De Quincy High School - Decalla Yearbook (De Quincy, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1958 volume:

V A THE PINE STUMP DE QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL DE QUINCY, LOUISIANA The efficient and businesslike manner by which The Pine Stump was organized and published this year has made it possible for our students to have another outstanding year- book. On behalf of the faculty and student body, I should like to take this occasion to congratulate the Annual Staff and its sponsor for the effort exerted in making this edition of The Pine Stump available to us. This book is typical of the fine work you have done this year and we hope you experience as much success in all PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Miss Eva Marie Sabatier. . . We wish to dedicate this annual to you for the help and service you have given the student body of D. H. S. for the last four years. Your untiring effort in helping with the annual Home- coming and working with the Student Council have made D. H. S. a better school. We feel that you have served us both as a friend, a leader and a teacher. For these and many other reasons we wish to remember DEDICATION Editor................................BILLIE SUE SPEARS Asst. Editor.................JUDY CRUIKSHANK Business Manager-------------------JOE VINCENT Feature Editors..............AVERYTT PARNELL FRANCES GORE Sports Editors--------------------— JACK FISHER HENRY BEVIL Sponsor...............................FANNIE SUE HEARD Room ”5 is a hubbub! You will hear Billie and advisor Heard muttering something about the deadline. Judy: Wait, there is a picture missing. Oh! those Sophomores, why do they all have to have faces? Averytt: Rush! Phone Henry; tell him those pictures must be in by the first.” Joe, The Business Manager: But do we have enough money for that extra page? Jack: Can you get your car? We must work this afternoon. Billie, get Henry and Frances on this typing immediately! These are but a few people behind the yearbook. They have rushed, fussed, and fumed to bring you an unforgettable yearbook, and here it is - THE PINE STUMP. MR. HERBERT H. HINTON MRS. PAULINE GORE MRS. ALICE BREDEHOEFT MRS. FANNIE SUE HEARD Principal Secretary Secretary for Cafeteria Business Education MR. T. J. RATLIFF MRS. MARJORIE PREJEAN MRS. SAMMIE CHERP MR. FRED SMITH History English English Chorus Spanish MISS EVA SABATIER MR. JOHN MARTIN MR. JOHN SHANNON MR. BOB BURGESS Biology Geometry Band Mathematics Girls' Physical Education Assistant Coach Chemistry MRS. KENNETH SNIDER Librarian MR. JOHNNY BUCK Head Coach Civics MR. JACK GOODE Mathematics MR. CECIL ADCOCK Industrial Arts MRS. EDNA WILLRICH MRS. ED CLARK MR. DON MOFFAT MRS. HERBERT HINTON Home Economics English Home Economics Asst. Coach Civics MRS. LOIS HUNT MRS. J. G. VINSON MR. JESSE JOHNSON Science MRS. ELIZABETH WOOD English Math Math Science Math History Science MR. DANIEL IEYOUB History English MRS. CECIL ADCOCK MISS DOROTHY BENGSTON MRS. PAUL MAZILLY History Fourth Grade Second Grade English MRS. MARY HELEN CARLSON MRS. ARTHUR FLUITT MRS. GEORGE L. COCKERHAM MISS ANNIE ETIER Second Grade First Grade First Grade First Grade MRS. SOPHIA BOBBITT MISS MILDRED FARQUE MRS. BETTY MARTIN MRS. J. D. MILLWEE Second Grade Third Grade Third Grade Second Grade MRS. C. J. PERKINS Sixth Grade MRS. E. O. DOUGLAS Sixth Grade MRS. B. L. VINCENT Sixth Grade MRS. W. P. ROYER Fifth Grade MRS. CHARLES HARTWELL Fifth Grade MRS. H. B. MAJORS Fifth Grade MRS. JANIE ADAMS Fourth Grade MISS MACY JOHNSON First Grade A SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CHARLES COOPER WILTON WALLACE ELEANOR BEVIL JOYCE NORTHCOTT WILTON WALLACE BURNADEL WHATLEY CAROLYN SUE BARBER Life is itself, but a game of foot- ball. Band 1, 2; FHA 1, 4; Chorus 4; Pep Squad 4; Press Club 1. WALTER BAUER, JR. Carolyn Live and let live, as 1 will do. Hobby Club 2. 3. 4; 4-H Club 1, 2;’ Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3; Press Club 4. ROBERT ERVIN BAUER Laugh and be merry, remember better the world with a song. 4-H Club 1, 2; Safety Patrol 1, 2. ELEANOR BEVIL Bevo I speak in friendship's name. Student Council 1, 4; Class Favorite 2; Class Secretary 2,4; Band 1, 2; Band Secretary 2; Press Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Usher at Gradua- tion 3; Usher at Baccalaureate 3; Representative at Student Council State Convention; Pelican Girls’ State 3; Service Orchestra 2. HENRY BEVIL Friendship is a sheltering tree. Hobby Club 2; Press Club 1, 4; Cam era Club 2, 4; Class Secretary 3; Football Manager 2,4; Spanish Lit- erary Rally 3, 4; Junior Favorite 3; Band 1; Annual Staff 4. Hank' CARROL BROWN Every man will be my friend. Hobby Club 2; Football 1, 4; Press Club 4. Stick THOMAS BROXSON I never met a man I did not like. Press Club 1, 4; Annual Staff 3; Band 1, 4; Band President 4; Service Orchestra 3, 4; Library Club 4; Track 3, 4; Football 4; Camera Club 4. EARL BRUCE The days that make us happy make us wise. Eatl Track 3, 4; Pelican Boys' State 3; Paper Staff 4; Literary Rally 2,4; Band 1; Press Club 2; World History Award 3. Tommy Joe ROSE BURN1TT As merry as the day is long. ” FHA 2,4; Press Club 1,3; Chorus 1, 4; Band 2; FTA 1; Office Staff 3. Rose Linda LINDA CARLSON My heart is like a singing bird. Band 1, 2; Service Orchestra 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 4; Press Club 2. 