GARRETT, LINDA GATES, JANETTE GIBSON, SALLY GILES, WILLIAM HARTMAN, GARY HARVILL, HAROLD HARVILL, JUNE HAYFORD, FRANK HERRELL, DENNIS HERRING, CALVIN HERSEY, ROBERTA HEWITT, ANDRA HEWITT, JOHN HIGHTOVVER, GLENDA HILDERMAN, KATHY HILL, BEVERLY HILL, JUDITH HILLARD, EDDIE HOLLENSHEAD, HAROLD HOUSE, MARTHA HOYER, JULIA ANN HRDINA, ELOISE LII , ,M v. af'-' f-nf .',' gf 'J A X 1 Q 'al-'. 'w,' 1-' ' Sk J ,:.., svrarf K' Q3 tn. rs T Pn- 'Q-+ J ' I .I lbs. i ia. , , - I 'L A, L , Q3 A, I HI-KI' IPI, i ' III X Juniors f. ...I 35 fx ?JS T5f5G' :sf 'uv' iw'-f ,ff ,r 5' 52 I 4' 5 1 K KV Yigfs Rf 5121 A-A 4 I Qi- S- 'I ,I wx YT' 'rr ,r 'v I A xx 4 K gs , ,L . ff A V A ,, , HUMPHREY, BRUCE HYLAND, LINDA JACKSON, PATRICIA ANN JAMES, STEPHANIE JOHNSON, BETTY JOHNSON, MARY JONES, ELLIS JONES, EERMON JONES, FRED JONES, JEAN JONES, RAMONA JOYNER, CALVIN KELLY, NIARSHAN KNOTTS, BETTY JEAN KRUMPELBECK, JEFF LANGLEY, CAROL LAWSON, CHARLOTTE LeCROY, KATHRYN LEE, RAY LEMIELJX, LYNDA LEONE, GLORIA LEWIS, DONNA LEY, EARL LITTLEFIELD, GLORIA Ne--' 'Hz-4' .5-fs u-2 f 'V 'U '-array, Wm A , vm , P f f'I av 4111-9 5' I .L in .1 Q Rav- R, M I, iff . fr 4 -Q., . MILAM, OLIVER MILLER, LEANNE MILLS, CHARLES MITCHELL, JERRY MODICA, CHARLES MONSON, ELIZABETH MORGAN, JOYCE MULLINS, EVERETTE MURPHY, NORMA DEE NEWTON, JOHN PALARNI, NATALIE PATRICK, GARY PAYNE, CARRIE LOU PEARSON, BARBARA PENDARVIS, ROBERT PERKINS, VVANDA PHILLIPS, BURLEY PHILSON, RENEE PIAZZA, MARY IO PIXLEY, LARRY POPE, CATHY POsTELL, LEE POLINCEY, SHARON PRATT, MARSHA 'GT :its Q95 Q an Juniors , , :sw R it I -4 b W -4:-uv '1 .. in IX, A Tb V. puma ilk '11 G. ,Ry Q LONO, ANTONIO LOWE, KATHY LOWERY, OIANNE LYONS, SARAH FRANCES LYNCH, SUNNY MACKEY, NGLAN MAOLIEN, C. L. MAPLE5, FRANCES MARKS, CLINTON MCALLISTER, JOHN MCCRANIE, LATISSIA MECRANIE, SARAH P, MCFADDEN, NICK MCGEHER, BARBARA MCNUTT, EDWARD MEANS, JESSE MERRIT, PEGGY MILAM, ANITA ? 'b X! R 1 ' 'RL , , , Q I I:- 'su-.- ga P+- an-fs' 1' .. Sit' M 1- .VLC J. E I x' 'Q 4- 'lxxzv' 'nd' 'i ,p-If F' A, 57 vu' '7 PRINS, HENRY PROCELL, SHEILA ANN RANRIN, RONNY REINHARDT, HELEN REVELS, GAYLE ROBERTS, MIKE ROBERTSON, JERRY ROBINSON, CLAUDIA ROBINSON, LaVERNE ROCHETTE, MARGARET RODEN, CAROLYN DIANA ROWE, CAROLYN RUSSELL, AUBREY RYAN, DAVID SAN ANGELO, CHARLES SANDERS, CHARLES SANDERS, MAUDE SANDERS, SANDY X , C- ' , Y! Rv 'ly XR 'ver' 3 M YN' s I A 'ew '- . -LAS T - A ' ,. fl- Q, 'I' 4- -- ' JL I - me-Y W... 1' Q' ,ff 23 ' II FIIRM-i.I'I, 'OR S., Y I -, 1 A -' I -R ' ' C J un1Ors in .Q lj ,, , 9' .I 4125 j, xx I O ui 61 ,Q 55, I-Tl I -wmv- T 1 , B , .osx ., .52 , I Is. ',.- ,A .,,. Q? -Q:-K H s, A ffii sf . , wf II 2 gzzb an N C' 'vo 5 WTS. 4 I J 'f I 1...- t -.. I U I L-A N QQ -4 rx an 'Q--- - X -x ' A -- C Y ,fn 1 9 , '1- A Q ,X SCHOOLCRAFT, VICKIE SCHROEDER, DOUGLAS SCHULZ, CYNTHIA SCOTT, SAUNDRA SEABAUGH, PATRICIA SELLERS, CAROL SERMONS, LINDA SEWARD, RANDOLPH SEYBURN, TEDDY SWENSON, SANDRA SHAUB, CAROLYN SHEPARD, ELLEN SHUTT, JIM SINGLETON, DONNA SINGLETON, JERRY SIMMONS, ELAINE SIMMONS, REBECCA SMITH, EDITH SMITH, LARRY SMITH, SHARON SORENSON, ANN STAFFORD, HARRY STAHL, MARVIN STATHAM, GLENDA W ing li is an Q' 3:34 nl! K ikxlif TYSON, TINA VANN, CHARLES WALKER, RONNIE WALLER, LEE WARD, JOHN WARD, WENDELL WARDELL, MICHAEL WHEELER, BUTCH WHITE, EDWARD WHITMORE, JAMES WILLIAMS, LYNDA WILLIAMSON, BENNY WILLIS, ROSANA WILSON, COYIA WILSON, NIARCIA WISDOM, DORIS JEAN WIISELL, EDWARD WOODEN, CARL WRIGHT, PATRICIA YOUNG, JUDY YOUNG, MIKE YOUNG, WAYNE ZIEIGLER, DOLLY LR.. CI- '17 -S., Y . X, ' 4-wr Juniors -f X FJ? ,SD RV 25, SQ Y! YT'-V , nr .h ' 4 l If' N ' b fl s STOKES, PAUL SIONESTREEI, PAUL STRONG, GARY SUMMERLIN, CHERYL SWANSON, CAMILLE SWEATT, MIKE TALLEY, WILLIAM TAYLOR, RONALD TAYLOR, SANDRA TAYLOR, SANDY TAYLOR, TOMMY TAYLOR, WYANN THOMAS, JERRY THOMAS, LORETTA THOMPSON, GREGORY TINSLEY, JOHNNY TOUCHSTONE, MARY ANN TUMINELLO, MARY ANN -y-I Q1 gn nf , -4 in ,ga :QQ J'-egg - 1. . ,gi S Aiiztfigfgi ugh . -I ' .,'lf'f,T.ifT7b 41 ', ,ywipl u .5 -.QQ , vf,'.- QM., wg, ry, ,,.. . Wi 5 'l,,Q2!3,.. ivlnl' ' - PHI: '.- Lv , Q aw . ,--5.3. , : I' '51-r- ., .., - 4 + .- QW ,::,:.:'., 'L' -. 1 .1 .,i--- ' -,Q ..- ' fgfiffggif V I LAT- sf: ly n v ' X , , fxlff' In AW., ,JA 'Zig 12' ' .muy :Q 13 ,.,rVi,v:4-'30, 1. Q K ' , . ,fy ..,h4g,5, . Q' I I .U , 1 E- , -. - I ' w!'4, , ' . :f'z.u3. v- 5 ,,, 4...---w'r ', -A .gnfhr-' ' .+I 1-.iw-' ,. . .9 ,4 ,N J K' ah? L1-f - 'f V , 'Q 4 ' af, P-L L iff ' 1 iff' 3' A 3525 ' SE LQ? . 'iw -f 'Zg 1fQ3ff,,f QW? . ' ifxjLr?ff.i:fLh . ' mx ' NI 2 an HL Q' -v' Y V- MS 'BE L,. 'ff BARTEET, SLIZANNE BASS, DONALD BASS, SHARON KAY BASS, TERRY BESHEUR, SANDEORD BLOGS, VICKI BILLINGS, BARBARA BLACKBURN, FRANK BLALOCK, ROSE ANN BLUM, MARY SUE BOGAN, MICKEY BOHATA, JAMES L. BONOMO, JUDY BOOTH, CAROL JEAN BOONE, BEVERLY BOONE, SANDRA BOUNDS, GLYNDA BRANAGIN, JO BRASHER, BONNIE BRAY, KARL BRIDGES, JAMES L. BROCK, MARY BROOKS, PANDA BROWN, VINCENT X us' ia, :LQ A' ,L l 1-'R ri' ARK E , ar 'HN I Y A ' III ' L 52. - Ax, ' 'Gi G' jk yd, Sop L , 'Q homores L. ,rf rv LAL ' if S , E L 4 . f 4-. f S'ff',a3 1, I. rvv v z ADAMS, CLESIE ADCOCK, ROYQE ALEXANDER, DENNIS ALIEN, GEORGE ANNE ALLEN, WILLIAM AILLIMS, CLAIR ANOIIN, MARIE APOAR, ROBERT ARMOIIR, MIKE BABCQOCK, BOB BABIN, KENNEII-I BAOENI, MARY ANN BAKER, IEANNIE BALLARD, LYNNE BANKS, W, L, BARLEY, SARAH BARNLJM, ALVIN BARNUM, DENOVAJ 5.1 i A.. - x fi' 595 A 111 tv' BRUMFIELD, VICKI BRUNER, LARRY BUCK, BARBARA BULLERS, JIM BURGER, GEORGE BURKE, JIMMY BURNETTE, BETTY BUSSEY, BUZ BUTTREY, LINDA CAMP, TRAVIS CARR, JAMES CARRIER, SALLY ANN CARSON, CHRIS CARTER, TOM CASCIO, MARGARET CASKEY, HELEN , -Y A u, rg., X :QL 6 A . , 'N L 0- , nv- XL K CAMPBELL, DEANNA s T CAMPISI, CHARLENE f ' 'I - X 4 n X-J SOphOmOres ,: H-3 '- LI N! xxx X - fi 'x .,....- QQ 55 I L P., L 1.7 A w CATER, EMILY CATHEY, KAREN CHAEELN, EDDIE CHANDLER, CHERI CHERRY, ROBERT CHEWNLNO, JAMES CHRISTY, BOBBY CLAMP, DWIGHT CLARK, DON ELLA CLARK, TOM CLEVELAND, JUDY COEEEY, DOT COHN, RUTH COKER, JAMES COLE, RAYMOND COLLIER, CATHERINE CONLY, WAYNE CONNALLY, CRAIG COOK, JOLENE COOK, LEE COONEY, JOYCE COPE, DON COX, DYRENDA CROCKER, ROBERT S- vvyz ,l ,404 I Iv 1-' Y ? ,. .I 'I DULANEY, C. L. DUNCAN, BETTY SUSAN DUNCAN, FRANK EARLY, MICHEAL EATON, TERRY EDWARDS, LANNY ELLIS, RALPH ENGI, JOLENE ENGLAND, JACKIE ENIS, BILLY EVERETT, MIKE EWICK, SUSAN FANTONE, SUSAN FAUST, JAMES FEILER, OTTO FIELD, RUSSEL FLETCHER, JAMES FOLSOM, JANN FORD, CAROLYN FOREMAN, HUNTER FRANCE, BETTY LOU FRIDAY, JAMES FULLER, SANDRA GUILLORY, ARTHUR X. X X , rw. 'ou -,A 4 w , , , eh' , CULPERPER, ROY CURD, CAROL CURRY, THERESA CURTRER, JERRY D'AGUlAR, FRANK DANIELS, LYNN DAVIS, LOURINE DAY, JERRY DAY, RAYMOND DEAN, JIMMLE DEHADERMAN, CAROL DE-RRANO, SUZANNE DIXON, SUZANNE DOUGHERTY, CHERLY DOWDEN, LINDA M. DRAKE, TOMMY DUBOIS, CLARA DUCHESNE, ALLEN N , i- , 'E' f 4 7 .F I' , -F54 Ax F :nn M ,- f- LA F.. :f ., .., 5 ' 'Q' 7 f f 4 . . 'ff A - :EJEIAII - IIJLITQQ . . , :'ziIIIII'. A v -, fjrnggix I ,f - ma- I' ' A ' 'f,!i'?if5:eSwRF 3 Q -v JIT' C I D 'sa 'FTP 4-Q .rf sl, -A H -'TI M A4 GALVAN, RON GANDY, SUE GENTE, JAMES GLDVENGO, JOE GLASS, DUTCH GDDDYEAR, DAVID GOTCHER, LINDA GRANTHAM, PEGGY GRIMES, JERRY GUICE, JOE HADESTY, DOLLY HAMILTON, CAROL HANSON, LARRY HARDAWAY, JOEL HARDIGREE, BRENDA HARDJNG, HERBERT HARLOW, FRANK HARR, JERRY vw- wav V Y Q-f HARRINGTON, BETTY HARRIS, CLEO HARTLEY, JOE HAUCK, JAMES HAWKES, WILLIAM HAWKINS, NANCY SUE HAWKINS, SUSIE HAWKINS, WAYNE HAYNES, ANNIE MAE HEIMER, ALLEN HEMPERLY, ALICE HENDERSON, -ALLEN HENDERSON, FLORENCE HENDERSON, JAMES HESS, MICHAEL HICKMAN, VIRGINIA HIGHTOWER, DRUCI HIGHTOWER, SUSAN HILL, GORDON HILL, JEANIE HILL, MARILYN HOBAUGH, STEPHEN HOBSON, WYMAN HOFFMAN, HAROLD l JOHNSON, ROY JOHNSON, STEVE JOYNER, MICHEAL KELLY, BILLIE JO KEMPER, HARVEY KILES, CECIL KING, PATSY KIRKLAND, JACQUELINE KITCHENS, GARY M. KLIMPEL, CLAUDIA KNOX, ALBERT KOLB, JERRY KRAESZIG, CHUCK KRousE, GERALD KUNZE, KAREN LACEFIELD, ROSALIE LANCLOS, PAT LATTIER, RANDY LAWRENCE, ALECIA LAWRENCE, RAMONA LEASK, DIANE LEE, MARY ANN LEFLER, RANDAL LEGGET, BOBBY Sophomores '0'.v T7 fu -.-v HOGGARD, PEGGY HOLLEY, MARY ANN HOLMES, SHIRLEY HOUSTON, CLARA HOWARD, RUSSELL HUBBARD, GAYLE HUCKABAY, BENNY SUE HUCKABAY, DON HUCKABEE, TERASA ANN HUMPHREY, MARTHA HUFF, GAY HUNKINS, MIKE HUNN, JUDY ISSACKS, DARLYENN JACKSON, RICHEY JEFFERS, CAROLE JENNINGS, JOHN JOHNSON, MEREDITH wif sf.-W 19 Liu. , 'S '44 ar iv if i ff r X fi W. wig Q? fm ,uf n in me Q 'E 1 .J jgfzfrf' if K V-H ,sf 'sf ig? 131955 !pUlI1 wif? .- 'Zi 9' M V149 Q 3' 'H' 'AL if'-Q 'iv vi 9,5 uw' I I .W A-v W ..- PARKER, MICHAEL PARKER, NAOMI PARSONS, EDWARD PARTAIN, SHIRLEY PATTERSON, NIKKI PEARSON, DAVID PECANTY, SHELLIE PERKINS, MELTON PETERS, MARTHA PETRUS, PETE PILKINGTON, RODDY POWELL, DON PROvENzANO, JOANNE RALEY, BILLIE RUTH RAPE, MARK REDLNO, DICK REDD, WAYNE REINOSKI, ROGERS RESTER, LARRY RILEY, PAM RIVERS, FRANK ROBERTS, LINDA ROBERTS, PATRICIA ROEMER, MARGARET 33. fs, ww'- V-r'f Q-A-7 SOphOmOres 4-v 11 , . - L MURRAY, JOHNNY MUSGRAVE, GARY MUSTIN, BOBBY NALER, JAMIE NEELY, DAVID NELSON, DARLENE NELSON, GEORGIA NEW, NANCY LEE NEWMAN, SANDY NICHOLS, RALPH Nix, RANDOLPH NORMAN, JERALDINE OGLESBY, CAROLYN OFFUTT, RUSSEL O'NEAL, REBECCA CAROL OWEN, ANN PALMER, CHARLES PARKER, CORLISS 34 Tr--v , C X T , 34? n .2 55'- af .. ., r I Y- E I 'ff' ' ui 11 T 1- ,6 ,E . 'T 1 , J ' J fI 'w 'II II EI L 1 D ff 415 -ff Q..- -v' 67 ROSENKRANG, JACK ROUBIEU, VICKI ROWLEY, RALPH SANDERS, MARTHA SANDERS, VICKI SCHETLAR, CARLENE SCHIEFERLE, MARY SCHLEGEL, DENNIS SCHULAR, TOMMY SEEGARS, BILLY SERIO, SARAH SHELTON, MARCIA SHELTON, WAYNE SHEWMAKE, RAYMOND SHIELDS, BARBARA SIMPSON, SUSAN SLAUGHTER, SHERRY SMELLIE, RALPH 'C' V' Q... .fx nf -r--v' SMELLIE, ROLAND SMITH, JERRY SMITH, KIRK SMITH, REGINA SMITHSON, JAMES SMYRNI, RALPH SNEAD, ANN SORRELLS, LINDA SPAIN, JUDY SPARKS, BRENDA SPATARO, CHARLES SPILLERS, PAULA SPURGEON, SANDRA KAY STECHA, GAYLE STENGLE, CALVIN STEWART, JOHN STINSON, DANA STOBAUGH, ANDY STREETER, MARION STRINGER, ANNA EAYE STRUBLE, HARLAN STUDLEY, PAUL SULLIVAN, SANDRA SUMMERLIN, CLAUDE , 1:- 'T ,Ffx on R , I x...,, E, WATSON, SANDRA WEATHERSBY, EDDIE WEBB, RICHARD WEBB, TED WEEKS, LYNETTE WELCH, TOMMIE WENDLING, SKIPPY WHITACRE, GAIL WHITAKER, MERRY WHITEMAN, LINDA WHITMORE, DENNIS WHITTINGTON, COMPTON WILHELM, JANET WILLIAMS, BROCK WILSON, GUY WITT, MARY ALICE WOMACK, FLOYD WOOD, DONNA WOODLING, TOM WOOSTER, LARRY WRIGHT, CURTIS YEAGER, JUDY YOUNG, BRENT YOUNG, .IIMMIE ri P ff- ., ,f V- if K' 35 -' '-., . , REM? W W ww f: A - '. x - . f I SWEARENGIN, CHERYL TEDDER, STEVE TERHUNE, DARYL B. TOBIAS, VERNON TORADE, JEANNE TOWNSEND, JUDY TRAYLOR, BENNY TUCKER, CLARA LOU TYNES, JIMMIE RUTH TYSON, ANN VALLERY, FRANK VANDER VEN, SHARON VASQVEZ, LEWIS WALKER, RUTH WALKER, WAYNE WARNER, CLIFFORD WARNER, DEBORAH WATSON, EUGENE 17 'TV e 1: -Vl- AE M- --ww? I ' ug f ,- x I - E f 5.5: CA l 1:::w '::: l . :Izx '- 2 K sig X I .xzgr sszf, -v.!, .. .. .. lu' ,:g. fa La Mr. Maxwell shows Bill McClung how to use the voting machine. I fkf Freshmen BARTLETT, TOM BREZELL, LEEMAN FESTERVAN, RONALD JACKSON, EDDIE KRUITHOF, JERRY MCDONALD, CHARLES MCGEE, JOHN Back to the ole grind. Experience is rhe best teacher. David Ewing receives award for outstanding work in Science. National Mathematics Contest Winner, Thomas Harr, is presented award. J 1 i Q. 1 1 Eddie Braswell is awarded the Junior Hi-Y Sportsmanship trophy. Deserving Students Awarded Honors Bubba Spataro receives Key Club Best All Round Athlete trophy is pre- Service Award from Eddie Bras- sented to Dennis Kile. well. nfl at Judy Lawrence presents Best Thespian Gary Ricketts and Dale Rogers. award Features I ff' ,- W.