Hornbeck High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hornbeck, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

or HORNBECK HIGH SCHOOL CONTENTS 1955 DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION HIGH SCHOOL ELEMENTARY FAVORITES CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISERS Realizing that we are disposed to forget tooquickly the long and valuable service rendered by teachers who have retired from their active work, the staff of the 1955 HORNET. In respectand admiration for every retired teacher, and to one in particular -- our own Miss Lola Hughes -- dedicate this edition to them and hope that their future years will be filled with pleasant mem- ories of their days in the teaching profession. ANNUAL STAFF DEWAINE CHANCE------- HILDA SNELL........ JOEL BUSH.......... MILDRED HALL....... RACHEL ROBERTS----- L. J. WESTBROOK---- CLARICE CURTIS..... TED CABRA ......... BETTY JOYCE MITCHELL KENNETH CHANCE----- MARIETTA HAYS------ MR. Z. T. CRAFT---- MRS. IRENE BURLISON - - EdItor-in-Chlef Business Manager Advertising Editor Secretary ---------Treasurer -----Photography ---------Art Editor -----Sports Editor -----Sports Editor - Activity Editor - - Activity Editor -----------Sponsor -------Co-Sponsor BUILDINGS PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE I want to congratulate the annual staff for publishing such a splendid yearbook as the 1955 edition of The Hornet. You are to be commended on the material and arrangement. You are, no doubt, developing skills and abilities which are so essential in your out-of-school life, in the passing years you may look back with pride on your ex- cellent class work and scholarship. This edition will stand as a guide to others who are to follow you. Finally, I will remind you to always act and walk up-rightly in your several sta- tions in life, being prudent in every duty to God, your country, neighbor, family and yourself. FACULTY MR. G. W. BASS Principal Mathematics MR. Z. T. CRAFT Assistant Principal English MR. W. S. McGRAW Commerce MR. MYREL HAYS Physical Education Social Science Science MRS. IRENE BURL1SON Home Economics MR. J. H. SELF Agriculture MISS MOLLIE SELF Eighth Grade MRS. GEORGIA PICKETT Seventh Grade MRS. G. F. MORGAN Sixth Grade MISS ETHEL PALMER Fifth Grade MISS VELMA RAYBURN Fourth Grade MRS. ADELAIDE BROWN Third Grade MRS. SARAH OWERS Second Grade MISS ADA FARRIS First Grade President-----------------------Bennie Ray Self Vice President---------------------------Billie Herring Secretary-------------------------Betty Jo Self Treasurer-----------------------Rachel Roberts Reporter --- --------— — - -Kenneth Chance Sentinel-----------------Mary Ann Ridgeway We Finish to Begin Gold and White Chrysanthemum SENIOR CLASS BETTY JO SELF FHA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; H Club 3,4, Treasurer 2,4, Secretary 3; Softball 1,2; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Choral Club 3, Lib- rarian 3; Annual Staff 3, Paper Staff 2,3,4; District Literary RaUy 1,2,3; State 2, Class Secretary 4, Annual Maid 2, Forest Festi- val Queen 3; Librarian 1,2, Civics Club 1; Best All-Around 3. DEWAINE CHANCE FFA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, President 4; Sec, Parish Federation FFA 4; Literary and State Rally 1,2,3; Class Secretary 3, Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Most Likely to Succeed 2,4; ”H Club Reporter 4i Civics Clubl. MARY LOUISE FARRIS FHA 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 4; Choral Club 3; District Literary Rally 1, 2,3, State 3; Spelling Champion 3,4; Civics Club 1. CLASS MOTTO; CLASS COLORS: CLASS FLOWER: KENNETH CHANCE FFA 1,2,3,4; State Convention 2; Poultry Judging Team; Class Reporter 3,4; Basket- ball 4; H Club 