Hicks High School - Pirate Yearbook (Hicks, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

R flections From 1958 PRES WED BY THE 958 PIRATE STUPE OF H CKS H OH SC HO01 To one who unquestionably deserves this honor, we dedicate the 1958 Pi- rate. Never has one more deserved this honor than Mr. N. W. Causey, and it is our sincere wish that there was something even more that we could do to express ourappreciation forthe tireless efforts and endless patience he has demonstrated in his work with Hicks High School. Congratulations to the staff, their sponsors and to the many individuals who have made contributions toward the publication of this yearbook. May the pictorial scenes in this annual help you remember with enjoyment your school days, the pleasant associations with classmates and teachers, and help you to find inspiration to continue worthwhile activities. My wish is that your future will be so planned and lived that the important experiences of your life will bring you both honor and satisfaction. Sincerely yours. Cunis Bradshaw Superintendent Vernon Parish Schools The students of Hicks High School can well be proud of their educational system. There has been outstanding develop- ment and accomplishments in all fields of educational activities in your school community and progress has been made. There is a greater holding power of school now than ever be- fore. This is due to an improved and enriched program. The future well-being of your community and state will be largely determined by your ability to cultivate qualities of vision, imagination and intellectual re- sourcefulness. The New Industrial South needs men and women of highest type of inventive thinking in industry, commerce, engineering, farming and other basic production activities of your economy. Such qualities can be cultivated only in the classrooms in which children and youth are given an opportunity to develop their intellectual faculties, by expressing them. Therefore, look forwardto the mark of high calling of moral purity and intelligent thinking, always to act and walk uprightly in your several stations in life, being prudent in every duty to God, your country, your neighbor, your family and yourself. Principal We pause near the end of this, our Senior year, to collect our memories of the months just passed. As you thumb through the pages of this yearbook, re- membering the friends you had, the treasured moments, the best-loved scenes, and all the things that make up high school days--May the M 1958 Pirate pre- serve for you those cherished years of never-returning youth. My heartfelt thanks go to the wonderful staff and sponsors who have worked so tirelessly to make this Annual one we can all be very proud of. Sincerely. Editor Jean Willard Business Editor THE P RHTE STAFF Assistant Snapshot Editor Dudley I. Morrison Sponsor Gene Monk Assistant Business Manager Wanda Poe Feature Editor Eloise Monk Sports Editor Marilyn Hagan Feature Editor Inez Lacey Sponsor Elsie Poe Assistant Sports Editor Charlotte Brack Feature Editor Olla Mae Bass Snapshot Editor James Burns Artist Bobbie Jean Parker Assistant Editor-in-Chief mttSCHOOL FACULTY Carlyle Wiggins Industrial Arts Dudley I. Morrison Commerce mk . ,• y«e.j Olla Mae Bass F. H. A. 1.2,3.4 4-H 3 Annual Staff 4 Aaron Carlock F. F. A. 1,2 Most Studious 4 Charlotte Marie Brack F.H.A. -1.2,4 Parliamentarian -2 Vice-Pres. F.H.A. -4 Secretary-Treas. -4 Annual Staff-4 Prettiest Girl-3,4 Forestry Festival Repr. -3 Shirley Joan Davis F.H.A.