- .-.4 '-v CECILE BASS CAROLYN MILEY .440 ' 3. 1 Asus. SUSAN ALLEN JANN FOLSOM ANDRA HEWITT 'gfnfv -1 8: .5 53 73. 1 ,QQ Htl-giv V' Q,-Hy:-i ,Ja f V--. X Y ' Tv Gini' A W, A, ,J 1 4'- 5 - - 11 v V, - , - 4 n 11,2-K A ' 9, M XX! fs AG- , ff - ' Q. if 51 'J '. WL .,v,,f , If' 1 ' , K x V Qt f .2 gs - 1' ,i V' ' 4 A 4- 1 1 .2 V Ei , . 5 f . . G ilk lf! gf fi .21 , ,- f, . A If ' 6' lf s - , h :Z ' ' 'ft ' .' X . x 'A1,4 , , Wk QM, .Assy 'WS :Af Q in ...X n f , x'41'F'E7 9-1-X . 'Q ,gy 6 v Q I 7 ., v. nf' 1 I,Q I: ' A it I wt. ' . .AQ LL.:-A-.. ' 'Q I -Q V K.. , VK, rn 'ii ' , M.: .1 in 4' ima 'Y-,. 7'L',A jig-1-,V ,,,,g-W-f '1 415 - Q- f ' V ihlhfx , .,. -X fig Q lp, -X I .A.eM f'i ' Plugs 1 H Q ' M, , Q... A '. rn-. We jg! Lf, Q. Hum .4 ' tk 1 .- Wg. 'las , my 1 '. 11.w.' B592 .:. fildilh if-, 'f'v' 'Win .1 I '95, 'a- f. Q , .HG 1 ...-' ,'. H Q. Z E ' .. bg N I -yn 174- 5, S. -K ns. 4' , + - .-'u-gr' ' . + ' K,,g,.f'l3 - 2, . A ,dr :J wwf. 1 1' ' Q ' nl , . ..- 1 1- s a. U Z if J t f .K1 5 F l f ..f 5 .-u f W. .J Eff' LW. -W 4 I2 I A ly 1 f I v Wi E 5 r 'N FRANK CAMPISI REBECCA ADAIR ,, 5 ms.- 'hx 'ix DON BAKER MARY ANN TUMINELLO Qoplwmow Fawofdtes DON COPE ANN M CRAW Bossa-W-Webstefu FaifuPwLcess N1 . in 2, x fri 1 Basketball Qwwtkewvt Homecoming Choices ,HZ Queen Susan Allen escorted by Robbie Hucklebridge Football Sweetheart, Annie Hamley, escorted by Archie Wilson, and Band Sweetheart, Betty Carter, escorted by Bill McClung. 'ff sw -sr 14' 4' ,ml SENIOR MAIDS: Frances Demler, escorted by Tommy Mitchell and Thomas Harr Linda Vaughn, escorted by Richard Enis and Eddie Fitzgerald. JUNIOR MAIDS: Sarah Page McCranie, escorted by Pat Vaughn and Jimmy Har- ristg Judith Hill, escorted by Dennis Kile and Mike Bryant. 53, .L 5.-IJ' .fluff W. 4- A I . K 4 4 'O QQ '3T..aS: ' ' ,. , - ' ' ,- va-4? Q , if , I , -1 , ,L -fs L 'cs ff, ,Qi 1,,,! -' ,kg 41, 1 D .Mx 'M Qs' 714 k-?:451-yvg 'f W ,-5-34, f Q' A , vw.gE,.j,. -, . , x-in-A-v,.'N, JI,-.4,.'b .. 4 -X, .1 .112 -,fr '+ -. ' ' ' 5' Ztf..1i::1, 'if- ' au, 1 w - A , ,M 9 . ' ' i it 1545. A W:-,. bf N V 1 ,.,,' 0 ,A 'Fl TB M A Q ui AJR my . fx ..I,,.,M, ,+mE, , 'WSL' 4 E ,lfss U ff. K V, 'fwww 3 6 Q ,HM A - Qu N my -4- -, .gQ4'-f'a- ik ,:.-qi, M, - 4 , , - ,, 1, 3, , X :Sf ,, ',.-- M V X 2 ' X U' fq.,r Q , ff X f, A :J 'ff 0 al' W, JN- , A Y v-if Q5-SL . 3 4' ' - W ff lfrihw 'QVC-y'1.w',,3 ff ' 3 , ' Axtlg ,Q 25-L V kg 4 f- Q52 'A' eiiurbgf Y '4, '- I N I, ' P' 4 K ', f'P + ,gp ,, ' - JJ.. A JN 2 1 , . -if , .J ff f M - , , H - . f R QQ, ,- ., 4 7 5, ' ff -Q P A 1 ' ,4 f E 53 -3 M x ,lm M A. ,. w M ' W A , wg 7,-'Rm . . V A W, vo A.f v m.- W . - 'fs ' -1... v', v if v Q 1 1,, 'jisqfiw Sbyfizf , , ,,-. 4, A' , Activities A f as 1 1- 9 0 af if T ,X ij' K .Q . vii' 1- T wa. Q5 xx if H Wiz' - -75, Fi Q KJ The governing body ot B.H.S. is carried on by four officers, one to tive members at large, a parliamentarian, and representatives from each homeroom. In co-operation with Byrd and Fair Park High Schools, the council plans the annual Youth Week, this year to be held at Byrd High. The Student Council supports many proiects that aid the school. They have worked toward having a Foreign Exchange Student for next year. Other activities include: the publishing of a student directory, co-sponsoring the White Christmas with the Key Club, Student Day, Visi- tation Night, and the Beauty Pageant. They also carry on the election of the student body officers, the Popularity Contest, and the cheerleader elec- tion. Because of its fine and continuous work, the Student Council ot 1959-60 is one that B.H.S. can be duly proud ot. 111 Government 1 I l t l Delegates leave school to attend the state convention Members at Large extend a hearty welcome to B.H.S. New experience for B.H.S. students. i YOUREE JEAN MCCALL A Editor --af vga Anne Scott Teague, Jann Folsom, and Teddy Seyburn select pictures to be used in the Les Memoires. Les Memoires Staff Strives to Make 1960 Book the c'Best,' i fx ,. .- if . JUDITH HILL- Assistant Editor MRS. L. NEAL - Adviser Organization, careful planning, skillful think- ing, and Teamwork are the qualities which make up the annual Les Memoires for Bossier High School and also the qualities you will find among the Les Memoires staff and adviser. Bossier's yearbook staff works as a team with each member preforming their duty, enabling the yearbook to be complete and compact when pre- sented to the student body in the spring. Requirement for staff membership must be a high scholastic average, willingness, cooperation and dependability. The staff as a whole has an im-I portant responsibility and works dutifully to please the student body with each year's annual. Each year delegates from the staff are sent to Baton Rouge, to the convention. The staff benefits saimkk wg 'ml B. Helen Milner, Oliver Milam and Eugene Fitzgerald prepare index for typing. Yearbook photographer, Eugene Fitzgerald, explains to fellow work- ers the operation of the camera. Mrs. Neal and Editor, Youree Jean Mc- Call stop for a breather. by this convention because it enables them to learn new ideas from other school annuals throughout the state, and also gives them the chance to have the Les Memoires presented, rated, and sent back to the staff with improvements and corrections which will help make a better book in the coming year. Youree Jean McCall gives tips to tuture editor, Judith Hill. gs From year to year the members of the Les Nlemoires vary slightly and sometimes widely clue to graduation. Nevertheless, the members continue to strive for a still better book than be- fore. In this way the Les Memoires has ancl will continue to grovv and be a better book with each coming year. 1 I , 'Inf' 2.24--, -L 1 new . 4? Donna Love and Oliver Milam tabulate the yearbook receipts. Jimmie Ann Matheny and Anne Scott Teague type layouts with the onlooking critics Teddy Seyburn and Glynna Manis, X . D ,a Youree .lean McCall explains to Helen Milner and Jimmie Ann Matheny the process of making a layout. Being a member of the Quill and Scroll is a very high achievement to members of the Bearfacts and Les Memoires staffs at B.H.S. It promotes higher standards of iournalism in high school publications. To be eligible, the student must be a iunior or senior, in the upper third of his class scholastically and recommended by the adviser of the organ- ization to which he belongs. The advisers, Mrs. Neal and Mrs. Stamper, keep accurate records and carefully select the students who are to belong to the club. The students on the Bearfacts and Les Memoires staffs strive to maintain their high scholastic average so they may become a member of the Quill and Scroll. In February, the new members are notified of their acceptance into the club. An initia- tion ceremony is held in the spring to present them their pins and membership cards. Donna Love, Youree Jean McCall, and Jimmie Ann Matheny review Quill and Scroll code. Quill and Scroll Prepares Future Journalist FIRST ROW: Jackie Dyer, Jeanette Bader, Margaret Murphy, Judith Hill, Gayle Crawford, Jean Jones, Youree Jean McCall, SECOND ROW: Helen Milner, Carolyn Lee, Charlotte Lawson, Margrit Doring, Lou Collins, Donna Love, Jimmie Ann Matheny, Eugene Fitzgerald. THIRD ROW: Oliver Milam, Marshall Oglesby, Teddy Seyburn, Mrs. Stamper, Mrs. Neal, Advisers, Kay Goss, Linda Speelman, Jack Duncan. yi' tv Qt-at ,l lllr wislt luv. rwniflgs1qr'r' 0 Bearfaets Develops A grafts. , , J 2 Wntmg Talents -'J l an Promoting Christmas spirit at B.H.S. wg , .J Compromising in its efforts to bring the stu- dent body a notable newspaper, the editors and staff of the Bear Facts have endorsed many dif- ferent changes. The Bear Facts is published only once a month and is six to eight pages. ln pre- vious years the high school newspaper was printed twice a month and was only four pages. The body of the Bear Facts was changed to a great extent. Down-style heading was used for the first time this year along with a variety of different heads for organized features. Several members of the newspaper staff at- tended the annual Louisiana Scholastic Press Asso- ciation conference in Baton Rouge last October. Bossier served as vice-president of this organiza- tion during its session. Several new members from the Bear Facts were initiated into the Quill and Scroll Society. Mrs. Starnper, faculty adviser, was indeed a tremendous aid in developing the school news- paper. Bear Facts members review recent edition. Qs xx ago nf' t , N kr f Band Receives Standing vation .1 ,few Qs it f' if Sv, 5 Practice makes perfect. FIRST ROW: Gwen Baker, Dyrenda Cox, Sandra Grant, Edith Smith, Gale Allums, Mary Jo Piazza, Marian Streeter. SECOND ROW: Katherine LeCroy, Jack Duncan, Alvin Wilkinson, Cleisie Ann Adams, Carolyn Scorsone, Teddy Seyburn, Edith Seyburn, Judith Hill, James Bohata, Diane Lombardino, Marilyn Hill, Frances Maples, Jerry O'Dell. THIRD ROW: Mary Broch, Carol Jeffers, Barbara Hamm, Karen Cathey, Rosalie Lacefield, Wanda Perkins, Emily Cater, Ansel Crisp, Janet DeField, Sandra Curry, Joel Anderson, Dorothy Dickson, Regina Smith, Rebecca Adair, Ellen Banfield, Pat Dean. FOURTH ROW: Janie Barmore, Jimmie Ruth Tynes, Glenda Hightower, Royce Ad- cock, Carolyn Lee, Glenda Bounds, Brock Williams, Scotty Teague, Tommy Welch, Judy Braswell, Bobby Jackson, Tom Woodling, Joe Stultz, Janiece Jones, Hunter Foreman, Step- hanie James, Larry Smith, Linda Sermons, Dana Stinson, Charlene Campisi, Coke Bean, Leroy Marsh. FIFTH ROW: Burley Phillips, Allen Duchesne, Mike Roberts, Charles Vann, Timothy Crawford, Jerry Butler, Donnie Lewis, Raymond Cole, Gerald Krouse, Wendall McClure, Tommy Brandon, Arthur Ury, Harlan Struble, Don Ella Clark, Betty Jo Barr, Betty Carter, Martha Humphrey, Elaine Simmons. SIXTH ROW: Wayne Hawkins, Charles Brown, Martha Stinson, Latissia Mc- Cranie, Calvin Joyner, Dwight Clamp, Kay Bass, Carolyn Klein, Sarah Frances Lyons, Lonnie Willis, Mike Armour, Tommy Schuler, Philip Fairchild, Bruce Humphrey, Ronald Taylor. at Su gat Bowl .. 