Minden High School - Grig Yearbook (Minden, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1954 volume:

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V4 .-1 ,I K V V , ,V V W V I , ,., i EVW. b H , , gy ,Qcu I THE 1954 'Q esv nl wal mg 1 Cut un Valley Z 'w--x OIHEY Mander Uukllllf' .-4 4 y UJBLISHED ANNUAL BY THE EN HI H SCHO L, DENM LA A 414 V Nr' HJIIOR A5501 IAII PDIIOR5 MARC ARVI PPRRITI N Bl SINPSS WANAGFR A55ISIAN'I BLSlNI:SS NIANAC PR DE S 'Q ,mm P1'6S6l1fZlIg 'A C Inland ' ' thls book lt IS not our -I purpose to set down on these pages every thought wctnwry 'md expernence of th yeqr but to represent the enuronment m whxch we hase lncd ind to help preserve our happy schooldaw memornes SAIIX ANN POXVPLL IARIIX NN XVA'IlxIN5 PAT XXIISON DOI GLAS SINIOLlxI Om , 1 ' 4. I, N ,U 'lt Et.: za ' X -, I v 1. 'yy o'.f', ' V A ,P ,A , 5 V fa:--111 il, , x . . 54 J -1,-, 5--I v X .' 4 . Q I 5 . ' 'Q 11 -.0 5 ' gn- I , U - X IO A 4 , l,'s,4' 3' 1 . , na , ' ,. '- ' I . ' . ,A I ,. I T Inv . X A . A s, , 4 F-nn 'u ' Y' A 5 ',-A. 11? A . A . 'rn 'h ., ' A X 1 A ., . . . e e . 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'v SEATED: Mrs. Clifford Haugb. Mrs. Louis Srruggs. Mrs. Clovis llvatson, Miss Sue Hefley. Mrs. feanelle Iioslick. STANDING: Mr. R. H. Manning. Mr. R. 0. Macben. Mr, Louis Scruggs, Mr. I. E. Pitcher. PLA FOR OUR FUT RE an -Q 4 fa ea .eq av A4 PARENT '1 EACHER ASSOCIATION Through night meetings the fathers and working mothers are proyidcd an opportunity to yi it thc school that they may know johnny s teachers This fine organization is headed by the follovsmg s I jo es Sure! Hrs frank Norman freas IVEI' YF1TED Urs U llson Pulllg Urs Hilton Lambert 5T4NDINC Urs Hen Greene Hr ark Perrsman Urs P U Ioue Hrs Y U Richardson Urs leland Unis Hrs Carl Ford Hrs Clinton Harper Urs Don Russel Urs R R Gleason Hrs G aadon lxlhbens NOT PICTLRED H s -1 Hatketl U s U O look Hrs Rufus eimbr se Hrs jack Halton Wir ll ll U lllrams I larrleen v I A I ,v 'si ,gg r- 'fl A ,V , y ,. f , 4.1, . ,, N ' Aw F 27 4 f rg Q V L T -.Q 0 's J TX V W '71, ,, . 3 . . , ,I 5 t Y y V .. V, U - - - - - V y- y FRONT ROIV: Mrs. Carlos Green. President Mrs. C. C. Ford. Vice-President: Hr, . I.. n . -K 1 5: . '. ' . ' . . ' . . . . i . I , , . . I . . i V Q . . I , . I . . . Ai . . . . . 'Kwik Beeiuse 5he lb more th 111 our te leher she lb our friend Bee1u5e she gn es of her time her knowledge, fmd herself teiehmeg L15 to be better lIlCl1VlLlLl1l5, IS xx ell 15 better English students eelue mon she 11 orles untiringlx mel eliligentlx in religious, eine, 1l mel 5oe1 1l eireles to m 1lee Mmelen 1 better pl lee for 1t5 eitizens XX e respeetfulls eleelie1te the 1954 GRIC1 to NIR5 I1 L LXON Irllaul 5 ul - A 1 A I 1 A 2 .2 w 1 5 w 1 . v l A 2 4 '2 ' 5 ' A ' v A ' A . 4, 4 ' ' A kd A C A A Ac ' ' Q . . . 5 , . 1 1 ff 1 ' ' ' , ' ' ' 'g Because shc docs not limit hcrsclf to school activities, but ' 'z' 2,2 1 ' -2 2 '. A ' Y, A A ' A Y v A . 'I A A Y . , 1 ' ' f 'tx Because ul . . . our leaders believe in the youth of the town, progress is never at a standstill. The parish fathers outgrew their quarters in the half-century-old courthouse, so now we have Junior this magnificent structure. Isn't it beautiful! And other changes have taken place- the old red school house where many of the school board and city-council members, themselves, went to school and which now serves as the High School is yielding its place on the campus to a modern, up-to-date structure. But the P. T. A. was not willing for the youths of '64 to be ignorant of this progress. The familiar old brick building has been molded in china, and now some 500 plates hang gaily on walls in the homes of students and alumni alike. All this Sixteen growth and development has been brought about through the wisdom and foresight of our Q P, BS- -9' g.k KY xl . 1 W 13 'bAL, Si -xxx g, M 1 gk, .-A 2 j Q Q . fl i' I 3 ' '5 . , ff f kwin. 3 ,.,,. 1 0 Q-I W H 11 il A--' 'gf Af WI Eighteen TH CONFIDEN MR. W. W. WILLIAMS . . . in boys and girls and with a deep conviction that they are a town's most valuable asset, I gladly serve as Principal of Minden High School. As I review with gratification the experiences of the past two years, I find in my heart an increasing appreciation of the students of M. H. S. and a rising challenge to serve faithfully the youth of our day. Xcs I lkt to lne and teach IH Mlndcn As I work wxth our boys and glrls I recall my own llfc In grammar school and hIgh school hcrc and thc cxpcrzences of thc large numhcr of Mmdcn High studtnts of years gonc hy Tht Splflt scams much thc samc good ludgmcnt In mamtamlng worthy Ideals and customs of the past and for thcxr couragc In makmg changes that w1ll promote thelr welfare and the welfare of those yet to be In Mmden I-hgh And Now wc pledge anew to MInden dcar old Mlndcn Hxgh T MISS KUMA SHEALH Assistant Prmcrpal BUTCH WILLIAMS MRS W W WILLIAMS MR J D OI-IPHANT Supa: 1 Isor of Health and Prfnczpal 1970 Sec: etary to the Prmczpul phynml Ed,,fd1,0,, Nltlkfflll I congratulate the students of 1955-54 for their H l l l l THEY TEACH Perhaps a large portxon of the frlendly atmos phere of M H S IS due to the personahtv of the faculty No student body C 0 u ld posslbly have more capable frlendlrer teachers The poet who saxd, To know her is to love her, surely spoke an apt truth of our teachers Busy as they are each wlth much too heavy a teachlng load they an always fmd tnme to counsel w1th students Among the thirty four pnctured here, twenty two having found M1n den a good place t pxtch camp and to rear famtlles have bought homes w1th thc hope of becomlng per manent res1dents And lucky IS Mmden to have this happen for teachers wrllmgly par tlclpate 1n the CIVIC and rellglous organxzauons of the cnty I u euty MRS BFSS C BASKFRVII LE Yuenrr I Plmle feomelrx MRS GEORGE DOHFRTY fnglltb Speer I9 Sll '7 MRS MARY LEE BELTOV Flgbtla Crude Yclenfe MR? AVICF F FORFT Yueure MRS COINNIF B HARPER MR SAM A HARPER L11 Klub lndurlrral Arls -5 , , , . , fff fx! If ' A lf . f .1 . . , . . . . Ai, . ,, ' . .wmslxi Lg Zig, A T I J l 1 4 I I t ' , ' lf I - H ' - c ' I 0 1: - U - fflizw . , i I su... I gi V , L A S MISS MAL'DE BKLLOCK MR. B. E. COOKE. JR. MR. GEORGE DOHERTY Serentb Grade Voral .Uuric Coach. Matbenlalivs. Pbyxiral liduaallo 9 I 9 ,- ' ? ',2f1, . f fM???6wm.+?1R ,,.. if ya. gi sg.. X' ' 'kxwff , ,,,f a Q, ,f, W - 'J' , QRM Rigmy if Jas fvyxwgywmf ff p A, V, Q R .wmv ?'.aW4w'Kv.f fi 3 ' Q iff? .Q I 44 1' . 15' f, iafw, ' I M al MR ,IACKGAIIII-N VR ROBERT I' GRAWBLING Se: Lnlb Grade ll!! Jin f H 1- ' 3' 2- ' , MISS JOYLE li. Hll.l..-XRD Pin :ual fducallnll V' XV xljx lmlrumentul Hun: .A os MR. GUY W, HARKNESS Eighth Grade Malhemalicx X115 'Wal DRIHD KFLI X MRS MARY KIRKI PY Se: enlb Crude Home Iwrnmrnnw Tu enty om GUIDE Mrs Lowe attended the l0lflL plannmg commnt tee meetlng of the Thanksgxvlng Confer a member of the Unnted Schools Commntee, and IS presldent of the Web ster Parlsh C T A Mrs W rtson IS presxdent of the local chapter of Delta Klppa Gamma Mlss Bullock IS he par lsh chalrman of the L n lor R d Cross VI1 s Reynolds and Mrs Belton serve ablw commmees of the par rsh C T A 'Nhss Hlllard IS chalrman of the Secondary Sect1on of the Loulslana Assocla t1on for Health a n d Phys1cal Educatron Mr W1lllHmS IS a chan' man of the L E A Leg 1sl1t1ve Committee and serves on sex eral Nfttxon 11 C ommlttees Mus, Smxth flnds tlme to teach nn trade school at nxght Mrs H a r p e r sponsors publtcatron of the Txde Talk Tu enty tu 0 HWS NIP 3' MRS PREINTISS XV LOWE MRS EUGIE L LYON Sex enlb Grade Engl,-,h MR .I D OLIPHANIT MISS WILLIE A PONDER Dlreffm of Athleilfs and Physical Educatzon Dru er I-Y'll1IIl?lg Social SflldlPV P14710 MISS Kl MA SHYALY MR WALTER C SIBLEY Latin lIt1fh2I71dflLf Ajgebra I :Miz , M I I 475,71 I ' 5 F'-r a , ence of the N. E. A., is . 2 ' ' T L ' 2 c . . u . f I . . I J 1 i ' c . 1 'S ' . ' j on l ly . , . . I . W i L . Y A L . ' 2 Q ' . 4 1 if '25 5 if MR. K. J. MILES MISS MARTHA GENE NASH MR, PATRICK NATION Alathevnalitx Englixb. Frenrh. Sofia! Studie: Coach. Biology P113 sical Educ'atim1 -nail IIFURIIIITIUN, J' gr 1 if MRS, ALICE KVRIGHT PORTER MRS. DOROTHY T. RABB MISS SADIE ELOISE REYNOLDS Librarian kigbth Grade Home l.i1 ing Eighlb Grade Suciai Slndiex . Me! W '-'sf if 'K M MISS INA SMITH MRS. CATHERINE SPITZIIAIYEN MRS. I., K.. STARR lilzfiuru l::4'm.I.'l1ln1 Cllirx. Grucfuf lllslvrs l,lglJlf1 Grads Lugllxll Illllkfllfj-f!JfL'L SUPPLY Homecoming and jun- ior - Senior Banquet would not be the same without the careful plan- ning of Mrs. Watkins. Due to the enthusiasm of Mrs. Baskerville the F. T. A. has won state recognition. The stage struck stu- dents enjoy working with Mrs. Doherty to demonstrate their tal- ents. Mrs. Lyon looks after the cents for the Lou- isiana Council of Teach- ers of English and is sponsor for the Grig. Whether it's painting a background for the fair booth or making a vel- vet coat, or decorating for graduation Mrs. Foret knows just the way. It is with pride that Miss Shealy, Mr. Nation, Mr. Cooke, Mr. Harper, Miss Reynolds and Mr. Miles relate the progress the Alma Mater has made since their gradua- tion days. What ever the job- there's some member of our faculty who can do it. 'l'u'entjv-four .R ,gtk-S 7 I mi HWY, mea , ,Q ,,,,,.., Jin Y' of! 11'l lu and tn thi-' A M? f MR. CLEVELAND STRONG MR. BAXLEY A. THAMES American Hixlory, Civics English, Social Studies MRS. JOHN R, XVATKINS MRS. P. L. WATSON Home lfrorlonlifx Seventh Grade .5 if Merry Christmas from the faculty and student body! lg 1-.H-tw' .. ' E mf. X m -,A . - A 1 ' rs, fl Qi.. 1. ff,,.i-31.1 Q ', ref, 'I I Hallie Moore. Syhlee Hutton, Ola Mar' Bailey. Miss Ruby Krause. Mrs. Rnlb Malone. Mrs. Grace lY'ilIie. Bernice Lee. r Wfes Gamble Air A IH Cook Urs B A Walker Airs Hugh Dunn Hr J C Afmlzlllgo r R I' Horfman Air illxllard Perkins Ur Elbert llvllkerxorl Ur I A Cauxej MR. MOVSER CHARLIE MOORE OUR EEDS Whether it is cake or cab- bage, turkey or taters, Mrs. Malone and her force know how hungry growing chillun can get, so they see that every one of the 650 plates is piled high with appetizing food. Driving one of Webster's 'half-mile long busses is no easy job, and these com- petent drivers: Mr. Wes Gamble, Mr. A. M. Cook, Mrs. B. A. Walker, Mrs. Hugh Dunn, Mr. j. C. Mon- unga Mr J A Causey, Mr Flbert Wilkerson, Mr Mil lar Perkins M R F Hortman have served M H S students well Ap proximately 180 ride n from 20 to 4 miles every a Mousers yob keeping t e gymnasium clean ccps him rather busy for .luring the week every stu dent in both sehools goes to that building for physical education, Charlie is on hand to open the door for the early ar- rivers and to remind the students that waste paper belongs in baskets! Twenty-live MISS LILLIAN PHILLIPS WE HO OR MISS I1ll1an Phxlllps who ret1red from her post txon as lxbrarlan ln Mlnden Hlgh School in May 1953 after many years of eff1c1ent and falthful SCFVILC Havmg been aff1l1ated vuth Mmden schools as a hlgh school student grammar school teacher and 'ugh school l1brar1an she leaves a long last mg 1mpress1on of her splend1d IIHIIS of character on the lives of many 1nd1v1duals At an assembly Alman Adcock presldent of the Student Councll In presentmg a sllver tray to Mlss PhllllPS sand Thns 15 a small token of the apprecranon of the ent1re student body We shall m1ss vou Mlss Ph1ll1ps Long l1ve the memory of her lxfe and work amonv us Tu enly szx 7 V 1 . . . Y. . , l 9 9 L , - ' I 5 7 . . . . ,, . . 5 9 . . . . ,, , , . O . The facully buuors Miss Phillips. Because . . . . of the wholesome atmosphere of the homes in Minden, the personalities of the students at M. H. S. are bright and glowing. Since the students spend most of their isne at school, only a very fine line can be drawn between school life and home training. Although only 452 students of the 483 enrolled are formally pictured here, the others, who were absent or have enrolled since photography days are pictured in other places throughout the book. Almost every student longs for the day when he can put aside his books and with diploma in hand, say good-bye to the halls of M. H. S. which for four years have been a pathway to his classes. Classes, classes what are they? The chief purpose of school actually is Twenty-eight W r ,- ,H Q., sv Ye . S , iv , 1. I rg, ,y Ng 2' Lv- FF, D, 1 .V . xl. ff Q, 7' f V L , -6,135 N- ,W . .f'4f .fg ' . ll , AQEJ- ' A ' ' - : gh Q M Zz xg 'B H- 5 'aw 5 ' 'wh M an fs? f6.'P ' ' P ' ivan .U 2 ' 4, A ' Q ., , J W Q rin: F- '51 to -af' 'Q ,Q +' I .f 'yn Q , ' M Rf:-14 - 1-.?2.i g - .ijsff . 