-1.2.4 Program Chairman 4-H-1.3 Reporter-3 Class Reporter-1 Wittiest Girl-1 Glee Club-1 Douglas Carlton Jeter 4-H-1.2.3 F.F.A. -1.2 Most Popular-4 Basketball-3,4 Carolyn Goleman F.H.A.-1.2,4 4-H-1,2,3 Annual Staff-3 Basketball-1,3 Juanita Louise Gordy F.H.A. -1,2,4 4-H -1,2,3 Annual Staff-3 Marilyn Rose Hagan F.H.A. -1,2.4 4-H-3 Program Chairman-4 Annual Staff-4 Best All Around Girl-4 Eloise Dolores Monk Basketball-2,3 F.H.A. -1,2,4 President Senior Class-4 Annual Staff-3,4 Assistant Sports Editor-3 Sports Editor-4 Most Athletic-3 Miss Hicks High Louisiana Forestry Festival Representative Jesse Glen Morrison 4-H-1.3 F.F.A. -1,2 Basketball-3,4 Volleyball-2 Most Athletic-3 Mr. Hicks High-4 Editor 1958 Pirates-4 Assistant Editor 1957 Pioneer- Secretary Junior Class-3 Captain Basketball-4 3 Bobbie Jean Parker F.H.A.-1,2,4 Basketball-3,4 Annual Staff-3,4 Wanda Joy Poe F.H.A.-1,2,3,4 F.H.A. Treasurer-3,4 Basketball-4 Most Likely To Succeed-4 Annual Staff-4 I Douglas Glen Welch 4-H-1.3 Basketball -3,4 F.F. A. -1,2 Most Likely To Succeed-4 Most Bashful-3 Most Athletic-4 Co-Captain Basketball-4 Audrey Gaye Riggleman F.H.A.-1.2 Historian -2 Class Vice President-3 Billie Reed Smith F.H. A. -1,2,4 4-H Club-1,2,3 Annual Staff-3 Edith White F.H. A. -1,2,4 4-H Club-3 Annual Staff-4 Jean Celeste Willard F.H. A. -1,2,4 Basketball-2,3,4 Annual Staff-3,4 Class President-3 Class Vice President-4 Forestry Festival Representative-4 Most Studious-3 Most Athletic-4 — ■ m. Jackie Harper La Jaynees Jeter Dalphard LaCaze Gene Monk Sharon Monk Orvin D. Nichols Ronnie Parker Elsie Pearle Poe Estelle Poe v joe £§ £$ $®sai$ii. ' .• ' '7 '•• -i fi£$£ S3§ ■T- .. ...-. ■,.• V-J,,', : V • • L'j. . sw vA' HR Mildred Deason Ursula Flohr Nettie Lea Gordy Gail Hagan Maurice Hall Dorothy Smith James Welch Charles Harville Carmie Lea Ingalls Hannah Wellman Maxwell Wellman Geraldine Jeter Ruby Rae Jeter Milburn Williams Alford Williams Alfred Kennedy Virginia Monk Martha Young Lavads Bass Millard Monk Carolyn Myers Shirley Busby Glen Ray Hunnicutt Merle Poe LaMarr Poe Billy Williamns Charlene Lewis Absent when pictures were taken Picture not available mm f4 rai V v, : jv H1. ” ■ I m i � • •• ] fc T t . v S r lM .r ■m k' ■ .■ «i? i 1 Hj M ' «'I.V' .r,T • .. � !•-. -r.' l j • ;c _ •!■ -'• f • • ■• J rj 5-7 • .““.-y.- 'X “ vvi i % r .7, .,’ v • '• • I ' ■;. V‘i-1 :.v . --V' _ : ?3 vS.-',,: � ' tf.rrXgji:!tV-'-V j ■ ' .• - ' ' '•'• -V v Vv s«'• -V,..1 J, • !• . f . xi r. a 3 . . • -v ■•'■ , r t � .• ; •’••• ;'� . Edwin Earl Barton Dorothy Brooks Lenoria Burns C. W. Carson Artice Davis Tommie Jean Gordy Ann Johns Janis Johns Clarence Morrison Madeline Morrison Kala Sue Smith L. E. Wellman James White Kathaleen Bounds Elroy Taylor Larry Smith Melba Jean Welch Lois Carson W?.:■ � ;5. • •• SS.Ig i ' -■ mys s tf' ’•• - - � “■': Wfe i : ;;V (5JM aS.' t|| 5SiS; !'? ’S!V ELEMENTARY FACULTY Leighton Harville--- Principal Most Studious Boy - Dale Smith Most Studious Girl - Gaytha Hagan Most Popular Boy - Dudley Johns Most Popular Girl - Clara Knippers Most Likely to Succeed Boy Joe Harville Most Likely to Succeed Girl Favorite Teacher Leighton Harville Florine James Sherlan Aldy Helen Asbery Donald Allbriton AVAILABLE A I . I Vf� £MTHMM£ Delma Bass Lucy Bass Junior Bass Wilber Ball Donald Brown Levern Burns Patricia Busby Leo Carruth Bobbie Clark James Daigle Gaytha Hagan Linda Hagan Wayne Hall Joe Harville Florine James fitb Met oumtaktl Joe Jeter Bonnie Jeter Dudley Johns Carolyn Knight Clara Ann Knippers Jannell Kennedy Gladys Legg Wilburn Monk, Jr. Clyde Owen Dorothy