WWW xM1WW 55Wfff MMGWJJ v 1QjQjZMfj W'W . 0W'Wff'ff5 AywwmMW 1 fx' M Q' My ff.m315MWfW M Mapa EWMW W' TZQMWW M' Wfjjfybw AW' g,?j2W, pu V 1 W,f .j M MW j . ,ff . p '?M iff,-f 'lf- jmlf :9'4! I L! X , 1, -1.-.-, V K f J' X X71 , 11, ' 'J 5'-' L ' .5 'jg Q , M VY A ' Zig Published Annually By The Students Of Two r ll rw... ' -- it '+ ra- ow fi? , , . i i Q Minden High School, Minden, Louisiana A ' f' 3 I' if ff' . :.. ,W W I- ,, V ,,w,,.,f If Y ,Q I I , L-- nc: iii ,M ,Ng N-M D 3 A .-s.C.s SQAQQ-. nf I EDITOR LINDA LEE MIMS ASSOCIATE EDITORS MARY NELSON E ISABETH HEFFELFINGER BUSINESS MANAGERS- JAMES LYNN FORD, BECKY JONES Tbrm c' X xx X A rg.. l FOREWORD We have attempted, in pictures and words, to present our one year - 1954-55 - at M. H. S. and the people who made it a memorable year for us. We believe in our school, and we love and appreciate those who have given of their time and energy to make our stay here a rich experience - worthy of preservation. We could not include every happy event, but we hope that those we have included will kindle memories which will become precious keepsakes for every reader of our Grig. 5 f-.4 ,-af X Q 7 RQ X vc X f' X 91 CONTENTS OUR SCHOOL . ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES . ATHLETICS . . SCHOOL LIFE . CLASSES . JUNIOR HIGH . BUYING GUIDE V, Q15 ..,, gg 'gi.kf KT nf Six -,Ann-s Q 1.-f f, MISS KUMA SHEALY ,455 91 3, We are dedicating the i955 Grig to one who has lived a life of dedication in the service of Minden High School, of her church, and of her community. Her teaching career has been devoted solely to the Minden Schools, and for many years she has been Assistant Principal as well as instructor in Latin and Mathematics. She is lovingly remembered by hundreds of former students, who have benefited from her store of knowledge and rare gifts of mind, who have been strengthened by her personal Christian faith, and who have enjoyed her keen sense of humor. It is with pride and love that we dedicate this volume to Miss Kuma Shealy, who is retiring from the teaching profession at the close of this school year. One glance tells the whole story. Minden is a growing city and the progress can be measured by the develop- ment of the schools. Minden's first public high school, established in 1897, occupied the buildings of the Minden Female College. ln 1907 the school was state-approved, and in 1910 a brick structure was completed, ample for all high school and elementary work. The next mile-stone of progress was the accrediting of the school by the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges in 1921, a standard consistently maintained since that date. The years immediately following consolidation of schools within the parish brought marked increased enrollment and required a new building designed for high school work only. By 1949 the attendance justified the erection of two separate elementary school buildings in different sec- tions of town, and in 1954 this modern high school structure was first occupied. 1954 41 Student Band Director. ,M Ten Ample Work Space. Spacious Choir Room. INTERIOR The spociousness ofthe rooms ot our school moke student porticipotion more delightful. In this new building ore housed two new music rooms, o New Kitchen-New Stove. J N i S s JN 'aW': I M MW' A.: o 1 I -ff? X'-1 be 6 5 MAL, Q. .1 Et? f xx 1 fun y. Y f15535fQkS X Q flu X 1 I L if .11 - . -w 151 'Q Q4 -.. 1' Q fy 4. .-.W a I I ,,, ,,,. 1 Y , U ., , , fffwwg 4 .'? 'f ' .LQMJ ' ff M ' E , , , .,,, W, , V ,f if Q, ,, I '21 ,, wr I , , ,M 3 W -as -an ,Qnlf , A RATIUN WEBSTER PARISH SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. S. V. Fissel, Mr. Perry Brunton, Dr. S. M. Richardson, Mr. Stilman Willis, Mr. J. E. Harper, Presidentg Mr. J. E. Pitcher, Superintendentp Mrs. larry Hunter, Mr. Truman Walker, Mr. l. C. Starr, Mr. E. W. Brown, Vice President. SCHOOL BOARD Stand ng Mr R O Machen Assistant Super ntendent Mr J E Pitcher Parish Super ntende t Mr R L Manning Ass stant Superintendent Seated M ss Sue Hefley Maternal Center Super visor M s Jeanette Bostlck Luncllroom Supervisor M s Clo ls Watson Vlslt ng Teache Fourteen The beoutlful new building whlch us Munden Hugh School s home todoy ns evndence of the Interest thus Boord tokes nn the boys ond gurls of Webster Porlsh Becouse of their wisdom ond toresught they ore con sidered os lntegrol o port of M.H.S. os the students for whom they so efficiently provide. PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION Miss Sadie Reynolds, Citizenship, Mrs. J. L. Jones, Secretary, Mrs. Frank Norman, Treas- urer, Mrs. C. C. Ford, President, Mrs. C. D. Harper, Parliamentarian, Mrs. Milton Lambert, Vice President, Mrs. Prentiss Lowe, Program Chairman. Mrs. Jack Perryman, Publicity, Mrs. A. G. Hardy, Invitation, Mrs. J. C. Salmon, Welfare, Mrs. R. G. Pullig, Founder's Day Chairman, Mrs. Jack Batton, Health, Mrs. Carlos Green, Hospitality, Mrs. E. M. Woods, Hospitality, Seated: Mrs. Earnest White, Telephone Chair- man, Mrs. James Bolin, Magazine, Mrs. Don Russell, Budget and Finance. Standing, Mrs. P. D. Holomon, Invitation, Mrs. D. A. Roberts, Telephone Chairman, Mrs. A. L. Wigley, Invi- tation, Mrs. Carl Ford, High School Room Mother Chairman, Mrs. H. O. West, Junior High Room Mother Chairman. THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL THE REFRESHMENT COMMITTEE THE PLANNING COMMITTEE lin 0 R PRI CIPAL .Sixlwl MR. W. W. WILLIAMS Despite the wear and tear of a school day, Mr. Williams is always ready to counsel with us. He has led us to the realization that the tuture will be what we make it, that opportunities will always be great tor people of purpose. Although he has been with us only Three years, the students and teachers have grown to love and appreciate him for his intelligence, his goodwill, and his foresight. In f , , W MISS KUMA SHEALY Assistant Principal, High School SS STA MRS. W. W. WILLIAMS Secretary to the Principal sm si MISS MAUDE BULLOCK Assistant Principal, Junior High School I ll f-an MRS. BESS BASKERVILLE MR. B. E. COOKE, JR. Science, Biology Vocal Music Northwestern State College louisiana Polytechnic Institute Just os There wos on orchiTecT Tor The new building so There needed To be orchiTecTs for The minds of The boys ond girls os They enTered The school yeor of '54-'55. . As The yeor progressed The new school become deor ri To The sTudenTs os did The new instrucfors who com To moke Minden their Teoching home. l Y-xii, l x Mrs. Doughdrill wos in The Iibrory To direcT sTudenTs To oll sorTs of reading moTeriol Tor sTudy ond for pleosure. Amid The speciol wide desks sTood Mr. FleTcher To give insTrucTion in The woys of o boolckeeper ond oc- CounTonT. Mr. Frey, eoger To poss on To his new sTodenTs ideos Gbom English, Come from Monroe. THE FACULTY . of f . I ' me V X I Mus. com.-e a. maven ffff Mn, f M HARPER English A l ustrial Arts louisiana Polytechnic Institute X A- Nort estern State College ,Z MRS. B. E. DAUGHDRILL librarian louisiana State University 55 ff. W 1 ' ,ma ' N.: ' V . 3 . 5 . -.1 f 1 ' T A 4 'AK' 2 E ' Fi I ,f . . G mi. '. I MR. I.. M. FREY, JR. English George Peabody College MISS JOYCE E. HILLAPD Physical Education louisiana State University ,x ! MR. and MRS. GEORGE DOHERTY Mathematics, Couch Speech English George Peabody College--louisiana Polytechnic Instntute nf 'F ... Q. MRS. AVICE F, FORET Chemistry, Physics Northwestern State College MRS. EUGIE L. lYON English Mississippi Southern College M... MR. and MRS. PATRICK C. NATION Biology, Health and Physical Education-Physical Education Northwestern State College-Hendrix College At the Gym Miss Powell had no difficulty in winning the love and cooperation of the girls in PHY. ED., and in capturing the heart of Coach Nation. Wedding bells rang for them in December. Not only the new members of the faculty found a welcome, but also those who had shared the excite- ment of watching the bricks and steel form halls and classrooms. Teachers of other years eagerly waited the time to move in and add their personal Touches to the new rooms. Soon the halls lost their new feel as the familiar voices of these men and women were heard sharing knowledge and experiences with their students. WE M-L I' 3 J I MR, JOE D, OLIPHANT Mathematics, Drivers' Training Centenary College MISS INA SMITH Business Education University of Missouri MR. CLEVE STRONG MR. BAXLEY A. THAMES MRS. JOHN B. WATKINS Social Studies, Basketball Coach Social Studies Home Economics George Peabody College louisiana State University Louisiana State University 'x ., .A I fa, Mr. Wes Gamble Transportation of yesteryears HONORING Mr. Wes Gamble, a life long resident of Min- den, has been driving a school bus for 30 years. Actually, he began 31 years ago when he substituted tor a sick driver. This driver retired that year and the school board per- suaded Mr. Gamble to take the iob per- monently. Mr. Gamble soid he has never hod on accident in all the time he has driven. When asked if there had ever been any trouble on his bus he said he had o moderate amount, but that a person can't drive a bus for 30 years with no trouble at all. In addition, Mr. Gamble, in the past years, transported the band wherever they vvent. But novv, he drives only to and from school. His day begins ot seven in the morning, and his school duties end about tour in the evening when he retires to his farm and store. ln reference to the children and bus driving Mr. Gamble has this to say: l wouldn't trade these 30 years for anything in the world. Mr. Gamble has said he might retire at the end ot this year. Though we know he deserves a rest, vve are reluctant to lose him because we love him and vve'lI miss his loyalty ond faithtul devotion to our school. Have we changed! itil!!! - A585757 PAM H! SH Sfrnoocs l J a . 