4; Chor- us 4; Chorus Secretary 4; Chorus Pianist 4. Dot ORA LOU CASKEY We know nothing of tomorrow, be happy and gay today. Ora Lou Band 1, 4; FHA 1, 4; Press Club 1, 2, 4; Camera Club 2. DOROTHY DEL COLE With a friend and a song, 1 11 travel along. FHA 1,4; Camera Club 2; Press Club 1, 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Chorus 4. CHARLES COOPER You cannot value a person for what he is made of, but for the many good qualities he possesses. Football 1, 4; Football Captain 4; Basketball 1,4; Track 3,4; Press Club 2, 3. 4; Vice President of Class 1 and 3; Sophomore Favorite 2; President of Class 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Boys'State Alternate 3. Rooster ROUSELL COOPER •Honor, truth, and manhood. Hobby Club 4; Press Club 4; Camera Club 4. RENA CORMIER Stand in thy own ught. 4-H Club 1; Press Club I. 2; Library Club 2, S, 4; FHA 4; State LTLA 3; Pep Squad L, 4. Rena RAMONA DAVIE Thinking is but an idle waste of time. “ FHA 1,4; Band 1,2; Press Club 1,3; Camera Club 2. ADELAIDE DUNN Youth is full of pleasure. ” Chorus 1; FTA 1; FHA 1, 4; 4-H Club 2. Reporter 2; Band 2; Press Club 2,4; FHA Convention 2,3. ARTHUR FLUITT I wish to make no enemies. Football 1, 4; Junior Track 1, 4; Press Club 2, 4; Hobby Club 3; Bas- ketball 4; Student Council 4; Cam- era Club 4. MARTHA JANE FLUITT A little soul so warm and true.” FHA 1; Press Club 1, 4; Camera Club 2,3; Queen's Court 2,4; Class Reporter 3; Band 1,4; Majorette 1,4. Jane Sharon SHARON FONTENOT She hath a daily beauty in life. Press Club 1; Student Council 1,4; FHA 3,4; Sophomore Vice President; Favorite 1,3; Student Council Work- shop 3; Student Council State Con- vention 4; Graduation Usher 3;Bac- calaureate Usher 3; FHA Conven- tion 2,3; Alternate for Pelican State; Student Council Reporter 2,3. CHARLES JENNINGS FRANKS I believe in work, but I am not in favor of it. ” Football 1,3; Track 1, 2; Basketball 2. DOUGLAS HALL Doug A friend to all the country, dear. Football 2; Track 2; Hobby Club 4; Press Club 4. Billie JAMES HAMILTON In all things we must consider the end. 4-H Club 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 4; Press Club 2, 3; Camera Club 4; Vice President of 4-H Club 3; Cheerlead- er 3. James BILUE JEAN HENAGAN Honesty's the best policy. FHA 1; Office Staff 1,4; Pep Squad 2, 4; Library Club 4. Jenelle LYNDA JEAN HENAGAN Stand in thy own light. Library Club 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 4; Office Staff 1; Press Club 1; 4-H Club President 4, Secretary 2; Table Tennis Champion 3. Lynda JENELLE HODGES We easily believe that which we wish. 4-H Club 1, 2; FHA Club 4; Library Club 4. HAZEL JOHNSON Rivers are highways that move on and bear us whither we wish to go. Press Club 1,3; FHA 1,4; Pep Squad 1,4; FHA Convention 3, 4; Library Club 4; Camera Club 3. Hazel Norris Dale NORRIS JACKSON A penny for your thoughts. 4-H Club 1; Junior Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 4. CHARLES JONES The way to be happy is to make others happy. ” Transferred from Sulphur High School. Charles Buck MARY ELIZABETH LAND After a storm comes a calm. Transfer from New York 2; FHA 2; Pep Squad 2; Table Tennis Cham- pion 3; Press Club 4; Camera Club 4. Allie ALLIE JEAN LYONS Give me the hand that is honest and true. 4-H Club 1; FHA Club 2. CARROLL MARCANTEL Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Hobby Club 1,3; Student Council 1, 4; 4-H Club 1. 3; Press Club 3. Velma VELMA MARCANTEL Friends and friendly conversation are my companions. FHA 1,4; FHA Convention 1,4; Press Club 1, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Chorus 4; Camera Club 3; Band 1, 2. BEVERLY NICHOLS W. A. ” Striving and willing to work for myself and for others. Band 1, 4; FHA 1, 4; Press Club 4; Camera Club 1,3. Bev W. A. NICHOLS ”1 wish to make no enemies. ” JOYCE LYNNE NORTHCOTT A babbling brook runs on. ” Beauty 1,4; Band 1,4; Majorette 1, 4; Service Orchestra 1,4; Home- coming Court 2, 3,4, Queen 4; Most Beautiful Girl 4; Girls' Sextet 2; Girls' Trio 2; FHA 2, 4, Reporter 2, 4, Vice President 3; Paper Staff Re- porter 2, 4, Gossip Editor 3; Pelican Girls' State 3; Band Secretary 4, Vice President 2; Representative to FHA Convention 3; Band President 4; Class Reporter 2; Princess to Sul- phur Fair 2, 4; Service Orchestra; Vocalist 3; Girls' Ensemble 4; All- State Chorus 4; Class Treasurer 4; Library Club 4, President 4. Joyce Pete MILTON PETERSON I always do my best. Press Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1,4; Basketball 1,4; Camera Club 4; Football Captain 4; All-District Football 4. Claudette CLAUDETTE SMITH There is nothing so pleasant as re- membering my good friends. Chorus 1, Press Club 1,4; Camera Club 2; Pep Squad 2,3, 4; Literary Rally 2; Alternate to Pelican State 3; FHA 1, 4, President 4; Usher for Graduation; Usher for Baccalaureate. BILLIE SUE SPEARS I live on hope, and so, I think, do all who come into the world. Press Club 1; Camera Club 1, 2; FHA 1, 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Parliamen- tarian 3; Annual Staff 3, 4, Feature Editor 3, Editor 4; State Library Club Convention 3; Office Staff 4; Chorus 4; Literary Rally 3,4; District FHA Convention 3,4; Play Day 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Usher at Graduation 3; Usher at Baccalaureate 3. V-Rose” VELMA ROSE STANLEY As merry as the day is long. Press Club 1. 