Spurgeons Dale Smith Gerald Welch Adrion Wilson Wayne Woodham Roland Zills mmwiDt J. L. Busby Jackie Cleveland Leroy Corruth Eloise Goodwin Douglas Gordy Ronnie Hall Earlene James Thelma Jeter Alton Knight Ronnie McCoy Viva June Monk Evern Norwood Ester Rice George Smith Woody Tankersly mu sum Eugene Allen Betty Barton Donald Gene Monk Jimmie Ray Monk Phillip Booker Carroll Brack Barbara Owens Dale Poe Betty Dixon Robert Gordy Marcel Poe Frankie Smith Anetia Hall Floyd Henry Lenard Spurgeon Barbara Welch Emery Hughes Joe Robert Goodwin Glenda Dale Wellman Bobby White Robert Legg Ronnie McCellan Karen Wilson Gerceil Young Beth Adams Deana Besing Terry Bounds 1 El win Burns Nolton Causey James Copeland James Hagan Douglas Kelly Shaundra LaCaze Hazel Latimes Jeanne LaBleu Karl Mayo, Jr. • vm W � -J -V ■ If ' noiwn tl, Thelbert Owens Patricia Poe Jane Spurgeons Norman Spurgeons Linda Welch Johnny Williams Donna Wilson Nathonael Young Sherman Busby Garland Knight James Wallace FOURTH Sm[ Daniel A. Arnold Francis Cleveland Elain Copeland Dianne Dykes Russell Goodwin William Goodwin Marjorie Gordy Richard Hann Patricia Hunnicutt F. B. James Charlotte Kelly James LaCaze Ginger Lovett Phillip Mayo Catherine Poe Kyle Wayne Poe Odis Dale Poe Judith Smith Kenneth Smith Edmond Spurgeon Francis Walker Harley Watson Eddie Woodham . th rd grade Melba Brinkley Edger Burns Bobby Doyle Thomas Gordy Dianne Causey Cariotta Davis Sharon Hagan Chinero Hair Tommy Hall Sharon Hall Glen Hall Juanita Ham Connie James Alva Lee Morrison Norman Monk Jane Strickland Jimmie Dale Monk Naomi Monk Bytha Wilson 2k Margaret Bass Wilton Burns Barbara Poe Margaret Poe Dorothy Busby Joseph Carson Gwendolyn Smith John Smith Gayle Cooper Dyarell Davis Gary Spurgeon Jimmy Spurgeon Lynn Deason Byran Kelley Naomi Welch Windell Wellman Andy McCallon Gary McCoy Virginia White Linda Wise Willie Monk Dolores Perry Frances Young William Adams Bill Allen Woodrow Burns Melvin C. Brinkley David Covengton Ronald Hagan mr mf Sandra Walker Dianne Squires Patricia Watson [«£ £ ! • •• s‘j tt.: . ' v ,v?s r- -lffi. •.?.; .r7-w!- -r;w ■-.• • • •Ar - r-.s—;' •% VIW fe ■'■' •■• . — - ■ ' : - • v ' ;- ’• • • - ; ‘ V.£ - «31 • .-. .W-.' . ... •., •-« C?-. v.-..-. •. • -.V-v? mmm fflfcW3]0$h mm •r., ‘ [ SS5 y •... 5J-. f . ■v--; ■ • ■ • • • I m i i f p� Jessie Morrison Delbert Smith V 1 }■ .� «£ •vy; . «. :•;' W ? ' ■ ■-:4- . $$a ™;v;fv,...,'-. v•%; i , ' 'i.v‘ ' ,‘,', t .fWinfc . • ;__________________________________________________________.' • ■■ ■ •: ;v; r-v.. ..yv■•■ V� :$ :V;4V -; '’.,.v ; '■. ;• . •� .•«£•;T:JV,1V;'’?’•.' ;•,. ■• • •. '.,' ■ -V • r -■ ■ rF1' V ,...' : • •.. v. M mk • 1 .y --•: •yV- ;v , V y. • -.i' i. -;,iy• y,y, ••. . ;• «•; •:. ■.• r ; . . « � •. y • 4. ,• ] ■■.V.-It.-v-V -i L r -- .y : I j i_____ •W‘: . • • ! •«. •■ ., o.y v •_. vm . 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Jean and Eloise didn’t drink coffee during Home Economics Class. Dining Hall didn't serve lima beans, pinto beans, red beans and butter beans; gently flavored with wieners. Elvis Presley was stationed at Fort Polk. Dalphard LaCaze attended class. Glen Welch asked Juanita Gordy for a date. Mr. Wiggins broke training. Mr. Woodham's bus was late for school one morning. Mr. Jeter failed to give a test for a whole week. Mrs. Bookter failed to have coffee made at the morning recess. Artice Davis made a C. One whole day passed and Olla Mae didn't speak to Maxwell Glen. Edith didn't get a piece of bubble gum every day. Wayne Woodham wasn't always