1' ' ' , n 'L , . n 'Ji-T' rf' 10 '95 7' Q Wwe. 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CAROLYN: GAA 52-'5-ig Title Talk Staff 543 Pep Squad '5 4. 51, BRADLEY. DONALD: Football '51, '54: 4-H Club 55, '54. 'I bird Roux' BRASVUELI., JVDIANNE: GAA '52-'5-4: Tide Talk Staff 51: Choir '52-'54, Officer '5-4: Girls' Glee Club '51: Future Teachers Ciub '51, ' 54: I.atin Club '51, 'Sli Pep Squad '51-'5-i, Right Guide '5-1: Cheer- leader '5l: Homecoming Court '51, '55: Beauty 54: Class Favorite '54: Beauty Re- view '51, '55: School Oratorical Contest '5-6. BROOKS, BILL1li SLIF: GAA '52-'54: Fu- ture Homemakers Ciub '52-'51, Officer '5-I: Fair Princess '55: Beauty Review '51, '54, BRYAN. BILL: Football '5.'v. CAMPBELL, SARAH R1'TH: GAA '52-'5--: Tide Talk Staff 54: Choir '52-'5-ig Girls' Glee Club '51, Aquacade '5l: Future Teach- ers Club '51-'5o: Latin Club '5l: Pep Squad '51-'54: Homecoming Court '51, '551 Beauty Review 51155. f,A1,'SFY. J. L.: Library Club 54. SENIORS 1954 Thirty-one The best way lo star! lbe day. S NIORS 1954 COCKERI-IAM COOK, L. COOK, S. CULPEPPER DAVID, C. DAVID, S. DAVIS DOERGE DRAKE DUNCAN DUPUY ELKINS GAMBLE GLEASON GREENE GRIGSBY HARPER I-IEARRON HENRY HORN HOUGH HOWELL JONES KALPAKIS KIDD KIRKLEY KITCHENS Thirty-tu'0 Qin T l'irxI Rnu 5 COCKERHAM, BARBARA: GAA '51-'54, Officer 5:1 Title Talk Staff '54: Basketball '51-'54L Future Teachers Club '5l. '51: Library Club '51, '52: Latin Club '55, '5-6. COOK. l,I.EWEI.LYN: Future Teachers Club '5-iz Latin Club '51, 'Sk Boys' State '55s Health Club '51, COOK. SHIRLEY: GAA '5-i. CI'I.PI'PPER, CAROLYN: GAA '52-'5-ig -I-H Leadership Con- ference '5l: -I-H Club, Officer '52, '55: Library Club '5-iz Pep Squad '51-'5-8. DAVID, CORTEZ: GAA '52-'54, Officer '55: Grig Stuff '5-ig Tide Talk Staff '5l: Girls' Glee Club '55, Officer 'Sk Future Homemakers Club '5l-'54, Officer '54g Pep Squad '5l, '52. 54: Homecoming Court '5l: Princess '52, Sweetheart 55: Fair Princess '5.Z: Class Officer '52: Cutest Girl 'ilz Most Beautiful Girl '53: Beauty '5-ig Student Council '52, '5-6, Officer '52, '54: Beauty Review '51, '52. DAVID, SAMMY, Tide Talk Staff '52-'54, Choir '51-'54, Officer '5-ig All-State Choir '52, Future Teachers Club '55, '5-I3 Library Club '5l: French Club '55: Latin Club '5l, '52: Cheerleader '55, Student Council '53: Health Club '5l. DAVIS, BETTY JEAN: GAA '52-'54, Tide Talk Staff 'Sig Future Homemakers Club '54: Pep Squad '51-55: Homecom- ing Court '5l: Princess '55, Beauty '5-6: Beauty Review '52, '55. DOERGE. EVERETT: Tide Talk Staff 55: Band '50-'5-ig Football 'Sig Truck 55: Future 'Teachers Club 54: -4-H Club '5l. DRAKE, CHARLES: Choir '51-'54, Officer '51: All-State Choir '55: Band '5l-'54: Football '55: Trunk '52-'5i: Aquacade '5l: Future Teachers Club '5ti: i-I-I Club '5l: Class Officer '5Z: Most Handsome Boy '55: Health Club '5l. Q? 'wifi 3 Second Rnu: Dl'NCAN. HERBERT: Grig Staff '5i: Tide Talk Staff '56, -4-H Club '5lg Library Club '5i: Boys' State '55: Cheerleader 51: Health Club '51, Dl'l'I'Y. JULES: Latin Club '55: Student Council '5 I: Health Club '5l: Golf 'I'eam '52. ELKINS, PATSY: GAA '51-'5i: Representative '52: Grig Staff '5i: Aquacade '5l: Future Homemakers Club '5l1 Library Club '51, '52: Latin Club '5l, '52: Homecoming Court '55. GAMBLE. CONNIE DELL: GAA '52-51: Future Homemak- ers Club '51, Library Club '5l: Pep Squad '51, GLIEASON, JUDY: GAA '52-'54, Officer '5-iz Grig Staff '55: Tide Talk Staff '54, Feature Editor '5-ig Choir '51-'55, Officer '55: Girls' Glee Club '5l: Future Teachers Club '51, '52, '5fi: Leadership Conference '55, French Club '52, '55: Latin Club '5l: Girls' State '55: Pep Squad '51-'5-1: Cheerleader '55: Homecoming Court '52, '55g Wfittiest Girl '55, '5-I: Student Council '52-'54, Officer '55: Beauty Review '52, GREENE, CARMEN: GAA '52-'54: Girls' Glee Club '52-'54, Officer '5-61 Future Homemakers Club '51-'5-ig Pep Squad '51-'55, GRIGSBY, RICHARD: Football Manager '52, '55: Basket- ball '5l: Baseball '51-'5-6: -i-H Club '5l1 Student Council '52: Health Club '51, HARPER, MARY CAMILLE: GAA '52-'5-6, Representative '55, Tide Talk Staff '51, '55, '54, Managing Editor '5-1: Band '51-'55: Leadership Conference '55: Latin Club '55: Pep Squad '54: Poetry Award '51-'55. HEARRON, SUE: GAA '52-'54, Officer '55, '5-iz Tide Talk Staff '52-'5A1ig Choir '52-'54: Girls' Glee Club '51, Officer '51: Basketball '51-'54: Aquacade '51: Future Homemakers Club 51-'54, Officer '52, '55, '54: Future Teachers Club '51-'55: Library Club '5lg Girls' State '55: Pep Squad '51- '54, Officer '55, '54: Homecoming Court '55q Most Popular Girl '54g Student Council '55, Beauty Review '55. 'I lvird R011 .' HENRY. PEGGY: GAA '52-'5-i. HORN. CONNIE: GAA '52-'5-S, Council '5-8: Girls' Glee Club '5l-'55: Future Teachers Club '55, '5-I: Library Club '51-'5-i, Officer '55, '5,i: French Club '5-i: Latin Club '5l: Pep Squad '55. HOUGH, KETHA: GAA '52-'5-i, Officer '55, '541 Grig Staff '5-ig Girls' Glee Club '51-'55, Officer '52, '551 Tennis Club '55: Aquacade '51: Future Homemakers Club '5l: Future Teachers Club '5l: French Club '52, '55, Officer '55: Pep Squad '51-'54, Officer '54: Homecoming Court '52, '53: Class Officer '54: Class Favorite '55. IIOWELL, BOBBY: Tide Talk Staff '5-ig Football '55: Basket- ball '52-'55: Track '55: Baseball '52, '55: Boys' State '55: Class Officer '55. JONES, JAMES: Health Club '51. KALPAKIS. BILLY: Football '52, '55: -S-H Club '51-'54: Latin Club '52, '553 Health Club '51. KIDD, BILLY: Choir '54, Officer '54: Football '50-'55: Basketball '5l-'5fi: Baseball '55. 51: Health Club '51, KIRKLEY, BILLIE RUTH: GAA '52-'54: French Club '52, '55: Pep Squad '51-'5-i. KITCHENS, GRAYDON: Grig Staff '55. '5-I: Choir '52, '55, Officer '55g Football '51-'55: Basketball '52, '55: Baseball '52-'54: Future Teachers Club '5-4: Latin Club '51, '52g Boys' State '55g Class Officer '55, Student Council '55, '54, Health Club '51. LOVE, WILLIAM: Choir '5l-'54: Band '5l-'54: SE IORS 1954 First Roux' LEIGH, WALTER: Football '52, '55: Basketball '5l: Future Teachers Club '5-iz 4-H Club '5l: French Club '52, '53: Health Club '5l. LEXVIS, THOMAS: Library Club '5l, '52: Health Club '5l. LILES, CHARLES: Tide Talk Staff '54, Business Manager '54: Basketball '53g Future Teachers Club '5-ig 4-H Club '5l 54: Boys' State '55, Health Club '5l. Basketball '5l-'53: Track '53, '54: Baseball '51- '54. Sccmld Roux' LOXVE. EDNA: GAA '52-'5'l: Tide Talk Staff '5-iz Choir '52-'54, Girls' Glee Club '5l: Tennis Club '51-'55, Officer '52, '55: Tennis Team '52, '55: Future Homemakers Club '51-'54: Future Teachers Club '5-6, Officer '5-ig Pep Squad '5l-'54, Right Guide '5Al. LOXVE. MINNIE RUTH: GAA '53-'5-1: Future Homemakers Club '5l: Future Teachers Club '54. MCCLTLLOLIGH, CECIL: Choir '53. MCWHORTER, SYLVIA: GAA '52-'54, Represen- tative '5-ig Girls' Glee Club '51-'55, Future Home- makers Club '51-'55, Library Club '54, Officer '5-1: French Club '52. 'I 'IJ ird Ro un' MACHEN, ANN: GAA '52-'5-4: Tide Talk Stuff '54, Band '53, '54: Future Homemakers Club '5-ig Homecoming Court '555 Student Council '54. MANESS, BESS: GAA '52-'54, Girls' Glee Club '5l-'54: Aquacade '5lg Future Homemakers Club '54, Future Teachers Club '54: Library Club '52, 'Rig Pep Squad '51-'54. We're juxt 4 year too early. MARTIN, BILL: Tide Talk Staff '55: Football '52, '55, Track '52: Baseball Teachers Club '53. MATHEXVS, JO ANN: GAA '52-'5-6 '54g Girls' Glee Club '51, Basketball Homemakers Club '51-'5-5: Library Cl Squad '51-'53: Cheerleader '55. Fourth Razr: Choir '52, '52: Future Choir '52- '553 Future ll b '52: Pep MATHEWS, MEREDITH: Health Club '5l. MERRITT. DOROTHY: GAA '52-'54: Choir '52- '54: Girls' Glee Club '5lg Future Homemakers Club '51-'5-ig Future Teachers Club '54: 4-H Club '5lg Library Club '50-'52g Pep Squad '51-'52, MONZINGO, MYRNA: GAA '52-'5-6: Title Talk Staff '55: Girls' Glee Club '5l. '55, '54: Future Homemakers Club '5Z: Library Club '55: French Club '55. MOOREHFAD, BOBBY RAY: Health Club '5l. Fifth Roux' MOUSER, JO LYNN: GAA '52-54: Tide Talk Staff '54, Girls' Glee Club '53: Future Home- makers Club '51-'54, Officer '55, '54: Library Club '51-'55, Officer '52: Pep Squad '51-'54. NELSON, GENEVA: GAA '52-'54: Future Home- makers Club '51-54: Future Teachers Club '54: Library Club '54, Pep Squad '5'i. l'ERRIT'I', IVIARGARET: GAA '52-'5-1: Grig Stuff '54, Assistant Editor 55: Choir '52 5,i: Girls' Glee Club '51, Aquacade '5lg Future Teachers Club '54g Library Club '55: French Club '55: Girls' State '53: Pep Squad '5l-'5-ig Right Guide '54. PEVY, NELWYN: GAA '52-54: Library Club '53g French Club '55, Practicing -N16 Thirty-fum' : ll LEIGH LEWIS I.OWE, E. LOWE, M. MACH EN MANESS MATHEWS MERRITT MOUSER NELSON A fx,.a3gf 'Yagi 3 g, ll rn'flJ trailing for, Z K -: - ', , 'xx ,' ,S fl A , X Aiffif' 3 ff 9' 'E' J C .a A---......, 'P- S IOR First Roux' PITTMAN, GRACIE: GAA '52, '552 Future Homemakers Club '51, '54, Pep Squad '55. PIXLEY, KATHLEEN: GAA '52-'54, Future Homemakers Club '51-'54, Of- ficer '54, POOL, FERN: GAA '52-'54. Second Roux' POWELL, SALLY ANN: GAA '52-'54, Grig Staff '51, '55, '54, Editor '54, Choir '55, Accompanist '55, Girls' Glee Club '51, '52, Accompanist '52, Aqua- cade '51, Future Teachers Club '51, '52, '54, Latin Club '51, '52, Girls' State '55, Pep Squad '51-'54, Officer '54, Homecoming Court '50, '55, Most Outstanding Girl '54. PRESTON, BARBARA: GAA '52, French Club '55, Pep Squad '52-'54. ROBINSON, DAVID: Band '51-'54, Officer '5-ig All-State Band '54, 4-H Club '51, '52: All-State Honor Band '55, Health Club '5l. Third Roux' SALE, CAROLYN: GAA '52-'54, Tide Talk Staff '51, '54, Future Homemak- ers Club '54, Future Teachers Club '54, French Club '52, Pep Squad '51- '5-1, Homecoming Court '55, Class Of- ficer '51, Class Favorite '52, Beauty Review '51, '52. SAPP, NELLIE: GAA '52-'54, Tide Talk Staff '54, Future Home-makers Club '51-'5-i, Officer '54, Leadership Conference '55, Pep Squad '51, '55: Homecoming Court '55, Class Officer '54. ' SCASSA, JEANNIE: GAA '5-6, Latin Club '54, lf il were done when 'lis done I hen v- 4 X ,.,...