41?- X , ,1 Q 49 4, ,f, ff Z! C riff- L dl. -LAMB. W. R. Malone, Miss Ruby Krou if. P - w- - , A ,, i ' A -'tiffi-1,, . . v xA ' 'w.1j'4 'L A i THE Y HELP U Rain or shine, hor or cold, no mower what the weather, Mrs. Malone ond her force work together To fill 800 ploles with cxppelizing food every doy. Keeping The buildings worm and clean is G full time loin for These fcmhlul members of the moinlenonce staff. Mr. Som Angel eu. W L L q -v Hull H 0 URI OUT scholoshc Ieodem . . 'v 'J' ? uw wwf 7, ,7 - 1 I !7 f SALLY ANN POWELL DOUGLAS SIMOLKE Valerictorian Salutatoriun American Legion Award American Legion Award Citizen of Year 1954 JUDY GLEASON- Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award. MINNIE RUTH LOWE-Future Business Leaders of America Spelling Award. MARY CAMILLE HARPER-National Poetry Sv wr! Joy Faye Garris Practical English School 1test l955 Association Award. SCHOLARSHIPS SALLY ANN POWELL, L. S. U. GRAYDON KITCHEN S, L. S. HAROL LYNN TURNER, La. Tech BOBBY HOWELL, N. L. S. C EDNA LOWE, Centenary 2 2 ' A 4 it 2 3 '3 QS? 1 were if 4 R inf- wi x l' , K t .L are x c.: , .,., Jere 'Lynn Lowe Charles Lewis .ludianne Braswell Doyle Walker Dolores Webb Anita Harkness Practical English Citizen ofthe Year School Oratorical Essay on English Derivatives D. A. R. American Award Contest l954 Beautifying Minden Award History Award CLASS OF l954 b, me s Sn A .' Q S N MI N I THE COUNCIL Representatives from each home room plus the officers who are elected by the student body compose the Council. Faculty advisers are MRS. KIRKLEY and MR. WILLIAMS. Mrs. Kirkley is in every meeting and helps the Council plan the projects and activities. Mr. Williams looks over the plans and approves them or suggests helpful changes. The next picture in the photo-story reveals the nucleus of the Council. CARLA FAYE GREEN is the secretary and EDWIN LEACH- MAN serves as vice president. Filling the office of president is SAMMY MAXEY and the duties of treasurer belong to JACKIE BATTON. Now the story turns to the activities of the Council. Every month the Council elects a Citizen of the Month. Counting the ballots are RONNIE BRAZZEL, JOYCE HUMPHRIES, and GAY HARDY. The Council sponsors the pencil machine. En- ioying this convenience are JOE MORELAND, TRUDY BROOKS, JACK MORELAND, and EDD MORELAND, The Council is proud to have these three brothers as Councilors. The student directory is a project of the Council. Serving on this committee for prepar- ing the directory are ANNETTA BAKER, vs., TAKES ACTION JIMMY JOHNSON, EDWARD KENNON as Chairman, and SANDRA PULLIG. Working at the tedious task of preparing a student handbook are JOYCE HUMPHRIES, CHARLES LEWIS, DOYLE WALKER, and CATSY HARPER. Operating the phonograph in the lunch room are BARBARA BATEN, GAY HARDY, MACK PEVY, and RAY DAVIS. To help the Council when a question arises in the process of procedure, Donald Holcomb was elected as the honorary parliamentarian. Discussing parliamentary procedure are JOHN- NY HUDSON, DONALD HOLCOMB, and RHEET CRANFORD. SUE MILNER and ALMA RAY LANGLEY see to it that Council activities are written in the Tide Talk. KARIS ROBINSON and LINDA COX are responsible for getting the yearly write-up in the Grig. Citizen of the Month is an honor bestowed upon a student by the Council each month. Receiving this title are DONALD HOLCOMB, for October's Citizen, SUE MILNER is Novem- ber's honoree, SANDRA PULLIG fills Decem- ber's spotlight, and JACK MORELAND is the Citizen for January. .,--nf- bwqgwmv F' , fi I VM I: .. Xxfwi T7 .nu-ni-lv gi' it 0, 4 if fx if,J',, f- 'wi 1 as it I linda Lee Mims Trudy Brooks, Typist, Sanda Pullig, Gracie Davidson, Anita Harkness, Editor Elisabeth Heffelfinger, Senior Associate Editors '51 x frugim 5.2 V. N-S., x v,,-4 Becky Jones, James lynn Ford, Business Managers Associate Editors: Jim Johnson, Karis Robinson, Marv Nelson, Jackie Barton, C thl e Ha r Wil C r n G r Wi f rd Ji W' f rd li da Cox, a en rpe, ey ameo, eoge no, m mo, n Joan Andress, Margaret Powell, Hathia Searles, Kay Cunningham THE 1.955 GRIG Although there ore no iournolism closses in Minden High School, interested students ore given om- ple opportunity to develop po- tentiolities in this line by working on the stotfs of the Tide Tolk or The Grig. These publicotions hove become trodition here ot Minden High, ond from their beginnings Sorting Pictures -:W Yitgx X it 1 x! ki, ff-5 Z Beverly Tosh, Sue Milner, Alma Ray Langley, Carla Faye Green Kathy Walden, Jeannine Mobley, Bennye Stewart, Patsy D AND TIDE TALK os o mimeogrophed poper coiled The Megophone ond ci poper- bocked book coiled The Green Grig , they hove steodily pro- gressed with the times. In pre- senting ond preserving the story of M.H.S. both the Tide Tolk ond The Grig hove received notionol recognition. Alma Ray Langley Editor At desk: Sue Milner. Standing: Alma Ray langley, Bill Slay, Douglas Burt, Clitfod Toyo Sammy M x y Don Wi le J'mm Marc s Sera d Ro B b R Il a e , 9 y, I y u . n w: ar ara usse , Sue Sm th Kathy Walden, Beverly Tash, Patsy Davis, Norita White, Melbu Weaver, Anita Harkness e n Mobley, .leralvn Shipp. First Row: Mrs. Harper, Monnette Grounds, Annette Von Peene Sandra Owen, Nancy Cox, Carla Faye Green, Mary Winford xyuna i be C mu ummm X. Ay, T ,J 5 ,f 1 .-, , f llilli Q OFFICERS: MR, BAXLEY A. THOMAS Adviser JIMMY WHITE President MARSHA BOYD Vice President NORITA WHITE Secretary EDDIE McCOY Treasurer SUE MILNER Parliamenlarian ,ffm ENLARGING Through the cooperation of the Minden Cham- ber of Commerce and its manager, Mr. Brodie Pugh, the Career Club was organized in 1954. Its chief purpose is to enrich the educational background of senior students of Minden High School. This club offers students opportunities to dis- cover and promote their vocational interests Making a police coll Occupational literature EXPERIENCES through such media as Interest and Aptitude Tests, occupational literature, films, and field trips. Business and professional leaders of Minden, in cooperation with the school, have ollowed members to supplement their classroom ex- periences by being guests in clinics, hospitals, factories, industries, and business offices. MAD Observing a Banking Machine Wt tri efvh eg 4 E t t Z l i l i i i l l l I l I l , M4 Q , Leadership Conference: Carlo Faye Green, Sue Milner, Alma Ray Langley, Beverly Tosh D BROADENING VIEWPOI Representing the Tide Talk at L Louisiana State University last summer were Alma Ra eaclership Conference at Langley, Sue Milner, Carla Faye Green, and Beverly Tashli This conference, sponsored by the Public Relations Depart- ment of L. S. U., has as its purpose the bringing together of the leaders in the state high schools to study iournalisrn, library science, recreation, and speech. Mind en students were enrolled in the journalism class where they gained actual experience in editing a paper by study- ing types of writing, make-up, and headline writing. louisiana Press Association: Linda lee Mims, Jame Mary Winford, Sue Milner s Lynn , Becky Early in November, seven members of the Tide Talk and The Grig staffs, together with their advisers, Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Lyon, went to Baton Rouge to participate in a meeting ot the Louisiana Scholastic Press Associati on which met on the L. S, U. campus. The purpose of this organization is to give high schools all an opportunity to exchange publication years in succession members of the Grig requested to discuss financing yearbooks. over Louisiana ideas. For two staff have been Ford, Mrs. Clinton Harper, Elisabeth Heffelfinger, Jones, Carla Faye Green df -.As.,..