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Civics Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Best All- Around 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Softball 2. JIMMIE OWENS FHA 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 4; H Club 2,3, 4, Treasurer 3; Choral Club 3; Softball 1,2; Civics Club 1. JOEL BUSH FFA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Sentinel 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3; H Club 2,3; Softball 2; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Civics Club 1; Mixed Quartet 3. MARIETTA HAYS FHA 1,2,3,4, Song Leader 4; Civics Club 1; 4-H Club 1; Softball 2; District Literary Rally 3; Cheerleader 2,3; Paper Staff 4; Ann- ual Staff 4; Choral Club 3; Senior Play 3. MILDRED HALL FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 4; H Club 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Softball 2; District Literary Rally 3; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; .Civics Club 1. MARY LOUISE PHELPS FHA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 2; Paper Staff 4; Dis- trict Literary Rally 2, 3; Class Secretary 2; Senior Play 3; Cheerleader 3; Civics Club 1; Secretary 1; Softball 2. BILLY GLYN HERRING FFA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Class Vice Presi- dent 1,4, Treasurer 3; Paper Staff 4; 4-H 1; Civics Club 1; Softball 2; Boys' State 3. RACHEL ROBERTS FHA 1,2,3,4, Rep. 3, President 4; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Choral Club 3; Talent Show Queen 3; Trio 3; Civics Club Treasurer 1; Class Treas- urer 1,2,4: Dist. Lit. Rally 1,2,3, State 1,3; Maid of For. Festival 3, Queen of For. Festival. 4; Softball 2; Cheerleader 2,3; Most Popular 3; Annual Queen 4. LORIE SELF FHA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3; Annual Staff 3; Paper Staff 3,4; Dist. Lit. Rally 1,2,3,4, State 1,4; Choral Club 3, Vice President 3; Most Likely to Succeed 3; Class President 1; Softball 1, 2; Civics Club 1. GENE CHANCE FFA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 4; Poultry Judging 2,3; Class Sentinel 1,2,3; Basketball 4; H Club 2,3,4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Most Handsome 2,4. JEWEL CURTIS FHA 1,2,3,4; Historian 3; Softball 1,2; Paper Staff 4; Choral Club 3; District Literary Rally 3,4; Civics Club 1. DOROTHY BUSH FHA 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 4; Civics Club 1. TED CABRA FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3,4; Parliamentary Team 1,2,3; Poultry Judging 2,3; State Convention 3; Class President 1,2,3; Civics Club 1; Basketball 2,3,4, Captain 4; H Club 2,3,4, Reporter 3, President 4; Softball 2; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Most Athletic 3,4; Most Popular 4; Paper Staff 1,2,3,4. CLARICE CURTIS FHA 1,2,3,4; Parliamentarian 3; Softball 1,2; Choral Club 3; Paper Staff 3,4; Civics Club 1; Annual Staff 3,4. MARY ANN RIDGEWAY FHA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 3; Paper Staff 4; Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Softball 1, 2; H Club 2,3; Civics Club 1; Basketball 2,3 BENNIE RAY SELF FFA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Class President 4; Basketball 2,3,4; H Club 2,3,4; Softball 2; Paper Staff 3,4; Civics Club 1. JUNIORS von seal mcdaniel BOBBY FULLER LORAINE MARTIN GWEN BRIDGES LEONARD ROSS ANDREA CHANCE BILLY FISHER WILLIAMS JUANITA GENTRY JESSIE MAE TILLEY LYNN CHARLES DOWDEN LOUISE DAVIS HILDA SNELL HAROLD MITCHELL SALLY ANN MITCHELL President------ Vice President Secretary - - ■ Reporter------ OFFICERS ............ LEONARD ROSS -----LYNN CHARLES DOWDEN ...........JUANITA GENTRY ...............HILDA SNELL U. ,1 c cr 0 t « Nvcvs to c. 