---- 1954 l'irrI Ron : SlMOl.Kli, DOVGLAS: Grig Staff '53- '5-i, Assistant Business Manager '5-0: Football '50: Basketball '52: Class Of- ficer '52, '5-I: Student Council '52, Officer '55, '5i: Most Handsome '51 Most Outstanding Boy '54. SMFLSFR, LYNXVOOD: Tide Talk Staff '54: Football '51, '55: Basketball '52, '55g Track '531 Health Club '5l. SMITH, FLISF: GAA '51-'54: Tide Talk Staff '55: Girls' Glee Club '5l- '5-iq Future Homemakers Club '5l. '52, '5-ig Ai-ll Club '5l-'5-6, Officer '55: Library Club '51-'54S: French Club '5,l. Xecund RIIIIT SMITH, GARY: Football '50-'52: Bas- ketball '5l, '52: Aquacade '5l: Future Teachers Club '54q Library Club '54: French Club '553 Boys' State '55: Class Officer '5l: Class Favorite '541 Health Club '5l. STAMPS, MARY: GAA '52-'54: Girls' Glee Club '55: Future Teachers Club '5l-'54: French Club '52, '55: Pep Squad '5l-'54, STANFIELD, SUE: GAA '52-'54, Of- ficer '52, '53, '5-63 Tide Talk Staff '5-1: Basketball 'Sl-'53: Aquacade '5l: Fu- ture Homemakers Club '51-'5-iz Future Teachers Club '5l: Pep Squad '51-'54, Officer '5-ig Cheerleader '55. Third Roux' STEFLMAN, GFRALDINF: GAA '52- '5'i: Girls' Glee Club '51-'5'i: Future Homemakers Club '5l-'54, 4-H Club '5l: French Club '52, '5,'s. TAYLOR, LFE ROY: Football '51-'55: Basketball '5l-'55: Baseball '5l-'54, TINNFLL, JOHNNIF: Football '53. Manager '5l: Track 56: Baseball '5.Z: Swimming Team '52: Golf Team '5,'r: Aquacade '5l1 -i-H Club '5l: Library Club '5l: Health Club '51, u ell :I u ere done quickly. Imagine -W'-'li' X an xv K A ,Nh :Rat It'x supposed to look like this. First Row: TURNER, HAROL LYNN: GAA '52-'54, Representative '54, Tide Talk Staff '55, '54, Editor '54, Girls' Glee Club '51-'55, Tennis Team '52, '55, Tennis Club '51-'55. Officer '55, Aquacade '51, Future Teachers Club '51-'54, Officer '54, Leadership Conference '55: Latin Club '51, '52, Girls' State '55, Pep Squad '51-'54, Officer '54, Right Guide '54, Homecoming Court '53, Student Council '53, VAUGHN, OPAL VISE, BILLIE GEAN: GAA '52-'54, Future Teachers Club '51-'54, French Club '51-'54, Latin Club '54. VUALLACE, DANIEL: Choir '51-'54, All-State Choir '55, French Club '52-'55. WARREN, BOBBY: Band '51-'54, Football '50-'55, Basket- ball '52, '55, Baseball '51-'54, Boys' State '55, Class Officer '55, '54, Class Favorite '52, Most Popular Boy '54, Student Council '54. IORS 195 Second Roux' WATKINS, MARILYNN: GAA '52-'54, Representative '54: Grig Staff '51-'54, Assistant Editor '54, Aquacade '51, Fu- ture Teachers Club '51, '52, Latin Club '51, '52, Pep Squad '51-'54, Right Guide '54, Homecoming Court '51, Queen '55, Class Officer '52, Most Beautiful Girl '54, Beauty Review '51, '55. WEDDING, JULIA ANN WILSON, PAT: GAA '52-'54, Grig Staff '54, Business Man- ager '54, Choir '52-'54, Officer '5-iz Future Homemakers Club '54, Officer '54, Future Teachers Club '55, Girls' State '55, Pep Squad '52-'54, Officer '55, '54, Right Guide '54, Homecoming Court '55, Princess '54: Class Officer '52: Beauty '54, Student Council '52, Miss MHS '54. WISE, BOBBY: Football '50-'53, Basketball '51, Baseball '51-'54, Boys' State '55, Class Officer '51, Class Favorite '51, Cutest Boy '51, '53, Student Council '51-'54. WRIGHT, GILBERT: Football '50-'55, Basketball '50, Track '52, Latin Club '51, Health Club '51. GRIG GRADS Minden High We'll Always Love You. This familiar refrain often goes through the minds of the alumni of Minden High School On this page are some of the graduates of Minden High School who doubtless have been spurred on thelr may to success by their studies in the classrooms of Minden High ROBERT F KENNON G01 ernor ol Ioursxavla MARION TAYLOR MARY FRANTCFS SANDFRS DAN W STFWART ,IR ARNOLD BRASWFLL I rhrarzan Ufehster Parish Lahoratorj Technician Iau yer faptaln l Sfif Minden louisiana P 6 S Hoslulal Mznden louisiana Phoenix Arizona Shu 1 effort I oulsrana JOAN LHAFFE MILLFR HOWARD TLRNIER DAVID SNELL LELAND MIMS Professor of Iznglxsh I .S L Professor of Iduralzon S I I journallsi Salesman Baton Rouge louisiana Lafaselte I mlsxana Aeu York INeu York Wmden Ioulsmna JAC K COOKF XY lLLl9 TAY IOR SARA RATC Lll'l' ROBFRT D NIOSFLFY JR Slxnzsler Shlhodnl Chunh Surgeon P c, S Ilosfulal All-VSl0'WfJ PPUIUW' I S Nmal 01l 1f ll e'sh louisiana Shrel effort Ion slana Gualenlala CW!!! Iliff! HIIVIUU I hrrly nine THE JUNIOR CLASS Charles Lewis, Presidentg Roy Baggett, Treasurerg Jerry Frasier, Vice-Presidentg and James Allen McCabe, Secretary. First Roux' LORETTA ALLEN MARY JO ANDERSON CLYDE AUSTIN JO ANN BAGGETT ROY BAGGETT MARY ELLEN BAILEY TOMMIE JEAN BAILY Second Row: ANNETTA BAKER BILLY BALDWIN MAURICE BARNES MILDRED BOLAND HELEN BOYD MARSHA BOYD TRUDY BROOKS Third Row: EDWARD BROWN YVONNE BROWN BARBARA BRYAN RONALD BRYAN ROBERT BURNS DOUGLAS BURT JERRY COOK Forty -Q it , 3 2 . I f,J f Q fm ss-W rag I fy ,J '?' ,1 dh 41 W -sfhffffw fy! 11 Q x , I5 f 8 3 I f I s I yy, I, jf 6 H V cz f f I V , if ' 3, 1 I A ' ' 2 X I 1 : . I I First Roux' BETTY ANN COOPER DOROTHY COOPER MYRA CROWNOVER LEON CL'PPLES ROBERT CUPPLES Second Roux' GRACIE DAVIDSON DAVID DAVIS JENCY DAVIS PATSY DAVIS BILLY WAYNE DIXON Third Row: JAMES LYNN FORD JERRY ERASLER SHIRLEY FRAZIER JOY FAYE GARISS CARLA FAYE GREEN Fnurlb Roux' MARY LAGENIA GREEN SHERRY GRESHAM WILLIAM GRIGSBY JAMES HALLMARK HUEY LEE HANSON Fifth Row: GAY HARDY ANITA HARKNESS SHELBY HAYES PATSY HEFLIN DONALD HOLCOINIB Sixth Roux' BOBBY HUDSON BECKY JONES WANDA JONES DORIS KENDRICKS ALMA RAY LANGLEY Sevenlly Roux' CHARLES LEWIS JAMES R. LINER A. D. LOWE JAMES ALLEN MCCABE JO ANN MCCORKLE Forty-one First Roux' EDDIE MCCOY JIMMY MARCUS ROB MARTIN SAMMY MAXEY MARTHA MILLER Second Ro lv: SARAH MILNER SUE MILNER LINDA LEE MIMS FREDDIE MOORE DALE MORGAN Third Roux' PAT MURPHY VERNA NASH BETTY NORWOOD WILEY OSBORNE MARILYN OUZTS Fourth Roux' JEAN OWENS RAYMOND PEVY IDA MAE PITTMAN SANDRA PULLIG CHARLES ROBERTS Fi flla Roux' WANDA RODEN BENNYE RYAN CLIFTON SALMON TOMMY SEARLES JERALYN SHIPP Sixth Roux' BILL SLAY SUE SMITH ROBERT STEPHENS NED LOU STINSON EVELYN STRICKLAND Seventlo Roux' BEVERLY TASH BETTY JO TAYLOR MELVYN TAYLOR RALPH THOMAS ELISABETH TURNER F orty-two UNIORS '-1' 1 I Q ! -n 4 4,7 If First Roux' CECELIA UNDERWOOD DIMPLE VICE MARY WAINWRIGHT DOROTHY WALKER DOYLE WALKER .Second Roux' WILLIAM WARD CHARLES WATSON PAT WATSON MALCOLM WEAVER ANN WELCH 'l'lJird Rau .' JACQUELINE WHITE JIMMY WHITE NORITA WHITE CHARLES WHITFIELD DAN WIGLEY ljlillflh Roux' LAVONIA WILKERSON FRANKLIN WILLIAMS MARY WINFORD CARL WIUFF BOBBY YOUNGBLOOD I-iflb Roux' ELLA BELL ZAPPA XV. C. ZAPPA l orty-tb: ee - --.J I First Row: HILDRED AARONS MILDRED AARONS BILLY DON ADAMS CLARK ANDERSON DORIS JEANE ANDERSON Second Row: MARTHA ANDERSON RODGERS AULD NEIL BAKER CHARLES BAMBURG JACKIE BATTON Third Row: DON BLOXOM SHIRLEY BOYER LUCILLE BREEDLOVE TOMMIE SUE BROWN BONNIE BURNS Fourth Row: SANDRA CARSON BOB CHANDLER PEGGY CHESHIRE HUEY CLEMENT NELWYN COX Fifth Row: TERRY COX DANNY CRANFORD ED DUNCAN BETTY FAIRCLOTH ELIZABETH FARROW Forty-four THE SOPHO ORE CLASS Danny Cranford, Treasurerg Mildred Aarons, Secre- taryg Edwin Leachman, Presidentg and Mac Pevy, Vice-President. lf, Firxt Row: ANNETTE LUCK SYBIL MCCLINTOCK WESLEY MCCULLOUGH A. C. MCEACHERN JAMES MADDEN Second Row: ELIZABETH MADDRY SHIRLEY ANN MANESS GARY MATTHEWS EARLENE MENDENHALL CAROLYN MERRITT Third Row: LARRY MILES BERNICE MILLER ROBERT MILLER JEANNINE MOBLEY JAMES MOOREHEAD Fourth Ro uf: BYRON MONZINGO HUEY MORGAN DONALD MURPHY DAVID NADRCHAI. NORMA NASH Fifth Row: 1' BOBBYE JOE NELSON MARY NELSON MARTHA NESBITT MELBA NEWSOM IRMA OSBURN Sixth Row: GAYLE PALMER RONALD PEARSON L. C. PEEVY . WANDA PERRYMAN DOROTHY PEVY Forty-.fix OPHQMQRES rt.-3 lfirsl Rflll'.' MAC PEVY GEN PITTARD BILLY RAY ROGERS REEVES DOX LE RHAME DOUGLAS ROBERTS THELMA ROBERTS Serum! Roux' BARBARA RUSSELL JAMES SANDERS DOUGLAS SKINNER JUDX SMITH RAYMOND SMITH JIM LEE STANFIELD LARRY STANLEY ,,i 1 Fi T17 V Q, iii IH 553 au -W4 'V ll bat.' No girls? Tlaird Roux' JOHN HARVEY STEWART BILLY STRICKLAND CLEVE TAYLOR CLIFFORD TAYLOR BILL TERRILL PATSY THORNTON JEFFREY TUCKER fl 5 ' Jr 372 JIS ..I-' - - .,, 1 ,- , A ,ffwlfo . .FZZLI A I-'unrlla Roux' EDNA TURNER JIMMY TURNER KATHY WALDEN MELBA WEAVER DOLORES WEBB Jo ANN WHITE GERALD WRIGHT RICHARD YATES W 11' I III I 1 1 '4 ,,,, L ' a lfo fly-Jet 'eu THE FRESHMA CLASS Paul Robinson, Presldent Mary Jo Skmner Secre taryg Marcelee Roblnson Treasurer and Charles Berry, Vice-President First Row: RAY ADCOCK JAMES ALMOND JOAN ANDRESS MARY VIRGINIA ANGLIN .IIMMIE AULDS Second Row: SANDRA BARNETTE JUDY BARRON BARBARA BATEN CHARLES BECK CHARLES BERRY Third Row: RALPH BLAKE CORRINE BOLAND JOHN BOYD BOBBY BRIDGES NANCY BURRELL Fourth Roux' GENE BYARS WILEY CAMERON JIMMY CAMPBELL LINDA CARAWAY FAYE CARDWELL Fifth Row: JEFF CASKY DANNY CHENEY DONNIE COOK SANDRA COOK LINDA COX Forty-eight 4-N l ir5l Razr: RHEET CRANFORD TOMMY CULPEI-'PER STELLA CUMMINGS DOROTHY DAY JERRY DAY Second Roux' LARRY DEAN SAM DUCHESNE ALLEN DUNCAN MABEL EVANS TOMMY FARROW Third Roux' MOLLY FORD PHILLIP FORD LAVONNE FRYE KATHRYN GARDNER MARY GIBBS 170117119 Row: BILLY GIBSON ORLETTE GIBSON LINDA GREER JERRY GRIGSBY MONETTE GROUNDS Ififth Roux' MAXINE GUTHRIE MERRILL HAIR CAROLYN HALL CHICHI HASTINGS GWEN HEFLIN Sixth Row: LESLIE HENNING ROY HINTON J. W. HOPKINS CARROLL HULL JOYCE HIIMPIIERIIQS Sc: curb Roux' JOAN HUNTER IIENNY IRBY RICHARD JARRELL BARBARA JARRETT JIM JOHNSON Forty-nine First Roux' JIMMY JOHNSON ALBERT JONES DOROTHY JONES MORISS JONES JOY LAMBERT Second Row: LA VERNE LANGHELD EXCELL LANGLEY JIMMIE LAY JOHNNY LEE E. M. LILES Tbirri Row: PATSY LOWE MYRA LYONS JERRY MCCANN NORMAN MCGUIRE KENNETH MCMICHAEL Fourth Row: IRIS MANESS RANNY MASON GARY MILFORD RICHARD MILLER WAYNE MILLER Ififtb Row: JO ANN MITCHELL FRANKIE NORMAN KEN PEAKER THOMAS PENNINGTON REBECCA PERRYMAN Sixth Row: ANDREW PEVY MARGARET POWELL PAULINE PULLEN ROSE RABB JOE RATCLIFF Seventh Raw: JAMES REED DEANNE REEVES DURWILLA ROACH CHARLES ROBERTS LYDA ROBERTS Fifty lfirsl Razr: CAROLINE ROBERTSON MARCELEE ROBINSON PAUL ROBINSON WILBUR RAY RODEN MAX RIIDD 504711111 Roux' GINGER RUSHING PATRICIA RYAN WILLIAM SALE YVONNE SIMMONS MARY JO SKINNER Third Roux' DONALD SLACK BILLIE JO SMITH CHARLOTTE SMITH JIMMIE SMITH NANCY STEWART Fourth Roux' V. D. 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Rau Naney Betts Charlotte Beasley Patrlcla Bram Rita Barron Jannell Boyee Ruth Barnes El len Baker Peggy Ashmore Ruby Anderson Sher man Allen Second Rau B111 Brldges jerry Brxdges Ronnne Br Lzel Peggy Brackman Lee Barnette Nancy Cox Bully joe Booth Mary Beth Bolm Robert Bloxom Robert Bryant I out Ron Cathleen Harper Dnxle Dugan Franc s l1n1oe james Fatrcloth Patrxcla larrow Maggle Ierguson Mary lranees Gardner Mary Kalpakxs Johnny Hudson john Glaze Seemul Ruu Ployd Jones Ted Everett Jimmy Greene jo Ann Hardy jlmmxe jarrett joe lnabnet e Ga y Hurley Richard Garrett James Hubbard Iwnl Rou Ann Mays Myra Lowe Nelda Melton Sandy Perryman Chuck Parker Marlm Mxlner Gary Ma1or Setoml Row joanme Lmdsey Joe Luck Elonse Merritt Carol Mrller Douglas McCrary Bnlly Jean Prescott Ruby Miller jerry Norwood Jacquxtta Maddry Arnold Owen Ibnz' R014 Shirley Coleman Jlfil Charpmg Freddy Burton Mary Bullard Robert Bryan Betty june Bryant James Bryan Patsy Brown Bllly De Loaeh Back R014 WllklHS Bopp B ll Conkrxght B1ll Cook Charles Cranford Ralph Crovs noy er Robbre Crump ton Kay Cunnmgham Lmda Dayrdson Ray Dans Benme Day Annette Brmgol lb rd Rau Martha Hays Sammy Guthrre Charles Hoenke Betty Holcomb james Hopkms Tommy Langley Lmda Launms Bobby Lxles Bula Rau Dnana Jeffers john Dulaney Margaret jones George foster Leon Hearn Glenn lung Margie Kxrkley A C Lalrd Mary Ann Laxrd Jesse Lee Ihnd Rru Jack Mxtchell John Mxtchell Lmda lms Verma Nesbntt Wanda Miller Shelby Thomp son Anlta Ouzts Back Roze Denton McEachern Ben Pearson Paula Pearson Gene McDan1el Loulse Mlller Darrell Preston Lmda Reeves Sandra Rnchardson llhllllllnol 'I' LA un l ' Win, rlillli 1 vrlnntzsttfllli 'vnu IKTIU4 nn: .U uru.x.ull LA, or ur! vnu mu' 1 IU' 5, lm lal ilu. user fu at nu. mm-rm LAW 'I ' 01 nu. xxx fill LA m vnu. rmrnm 'K ,gwtnelrssrul I-A 'num' mqgnn 1 ll ill my mum. :mtv wxxmr IN ls tbl um ,xxnumr rx IL!-I 1 .4L.....a BEST CITIZEN MOST POPULAR CUTEST Nancy Cox Cathleen Harper Mary Frances Gardner Douglas MeCrary johnny Hudson Ilfly tu '1 'Y ' V' ' Y ' A ' q . 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Rou Mary Stone juanda Strnnger Hathla Searles jo Ann Shirley Linwood Smith Mary Smith Pat Smlth Robert Waxnvsrlght Linda Whlte Loulse Stewart Suomi Ron Anna Roberson Martha Sawyer Elbert Stuart Bnlly jack Talton Rlchard Thrash Betty june Tuggle Madalxne Tuggle jack Voorhmes De lores Youngblood Wanda Walker V TH Iron! Rau Audrey Aarons Betty Alexander Kuma Alford Sammy Angel Lmda Atkms George Atkxn son Ezra Carter Eyelyn Baker Blanchard Enms Reagan Frazxer Fntzgerald Rtehard Berry james Bnles Lmda Cheat ham Davld Barley James Bohn Thomas Boyce Iron! Rou Lorenz Funderburk Ronald Haynes Larry Hearn Oree Hoefexld Carol Ann I-lammon tree Mary E Hardy Douglas Harkness Elxzabeth Ann Harper Della Haryxll -lame Sue McEaehern Second Rou Flora Hoy jxmmy Garland Sharon Gay Jamce Lee Nell Greer jrmmy joggard Percy Holomon Alton Hortman Monty Hough joe Langley Joyce McEachern R lbnd Rau johnny Walker Raehel Walker Louls Ward Lela Mae Homer Woodard jerry Whrte Peggy Woods Judy Spltzfaden jessle Whlttaker Iohnny Spears Batle Ron Graele Wilkerson Elmer Wllson Barbara Wmehester jlmmre Watts Bonnie White Dalton Xgung Cllfford Young Melton W1dner Norma Harper GR D 1711111 Rou Carollne Brlster Mary Celeste Brown Louis Dayls Melba Cardwell jerry Blair Jan Blles Danny C ook Dwayne Frye Patrxcla Daniel Buek Rau Jackle DHYIS james Dans Lenora Bryan Eyans Chrlstxne Belk jerry Baldwin Waldon Damel Gerald Iuller lb1ufRou jerry Huekaby Camille Iyy Gene Jones Vlarguerlte lxelly Loyreee lxlndrleks Perry lxltehens Barb ra Lyons Barbara Langheld Lottie Langheld James Howard jimmy MeEachern Back Ron Ronald Haryxll Zanme Lou McDade Lmda Lewis Betty Lnles Allen Llndsey Grower Lowe Carolyn Lyles Clifford Krouse john MeCann Delma McEachern H MOST POPULAR CUTEST THE LONG AND SHORT OF IT Glorxa West Mary Celeste Broyyn Mary Kalpakls Galen Pratt George Atklnson Joe Moreland I zfty fum J V.. V r, ' Q ', ' ' ' . .,. 