- T ui ' ... , f-, ' OUR DIRECTOR Co P555 FRONT ROW: James lynn Ford, Jackie Batton, Marlene Fields, Kay Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Carla Faye Green, Sandra Pullig, Bar- bara Brvan, Max Rudd, Linda Lee M'ms, Barbara Russell, Belle Zachary, Marilyn Haley. THIRD ROW: Linda Monzingo, Sandra Rich- ardson, Pat Farrow, Wiley Cameron, Janie Sue Krause, Bobbie Jean Langheld, Keitha Frazier, Judy Smith, Marsha Boyd, Robbie Crumpton, Dianne Jeffries. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Huzlraby, Raber Pool, Audrey Aarons, Mary Celeste Brown, Judy Nodrzhal, James Ward, lenora Bryan, Betty Sue lewis, Rogers Auld, Gary Maior, Charles Berry. STANDING: Director Robert Grambling, Dolores Webb, Pat Roberts ALERUEY are These eighly boys and girls who spend many hours To prepare themselves for their numerous appearances at half-Time shows, parades, and concerts. Carla Faye Green, Linda Lee Mims, Barbara ICIA Russell, Jackie Ballon, James Lynn Ford, and Charles Berry played in the L. S. U. All'S1ale Honor Band in June. AT the Stale Music Festival in Ruston, Mary Ellen Bailey, Linda Lee Mims, Ronald Miller, All-State Orchestra: Drum Maiorette Mr. Robert F. Grambling Rob Martin, linda Lee Mims Jackie Barton A11 7 7 Ti A Q llfurnela Tfhl 'B- 4 ,duff wer t ff WW, Mi, , Aw ff lf Qc, ll ,cv 1 3 3 FRONT ROW: Peggy Cheshire, Joe lnabnett, Billie Jean Prescott, Martin, Becky Jones, Bill Terrill, Margaret Jones, Alton Hartman. Byars, Myra Lyons, larry Dean, Loretta Allen, Jimmv Fitzgerald. George Atkinson. SECOND ROW: Dixie Dugan, Ronald Miller, Rob THIRD ROW: Jimmy Watts, Roy Mobley, Bobby Liles, Ray Davis, Gene FOURTH ROW: Joy Faye Garriss, Earlene Mendenhall, William Sale, David Evans, Percy Holomon, George Winford, Jim Johnson, Joan Andress, Jim Winford, James Rhea Love, Sammy Samuels, Ezra Carter. STANDING: Clark Anderson, Roy Don Hinton, Bobb Youn blood, Y 9 Mary Smith, Donald Wainwright .larnes Lynn Ford, Rob Martin, and Charles Berry won Superior ratings for their solo work. The band also rated superior. The Band Parents' Club aids in financing special-occasion parties and awards a iacket to each band member in his junior year. The newly organized Jug and Fife Band is a recreational diversion which is fast growing in popularity. Becky Jones, Vice-President, Carla Faye Green, Publicity Chair- man, James Lvnn Ford, President, Sandra Pulliq, Social Chairman, Jackie Batton, Secretary-Treasurer Manager, David Nadrchal, Billy Baldwin, Neil Baker, David Mouser, 'XJ Maiorettes: Earlene Mendenhall, Barbara Bryan, Jackie Batton Sandra Pullig, and exhibition twirler Ronald Miller lfwrli-vzz i . , lff-mkkzz A 2,6 ,. -'23, ...,...,.. za, ' ng.:Z3?f?g?EEHiEE?2iE22S' , - '1 iff WW 50 ' , A 1 7- l 1? N -0 P I 4 W I ul, M, vb l E ai Ng Q M M ,. If -auluu :mumble ,M f 9538 X . 1 . if W R v ' 4: ' 1 at nf unto I , ,w5 W Az K , ' 'H ' M f ,. - Q 1 1 if f, AQ 6 , ' 4 'I' , 'Q fghfe z K' ,,,, M I Wt ..,, 0 1 'vt- , 'ages' ' 'Ill W lm av I3 , mai A 1 'V 'Z 1-+ :vig hzgwgwek . TH 7 AMW' ,I M ' . ,.' W si J A . my . 6 --1 ., I Monette Grounds and Dottie Day, accompanusts J . , if 'HH s as t , Q 4 is i 4 ,L ' Y: ,,,ff'?'7 Q 4 'T f 3 Isa Q , . -4 , V C r W 4. . . Y. 7 ' e -.1 .. ... , ., ,. an 3 ,- V+ M , . -f iq A me fo ' M -- 5, v -f Y 1 H -5 , ,. New 1 GLEEFUL MEL ODIE :low from these 58 girls who sing for the ioy I of singing. They shore closs periods with The Choir, ohd Though their public performances Monette Grounds, reporter, Joyce Humphries, social chairman, Judy Barron, social chairman, Martha Moreland, president, Kathy ore not os numerous os The Choir's, They ol- Walden, vice president, Yvonne Brown, secretary-treasurer vvoys delight their oucliences. BACK ROW: Barbara Baten, Linda Welch, Jaan Hunter, Hathia Searles, Jeannie lindsy, Martha Anderson, Joyce Humphries, Vanita Lee, Wanda Perryman, Annette Van Peene, Joy Lambert, Martha Moreland, Martha Sawver, Mvra lawe. SECOND ROW: Betty Ruth Holcomb, Judy Barron, Jency Davis, Rita Barron, Linda Caraway, Linda Davidson, Shelby Nunn, Bonnie White, Mary Frances Gardner, Molly Ford, Patsy Winlcle, Ellen Balmer, Sandra Owen, Wanda Walker. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Simmons, Jackie Jarvis, Dottie Day, Judy Walker, Pat Brown, Sandra Carson, Dale Moraan, Rose Rabb, louise Miller, Paula Pearson, Carolyn Hall, Yvonne Brown, Cnthleen Harper. FRONT ROW: Betty June Bryant, Delores Youngblood, Ginger Rushing, Nancy Cox, Karis Robinson, Kathy Walden, Monette Grounds, Frankie Norman, Sandra Cook, Martha Hays, Carol Ann Miller, Grace McCullough A . , v 1 is Sandra Cook LIBRAR Y CL UB The Bookies is an organization of twenty-one boys and girls who devote a minimum of eight hours a month to library work. They volun- tarily serve as student library assistants giving help to the librarian, to teachers, and to almost llOO Junior High and Senior High students. They perform all routine library services: act- ing as reader's guides, compiling bibliogra- phies, and checking in and out library materials. This club is sponsored by our librarian, Mrs. Daughdrill. Q . fx Delegates to T.A.l, Club in Baton Rouge: Betty Rhea, Bonnie Burns, Anita Harkness r Q 1 4 A Kr- V6 '44, YN , OFFICERS: Mary Nelson, Reporter, Carolyn Merritt, Treasurer Patsy Davis Social Chairman, Norita White, President, Anita Harkness Sezretary Vanita ln, Vice-President. BACK ROW: Betty Rhea, Mary Frances Gardner, John Mitchell, Joy Lambert, Anita Harkness, Sandra Cook, Patsy Winirle, Patsy Davis Betty Faircloth, Mary Sue Kelly, George Tash, Mary Nelson, Carolyn Merritt. FRONT ROW: Beverly Tash, Wanda Roden, Patsy Gilbert Bonnie Burns, Norita White, Gen Pittard, Vanita lee. NOT PICTURED: Melba Weaver. . trigwik. ' -mvuw-wmv-ww. i, Sammy Maxey Best Eniertamer PELICA TA TES Because of the many opportunities and experiences which dee gates recelve electlon to Pelncan State IS a coveted honor It us there that cntlzens of today learn to become leaders of Tomorrow blgnal honor came to Sammy Maxey when he was awarded a ' B S' 'e gold trophy for belng the best entertainer at Boys State a oys a Mary Ellen Barley James Lynn Ford Becky Jones Charles lewls Donald Holcomb lmda lee Mums Rob Marhn Carla Faye Green Forty Jeralyn Shlpp Carroll Gay Hardy Norna Whne Rober! Burns QNSWRE H MA Kfffs AMERICA bi.. OFFICERS: Jeanette Woodard, linda Cox, Becky Jones, Gracie Davidson, Trudy Brooks, Anita Harkness, Betty Lou Norwood, Kathy Walden, M1ry Nelson, Dorothy Day. For we ore The builders of homes, homes for Americo's TuTure. This phrose is o porT of The creed of The FUTURE HONIEIVIAKERS OF AMERICA. Club members plorl ond work TogeTher on projecls Past Present ThoT will help Them solve The problems of homemoking, They Trovel To sToTe, disTricT, ond porish meeTihgs To shore icleos vviTh oTher girls who Tcnke pc1rT in This orgohizohorm. All Through The yeor sTyle shows, Teos, cmd porTies ore enjoyed by members cmd porehTs. Future Bu siness I ' 'SY , yy in P 1. Q , f- 1 A f, a , W7 -2 2 1 vw ,,, 4, ' , 2 'wTfxw Q Pr .1 x W If - 4 qt' ' Q' ' gag I F ! '- Q 1 , H A T' Q L 1 A , ki wif i J k 4 1 23 3 -, - 'X x wmv N X v. ' ' x I' -ff, h , U A 5 :x I X 1 A-A 43 3 J it ,A ' 6 J Q3 5 sg V 3 lw f ,,.. il? 'L X A 'ff IM ? Nh 1 fs 11 A 1 'if Q. ' ,Q ,A-vu' A ', 3 X., ,,. . 'W 4 v -I la' 9 iff' 4 4 iff ' lf J 'W 4 ,, ' 50 , ' -M f ,L pm , Q Y ' Q 1 my l Q , Z WA 4 ju . AV 72 ' ' ' lf, -1 Yvm41,'-suv' ,W , '.1f'7..v H W ff ' ' 'f f ' fy, hw, 'Z ,Q W ' an-unsung. 5 mf:-.9 iso Rl' U ,- v 4 af 5 - -2 mg, if 1' -1 co S Jun , 1, .,.-' 'J-V 'G on., .Q X, , jf fl UI ,Q A. ev Q. sn 'ff p Own' 1. W my 4,51 , 4' 4 ' L 2 3 . 1 'Ze '-.1 . 5? 'z . 'wif , ,, ,gwi 4 3,2 1 5315, 5 5 '4 PRESBYTERIAN ' 1' 5 cuuncn , MCHINGSERVICES 4' ig an A n moan. ,my tunomr SCP 9 45' PAYER rf - ivareil V Pi? WL ,mg -,.-Q: . s r .