'KAtv t, v,Vi QV ccn oi Ootvv- cc s - u sYu S wtV cv - vct W A. .a OV xn Was % vte A, % . aA A « r oot Vwov, ' ovA. X ‘Avc«vutw NS vW. VC XO TC „v Y c NS' a , c - aaV' {'Y a rLl v zk A r N N • £ � «£ -VC Vv7- Wv e NV A t£ C ,ce cV. to� Vv?r , -v C' V o Vc Y � « v £ . VA iX'0 SOPHOMORE i x Billy Aiihart Charles Burlison Ann Cabra Harvey Dowden Glen Wayne Moore Billie Ruth Brown Pervis Chance Frank Howard Mary Ann Evans Jimmie Knippers Jerry Hall Anita Behan Darwin Snell Walter Ross Wayne Skinner Mattie Faye Sterling Dalton Withers Mary Paul L. J. Westbrook Peggy Bush Duffie Joe Williams Harold Ray Knippers Jo Ann Perkins Joe Lynn Jones SOPHOMORES President----------- Vice President - - Secretary----------- Treasurer - - - - Reporter------— Sergeant-at-Arms OFFICERS - - Billy Airhart ■ Charles Burlison Billie Ruth Brown -Harvey Dowden L. J. Westbrook - Frank Howard FRESHMEN Shirley Evans Roy Lee Snell Kathleen Martin L. D. Royal Ponder Mclnnis Myrtle Brown N. C. Owers Gail Bridges President----------- .Vice President - - Secretary----------- Treasurer--------- ■ Sergeant- at- Arms Reporter---------- OFFICERS -Ponder Mclnnis Donnie Lee Hall - - Gail Bridges - Thomas Cabra ■ Thomas Saveli ■ - Betty Miller Thomas Saveli Lorene Upshaw Donnie Lee Hall Margie Spears Roy Sigler Gearldine Scott Robert Green Remona Byrd Larry Dowden Vadie Taylor Donald Bush Janice Owers Patsy Withers Betty Jean Miller Thomas Cabra SHOP ACTIVITIES n 1(1 ft MM f LIBRARY WELDING SHOP GEOMETRY GENERAL SCIENCE LITERATURE H .. ..... BOOKKEEPING I MOVING DAY •!('. tltMLg 14 darner SKy [r «.-r c, k t� i� je [«A lo r The V er-T-y vi iteheH W t '.Tin n� T Bid Luck? I Tcin i - “ VJhat Donnie ELEMENTARY EIGHTH GRADE J. D. Owers Martha Skinner Lynn Saveli Betty McDaniel Ruth Evelyn Ellis Raymond Baggs Lorena Hall Burnis Semons Dexter Sigler Elizabeth Phelps Richard Snell Ruth Self Ann Green Dean Bush Nita Gay Withers Wayne Cabra Lamar Bridges Merle Withers Rupert Ellis Dorothy Vidler Shirley Nelms Jerry Mitchell Judy Hughes Betty Snell SEVENTH GRADE Hattie V. Owers McArthur Williams Micheal Hyatt Brenda Pickett Gilbert W. Parker Joan Owers Paul Browning Dean Brown Billy Sterling Jimmy Abbot Charles Neal Patricia Bridges Dewaine Knippers Melvin Lewing Dotty Henry Jerry Scott Glyn Conerly Jerry Brown Tommy Bonnor Freddie Cabra Edgar Behan Lee Roy Bush Geneva Forbes Cheat Martin Artie Averitt Evan McDaniel Bartel Hale Doris Chance Malcolm Perry Jonell Tilley Malloy Bonner La Verne Brown Felton Hale Winnie Rae Withers Harvey Seamon Verdie Nelms Charlie Williams Dorothy Hollis Duncan Averitt Janell Holt SIXTH GRADE Ardis Bush Bobby Jean Lewing Billy Foshee Martha Ann Howard Henry Sterling Patricia Spears Jackie Brown Patsy Cabra Kenneth Jones Annice Miller Kenneth Moore Rose Westbrook Bobby Graham Ida Self Johnnie Curtis Kenneth Baggs Glenda James Louis Ray Behan FIFTH GRADE Louise Pickett Bryan Poston La Gene Hays Darryl Chance Francis Abbott Gillus McDaniel Opal Mae Brown W. L. Oxley Jeanette Gass Eugene Phelps Billy June Perry Gerald Hyatt Joyce Ross Willie Hale Louise Snell Carlton Evans Evelyn Davis Harold Bridges Rosie Oxley Joe Owens Roy Brown Sharon Young Joe Ed Hall Sharon Royal Clifton Saveli Edith Bridges Loyd Cabra Elena Owers Larry Jones Sharon Kay Spears John Bridges Judy Sterling Kenneth Stringer Roma Cox Mose Self Malcolm Bush Raymond Saveli FOURTH GRADE Ann Britt Ronald Dowden Joan Abbot Lane Jett Glen Brown Annie Lou Behan Floyd Williams Mary Scott Sue Cabra Larry Leach Barbara Lee Nolan Ronald Hall Robert Lee Moore Nancy Lewing Von Snell Eloise Loften Francis Ross Jimmy Don Ross Lenora Brown Dwight Nelms Lawrence Trotti Onetta Snell James McDaniels Joan Westbrook Truman Dixon Earl Mitchell THIRD GRADE First row; GenelLa Owers, Roger Taylor, Linda Stevenson, Leonard Sterling, Elizabeth Owers, Mann Self. Second row; Donald Snell, Eloise Saveli, Charles