1- . V Q I - , V . Q '- ' v A D - I 1 1 A A I 1 v n I ' V V l V 5 9 7 A A Q 1 I 1 Y ' ' ' I A. hr 4 A rl! T' ' . ' 4 . ag: 1 I ' A . , - ... , V . . V l . ' . - VI. -' . ' . K- Q . ' X- , V - f V . 'Q ' ' A 1- I' 1 . a ' 7. 1 I 1' I. v V , r I 1 In . I ' 7 4 1 , , , . , . . . , - 1 V V - ' V ' 4 V ' ' V 1 ' I 3 ' . . l ' ' '.' 'D ' 'Q Q ' 'RQ ' ' Q Second Roux' Harvey Barnard. Lucy' Belk, Gerry' Claude Cardwell, Jackie Elkins, Cecil Baldwin. David . - I , .1 G . , . , - . V I .Q V A q A q I Y. , 1 g 1 ' . V, ' . 1 V .. - ' 1 H . 1 T 1 I :. .. 1 , ,. ,H . V V. V' -. ' . .Vw . . .-V V . Q 1 . Q X - L . ' . ' . , V . 1 . ' ' V -sf, . V ' ' - . -, ., V I , . q ' , 2: , - -' . . 1 , . 3 ' 1 ' V. . ' 1 ' . ' 1 , , - - V V V V V V V V V5 7 9 Y 9 ,' ' ' 9 V S I 3 . 7 Y 9 I 5 V 5 ' V 1 9 N a! E 7 ,Q n u , V , 4 G Y-2 if ll, lla' ark A '- 5.-at 4: P19 1-2 1 AW' .be -ww SEVE TH GRADE Frou! Roux' John Mclnnis, Charles Madden, Leonard Reeves, Buddy Martin, Janie Mays, Betty Phillips, Gloria Roberts, Richard Reid, Fredrick Monzingo, Billy J. Owen, Linda Rushing. Second Row: Peggy Moore, Miriam Murphy. Rodney Mason, Annette Nation, Patrick Roberts, Linda Norris, Travis Miller, Leonard Miller, James Ouzts. Front Row: Sharon Russel, Sammy Samuel, Evelyn Smith, Donald Wainwright, Cecile Searles, Beverly Simolke, Johnny Woods, Gloria West, Tim Whit- field, Dale Smith, Jerry Zyeks. Second Roux- Patsy Seassa, Ann Smith, Harla Turner, Catherine Spitzfaden, Clayton Steelman, Jan Velasco, Jerry Talton, Lyman Thompson, Shelby Thompson, Jewel Thornton, Ralph Williams. Belle Zachry. Tbird Roux' Betty Pearson, Larry Pearson, Wanda Merritt, Roger Pool, Bobby Posey, Jerry Roberts, Jerry Ray, Joseph Roberts, Robin Rowland, Roy Mobley, Betty Pickett. Back Row: Judy Nadrchal, Wayne Reeves, Doris Miller, Galen Pratt, Barbara Newsom, Sammie Odom, Phyllis Roberts, Arleta Routt, Betty Rowell, Jimmy Reeves, Genetta Reeves. Third Roux' Dovye Thornton, Sandra Smith, Thomas Turner, Dorothy Weaw'er, Clarine Smith, Gerald White, Jerry Voorhies, Larry Scruggs, Glen Williams, Roslyn Ward, Hallman Woods, Vernon Butler. Burk Roux' James Ward, Marianne Watson, Doris Underwood, Janie Simolke, Helen Volentine, Ewar- dene Swain, James Walker, Norma Woods, Connie Wfilliams, Fred Winget, Bettye Simolke. UNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Front Roux' Ezra Carter, Buddy Martin, Ralph Wil- liams, Johnny Hudson, James Bolin, Tubby Talton, Jack Bridges, Bobby Posey, Homer Woodard. Second Roux' James Biles, Jerry Huckaby, Walden Daniel, Lorenz Funderberk, Gary Hurley, Jerry I Blair. Alton Hortman, Jack Mitchell, Joe Luck. Back Roux' Coach Jack Gallien, Douglas McCrary, Galen Pratt, David Evans, Billy Jack Talton, Billy Joe Booth, John Mitchell, Jimmy McEachen, James Howard, Coach Sam Harper. . lam in-.A I-rung y , qu lt-an, Inman H94 W bat s 3 o 11 Vocatzon Fifty sw Gump Halt 1 7' W!! wgur' '43 4: T , I A .ff REA EQUALS . . Na h MQ lim'--.. i 'lf- ? in .! 's..,,h,,,. XX' QM . sf' SWEET AND LOW 9: Because the fads and fashions, the new slang phrases, the Who's Who elections, the school-color days, and the parties and dances at Hunter's do a great deal to compensate for the exams and hours of study, the students think of school as a necessary evil that's really not so bad. New fads are constantly cropping up - planter ties, pastel leather jackets, buck and suede loafers, the short, short hair CIIIS, and picture-identification bracelets. Everybody looks forward to the Friday and Saturday night sessions at Hunter's Playhouse, where he can meet all the gang, and have choice of dancing, ping-pong, or just catching up on the latest gossip. M. H. S. just wouldn't be the fun it is, were it not for the Sixty I ITIS W MG- V .4 1 n Q '4 I v -an ' . ' ly :O 49 ', I 1 ,. LP: J. ff- .I- I M ' 1 I 4 , A 1 I ,,.A L., . fm Q - V .Jd4fll'l',ljh'h' fwfilfkizzs GUI' PVQTTIQSY fix l Nr' GEMS Bcttj jean Daws 1-rf' 49- ,....J Sac Smztb Put WIA 011 bOPHOMORh PAN ORITILS jam Lee Starz zeld and llzhlred Aarons Sl YIOR PAX QR! I I S jzldlzmm 15111514 dl 11111 111111113 Szzntfr MOST POPULAR Bobby Wanefl and Sm Hcarrou i' Ofwv YI M051 OI 1 S IANDING ShNIOR C I EST Dwrglav SIll10lkF 'U I Il 1 my eu Ball 1 md 16713 Imvzer 2 ii ' X ' W ' ' ' 'I 4 y A g .X ' . . . , , I Q , F I , w, X ' , if 4 1: Q 4? V sb- s F 5 N ' E J I ' ' . I V , N g . if . I 4 - 1 1 A I ,, .L.,. . L..i, I V 'int ,..,:.v' AA jl 'VIOR I XX URI I I S 111111111 IIM13 1111! C 1 1111 1311111 xllll 2' 111 KJ' 11 ERISIIM KN FAX URI I I S P11111 Rohm 1111 1111 II ll 3 If 313111111 111114 MOST ATHLFTIC 11011 1 Cr11ke1l11111 11111 jllflfls AII111 MCCabe Vs I lTIEbT I II C be and jml 611115011 Mosl or ISIANDINC1 simon j,,,,,c, A1511 C ,, J S1111 IIIII P11111ll 'I if ' S V'1 l. K lI'1 ' ' 1 1 1' I' A IL .1 'S 1l1c x1.w'. ' . O7 QI 14 W ,mx , ,V ,H 5 ,J B4 ' 1 '1 . ' ',1 1 1' ' .,.. . , T, ,Ty Q , L A A x 4k '. i A I 2 .1 'J Queen Alarilynn Wfalkins The crowd gathered early for the kaleidos- copic pre-game ceremonies. Convertibles, driv- en by members of the Pep Squad carried the smiling girls around the football field while they waved to friends and relatives in the packed stadium. The convertibles stopped on the sidelines, opposite the Minden stands, and the girls alighted. Each girl was met on the 50-yard line by a former M. H. S. graduate, and escorted to the center of the field, facing the home stands. H OMECOMING As soon as the Tide squad goes on the football field at the beginning of September, the lasses at Minden High begin to speculate on who will be the choices of the Senior lettermen for homecoming maids. For what girl doesn't dream of being a member of the football Homecoming Court! The gridiron guests for this colorful and elaborate event were the Ruston Bearcats. As the time drew nearer and nearer for that all- important October game, the list of maids was finally completed and the student body nominated and elected classic Marilynn Wat- kins as Queen Regent and Pat Wilson and Betty jean Davis as Princesses. The football team chose petite Cortez David as the sweet- heart, and the court was complete. This colorful court was presented to the city in a gala mid-afternoon parade. Szreetbeurt Cortez David S Sherry Harper aml Billy Baskerville H , . X ,. 5 f I .gy ' . .- y L . fa v v aff 3 , f. lg M, Ls.- QS A ff 0 -K A Q' ' I P J 39 ' 4l ' 4 . 1 -..f Pri I1 ces x ...- C7 IX .IIHAIX DAX IS Sereuly Q. lianfares hy the hand heralded the approach of Princesses Pat and Betty .lean and Queen Marilynn. Cortez, the Sweetheart, and her escort were accompanied across the field to che strains of The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. The Royal Court was met in center of the field by Mr. Xvilliams, principalg Lee Roy Taylor and Charles Harper, co-captainsg Sherry iw 'd?i ' ,..g GY na. 'fl iv +5 CZ? .lfi1i1l.v.' EIIIIIUIIIIIC' Bl'rl.Yll'C'1!. Nellie Siupp. ll11i1l,.': Patsy D111'ix. .Sully ,-l1111 Pfllllf U. klmfy Si111ill1 10ium1l!' pax 1? ii! YD T 'E' f any ,. nl :f?JfIfieIrQ lllrliffi' Curia Faye Green. Puffy Hejlin. Ca1'f1ly11 Sale .llaizlxs Allll ill11clJe11, jo A1111 ll illia111v, 51111111 Ruth f,1n11pl1zfll I Lynn Harper, flower girlg and Bill Basker- ville. crownbearer. Here Mr. W'illiams crown- etl the Queen and the co-captains presented flowers to the Sweetheart. As the band finished the Alma Mater, the 1955 Homecoming Court took its place on the special platform, and the game began! 'lv Pr PAT 'inresx 95 ,fllilidw Hurol Lynn ,lllH'Ill'!'. Kcfllzu Hough 09 1' 'W sf 1 7 335 I, .lluiziyx Gracie Duridmrl. Sue Smilla. Mildred Aarons I 7 a ini '41 1 6 lluidi: Judy Glcuwrr Palsy Elkins, Trudy Brooks ,llufdx .Sue Hwrrou, Sandra Pnllrg, Betty Lou Seventy-one BILLIF SUF BROOKS FOREST FESTIVAL Oetober means the Bossler Webster Farr and Forest Festnal and thxs means electxng a prmcess to rep re ent Mmclen m the opemng ceremomes of the falr Blonde Bxllxe Sue Brooks was eleeted to represent our exty and school In the colorful down town par de and to eontend with prmtesses from other schools for the title Queen of the Forest Festnal The selection of the ueen IS entrrely m the hands of L dy Luck as the name of the prmcess who IS to reign over the fair IS drawn from a hat Although lf wa not Prmcess Bnllle Sue who was crowned Queen by Goxernor Robert Floyd Kennon stxll t w s uldent from the ONAIIOU she reeened from the erowd that she was queen m the hearts of Mxndemtes l Seventy-Iu'0 Uvaitirlg for lbe parade la begin, Governor Kemmn greetx Billie Sue, MI DE HIGH MISS MINDEN HIGH IS a rather coyetcd tltle on our campus Though the G A A uses thus means to swell their coffers thc selectec considers the tltlc an honor Thxs year she had much competmon but Pats personalnty beauty and popularxty readxly reg xstcrcd wxth the judges To be surc this trtle doesnt lose its slgnlfrcamt through the passmg years a commxttee of G A A members selected from the elementary schools twenty small fry who pleased the audlence with thelr shy and charmmg manners Llttle Cmdy Lou Wxl hams won the txtlc of Mxss M H S of 1963 For contrast the Flappers of 1920 brought up roarxous applause from the audience as they paraded Capturing this tltlc was Barbara Russell with Joan Andrtss a Llosa second ,gfagg 211115 4 lk , cv Qfe N... 3' PAT WILSON in-W. I 1 Barbara Russell joan Andrew Inrella Allen Put ll :lynn and Cmdy I un U lllmms Sex enty three S S '44, Q. - in -:eff 1 X 5' f 'wwf 1 - tr G Agia I f ' f ff, I .l , A - i f Q Xi, ,rl ' :iggzigki '- - ' V, . .. ' V . ' Y . , N A Q - ayyafg .51 BC Q - ' , ' l 'IG ' ' -,x , . . . A x , , 5 X E Q I ' .3 il E ' 4 ,. - - f 3. V. n 1- gf I x f - ' ' ' ' 4 .,. 'Q XA V . . . Y . n 'QM I . 