- L, . +..... .,....:. Y .I I h..4... A Y 1. :gf Q-my ' 1 s SJ It Flu f,.., 91 4 -g -'f iQ.0x5u I. 1 95:11 - I 'HEX-'gg fbmviw Jia bf -'54 S I 2 3 :fyf', g3x ,f B' .gl : :' ? fx f xx 1 M 2 3, Sr , A ?i E ,:?'3' 45 W Q 1 .L W y A . gn., I' ' 1 1 , S ' ' A L iii ? .AQI . fm ,--- I. H- V v 3 S Y.L I X gy Hg , ,lll X lf i l E f 1 ' W I ,Y . Y ,.A'- A' :-'I jf i I f QE , 1 3, A K ' , g V 1 ? Ss, BACK ROW: Bobby Nash, Jeralyn Shipp, Sherry Gresham, Lyda Roberts, Sue Milner, Gen Pittard, Rose Robb, Sandra Barnette, Sandra Carson, Charlotte Turnage, Annette Van Peene, Wanda Roden, Norita White. SIXTH ROW: Kathy Walden, Peggy Ash- more, Pat Brown, Ida Mae Pitman, Pat Smith, Corrine Boland, Linda Cox, Mildred Boland, Irma Osborne, Mary Winford, Linda Davidson, Beverly Tosh, FIFTH ROW: Margaret Powell, Margie Kirkley, Elizabeth Farrow, Jeannine Mobley, Betty Cooper, Hathia Searles, Bonnie White, Betty Claire Rhea, Judy Walker, Jeanne Lindsey, Gayle Palmer. FOURTH ROW: Jo Ann White, Jo Ann Mitchell, Mary Gibbs, Linda White, Hildrecl Aarons, Nelda Mel- pg '44 M 'i IYDETTES ton, Lavonne Frye, Joy Lambert, Shelby Nunn, Cassie Taylor, Judy Spitzfaden. THIRD ROW: Shirley Frazier, Patsy Davis, Mildred Aarons, Carol Ann Miller, Ann Mays, Marcelle Robinson, Laverne Langheld, Charlotte Smith, Joyce Humphries, Charlotte Beasley, Mary Nelson. SECOND ROW: Melba Weaver, May Beth Bolin, Patricia Ryan, Chichi Hastings, Lovell Lee, Yvonne Brown, Martha Sawyer, Frankie Norman, Sandra Owen, Jannell Boyce, Carolyn Hall. FRONT ROW: Cathleen Harper, Yvonne Simmons, Nancy Cox, Rebecca Perryman, Marilyn Ouzts, Lila Warren, Ginger Rushing, Linda Welch, Jeanette Woodard, Ellen Baker, Judy Barron. CHEERLEADER This peppy quintet worked al- most as hard for that champion- ship as did the football boys. The enthusiasm displayed by the student body frorn the tirst kick-off in September to the last touchdown in December was kept at its peak by Sue, Annetta, Betty Lou, Shirley, and Mary Jo. sq.: Sue Smith, Betty Lou Norwood, Mary Jo Skinner, Annetta Baker, Shirley Boyer ri Gracie Davidson Annetta Baker Earlene Mendenhall x, . Betty Rhea Carla Faye Green cms 'Trudy Brooks Vin If ,Q 'gif if , - -. . X. Q x f- N Q . ' v I -r 'lf fx 1'lr'.'Vf'f ' Ol 'ln 4 45 . ,A 5, K. ' I V 'j xl , ,ski ,..v 'F f 'ri , l 1.5 ' K -n , yuh . I 1 '7',f 'cp- lil Ky. .1 K' if 'I if life i Kf1 . lg 2 ,QA 4, . - v .rf J. :QM ex fir S , K.. s PAW C Q ji. 1 , H P Eg!-wa smfvxvgg, n mm QPF' I Q r FA VORITES V A V ' '51 junior JACK MORELAND - KARIS ROBINSON Best Srhool Spirit RONALD MILLER V- BARBARA RUSSELL Freshman GEORGE RHEA, JR. -- KAY CUNNINGHAM if 5 . NSW , A A WRU NL QLQC -ww ' . 1 QM ,ag f-'wg . ,.,, . ...., , R 1? K M , ,. :ffm My f , ,1 x Q-WWE 1 n t x, , , ww 1 WK V, W 9,5 'Q JV' ' ' 1' 1 'P r sv. 4 'M 5 5? WX E no MAY' mba' 1 4- fuse , I A xsane i .Z K . pai : wp .Bm I, MQQ 'Sl VW! Wiz f'355f5fZV'f. ww, 1 'LIYSVX A xy' ' Q YL iff. 5 1' fflifilt- N 3' ?w4www gs ,,,,3, .qu f ,,' 135. , ' ' X s-,QmXf'z?tv5i 'if U Q. lxff.ff1z'3, A 4 ,Q -fi T '57, 3 4-, MQ '-' 7 X, if f Q 1 5 ' o V.: ,-'fr 'S- --'V C1 4 -J VVV, :.- x N x W6 ff ka ,. ff A Q ,fry ns Q ai ,M w'fP 'fd,,f 'Q M37 A r ,Jw 1 K '55 im .... I , A W 4 5. gf ' Y Mx ' Q 1 f 3 Y ,.fA J 14 Fwi W g w Vg ,M Q 1 3, . ' 2 wffMQ'- t , s s 4 40? 1- , ., 'I V, 4 Ny, if '1 'U 8. f ,Six ' ' WW., , fi' ,Q si M I' uf 1 f .- ,-a,,.. 1 vl , .4 it . af Agn. ,vm 'Vvfl 1 ff! 4.3 Af-h .ifigf 1 . .I -.rx ii?-rv. ff: ii.. . 1...,,..' QA' ' N Nuff' 53' 6' QUEEN GRACIE DAVIDSON The Coronalion HGMECOMI One ol lbe rnoin evenls ol ony yeor dl Minden l-ligll Scbool is l-loineconiing. Al llie beginning ol lull enlliusiosnl is oroused os llie senior loolboll boys clioose lbeir nioids and llie Sweellieorl ond Queen ore elecled. Sweellleorl Sliirley Boyer, blonde and dllrdc- liye iunior, vvos UllUITlUWOUSly elecled by lbe en'ire loolboll squad. Queen Grocie Ddvidssn, auburn-lioired senior beouly, won ber lille in o populor yole elec- lion conducled oniong lbe sludenl body. Belly Lou Norwood ond Belly Rbeo were elecled gs Princesses. Tbe l-lomezorning ocliyilies begon in llwe aller- noon vvilb o porode lbrougb lbe residenliol ond business seilions ol lown. The Queen ond ber courl rode in conyerlibles, which bore erfblerns signifying lbe ronlc of edcb occuponl. The Queen ond ber courl were escorled by Avvendarls Barbara Williams, Reginald Aarons 'in lzllx-ugh! '97 K pv- N.. CHOICE - 1.955 members of the i932 and T933 graduating classes, The maids were escorted onto the field to form a large football. Sweetheart Shirley and her escort went to their places on the field to the strains of Let Me Call You Sweetheart . Fanfare by the band announced the entry of Princesses Betty Lou and Betty Clair and Queen Gracie. The Princesses, Sweetheart, and Queen came on to form the lacing of the football. The court was met by Principal Williams, Cap- tains Jerry Frasier and James McCabe, Bar- bara Williams, flower girl, and Reginald Aarons, Crownbearer. The Captains presented flowers to the Sweet- heart and Mr. Williams crowned the Queen. As the band finished the Alma Mater, the l954 Homecoming Court took its place on the sidelines and the game began. Queen and her Court SWEETHEART SHIRLEY BOYER Transfer of Howe lfiyn- 1 SUE SMITH is elected by the student body to be M. H. S. Fair Princess. Forest Festival time is always a gay Time. There is some Type of amusement for every fair-goer, whether he is 7, 17, or 70. Carnival rides draw The youngsters vvho ask nothing more than a cone ot cotton candy and a seat on The brightest colored horse on The merry-go-round. For The teen-agers, The parade in which Their chosen Fair Princess rides and The selection ot The Forest Festival Queen are The highlights. Though fair day does mean a holiday tram school, by no means is education at a stand still. Contests in many areas spur The students on to greater achievements. Y. est? A Www ,, ,ggprww THE GIRLS' A THL E TI C ASSOCIATIO E I 1.. x The litle Miss M. H. S. of 1955 was awarded Io Carla Faye Green. The Girls' Athletic Association provides recrea- tional opportunities, encourages good sports- manship and enjoyment ot play, and interests students in recreational activities. Among the activities sponsored by this organi- zation, tvvo deserve special mention W Fun Nite in early September and the Beauty Re- view in early January. The title Miss M. H. S. of 1955 was awarded to Carla Faye Green. THE COUNCIL Mildred Aarons, Sue Smith, Sandra Pullig, Jackie Barton, Beverly Tash, Mary Jo Skinner, Barbara Russell, Irma Osborne, Betty lou Norwood, Sandra Carson. if Qs el 9 ..... claw'- arg E . fx, J M v?21f Y' xx, : .,,,5 api -N If J! 5 f 0: K V s 3 'KH ?1 ' 1 sg vw? SESS' A G. 'iss 11 .ar-. W Ns -K, M-., ,mmm n M --. 4-,xg M,,5f,Q-T I 6 4 , ,Q 1 , I 4 19' Q ! I ff M1 mf , LQ' ' eff, , 'Q 2 MA M: 41- ,:.,':g 5. WWW? Ml--ff ' 'wr it 4' na ' R y A Av. ff? 95' , .1444 'G fiii 3 Q it . A: ei 'Q 'K - T108 5 -9 X 'Zi 5: RxXxbg..s. np, qw: ' L .5 x 6, K A1 Xa 04, N Akixxuoq 'N - 6 IWDQ AQ Q 'V x N2 Xsir 'fm , K f , , NND! Q ' LN .-X, ,nf -YQ. 1 N W w,mf,,w, ' ,, ,, , W S ,W-wg . ,f MW: if 544: f K xl 13 if .4 9' 947 9x f -flii QW Q Y x ' 4 ,. A X , ,G UM, ,W V2 Jays ,ily W H, , ue, Q 'S V ,f 1 ,aw f fc. , ,f fy. f an V 1' sw, V , u X lf I ,., ., x i'j 1 Q ff ' , 4 A ,wx gb ai . d6i 1, , Mr e D. Oliphunt, Athletic Directory Mr. George Doherty, Head Co Mr 9 Nt B k li I FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS The 19511 football season at Minden High School is a story of determination and per- sonal sacrifice by each player on the team, supported by the entire town and student body. The Crimson Tide had no players who won games single-handed. Instead, the Tide played as a well-oiled machine, with each member doing his specific part. Under the expert guidance of Coaches Doherty and Nation, the Tide's dreams of state cham- pionship materialized this year. lndeed, the team owes a great part of its success to these wonderful coaches. Without the Band, the Pep Squad, the student body, and all the loyal townspeople, the toot- ball season could not have been so successful. For earning statewide honors, special recogni- tion came to Clifford Taylor, Bobby Hudson, . Pa a ion, ac field Coac 7 Mr. Kirkley Mi es, , F Junior couch. James McCabe, and Jerry Frasier. Roy Baggett Ronald Bryan Douglas Burt Jimmy Campbell Danny Cheney Sixty -eigbl f'X y o D y Jimmy Fiugeruld SCOREBOARD Bossier . Vivion . Neville . Jonesboro Horner . ST. Jonn's . Monsfield . . . Ruston . Hoynesville Notchitoches Springhill . Ruston . Eunice . Belnrmon . THEY 19 I3 I4 19 O 7 25 I3 O i9 6 O 6 O Gridiron Terhniquesl Jenkins Jimmy Johnson Richard Kelly Edwin leochmun Johnny lee ST. .lOHN'S James McCabe ran The opening kick--off back 75 yards for a Touchdown To sTarT Minden on its highesT scoring auarTer in recenT years. The Tide Tallied 25 poinTs in The firsT quarTer, and The reserves played The re- mainder of The game, holding The Blue Flyers 32-7. MANSFlELDeMinden complefely ouTplayed The Wolverines in a TiIT which ended in a 49-25 Triumph for The Tide. Doyle Walker repeaTed- ly TanTalized Mansfield wiTh long gains. RUSTON The Minden Tide foughT hard against The BearkaTs, buT Tell i3-6 as Rusfon Threw 0 Miller ls Them Tor Their second and lasT defeaT of The i954 season. HAYNESVIlLEeThe AAA Tornado was seT back by The Crimson Tide in one of its mosT desired wins of The season. James McCabe passed To BenTon Irby who scored The only Touchdown in a 7-O vicTory 'For Minden. NATCHITOCHES- Amid The color and gaiefy of The 1954 Homecoming celebraTion, The de- Termined Tide played vigorously To gain a 25-19 vicTory over The powerful NaTchiToches Demons. Charles lewis, Truinar David Nodrchal Bobby Nelson Xu-J PQ Q 4 1 4 , 'fig ,gem T.. T wwwff m W Springhill Seniors greet Minden Seniors. Friendly foes? SPRINGHlLLeFor