2; 4-H Club 1; Play Day 2; Pep Squad 1, 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Cutest Girl 3; Graduation Usher 3; Baccalaurea Usher 3. ESTHER LOU STOVALL Give me the hand that is honest and true. Library Club 1,4, Vice President 1; 4-H Club 1, 4, President 2, Secretary and Treasurer 3; Chorus 1.4. ’William” Kay WILTON WALLACE Wisdom, Power, and Goodness Meet. ” Class President 1, 2,3, Vice Presi- dent 4; Football 1, 4; Football Cap- tain 4; Track 1, 4; Student Council 1,4; Literary Rally 2,3,4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Editor 4; Pelican State 3; Student Council President 4. Delli BURNADEL WHATLEY How sweet and fair she seems to be. FHA 1,4; Press Club 2,3; All-State Chorus 1; FHA Treasurer 2, Histor- ian 4; Chorus 1. Bub Donnie DONNIE SUE YELLOTT With a friend and a song, I'll travel along. 4-H Club 1, 2, 4; Band 1. 2; FHA 4 Chorus 4. MARIE FRAZIER If you are going to be a champion, act like one. ” Press Club 2, 3. 4; FHA 4; FT A 1; Chorus 1,4. Marie ADRIAN FLOWER SHEILA COWARD BOBBY ALSTON N1TA BAGGETT TOMMY BEASLEY FREDA ROSE BERRY JAMES BLACKBURN JOY BLACKBURN LYNN BOX SUE CANNON JOY CARLSON JUDY CRUIKSHANK JIMMY DENHAM JOYCE DICKERSON DONALD ELVESTON ADRIAN FLOWER LOU ALICE FRAZIER FRANCES GORE TOLBERT GREENWOOD SHIRLEY GUILLORY C. J. LANGTON JEANETTE McCALLA ' , : GALVIN HEARD PHOTO Not Available PETER KROGER CATHRYN McCLANAHAN CORA JANE McKNIGHT SCOTTY MOXOM VAUGHN PELTIER JUDY PERKINS BETTY RAY PEGGY ROYER LYNDA LEE SCARBER CAROLYN STEVENS VIDA STOVALL DIANA TREADWAY WILLIAM VANDEGRIFF RICHARD VASSAR GLENDA HODGES JACK FISHER Deanie Allen Kenneth Allen Gloria Alston Lorraine Alston Johnnie Bean Danny Bishop Henry Brantly Loris Bresie Annette Brown Jimmie Brown Diana Burke Doris Bushnell Janice Carlson Freddy Cole Thomas Cole Peggy Cooper Marian Coward Jane Doherty Virginia Cormier Glenda Coward W j jTfek'v Wilbur Dahlquist Dean Davis Mary Dietz Opal Dyson Carolyn Ellis JoAnn Franks Tommy Fields Jack Fisher Louis Green Allen Heard Linda Henagan Glenda Hodges James Jordan Carolyn Knight Deloris Keel Karen Kennerly Peggy Kent Margie Koonce A1 Landers Bonnie Landers Marlene Lambert Malcolm Lyle Billie Joyce Methvin G. B. Monk Judy Moses Gerald Neal David Odegar Earl Starks Neil Suchaneck Annette Theriot Glenda Upchurch Judy Wallace Patricia Ward Charles Warren Suzanne Young Ruth Adkins Linda Ball Dorothy Ann Banken Donald Blackburn Donnie Alston Vera Ball Jackie Berry Arnold Blagrave Inez Bridges Jerry Brown Cheryl Bunch Billy Burke Donnie Carrol Mark Wayne Clark Sammie Jo Cole Annette Cooley Wilia Beth Cooley Ambrose Cooper Rita Coward Charlene Day Patrica Davidson Jerry Delaney Nelda Dickerson George Douglas Neola Douglas Sammy Douglas Mary Edwards George Fisher Paul Fisher Billy Flower Marilyn Freeman Jeb Gerean Billy Gidney Romayne Harris Cynthia Glasgow Patrica Hartwell Jeanette Green Buford Hayes Christine Hamilton David Hayes Edward Kroger Sharon Kay Land Carol Langley Judy Lewis David Maddox Cheryl Marcantel Charles Martin Gerald Martin Verone Martin Mae Dean McDonald Charlotte Mitchell Maurice Muesehke Otis Mullins Marcella Patterson Larry Perkins Edwin Peters� � Tommy Joe Pharris Edward Phillips Jackie Pierce Charlene Rainwater Peggy Rice Linda Russell Rayford Poole Barbara Savory NO PHOTO Dorothy Van Winkle Jerry Van Winkle Lela Faye Vassar Robert Vassar Tommy Vassar Earline Vercher Paul Welker Sandra Wagnon £A available Tommy Walker Garland White Dorothy Wallace Rodney Wallace Iona Wells Melvin White Sandra Willard Glynn Woods V p MR. AND MISS D.H.S WILTON GEORGE WALLACE -� JOYCE LYNNE NORTHCOTT MILTON PETERSON WILTON WALLACE VAUGHN PELTIER JACK FISHER FOUR OUTSTANDING MEN ON THE CAMPUS FRANCES GORE JUDY WALLACE WILTON WALLACE ELEANOR BEVIL CLAUDETTE SMITH EARL BRUCE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ELEANOR BEVIL WILTON WALLACE JACK FISHER BEST CITIZENS Voted by DeQuincy High School Faculty Bl ST VII -AROl ND BURNADEL WHATLEY 1 SHEILA COWARD BEST PERSONALITY EARL STARK MARY LAND WITTIEST JOE BURTON VINCENT LYNN AVERYTT PARNELL MOST TALENTED RAY SPIKES SHARON FONTENOT BEST DRESSED CHARLES COOPER LORIS LYNN BRESIE MOST ATHLETIC DANNY BISHOP LINDA RUSSEL CUTEST HOMECOMING COURT JUDY and ARTHUR LYNDA and SCOTTY GLENDA and CHARLES HOMECOMING What else could this be ? ? ? FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW. GR-r-r-r Hold that Tiger! MUSIC FLOAT Mrs. Prejean quits teaching long enough to decorate float. Can you believe it? PAPER STAFF SNAPSHOTS Pretty car, isn’t it? The