1 , ls - V A 1 ' . . Q ' , w I t Because . . . education at Minden High School goes far beyond the three R's , there are many organizations in which the students may participate. These organizations help to mold the character of the student, enabling him to cope more adequately with the problems of the adult world. Believing that clubs are one rung on the ladder of success, the faculty insists that every student should take advantage of the opportunities offered through the many clubs of Minden High School. Organizations at M. H. S. are more than social outlets. The student who participates in such activities gains knowledge, a sense of responsibility and the ability to work with others. Though the organizations at Minden High are varied in character and purpose, no student is barred from membership in any of them. Lasting friendships are formed when students learn and laugh together in their QRGAN ZATIONS 'X 1 Qll C263 IJ DJ CII I. I' L 18 PJ PQ MRS KIRKI FY DOUGLAS SlM0l.KIi SAMMY MAXEY CORTEZ DAVID CARLA FAYE GREEN wld! Her Prviidenl Vive-Prexidenl Secretary Treasurer just as the city council and Chamber of Commerce supply Minden with an administration that merits whole-hearted approbation, so our Stu- dent Council answers this need in our school. The Student Council was established in 1952 to promote good citizen- ship, to create a sense of responsibility among the students, and to give the students of M. H. S. invaluable training in becoming the citizens of Minden's tomorrow. It was early in October that the Student Council began a plan to call attention to the marks of a good citizen, and to recognize good citizens in our school. mum f enum-1-I -v 3 N Q .',, -me. amumsvug 'I 4ItL'ri'n Charles Lewis-little, but useful,-won the very first certificate, there- by getting his picture placed on the hall chart. Edwin Leachman-with his friendly character-was November's choice. December brought Sammy Maxey into the spotlight. The very first girl to appear on the chart was Sue Hearron, representing january, in the Citizen of the Month plan. With much enthusiasm and anticipation, the students await the announcement of each citizen. SEATED: Bobby Warren, Sandra Carson, Deanne Reeves, Ann Macben, Douglas Simolke, Sammy Maxey, Carla Faye Green, Annella Baker, jackie Jarvis, Annette Van Peene, Edwin Leacbman. STANDING: jules Dupuy, Donald Holcombe, jimmy johnson, Bobby Wise, Gay Hardy, Graydon Kitchens, Norita While, Judy Gleason, Rbeel Cranford, Bobby joe Nelson. IMP RO S SCHOOL SPI This is only one of their projects. Lunch in the cafeteria has been made more enjoyable by the addition of music. Students or faculty who are hospitalized during the year receive flowers in the name of the entire student body. For the commendable progress it has made in the short time it has been formed, the Student Council merits praise for its achievements. RIT TH MEMORIES SALLY ANN POWFLL MARGARET PERRITT MARILYNN WATKINS PAT WILSON DOUGIQAS f Editor Associate Editor Associaie Editor Business Manager Bmw Un 'mt The experience of editing this yearbook has been one I shall never forget, for it has been a pleasing and educational one. Throughout the year I have learned not only the fundamentals of publishing a yearbook, but also the necessity of being able to work with people. I have had a capable staff, and I sincerely thank each of you for the wonderful job you have done. There have been so many people helping to put this book out that it truly is our GRIG. Special recognition is due to Marilynn Watkins and Margaret Perritt, my as- sociate editors, who, having been my shadows and having worked untiringly to make this book a success, have done their jobs wellg to Patsy Elkins, a Jack of all trades, for helping both the editing and business staffs. To the facultyg to Mr. Cobb, the engraver, to Mr. Porter, the printerg to Mr. Quade and Mr. Grambling, the photographersg and to Mr. Williams, our principalg I extend the heartfelt appreciation of the entire staff for the under- standing, the aid, the advice, and the cooperation you have given us in publish- ing this bookg for without all of you, we could have done nothing toward giving our school and our town the kind of GRIG they want and expect. Thank you for everything! SALLY ANN POWELL FRONT ROW Linda Cox Becky jones, Linda Lee Mims, Margaret Powell, Corlez David. BACK ROW.' Ketba Hough, Herberl Duncan Mary Ella Wfaznu right Graydon Kitchens. Elisabeth Turner, Gracie Davidson, james Lynn Ford, Palsy Elkins. -ef! 'K if HAROI I YNN AY LI GER I i n in-Gb is I if kj ll 3 , f a MARY CAMILLE CHARLES LILES CAROLYN BOYER 'Il RNIER HARPER Circnlalion Manager. lizzxiuesx Manager Asxixlanl ldllor Managing Erlilor Business Manager The Tide Talk staff publishes a paper every six weeks plus the Senior edition at the end of the year. This year the paper has reached a new peak in quality. Partly responsible for this in her excellent work as sponsor is Mrs. Clinton Harper. She has worked unceasingly and given freely of her advice. Harol Turner, editor-in-chief, has also worked untiringly to guide the staff in putting out the paper, and she has given freely of her time to proofreading layouts. and the like. The circulation has been no problem this year, as Carolyn Boyer has been very efficient and reliable in her position. The feature section has sparkled with Judy Gleason's wit. She has managed the features well, and has come up with many new and clever ideas. Last, but not least. the staff would like to commend Jimmy Doc Blanchard who graduated at mid-term. He worked hard to boost the Tide Talk and was a loyal staffer in every way. The seniors on the staff. including those above, have had great pleasure in trying to publish a paper which covered the school. To all who have helped to make the Tide Talk a success I give my sincerest thanks. d MARY CAMILLE HARPER .S'l'ANIJlNG.' Sammy Daxid. john Adcock. Barbara Russell. l.ju1u'ood Bmelser. Barbara Cnckerham. Sue Hearron, jimmy Blanchard. Hill Martin. SEATED: Carla Faye Green. Uviley Cameron. Sandra Carson. Rebecca Perryman. Sue Slanfield. Alma Langleg. YEATED: Edna Lone. Anila Harkness. Nellie Milner. jeanetle Uwoodard. Ann Machen. A c ul ,' , PRI ST,1.N'Dl.X'G: Bobby Howell. Aludianne Braswell. Herbert Duncan. Belly jean Davis. Sarah Rulh Camffbe ll. Carolyn Sale, jo Lynn Mouser. Clifford Taylor. Indy Gleason. Sapp. Sue gn. 'L'3.rii:,, Se i'w1ty-nine Sue Hcarron WN., 45 sv- Garw Smith Ilevscllyn Cook Marg, irct Perritt Pd! Wilson Hcrbc rt Dum Sally Powell PELICAN STATES Local civic organizations of Minden an nually sponsor members of the unior Class for Pelican States. This small forty- ninth state teaches the girls and boys the fundamentals of good citizenship and government. Honor came to M. H. S. when Sue Hear- ron was elected to the office of State Treasurer of Pelican Girls State Bobby W xrrcn Harol Turner Bobby W'isc f-v Judy Gltason Charles Liles Bobby I iowcll Gruyilnn Kixch 1-ns Organized during the 1955-54 school year The Bookies are a student group who help maintain and service the Library. Membership prerequisites are an interest in books and Library procedures. an average or above average scholastic rating. and willingness to give free time to Library work. The Bookies acquire knowledge of Library procedures by participating in daily Library service and by functioning on various committees. It is hoped that some future professional Librarians will be recruited from The Bookies. The T A B 4Teen Age Book! Club was organized to promote better reading habits and the reading of better literature bv boss and girls in High School The club makes accessible to these members a vude range of aeceptable literature at greatlv reduced prices Bv exchanging books with fellow members students are enabled to have more reading material vvithout evtra cost The Club has planned periodical book rexievvs a book collection project for the Xeterans Hnspital in Shreveport and possiblx two social functions .luring the vear lbovvling., eveursion and a plenier THE BOOKIES Myra Cmu not cr lleuy Nelson Bezuly Iavb Sylizu Hell' 1701167 Cazolyn Menztl Vamta Lee llury Lou Kelly Gen Pztlard joy lalmlzezt Vcnzu Nash Carolyn Culpepper CLUB SIANDING jimmy 111 geiald IRON! ROW ju Ann W'lJ1!e Mildred Amour Bobby joe Bel mn Hzldred Aarons Gen Plffdrd Gayle Palme: Iaye Kidd BACK ROW Bill Ierrzll jimmy lmner jay Lumber! Hr Ilmmer Do loner W ebb Ivalfoj U alder: liar leg lrasxea Eelum Leaebmau Billy Inllu Peru loue highly one ' . ..' ' ' 11' I '. 1' , i 0 I 'N , - i Q 9 ' , . I ' . ' V . ' 7 I 1 I 1 tba Kelly. Elizabeth Maddry. Shir- , 7. 4 I . 1 V A A - . I . - ' I ' ll. l.inLl:1 Nlmuingo. Pzltrieiai liurrow. linlwhie l.ainghs.-lil. lfxerett Doerge. Gary Major. Rugers Auld. Lhurlie Berry. W'iIlium Salle. George Vfinfurd. Alim johnson. jim Xwinford. joan Andrew. liilly Baldwin. jzunes Rhea Line. Dun Wigley, Stiunliug: Dolores XX'ehh. l.indu l.ee Mimx. Llurlx Anderxun. lf, Nl. Lilex. Rohert lf. fi!'2ll'lllWllI1j.I. director. llillie ju Smith. Bnlwhy Vfarren. Neil Baker. Daxid Mouser. David Nudrclml. :mil Iuunl. Sinldru Pnlllg. Karla lun fniiu. Iuibu liizllml. Hari lllcu liiulm, Ronald llfllu' fbrlcvllugf '.'f1 1, .. Y W9 Slum- :xml 5ll'lIlPS FUIEVEI xi H s.,X N . H tx X Q Xglf H 4 -i, lull 111 A , E '-nfl-A . - lv' QQ Lf ire, VOICES SO Music in M. H. S. is meaningful. Through the instru- mental and choral training received here many stu- dents are able to find full time employment after graduation. The civic and religious organizations of the city call upon them freely for programs of varied Ilrmzl Row: Patsy Davis, judianne Braswell. Margaret Perritt. Pat Wfilson, Robert Stephens, Clifton Salmon, Jim Wfinford, Larry Stanley. Billy XVayne Waters, Wiley' Cameron, Jeralyn nature. At the State Music Festival both individual and group awards are won. This was the boys' lucky year: David Nadrchal, David Robinson, and james Lynn Ford were selected to play in the All-State Bandg and Charles Drake Shipp, Margaret Powell. Linda Cox. Elisabeth Turner. Second Roux' Hildred Aarons, Trudy Brooks, Dot Merritt, Gay Hardy, Billy Kidd, Dan Wfigley, Rob hlartin, Glenn Thomas. William Eighty-fam and Charles Watscxn sang in the All-State Choir. Both groups appeared on the L. E. A. program in Lafayette. The Glee Club and Choir present a color- ful program twice each year-Christmas and May. Band rehearsals begin early in September in prepa- Grigsby. Daniel w'lLlll1lL'C. Charles XY'atson. Linda l.ee Mims, Annetta Baker, Sue Hearron. Edna Lowe, Harb Rau: jean- nine Mobley. Gracie Davidson. jo Ann Mathews, Mary W'in- le y ML hi. cl It 6 VIE N 4? e 'P , L rf'7-Lf? 'Ti V' ki , . t 1, F Tm E Q. M 4 - ,.,.,f,f . ' ' aa .. f f ffi5?4ZTf Q '1 . - 7? . X4 i Af C ' H W? s ration for gridiron performances during the entire season. Mr. Grambling, Mr. Cook. and Miss Ponder are alert to every opportunity to build better music for our school. Each organization has its own plans for social activities which make for a wholesome and congenial atmosphere-They love musicf ford, Carla Faye Green, Becky jones. Sammy David. Mickey Love, Charles Drake. Ralph 'I'homas. Patsy Lowe. Nancy Stewart. Mildred Aarons, Eighty-fire We M ., f .. , - . J E I ,ar M J, , - f , ' A ' ' we-2' , ,-,. me re . ya Y 42 al. L r Q ., ai. V VY., an-f, -,,-...f ,, -,ab Mfgaafx 1 V s ,. iv 'M X N - v Q 1 ,, ' ' - rf' deSfw.Zf'1 gL.UY,f:f?9'?' is it 1.3. , 1-are ar, P fr, 2' -QI. i '- i w,.' 'f ' L 1 'Mu' V, ' .5 'T , ', ' 1 4 I x . t' , , .gg 1.61 1 5 ll 4,'3.4,,-ff, , , . . .. TTDETTE Through the night comes the chant of Yea Team! Fightfi' And in the distance can be seen the beauty of white pleated skirts and red sweaters which outfit a group of yelling, cheering girls. These girls comprise the Minden High School Tidettes. This pep squad is indeed as much a part of Minden High as the football team itself. Over many miles of road and in all kinds of weather these girls have always been on hand to encourage their team with cheers. With this knowledge we know that without this group there would be no real spirit of football. .8 l RO.X l' RUll ,' Pali: Darix. .Uelba ll ea1'er. Sbirlvu Iioyar. .Shir- ltj Frazier. llnanda Rodeo. Kaiba llwuldwl. jo Ann llwbile. ,SIQCOXD ROHM: Pal lluilxon. Vitae-President: liellp Lou Nortrood. Gayle Palmer. Lvda Roberts, Bobbie Nash. .Vary Ilvirzford. Carolyn Boyer. THIRD RULV: Sally Powell. Jlarcbing Caplain: flnnelia Haber. frankie Norman. joy Lavnbert, .llargaret Pouell. Hess Marten. Mary jo Skinner. jo Lynn Mouser. IfOl'RTH R0ll .' Yue Hearron. President: Harol Lynn Turner. Relforlerf Linda Cox. Genera Nelson. Cbarlotle Smilb. jeralin Sbijlp. Dorothy jones. Corlez Dazid. FIFTH ROIV: Edna lone. Connie Horn. Rebecra Perrgiman. jeanelle lluoodard. Corrine Boland. Carrie laplor. Norita lluhile. .SKIXTII ROIV: Margaret Perrill. Caroljn Sale. Vifkie Hunier. Sue .llilnerx Indy Barron. Carolyn Hall. liillie Rnlb Kirklep. SEVENTH ROIV: judlanne Iiratuell. Sarah Ruth Camlibell. Barbara Preston, Ketbu Hough. Treasurer: Linda lVeltl7, Bezerla Tub. Ginger Rushing. BACK ROll p Marilynn llwatkirit, Sue Smilb. Vary Camille Harper. Pal ll illiams. .Harp Slarnfir. .innelle lan Peene. Mildred liolaud. Letelia lndernood, CHEERLE DERS Mang hours of hard work made up the football season for Judy. Herbert. Sue. Buddy. jo Ann. and Sammy. The cheerleaders worked for the football team and with the entire sthool to make the season ii sutuess. The disappointments which ateompanied this group home after eilth losing game were forgotten when Mr. XX'illiams pulled beautiful trimson and gray jackets from the box These people have done ii good ioh. . . li.'iC,K 'I fl 1RO,N'l.' Indy Gleason. linddi Smllb. Sue Sldllllfld. Ile-rbi-rl lluntau. fo Alun llarbeui, Sammi Dai id. Eighty-xei en FR? -no .4 F. H, A. COUNCIL: jo Ann Jlatbeus. Billie Sue Brooks. Trudy Brooks. Nellie Sapp. Sue Hearron. Kathleen Pixley, jo Lynn Mouser. Pat Il ils0n. jackie Ballon. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS or MERICA Yes, we are members of the Future Homemakers of America. Through our club activities we strive to develop creative leadership in home and community life. At our monthly meetings we present informa- tive programs that promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. The observation of National F. H. A. Week included visiting our local hospital. With our best wishes for health and happiness, a red rose was placed on the dinner tray of each patient. FRONT ROIYC- Marlene Fields, judy Barron. Cortez David. Barbara Balen. Nancy Burrell. Mary Virginia Anglin, Nelwyn Cov. jeanette Gipson. Betty Fairrloth, Dot Day. SECOND ROW: Mable Evans, Hildred Aarons. Mildred Aarons. Yvonne Brown. Linda Caraway. Mildred Boland. Maurice Barnes, Elizabeth Farrow, Shirley Frazier. Billie Sue Brooks, Linda Cox, Mary Grace Gibbs, La Verne Baker. THIRD ROW: Trudy Brooks, Betty jean Davis. Orlette Gibson. Martha Anderson, Corrine Boland, Tommie Sue Brown. Shirley Frasier. Peggy Garrett, Barbara Bryan, Tommie jean Bailey. BACK ROIV: Mrs. Kirkley. Sandra Carson, Sandra Barnette. Gracie Davidson. jackie Barton, Bonnie Sue Burns. jo Ann Baggett, Patsy Gilbert, Pat Betts. joy Faye Garriss. Faye Cardwell. FRONT ROLV: Shirley Maness. W'anda Hoyle. jackie jarris, joann Mitrhell. Ann jackson, Bar- bara jarrelt, Sybil MrClinlock, Maxine Guthrie. Mary Nelson. SECOND ROW: Anita Harkness. Bess Maness. Sue jenkins. Carmen Green. Martha Lou Kelly, Sue Kelly, joy Lambert. Gu'en Heflin. ,loyce Humphries, joan Hunter. Carolyn Hall. Eighty e1ght QU Ulf lu .fllexaudria for Ibe Stale .llL'l'flPlK.' By participating in parish, district. and state meet- ings we have opportunities to meet and work with other Future Homemakers who are interested in good home and family life for all. The years activities come to an end with the annual style show in which we model clothes we have made during the year. Following this program we are hostesses at an open house and tea for our parents. tent ho. rs. and friends. Spring Open Home Flozrerx for the rick, .Sine llearron. In L3 nn fllouxer. Billie .Sue lirnokx. Trudy Brooks K if THIRD ROHM: ,lliunrl .llalbeun Ann Jlatlaen. l'RON'l' ROIV: Clwrlolle Srnifb. jeanelle lluondard. Ginger Rushing. Cecelia luderurmd Klelba .xiflllflllli lirurlile .xvflfllldlh Narnia .NaxlJ, .Nad lon Xliumu. liennye Ryan. Nellie llneazer. lzzelpn Strickland. liliie Smilb lznnnt La: ell Lee. ,Sue llearron. llwanda janet. Lazerne Sminmni, .SLIICONIJ ROIV: DIlfll'lI1d Roach. Narzcg Sleuarl. Nellie Sapp, .Helba U eaier Langliifld. Annetle Luck. Palm Lime. li.-1f.K ROUU: Dlmple Vice. Marilyn 011115. Marcelee Robinxnn. Nellie Valentine. Linda W'el4.h Carrie Betty Leuix. Berks Irniei, fn Lynn Jlouser. janie Taylor. THIRD ROUV: Pal Uvilmn. Pauline Pullen. Belly Lou .X'oru'oud, Sue .Smith frame Krome. lfawe Kidd. .llarlbu Hiller. Iinblzie Nash. Pillrnan. Thelma Roberts. Dnrnlhy Pery. Dianne REQIEI. .Harm In Skinner. Paris ll inbla Gwleza Nelmn. Cora Leu llicki. Dale llnrgan. ISQICK ROll .' Ron' Rahb. Gui Pitfard. Kalblcen Pixlep. Sue Slanlield, Geraldine Xlcelrnan liernite Miller. janle Turner. Katbg ll alden. Irma Oabnrne. Pal Thornton. Mrx. llvafkinx. X X.,-J Eighty-nine CL The 4 H Club IS one of the strongest youth organnzatxons of the Umted States It teaches practxcal applxca txon of the facts acqu1red through school studles The 4 H ers of Mlnden Hxgh are strnmg to Make the Best Better 1n all they do whether lf be fattening lxyestock, managing a budget, or car mg for thenr own health Janne Sue Krouse, one of our outstandlng mem bers was the flrst place state wmner m forestry thns year for whnch sht rtcuyed a pm a ccrtlflcatxon and na tlonal recognmon Many of our group haye for their proyects yarxous types of lnyestock The Inst of animals includes ucry thnng from chlckens to dairy cows It Isnt all work and no play for these students enther They attend one or all of the many summer camps held for them and because of thelr worthy proyects thenr excellent cattle record books or personal con duct, they wln trxps to such places as Baton Rouge, New Orleans, Kansas Cnty Chicago and Washington, D C TOP fame Sue lkronse BOTTOM Aillfd Harkness Paul Robmmn President Myra Frou noter Secretary Treaxurer lame Sue Krause Reporter Dot Walker Rerrealum and Song Leader Otto Krause Vice Prerzdenl Ninety LATI CL In order for Latin-minded stu- dents to learn more about the language and the peoplq bghind it, Miss Shcaly gave her Studenfg the opportunity to form a club. A study is made of mythology and writings of the early Greeks and Romans. Hats off to Dolores Webb and Elizabcth Maddry who plan thu programs which include stories. w . 1 poems, and songs of mtcrcst. TOP I.lflfT,' jawn looking for lhe Golden lfleere -f'l'1nnn15 lfarrou' and llwundu Perrjluau. TOP RIGHT: Parix utlanllnls In xlcal llclcn ul Troy from .Her1elam.-f- Iumex Rhvu l.n1e. jcunluine Muhley. jimmiv Smith, liU'I l UM l.lfl 'l'.' Aerlmn und Dirlofjim ,lohnmu and liurbura Rmxcll. liO'l I'U,H RlGl'l'l'.' l'w1elojw and ber lo1ers f.llurgureI Pnuvll. ,limmm juhmml, jim ll ir1lord. George Il ir1lrn'd. und llwiles fldlllkflill. l R0,N'T ROHM: Dnlnrex lX el2b. jearmiue Mnhlej, Kalby Ilvaldwl, Marguzrel P11141-ll. Slff.0.X'lJ RUll '.' Mary jo Anderson. lluuuda Perrplllarl. jamrss Rhea l.oz'e. Mrnletle Grumldx. Norifa llwbile. Iiilliv Goan Vista THIRD ROHM: Samnn' Fuller. Tummy Farrnzr. ,Vim johnson, joy Faye Gafrixs. liarbura Rusxell. -Ieamzine Svassa. Iillu Belle Zupfra, S'l'A.'N'IJl.N'G.' Min Shculjr. Gtforgr: llwirllrird. Cburlex lierrg. Elizabeth Maddrj. Caroline Roberlmu. Bobby Hudson, joan Andrew. llviley Cameron. .lim W'iufurd. Armelle Van Pearle. jimmie Smiih. Frankie Norman. jimmy U lJ11e. t ,Wag s... ,., , WW , nj ' rn, :lx-' Ninety mu SlfA'l'lflJ,' Iflixabcftlr Turner. llarnl Lynn Turner. Gracie Daridmn. Gayle Palmer. TODAY TOMORROW OUR AIM: To provide an opportunity for stu- dents to determine whether or not they wish to become teachers, and if so, which phase of the profession they wish to enter. As the sixty-five members partici- pate in the club's activities, whether they are listening to interesting speakers, or reporting merit points to be acknowledged by the sponsor, Mrs. Baskerville, at the bi-monthly meetings, their enthusiasm never wanes. lfilna l.uu'e. .S l'AlN'lJlNG.' llerbg jnnex, Sandra Carson. FRON'I ROI! ,- Ilildred Aarons. jeannie Mohler. jeanette W'oodard, Kathy llualden. Carla Faye Green. jackie Hatton. Linda Lee llinn. Sally Pnirell, Margaret Powell. Linda Cox. jndianne Braswell. Mildred Aarons. MIDDLE ROIV: Anita Harknexr, Sandra Pullig. Martha Kelly. Loretta Allen, Mary Ellen Bailey. Margaret Perritt. Sandra liarnelte, Sarah Ruth Campbell. Trudy Brooks. Melba u',t'tI1'6'V. Mary llninlord. BACK ROll : Mrs. Baskerville. jeff Caskejr. Mike Purinello. Edward Kennon. Graydon Kilvbenr. Hill Martin. jonathan Aarons. jlrnlnie Smith. S S TUDE TS TEACHERS National Education Week afforded the club an opportunity to familiar- ize the public with the work of our School system through a radio pro- gram over the local station. It was during this week that the F. T. A. booth at the parish fair won the blue ribbon that has become the focal point of the club scrapbook. Probably the most important ac- tivity of the year, and certainly the most interesting, was the practice- FRONT lZOll .- Mary jo Anderton. Bfilllj Ri IIN. Jw F. T. A. projec'I.t.' Praclire learbiug. radio program. fair booth. teaching which members of the club did at the ele- mentary schools of the city. ln April approximately twenty-five members went to the state meeting in Baton Rouge. Lambert. Billie Gear: Vim. Carrie Taylor. lfrauklc Norman. joan Arldrau. Barbara Rnxsell, Mjra CfflU'lIUl'6'l'. Ben Marlon. Sue Nlilner. MlDDl.If ROIV: Caroline Roberlxon, Mary Gibby. Uuauda Rodvu. Mary jo Skinner. llvllx Sue Lerris. Mary Nelxfni. Palsy U 'inblc'. Pal Hzllx. Carolyn Merriil. BACK ROHM: Yvonne lirnuw Iackie jarris. Allflilll' l.ou'e. Inj Faye Garrixx. Row Rabb. Genera NWI . C P' d M Reefer. Dolores W'ebh, i 1 .von no rllar . arj Slamlrx. f.-lllllllf Horn. Dramn' Nirzely-tlare cf Because a large number of boys were willing to begin training early in September when the mercury was still high, and persistent coaches refused to be idle, our football record was a pay off . Track, baseball, basketball, and swimming have been no less attractive. For every student there is some form of V Ninety-four ,J .gt .-.lu , 4. 'll 'A- , . . -'s 'f .f f' I 4 an -- Yi ,J M Inf- , V wiv, Q... 1' B if ,Q ,,- ur , Muni' In-., K, ,, .Q-4,.,.,, W' A, ,,. .12 M dv , ,swf '::4:'1m,,g, . ,, M ,gi . Av Q1-f--. Q' ff .,.5 ': 'Crm ...iv -o-4- A,,4' .-Q- .o N1 -zu 4 M- ,ow I' Six Q LEON SCORES W'e They 27 , . . Bossier . . . 14 51 . . . Vivian . . 9 7 . . Neville . . 12 52 . . . Jonesboro . . 19 58 . . . Homer . . . 6 34 . . . St. john's . . 0 7 . . . Mansfield . . 7 7 . . . . Ruston . . . 14 14 . . . Haynesville . . . 13 25 . . . Natchitoches . . . 20 27 ..... Springhill ..... 12 6 . . Ruston-Bi-District Playoff. . 25 Cmzcbex Doberly and Nation continue then' uvnnzn 1953 FOOTBALL SEASON MINDEN 27-BOSSIER CITY 14 The Crimson Tide started the season off right as Kenneth Beck scooped up a fumble and ran for a T. D. Minden never gave up its lead as Harper, Taylor, and Warren scored to wrap up the Tide's first win. MINDEN 34-VIVIAN 9 The Tide jumped into an early lead and then let the reserves take over after the first team ran up three quick touchdowns. For the sec- ond straight week a great fighting spirit shown by the Tide paid off. CLJPPLES CHARLES HARPER BOBBY HUDSON BOBBY WARREN JONATHAN AARONS End Barb Tarkle Back Guard Ninety-six DOWN S M' FRONT ROU : jimma Jlarrns, U aller Leigh. Rogers Reeves. Bill Marlin. Donglax Skinner. Ljnu ood Smelxer, jerry Frasier. lozzalhau Aarons. Douglas liurl. Danny Cranford. Bill Gardner. SECOND ROW'.' leon fflzfzjflex. liilla Kalffakii. jafkie llnrigbl, Robert Hiller. Kenneth Berk, Billy Kidd, lirerell Doerge, Lee Roj Taylor. Pal llalvon. Charley llarjwr, jarntfx .llt'f,abv, BACK RUIIH: llomlc llnulber. Rirhard Long. liillx Don xldamn. john Adtork. Roy liaggctl. Clill Taylor. liolzhj llndmn. Charley Drakv, Dollalzl lirurllm. liuurn lluhilv. Ronald lirnm. MINDEN 7-NEVILLIZ 12 ln a real thriller the Tide bowed to a strong Neville team. Even though the Tide lost Ken- neth Beck and Lee Roy Taylor early in the game, they nearly won. In the last quarter near Neville's goal, the turning point was a fumble which stopped a Tide comeback try. Blll MARTIN JERRY FRASIER 1 cnfvr limi I N. MINDEN 32-JONESBORO 19 This was a free scoring affair which was much closer than the score indicates. jerry Frasier ran 65 yards with a Jonesboro fumble with only about twenty seconds left in the game to halt a Tiger rally. Kenneth Beck was out- standing for the Tide. .N irnty-,wx eu 'vb , wx ,I ' - 1 J' W 'gi 735 A , ,V . 5, ' , ' ' KH' 1 'S affrxf' 5 Q-, 1. 'N 'am 4 :L ,,5 ' f?fif s1A2fg,g2f:fsk5, A 6 , , ' A f X 2 l f . ! , V . 'A vg an 'wp M . f fs' .1-. ,,-wg . 31 ,QSO fix Q ' c 5 'i ' QE? s Wk - ' . In '- ' 1 , n ..., I H+ X ....,--.-..... .....--., xffvqhk-. - -'- 4 1 ff , ,f Mil 1-Wy 'L . ., -,fL.,.Y5Y at ii xv , A 2 X , 7 5' ,,:,4I-A ,31qf.'ff-'ffm'f Sw Lf, , ,3,.. ff ' . 2 . pF' 3,-3' 'V M 1- w N' J'fN'ff'-1' ' -Y' bf L 3 50 : :rin ,ii'.f, 3h 6g'W g g ' FP , ,tw , 1 55 - 1,4 X., 1 I I f sf 4 X I-Trffg 7, ' t . lfQ-'ggi' I! - K ' 51 ' if X , AX!