3. Director Q The T959-60 Bossier High Band, under the direction of Kenneth L. Green and assistant Frank Hess, had an exciting and eventful year. The Lions International Parade in New York City on June 30 was one of the high spots. The band repeated their Miami and San Francisco triumphs and again took first place in the competitive parade. The trip itself was filled with many fine opportunities for picture taking and sight-seeing. For fun and relaxation, the two day stay in Atlantic City was tops. The real high point of the year came on January l, l96O. The band performed a six minute half-time show at the Sugar Bowl game. The spontaneous national acclaim the band received far exceeded Mr. Green's expectations. The Sugar Bowl committee stated: the Bossier High Band performance was the best witnessed in the 26 years of Sugar Bowl History. The band continued its winning ways during the season in the State marching and playing contests and are eagerly looking forward to another year of competition and shows. FRANK HESS Assistant Director I0l E.H.S. MAJORETTES: Karen G MARY ELLEN BANFIELD KAREN CATHEY Drum Maior Assistant Drum Major Cathey, Berfy Carter, Pat Dean, Mary Ellen Banfield, Teddy Seyburn, Dana Siinson, Regina Smhh, Wanda Perkins. -T- Band Lieutenants: Leroy Marsh, Arthur Ury, Rebecca Adair, Donnie Lewis, Band Captain, Tommy Welch, Karen Cathey, Judith Hill. Sugar Bowl festivities were enioyed by all. Judy Hill performs as fellow band members listen Mr. Hess helps Edith Seyburn and Carolyn Scorsone solve their clarinet problem. 7- WV, .M mug. .us MS nv-J 'E S Senior members shown here are Jackie Dyer, Carol Parks, Edith Seyburng stand- in Janet DeField Carol n Lee Paula S encer Miss McKnight shows her excitement over the occasion 91 1 Y I P - to onlooking parents. Members and s ' f gi. their families enioy refreshments after the ceremony. 4 1' til ' Jimmie Ann Matheny, Youree Jean McCall, Margrii Doring, Charles Roemer, Jack Duncan, and Richard Enis display society emblem. s-J ga it i S r S FIRST ROW: Linda Guyton, Darlene Whiteman, Becky Thomas, Marsha Hogan, Priscilla Morrow, Gloria Drinnon, Criss Gilbert, Juanita Carter, Loree Johnson, Norma Dee Murphy, Virginia Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Robbie Pardue, Cecile Bass, Judy Wyatt, Rosanna Willis, Carol Bostic, June Wilhelm, Linda Scogins,'Mary Ann Touch- stone, Dianne Lowery, Barbara McGee, Pat Almond, THIRD ROW: Patricia Fox, Linda Stengel, Barbara Burniston, Ramona Lawrence, Cathy Pope, Natalie Palarni, Ann Galloway, Gary Piper, Ann West, Elizabeth Monson, Sheeda Reeves. FOURTH ROW: Marie Reeves, Randy Chandler, Lea Buttrey, Kay Tharp, Mike Sapp, Robert Young, Paul Quigley, Larry Miller, Milton Nix, Bob Hollenshead, Joe Jimes, Denny Womack, Roger Carter. Choir Exhibits First- ate Under the direction of Mrs. Cantrell, the Bos- sier Choir contributed its services to many organ- X izations and occasions throughout the year. '..- Preparation and hard work are put into mak- ing an excellent choir as the one at Bossier. The hardest preparation tor the choir is dis- played when the choir prepares themselves for the Annual Music Festival in Natchitoches during the spring. One ot the greatest honors which may be be- stowed upon a choir member is that of being selected to attend the All-State Choir convention in Bunkie, Louisiana. Selected to attend the con- vention this year were: Loree Johnson, Milton Nix, Criss Gilbert, Dwayne Stephenson and Larry Miller. OFFICERS PRISCILLA MORROW C President LOREE JOHNSON - .A,,. . Vice-President VIRGINA HAMILTON Secretary Musical Abilit All-State Choir delegates rehearse number for convention FIRST ROW: Patsy Liner, Mary Compton, Martha Raines, Dixie Young, Anne Sorenson, Celia Ford, Louise Smith, Anita Milam, Brenda Ward. SECOND ROW: Becky Moon, Pat Anderson, Elizabeth Connella, Susan White, Mary Schieferle, Kathy Hilderman, Joy Bell, May Nix, Sharon Smith, Sandy Newman, Patricia Boggs, Mrs. Cantrell. THIRD ROW: Sarah Serio, Nancy Sibley, Jimmy Knowles, Donnie Shelton, Bill Hall, Jimmy Starks, Dan Halbert, Don Thrower, Carol Hamilton, Catherine Collier. S 4 sw Q. o C W U CD ro Kats and Cheerleaders 5.1 iz A' l Q 2 l 1 .....A,-...Q, 1 ' ' ii . ,5 2 , , s 5 1 i 4 1 y r 1 l , Bearkats: Pam Bolding, Judy Nichols, FlRST ROW: Kathy l.owe, Nancy Griffin, Cecilia Lono, Pat Seabaugh, Sandra Shahan, Annie Hamley, Beverly Boone, Carolyn Rowe, Gracie Moseley, Rebecca Thomas, Kaye Myers, Sandra Whittington, Sarah Page McCranie. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Tatum, Adviser: Doris Bagley, Carol Parks, Sandra Fleming, Coyia Wilson, Marcia McGee, Cecile Haynes, Linda Foster, Theresa Curry, Betty Johnson, Vicki Schoolcraft, Sheila Procell, Jackie Bennett, Sarah Barrett. THIRD ROW: Barbara Pearsons, Gayle Crawford, Jackie D er, S ' H k' J d' G d Sh V d Ven, Barbara Buck, Carolyn Ferris, Eloise Hardina, Doris Jones, Sunny Lynch. FOURTH ROW: Patsy King, Panda Anita Milam Clair Allums Bobbette Keith .lerr Grimes 1 I 1 Y I FIFTH ROW: Ruby Brooks, Clair Lou Tucker, Susan Ewick Linda Hyland, Darlene Nelson, Linda Speelman, Martha ery, Kay Goss. Members make posters to boost school spirit. y USIE BW IHS, U I VEETIWOO , BVOT1 BFI EV Wisdom, Lou Collins, Mary Ann Tuminello, Pat Roberts, Carolyn Brooks, Carol Langley, June Wilhelm, Betty Archer, Darlynn lssacks, Linda Scogins, Gayle Revels, Donna Singleton, Judy Young. , Anne Sorenson, Marcie Wilson, Sharon Caudle, Bobbie Bennett, Crow, Madonna Bigelow, Vicki Sanders, Sally Gibson, Ann Low- .K 7,2 Although the Pep Kats is a comparatively new organization, it is certainly one of the most suc- cessful at Bossier High School. The Pep Squad is composed of about one- hundred girls. It is divided into four small squads each composed of twenty-five,girls with a squad leader. The squad leaders give five merit points to the girls at each meeting, practice sessions, and ball games. Merit points are given for promptness, conduct, attendance, appearance of the uniform and co-operation with squad leaders and fellow Pep Kats. The Pep Squad attended both out of town games and home games. The chartered buses for the out of town games, were paid for by cake sales, the sale of Bearkat pins, and many other worthy protects. At the end of the year an award is given for the most spirited Pep Kat. Promote School Spirit One of the highest honors that a girl can re- ceive is to be elected to the position ot cheer- leader. The present cheerleaders were elected at the close ot the last school year. All are previous Pep Kat members and were elected by the stu- dent body. Last summer the cheerleaders attended a cheer- leader school held in Huntsville, Texas, at Texas State Teacher's College. The school was attended by other cheerleaders from Colorado, Texas, Louisiana, and many other parts ot the United States. Competition was held among these cheer- leaders each day. ln this competition the Bossier High cheerleaders ranked first. The cheerleaders are in charge of our pep meetings and have done a tine iob boosting our school spirit. 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A ' ' 1 S FIRST ROW: Jann Folsom, Marsha Pratt, Judy Hill, Margaret Murphy Sarah Lyons Joe Averett Carolyn Lee Sharon Vanderven, Rosalie Lacefield, Charlene Campisi, Carolyn Miley SECOND ROW Jackie Dyer Susan Allen Sandra Grant Dana Long, Pam Bolding, Mary Touchstone, Miss Jaynes Adviser Judi Greenwood Carolyn Jones Camille Swanson Mere dith Johnson, Sally Gibson, THIRD ROW: Anne Sorenson Hayes McCraw Ellen Bantield Wayne Hawkins Marshall Oglesby Jerry Mason, Bill Toland, Bobbett Keith, Jane Barr Dorothy Dickson Aaron Beam Susan Elrod Thespians Stimulate Interest in Acting Our National Thespian Society, Cast 1514, is celebrating its fifth year at Bossier High. The original charter group had fifteen members and at the present it has forty members. The purpose of the National Thespian Society is to acquaint its members with production methods and theatrical techniques, and for each member to play a part in or work in the produc- tion of a play. Miss Charlotte Jaynes and Miss Hilda Man- chester are the advisers. This is Miss Manchester's first year to help with the Thespians. The Thespians have attended several of the Shreveport Little Theatre's dress rehearsals by invitation of Mr. John Wray Young. In apprecia- tion for the invitations, the Thespians presented Mr. and Mrs. Young with an honorary member- ship in the National Thespians Society. ,QW-iii '- .., 3' J ,, E, X J , t A ' ,iuiiip f. 'f , X ,V ..,-,4 . V 1' 455 . f . f , '. . X ,Q ' . '--fm' -1 A.,,,, . Hgffuii- 5. 'X ,xf iww M-5 5' ff-,J Q. Y ' Hsi n 4' if .ig f1f1':Q-.:::.- 1. '-3:'1,g.1 , . - f , -3. Q10 vm -, , ':. x ', 'nz 4.5235 MW ,A 5!51,3f'i- K. K, Q V , ,,: x,n,.,.L X4 Wy. X M., .hw x, fy K WX. f V. 4 5Z5 .:'2' fl - fi 1,55 -- ' ii iffniwfla Q 'gig' V ' 1 Jw' qa wwf' W 2' ' ' K. 'fff Lf 3fA5,ggf'l,t ' M 45g 4 , 3 J - ,f:Jrn::f' Jill V -' I M ' .jugffg J' ' 1 lC'AEvw+ Y ' mg.'i:'? ' g71:,..'z ' ?fm,3'f'7i v' 1,33 A: 4 f Q Q .1 gf? Ui! 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FlRST ROW: Edward Parsons, Eddie Fitzgerald, Richard Enis, Mike Bryant, Archie Wilson, Jimmy Coleman, Robbie Hucklebridge, Thomas Harr, Jim Shutt, Richard Berlitz, Coaches Maxwell, Birtman and Thompson. SECOND ROW: Coach McHalffey, Ricky Lott, Jimmy Harrist, Ken Birt- man, Sonny Spataro, Bob Pendarvis, George Deacon, Pat Lanclos, Nolen Cox, Buz Bussey, Tommy Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Coach Murry, Bob Ap- gar, Rogers Reinowski, Wayne Shel- ton, Tommie Cook, David Montgom- ery, James Boles, Dennis Kile, Bill McClung, Pete Hendon, Tommy Tay- lor. FOURTH ROW: Larry Rester, Bruce Humphrey, Burley Phillips, Raymond Shewmake, Douglas Sch- roeder, Don Cope, Lee Waller, Doyle Beckham, Johnny Perkins, Bill Alley, C. L. Madden, James Farrar, Pat Vaughn. MANAGERS: Kenneth Babin, Milton Nix, Randy Nix, Harold Addy, and Gary Patrick. ..