The second sTroighT yeor The Crimson Tide sploTTered SpringhilI's hopes for The disTricT TiTle. The Tide compleTely ouTployed The Lumbericucks To win The l-AA crown Tor The second consecutive yeor. Jornes McCobe possed To end Drew Simmons lofe in The sec- ond quorTer To compleTe o Touchdown drive which mode The score 7-O oT The holTTirne. S Sk nner Bill Slay Clifford Meredilh Nicholson Ronny Pearson SpringhilI's only Touchdown come in The Third quorter os o result oT o Minden Tumble. Jerry Frosier scored Minden's oTher Touchdown os he powered Through The Lurnberiock defense from The Three-yord line. RUSTONwThe deTermined Minden Crimson Tide odvonced onoTher noTch in The ploy-oTTs when They Toppled The RusTon BeorkoTs Tor The NorThwesT Louisiono AA TooTboll chom- pionship ld-O. Bobby Hudson picked up Cl 'Tumble ond plowed 20 yords inTo The end zone Tor The firsT Tolly. The ploy see-sowed back ond forTh unTil loTe in The Third quorTer. Jerry Frosier scored The Tide's oTher Touchdown wiTh o Three-yord plunge Through The BeorkoT defense. Minden's heads-up defensive ploy enobleol The Ticle To conTrol The boll The greoTer porT of The gome. Bill Terrill Doyle Walker Max Peevy Rogers Reeves Paul Robinson Drew Simmons EUNICE-fApproximately seven thousand spec- tators stood electrified as Eunice grabbed the initial kick-off and dashed clown the gridiron for a touchdown. The Bobcats could show very little strength against the Tide from that point on, however. As the second quarter got under way the Bobcats fumbled and the Tide re- covered. The Minden eleven then drove down the field on a series of ground plays ancl Jerry Frasier carried the ball over for ci t-d. The conversion was good and the Tide led, 7-6. After this first touchdown, there was no stopping the Tide. The determined Crimson Tide scored five more touchdowns to whip the Bobcats 112-6. Pav Watson BEHRMAN fThe championship victory over the Behrman Bees was the climax of the i954 football season. Jerry Frasier scored the Tide's first touchdown as he went over from the tvvo- yard line to climax an 84 yard drive in the first quarter. The Crimson Tide's second touch- down occurred during the fourth quarter as James McCabe ran a Behrman punt Al yards for the t-d. Although the Tide's backs were unreeling steady gains, they did not outshine the brilliant playing of the line. Clifford Tay- lor kicked his eleventh and twelfth consecu- tive extra points to top off a sparkling per- formance, IA-O. We're wifh you, team! Our boys will Shine! .rm Q... X, sl JIMMY nTzszRALn PHILLIP sono 5 JERRY FRASIFR ,X P BILL GARDNER JERRY LYNN GRIGSBY BOBBY HUDSON uv IIMNIIE, sul-rf f r . , :as es orna o -O I M rw I A ln en ILS UHIC ' lb. 'zu L:' 'rp,,K-1-'H' AIX H. ! - - , Y A , L . , , LC' I 'Q R ut if Pla Q75 42-4 Spor Q A gh I eg Br mu, mxvwni: IHNXNQ H ' 'hnxu hpcrlx Brlirr M. ,Am mxmix. mc, ro ' ,W N, U T5 yards uilh the gan XMULQU if 4AAA champions mn. mx , F ' son Tide here tomyhx 21.1. If 2, , I J but their season undr-fi 1 K! 4 fy As 6,000 ovvrjoym ' , 1 ' C'r1mson'l'1dcthonnaxfa ' ' fx? 'mf hrld in nn mrxmprc-wurr 0 ' :ww fy v1r1ory.Sixtnurhdmxnx I A,,-..,.wwf rn?I1zG Dfw: f-r uw mirrrfaerr gift, 4 ti crashing mio the Bohr 4.1 M Qwyard num mu ln rv,v.,.1r -.4 ,fn ,,,,,,,,,,g 5,,,,,,,,,, ' V zone after the frrst qmumr WI PM M 'f'n wm'd hafk, N .w,,,',I., my-mn:,,? J, HU A and thorc uasn't a Ihmg i, '. 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The boskeTboIl powerhouse of Min- den High vvos builT on deTermino- Tion, os hopes corried over from losT seoson ron high. AfTer Trompling Bossier 77-6-4 for The disTricT TiTle, The Tide rolled over RusTon To cloim The bi-disTricT crown, 75-66. lVlinden's nexT vicTory vvos on eosy vvin over Eunice in The quorTer Tinols. The Tide doubled Their score, 82-41. STopped shorT, 65-62, by Jeno in The NorTh Louisiono Chornpionship, The Tide enTered The semi-Tinols vviTh new fighTing spiriT. ATTer proving Their superioriTy over CovingTon, 80-57, The Crimson Tide hroughT -' Mr. Cleveland S1rong7Coach A' 1 Trapped in a hot-box . ,lg iq Q Q' DJ ' fi KL Q, ,ff 12 Q? -Y, 5' J esL ee 26 X42 ear as W ig gg, fi 1 ww U U HG' 5' 39 x X5 W Z V441 A 92 GU E12 9: S in 2 Q27 ,D A , , f , h , , A A , , Q . I M, ,, .,.,M,,, . ,,,, , ,,,Z, , , MM 1 M ,, , ,, , , , .,,..N,,,.,.,,,,,W. 3 L ,M L V G - . M, M-11--suv-fv-M , . , , up-am. , av ' 'U f f -1- Y f L ww- . .. 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Only a few team members are graduating, so Minden High looks forward to next year and a better record. BACK ROW: Bobby Hudson, Roy Baggeh, Kenneth Beck, Pot Watson, Tommy Seorles. SECOND ROW: Gay Hardy, Rogers Reeves, Danny Cheney, Drew Simmons, Charles Drake, larry Miles, Benny White. FRONT ROW: James Almond, Billy Don Adams, Richard long, Bill Gardner, Douglas Burt, Johnny lee, Jerry Harkness. Q at vu 1 X ki? Cy ft W xl ,y f ' Qfilfg' l x MesW'NW we ....f BACK ROW: Jerry Frasier, Richard Yates, Graydon Kitchens, Douglas Skinner, lee Roy Taylor, Charles Harper, Sammy Maxey, Bo y Wise, Bobby Howell. FRONT ROW: David Nadrchal, Lemuel Grigsby, Bobby Warren, Doyle Walker, Richard Grigsby, James Mc Bill Slay, Mickey love, James Rhea Love. Under the expert guidance of Coach Pat Na- tion, the Tide's i954 baseball season was one of the most successful in the history of Minden High School. The diamond squad emerged with a grand total of 22 wins and only 3 losses at the close of the season. The Crimson Tide won the crown in the Big Six League of North Louisiana by defeating Byrd 5-2 in the final game of league play. Spirit ran even higher as Minden won four games and took the Northwest District Championship at Natchi- toches. In the State Playoff, the Tide won four more games before being crowded out of the State Championship slot by a l-O victory for Neville. Outstanding for Minden were Richard Grigsby, runnerup for the district batting championship, and pitcher Graydon Kitchens, who had a 4-O record in conference play. BASEBALL Minden Baseball Stadium. 'X - ... ' .- f ': , . wir--.Eu P' 1 if .L ff 'N' 1'-1 V -,f2 3i'n...-A 1 . .. ,. . - . Q.,-',,., ,?Q 'g, QM - -A . sw, 'Q -Sw 'A' . . ..,,. W ' jf ....... 1--ff' ...rr 2. e ' ' vs.-mf c f 1 as . reefs Y - A- A-1 ' uw., - -vm-u., I' ' ' . it V , QF.. .- -se... 1 if' fi, . M:-' ,L so N -- . . - . x 1 , . . et, 4 ,s , 1 , ,. ... N. . ., . .-, . -f r 4 -A -'rj-. 'r '. fu-,' k Q, .A . ... L . 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W7 if .M PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT 'A Oli if X4 A ali W. aff X ,Z 'K 'lf' ff gf! 1 ' ' 4 If 'A -- si Q. uUv .M ,NIIILH-Min Q Z 'F'- 'E' OFFICERS: James Allen McCabe, Secrefaryp Churles Lewis, Presidenfg Doyle Walker, Vice-Presidemg Sandra Pullig, Treasurer THE SENIOR Our school doys ore oll over now We leove Them wilh cz sighg We'II sing o pledge before We go For the love of Minden High. For deor old Minden High we cheer, CLASS OF 1955 We pledge our fciifh, We pledge our love, And now we soy goodbye ORCHIDS FO YOU FOR JOBS WELL DONE Office Andes Belly lou Norwood, Mary Logeniu Greene, Jacqueline While. Morning Watch: Norifu White leader NIOR ROW 1 ADAMS BARBARA JOHNSON GAA 52 53 55 Girls Glee Club 53 Future Homemakers Club 52 55 Library Club 5l 52 Latin Club Career Club 55 Pep Squad 50 5l Aquacade 5l Homecoming Maid 5l ADAMS BILLY DON Band 52 Career Club 55 Football Track 52 55 ALLEN LORETTA GAA 52 55 Representative 53 54 Band 52 55 Future Homemakers Club 52 53 55 Future Teachers Club 54 Career Club 55 Student Council 52 Basketball 52 54 Homecoming Maid 52 ROW 2 ANDERSON CLARK JEAN Band 52 55 ANDERSON MARY JO GAA 52 55 Latin Club 54 Future Teach ers Club 54 55 French Club 53 AULD ROGERS Band 52 55 4H Club 5l 2 ROW 3 AUSTIN CLYDE ALLEN Chair 55 BAGGETT .IOANN GAA 52 55 Fu ure Homemakers Club 52 55 Career Club 55 Pep Squad 5l BAGGETT ROY Tide Talk Staff 55 Career Club 55 Football 51 54 Track 52 55 Track Hon ors 53 54 Basketball 52 54 Cass Officer 54 ROW 4 BAKER ANNETTA GAA 52 55 Representative 54 Choir 52-54 Future Homemakers Club 52 53 55' Studen- Council 54, 55' Career Club 55- Basketball 52-'55- Pep Squad 5l-54, Cheerleader 54' Homecoming Maid '52, '54, Clos' Favorite 53- Beauty Review '54- Beauty '54 55. BALDWIN BILLY: Band 52- 55, BOLAND MILDRED ANITHA: Future Homemakers Club 52-'54- Basket- ball '52- Pep Squad 51-54, Career Club '55, Beauty Review '54. ROW 5 BOYD HELEN: GAA '52-'55, Future Homemakers Club '55, Career Club '55. BOYD, MARSHA: GAA '54, '55, Tide Talk '55, Band '54, '55, Future Teachers Club '54, '55, Career Club '55, Officer '55, Homecoming Maid '54, Class Favorite '55. BROOKS, TRUDY ANN: GAA '52-'55, Grig Staff '55, Choir '53- '55, Officer '55, Girls Glee Club '52, Future Homemakers Club '52-'55, Officer '53-'55, Future Teachers