most thrilling moment of all! D. H. S. Royalty JOYCE LYNN NORTHCOTT PELICAN STATE WILTON WALLACE MILTON PETERSON SPECIA Miss Ramona Davie was awarded the title of Future Homemaker of Tomorrow for 1957-58. David Salter and his prize cow that won first place at the Louisiana State Fair in Shreveport, second in Crowley, Louisiana, and second in Memphis, Tennessee. The first DeQuincy High School Flag presented to the Cheerleaders on behalf of the student body of the F. H. A. Chapter President. achievements Mrs. David J. Drez presents the 1956-57 Majorettes with Oscar for their service in collecting donations for the Heart Fund. Miss Joyce Lynne Northcott was chosen runner- up to the Cal-Cam Fair Queen. The 1956-57 DeQuincy High School Band under the direction of Mr. Perry Dennis was awarded superior rating at the McNeese State College Music Festival. LITERARY RALLY , Bookkeeping...............................................CONNIE GREEN Typing............................................................MARIE BROWN Shorthand.........................................................GRACE PUERTA Home Economics I--------------------------------------- DUSTY SPECHT Home Economics II-----------------------------------------FRANCES GORE Home Economics III-----------------------------------------------BILLIE SPEARS Home Economics IV.....................................TOMMIE ROBINSON English I; General Science........................... LORRAINE ALSTON English II................................................BECKY HENAGAN English III; General Math...............................WILTON WALLACE English IV; Senior Math....................................SONNY TODD English Literature; Plane Geometry--------------------BOBBY BENNETT English Pronunciation - ---------------------------------RAY BEASLEY English Composition........................................ JOAN HYATT Spanish.............................................................JOE VINCENT Spelling............................................LIONEL VANDEGRIFF Algebra I...........................................WILBUR DAHLQUIST Algebra II...........................................JUDY CRUIKSHANK Chemistry; General History-------------------------------- EARL BRUCE Biology...........................................................JAMES SMITH Civics ...............................................CLIFTON TARVER American History...................................................ALMA ISDALE Industrial Arts I....................................................AL LANDERS Industrial Arts II........................................ LARRY SMITH Physics............................................... NOEL MEADOWS • Went to State also. Claudette Smith represented De Quincy High School at a Citizenship Rally in Baton Rouge sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. ELEANOR BEVIL Excellent DONALD ROYER Excellent Students representing D. H. S. at the Foreign Language Festival held at Southwest Louisiana Institute. HENRY BEVIL Excellent DONNA MYERS Superior SPEECH FESTIVALS Students representing D. H. S. at the Speech and Musical Festival held at McNeese State College. LYNDA SCARBER JOAN HYATT FRANCES GORE CLIFTON TARVER BOBBY IVEY JOE VINCENT 11 CLAUDETTE SMITH VELMA STANLEY BILLIE SUE SPEARS GRADUATION AND BACCALAUREATE USHERS FOR 1957 ELEANOR BEVIL BEVERLY NICHOLS SHARON FONTENOT Editor...................WILTON WALLACE Sports Editor...........- - HENRY BEVIL Feature Editor..............ELEANOR BEVIL Society Editor-----------SHEILA COWARD Reporters - —----------— FRANCES GORE JAMES HAMILTON JUDY CRUIKSHANK JOAN HYATT EARL BRUCE JOYCE NORTHCOTT PAPER STAFF Old President............................JUDY PERKINS New President.......................CLAUDETTE SMITH Vice President --------------------------------SHEILA COWARD Secretary - -- -- -- — ------------JUDY WALLACE Treasurer............................BECKY HENAGAN Reporter ---------- Song Leader ------- Parliamentarian - - Scrapbook Chairman Sponsor - ---------- JOYCE NORTHCOTT - KAREN KENNERLY ----LORIS BRESIE - - - ELEANOR BEVIL - - MRS. WILLRICH FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA HOBBY CLUB President........................................LARRY PERKINS Vice President — —-------------------------- SAMMY DOUGLAS Secretary--------------------------------------- LARRY SMITH Reporter - - — - — BILL FLOWER Sponsor - - — MR. ADCOCK STUDENT COUNCIL President WILTON WALLACE Vice President CHARLES COOPER Secretary ELEANOR BEVIL Reporter SHARON FONTENOT i President----------------JOYCE NORTHCOTT Secretary--------------------VELMA STANLEY Vice President..................FRANCES GORE Reporters..................CAROLYN STEVENS DIANA TREADWAY (Not Pictured) CAMERA CLUB Are you ready?” Cheerleaders ask, as they prepare to do yell. Left to right: Eleanor Bevil, Carolyn , Stevens, Judy Wallace, Diana Treadway, and Frances Gore. v V N -1 - —� DIaNa treadway ELEANOR BEVIL Sponsor MISS EVA SABATIER VARSITY CHEERLEADERS MUSK :ally r. ((i AzJ . MR. JOHN SHANNON SPE F D V, XX? Or J' f MR. FREDDY SMITH KING DE QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS REPRESENTATIVES TO ALL-STATE CHORUS GIRLS’ TRIO GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE CHOIR OFFICERS MR. SHANNON BAND OFFICERS Marian Coward, Karen Kennerly, Tommy Broxson, Joyce Northcott, Liz Royer. DE QUINCY HIGH BAND MAJORETTES SHARON IRWIN JANE FLUITT SHEILA COWARD JOYCE NORTHCOTT LINDA SCARBER LIZ ROYER Drum Majorette - LORIS BRESIE Johanna Bobbit Ora Lue Caskey Jerry Delaney Don Elveston Glenda Hodges Tommy Broxson Gary Cooper Jane Doherty Cynthia Glasgow Ora Hodges Earl Bruce Marian Coward Frank Douglas Mary Ruth Haley Jackie Inman Alex Carlson Freda Cox Sammy Douglas Ann Hodges Ricky Jamieson Karen Kennerly Sharon Land Kenneth Royer Milton Theriot Betty Wheeler Carolyn Knight Bonnie Landers Dusty Specht Joan Vincent Jerry Woods John Koonce Gerald Neal Larry Smith Joe Vincent Sue Young Mary Koonce Beverly Nichols Annette Theriot Dorothy Wallace MAJORETTES JANE FLUITT JOYCE NORTHCOTT SHEILA COWARD ELIZABETH ROYER Drum Majorette LORIS BRESIE LYNDA SCARBER SHARON IRWIN Typical Beauties Kathy Hinton Now what are they doing? Typical Teachers Remember Freshman Day??? What could this be??? Arthur and Martha Tired Girls??? What's she doing??? Royalty??? What's the yell??? Yall look pooped! Guess whose hands these arel Where is everyone going?? Mr. Ratliff presiding at CEA Which is the biggest??? Pretty church, huh? Don't anyone move! ANNUAL STAFF 1957 CHRISTMAS PARTY Having fun, Averytt??? What ya doing Danny??? Everything from pictures to divinity candy, huh, Frances. Finally - - - Home at last!I JUNIOR HIGH V CUTEST CAROL ISLEY RICKEY JAMIESON A I WITTIEST PATTI ADCOCK JESSIE FRANKLIN STUDIOUS CONNIE COWARD KERRY COOPER SEVENTH GRADE favorites RICKEY JAMESON JANE WILSON MOST athletic SANDRA JONES COBBY THOMPSON EIGHTH grade favorites SAMMY PETERSON ORA HODGES Cliff Adkins Barty Alston Kenneth Alston Roy Alston Troy Arrant Charles Bailey John Baker Patricia Ball Donna Beard Winfred Berry Johanna Bobbitt John Boyd Kenneth Bredehoft Zona Broussard Brenda Brown Keith Brown Ronald Brown Joy Vern Broxon Ardell Bryant LaVeme Bryant Kathleen Burgin Roy Burke Alex Carlson Elton Cooley Conrad Cooper Kerry Cooper Gus Cormier Connie Coward Nelda Crain Delores Dickerson Jo Raye Dunham Frank Ervie Constance Fontenot James Fontenot John Frazier Dea Ann Gearen Carroll Green Frances Hacker Mary Ruth Haley Mildred Hamilton Arthur Hartzog Carolyn Hayes James Heard Retha Herring James Hester Ora Hodges Henry Holley Norma Hoosier Emma Hersey Helen Hyatt Horris Hyatt Judy Hyatt Frances Hydle Jacqueline Inman Carol Isley Juanita Keel Don Kobiolka John Koonce Mary Koonce Roger Landers Albert Lyle Lorretta Maddox Elmira Malone PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Patti Adcock Jerry Bell Rusty Bevil Melba Bryant Carolyn Alston Pauline Bell Edith Brokaw James Bushnell Roger Ashworth Velma Bell Claudia Brown La verne Bushnell Sharon Bauer Harold Bennett Douglas Brown Patricia Clancy Wanda Baggett John Berry Jeanette Brown Sue Clark Mary Nell Cole Elizabeth Dickerson Charles Dowden Charles Ehtinken Erlene Colhour Julia Dickerson Karen Dowden Robert Fontenot Marvin Cooley Durwood Dougharty Florence Doyle Jessie Franklin Gary Cooper Frank Douglas Helen Doyle Joe Guillory Betty Crowder Leo Douglas Virginia Ellis Glynn Gunn Marcus Hammons Becky Heard Rickey Jameson Thomas Kingrey Elizabeth Hancock Robert Henagan Judy Johnson Sherry Kingrey Virginia Harris Joel Hext Sandra Jones Mickey Knapp Juanice Harvey Robbie Hext Lois Kendall Josephine Kroger Jerry Hartzog Barbara Hyatt David Kingrey Ralph Lewis Carolyn Maddox Mitchell Martin Alton McKnight Robert Mitchell Alvie Marcantel Johnny Mayeaux Charles McKnight Vermon Monk Eddie Marcantel Clark McCalla Dennis McNamara Jimmy Mullins Rita Marcantel Walter McDonald Sharon Meeks Dana Perkins Juanita Martin Frances McKlemury Harry Methvin Rees Perkins Connie Peterson R. C. Pickering Sam Pierce Rita Pharis Carolyn Powers James Powers Joan Rainwater Phyllis Reneau Jimmy Robertson Calvin Royer Connie Royer Judy Royer David Salter R. W. Sanders Elaine Savoy Linda Schism Jerry Scott Colby Shoemake Earnest Shoemake Edward Smith ,w Sandra Vandegriff Charlotte White Cecil Van Winkle Jane Wilson PHOTO MOT AVAHA U Gary Smith Sieve Van Winkle Soruira Wilton Maxine Stainpley Morrlt Welch Janies Hawthorne Alice Sianipley Herman vtge Jerry Wood JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Connie Cowatd, Nelda Crane, Cka Hodges. Johanna Bobbin, Joan Vincent, Mary Koouec. WILTON WALLACE CHARLES COOPER MILTON PETERSON ADRIAN FLOWER TIGER SQUAD Managers SAMMY PETERSON DONNIE BLACKBURN MILTON PETERSON Left Guard Letters -3 Senior All-District CARROL BROWN Center Letters-2 Senior All-District (Third Team) WILTON WALLACE CHARLES COOPER ARTHUR FLUITT Right Halfback Letters-2 Senior All-District (Second Team) Left End Left Halfback Letters-2 Letters-1 Senior Senior Graduating Tiger Team members ADRIAN FLOWER Left Tackle Letters-3 Junior All-District (Third Team) JAMES BALCKBURN Right Tackle Letters -2 Junior All-District (Second Team) SCOTTY MOXOM Right Halfback