-o, 'ik District Champions SM YZF. . W . rv f - 1 95 nf. II7 in H! ROBBlE l'lUCKLEBRlDGE TACKLE All-City, All-District All-State Q, A . .36 '.2,-,,.:4,j4-- - . Q52 r YT Ai 51 v Ai ,f 2 . BILL McCLUNG Bearkats March to State Semifinals The T959 football season was an interesting one for Bossier fans. Although the Bearkats posted a not-too-impressive 6-5-l record, they won the District l-AAA championship and marched to the state semifinals before losing to eventual state king, lstrouma, 27-12, in a hard-fought game at Baton Rouge. Head coach Bill Maxwell and assistants Chuck Birtman, Bobby Ray McHalffey, Joe Murry, and Neal Thompson used a small nucleus of veterans and inspired play of iuniors and sophomores to add another successful campaign to the B.H.S. record. When the firing was over, 230-pound tackle-fullback Robbie Huckle- bridge was named to the Class AAA all-state team and guard Richard Enis and halfback Bill NlcClung were avvarded second-team berths. Hucklebridge, Enis, McClung, and center Archie Wilson made the all- district and all-city teams and tackle-end Thomas Harr joined that quartet on The Times' All-City team. Fumbles and other offensive mistakes hurt the Bearkats all season, especially early in the campaign. Bossier carried a poor 2-4-l record into its crucial district game with Fair Park, but the Bearkats won that one easily. HALFBACK All-City, All-District All-State, Second Team A , .!,,f,2+??:sci-1:32 iw nb xtikv. 'ff . EDDIE FITZGERALD Tommie Cook picks up yardage for Bearkats. Tommy Taylor speeds around defenseless Haynesville player. Bossier - 20 St. Johns - 6 The Bearkats opened The season at home with a 2O-6 victory over a fired-up St. John's Blue Flyer team. The 'Kats gained 402 yards against The outmanned Flyers. McClung gained 180 yards in 21 carries and quarterback Dennis Kile scored twice on runs of 92 and one yards. McClung scored the other TD and Hucklebridge kicked Two extra points. The Flyers trailed only 13-6 aT halftime, Thanks to a 16-yard Touchdown pass from Tim Nliciotto to end Don Clark. Bossier - 7 North Caddo - 7 The Bearkats, playing at home again, needed an 80-yard Touch- down drive in The fourth quarter to tie the Rebels from North Caddo. Although Bossier gained 340 yards and owned a 22-7 edge in first downs, 10 fumbles nearly wrecked the Bearkats. Tommy Taylor went five yards for the touchdown and bulled across for the tying extra point with 2:22 left in the game. Kenny Tidwell's 67-yard run and Ronny Loyd's conversion had given North Caddo a 7-O lead. Hucklebridge, Enis and Wilson were top hands on defense. McClung gained 144 yards in 23 carries, Taylor added 137 in 17 lugs. Bossier - 6 Minden - 19 Minden fullback Bobby Ashley's one-man show stunned the 'Kats, 19-6, in this annual grudge battle at Bossier City. Ashley scored all three Tide TD's - one on a 95-yard kickoff return - and gained 140 yards in 15 efforts. David Lee kicked one extra point for Minden. Bill Alley, who gained 116 yards in 15 carries, set up Bossier's score with a 41-yard dash and then scored on a one-yard plunge to give the 'Kats an early 6-0 lead. Once again the Bearkats outgained their foe and made more first downs. RICHARD ENIS GUARD All-City, All-District All-State, Second Team 13 .., N I ARCHIE WILSON CENTER All-City, All-District HOMAS HARR TACKLE JIMMY HARRIST END DENNIS KI LE QUARTERBACK EDWARD PARSONS TACKLE Bossier - 28 Bastrop - 13 The 'Kats bounced back from the Minden loss to stagger Bastrop, 28-I3, in their District I-AAA opener at Memorial Stadium. Pete Hendon, Larry Rester, and Ricky Lott were line stars for Bossier. Taylor, Alley, Tommy Cook, and McClung scored TD's, McClung on a 90-yard fumble return, Taylor notched two extra points and Kile and Alley one each. Jerry Hollis and Charles Magee scored for the Rams, and Charles Burks kicked two extra points, Bossier - O Byrd - 14 Byrd's tired-up Yellow Jackets used a rugged defense and the running ot Tommy Gay and Tex Williamson to delay Bossier's title- bound 'Kats, I4-O, at Memorial Stadium. Gay went 34 yards for one Jacket score and Jackie Beason lunged tour yards for another. Charles Beach converted twice. The Bearkats threatened throughout the fourth period, but couldn't score, Bossier - 6 Springhill - 14 The slumping 'Kats went to Springhill in their first road outing and dropped a I4-6 decision to the Lumberiacks. The flu-weakened Bearkats lost three fumbles deep in Springhill territory and lost despite outgaining the hosts. Lonnie Park and Jimmy Lawrence teamed on an 83-yard pass play and Mac Garrett ran 23 yards for 'Jack TDs. Robert Malone converted twice. Kile sneaked tor the Bossier touch- down in the last period. Q F2 Full speed ahead for Dennis Kile. Robbie Hucklebridge and Dennis Kile stop Haynesville player. Bossier - 7 Lake Charles - 32 The battered Bearkats reached their season low point at Lake Charles, suffering a 32-7 lacing at the hand of the defending state AAA champs. S-parked by backs Danny LeBlanc and Fred Runte and end Charles Nash, who caught a pair of touchdown passes, the Wildcats took command early and dominated play throughout. The penalty-plagued 'Kats, playing without ace guard Enis, scored in the second half on McClung's five-yard romp. Bossier - 21 Fair Park - 7 Hucklebridge was moved to fullback for the important Fair Park game and the 230-pound blaster sparked the 'Kats to a 21-7 triumph. The 'Kats drove 94 yards for a fourth-quarter score which sewed up their first win over the Indians since l955. McClung went 54 yards for one score, Alley galloped 67 for another and Hucklebridge bulled one yard for the third. Alley scored one extra point, Huckle- bridge two. Billy Vice's one-yard lunge and extra point put the Tribe ahead 7-O in the first period and the passing of Donnie Carroll gave 'Kat partisans several anxious moments the rest of the way. Quarter- backs Kile and Raymond Shewmake, and linemen Eddie Fitzgerald and Rodney Bell were other Bearkat heroes. PETE HENDON END RICHARD BERLITZ END rx. P.. . Q ,.. . .., '72 Ji: ,V t '9 ull r BILL ALLEY HALFBACK Bossier - 21 West Monroe - 0 The resurgent Bearkats delighted a shivering Homecoming crowd by crushing West Monroe, 21-0, and moving into title contention, A great defense, led by Thomas Harr, Bob Pendarvis and James Harrist, kept the Rebels from threatening while the 'Kat backs were amassing 350 yards and getting 17 first downs. l-lucklebridge rambled for 121 yards in 15 romps and McClung added 106 in 17 carries. Kile scored on a 23-yard bootleg move and McClung scored on runs of one and six yards. McClung, Hucklebridge and C. L, Madden added extra points as Bossier cleared the decks for its district title battle with Ouachita. Bossier - 26 Ouachita - 6 Bossier wrapped up the 1-AAA flag with a one-sided 26-6 decision over Ouachita in the rain and mud at Monroe. l-lucklebridge, running like a tank, annihilated the lighter Lion forward wall with 183 yards in 19 carries and McClung added 129 in 16 charges. Ted Smith gave the Lions a 6-O lead with a four-yard TD run in the first quarter but Kile's five-yard blast knotted it at halftime, 6-6. Hucklebridge pounded 60 yards for the go-ahead score on the first play of the third period and McClung and Alley scored later on runs of 3 and 13 yards, respectively. Hucklebridge and Cook added extra points to complete the scoring. A great defense choked Ouachita after its first-quarter drive, Bossier - 13 Haynesville - 6 The Bearkats returned home and shattered 1-laynesville's three- year iinx with a 13-6 triumph, but it took a pair of fourth-period touchdowns to stop the fired-up Tornado. Taylor scored all 13 points and gained 96 yards in 12 carries to pace the offense. Talmadge Nixs' TD enabled the Tors to lead 6-O until three minutes were gone in the fourth quarter. An intercepted pass by Bill Alley fouls a Byrd touchdown attempt Bossier - 12 Istrouma - 27 The 'Kats turned in their best effort of the season in the semi- - M final game at Baton Rouge, bovving to Istrouma 27-12 after having the Indians on the ropes early in the fourth quarter. Eight fumbles and a blocked punt ruined Bossier's state championship dreams, but the great defensive play of Enis, Fitzgerald and Kile and the running of Hucklebridge and McClung gave Istrouma its hardest game of the season against a Louisiana team. All-state halfback Donnie Cotten scored Istrouma touchdowns on runs of 59, 30 and five yards and Gene Achord added another on a tvvo-yard slant. Jack Webb con- verted three times. McClung Went 19 yards for one Bossier tally and Huclclebridge went tvvo yards for the other. Alley's dazzling 46-yard punt return set up the first 'Kat touchdown. Bossier trailed only i3-12 and had the ball in Istrouma territory early in the fourth quarter when a blocked punt set up the Indians' vvinning score. Dennis Kile is pulled down by Haynesville player. Bill McClung is finally stopped after making a large gain against North Caddo COACHES JOHN MCCONATHY AND NEAL THOMPSON. 311' gl'll State Champions FIRST ROW: Manager, Carl Wooden, Don Jacobs, Kenneth Young, Dennis Alexander, Eddie Cason, Wendell Ward, Charles Sanders, Herve Zachery, Manager. SECOND ROW: Coach Johnny McConarhy, Tommy Rachel, Max Nix, Cecil Upshaw, Dennis Kile, Donnie Lewis, Coach Neal Thompson. 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V J SEASON'S RECORD WE OPPONENT 51 Springhill 62 North Caddo , 79 Minden 73 North Caddo 61 Shongaloof' 84 CastorM 68 , Ringgoldw 81 Springhill 83 Minden 53 South Oak Cliff 39 Jefferson CDallasD 50 Springhillw' 66 Mindenf' 62 North Caddof' 58 , Ruston , , 68 St. John's 59 Ebardfl' 57 ,North CaddoH 35 Fair Parktt 75 Pleasant Hillff 69 Byrdk ,E , 64 Mindenff 59 ,, Springhillw' 3 71 St. Mary'sM 61,7 ,, Bastropf 63 ,ori Camptiw 57 Mindenw' 58,62 ,oSt. Mary's 58 Natchitochesw' 46, Ouachita' , 62 7 7 St. John's ,E 51 Mindenft 7 67,32 Coushattaw' ,O 50 H Forestw 3 3, 6, 69 3 Fair Parkf ,, 50755555 Y,,,, ,West Monroe , 505, Fair Parka' 55 Ouachita' ,, 69 7 , West Monroe' , or 61 Bastropi' Byrdf 59,3 .,,au, District 1-AAA games THEY 57 , 39 58 49 27 59 ,61 51 58 48 50 44 50 44 50 44 42 30 44 259 7 36 51 2 49 350 3 649 345 51 2 46 46 37 30 31 , ,59 48 47 ,O 37 53 37 , ,,,., 50 347 50 tt Denotes M Denotes Tournam 44511 Cecil Upshaw looks desperately for an outlet. Cecil Upshaw and Max Nix make last attempt to defeat opponents. Surrounded by host of opponents, Donnie Lewis comes to the aid of Upshaw. Probably the best Bossier team in history and one of the greatest high school teams in North Louisiana history - that's what sports writers were saying about the 1959- 60 Bearkat squad after it had compiled a fabulous 37-4 record, nailed down its second straight District l-AAA title, and entered the state playoffs. Coach John CHoundl McConathy's tall, tal- ented aggregation had a remarkable season. The Bearkats won five of the six tournaments they entered, wound up the season ranked No. l in The Shreveport Times' North Lou- isiana cage rating, gained countless all-tourna- ment berths, placed four men on the first two All-City teams, and another on the hon- orable mention list. The Bearkats' all-senior starting unit was composed of 6-6 Cecil Upshaw, 6-5 Max Nix, 6-4 Tommy Rachel, 6-3 Dennis Kile, and 6-2 Donnie Lewis. Upshaw and Kile were All-City first-teamers, Rachel and Nix made the sec- ond team and Lewis headed the honorable mention list. With this tremendous height, the 'Kats gen- erally outrebounded their opposition by whopping margins. They were a sharp-shoot- ing bunch, too, and as a team connected on almost 42 per cent of their shots from the floor. Upshaw had collected 662 points in AO games prior to the playoffs, an average of l6.6 per game. Lewis, the forgotten man, was a fine all-around performer who re- peatedly broke loose for easy layup shots that demoralized the foe. Rachel, cat-quick and versatile for his size, was the finest de- fensive performer in the city. Kenneth Young, also a senior, was a valuable sixth man. Donnie Lewis eyes goal for another basket. 