Miller, Carolyn Ross, Russel Rhodes, Christine Link. Third row; Mary Lee Brown, Thomas Gass, Glenda Powell, Hubert Semons, Peggy Holt. Bennie Hale. Fourth row: Kelly Perry, James Ray Gentry, Larry Poston, Shirley Ross, Jackson Spears, Virginia Mitchell. Fifth row: A1 Abbott, Lillian Scott, Warren Beckcom, Johnnie Oxley, Mary Drake, Fred Williams. SECOND GRADE Michael McGraw Timos Lofton Faye Ross Ernest Chance Frances Spears Paul Webb Ernest McDaniel Janice Brown Terry West Sharon Kay Tilley Clidda Fay McDaniel Eddie Lee Bonner Patsy Holt Lynn Edward Evans Delbert Bush Barbara Browning Bruce Sigler Diane Brown Annie Bell Sterling Larry Gentry Sue Ann Koonce Robert Bonner Dale Behan Cheryle McMillan William Gail Trotti Judy Ann Baggs Carol Ann Chaney Max Self Mary Frances McGraw Bobbie Saveli John Earl Henry Brenda Herring Freddye Joe Brown Elaine Nolen Donald Abbott Doris Ann Behan Wayne Powell Betty Sue Owers Roy Behan Rebecca Hale Russell Jett Dorothy Jett Adene Oxley Theresa Chance David Beckom Charlotte Spears Clarence Maxie Linda Owers Elmer Perry FIRST GRADE David Ross La Merle Snell Thomas Sconce Margaret McGraw Jerry Lynn Burlison Martha Nolen Artis Saveli Carolyn Snell Jerry Joe Maxie Susan McGraw Tommy Stringer Evilen Trotti David Poston Virginia Walls Bobby Hollis William Bush Yowama Self Dwight Williams PROJECT CURRENT EVENTS GIRLS' SOFTBALL PLAYTIME EIGHTH GRADE ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION CONTEST WINNERS LOUISIANA HISTORY HELPFUL HINTS OFFICERS AT WORK VOTING ENGLISH CLUB LOUISIANA RESOURCES READING BOYS' BASKETBALL GIRLS' BASKETBALL ENGLISH CLUB OFFICERS BOYS' SOFTBALL WHERE IS THE BALL? MAIDS WHO’S WHO Most Intellectual Best All-Around Most Athletic Friendliest Wittiest DEWAINE and LORIE KENNETH and BETTY LARRY and LOUISE Most Handsome and Beautiful Most Popular TED and RACHEL Most Likely to Succeed TED and LORAINE GENE RACHEL MARY and JOEL SALLY ANN and HAROLD BETTY JO SELF: Her Inter- est In athletics did not lessen her ability to per- form creditable school work. LORIE SELF: A willingness to perform duties above and beyond regular school work. SENIOR HALL OF HONOR RACHEL ROBERTS: For her ability to coordianate extra- curricular activities with scholastic obligations. TED CABRA: A likable personality, a sincere atti- tude toward duties that had to be performed, and his athletic ability. These students are chosen on the basis of observations by the faculty during the student's years in high school. DEWAINE CHANCE: His de- pendability to perform his tasks well in the sphere of student leadership. BILLIE HERRING: For show- ing good traits of leadership and citizenship at Boys' State and at school. MARY LOUISE FARRIS: For devotion to school work which has resulted in re- spect from her teachers. IN RECOGNITION GWEN BRIDGES....... BILLIE RUTH BROWN - - JOEL BUSH........... PEGGY BUSH -....... ANN CABRAL.......... THOMAS CABRA------- GENE CHANCE......... KENNETH CHANCE — - LOUISE DAVIS........ HARVEY DOWDEN------- LARRY DOWDEN-------- DONNIE HALL......... MILDRED HALL........ MARIETTA HAYS ------ JIMMIE KNIPPERS----- LORA IN E MARTIN---- PONDER McINNIS------ BETTY JEAN MILLER - - MARY PHELPS......... BENNY RAY SaF------- HILDA SNELL......... MATTIE FAYE STERLING PATSY WITHERS - - - - - Cooperative Spirit; State Rally Home-Ec. Winner ------Dependability; Scholarship Literary Rally ------Friendliness: Personality ------Scholarship; Literary Rally ------------Music; Literary Rally ------Dependability; Personality ----------Friendliness; Athletics --------- Scholarship; Athletics • - - - Scholarship; Literary Rally ------Scholarship; Personality Literary Rally -------Scholarship; Dependability • ----Personality; Scholarship ------------- Cooperative Spirit Literary Rally