Hicks High School - Pirate Yearbook (Hicks, LA)

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School Board Member's Message To: The 1964-65 Hicks High School Annual Staff As school board member from Ward 8, let me say that I am proud of the accomplishments of Hicks High School during the 1964-65 school year. Among the many achievements of the students at our fine school is this annual, the Pirate. In this document I find reflected the many phases of school life and the achievements of our fine students from the various communities in this ward. It indicates a sense of pride in being a part of the educational system in Vernon Parish. I wish to congratulate the sponsor and staff for the fine work in developing this annual. (2C-JxaJGz Mrs. J. C. Trotti School Board Member Ward 8 Vernon Parish Vernon Parish School Board From left to right sitting: Mrs. J. C. Trotti, M. L. Woodhatch, C. H. Parker, E. Davis, Jr. T. Staggs, Curtis Bradshaw, R. D. Schaefer, T. L. Berry, J. M. Sanders, J. A. Williams, and R. Mitcham. From left to right standing: Roark Monk, A. C. Dowden, Dorothy Haymon, John Burns, and A. L. Temple.

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Dear Friends: Let me highly commend each of you who have made contributions toward the publication of this unique yearbook. This is a most attractive edition and it certainly makes one want to review each page. This publication summarizes the activities of the school and presents pertinent information which reflects the continued growth of your school. You are to be warmly complimented on making it possible for the people in your community to take a look at the many educational activities sponsored during the 1964-1965 school year. It is earnestly hoped that this pictorial history of some of the highlights of the year’s events may point out pleasurable memories and visible marks of progress and achievements. With warmest personal regards and sincere best wishes for continued success. Sincerely yours. Curtis Bradshaw, Superintendent Vernon Parish Schools Superintendent’s Message

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Principal’s Message This annual reflects the many areas of school work at Hicks High School. In it we see the physical and mental experiences which help develop students into worthwhile citizens. It will serve as a challenge to the future to inspire higher achievements by those students who view its pages. It reflects a fine spirit of cooperation between students, teachers and parents which is of necessity if our system of public education is to function properly. The advertisement section indicates a desire by merchants and business men in the area to promote education in our community. Let me take this opportunity to congratulate the entire annual staff for this milestone of success in the history of Hicks High School. y v. jC. i W. L. Bennett, Jr. Principal