Letters-2 Junior VAUGHN PELTIER Quarterback Letters-3 Junior TERRY PATE Halfback Letters-1 Junior L. G. PARTIN Quarterback Letters-2 Junior DONALD ELVES TON Right End Letters -2 Junior EARL STARK DANNY BISHOP Right End Letters -1 Sophomore Quarterback Letters-2 Sophomore Right Guard Letters -2 Sophomore WILBER DAHLQUIST Center Letters-1 Sophomore JACK FISHER Fullback Letters-2 Sophomore GLEN WOODS Right Halfback Letters-1 Freshman TOMMY FIELDS Tackle Letters-1 Sophomore LOUIS GREEN Right Guard Letters -2 Sophomore JAMES JORDAN Center Letters-1 Sophomore BILL FLOWER Tackle Freshman GEORGE FISHER Left End Freshman KENNETH ROYER Left Halfback Sophomore JUNIOR VARSITY DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 1957 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Big train rolls along for a gain Tigers comer a fighting tiger. The Tigers rush for yardage JAMES BLACKBURN SAMMY PETERSON COACH JOHN R. MARTIN COACH DON MOFFAT ■ i it aifeja ft .aui«c 16 21 Tf. ST fe«U| yc v, «T 15 SQUAD MEMBERS Managers Coaches MILTON PETERSON Forward Senior JOHNNY PHARRIS Guard Senior ADRIAN FLOWERS Center Junior CHARLES COOPER Forward Senior shoots a quick two. Gator VAUGHN PELTIER Guard Junior DONALD ELVESTON Center Junior Gator” and Pete work together, EARL STARK Forward Sophomore JACK FISHER Center Sophomore DEAN DAVIS Guard Sophomore DANNY BISHOP Guard Sophomore WILBUR DAHLQUIST Forward Sophomore DAVID ODEGAR Forward Sophomore Pete waits for a rebound Their first snow! Stay off grass, Jr. High. A plastered head! Children must play! GLASGOW'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION The Best Friend Your Car Ever Had Parts - Service - Accessories Phone St. 6-2151 209 East 4th Street GAY l—tE t= DRIVE-IN The Best in Motion Picture Entertainment in the Comfort and Privacy of Your Own Car De Quincy’s Finest East on Hwy. 7 Phone 6-7161 BRAZELL CHEVROLET Parts - Accessories - Service 502 East Fourth Street Phone St. 6-7621 MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Authorized Ford Dealer i Your Best Bet for a New or Used Car Pine and Center Phone St. 6-2111 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned and Operated by G. B. ANDREWS, JR, Everything for Home and Automobile Phone State 9-2211 Fourth Street COMPLIMENTS THE PINE STUMP FRANK'S AND SPEARS Your Friendly I. G. Grocery Home Owned and Operated Fresh Vegetables, Meats Dry Goods and Hardware E. on Hwy. 12 Phone 6-7241 Compliments of AD KIN'S VARIETY STORE C, C. ADKINS, Owner DeQuincy, Louisiana Where Ma Saves Pa’s Dough DEQUINCV FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Say It With Flowers for Every Occasion China - Crystal - Novelties Phone St. 9“l672 202 South Pine KILGOPF FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE STORE Bedroom Suites - Living Room Suites - Platform Rockers Morning Glory Mattresses J. B. KILGORE, Owner and Manager P. O. Box 728 Phone St. 9-3170 DeQuincy, Louisiana HYATT'S CASH GROCERY Complete Self-Service in Air-Conditioned Comfort E. 4th Street DAVIS ESSO SERVICE STATION Atlas Tires, Tubes, Batteries and Accessories Washing, Greasing, Road Service DeQuincy, Louisiana 916 E. 4th Street Phone St. 6-7321 SNIDER FUNERAL HOME Burial Insurance and Service Day or Night Ambulance Service Phone St. 6-6000 (Residence St. 6-2341) 101 W. Center Street U X B DRILLING CO. INC. Oil Well Drilling Contractors Penton Building P. O. Box 991 DeQuincy, Louisiana CALCASIEU MARINE NATIONAL BANK OF LAKE CHARLES A Safe Place to Bank Offices at: DeQuincy, La., 102 N. Pine St. Lake Charles, La. Welsh, La. Oakdale, La. Sulphur, La. Kinder, La. Elton, La. Cameron, La. Jennings, La. Vinton, La. Lake Arthur, La. Oberlin, La. Iowa, La. DRUG STORE Your Rexall Store Phone 6-6331 Pine at 4th Street CASH AND CARRY STORES All Kinds of Foods for Any Occasion in a Convenient Self-Service Arrangement Phone 6-2161 4th and McNeese UPCHURCH GROCERY AND FEED Service That Will Please You Quality Groceries - Fresh Vegetables - Choice Meats Feeds and Fertilizers Dial St. 9-1051 202 W. 4th Street HOLBROOK FEED STORE The Best in Feed and Farm Supplies Hardware - Feed - Fertilizers Phone St. 6-4211 206 W. 4th Street COOPER'S GROCERY MARKET Meats - Groceries - Produce DeQuincy, Louisiana Phone St. 9 1811 • 1 DEQUINCY INSURANCE AGENCY Capital Stock Protection Serving DeQuincy for 31 Years With Reliable, Proven Stock Companies You Can Be Sure When You Insure With This Experienced Agency COMPLIMENTS OF CR UMP LER'S PACKING HOUSE De Ridder, Louisiana PERKINS pharmacy Filling Rx Continuously for 44 Years Phone 6-6111 129 N. Pine Street A Division of Heyden Newport Chemical Corp. Manufacturers of Rosin, Pine Oil Turpentine, Terpene Chemicals, Zinc Resinates, Pinetar, Pitch GNS, Flotatine Oils Phone 9-1512 Grand Street LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY With Modern Electrical Appliances ELECTRIC : Ranges Dryers Dishwashers Water Heaters F reezers F ans Heat Pumps V v 4 'i- r s’ ' CENTAL (o(l s IM ff $) Compaq' LXi Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1958 Graduating Class F rom EDGEWOOD LAND AND LOGGING COMPANY LTD. MODERN