'ii , V 1 i i L , -. wi.. ix , .am X ' ,V . , V- L x I 41 CEC I L UPSHAW Forward Center ,i' Guard Q . its X Xi ,M in 3 N N Q 'sv i 3, 'Mm' ' TOMMY RACHEL Ronny Smith prepares for relays. Coach McHalffey explains iavelin technique to Gene Harbert. Coach Birtman has high hopes for the track k E h ' team this year. He has six returning lettermen in the running events, they are Dennis Kile, . , Tommy Cook, Thomas Harr, Richard Berlitz, Bill Alley, and Douglas Schroeder. In the field events, Robbie Hucklebridge, Tommy Rachel, and John Lenard make up the returning lettermen. ln addition there are some very promising squadmen and transfer students to round out the squad. As the season progresses, the squad should round into shape and be a contender for the l-AAA District title. FIRST ROW: Lewis Grant, Ronny Smith, Bubba Spataro, James Boles, Bill Alley, Ben Williams, Douglas Schroeder. SECOND ROW: John Lenard, Bill McClung, Eddie Fitzgerald, Tommie Cook, Richard Berlitz, Robbie Huckle- bridge, Gene Harbert. THIRD ROW: Coach Birtman, Bob Collinsworth, manager, Bobby Kile, Everett Branyan, Thomas Harr, Tommy Rachel, Dennis Kile, Burbon Anderson, Jim Shutt, manager, Coach McHalffey. 'S David McGowen awaits decisive fly ball. Interest in Baseball Increases at B.H. Bossier's baseball team paced by All-State Cecil Upshaw and All-District Clifford Rowe had an above average season finishing fourth in a rugged l-AAA race. The baseball team ended the season strong by defeating powerful and undefeated Spearsville, Louisiana, by 7-O score to take the Dubach High School tournament. Cecil Upshaw, who hurled for the most part of the season, alternated the pitching chores with Durwood Wilson and David Colvin. Clifford Rowe, Robert Clifton, Kenneth Young, and Cecil Upshaw lead the team in batting with Upshaw ahead with a .323 mark. Bossier's 1960 team should be another strong team with returning lettermen Kenneth Young, Robert Clifton, Cecil Upshaw and Frank Campisi. One of the main reasons for the team's suc- cess was the fine coaching of Dave Steger. FIRST ROW: Ronald Taylor, Kenneth Young, Jimmy Smith, Robert Clifton, Clay Bohanan, Ronny Smith, Frank Campisi, David McGowen, Everett Mullins, Clifford Rowe. SECOND ROW: Coach Steger, Dennis Kille, Eddie Braswell, David Colvin, Cecil Upshaw, Terry Everett, David Montgomery, Durwood Wilson, Jimmy Cooper, Manager. IA 1,:l5f'5, A fr? W ' I fo I, ' 4 I . gi, v fr! i 5 3 I I33 K? f '! .., V4 M. , A H 'H Q Q4 0 f f-Y ,X-wx, ' A , if, x., 213:31 J 'LL xA, W vw , , . R V' , ? ?'mfv .f V ' vf, g f 2 , , 1' 3 ' ... -. Q-if .' ' U 1 ,nf , , A, ,Wg- if ,. 9 Q .- I go 8 G. Ii, 3 XX, 1. 4- s Q. Ny, Organizations Pat Vaughn, David Montgomery, Cecil Upshaw, Charles Roemer, and Jerry Payne tally up receipts for the Kiwanis Christmas tree sales. OFFICERS JERRY PAYNE ,,,, . 7s,7,,,,s,, Asa,,, P resident CECIL UPSHAW , Vice-President PAT VAUGHN ., ,L Secretary DAVID MONTGOMERY , Treasurer MR. RUNDELL Adviser FIRST ROW: Sponsors, Lou Ann Wilson, Sandra Grant, Susan McAllister, Lee Waller, Bill Alley, Mr. Rundell, Adviser, Pat Patrick. THIRD ROW Jerry Payne, Charles Cecl Upshaw, Hunter Doyle Beckham, Larry Smith, Ronald Roemer, C. L. Madden. FOURTH ROW: Foreman, Donald Lewis, James Bohata, Key Club Opens Door to School Service Composing the Key Club, one of Bossier's largest service clubs, are boys who not only have fine leadership qualities but also high academic standings. Under the superb leadership of their adviser, Mr. Rundell, these boys work toward such ob- jectives as developing initiative and leadership, providing experience in living and working to- gether, serving the school and community, co- operation with the school faculty, and in general preparing for a useful citizenship. To mention just a few of the many proiects of the Key Club this year, they sponsored: a very successful breakfast to boost school spirit during football season, co-sponsored the annual White Christmas drive to help provide needy families at Christmas time, and gave a Service Award to a boy or girl who has accomplished a great deal of unrecognized work toward the progress of Bossier High School. Allen. SECOND ROW: Compton Whittington, Don Cope, John Vau hn Frank Cam isi Ra rnond Shewmake, Ricky Lott, Gary 9 1 P I Y Taylor, Tommy Mitchell, Tommie Cook, David Montgomery Brock Williams, Richard Berlitz, Philip Fairchild, Allan Duchesne Bill McClung, Bob Hollenshead. 2 s z i E i ? FIRST ROW: Gary Patrick, Compton Whittington, Richard Enis, Douglas Schroeder, Frank Campisi, Mike Rambin. SECOND ROW: Coach Birtman, Adviser, Bill McClung, Harold Addy, Herva Zackery, John Lenard. THIRD ROW: Archie Wilson, Tommie Cook, Kenneth Young, Richard Berlitz, Eddie Fitzgerald, Robert Clifton. FOURTH ROW: Milton Nix, Max Nix, Cecil Upshaw, Thomas Harr, Tommy Rachel, Jim Shutt. HBR Club Consists of Outstanding Athletes The B Club of Bossier High is a Ietterman's organization designed to obtain more interest in athletics at Bossier. The B Club makes good sportsmanship their goal at any level, and they try their best in all sports, and also their best in their school work, too. To be a member a boy has to earn a varsity letter in one of many sports offered at Bossier. The B Club sponsors the annual award of Best All-Around AthIete at Bossier. This is a very high award based on a point system set up bythe B Club committee. The B Club also sponsored the dance after the Homecoming game this year. OFFICERS EDDIE FITZGERALD . RICHARD BERLITZ .. . ROBBIE HUCKLEBRIDGE . . . ARCHIE WILSON . MR. BIRTMAN Letterman: Dennis Kile, Richard Berlitz, gerald, and adviser, Coach Birtman. . President Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer . Adviser Archie Wilson, Eddie Fitz Future Executives Stud Techniques The Future Business Leaders Club ot Bossier High School was organized in 1954. To become a member ot this club you must be a iunior or senior and enrolled or have already taken at least two business education subiects. Love. cation subiects. The club invites businessmen to visit the club several times during the year, visits business schools and business organizations, and takes part in panel discussions. Most of the girls in this club plan to become Making plans for the F.B.L.A. convention are officers Betty Carter, Jean Westbrook, Carolyn Scorsone, Donnette McAllister, and Donna and the aim is to strengthen their confidence OFHCERS secretaries or to pursue some business career, DONNETTE McALLlSTER ccs, cccccc L L President in Themselves and their Work- DONNA LOVE Vice-President BETTY CARTER Secretary CAROLYN SCORSONE Treasurer MRS. NIX L ,, Adviser FIRST ROW: Jennifer Johnson, Sandra Shahan, Donnette McAllister, Carolyn Scorsone, Betty Carter, Jean Westbrook, Sunda Chandler. SECOND ROW: Martha Byrd, Nancy O'Brien, Doris Bagley, Virginia Critchfield, June Wilhelm, Sylvia Carson, Helga Erdle. THIRD ROW: Judy McDonald, Donna Love, Glenda Hightower, Mrs. Nix, Adviser, Pat Almond, Kay Sagli, Janiece Jones. is M, zg , ,Q A Q r Eau 'A ,nn 'lv lr A Xiu an ty NM, ' T7 FIRST ROWI Linda Flsheff Gayle Revels, Sandra Taylor, Sheila Procell, Martha Murphy, Judy Downing, Judy Braswell, Bar- bara Pearson, Mary Jo Piazza. SECOND ROW: Janet DeField, Margrit Doring, Edith Smith, Anne Scott Teague, Miss McKnight, Adviser, Linda Vaughn, Betty Johnson, Carol Langley, Lou Collins. ff im High, Be a Teacher Aim High, Be a Teacher. This the motto Future Teacher clubs of Louisiana are conducted. of the F.T.A. Club of Bossier High. These girls, thinking of the future, are making an exploration of teaching as a career. With plans to enter the teaching profession, each and every girl asks herself if she has what it takes to be a teacher. The members are given an opportunity to test themselves by student teaching on various oc- casions at the local elementary schools. At Christmas, the F.T.A. members and their sponsor, worked dutifully preparing a basket of food and toys for a needy family, thus en- lightening the family's Christmas as Qlell as their own. In the spring, some chosen members of the club attend the state convention at Baton Rouge in order to get new ideas and learn how other Future Teacher clubs of Louisiana are conducted. OFFICERS JANET De FIELD MARGRIT DORING MARTHA MURPHY LINDA FISHER MISS MCKNIGHT President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Future Teachers Apple polishing for faculty. 