Club '54, '55, Career Club '55, Student Council '53, '55, Homecoming Maid '52, '53, Beauty Re- view '53, Beauty '55. Ninety-seven N inely-eight IOR ROW 1 BROWN, EDWARD Choir '54, Band '52 '54, Latin Club '52, '53, Career Club '55 BROWN YVONNE MARIE GAA 52 55 Girls Glee Club 54 55 Officer 55 Future Homemakers Club 52 54 Future Teachers Club 54 55 Career Club 55 Pep Squod 54 BRYAN BARBARA GAA 52 55 Band 52 55 Molorette 53 55 Gurls Glee Club 52 53 Future Home makers Club 52 55 Career Club 55 Homecomnng Maud 54 ROW 2 BRYAN RONALD Chour 52 55 Football 51 54 Track 52 53 Basketball 5l BURNS ROBERT French Club 53 Boys State 54 BURT DOUGLAS Football 51 54 Track 54 ROW 3 CAMPANY DENNIS COOK JERRY COOPER BETTY ANN GAA 52 55 Career Club Pep Squad ROW 4 COOPER DOROTHY JEAN GAA 52 55 Career Club 55 COX RONALD CROWNOVER MYRA GAA 52 55 Future Homemakers Club 52 53 Future Teachers Club 53 55 4H Club 52 55 Offlcer 53 55 Library Club 52 54 Offncer 54 French Club 5 Career Club 55 Basketball 52 55 ROW 5 DAVIDSON GRACIE FAYE GAA 52 55 Grng Staff 54 55 Chonr 52 55 Future Homemakers Club 53 55 Offlcer 55 Parnsh Officer 55 Future Teachers Club 53 55 Officer 54 55 Career Club 55 Southern Safety Con ference 55 Homecoming Maud 53 Home commg Queen 54 Class Favorute 54 Beauty Review 53 55 Beauty 55 DAVIS JENCY GAA 52 55 Gurls Glee Club 55 Future Homemakers Club 55 Career Club DAVIS PATSY ELIZABETH GAA 52 55 Tide Talk Staff 55 Chour 52 55 All State Cholr 55 Future Teach ers Club 55 Lubrary Club 55 Career Club 55 Pep Squad 5l 54 Rught Guude 54 Homecoming Maud 53 1.955 ROW 'I DELOACH CARRIE BELL GAA 55 DIXON BILLY WAYNE Football Manager 53 54 FORD JAMES LYNN Grtg Staff 53 55 Busmess Manager 55 Aquacade 52 Lounsnana Scholastuc Press Assocnatuon 54 Chonr 54 55 Offtcer 55 Band 52 55 Offucer 55 Honor Band 54 AllState Band 54 Future Teacher Club 54 Latm Club 52 53 Career Club 55 Tenms 53 54 Boys State 54 ROW 2 FRASIER JERRY Football 51 54 AllState Football 54 Most Valuable Football Player 54 Basket ball 52 55 Baseball 52 55 Class Offncer 53 54 Cutest Boy 54 Class Favorute FRAZIER SHIRLEY ANN GAA 53 55 Future Homemakers Club 54 55 Ltbrary Club 53 Career Club 55 Pep Squad 52 54 Right Gulde GARISS JOY FAYE GAA 52 55 Band 52 55 Gnrls Glee Club 52 53 Future Homemakers Club 53 55 Future Teachers Club 53 4H Club 54 Lubrary Club 54 Latun Club 54 55 Career Club 55 Practucal Englusn Award 55 School Oratorucal Con test 55 ROW 3 GREEN CARLA FAYE GAA 52 55 Tude Talk Staff 52 55 Clrculatnon Manager 55 Lounslana Scho lastuc Press Assocsatuon 54 Chotr 54 55 Band 52 55 Offucer 52 55 Mayor ette 52 54 Honor Band 54 Gurls Glee Club 52 53 Future Homemakers Club 52 55 Leadershtp Conference 54 Latm Club 52 53 Offncer 53 Student Council 54 55 Officer 54 55 Career Club 55 Gtrls State 54 Homecomung Maud 53 Beauty Revtew 53 55 Mss M H S 55 Cutlzen of Month 55 Beauty 55 GREENE MARY LAGENIA GAA 52 55 Student Counctl 51 Career Club 55 GRESHAM SHERRY LA RUE GAA 52 55 Future Homemakers Club 52 55 4H Club 54 55 Career Club 5 Pep Squad 51 52 4 ROW 4 GRIGSBY WILLIAM Cholr 54 Career Club I-IANSON HUEY LEE HARDY CARROLL GAY Choir 53 55 AllState Chotr 55 Student Counctl 53 55 Track 53 55 Track Hon ors 54 Basketball 54 55 Boys State ROW 5 HARKNESS ANITA Grtg Staff 55 Tude Talk Staff 54 55 Future Homemakers Club 52 55 Offocer 55 Future Teachers Club 52 55 Offtc r 52 4-H Club 52 55 Lubrary Club 5.1 55 Offtcer 55 Career Club 55 HARKNES5 JERRY Track 54 55 Basketball 55 HARPER CHARLES Career Club 55 Football 51 53 Basket ball 52 Baseball 52 53 Nmety nun , I I , : I I , . , : . , I I . 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' I - - i 1 1 One Hundred Two S NIUR ROW 1 NICHOLSON DOT GAA 52 55 Choir 55 Glrls Glee Club 54 4H Club 52 55 Library Club 53 54 French Club 53 NICHOLSON MEREDITH Football 4 NORWOOD BETTY LOU GAA 52 55 Class Representatlve 55 Future Homemakers Club 52 55 Offucer 55 Career lub 55 Pep Squad 5l 54 Offncer 54 Cheerleader 54 Homecommg Maud 53 Homecommu Princess 54 ROW 2 OSBORNE WILEY LORANZE Tude Talk Staff 55 Career Club 55 Football 52 53 Basketball 5l OUZTS MARILYN GAA 52 55 Choir 55 Girls Glee Club 54 Future Homemakers Club 52 55 Career Club 55 Pep Squad 54 Home commg Maud 54 PEEVY RAYMOND Career Club 55 ROW 3 PITMAN IDA GAA 52 55 Pep Squad 54 PULLIG SANDRA GAA 52 55 Representatuve 54 Offlcer 55 Grlg Staff 55 Band 52 55 Officer 54 55 MCIIOYETTE 53 55 Girls Glee Club 52 53 Future Homemakers Club 52 53 Future Teachers Club 54 Caree Club 55 Student Councnl 55 Cltuzen of Month 55 Class Offncer 55 Homecom mg Maud 53 54 Beauty Revuew 52 55 RODEN WANDA Gurls Glee Club 54 Future Homemakers Club 53 Future Teachers Club 54 4H Club 54 55 Lubrary Club 55 Basket ball 54 55 Pep Squad 53 54 Beautv Revuew 55 ROW 4 ROBERTS BONNIE GAA 55 SALMON CLIFTON Chow 54 Llbrary Club 53 French Club 53 Basketball 54 55 SEARLES TOMMY Career Club 55 Football 53 Track 52 ROW 5 SHIPP JERALYN GAA 52 55 Tude Talk Staff 55 Chor 53 55 Accompamst 53 55 Offucer 55 Gnrls Glee Club 52 Aquacade 54 Latm Club 53 Career Club 55 Pep Squad 52 54 Rxght Guude 54 Glrls State 54 SIMMONS DREW Career Club 55 Football 54 Track 54 55 Track Honors 54 SLAY BILL Tude Talk Staff 55 Choir 55 Latnn Club 52 53 Football 52 54 Basketball 54 Bas ball 53 55 , . ,,I.,I- 'I I , I I. .I , ,I , , . 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WALKER DOYLE: - Club 2 53- Library Club - French Club 53- Career Club 55- Student Council 55- Football 52- 54- Basketball 53- Baseball 54 55- Class Officer '55. ROW 5 WALKER, MARJORIE ELAINE: GAA '52, '54, '55, Girls Glee Club '52, Future Homemakers Club '52, '54, '55. WARD, WILLIAM: Library Club '53, Career Club '55. WATSON, CHARLES: ghioir '52-'55, All-State Choir '54, Track One Hundred Three Seniors order their rings. Joy E IOR ROW I WATSON, PAT: Football '5I-'54, Track '54. WEAVER, MALCOLM WHITE, JACQUELINE: GAA '52-'55, Future Teachers Club '53- '55, Officer '55, French Club '53, Latin Club '53, Career Club '55. ROW 2 WHITE, JAMES WALTER, JR.: Library Club '53, Latin Club '53, '5-1, Career Club '55, Officer '55, Student Council '52, Track '52, '55, Baseball '54. WHITE, NORITA: GAA '52-'55, Representative '53, '55, Tide Talk Staff '53-'55, Library Club '53, '55 Officer '55, Latin Club '53-'55, Officer '55, Career Club '55, Officer '55, Student Council '53, '54, Pep Squad '51-'54, Of- ficer '54, Girls' State '54. WIGLEY, DAN: Tide Talk Staff '55, Choir '52-'54, Officer '54, Band '52-'54, Officer '54, Latin Cluo '53, Career Club '55. ROW 3 WILLIAMS, FRANK: Career Club '55. WINFORD, MARY: GAA '52-'55, Tide Talk Staff '54, '55, Louisiana Scholastic Press Association '55, Choir '54, '55, Girls Glee Club '52, '53, Future Homemakers Club '55, Future Teachers Club '54, '55, Latin Club '52, '53, Career Club '55, Pep Squad '52-'54, Officer '54. YOUNGBLOOD, BOBBY RAY: Band Manager '52-'55. ROW 4 ZAPPA, ELLA BELL: GAA '52-'55, Future Teachers Club '55, Latin Club '53, Career Club '55. ye makes punch for class party. Ju LHLIIIUIU OF MARY ELLEN BAILEY ,www- OFFICERS: Jack Moreland, Presidentg Edwin leachman, Vice Presidentg Dolores Webb, Secrefaryp Mack Pevy, Treasurer. Being a iunior is fun. THE UNIOR CLASS Jolly Junior: l'm the happiest person in school! M. H. S.: What makes you so happy? Jolly Junior: Because l'm a JuniorfAll ot us are happy because we have tinally reached this glorious year and are Jolly Juniorseglorious be- cause We are in a beautiful new building, and iolly because we are a little more on our own than we were as freshmen and sophornores, yet we still have one more year in which to settle down . The many gadgets in the new building really fascinate usg those cozy water fountains and the wonderful lockersftor example. This is our fun year l Those monthly reports! as me-wf.1..,,,w KSX-M ,v ,,,.-MM-. 'SWR is bu., One Hundred 91 x' fiifxawwfialfl THE UNIOR CLASS ROW I HOLTZCLAW, WALTER JACKSON, ANN JAMES, DAVID JARVIS, JACKIE JENKINS, DONALD ROW 2 KELLY, RICHARD KIDD, FAYE KROUSE, JANIE SUE LANGHELD, BOBBIE JEAN LEACHMAN, EDWIN ROW 3 LEE, LOVELL LEE, VANITA LEE, WAYNE LEWIS, BETTY SUE LOVE, JAMES RHEA ROW 4 LOWE, JERE LYNN LOWE, PERRY LUCK, ANNETTE MCCLINTOCK, SYBIL MCCULLOUGH, WESLEY ROW 5 MCEACHERN, A. C. MADDEN, JAMES MADDRY, ELIZABETH MAXEY, CECIL MENDENHALL, EARLENE ROW 6 MERRITT, CAROLYN MILES, LARRY MOBLEY, JEANNINE MOOREHEAD, JAMES MORELAND, JACK ROW 7 MORELAND, MARTHA KELLY MORGAN, HUEY MURPHY, DONALD NADRCHAL, DAVID NASH, NORMA One Hundred Eight ,,.-nw! ROW 1 NELSON, BOBBY JOE NELSON, MARY NEWSOM, MELBA OSBORNE, IRMA PALMER, GAYLE ROW 2 PEARSON, RONALD PEEVY, BETTY PEEVY, L. C. PERRYMAN, WANDA PEVY, MACK ROW 3 PITTARD, GEN RAY, BILLY RHEA, BETTY REEVES, ROGERS ROBERTS, DOUGLAS ROW 4 ROBERTS, THELMA ROBINSON, KARIS RUSSELL, BARBARA SKINNER, DOUGLAS SMITH, JUDY ROW 5 SMITH, RAYMOND STRICKLAND, BILLY TAYLOR, BETTY JO TAYLOR, CLEVE TERRILL, BILL ROW 6 THORNTON, PATSY TUCKER, JEFFRY TURNER, EDNA TURNER, JIMMY WALDEN, KATHY ROW 7 WEAVER, MELBA WEBB, DOLORES WHITE, JO ANN WRIGHT, GERALD YATES, RICHARD fi' A Q 345 ff. W, 9 E 'H : wif 5. 