Grand Lake High School - Hornet Yearbook (Grand Lake, LA)

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FACULTY

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WHAT ROLE IN LIFE’S DRAMA? Each student is playing a role in the drama of life. Each of you today is play- ing the role of the student. Some have played their part and they are leaving our midst to face life’s drama. To these who are leaving, and those who remain, it is our hope that you in your role do not play the part of a complainer, a griper, or the part of a clown; but most of you I hope - play the part of one who cares, who is interested in life and loves his fellow man. To the 1965 graduating class, we hope that you get the best from life by putting the best into life. ALVIN HOFFPAUIR PRINCIPAL Preparing this yearbook has been a challenge to all of us on the “Hornet” staff. It has required the time and patience of our sponsor, the teachers, staff, and the students. We wish to thank everyone who has contributed to our cause through ad- vertisements. We also wish to thank any- one else who has helped us. We’ve tried to capture as many of the school activities as possible. As you look back on your school activities, we sin- cerely hope that this yearbook will bring fond memories. EDITOR PRISCILLA DUHON

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LEON DUHON, B.A. McNeese State Fifth Grade ANNIE LOU FOSSON, B.A. Blue Mt. College Mathematics - English AGNES HEBERT, B.A. McNeese State Third Grade EDNA S. HELMS, B.A. USL and McNeese Seventh Grade EULA S. HOLDER, B.A. McNeese State Fourth Grade MARGARET KENNEDY, B.S. M. Ed., University of Southern Mississippi and Mississippi College First Grade EWALDA KLOSSNER, B.S. McNeese State Home Economics DEAN MILLER, B.S. Northeast State Science