flirting with the girls. Jesse Glen had to sell his guitar. Mr. Kennedy didn't run errands for the whole school staff. Mr. Poe learned to operate the buffer. The mirrors were all removed from the Home Economics room. Mr. West's Science lectures couldn't be heard distinctly at the other end of the hall. Hicks High won every basketball game. It is with a solemn thought of sincerity, and the satisfaction of a job well done that we proclaim the approval of Hicks High School. This announcement was made to us in the following letter from the Louisiana State Department of Education. An examination of the annual school report and the observations made during our recent visit confirmed the fact that the Hicks High School is now meeting the minimum objective standards that are required of state-approved schools. Therefore, it is being listed as a state-approved school for the 1957- 1958 session. It was a pleasure to have an opportunity to see the excellent facilities that have been provided at your school. Moreover, we were especially pleased to note the quality of work which is being ac- complished by you, your teachers, and your students. Please be assured that we thoroughly appreciated the splendid hospitality which was extended to us during our visit. In the meantime, we shall be delighted to hear from you whenever this Department may be of further assistance to you and your faculty. Sincerely yours, COMPLIMENTS OF Dave Monk West Department Stores LEADERS IN POPULAR PRICE MERCHANDISE SINCE 1897 COMPLETE LINE OF EVERYTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA COMPLIMENTS OF Ford Stewart MEN'S READY TO WEAR LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA COMPLIMENTS OF Hooker Furniture LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA Hall Hall Meat Market FOURTH AND TEXAS LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA PHONE: 3191 COMPLIMENTS OF Gulfco Finance LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA REPAIR WHILE Hooks Department Store Goodyear Shoe YOU WAIT Hospital NICK POLLACIA, PROP. 1405 THIRD -- PHONE NO. 2663 LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA YOUR FRIENDLY FAMILY STORE RALPH HOOKS, OWNER 1510-3rd STREET PHONE 2878 LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA COMPLIMENTS OF The Vernon Parish Sheriff Department LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA Morgan and Lindsay, Inc. 'STORES OF COURTESY TO $1.00 STORES LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA Magnolia Life Ins. Company SECURITY AND SERVICE FUNERAL SERVICE EMERGENCY CASH ORDINARY LIFE PHONE 3202-ELLIS LEWIS PHONE 6178-ERNEST JEANE PHONE 9674-ISAAC JEANE Builders Supply Company RETAIL LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS TELEPHONE 3504--2230 P. O. DRAWER 620 203 TEXAS STREET LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA CONSULT US HOME OF FORT POLK WEBER-KING MANUFACTURING COMPANY LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA COMPLIMENTS OF MMM Furniture and Appliance Store LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA Irene’s Sewing Shop LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA SEWING AND ALTERATIONS LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA Morris Insurance Agency BETWEEN THE BANKS P. O. BOX 1311 PHONE: 2829 LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA INSURANCE For Protection • For Investment COMPLIMENTS OF R S S Sartor Motor Co. Inc. Grocery S Market DODGE--PLYMOUTH--CHRYSLER FEEDS CARS DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS STORE 1 STORE 2 500 THIRD ST. PHONE 2712 PHONE 3205 HWY 171 S. PHONE 3325 NEW LLANO, LA. LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA LEESVILLE, LA. COMPLIMENTS OF Pierce Tire Company Ben Franklin Store P. O. BOX 1170 HIGHWAY 171 S. THE FRIENDLY PH. 9134 5£ 10£ LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA Bert Adams Palmer Pontiac Magnolia Company, Inc. Service Station PONTIAC AND GMC--SALES AND SERVICE 5th TEXAS STREET LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA HIGHWAY 171 TELEPHONE 3664 PHONE 2214 LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA Hernandez Farm Supply Carter Jewelry Company LEESVILLE'S OLDEST AND BEST 1902 THIRD STREET-- YOUR G. E. DEALER LEESVILLE, LA. FOR VERNON PARISH PHONE 9034 LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA CP d!? Leach Plumbing Supply Company Jim Garner’s Service Station YOU CAN NEVER TELL WHEN YOU WILL NEED A PLUMBER PHONE 2371 LEESVILLE .LOUISIANA mODERH PlUmBINB Brown Mitchell LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA SUDDEN NAPPY ERVICE i Furniture Company TELEPHONE 3413 1208 TEXAS STREET LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. S Mrs. Henry Monk LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA GROCERIES J. C. Trotti Grocery £ Service Station HICKS, LOUISIANA IV wliole towns talking about TOM CLEVELAND’S USED CARS ACROSS FROM COURTHOUSE LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA COMPLIMENTS OF Vernon Parish Farm Bureau LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA The Vernon Bank MEMBER OF F. D. I. C. YOUR LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA BANK COMPLIMENTS OF Merchants Farmers Bank Trust Co. LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA BUILD Ramify by§mm West Esso Servicenter TELEPHONE---2681 LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA ■% ...WHY NOT INVITE US your r%r Next BLOWOUT? James Jeter’s Service Station TERMINAL ROAD PHONE 2270 LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA Clyde Welch Grocery Station Cafe In Connection Phone 6344 - Alexandria Highway Leesville, Louisiana ELBERT SMITH NATIONAL BAKERY WE USE NATIONAL BAKERY'S DELICIOUS BUTTERMILK BREAD CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Bill Merchant SOUTHERN BELL GROCERY HICKS, LOUISIANA COMPLIMENTS OF JACOBS UPHOLSTERING COMPLIMENTS OF REPAIRING -REFINISHING--RE-UPHOLSTERING ALL TYPES FURNITURE AND CARS HIGHWAY 171 S. LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA NEAL MORRISON LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA COMPLIMENTS OF NICHOLS DRY GOODS LONDON DRESS SHOP QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT REASONABLE PRICES LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA CAIN MOTOR CO. LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA JAMES RED WHITE SUPERMARKET SAVE EVERY DAY THE RED AND WHITE WAY WITH THE GROCERY FOLKS OF LEESVILLE, HI-WAY 171 ONE BLOCK NORTH KCS UNDERPASS LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA RED WHITE SHAWSON GAS AND MOTOR AND CO. INC. BUTANE GAS AND APPLIANCES PHONE 2719 LEESVILLE, LOUISIANA COMFORT CONVENIENCE ECONOMY a Constant Cowfortl COMPLIMENTS HICKS HIGH SCHOOL BASS DAIRY Going somewhere How come? I'd like a smoke too All a lone H| : not unhappy] WHAT A POSE Where are they? K? t better not A Innp? Just look at the flower Chow Time for all Big sis little brother 1 p i VERNON PflRfSHSC POOL BOARD ' r' L, JJL- W )t f r .. eh L LeS -ifL (S)}JUls f luC S 3L , 'j!(JJ . 7A l-h Xj La i - 5Le Sf.1% n£ r