57 'U WW Z .f X 7,1 W x 'Q J 4 W -.- - N., Y' ROW 'I ADCOCK, RAY ALMOND, JAMES ANDRESS, JOAN ANGLIN, MARY VIRGINIA ALJLD, JIMMY ROW 2 BARNETTE, SANDRA BARRON, JUDY BATEN, BARBARA BERRY, CHARLES BLAKE, RALPH ROW 3 BOYD, JOHN BURRELL, NANCY CAMERON, WILEY CAMPBELL, JIMMY CARAWAY, LINDA ROW 4 COX, LINDA CRANFORD, RHEET CLJLPEPPER, TOMMY CLJMMINGS, STELLA DAY, DOROTHY ROW 5 DEAN, LARRY EAGER, DONALD RAY EVANS, MABEL FARROW, TOMMY FORD, MOLLY RCW 6 FORD, PHILLIP FRYE, LAVONNE GIBBS, MARY GRACE GIBSON, ORLETTE GRIGSBY, JERRY 'T' , Sim I 1' I E- '49 A 5' 1 'F I I f ,Lf TX f A ROW 7 GROUNDS, MONETTE GUIHRIE, MAXINE HALL CAROLYN I dare you' THE SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW I HEFLIN, GWEN SUE HINTON, DON HOPKINS, J. W. HUMPHRIES, JOYCE HUNTER, JOAN ROW 2 IRBY, BENTON JARRELL, RICHARD JENKINS, DONALD JOHNSON, JIM JOHNSON, JIMMY ROW 3 LAMBERT, JOY LAY, JIMMY LEE, JOHNNY LOWE, PATSY LUMPKIN, EDGAR ROW 4 LYONS, MYRA MCCANN, JERRY MCMICHAEL, KENNETH MASON, RANNY MEAUX, SANDRA ANN ROW 5 MILFORD, GARY MITCHELL, JO ANN MONZINGO, BYRON MURPHY, WILBURN NASH, BOBBIE ROW 6 NORMAN, FRANKIE PEAKER, KEN PENNINGTON, THOMAS PEVY, ANDREW PERRYMAN, REBECCA ROW 7 PHILLIPS, MICHAEL POWELL, MARGARET PULLEN, PAULINE RABB, ROSE RAMSEY, ED Our Hundred Tu elle ROW I ALLEN, SHERMAN ANDERSON, RUBY ASHMORE, PEGGY BAKER, ELLEN BARNES, RUTH ROW 2 BARNETT, LEE BARRON, RITA BEASLEY, CHARLOTTE BECK, CHARLES BLAKE, GLENN ROW 3 BLAKENSHIP, WANDA BOLIN, MAY BETH BOOTH, BILLY JOE BOPP, WILKINS BOYCE, JANNELL ROW 4 BRAZZEL, RONNIE BRIDGES, JERRY BRINGLE, ANNETTE BROWN, PATSY BRYAN, JAMES One Hundred Fourteen FRESHME OFFICERS DOUGLAS MCCRARY Vice CATHLEEN HARPER WAYNE PARKER EDD MORELAND President Secretory Treasurer President ROW I BRYAN, ROBERT BRYANT, BETTY JUNE BURTON, FREDDIE CASKEY, JEFF CHEATHAM, SAMMY ROW 2 COLEMAN, SUE CONKRIGHT, BILL COOK, BILL COX, NANCY CRANFORD, CHARLES ROW 3 CROWNOVER, RALPH CRUMPTON, ROBBIE CUNNINGHAM, KAY DAVIDSON, LINDA DAVIS, RAY ROW 4 DAY, BENNIE DRIVER, THELMA DUGAN, DIXIE DULANEY, JOHN FAIRCLOTH, JAMES ROW 5 FARROW, PATRICIA FERGUSON, MAGGIE FOSTER, GEORGE GARDNER, KATHRYN GARDNER, MARY FRANCES ROW 6 GIBSON, BILLY GLAZE, JOHN WAYNE GRAY, WAYNE GREEN, JIMMY HAIR, MERRIL ROW 7 IIAMM, GLENN HARDY, JO ANN HARPER, CATHLEEN HARPER, NORMA HASTINGS, CHICHI Our Grig banker THE FRESHMAN CLASS ROW I HAYS, MARTHA HEARN, LEON HOENKE, CHARLES HOLCOMB, BETTY HUDSON, JOHNNY ROW 2 HUNTER, ROBERT HURLEY, GARY INABNETT, JOE JACKSON, JANE JEFFERS, DIANNE ROW 3 JONES, FLOYD JONES, MARGARET KIRKLEY, MARGIE LANGHELD, LE VERNE LANOLEY, EXCELL ROW 4 LILES, BOBBY LINDSEY, JEANNIE LOWE, MYRA LYONS, BOBBY LUCK, JOE ROW 5 MCCRARY, DOUGLAS MEDANIEL, GENE MCFARLAND, HARVEY MADDRY, JAQUETTIA MAJOR, GARY ROW 6 MAYS, ANN MELTON, NELDA MILLER, LOUISE MILLER, CAROL ANN MILLER, WANDA ROW 7 MILNER, MARLIN MONZINGO, LINDA MORELAND, EDD MORELAND, JOE MULLINS, PAT One Hundred Sixteen ROW 1 NORWOOD, JERRY NUNN, SHELBY OWEN, SANDRA PARKER, CHARLIE PARKER, WAYNE ROW 2 PEARSON, PAULA PERKINS, MILLARD PERRYMAN, SANDY PHILLIPS, PAT PITTS, MARTHA ROW 3 POOL, RACHAEL PRESCOTT, BILLIE JEAN PRESTON, DARRELL RHEA, GEORGE RICHARDSON, SANDRA ROW 4 ROBINSON, ANNA ROBINSON, DAN SAWYER, MARTHA SEARLES, HATHIA SMITH, MARY ROW 5 SMITH, PAT SPEARS, JOHNNY SPJJZFADEN, JUDY STEVENSON, GLORIA smLvvELL, JUNE ROW 6 STONE, MARY STOVALL, DOROTHY JEAN STRINGER, JUANDA SWAIN, SHERWOOD TALTON, BILLY JACK ROW 7 TASH, GEORGE THARPE, BARBARA THRASH, RICHARD TOMLINSON, JOE T. TUGGLE, BETTY JUNE Learning early' THE FRESHMAN CLASS ROWI TUGGLE, MADELINE TURNAGE, CHARLOTTE VOOHIES, JACK WAINWRIGHT, ROBERT WALKER, JOHNNY ROW 1 WALKER, WANDA WARD, LEWIS WARREN, LILA MAE WATTS, JIMMY WHITE, BONNIE ROW 3 WHITE, LARRY WHITE, LINDA WILKERSON, GRACIE WILSON, ELMER WINCHESTER, BARBARA ROW 4 WOODS, PEGGY WRIGHT, WANDA YOUNG, DALTON YOUNGBLOOD, DELORES MALONE, LARRY Sammy Maxey, president of Student Councvl crowns George Tosh and Mollv Ford Kung and Queen of the Sweetheart Boll whnch was sponsored by the Councnl N,-J 'CIP M120 Jfdffl Muruden Hugh we ll olwoys love you Hold your honor hugh We wull cherush every memory Of your deor old home Hugher yet we hold your bonner Wove uT for ond wude Now we pledge onew To Munden Deor old Muhden Hugh OHddN f f In ,V X J J ,f f 1 f . . , I I I DATES AT M H Regnstratron Furst Football Game Classes Begrn G A A Fun Nrght Bossier Webster Forest Festlval Flrst Report Cards State Student Councll Meetnng State Farr Parade Loursuana Scholastrc Press Asso Tatton Grlg Sales Begrn Open House Maglclan Show Homecomlng Thanksguvrng Holndays L E A All State Orchestra and Chorus Dlstrrct Football Champlonshup Bl Dlstrlct Play Ott North Lourslana Champlonshup Sensor Rings Arrlve Loulslana State Champlonshsp Chrnstmas Holrdays Christmas Formal M1ssM H S Beauty Revnew March ot Drmes Fo lles Webster Parish Educators Assocnatlon Football Jackets Arrive Sweetheart Ball Senior Play Basketball State Sernl Flnals Basketball State Champlonshtp State Muslc Festlval All State Chorus at Southern Davlslon ot Music Educators National Conference K of P Minstrel 4 H Achievement Day Easter Holidays Tech Choir Concert Sprung Band Concert Parnsh F H A Baseball Tournament Home Economics Department Open House Sprung Chour Concert Junlor Senior Nlght Water Shovv In Baton Rouge and New Orleans Senior Flnal Tests Water Show Sensors Final Day Frnal Tests Baccalaureate Servuce Graduation Exercises School Closes OHde September 3 September 3 ptember 7 September 25 October T2 October T5 October T8 T9 October 23 November T 2 November A November 7 November T November T November 22 26 November 22 211 November 2 December 3 December T December T6 December T December 20 24 December 2 January T January 2 Februarv 2 February T6 February T9 March 9 March March T2 March TB March 24 March 24 25 Aprxl 2 Apr: 8 April Aorll April 23 Aprll 28 30 'Vlay 3 May 5 'X y 6 Nlay 6 7 Ma T2 T3 Ma T2 T4 May T3 May 20 24 May 22 May 23 Nay 26 . . 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HARKNESS Northwestern Louisiana Store College Mathemclics ROW I AARONS, AUDREY ALEXANDER, BETTY ALEORD, KUMA ATKINS, LINDA ATKINS, GEORGE BAILEY, DAVID BANARD, HARVEY BERRY, RICHARD ROW 2 BILES, JAMES BILES, JAN BOLIN, JAMES BRAZZEL, JERE LYNN BRIDGES, JACK BRIDGES, MARY BROWN, MARY CELESTE BRYAN, LENORA ROW 3 CAGE, THOMAS CALDWELL, CLAUDE CARTER, EZRA CHEATAM, LINDA SUE DANIEL, PATRICIA DANIEL, WALDEN DAVIS, JACKIE DAVIS, LEWIS ROW 4 DAY, PATSY ELKINS, JACKIE EVANS, DAVID FARRAR, ARETA F'T7GERALD, GARY FRAZIER, REGAN LAMAR PRYE, DWAYNE FULLER, GERALD ROW 5 FUNDERBURK, LORENZ GAY, SHARON GREER, NELLE GIJTHRIE, SAMMIE HAMM, BARBARA HARDY, MARY FRANCES I-IARKNESS, DOUGLAS HARPER, ELIZABETH ROW 6 HARVILLE, DELLA HAYNES, RONALD HEARN, LARRY HOEFELD, OREE HOGGARD, JIMMY HOLOMAN, PERCY HOPKINS, JAMES I-IORTMAN, ALTON ROW 7 HOUGH, MONTY HUBBARD, JAMES HIJCKABY, JERRY IVY, CAMILLE JARRETT, JIMMY KELLY, MARGUERITE KENDRICK, LOREE KING, LINDA SUE ROW 8 KITCHEN, PERRY KROUSE, CLIFFORD LANGHELD, BARBARA LANGHELD, LOTTIE LANGLEY, JOE LANGLEY, TOMMY LEE, JANICE LEWIS, LINDA an MRS. DOROTHY T. RABB louisiana Polytechnic Institute Home living ROW I LILES, BETTY LINDSEY, ALLEN DALE M A LLOYD, KEITH LOWE, GROVER LYONS, BARBARA MADDEN, CHARLES , if C I MARTIN, BUDDY ,V MAYS, JAMIE I ROW 2 MECOMIC, LORENE MCDADE, ZANNIE LOU 5- MEEACHERN, DELMAR MEEACHERN, JANIE , ME:NNIS, JOHN LAWSON A MELTON, GERALD MELTON, JOHN MERRITT, WANDA ROW 3 5 MILLER, LEONARD 'I MOBLEY, ROY . ,, , .I MOORE, PEGGY - ' NADRCHAL, JUDY 7 NATION, ANNETTE I NEWSOM, JANET . NOLAN, JAMES , ROW 4 MORRIS, LINDA ODOM, SAMMY OLJZTS, JAMES 11 OIJZTS, ANITA OWEN, BILLY JACK , PEYY, SHIRLEY . PHILLIPS, BETTY JO PICKETT, BETTY ROW 5 fe MILLER, TRAVIS f POOL, ROGER 5 -E PRATT, GALEN L ' RAY, JERRY f: REEVES, GENETTA ' I REEVES, LINDA I REEVES, WAYNE ROBERTS, GLORIA ROBERTS, PATRICK ROW 6 ROBERTS, PHYLLIS ROBINSON, JOSEPH 2 RUSHING, LINDA RUSSELL, SHARON SAMUELS, SAMMIE - SCRUGGS, LARRY I EMA Qt sf. 1 L- .. I 9- MISS SADIE REYNOLDS Northwestern Louisiana State College Social Studies uf I I 4 M S . jul ' c 4 1 I Y G, Q-V. 9 F, 'S I Ti, ww I 5 L ,,- R at 8' V Q. L L , CMH Ria ff. O R :RI I fi, A MRS. L. C Louisiana Buptl Englnsl If jf' 1 if I 4 5 gs T T' . P . ERT S. .. ..A: I K i E Q I L f f ' , . SANDERS, SHERWOOD 3- -Jw ix N l . SEARLES, CECILE ROW 7 SIMOLKE, BETTY SIMOLKE, BEVERLY SIMOLKE JANIE SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, SMITH, SM:TH, ROW 8 ANN CLARINE DALE EVELYN LYNWOOD SMITH, SANDRA SPIGENER, FREDERICK SPITZEADEN, CATHERINE SWAIN, EDWARDINE SWAIN, YYONNE TALTON, JERRY THARP, WAYNE THOMPSON, LYMON ' f If x rl L A . J Ns- , .Z y S x - 13,6 YI f L L 4 FYITI. - E5 A , N I AA I . '5 ' Sf J fi V?