2 President Elaine Simmons calls meeting to order as officers Annie Hamley, Kay Tharp, and Ruby Dell Brooks look on. OFFICERS ELAINE SIMMONS . ..., , .,,, President KAY THARP L . Vice-President ANNIE HAMLEY . , Secretary RUBY DELL BROOKS O Treasurer MISS FREEMAN . . Adviser Future Nurses Contribute Services Future Nurses Club, which is composed of girls who plan to be nurses in the future, is one of Bossier High's most active clubs. The main purpose of the club is to acquaint the members with all phases of nursing, and the different kinds ot training, and how instruc- tion may be secured. The Future Nurses Club is open To anyone who is interested in becoming a nurse, a technician, or social welfare worker. We are happy to say that Miss Doris Freeman has been the sponsor of the club since 1953. The club is proving as active this year as in the years past, the meetings are enioyable and in- structive for everyone. FIRST ROW: Sandra Whittington, Mary Nell Brooks, Nancy Griffin, Annie Hamley, Marie Dalby, Francis Hargis, Carolyn Shaub, Judy Nichols. SECOND ROW: Naomi Greenfield, Carol Sellers, Kay Tharp, Miss Freeman, Adviser, Marshan Kelly, Elaine Simmons, Kathy Hilderman, Coyia Wilson. THIRD ROW: Barbara Hamm, Pat Coleman, Phyllis Heller, Ruby Dell Brooks, Linda Speelman, Diane Roden, Criss Gilbert, Sandra Swenson, FIRST ROW: Cecilia Lono, Sue Hulsey, JoAnn Dettaberman, Nancy Sibley, Carrie Lou Payne, Patsy Liner, Mary Compton, Ann Galloway, Donna Singleton, Brenda Ward, Betty Burnett, Marie Anglin. SECOND ROW: Martha Rains, Sandra Fleming, Louise Smith, Carol Bostic, Mary Witt, Mrs. Pruett, Adviser, Robbie Pardue, Dixie Young, Bobbie Bennett, Nancy Morse, Peggy Day. THIRD ROW: Martha Hunter, Jeanette Edminston, Cecile Bass, Juanita Carter, Carol Potter, Patricia Fox, Cecile Haynes, Celia Ford, Judy Simmons, May Nix, Vicki Roubiex. Livin Habits GMRS g MARY COMPTON . ,,,,,, President b Future MAY Nix . . ssst eosoo v ice-President BOBBIE BENNETT o,o,, Treasurer H O I I ICI I lakCI'S DONNA SIGLETON ssoo ssso s ecretary MRS. PRUETT Adviser The Bossier Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America, strives to develop a deeper appreci- ation of the basic fundamentals that contribute to family living. Its members seek experience in home planning, community participation, and Mary Compton, May Nix, Bobbie Bennett, and Donna Singleton are everyday Social Confadsl installed as 1959-60 officers. The F.H.A. has several various proiects this year: the sponsoring of a needy family at Christmas, a project for the improvement of the Home Economics department, and various club programs of interest. Money was raised for a Valentine party and other club expenses by the sale of hound-dog letter holders. Club meetings are alternated be- tween a program and an activity which adds variety and stimulates interest. The highlight of the spring activities will be a visit to Louisiana Tech at Ruston for the District F.H.A. meeting. Officers prepare proiects for entrance to Science Fair. OFFICERS BRETT POPE . . , E President JERRY O'DELL Vice-President JANIE BARMORE EEEEEE .. Secretary EDWARD BLOCK Treasurer MRS. FITZGERALD Adviser The Fact Finders Senior Science Club 7 The Fact Finders, a newly organized Science Club at Bossier, has been working steadily to prove their ability as Senior Science Club mem- bers. The members of the club are composed of senior students who are interested in various phases of science. The club achieves much progress in the scien- tific field and works devotedly at the proiects they undertake. One of their long range projects is the collecting and preserving of plant and ani- mal life. Each year various members enter projects in the Science Fair and the Regional Science Fair held in March. This is the only student operated Science Fair in the United States. FIRST ROW: Carol Jeffers, Edward Block, Brett Pope, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Adviser, Kay Goss, Jackie Kirkland, Dianne Leaske. SECOND ROW: Dyrenda Cox, Claire Lou Tucker, Coke Bean, Kent Bankus, Jerry O'Dell, Chris Carson, Ronnie Burkett, Janie Barmore. THIRD ROW: Larry Grimes, Jack Duncan, Bill Carter, George Deacon, Paul Stokes, Dwight Clamp, Ronnie Bryant. FIRST ROW: Dorothy McLaughlin, Linda McBroom, Lattissia McCranie, Judy Young, Leann Miller, Linda Highland, Freddie Watters, Vincent Brown, Mary Ann Gregory, Ann Sneed, Deanna Campbell. SECOND ROW: Susan Elrod, Eugene Fitzgerald, AVITOWO Leno, Oliver Milam, Bob Apgar, Mr. Pruett, Adviser, Brent Young, Marcie Wilson, Charlene McKie, Gary Kitchens, John Chancellor. Science Searchers, Junior Science Club At the beginning of this year the Junior Science Club selected a new name tor the club. They chose Science Searchers. The club is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America which sponsor the many Science Fairs through- out the nation. The club's membership is com- posed ot students who are ambitious and wish to learn more about the various phases ot science. Therefore, you can see the purpose ot the club is to promote and encourage better attitudes about science as a possible vocation ot the mem- bers. The cIub's activities this year were many in- teresting speakers, and trips to the Bossier City Water Works, and The Shreveport Journal. Fund raising proiects were used tor providing money to leave some instructional material for the Science Department. OFFICERS MARCIE WILSON President EUGENE FITZGERALD Vice-President BOB APGAR Secretary FREDDY WATTERS , Treasurer MR. PRUETT Adviser Students explore and study plant and animal lite for researcn i 2 A ill ... tu Officers prepare exhibits for club. OFFICERS BILL HILL . L,L,L , i . President PEGGY MERRITT . Vice-President SANDRA CURRY . Secretary MRS. ENIS , ,. .. . Adviser Math Club Creates Interest in Mathematics The Parallelipipeds, a club composed of out- standing mathematics students, was organized in October, 1959, with seventeen charter members. The primary purpose ot the club is to create and maintain interest in mathematics. Each member gains from his association with others who have similar interests. Special and unusual information about mathematics, for which there is lack ot time in class, can be discussed. Research in specific tields is encouraged and demonstrations given during meetings. The club seeks to impress upon students the tact that mathematics is as interesting as any other branch of human achievement. FIRST ROW: Sandra Curry, Peggy Merritt, Ben Williamson, Douglas Schroeder, Linda Sermons, Helen Milner, Janette Gates, Gregory Spackman, Gloria Littlefield. SECOND ROW: Grey Thompson, William Hill, Wayne Rhoades, Don Cox, Mrs. Enis, Adviser, Eddie McNutt, Clinton Marks, Gary Strong, Betty Jo Barr. 'ii FIRST ROW: Gloria Leone, Paula Spencer, Betty Rae Boyd, Eloise Hrclina, Miss Elston. Adviser, Charles Roemer, Sharon Pouncey, Carol Parks, Vickie Schoolcraft. SECOND ROW: Richard Archard, Beverly Hill, Betty Archer, Corliss Parker, Harry Stafford, Joel Anderson, Inge Padgug, Judy Townsend, Sarah Barrett. Ancient Tongue GMRS Speaks of Lost Culture Members of The Latin ll class have reorganized the Latin Club. Membership includes those who have had at least one year of Latin and Those Taking Latin II. The main obiect of The club is learning how The Roman culture has influenced the develop- ment of the various modern cultures of the world. Seeing films, studying the Roman way of life and government, putting on plays in Latin, and having a banquet in a Roman fashion are some of the ways the Latin Club studies the Roman influence. Club members are also members ofthe Junior Classical League, a statewide organization of Latin clubs. The Dispatch, the Latin Club newspaper published bi-weekly, is written in Latin and adds much to the study of the Romans. INGE PADGUG BEVERLY HILL PAULA SPENCER JOEL ANDERSON MISS ELSTON , L President Vice-President Secretary L, C Treasurer Adviser Officers hang ancient scroll for club members to study Q, i IUMA! A D S N SCP Mr. Kaylor prepares To demonstrate The process of shearing a sheep OFFICERS HAROLD HOLLENSHEAD RANDY CHANDLER PRISCILLA MORROW GLORIA DRENNON MR. KAYLOR PresidenT Vice-PresidenT SecreTary Treasurer Adviser 4-H Club Promotes Community Service ln The Bossier 11-H Club as in mosT 11-H Clubs of America, habits of healTh, honesTy, TruThTul- ness, and, self-respect are Taught. The aim of The club is to help Themselves as well as oThers To Till Their places in socieTy and To grow To be a better ciTizen each year. ProiecTs are developed by mosT every member during The year. The finale of These proiecTs is Achievement Day in The spring when The mem- bers of all A-H Clubs in The immediaTe area ex- hibiT and compeTe Their proiecTs Tor TirsT, second, and Third prizes. Some members, if They are TorTunaTe enough, may enter livestock and poultry in the staTe and parish fairs. This provides prize money and rewards for The winners and Their showings. FIRST ROW: Randy Chandler, Susan White, Jimmy Young, Charles Modica, Mike Wardell, Alvin Barren, Rebecca Nattin, Ramona Lawrence, Ruth Ann Bullock. SECOND ROW: Priscilla Morrow, Carolyn Klein, John Lenarcl, Harold Hollenshead, Neal Adams, Paul Quigley, Joe Doyle, Gloria Drennon, Dorothy Harris, THIRD ROW: Mr. Kaylor, Adviser. i ifkw A . 'TN 3 r s Q T 111:13 5 I N-. - 6 g - l l ,.-Q-,ev ,A FIRST ROW: Bobby Joe Pastiro, Robert Collins, Harold Harvel, Mr. Johnson, Adviser, Criss Riley, Lynn Nolan, David Ryan, TYVOYWG Swacli, George Brandon. SECOND ROW: Mike Broyhill, Mike Early, William Lanclos, Freddy Jones, Douglas Brown, Thomas Harr, Harold Craft, Roy Conly, Jerry Aycock. Industrial Arts Club Promotes In- dustrial Development The Industrial Arts Club, organized during the l955-56 term offers a wonderful program for our Mechanical and Architectural Drawing and Shop students to further their knowledge of the Industrial Arts and Crafts. During the year, the members visit the various industrial centers in the area in order to better understand the principle of manufacturing. As a special proiect 'this year they sponsored a local family in the White Christmas program. The Industrial Arts Club meeting every other Tuesday has about l9 members on roll this year. This year as in the past the Industrial Arts Club has numerous field trips and proiects planned to fulfill their purpose, providing a good program for those interested in the ln- dustrial Arts. OFFlCERS THOMAS HARR President ROY CONLY . . . Vice-President EUGENE PHILIPPS Secretary MR. JOHNSON . Adviser Mr. Wallingsford explains the technique of wood Sanding to group of members. 