-.4 X , f Tk 1. , X W ,N End ,IANIES LINER ROGERS REEVES RONALD BRY B405 Tarkle Bark ROBERT MILLER BILLY KALPAKIS JACKIE XVRIGHT Guard Barb MINDEN 14-I-IAYNESVILLE 15 In one of the most thrilling games of the year, Minden came from behind to win. Haynes- ville jumped into an early 13-0 lead, but the Tide fought back to trail 13-7 at the half. In the second half Minden pushed over an- other touchdown and McCabe kicked the all- important extra point. jerry Frasier played an outstanding game for Minden. MINDEN 25-NATCHITOCHES 20 The Crimson Tide played a fired-up team that made the game much closer than was expected. The Tide played well in spots, but it was evident that they had one eye looking toward the coming Springhill game. AN BILLY DON ADAMS TOMMY SEARLES End End One Hundred BA KETBALL The Crimson Tide Basketball Team made Coach Cleve Strong's first year at Minden a successful one by finishing up the season with an overall record of 23 wins and 12 losses. The Tide finished second in their conference with a 7-3 record. Sparked by the addition of jack Moreland and also by outstanding per- formances by james McCabe, Sammy Maxey, Lee Roy Taylor, Kenneth Beck, and jerry Frasier, the team climaxed a successful season with an invitation to the State Tournament. as KNEELING: Charlet I.eu'ir. Richard Yalex. Gay Hardy, fame: Allen llfcCabe jerry lrdslcr Sdmmj Maxey Hobby Hnurll STANDING: Billy Kidd. Kenneth Berk, jack Moreland. Hobby Hadron. Lee Rox Iaslor One Hundred Two BASEBALL The 195-5 edition of the baseball team pro- duced another winning season under the guid- ance of Coach Pat Nation. Last season our baseball team encountered Byrd, Fair Park, Bossier City, Doyline, Heflin, St. john's, Natchitoches, and Vivian and emerged with a 16 won 5 lost record. ln tournament play the team took second place in the District Tourney at Natchitoches. Outstanding for the Tide were pitchers Sammy Maxey, Lee Roy Taylor, and Graydon Kitchens. Most of the runs were produced by Richard Grigsby, Bobby Warren, jerry Frasier, james McCabe, Charles Harper, Bobby Wise, and Sammy Maxey. Tha! Ball!!! Sammy Miuey, Richard Grigiby. james Allen McCabe. jerry I-ruxier. Drmglui Skinner, liill Slay. ,Tiff H W 'S Y we Ama- NZM' QQ 3. . Q a .fa Q f ' ...Q , ff M 0 W f N, J .,,g,,, . fy, 1, I NN -.MN ,, V' f, m fi gyiw ,af yt I' Xkxj X f f ' ef-LQ, f, ' ' L if I ,, at l N X l 'L ia, Q, sc If X SQ f I 3 YXXYSXLEA ji . l, 4 l Q UH 4 ,,... I, ini! ' ' .cw-.,, , V X El il 'ir if . T. X L t f p fV,, L 'G 1 One Hundred Three A 'N VBSTORS l R0.N l' ROHM: jerry Hurkaby. Pele Uvilllf. Durid lfrans. BobbJ llwebb. joe Lutk. Billy jack Tulfon. Lorenz Fnnderburk. .Her- rill Hair. BACK ROUH: ll ayne Parker, liilljp joe Booth. j' ' . ' U ' '- Rndd. ,I-Lllllllll' Cnlfvepfrer. Edwin I.e.u'lJn1an. O ne Hundred Four IIIIIIIIE' johnson R05 Baggetl. B111 Gardner, Ixcnnelb .litAil1lJd!'l. Urn unior Football The 1955 junior Grid team was composed of a large group of enthusiastic, although inexperienced. boys. These same boys will be the varsity squad in future years. Tribute should be paid to Mr. Miles, whose hard work and excellent coaching has pro- duced many varsity stars in the past. Several players are being counted on for next year's varsity team. Among these are Phillip Ford, Roy Baggett, Richard Yates, Jerry Day, and Bill Slay. Although the team record of 2 wins. 6 losses, and one tie was not too impressive, these boys showed great promise. The season's record: Minden 12 ......... Springhill 24 Minden 0 . . Haynesyille 20 Minden 7 . . Ruston 12 Minden 57 . . Homer 0 Minden 7 . . . Byrd 0 Minden 7 . . Haynesville 7 Minden I5 . . . Byrd 20 Minden I8 . . Homer 20 Minden 6 . . Ruston 7 unior Basketball One of the incentives of playing on the junior Basketball Team is the promise of advance- ment to the Varsity team, as has been proved by the members of last year's team. This year, though, a different group of boys turned out another successful season. Led by Richard Yates, David Nadrchal, James Rhea Love, Paul Robinson, and Kenneth McMichael, the team compiled a regular season's record of 18 wins and 5 losses. These games were played against Sibley, Dubberly, Doyline, Springhill, Ruston, junction City, Jonesboro, Quitman, and Jena. These juniors also won first place in the Hico , Tournament and second place in the jones- - boro Tournament. g 1 fa uv- 1 .. w, FRONT ROW? Charles Cranford. jerry Grigxby. Ed Dunran, Peie Wfiuif. jerry Day. Wfilbur Ray Roden. MIDDLE ROWC' james Rhea Lore Edwin Leafbman Tommy Culpepper. David Nadrchal, Rbeel Cranford. jimmy Campbell. jfmmy johnson. BACK ROW: Sanimy Maxey. Glenn 'Tbomax. Max Rudd, Richard Yates. Paul Robinson. Ken McMiL'bael. One Hundred Five fdfse? TRACK Even though 1955 was only Minden's second year of track, the Tide finished the season as District Champions. The track team was led by Charles Hennigan, who won first place in ,., both the District and State Meets in the half mile run. Other outstanding members were Charles Adams, Kenneth Beck, Hugh Cran- ford. and Roy Baggett. The Crimson Tide attended six track meets. They won fourth in the Tri-State Meet at Shreveport, second in the Northwestern Relays at Natchitoches, third in the Haynesville Meet, fourth in the Southwestern Relays at Lafayette, first in the District Meet at Ruston, and sixth in the State Meet at Ruston. FRONT ROll .' johnny Hudxon. Tommy Searlex. Charlet Drake. Fred Berry, Derald Kirkland. Charles Hennigan.lCl1urlvifldunu. Gerald Kirkland. Hugh Cranford. jalnet liixbolf. Charlet Lervit. BACK ROll : Leon Culzlzles, Iienlun Irby. -lltillfllf' ll lJ1le. lilllj Don Adams. Charlet lierry. Iireretl Doerge. Kennelh Iiefk. Bobby Hadron. R03 liaggell. Ga, Hardy. -lobnnie lmnell. 13 One Hundred Six UNIOR BASEB LL The junior Baseball team turned in an out- standing season under the able leadership of Mr. Miles. Against such opposition as Cotton Valley, Dubberly, Harris, Sibley, Doyline, and Cedar Grove they won seven games and lost four. The pitching was outstanding headed by Richard Yates. Heading the run-producing force were jerry Day, Douglas Skinner, David Nadrchal, Rheet Cranford, Lem Grigsby, Cliff Taylor and James Rhea Love. These boys worked hard and produced a winning season in the first year of Junior Baseball. Middle man on the Double Play. jerry Dean. Morrii jones. jerry Day. james IfRO,N I' RON .- HA CK ROIV: jimmie jubumn. james Madden. Tommye Fry Rbzfa Lure. Leluuel Grigtby. David Nadrcbal. e. ' nv VN: . Phillip Iiurd. Douglas Skinner, Richard Yale.: One Hundred S 1 I GIRLS, BA KETBALL The 1953-5-i season showed the Girls' Basket- ball Team full of vigor and pep. Although they did not come out on top in all the games, they fought clean and hard all the way. Special recognition should go to Mary jo Skin- ner, All-Tournament Team, and Irma Osbourn and Barbara Cockerham for sportsmanship awards which they received in tournaments. Although the other members of the team didn't receive special awards, they exhibited good sportsmanship and enthusiasm through- out the season. FRONT R0ll : Mildred iurons. Peggy Ciarrell. Nellie Vale G Hurd lJur.' . U 1 . frlliue. Elizabeth liarruu, .Hartba Kc-115. Slgra t.rou'nn1er. Ellen Rnllr linker. Halbiu ,Searle-x. Hildred Aarons. BACK ROHM: Loretta Allen. Sue Hearran. U ar1da Roden. Mary ,ln Skinner. lllandu u,,I . A . . , . li er. I erm: Nash. Barbara Cockerlsam. Annella Baker. Irma Oxborne. Linda Davidson. Hetlj june Tuggle. smkmwv One Hmulrerl' Eiglat THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO . . . during the year with the assistance of Miss Joyce Hillard, sponsors many activities for the girls in M. H. S. Their work is guided by a council composed of the officers and representatives from each class. This year they began their activities with a swimming meet with participants from every class. The seniors came out on top with the freshmen following a close second. The sophomores placed third and the juniors came in last. Next on the calendar was the annual Beauty Review in which Pat Wilstmn captured the title MISS M. H. S. OF 1955-54 and Cindy Lou Williarxis of East Side Elementary was chosen as MISS M. H. S. OF 1965. The intramural basketball tournament came next with the juniors taking first place. Enjoyed by the entire student body was G.A.A. fun-night at the beginning of the year. The G.A.A. plans to sponsor many other different types of intramural sports this year. Their pur- pose of promoting sports and sportsmanship between girls is fully carried out during the year. l'ROiN'l' ROUU: Hildred Aurom, li.-ICK ROHM: ffllllfffd linker. K. C? 1 f o SHATED: Ketba Ilnngh. .Sei'returJ,' Sue Slunlield. Prexiderll. STANDING: judj Gleawzn. 'l'reaxurer.' Sue Hearron. Rejmrler: Barbara C msberbanl. I ire President. llurnl 'I m'ner. Hildred .-1.n'rn1s. Kulbx llnaldell. uuuie llnru. Svlriu Hfll lJfn'fw'. .llury ju Skinner. .Huriljuu llnutkirlx. One Hllll!1'f?ll Ten .. .N n M. Q f , , . V, lj-, -, ' H lay'-Wi A x ,JV M., X s. vu A, A -X 7 ,f3f'T'lf5-,ifgk fl - -' J yfvgfgf . .. , , 4, y 5 Q .A as 7 'M wa 'VB' . Tv ': Aw mf M 9 f '5 1 ru' wr m fg KW' ' 4 '44 ,' L. Y? ,g if n . wb 'f, 3 wa 2 '65, in QA K 3 i '-, 'xv an 'A I 1 ll W AA .1g,5.h5g'.?.Abg ,J , 4. M .4 A, lb . 1 in 'qw ,, , ' . I A ,pl -1'-1 1 , 1 lp K 'thy 9 I u ,A ' 1 il -6 'E 44 .vi ' g Vg .- P AQ-'Ri' Y i ftifc ' NN, f .1 W ls, .g---.fy gf. 4, Q. - : ff' f f 1' T ' Y T F 1' E r 45 G- E ' 5 f 5 5 . 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Lv 5 I - I 1 T M 17 A WAY TO GE DATES TO Ref,1strat1on Flrst Football Game Begtnmng of 53 5-1 Sesslon L S U Flute Cl1n1c G A A Fun Night Senxors Ordered Rmgs Bossler Webster Farr State Farr Band Parade FIFSI Report Cards Homecomxng Senlor Hallovseen Party M3gIClHD Shovs I I' A Comentxon 'I hanks3,1v1n3, Holldass Dlstrlct Football Champlonshlp B1 Dtstrlct Playoff Semor Rmlgs Arrlve Miss M H S Beauty Reslevs Chrlstmas Cho1r Concert Christmas Holldays Whos Who Flectxons Basketball Tournament Mld Term Tests Band Valentlne Party Centenary Cholr Concert Career Day Northeast D1str1ct F H A Meetmg Speech Class Play State Cholr and Band Festnal K of P Mmstrel Band Sprmg Concert Faster Holldays Semor Play Par1sh F H A Meetmg., Mrnden Baseball Tournament Chotr Sprmg Concert Dlstrxct Baseball Tournament QLHIOFS Last Day Iunlor Senior Banquet State Baseball Tournament Sennor Day WWW Wfater Show Baccalaureate Seruce Fmal Tests Graduatxon lzxercnses End of 53 54 Sesslon U le Hun had 11111111 REMEMBER September September September September September September October October October October October November Noxember 25 November 25 November December December December December December 21 December Ianuary 15 anuary 20 February February February March March 7 3 22 March 26 27 Aprll 2 Aprrl Q Aprrl 16 19 Aprll 23 Aprtl 2+ Apr1l29 30 May May Ma May May May M 20 2l Ma May 2-1 May May 28 4 Y' ,' ................................................ 4 ' . .......................................... 4 . . , 'X . .........-.................... ..... .. . ......................,................. . 25 . . . 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X N ., fx xcqfv, 4- QL Nw K ff ,493 QR 'I Q ,J 1 0 0 0 r 0 Mmden Bank and Trust Co Education IS the most lmportant acqu1s1t1on of ch11dren because lf ylelds satisfy mg returns for a 11fet1me MPMBPR FPDERAL Dl:POSlI INSI RANCI: CORPORATION MEMBFR FFDI RAL RILSERVE SYSTEM MINDEN CQTTON UIL AND ICE COMPANY Ltd Hana ucturerx Cottonsecd Products and Black M3g1C Fertlllzcr 80 Phones 88 Mmden Loulslana 0 H' I d Tuenly fwe 0 . . . . V. . . Q f ' I 1 .Y ' 4 f I , P , ' -E f 1 ' f n s ' P x A , . 1 f of A . . . A - -1 . , . . There s u one and enly In refreshment, too Tn fax Coca Cola Botthng Company, Inc Minden Loulslana Roberts Brown Buzldmg Mczterzvzls 319 South Broadway Phone 1348 Mmden, Lolnslana Boyle Drug Store WALGREEN AGENCY Day Phones 504 505 N1ght Phone 2342 P1 escrzptzons Fzlled Only By Regzstered Phmmaczslf DRUGS COSMFTICS SUNDRIES FOUNTAIN Defnutmenlalzzed for Self Seazvce O HII7lf17'l'd 'I' ' I3- .' Webb Hardware and Furniture Company, Ltd Spottmg Goods Hardware Furniture Bu1ld1n5,Supp11es Glft Shop Yom W eslnzglaouse Dealer PHONE 2121 MINDEN LOUISIANA Pace Brothers Lumber Co Inc Manufacturers of Pme and Southern Hardwood MINDEN LOUISIANA 1201 W PHONES 12011 MINDEN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION and start on the road to fmanclal mdependencc FACI-I AVIOUNT IS INSURED UP IO 10000 MINDFN LOUISIANA SHAW S Plumblng Heatrng Phone 842 A17 C07Ifllll0lllllg Szzpplzes Cofztwzctor UHddI ly C . , A, . 