CLEANERS Complete Cleaning and Bachelor Service Laundry 118 North Pine Street DeQuincy, Louisiana Pick Up and Delivery HYATTS BUILDING SUPPLY Everything for the Builder Hardware, Plumbing, and Electrical Supplies Phone 9“026l 207 Kenneth Avenue YOUTH LAND DeQuincy’s Best for the Younger Set Wearing Apparel for Teens to Toddlers Phone 6-6251 125 North Pine Street LUMBER COMPANY Lumber - Hardware - Cement - Plywood Best in Building Materials BEASONS GROCERY Quality Food and Friendly Efficient Service 214 W. 4th Street national DEPARTMENT STORE Latest Styles in Clothes, Shoes, Hats and Accessories Dial 6-7151 206 W. 4th Street LYONS LUMBER COAL COMPANY Quality Building Materials Everything to Build Anything Phone 6-7111 Compliments of MARTIN’S JEWELERS Authorized Dealer of Longines-Wittnauer Watches and Columbia Tru-Fit Diamond Rings Dial 9-1231 214 E. Fourth Street THE PHELAN COMPANY Wholesale Grocers and Blender and Coffee Roasters PARKWAY MOTEL CAFE Ultra Modern Rooms With the Comfort Regular Meals and Convenience of Your Own Home Steaks and Seafoods Phone 6-0462 Phone 6-7140 East on Hiway 12 Compliments of MOXON INSURANCE AGENCY DeQuincy, Louisiana DEQUINCV MOTOR COMPANY Dodge and Plymouth Authorized Sales and Service 906 East 4th Street Phone 6-7311 Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of Lake Charles, Louisiana For the Best in Television and Radio Repair STINES RADIO TV Day Phone St. 6-8201 Nite Phone St. 9“3880 CONERLY’S m W' W? CLASS WILL OF 1958 We, the Senior Class, being of reasonably sound mind and body, do herein make our last will and testament, leaving our most prized possessions to the Class of 1959. Lynda Henagan leaves her sunny seat in bookkeeping to Cheryl Marcantel. Carrol Brown leaves his seat in senior math class to anyone crazy enough to take it. Earl Bruce leaves his piccolo to James Blackburn. Burnadel Whatley leaves her parking space to Becky Henagan. Robert Knight leaves his Senior year to Ann Hodges, for hers. Billie Henagan leaves her history and English seat to Linda. Lynn Box leaves his chair in spelling class to Jeb Gearen. Douglas Hall leaves Jeanette Green his attentive study habits. Nug Land leaves all her school enthusiasm to Sharon Land. Henry Bevil leaves his seat in English 12 to Tolbert Greenwood. Allie Lyons leaves her comfortable seat in history to anyone who wants it. Jenelle Hodges leaves her tardy record to Vera Lou Ball. Claudette Smith leaves her advice to the lovelorn. Ora Lou Caskey leaves her ability to play the French horn and the bassoon to anyone who wants it. Ramona Davie leaves to some senior of 1959 two American history themes. Jennings Franks leaves his vast understanding of American history to anyone who needs it. Billie Spears leaves her position on the annual staff to a very lucky person. Donnie Sue Yellott leaves her singing ability to Patsy Voss. Velma Marcantel leaves her locker, no. 13, to Liz Royer. Eleanor Bevil leaves her Megaphone to Freda Cox. Rousell Cooper leaves his desk in second period English to the most unfortunate Junior in school. Linda Carlson leaves her role of Second Witch in MACBETH to Joy Carlson. Milton Peterson leaves his brotherly love and his seat in Mr. Goode's math class to Sammy Peterson. Wilton Wallace leaves everything to Danny Bishop. Handle it with care Danny! Norris Jackson leaves his ability to miss at least one day of school each week to Ambrose Cooper. Adelaide Dunn leaves her seat in American History to Joy Blackburn. Joyce Northcott leaves her lovely gym suit to Judy Wallace. Arthur Fluitt leaves his good temper to Paul Fisher. W. A. Nichols leaves his chemistry book to C. J. Langton. Marie Frazier leaves her front seat in history to anyone who wants it. Esther Stovall leaves her sewing ability to Vida Lee Stovall. Ray Spikes leaves his P. E. Manager's job to Danny Bishop. Charles Cooper leaves to all the girls of D. H. S. his phone number----State 9-1811. Hazel Johnson leaves her gym shoes and gym socks to Sue Cannon. Sharon Fontenot leaves everything that has made her Senior year a success to Becky Henagan. Johnny Pharis leaves his intelligence to Linda Russel. To the entire junior class we leave the good times we've had throughout our senior year. To the sophomores we leave our intelligence and dignity to aid them throughout their remaining high school days. To the freshmen and sub-freshmen we leave our long hours spent working for that little white diploma. To the faculty we leave a sense of accomplishment and possible relief after finally bidding us farewell. The Senior Class Dear B. J. February 6, 1978 1978 ----I can't realize it! It seems just yesterday that we were in the old annual room, getting together the PINE STUMP. Homecoming, Christmas holi- days, Career Day and finally Commencement--------farewells------tears----- I knew they were a great group, but even I didn't realize how great. Milton Peterson is now dean at Louisiana State University. Joyce Northcott is superintendent of nurses at the Baptist Hospital in Beaumont. My! My! They were all so ambitious! Charles Cooper has just been named The