09 ,A If. is L Officers Becky Adair, Judy Alexander, Dana Long, Martha Murphy leave school to attend Inter-Club Council meeting. OFFICERS MARTHA MURPHY W . . . President DANA LONG O, . Vice-President REBECCA ADAIR Secretary JUDY ALEXANDER Treasurer MRS. CANTRELL , Adviser Senior Y-Teens Spread Spirit of Sharing Y-Teens, a Christian organization for high school girls, has as its main purpose the upbuild- ing of high Christian ideals and morals. The main project ot the year was to help the less fortunate have a Merry Christmas. They collected fruit for the inmates ot the Home for the Aged, and also presented a program for them. The senior girls, under the sponsorship ot Mrs. Cantrell, are striving to be better Christians and to increase their service to others, their school, and their community. They learn to spread the spirit ot enthusiasm, service, friendship, and best ot all, the spirit of sharing. FIRST ROW: Linda Fisher, Carolyn Scorsone, Edith Seyburn, Linda Scogins, Gayle Allums, June Wilhelm, Martha Byrd, Sandra Fleming, Sandra Whittington, Virginia Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Judy Hall, Judy Alexander, Rebecca Adair, Ce- cile Haynes, Martha Stinson, Mrs. Cantrell, Adviser, Anne Lowery, Gwen Baker, Janiece Jones, Dana Long, Martha Murphy. E , . iii l l J sill 2 li . l Q Q13 Q5 FIRST ROW: Judy Nichols, Kaye Myers, Frances Demler, Sandy LeMieux, Joyce Mayo, Jennifer Johnson, Jean Westbrook, Rebecca Thomas, Sunda Chandler, Nancy O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Glynna Manis, Susan White, Kay Sagli, Judy McDonald, Paula Jenkins, Mrs. Spinks, Adviser, Criss Gilbert, Ann Vaughn, Dorothy Dickson, Kay Tharp, Lois Harper. Senior Y-Teens Teach Christian Living The goal of this Y-Teen is to build a fellowship of women and girls who try to bring into their lives and the lives of others the ideals to which they are committed by their Christian faith. Each year the club has proiects toward which they work.. An example of a good money- making proiect was a basketball game between the two Senior Y-Teens at the school. At Thanksgiving and Christmas the members collected food and clothing for a needy family so they could also enjoy the holidays. The Y-Teen Clubs of Bossier High School work in co-operation with the Y.W.C.A. in send- ing delegates to the annual Y-Teens Conference in Gulfport, Mississippi. OFFICERS LOlS HARPER JEAN WESTBROOK ,C ,,ee, Vice-President C President DOROTHY DICKSON Secretary SUNDA CHANDLER . . Treasurer MRS. SPINKS Adviser Departing for the game at the Y are Sunda Chandler, Lois Harper Kay Tharp, Jean Westbrook, and Ann Vaughn. Ruth Ann plan servi Bullock, Ellen Banfield, Judi Greenwood, and Doris Bagley ce prolect. OFFICERS ELLEN BANFIELD , President MARY NELL BROOKS Vice-PresidenT DORIS BAGLEY . SecreTary JUDI GREENWOOD .. Treasurer MRS. PINCKLFY Adviser Junior Y-Teens Aid Needy Famil The members of This Junior Y-Teens group, Through work wiTh Their sponsor, Mrs. Pinckley, have found numerous ways To spread Their loy. ChrisTmas Time found Them aiding a needy fami- ly. On another occasion They presented a variety show To The crippled children aT The Shriner's Hospital. On a visiT To The old folk's home, They found a welcome for Their youThful exuberance. These hard-working girls have meT and made many new friends Through work in The lnTer-Club Council and aT The Y.W.C.A. The various programs presenTed ThroughouT The year furnished serious food for ThoughTf' and helped The members develop a more mature view of Their lives. So iT is, That Through giving, Through fellowship and Through learning, These girls have grown in The love and The knowledge of God and man. FIRST ROW: Mary Nell Brooks, Doris Bagley, Carolyn Ferris, Sandy Hershy, Becky Campbell, Pat Dean, Randy Chandler, Ruth Ann Bullock, Charlotte Goal, Nancy Griffin, Carrie Lou Payne. SECOND ROW: Holly Dulus, Helga Erdle, Pat Fitz- simmons, Peggy Merritt, Sally Gibson, Leann Miller, Linda Highland, Betty Archer, Cheryl Summerlin, Sylvia Carson, Donna Lewis. THIRD ROW: Judi Greenwood, Carobeth Fuller, Glenda Statham, Sharon Caudle, Ellen Banfield, Mrs. Pinckley, Adviser, Madonna Bigelow, Andra Hewitt, Glenda Hightower, Gloria Drenngn, Barbara Hamm, lil III ll l I li 1 i FIRST ROW: Renee Philson, Sarah Page McCranie, Cathy Pope, Patricia Seabaugh, Mary Ann Johnson, Wanda Perkins, Carolyn Rowe. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Shaub, Gayle Revels, Barbara Pearson, Mary Ann Tuminello, Cathy Lowe, Latissia McCranie, Anita Milam, Marsha Pratt, Donna Singleton, Doris Wisdom, Ellen Shepherd, Coyia Wilson. THIRD ROW: Sarah Frances Lyons, Dolly Zeigler, Sharon Pouncey, Francis Maples, Betty Johnson, Mrs. Dresser, Adviser, Diane Roden, Mary Ann Touch- stone, Carol Sellers, Judy Young, Edith Smith, Sunny Lynch. Junior Y-Teens COYIA WILSON OFHCERS President Create Christian MARY ANN TUMINELLO vice-President GAYLE REVELS . . Secretary Character MARSHA PRATT . . . Treasurer MRS. DRESSER . . Adviser Mrs. Dresser's Y-Teens are busy little beavers this year. The Y-Teen group was organized for service, recreation, and christianity. This Junior Y-Teen group has successfully combined these three things for a full year of work and play. They have many plans for the new year. The Y-Teens are working in the tull swing on a Girls' Basketball team. This new idea was organized at the Y.W.C.A., but each of the Y-Teen groups have adopted it. The girls also had a scavenger hunt to raise food for needy fam- ilies at Christmas. They also planned a swim- ming party at the Y.W.C.A. tor January. Chaplain Rodgers visited the group and spoke to them about Christmas. This completed the clubs well-rounded activities. Proiect plans are discussed by officers. Emily Cater, Beverly Boone, Rosalie Lacefield, Susan Hightower, and Linda Gotcher discuss plans for a basketball game. OFFICERS SUSAN HIGHTOWER , President LINDA GOTCHER . Vice-President ROSALIE LACEFIELD . ,,,., ,,,,,, S ecretary BEVERLY BOONE . .saa Treasurer MRS. BEST ,,,,....,, ,...,, A dviser Sophomore Y-Teens Take Part in Y.W.C.A Activities The Sophomore Y-Teens under the understand- ing guidance of Mrs. Best was very successful this year. Other than sponsoring a needy family at Thanksgiving, they contributed to the school's White Christmas drive and collected magazines for the Charity Hospital as service proiects of this year. Trying to attain these goals, to grow as a person, in friendship with people of all races, religions, nationalities, and in love and knowl- edge of God, they contribute to the progress of Bossier High School in the form of better citizens. The club has organized a Y-Teen basketball squad which participates in Y.W.C.A. tour- naments for all Y-Teens. Emphasis on building good Christian character and attaining achievements for the betterment of the club and members are measures taken by the club to reach a goal of high standing. FIRST ROW: Grace Mosely, Suzanne Dixon, Susie Hawkins, Beverly Boone, Emily Cater, Linda Sorrells, Marion Streeter, Claire Allums, Carole Hamilton, Susan Frantone. SECOND ROW: Sandra Sullivan, Brenda Harigree, Lynn Daniel, Bennie Sue Huckabay, Sally Carrier, Jackie England, Linda Gotcher, Sue Gandy, Ramona Lawrence, Mrs. Best, Adviser, THIRD ROW: Beth Lawrence, Jolene Cook, Linda Dowden, Cheri Daugherty, Joyce Cooney, Sharon Kay Bass, Sandra Fuller, Rosalie Lacefield, Susan Hightower, Bonnie Brasher. sb FIRST ROW: Glenda Bounds, Nancy Morris, Lynette Weeks, Donna Lilliard, Marcia McGee, Mrs. Laing, Adviser, Sandy New- man, Gail Whitacre, Linda McBroom, Ann Owen. SECOND ROW: Gwen Marks, Karen Cathey, Martha Sanders, Martha Peters, Suzanne DePrang, Ann McCraw, Sherry McKie, Pat Roberts, Martha Humphrey. THIRD ROWg Dana Stinson, Carol Curd, Marilyn Hill, Jimmie Ruth Tynes, Vicki Sanders, Susan Ewick, Clara Dubois, Claudia Kimple, Ann Tyson, Jackie Kirk- land. OFFICERS ANN OWEN .s,. .ss..ss ' .- President ANN MCCRAW ,s,s,, s,,,, V ice-President H6113 Make Th21I1kS- MARILYN HILL ,LLLLLL.LLL LLL..,. s ecretary R 1 MARGARET ROEMER ..,, . ,,L. Treasurer g g MRS. LAING ....., .... A dviser Ann McCraw, Dans Stinson, Margaret Roemer, Ann Owen, and Marilyn Hill , help others by giving. The Sophomore Y-Teens Club, under the wise guidance of Mrs. Laing, has been very successful this year. Giving a basket of food to a family at Thanksgiving and contributing to the school's White Christmas drive were lust a few of their service projects this year. The goals of the Y-Teens are: to grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities, and to grow in knowledge and love of God. Each girl in the Sophomore Y-Teens tries to live up to these goals and spread them to others throughout the world. The club is affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. which provides Y-Teens with all kinds of entertainment. Officers plan programs for future meetings. OFFICERS ARCHIE RAY WILSON HAYES McCRAW PAUL QUIGLEY . , RICHARD ENIS MR. GILCREASE . President Vice-President , Secretary Treasurer . .. Adviser Senior Hi-Y Attends State Conference To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, the schools and the community high standards of Christian character, is the standard and purpose the boys of the Senior Hi-Y try to achieve. These boys are the spirit of organiza- tion and the motivating force that brings young people together. They strive to learn, to lead, and to follow in unity toward a common goal. This club strives through the efforts of ambitious boys who enioy the excitement of meeting people with mutual interest and working to- gether. From this organization these young men of tomorrow produce in themselves and others active cooperation. FIRST ROW: Bobby Joe Pastiro, Hayes McCraw, Tommie Cook, Tommy Mitchell, Donnie Shelton, Ralph LeCroy, Herva Zackery. SECOND ROW: Richard Enis, Archie Wilson, Jack Eversull, Bill Carter, Nolen Cox, Mike George, David Montgomery, THIRD ROW: Mr. Gilcreese, Adviser. I 'Z 'tv i Q il all l Q l 5 i ' l ' ' l l l X FIRST ROW: Gary Patrick, James Quigley, John McAllisTer, Doyle Beckham, James Farrar, Joe Averett, Johnny Tinsley, Charles Vann. SECOND ROW: Bill Alley, Terry Furr, Mike Wardell, Tommy Taylor, Ronnie Walker, C. L. Madden, Tommy Brandon, Larry Pixley. THIRD ROW: Ken Birtman, Philip Fairchild, John Graham, Ellis Jones, Jim Shutt, Don Baker, Oliver Milam Fermon Jones. FOURTH ROW: Coach Thompson, Aclviser. Junior Hi-Y Builds Leaders The Junior Hi-Y, which is sponsored by The Y.M.C.A. is proud To be one of The mosT honor- able organizaTions in our school. All of The club's proiecTs and acTiviTies are planned wiTh one maior purpose in mind - To develop worThy ChrisTian young men in Their personal and social living. The members worked diligenTly on one of Their major proiecTs, which was The buying and erecT- ing of a BearkaT sign giving direcTions To Bossier High School. Probably one of The mosf rewarding proiecTs underTaken by The Junior Hi-Y was The collecTion of food, cloThing, and Toys for The underprivi- leged in The communiTy. The lives of The members were greaTly enriched by sharing experiences Through This ChrisTian fellowship. OFFICERS BILL ALLEY PresidenT JOHN GRAHAM Vice-PresidenT DOYLE BECKHAM . SecreTary DON BAKER Treasurer COACH THOMPSON , . Adviser Coach Thompson and officers prepare program for meeting Members and Coach Mclflalffey await results of the Hi-Y's new officers election. OFFICERS DENNIS ALEXANDER . President DON COPE Vice-President RICKY LOTT . , Secretary RAYMOND SHEWMAKE ,, . Treasurer COACH McHALFFEY Adviser Sophomore Hi-Y Carries on Man Activities The Sophomore Hi-Y, being an associate or- ganization of the Young Men's Christian Associ- ation, tries to sponsor physical training and sportsmanship in the field ot sports through edu- cation and supervised training. The main pur- pose of the Hi-Y is: To create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the school and community high standards ot Christian character. This year one ot their proiects was to help promote the annual White Christmas at school. All ot the students were urged to bring gifts which were placed under the school tree and later distributed to needy families in the city. Each year, in addition to their White Christmas program, the Sophomore Hi-Y sponsors many physical and scholastic sports. FIRST ROW: Pete Petrus, Billy Don Maples, Don Cope, William Allen, Teddy Lowery, Richard Redding, Ricky Lott, Richie Jackson, Ralph Smyrni. SECOND ROW: Robert Cherry, Sonny Spataro, Skippy Wendling, Dennis Alexander, Brock Wil- liams, Marvin Bussey, Tommie Welch, Jimmy Burke, Don Little, Raymond Shewmake, THIRD ROW: Mr. Caraway, Adviser. 