3 . . 7 . 5 . ff . I ' ,H Us I Save 55, S510 or S20 per month through our optional payment insured shares . 1 ' 5 , 9 O O f . 2' -- Samtary Dairy Products, Inc Se1 wizg Webster Pmzsb 1393 S bl 5 R HOLLAND POWELL MGTORS Yom Dodge Plymouth Deale1 SALES SERVICE PHoNh 100 OR 916 1 48 EAST UNION STRFET MINDEN LOUISIANA Tom K Alle Minden High School Y TIDETTES O O I U A I, ,a. Phone 110 i e f oad Minden, Louisiana rf , - ,M O West Bfmhefs Emplre Southern The Home 0 Gas Co zuzlzty D131 Goods 1344 70 d M People s Bank and Trust Company 50117 Fvzeudlj Bank M b FD PHONE 843 VIINDEN LOUISIANA One Hundred 'lu enty I fe A If C Q ' , M Phone - Phone 4 . G Min en, Louisiana lnden, Loulslan ' p- 312 In 1.,.,..,-. .XM . J 'NX . M A J 3 nr 1 A 4 A' V H em er . .I.C. 1 Q Clement Braswell Machme and Fabr1eat1ngWorks Manufacturers of CLEMENT DUMP TRAILERS Se zmg Ile fl ee Stale A PLANT Slbley Road Mlnde La P O Bo 746 Phone 1384 JoY THEATRE Always A Good Show JoY DRIVE IN Shre eport Road Pho e 1575 MINDEN LOUISIANA ' rf 9 ' or - I I rea MAIN OFFICE: 317 First National Bank Bldg Shre eport La. Phone 5-3464 : ' , ' n, . fr' f fy v - n wav 0 H ,J d l' The Blossom Shop Say It Wfztlo Flouers PHONE 1002 M HWY 3517 va tam FELT S M1nden Rad1o SCIVICC 1 19 South Phone 1153 Mlnden Lou1s1ana ADMIRAL RCA VICTOR Texaco Clrcle Serv1ee Stat1on Mlnden Lou1s1ana OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Phone 600 jacks Melody Shoppe 107 South Street Phone 582 Mlnden, Loulslana Standard Chevrolet Company, Inc: O Box 710 Phone 869 and 870 Mlnden, Loulslana YOUR CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE DEALER Murphy - jones Super Market 720 LCWISVIIIC Street Phone 1470 Minden, Loulslana Shaw's Beauty Shop North Broadway Phone 397 Mlnden, Louislana O H d d I ,, . , , ,, QF 7 ' Q ,.i ' MINDEN, LOUISIANA n A L I ' , arjorie and Hazel 'I I , I 7 7 9 P. . HOLLEYS Webster Frnance APPIIZIHCC COIHPEIHY Cgfpgfaugn 1 0117 Kelwmztor Dealef Phone 258 Ph0IlC 2 MISS SUSIE BATTON Mlnden Loulsxana Minden I-0l1lS13H21 Turner Brothers FITZGERALD Lumber Co TV CENTER Offlcc Phone 711 Res Phone 70 SALES and SERVICE ZENITH PHILCO 602 606 Gleason Street MOTOROLA SPARTON Mlnden Louxslana MIMS 81 PATTERSON GULF SERVICE GAsoL1NE o1Ls ACCESSORIES PHONF 18 MINDEN LA R H MILLER INSURANCE PHONE 43 s1NeE 1890 MINDEN LOUISIANA y f , 0 ff I , ' ,H . , . . , U O O s I . . . Mlnden, Loulslana . 4 , . O O 9 O e Hundred Tbirt -luo Ivy Sportmg Center Egfr emma SCOTT ATTWATER 415 Slbley Rd Mmden La Andress Motors Company, Inc YOUR FORD DEALER JFURDL 'H '-SH Y Sales and Serwce P O Box 391 Phone 2321 Mmden Loulsxana E ylfgf th Sp z ames G Balrd GRIFFIN Wholesale Petroleum Products Sporung Goods Store Featur mg SINCI-AIR Mac Gregor Equzpment SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA O H d dTb'ly-lb 0 Ladies Ready To Wear The jewel Box 127 North Broadway Phone 988 Mlnden Loulslana MCIN N IS Insurance Agency Phone 20 Mlnden Loulslana IMPERIAL TAILORS CLEANERS HATTERS SHIRT LAUNDRY Phone 2240 Mlnden Loulslana SAMUEL S Eleetrleal Apphanees Crosley Carrler A1r COI1dlUOD1I1g T V and Radios Phone 82 WEBB Press Company, In Mmden Lou1s1ana Phone 151 For The L1fe of Your Car GO GULF Frank B Treat r 7 Dzstrzbutor GULF OIL PRODUCTS Br1dges Clothmg Company The Store for Men Phone 1191 Mlnden Lou1s1ana 0HddT 9 . , . . I Q I 9 9 C. 0 . . . , . . Wfebster Parislfs Leading Appliance Store , J , re n 7 un re birty-four TOM EDMONDS GROCERY 909 Elm Street Phone 1874 Minden, Louisiana JONES KITCHEN HERMAN JONES, Owner Homer Road 1NIinden, Louisiana Phone 1875 TULLOS Se to 3100 Phone 404 Minden Louisiana CANEY LAKES N01 th I ouzszamz 5 Fznest Play C1 ound C SALMON JR CONCESSIONAIRE P O Box 201 Phone 8505 Minden Louisiana DAVID DRUG STORE David Furniture Co Minden Louisiana Phone 872 Phone 742 Minden La Homer Louisiana WE DELIVFR Phone 3200 Lawrence Scruggs Men s Furnishings Phone 119 Minden Louisiana -J OHIIIIQ WESTERN AUTO STORE AUTO ACCESSORIES 412 SPORTING GOODS A J Prxce Brown - Goodwill Phone 409 MIN DEN LOUISIANA T M HUCKABY Real Estate Insurance Drake Bulldmg Phone 1257 or 1868 ack Batton s Grocery Phone 1157 Minden Loulslana MARRS Bendlx Washater1a Phone 1876 Slbley Road MINDEN LOUISIANA BRUMLEY S SHOE STORE SI 117 North Broadway Minden Loulslana Braswell Sand and Gravel Company Inc Slbley Road Mlnden Loulslana 2 Phones Super Esso Center 24 Hour Servlce COURTS CAFE Phone 2315 or 2316 Hlghway 80 HddT d 9 J 9 9 9 Home of Naturalizer, Bu er Brown, . Life Stride, and Roblee , l 0 0 3 1 ' . . , . . 96 - - 653 ' un re h' ly- '. City Drug Store Phones M1nden Lou1s1ana THE WREN MERCANTILE COMPANY ualzty Pzece Good Phone 414 1ll1an ary s Shop Ladzes Ready to Wfea1 Webster Prrntlng Co, Inc Publ xbens o THE WEBSTER REVIEW THE MINDEN HERALD Headquarte 5 fol School S pplles Off ce F rn1t re and allty Prmt ng of All Kmds 115 118 PEARL ST MINDEN LA Lewrs Sheet Metal Works J E LEWIS Owne food Wfork Ia P1 e PHONE D13 215 F UNION STREET LELAND MIMS USED CARS Gleason Street Phone 909 Mmden Lou1s1ana ohn D Berly Insurance and Real Estate Automoblle Casualty F1re L1fe Hosp1tal1zat1on MINDEN LOUISIANA 0 Hdduazy 141 - - 149 HQ , , H f f S 0 a ' f Y ' l 7. . Ll ' , i u ' u Phone 271 Minden, La. QU ' ' i ' J- . , . . , 1' 1 - - - J ir 'ic J ne un re ir -s C. O. Holland INSURANCE Phone 836 M1nden Loulslana VIVIAN'S House of Fashion Phone 2274 M1nden Loulslana PAUL WALLACE FURNITURE EXCHANGE PHONE 78 MINDEN LOUISIANA 'A' STAR if DRUG STORE Your Frzendly Sevwce Stove REXALL Phones 3 and 587 M1nden Loulslana WILLIAM S Eleetrle Apphances I Geneml Electf c Dealer Phone 78 M1 den Lo 1s1ana ELZEN GROCERY AND MARKET GROCERIES MEATS FEEDS d Magnoha Petroleum Company F L Blshop Agent M1nden Loulslana HOLLIDAY S CASH STORE 125 North Broadway Phone 650 M1nden Lou1s1ana O H d , , . . . , . . 9 9 3 'om' ' 'i - - 206 South Broadway Phon 578 'n , u Minen,L . 9 . . , . . , . . I ' . 5 d F South Broadway Serv1ce Stat1on 351 South Broadway SINCLAIR Phone 200 HAMN ER S Grocery and Market S1bley Road Phone 1270 Luz1er s Fme Cosmetzcs and Perfumes Offers An Indn 1d al zed Balanced Fac1alSer xce Skm Typlng Wltho t Obligation By Calling Mrs Searcy Burnes-1551 Mrs G ace Rogers-1653 J ouses Shoe Shop 1 17 M North Broadway M1nden Loulslana We speclallze ln nn ss ble half soles and f ll soles All klnds of dye ork efmlsh res ede etc W F Beall Company M ercbandzse for Less M1nden Loulslana Phone 1822 Port1a W1nford s 127 North Broadway Phone 1525 Mmden Loulslana L C GARLAND The Home of Fine jeu el1y Phone 12 M1nden Loulslana Parker Bu1ck Co In Autloorzzed Sales Sewzce YOUR BUICK DEALER Phone 666 401 South Broadway C One Hundred lofty 7 Q ' 7 ' Q 7 . . 7 'v'u i ' n s , V s a 4 U 'v'i u . . ' w , . r ,- r , u , . I I , Q O 9 3 I Q I O , rl ' V, , 77 - 5 Ton1my's Tire Service East Union Phone 2755 Minden, Louisiana Harbuck and Womack, Inc. Sporting Goods 302-304 Texas Street Phone 2-8765 SHREVEPORT, LA. Wfloolesale Prices On School and Team Equipment 1 L Inabnett Insurance of All Kinds IV e Solzczt Yom Busmess Phone 1210 110 W Union MINDEN LA Green Klemegger FUNERAL HOME AND MONUMENT COMPANY CARLOS GREEN E J KLEINEGGER Flnchers Tire Serv1ce Philco and Maytag Appllances Fllfllltllfe Phones 432 and 1513 Mmden Loulsxana Tra1lWay Cafe When 1 ou re Late Don t I uss Stop In Wfztb Us Spec1a11zed Dlnners All Kinds of Sandwiches Phone Mmden L JOHN s DRIVE IN john McCowen jr Ownef Phone 9132 Mmden Loulslana d :IF tyf Samuels and Tucker THORP'S eclrica on rac ors SCFVICC SIZIIIOII one 2 45 Hi hway 0 717 Shreveport Road cross rom oy Drive- Il ROAD SERVICE 104160, Olll 121021 one 2077 mden, A1r Condmoned Your FaVor1te Theater Telephone 40 M1nden, Lou1s1ana Woodard Walker Lumber Co , Inc TREE FARMERS and LUMBER MANUFACTURERS HEFLIN LOUISIANA TAYLOR dd El I C 1 1 ' ' Ph 3 g 8 A f 1 ' I M' L 's' Ph M' 82 83 97 98 106 Aarons Aarons Aarons Adams Adcock Adcock Htldred 44 81 84 88 97 108 110 Jonathan M1ldred 44 1 Btlly Don John Ray Allen Loretta Almond James Ambrose Ambrose Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Andress Joan Anglm Mary Darcey W1ll1am Clark Dons Jean Ha Martha Mary Jo 48 7 Vlfglnla Auld Jtmmy Auld Rogers Austtn Clyde Baggett Jo Ann Baggett Roy Batley Balley Baker Baker Baker Mary Ellen Tomm1e Jean Annetta La Verne Netl Baldwtn Btlly Bamburg Charles Barnes Maurtce Barnette Kay Barnette Sandra Barron Judy Baten Barbara Batton Jackte Beck Charles Beck Kenneth Berry Charles Betts Pat Blake Ralph Blanchard Jlmmle Bloxom Don Bodd1e Ruth Boland Cortne Boland Mtldred Booth Betty Boyd John Boyd Marsha Boyer Carolyn Boyer Shlrley Bradley Donald Braswell Judtanne Breedlove Lucllle Brtdges Bobby Brogden Jerry Brooks Brooks Brown Brown Brown Bryan Bryan Bryan Burns Burns B1ll1e Sue Trudy Edward Tommte ue Yvonne Barbara B1 Ronald Bonnte Robert Burrell Nancy Burt Douglas Byars Eugene Cameron Campbell Campbell Caraway Cardwell Wxley J 1mmy Sarah Ruth Lmda Faye Carson Sandra Caskey Jeff Causey J L Chandler Bob Cheney Danny Cheshtre Peggy Clement Huey Cockerham Barbara Cook Coo k Cook Coo k Cook Coo Donald Jerry Lewellyn Sandra Shxrley er Bett Ann P Y Cooper Dorothy 31 97 96 97 8 85 88 92 108 0 44 97 100 103 106 31 79 97 99 40 82 83 92 108 not ptctured 44 82 83 not p1ctured 44 86 88 40 91 93 3 82 83 86 91 93 9 48 88 44 82 83 40 88 40 97 101 102104 40 82 83 92 40 88 40 77 85 87 108 110 31 88 44 82 83 40 82 83 48 86 44 82 83 97 99 102 106 48 82 83 91 106 not pxctured 40 82 83 31 79 87 44 86 31 97 101 79 84 87 92 not ptctured 31 72 88 71 84 88 92 40 82 83 44 88 86 88 93 40 82 83 88 31 98 40 97 100 40 97 99 982 83 85 86 48 105 1 70 79 87 92 48 88 109 48 88 77 79 86 88 48 97 44 101 44 8283 79 108 110 41 One Hundred Forty ergbt STUDENT INDEX Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox Terry Cranford Danny Cranford Rheet Crownover Myra Lee Cu'pepper Carolyn Culpepper Tommy Cummxngs Stella Cupples Douglas Leon Cupples Robert Davtd Cortez Davtd Sammy Davndson Gracxe Faye Davts Betty Jean Davxs Davxd Dav1s Jency Davts Patsy Dawson Jonny Day Dorothy tDottyj Day Jerry Wayne Dean Jerry Dean Larry Dtxon B1lly Wayne Doerge Everett Doss Wayne Duchesne Samuel Duncan Allen Duncan Edwm Duncan Herbert Dupuy Jules Elktns Patsy Evans Mabel Evans Scotty F atrcloth Betty Fatrcloth J1mmy Farrow Eltzabeth Farrow Tommy Ftelds Marlene Fntzgerald Jrmm Ford James Lynn Ford Molly Ford Phtlltp F ras1er Jerry Fraster Shtrley Dale Frazrer Kettha F razxer Shtrley Ann Frye Lavonne Frye Tommy Fuller Btlly Fuller Sammte Gamble Conme Dell Gardner B111 Gardner Kathryn Garrett Garrrss Gtbbs Gtbson Gtbson Gtlbert Gtpson Peggy Joy Faye Mary Grace Bllly Orlette Patsy Jeannette Gerald not ptctured Lmda 48 78 85 86 87 88 92 109 Nelwyn 44 88 Ronald not ptctured 44 97 49 77 105 41 81 90 93 108 32 81 49 104 105 41 96 97 106 33 68 K L not p1ctured 49 86 88 49 105 107 1 49 82 83 I6 44 105 78 79 80 32 32 71 not ptctured not pnctured 44 88 108 49 91 45 82 83 88 45 81 82 83 41 78 82 83 49 99 102 107 40 41 97 103 45 81 88 41 87 88 4 101 45 81 45 91 45 97 104 45 88 108 41 8283 88 88 Gleason .1udY 33 71 77 79 80 87 110 Green Carla Faye 41 70 77 79 82 83 84 86 Greene Carmen Greene Mary Lagema Greer L1nda Gresham Gngsby Grtgsby Grtgsby Lvrngsby Grounds Guthrte Sherry Jerry Lemuel Rxchard W1ll1am Monette Maxtne Hatr Merrtll Hall Carolyn Hallmark James Hammontree Dorothy Hanson Huey Lee 49 105 45 107 33 03 49 86 91 t 49 104 Hardy Gay Harkness Amta Harper Charles Harper Mary Camtlle Hasttngs Ch1ch1 Hayes Shelby Hays Bobby Hearron Sue 33 71 Heflm Gwen Heflm Patsy Henntng Leslte Henry Peggy Hlcks Cora Lee Hmton Roy Holcomb Donald Holtzclaw Walter Hopktns J W Horn Connte Horton Robert Hough Ketha Howell Bobby Hoyle Wanda Lee Hudson Bobby Hull Carroll Humphnes Joyce Hunter Joan QVICKIEJ UE Irby Benton Jackson Ann James Davtd Jarrell Rtchard Jarrett Barbara J arvts J ackle Jenktns Sue Johnson J 1m Johnson J 1mmy Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Josey Albert Becky Dorothy James orrts Wanda Bonnte 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