Speech; Dramatics; Literary Rally --------------------Dependability ----------Scholarship; Athletics ----------------------Scholarship ----------Scholarship; Activities ------Scholarship; Literary Rally ------------------- Athletics ------Scholarship; Literary Rally ---------------Cooperative Spirit ------Scholarship; Dependability HONOR ROLL These High School students have been on the honor roll each six weeks' period; PATSY WITHERS - - • BILLIE RUTH BROWN ■ HILDA SNELL------- LOUISE DAVIS-------- RACHEL ROBERTS - - KENNETH CHANCE - MARY LOUISE FARRIS LORIE SELF.......... BETTY JO SELF - - - MARY PHELPS - Ninth Grade - Tenth Grade Eleventh Grade Eleventh Grade - Twelfth Grade - Twelfth Grade -Twelfth Grade Twelfth Grade Twelfth Grade -Twelfth Grade ORGANIZATIONS :-.U OFFICERS CLUB MOTHERS President Vice President Secretary Historian Sponsor Club Mothers - - Mrs. Roberts FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President--------- Vice President - Secretary------ Treasurer------ Parliamentarian Reporter------- Sponsor ------- Dewaine Chance -----Ted Cabra - Billy Herring Bennie Ray Self -----Leonard Ross -----Joel Bush ■-------Mr. Self Fair Booth - l'hird Place H” CLUB Ted Cabra Every athlete should consider a game won, whether the score indicates it or not, if he has played to the best of his ability and has observed the rules of good sportsmanship. Coach Alvin Cracker Brown Speaker, H Club Banquet January 20, 1955 SENIOR OFFICERS ■ -Gwen Bridges - N. C. Owers - - Betty Miller - -Remona Byrd - Gaile Bridges Andrea Chance JUNIOR OFFICERS --------------------Ruth Self ------------------judy Hughes ------------ -Dorothy Vidler ----------- - - Martha Skinner President--------- Vice President - - Secretary - ------ Treasurer--------- Reporter --------- Program Chairman SENIOR President Secretary Treasurer Reporter - DONNIE HALL Interpretative Reading MARIETTA HAYS Interpretative Reading Spelling Champions STATE LITERARY CONTESTANTS Hombeck High School placed 4th in 1954 in the Central Louisiana Literary Rally at Louisiana College. This was the highest rating made by any Vernon Parish B Class school. Coach Hays, Kenneth Chance Mitchell W. Ross, Howard L, Ross, Manager Bush Herring, G. Chance, Cabra, Hollis, D, Chance. A Team Co-Captain BILLY HERRING Letter 4 Captain TED CABRA Letter 2.3,4. HORNBECK - 52 LEESVILLE - 46 WALTER ROSS Letter 2 GENE CHANCE Letter 4 KENNETH CHANCE Letter 4 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL LORAINE MARTIN Forward - Letter 1,2,3 BETTY JO SELF Guard - Letter 1,2,3,4 JESSIE TILLEY Guard - Letter 2,3 JIMMIE OWENS SALLY ANN MITCHELL HILDA SNELL Forward - Letter 4 Forward - Letter 2,3 Guard - Letter 1.2,3 BASKETBALL 1954 -1955 Playing a full schedule up to the District Tournament, at McNeese, in which they placed 3rd in 1954, the Hornbeck Hornets ended their regular play with a season's record of 24 wins and 20 losses. The team was particularly proud of its victories over such strong teams as Pleasant Hill, Many, Leesville, Rosepine and Le Compte. The Hornbeck boys scored 1752 points to their opponents 1684 for an average of 39.8 points a game. They won the Simpson tournament and placed second in the Rospine Tournament .................0................... The Hornbeck Girls’ enjoyed a successful season, winning 23 and losing 8. The Horn- ettes just missed going to State in 1954, losing to Simpson in the District Tournament at McNeese by one point. During the season the girls scored 845 points to their opponents' 697 for an average of 27.3 points a game. They won four toumaments--Simpson, Hornbeck, Rospine and DeRidder. The team will lose only two regular players this season and should make a fine show- ing during the 1955-56 season. SEASONS RECORD GIRLS THEY WE THEY WE THEY WE Pisgah 