1?-vw-..,,., 9'-Q .N ii il 1 I ' I I i .1 I Senior members of Yhe Les Memoires staff: Youree Jean McCall, Editor, Donna Love, Business Manager, Jimmie Ann Matheny, Copy Editor, Glynna Manis, and Anne Scott Teague say, Farewell, to B.H.S. Special Thanks are extended To The following, without whose co-operation and help the publication of The i960 Les Memoires would not have been possible. MRS. LaVERNE NEAL THE ADVERTISERS MR. JAMES COBB THE FACULTY TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. THE STUDENT BODY MILBURNE ALFERD MR. KURVIS BURNS MR. MR. DON BAILEY MRS. C. P. OLIVER EARLE GI BBONS TRANSPORT 235 Benfon Road BOSSIER CITY, LA. GULF TOWN TRUCK STOP CAFE, AND STATION Open 24 Hours HIGHWAY 80. 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Incmerahon UI'lIlI'y Bills Each Monfh ARKANSAS LOUISIANA GAS CO ALC BOSSIER BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Exlends Congrafulahons +o 'rhe FacuI'ry SI'uden+s Ihe SI'a'If of 'rhe Yearbook and Bossler Hugh School To+aI Resources Over S23 O00 000 00 635 Barksdale Blvd Branches BARKSDALE AIR FORCE BASE NORTH BOSSIER BRANCH 860 BENTON ROAD MID CITY BRANCH BIG CHAIN CENTER 37 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS BANKING SERVICE TO OUR COMMUNITY Each Depos +or Insured for SI0000 00 Member F D I C Gas Does ALL This Homework Besf . . . and Means Lower Comphments and Best Wishes YOUR CITY OFFICIALS JAKE W CAMERON Mayor CLYDE W FOWLER Commussloner of Finance and Public Uhllhes W F REEVES Commissioner of S'IreeI's and Parks J B WELLS Cufy AHorney O E PRICE Ward 2 Judge GEORGE L NAITIN Chief of Police F MAXWELL SMITH Chief of Fare DeparI'menI' ARTHUR PHILLIPS Superm+enden+ of Wafer and Sewerage J GUY RICKERSON Superlnfendenf of Sanlfahon of JAMES A. BARKSDALE, Ci+y Clerk STEEL SALES 81 SERVICE PO Box 9I63 Shrevepori' La PHONE 6-362i I'I IVI DOTY 8: SON C ndy Vendors A . SHREVEPORT C G Styron WAI-I-ER THE RINGMAN SUBDIVISION 2225 Cres ell SIreeI' SHREVEPORT C O n . . g B r a IO43 nmsfon Sfreef I' U I Phones 8-3329 and 85-I387 a + O I 0 n S I . . g 0 ll ll W - GYM DAN DY M-N GYMS AND SLIDES I H Y Z 'QW , PART NIS K Made Bosse C+y' SoId F om Coasi I C as+' NATIONALLY ADVERTISED NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED Ha Ho oad Boss Cfy La Universal Mfg Co, IIC J A STYRON ENGRAVING COMPANY School AnnouncemenI's Vuslhng Cards Weddlng Invsfahons Wedding Announcemenfs CREATORS OF FINE STATIONERY SINCE I903 24I4 Lune Avenue SHREVEPORT TRI STATE OIL TOOL COMPANY BEENE PLANTING COMPANY . . I QNLLXIXIT OWUIIIA7 o,'o 4' Guaran eedb 7' Good ousekeep' g 9, . . . 5 lnvznnsw N'-T . . . KIA, T ,IL,f'XRi f f I f f , f Z 'fig b.,L1 , '10 K.. w- A 'f, P , ,L -- , .rv 9' I, MAGIILNE .. T IWW, v ' . I- - - x In I r I . I' - O- O . . mi n R Ier I , . O O I I . Complimenfs of CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS 408 F P 3 4207 SH REVEPORT Complimenfs of POULAN CHAIN SAWS PO B 66 SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA an NEW mourns AIR counmousu N 0 RT O N BUSINESS CIILLIIIIE BUILDING no TRAVIS sr sunevsronr LA FINEST IN THE ARK LA TEX ARKANSAS FUEL OIL annin S+ree+ I1 - 90 I I r ' , fiig sssssggi--- -9 I' '-E f EEE 4 -. 7, f 11:2 2225525 1 , E? 5fE2 IMI. X3-:gzaa-f.-ian - -- -- ---- -- 1 ROUNTREE OLDS CADILLAC CO SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA I B C+ L OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC GOLIATH AMBER INN Drive In Reslaura nf D K I9II EAST TEXAS STREET PATRICK REED LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO 200 Ben+on Road Pl1one 5 7702 BOSSIER CITY LOUISIANA THE BAKERS HOLSUM BREAD The Only Bread Un+oucl1ed by Bakers Hands NAREMORES BOSSIER CITY DRUG INC BIG CHAIN CENTER C+ L 5 74I3 CNIIIS BRASWELL INDUSTRIES WAYN E K E ITH Police Juror Roun+ree lmlpor ed Cars . Bloiggr agkldaliuigila Specializing in Srealcs, Chops. Seafood , I . and elicious Barbecue of All inds 'CITROEN 'SIMCA Prompt Courfeous Curb and Table Serv 'Sales, Par+s, Painf 'Body and Service on All Impor+ed and Domesfic Cars' ' of u - Q Bossier iy, a. ,Hunan Phone - The FrlendIles'r Sfore FASHION HEADQUARTERS ,,, ,he M La Te, FOR THE CAMPUS CROWD 1 elber M MAI L3 'HRK LA 'fl SINCE 857 ? o Young S I' Shop Fourfh Floor Young E ec + Sh p Second Floor Shrevepor+ Lousana I02 Years of Serv ce 'Io Ihe Ark La Tex' BEWLEY FURNITURE CO A Good Place +o Buy Furm+ure Opposlfe Pos'I Office In Wes'r End 33 Years in Ihe Same Locahon I843 I853 Texas A e Phone 32546 SHREVEPORT LAD n LASSIE Children s Wear 4 S+ores Bossier Bug Cham Cen+er Lakeshore Big Cham Cenfer Soufhern Avenue and Klngshlghway Soufhfleld Shopping Cen+er 6 I 6 Milam Sfreef 7 0 7 TIRE SERVICE INC Your Goodyear Dls'rrlbuI'or for Shreveporf and Bossier CITY OVER 4I YEARS IN SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA IRON 81 SUPPLY COMPANY 2900 Mansfield Road SHREVEPORT CROW DRILLING AND PRODUCING CO. Beck Building SHREVEPORT X -H ISSN A. -L 5 , 5 I 'EI -I I ' ,il I I I 17' I - 1 the fashion cenfer o - - I C . K Q .-. x u ive o - n . II I - - . H . - ll . ' ' ' - v . - O ' ' . . . . . . ALLEN'S SUPER MARKET NATH ALLEN, Mgr. 2478 Barlcsdale BIvd. Phone 2-8455 BOSSIER CITY, LA. HOBBY AND ART IO3 Bossier Cenfer Ph. 5-8409 FLYING MODELS-ARTIST SUPPLIES PICTURE FRAMING Mamie Jopling-Vernon Jopling MILLER S Mens and Boys Wear BIG CHAIN CENTER CI L SID HETHERWICK Loans an Inves+menI's SHREVEPORT MR AND MRS L H PADGETT JR H H HOLT Gulf Dis+ribu+or BARKSDALE DRUG NO 2 NC IIie Slrore OI I3ersonaI 3 9702 2 0676 2 0677 OSBORN FUNERAL HOME 363I Sou+I1ern Ave GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY 50 Years OI Serv ce I I I Bossier iy, ouisiana . . , . . , I . Service IOI Bossier Cen'rer - Bossier ' Phone - - I PULLEY WHITE INSURANCE AGENCY Is kd BOSSIER CITY LOUISIANA WHITTINGTON 81 MYERS INSURANCE B I' BOSSIER CITY LOUISIANA HARRY DIEBNER MI SHREVEPORT CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY CORP SHREVEPORT BARROW LEARY COMPANY M I SHREVEPORT BUTLER JOHNSON 2056' 2 Eas'r Texas Sfreef BOSSIER CITY LOUISIANA TEXCRETE CO OF SHREVEPORT I2 E +I BossIER CITY LOUISIANA BOSSIER ICE HOUSE BOSSIER FOOD MARKET B kd IaossIEIz CITY LA MR .I Mas J c PRUNTY o 304 ar S ale Blvd. 633 arksdale BIvd. INex 'Io Ihe Bossier BanIcI aIo ' S+ I ' lam ree I830 CIaIborne Ave. 3' INC. f 5I5 ar ef S+ree+ - 81 00 as exas Shed 600 ar s aIe BIvcI. . an . . . , wners HOMELITE CORPORATION 4 E IT BosslER CITY LOUISIANA GLOBE MAP COMPANY Blueprunhng Drafhng Oll Fleld Maps Pl1o+o Copies SHREVEPORT PACIFIC FINANCE CO INC B 4 66I7 BOSSIER CITY LA OUERBES 81 BOUROUIN INSURANCE SERVICE SHREVEPORT LA Nahonwlde Facslrhes In All Lmes of Insurance SALLEY GROCER COMPANY k + SHREVEPORT BOLINGER LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO INC B kd Bosslen CITY LA SUPERIOR IRON WORKS 81 SUPPLY COMPANY INC M h SHREVEPORT L JAMES 81 CO NC Confracfors E. H. Buchanan-B. V. Benfley 09 as exas Slreef - l 3II Milam SI'ree+ ., . 7l2 arlcsdale Blvd. . - Phone - 2I2-2I4 Milam Phone 3-524l ., . 65 Ma' el S 'eel l603 ar s ale Blvd. T. . . ' ' l . I202 ars all S+ree+ MR AND MRS R J GRIGSBY Michael Polly and Camille UD 81 BOB MOTOR SHOP C L 24 HOUR SERVICE TILBURYS SOUTHERN MEAT COMPANY INC SHREVEPORT BOSSIER MILL WORKS SUPPLY COMPANY I+I 9 H C+L BROOKS ROOFING 81 SHEET METAL WORKS T If BosslER CITY LA AMERICAN COMPRESS WAREHOUSE SH REVEPORT MADDEN COMPANY NC OLD MINDEN ROAD sosslER CITY LA BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY SHREVEPORT BEAUVAIS CITIES SERVICE STATION P 49237 E. O BEAUVAIS, Owner and Mgr JONES BROTHERS COMPANY Fred and BTII SERVICE STATION EQUIPMENT AND REPAIRS Minden Road Bossier CiI'y, Loulslana B ' ' :sw Barksdale Blvd. ' ' Bossier ily, a. I ' XL A CompIe're Line of Bui - n Appliances Builf To Your Sa'Iisfac+ion General Buildin Maferials ' ' Where All of Your Building Maferials and 24I9 Sou+hern Avenue Millworlc Worries Are Our Pleasure and Business 403 amiI+on Road Bossier iy, a. 420 ra IC Slreel End of Johnson Slreef I I . FI. of Third Sfreef Sfoner and Markei hone - l LEBLANC S WASHATERIA 2 W In MAGNETO IGNITION SERVICE CO INC Elecf c Equ pme I' N +I1 M S SHREVEPORT JOHN R DAVIS ELECTRIC CO MI ELOISE FASHION SHOP B S 3 7225 COLEMAN ELECTRIC 0 M d oa o 34I79 DON COLEMAN BulIder E SI Boss er CI'y DALES ESSO SERVICENTER B Icsdl CI L HUCKABEES AUTO GLASS SERVICE 2804 D ponf Gass Sh p Whe s FIDELS INC IO06 Creswell Avenue Phone 3 I573 SHREVEPORT Norge EIec+rucaI Appliances Norge Repairing THE HARPER COMPANY Air Condihomng I6O0 BARKSDALE BLVD Boss er CI'y L Kok ax-Esosfs 24IO Samford Avenue Phone 2 8688 NEW YORK FURNITURE COMPANY ., . Open 4 Hours a Day for Your , , Convenience r' I n I74OI,'p Easf Tc-xas SIree+ or arkei, +ree+ as a Load 2Oc-Dry 25 , , 2IO2 en+on Road . CompIe+e Line of 'am SIVGGI Junior, Missy and I'IaI'I-Sizes Li++Ie Girls 7eI4 and ub-Teens 7-I4 SIWGVEPOVT MiIIinery, Handbags, .IeweIry Phone - . l 3' 6 In en R d 2845 o er S+. Ph ne - - I i I I 2530 ar ae BIvd. U Bossier iy, a. I 0 OPI eI I . I i , a. GREENACRES DRUG STORE 2202 Benion Road For Fas? ServIce Call 5 3325 A Regusfered Druggusf on a+ All Tumes BRYANT'S GARAGE 8: STORAGE Complele Aufo Service 408 Co+Ion SI'reeI' SHREVEPORT CONSOLIDATED TV SERVICE 2I58 Eas'r Texas S+. Call Chuck or Barrey 4 8552 BLACKIE'S TIN SHOP 2406 Barlcsdale Blvd Bossuer Clly, La GEORGE SPROULL CO INC Palnfs 520 Common Sfreef Shreveporf TEAGUES BLACKSMITH AND WELDING A H and Gary Teague I25O Easf Te as S+ Boss er C'Iy O P CROW Builder Haughfon Loulsuana JAMES M BROWN Builder I824 Bon S+ Pho e 3 6078 J DUPUY Builder Bossier Clfy La SHREVEPORT GRAIN 81 ELEVATOR COMPANY S+ Vnce I A enue Shre eporf ELOURNOY JEWELERS SI9 Marshall S'I'reeI' Shreveporl' STANDARD MOTOR SERVICE 527 Aero Dru e EARL DYSON O ner a d Ma ager PAULS DEPARTMENT STORE The Ark La Tex s Largesf Wes'Iern Sfore 5I0 Barlcsdale Blvd BOSSIER CITY LA GEORGE NELSON Ta Assessor of Boss er Par sh MONTGOMERY AGENCY INC 204 B 4 I4I4 I ., . x . I I I I . I . ' n . 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