Olympic Star of the Year. Ora Lue runs the Toland School for Lady Wrestlers, aided by her husband and five daughters. Carolyn Barber has a school for training fashion models, and Ramona manages the Harris School for Boys in Canada. Norris Jackson is professor of History at Harvard University. Beverly Nichols is physi- cal education director at her ole Alma Mater. Claudette Smith teaches home economics in Texas. The teaching profession has certainly been enriched by old '58. The professions have been included, too. Wilton Wallace is not only a bril- liant lawyer but also our most able senator in D.C.Rousell Cooper, an eminent psychiatrist, has been Hollywood's most eligible bachelor for fifteen years. He's rich as Croesus, they say. Arthur Fluitt has just turned author . His latest best- seller is just off the press- How to Live Easy and Affluently. James Hamilton is now a big movie producer in Hollywood. Earl Bruce is vice president at General Motors. No one knows their wealth. Yachts and pri- vate planes, oh, my! Robert Knight owns his own fleet of cabs--- The Purple Cab Line. Charles Jones operates Hansford Used Car Emporium, and W. A. Nichols owns the Nichols' Trailors Tasty Tidbits. Burnadel Whatley is one of his biggest competitors with her grocery chain of Tribble's Fribbles. When she can stay put long enough to attend business! (Always running off to Europe or South America trying to keep up with her husband.) Wade Malone is the famous photographer of Watts of Hollywood Studios. His new twisto-vi- sion is quite the rage. Velma Stanley is using her culinary talent in Velma's Bakery, but her husband manages her and the bakery. Donnie Sue manages her home and runs Donnie's Beauty Shop. Eleanor Bevil has just been voted the Campus Mother of the year and is quite a social leader in Athens. Linda Carlson stars in her own TV production Love Eternal. She really deserved that Oscar last year. Esther Stovall and Velma Marcantel are really the Club Women of any year. They run the P. T. A. and the Garden Club, and always get the children off to school on time. They vie with each other to be voted the best dressed woman of the year. Sharon Fontenot is Mrs. America for 1976, and Billie Spears has been Miss Secretary of the U. S. A. for five years. Jane Fluitt stills holds her record as champion typist in Louisiana. All of them still look as young as their daughters. How do they do itl Jenelle Hodges is social Secretary for the first lady of Louisi- ana, even though her husband is one of New Orlean's leading doctors. Rose Bumitt, wife of a prominent lawyer, has become famous as a designer of an ori- ginal line of sports clothes. Rena Cormier, an interior decorator of national fame, runs Hawkins, Inc. in New York and London. Henry Bevil and Carol Brown both own big stock farms in Kansas. Charles Franks and Douglas Hall combined their fortunes to build the New Hampshire Hunter's Lodge in the White Mountains. Mary Land is one of Hollywood's most beautiful and wanted actors. Marie Frazier is the National Golf Champion for 1975. Adelaide Dunn owns a Hobby Shop in New York. Lynda Henagan is an executive bookkeeper for a big mer- chant in Connecticut. Billie Henagan operates her own bdok store in Richmond. All of them were always business minded. Hazel Johnson and Allie Lyons are also career girls. They were voted Miss Secretary of De Quincy last fall. Ray Spikes owns his own department store called The Man's Shop in Chicago. A wonderful group now as always I I see why they always made so much noise down the hall-----they just had to CROW1 They were so proud of themselves and of each other. Now we are all proud of them. Nothing succeeds like suc- cess. It is wonderful that they are so generous with their gifts and talents. At their recent class reunion they presented the money to build the De Quincy Museum of History and a new Gymnasium. The formal opening of these buildings will be quite an event at DHS next year. The Bruces will fly up from Miami, and the Pharises will have returned home from their tour by then, I hope. A year around the wordsworld. Imagine! I am asking that you come out as my guest for the occasion, it will be wonder- ful for all of us to be together again. Like old times! Do come. Sincerely Here it is! - we finally made it. It has been a long time since the Pine Stump staff was chosen and many hours have been spent on it. We hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed planning and organizing it for you. I wish to take this opportunity to express my thanks to everyone who had a part in making this publication a success. I especially want to thank our sponsor, Mrs. Heard, our principal, Mr. Hinton, and the business men who purchased advertisements. With- out your help and guidance the book couldn’t have been a success. Sincerely Editor LITHOGRAPHED BY — LOR PUBLISHING CO. DALLAS • TEXAS The Beat Yearbook� are TAYLOR-MADE , N- c v - '■ • jrf •' • ■ 5ST • w . • : -: -•� • - - '♦ ! '...■ 77,: .w • fSi jzzz : f --r ' V?- ' � : « 3 ♦ -HI ' - ■ -. , -'■ ' • • ■ . 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