16 41 Zwolle 30 27 Oak Grove 42 38 Florien 15 35 Hyatt 13 27 Florien 52 40 Rosepine 23 35 Rosepine 12 26 Florien 37 10 Zwolle 25 27 Negreet 23 16 Evans 12 14 Forest Hill 24 32 Leesville 18 23 Evans 41 37 Glenmora 34 35 Many 29 19 Many 27 13 Simpson 24 34 BOYS Many 25 27 Anacoco 34 21 Rosepine 34 37 Pickering 24 32 Pisgah 42 39 Anacoco 24 23 Ebarb 13 18 Florien 52 40 Anacoco 35 47 Converse 19 23 Rosepine 47 48 Ebarb 28 52 Many 34 30 Zwolle 42 39 Oak Grove 45 28 Rosepine 19 35 Glenmora 32 22 Leesville 45 ‘ 50 Anacoco 21 22 Pickering 32 40 Pitkin 27 28 Converse 28 20 Le Compte 49 53 Many 34 33 Leesville 36 35 Anacoco 37 45 Anacoco 43 46 Rosepine 18 24 Leesville 13 18 Mt. Carmel 32 50 St. Charles 15 25 Anacoco 20 51 Simpson 35 33 Simpson 30 32 Pitkin 30 18 Leesville 40 52 Rosepine 26 35 Sugartown 36 47 Rosepine 40 38 Pickering 21 22 Longville 49 37 Mt. Carmel 34 47 Florien 14 30 Pickering 46 49 Mt. Carmel 47 49 Evans 28 35 Zwolle 36 47 Negreet 58 31 Many 37 29 Pleasant H. 32 35 Leesville 32 47 SPORTS ACTIVITIES H Club Banquet '54 1954-55 Trophy Collect- ion Coaches Brown and Hays H Club Banquet '55 Cheerleaders '54-'55 Senior H Club Award Finals - Hornbeck Tour- ney Girls’ Softball Hornettes vs. Negreet Volleyball 10th Grade Girls' Volleyball Hornettes vs. Rosepine Hornbeck vs. Pickering Hornettes vs. Leesville ACTIVITIES Lorie Self Editor HORNET’S NEST PAPER STAFF Editor................................... Lorie Self Assistant Editor......................Rachel Roberts Sports Editor......................... Betty Jo Self Circulation Manager-------------------Gene Chance Assistant Circulation Manager---------Billy Herring Feature Editors.......................Louise Farris Marietta Hays :ge preparatory VOCATIONAL- fok � omh • ink WITH mrin IHM 1. K. Stringer, D. Chance, B. Poston, J. Bridges, Talent Winners - Grade. 2. J. Bush, Talent Winner - High School. 3. A. Behan, D. Poston, Jr. Queen, King - Forest Festival. 4. R. Roberts. Hornbeck Queen For Fest 5 Teacher - Parent Reception. 6. New Aud. Curtain. 7. H Club Banquet '55. 8. '54 Annuals-Staff 9 R ’ Roberts, Talent Queen. 10. H Club Banquet '54. 11. 7th Grade Play. 12. Jr.-Sr. Banquet '54. 13. School Booth. SENIORS -1954 Graduation Exercises Junior-Senior Talent Show Senior Play— Hessie of the Hills American Legion Athletic Awards Awards Ready for 1000-Mile Journey Evangeline's Grave Lafayette Let's Eat--New Iberia A Home in New Orleans Cajun Cooking--New Orleans Ante-bellum Home - Natchez Home Again Sheppard's Fine Bread BAKING CO. , INC. Phone 7584 Lake Charles, Louisiana Compliments of FARMER'S SUPPLY W. W. BURLISON Phone 2731 Leesville, Louisiana Congratulations to Hornbeck High School E. L. HAYS School Board Member Ward Two Phone 2331 Hornbeck, Louisiana COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Natchitoches, Louisiana THE W. A. COON MUSIC COMPANY Bargain Center for Fine Pianos and Musical Instruments 417 Murray Street Alexandria, Louisiana Stop Service PALMER PONTIAC COMPANY Pontiac Cars - GMC Trucks Phone 3664 Leesville, Louisiana MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE LOUISIANA FURNITURE Easy Terms Free Delivery Phone 2861 1507 Third Street Leesville, Louisiana Compliments of Compliments of BOUDREAUX OLDSMOBILE CO. HERNANDEZ FARM SUPPLY Oldsmobile and Cadillac Sales and Service G. E. Supplies and Services Everything for Your Farm Phone 2511 - 3990 Leesville, Louisiana ,, il Phone 2700 Leesville Louisiana t-IORNEECK GARAGE QUALITY STORE Family Clothiers Phone 8921 DeRidder, Louisiana Phone 2321 Hornbeck Louisiana Expert Repair Service Esso Products B. A. POSTON, Proprietor Compliments of ALLVANDR IA FRUIT COMPANY T4-IE WAGON WHEEL Wholesale Fruit and Produce A Good Place To Eat P. O. 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