- 'lf ., .J H ', 'E .. ,I 1 ' L . I ,N 4 L Y 'G 5- 3, ' r , I' -1 . J, One Hundred Tu wily EIGHTH GRADE Meet my ancestors. L ' A 1 , L , , 0 - .. r I va X F 4- F 1 xx1II I L -:--V l A ' l , .,,: 4 535 T A52 T 2 'T , G 4' V :Ii-2 .- b 5 i I fb A , T ' III T' in If we T' '- y Va 1 .1 ,Ei ' '33 ?1f.,s5 , . 5 ROW 'I THOMPSON, SHELBY THORNTON, DOVYE THORNTON, RJBY J TURNER, HARLA TURNER, TOMMY UNDERWOOD, DOR, VARNADO, JERRY VELASCO, JAN ROW 2 VOLENTINE, HELEN VOORHIES, JERRY WAINWRIGHT, DON WARD, DAVID WARD, JAMES WARD, ROSLYN WEAVER, DOROTHY WEST, GLORIA ROW 3 WHIDMER, MILTON WHITFIELD, TIM WILLIAMS, CONNIE WILLIAMS, GLEN WILSON, MELINDA WOODS, HOLLMAN Ei hfh Grade Fnvorit . 9 5 I wish I knew as much us Miss Reynolds, Galen P,-gn, Kumq Alfiz One Hundred Twenty -four ENEI S ALD ANN CORINE MISS MAUDE BULLOCK MISS MILDRED KELLY Northwestern Louisiana Siafe College University of Wisconsin Sevenih Grade Sevemh Grade ROW I ALLEN, JOHNNY ANDERSON, RAYMOND ANYON, YVONNE ASHLEY, BOBBY BARNES, LINDA BELTON, MARTHA BLAGG, MARION BOYTER, SANDRA ROW 2 BRIDGES, WILLIAM BROWN, GERALDINE BRYANT, CAROLYN BURKETT, MARY ELIZABETH CAGE, BYRON CANERDAY, DONALD DEE CASSELS, JULIUS CLEMENS, BRENDA ROW 3 COCKERHAM, VICKY COLVIN, DORIS COLVIN, GROVER CONNELL, CHARLES COX, NOLEN CROCKETT, SANDRA CULVERHOUSE, KAREN CUMMINGS, CORINNE ROW 4 DAVIS, EDWIN DAVIS, LA NELL DREW, BETH DU VALL, JIMMY DALE ELKINS, LARRY EMFINGER, RALPH ENNIS, BLANCHARD FARROW, LUCILLE ROW 5 FIELDER, LINDA ANN FIELDS, GLENDA LOU FORD, REGINA FORD, RUTH FOSTER, MYRTIE FRANKS, ALTON FRITZ, DONALD GARRETT, BOBBY ROW 6 GLASS, DAWN GREEN, DENISE GREEN, DIANNE GUIN, SHARON GUNZLER, SANDRA HALE, PATRICIA HALL, ANN HANSON, MARIE ROW 7 HARDY, DONALD RAY HARGROVE, HYWARD HARPER, KAREENE HARPER, MME G. HARVILLE, RONALD HAWKINS, GLEN ANDREW HAY, FLORA GALE HEARRON, WILLIAM FRANKLIN ROW 8 HENDRIX, PATRICIA HENLEY' ROYCE HICKS, BILLY LLOYD HINTON, DONALD HODNETT, MALCOLM HOLLOWAY, JEANNETTE HOLOMAN, BEVERLY HOPKiNS, ROSE MARIE g-. ,xl I 1, 41 QI. 6 am J. I A 4 L , auf V 4. v is-. I . :yf , f N ' v f 4 ,,. E E TH GRADE I f ' f ,X I J' 1 ffff ,fm 45 s.. . , I -' , I LII, If Q! :V 1 Q 1 I A K! . C' -...a ' 7 of if 8 H di 'M V, ,, , -III . ev v :H A0 I I I 1? -Q I In Dx A x X . 1 f. fm. I f 0 I iz my 14 -x - Z , ' G Q I USE '1' ' A Y 8 II . X . X - .' A fi Q -D . K 1 .' A , 1 ' 1 r Q5 ,,,. ' in E i I tif-1 ' -S. 1 1'-S-.Q S 'U Q 6 Q A I ,, I '. L, 9 4' .11 Eh nf 3 , I L - , 37' S5 ' f N . ii Our Hundred Tuenty-fix f, 1 ,. ,, f A 0- 'bv' ,4U ' 4 MRS. PRENTIS W. LOWE MR. J, E. MCMICHAEL Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Seventh Grade Seventh Grade 3 A-J 5' -' gf 5' JSI Vg K. I ', ' 2 , tl 3' K I v 'I 0 L U L J 9 Yi se - Q- - I gf-'NMR A , S qt. 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MATTHEWS, GAYLE MAJOR, WALLACE MCCANN, RAYMOND MCGINTY, CAROLYN ROW 4 MCGUIRE, NORMA MCKENZIE, ROBERTA MCMICHAEL, RODNEY MCMILLON, BARBARA MEARS, G. L. MELTON, MARTHA MILFORD, LARRY MILLER, BERNICE ROW 5 MILLER, CYNTHIA MITCHELL, BARBARA MOORE, SAMMY MOOS, SUE MURPHY, BILLY MURPHY, GLENDA MURRAY, JUDY OLIPHANT, JOE D ROW 6 ONLEY, DORLIS OSBORNE, EMMITT PARKER, MARIE PEARSON, SYBIL REEVY, ANNIE REEVY, LINDA SUE PERKINS, PATRICIA POWELL, JEANNIE ROW 7 PRESTIDGE, LUCILLE RABB, JUDITH LETITIA RAINVILLE, SUE ANN RAMSEY, VERVAL RATCLIFF, MARY ANN REEVES, LYNN REEVES, MARIE REEVES, TOMMY ROW 8 RICHARDSON, NARY ELIZABETH RICHARDSON, SAM RITTER, CALVIN ROBERTS, ANNA FAYE ROBERTS, BETTY ROBERTS, BEVERLY ROHBACHER, CHARLES RUSSELL, JIMMY ge ROW 1 SALE, DOUGHAS SALMON, BETTY SANDERS, BARRY SANDERS, SUE SCHROEDER, BILL SENTELL, SHERBURNE SEXTON, MARLIN SIMMONS, LINDA ROW 2 SLACK, PAT STAMM, CAROLYN STAPLES, MIKE STORY, HARRIET STRINGER, ELIZABETH TAYLOR, WILFORD THOMPSON, ROBERT DEE UNDERWOOD, JANE ROW 3 VICK, SHARON VISE, FREDDIE VOSS, NAN WALKER, NANETTE WALLACE, FREDA WATSON, WAYNE WEAVER, HAROLD WELCH, CAROLYN ROW 4 WHITE, GERALD WHITE, MARY LYNN WILKERSON, BOBBY WINSINGER, SHIRLEY WOODS, .IACOUELINE WRIGHT, PATRICIA YOUNGBLOOD, SYLVIA YOUNG, ZELDA Qi H . If-'fx A Steady Hand. MWETH GRADE K I nf' ' V, Q.. All .L XJ ,-I 'C v Ii iz , I T Y I E V .L K A 'V M In , -D an , A .. 1 1 h 4 Lf , If f 3 f, , ' 1 - , IM: ts, ,f 1 , ,,.,: ,.., 9, X . A ' A. as 1 I ia - 1 52:1 f g-I R , s , I 4: V 1, ,I , , 1., 1 .A A Z., ,I E . L, L I ' ' Q 'ft' .cali . , . ' AX A IN: Q E B-S. A I I 4 wr - I if 4. ' L 6 7, L fl xg US' I - Q, ' W X I X I Tvs 'I-4. bg -',..' 4...- ,-. Q. X .V . 3 Il' s Sixth Grade Favorites: Den ze Green, Wiiford Taylor I1 Q as ' .-us Q. ,f 1 ki One Hundred Tu enlx-Tex err I - -if Q., an - ... .,- 4 C mf' s D., MISS JO ANN GANDY Norfhwesfem louisiana State College Sixth Grade ROW I LINDSEY, BETTY LLOYD, SIDNEY LORRAINE, JIMMIE RUTH LOTT, EDDIE LOWE, EJGENE LOWE, LINDA LOWERY, MARILYN LUCK, TOMMY ROW 2 LUNSFORD, SANDRA MAHONEY, JULIA MANESS, RALPH MARTIN, BARBARA MCCANN, NELDA MCCOLLUM, MICHAEL WAYNE MCCOY, GLEN McDANIEL, JIMMY Row 3 Marlow, ARCHIE MELTON, EUNICE MENDENHALL, BARBARA M:LLER, JOHN MILLER, MARTHA ANN MILNER, MADELINE MINTER, LOIS MLMS, BARRY ROW 4 MITCHELL, JERRY MOORE, EDDIE MONZINGO, MARY MORGAN, DEWY NADRCHAL, LINDA OWEN, MIKE OWEN, SUE PARKER, NARVEL ROW 5 PATTERSON, PATRICIA PEEVY, GLENDA PENNINGTON,MILDRED VERNETTE DENIX, PATRICIA RERKINS, WANDA RLJLLIG, BOBBIE GRACE RAINVILLE, NANCY MARIE RAMSEY, CHARLOTTE LAJERNE ROW 6 REED, WAYNE REEVES, PHILLIP REEVES, SHARON KAY RIALS, ETHELENE ROBERTSON, DAVID ROBINSON, GLEN RODEN, DIANE SANDERS, MARY EVELYN ROW 7 SENN, LARRY SEXTON, DYANN SIMS, JIMMY SLACK, LYNDA SMITH, GALE SMITH, JIMMY SULLIVAN, PATSY TALTON, LINDA KAY ROW B TALTON, NORMAN ALVIN TAYLOR, PAULINE THOMPSON, LYDA PAYE THORNTON, HOMER LEE THRASH, JERRY TUCKER, JUDY VAN PEENE, JEANNE WALKER, BONNIE JEAN WW' MRS. R. O. MARTIN Dodd College Sixfn Grade MR. A, J. WARREN Cenienory College Sixth Grade .- 5, i ls.. ,ypgmfc x4 it , 8 if A ff, A , 5- L di .D XP? ! x L ' S I 2' ,T - Llif N.4 X, 'S Our llundnd 'luenlx-mmf f r S I l ' 11, -1 I Sixth Grade Favoriles: Sfudying cr Playing? Jimmy NlcD:nicl, Marsha Hoefeld ,K 'S wx ' .N 6 A, 5 ' A J YG Q F Row 1 5 ' Y ,fi R ,S ld JJJALQER, CHARLENE R F ' -' WALKER, JAMES LEROY ' H- WARD HARRJSON 3 WARD :um 'ff 'X ' WHJTE, Jum .. , - if , LNHJTE, LENETTE IX TH A ROW ' ,,. to 45- A '- WHJTE, SANDRA If . ' g ,,' WJLLJAMS, CAROL A , WJLLJAMS, SHARON A ' -4 ' A' WILSON, MOLLY M WJNGET, BARBARA GRA DE ROW 3 , WINKLE, JERRY ' Af. WOODARD, RONNY Q . ' A ,L A W, in WOODS, HELEN if J' '- in 'Q Z Q WORSHAM, JIMMY - J , -5- ,gf .. A WRENN, MELBA if FEI L- an ,gf IJEGLER, DOLLY I' .N ,, Evgen ax 1 ', SlXTH GRADE FOOTBALL-BACK ROW: Coaches Canerday and Bullock, SECOND ROW: .lim Connel, larry Burell, Mac Miller, Clifford Frazier, Homer Thornlon, Jerry Gloder, Ronald Hennegan, David Gloer, O. H. Haynes, Mike Owens, Buck Horn, Jerry Winkle, Jimmy McD:niefs, Eddie Moore, Mike McCollum, Jimmy Smivh, Thomas Stringer. THIRD ROW: Eddy Parker, Buddy Hall, Roben lee, Tommy luck, Glen Robertson, Norman Tnlfon, Billy Foukenberry, Billy Gray. Walter Anderson, Wayne Brown, Mike Kelly, Dickie Davis, Ronnie Woodard. FRON'l ROW: Sidney Loidd, James Walker, Edwin Greer, Jimmy Bolton, Jerry Everene, Bourbon Anderson, Eddie Lon, Jerry Mitchell, Pat Kelly 3 'Hr-' R- xi, ,ad-f' Ni q we ,un aff if EMENTS ?f'-1 Q E H if V ? 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SPO1'I1I1g Goods Hardware, Furniture, Building Supplies, Gift Shop 1 our llfestzrzgbozzse Dealef PHONE 2121 MINDEN LOUISIANA MINDEN BUILDING AND Br21Ck111 MOIOYS, IHC LOAN ASSOCIATION Youf Pontiac Studebaker and GMC Save 316 S10 or 320 per month Dealer I'OL1 OL1f0 101121 HVHICH IIISLIFC th gh t 1 t d Independenee Dollar for Dollm E Ch A S d LP T 510 0 5 ou Can I Beat a Pontuzc MINDEN LOUISIANIA 07 S th de , c M f . 1 Q ' 1,09 if is A A s 'Q , , N shares and start on the road to financial a mountl I s O O0 ,v , - , ' L B d y Min n, L Impenal Tzulors RUBERTS BR0 W N BUILDING MATERIALS CLEANERS HATTERS SHIRT LAUNDRY 311 soUTH BROADWAY 2240 d 1 48 d R H MILLER Mlms 81 Patterson INSURANCE Gulf Servlce Since 1890 Gasol e Ols Acccsso les PHONE 43 MINDEN, LOUISIANA PHONE 184 MINDEN, LA Q O K Ph Min en, L ' ' Phone 3 Min en, L ' ' T C I ' in - i - ' SANITARY DAIRY PRODUCTS INC Servmg Webster Parlsh PHONE 1325 110 SIBLEY ROAD MINDEN LOUISIANA Andress Motors Company, Inc SALES AND SERVICE P O BOX U1 PHONE 2321 MINDEN LOUISIANA . , . YOUR FORD DEALER Morgan 81 Lmdsey, Inc Clty Drug Store SC TO 3100 141 PHONES Store fof Your School Needs Mmden Loulslana Phone 530 Mlnden Loulslana PAT L WALLACE Caney Lakes FURNITURE North Loulslana s Flnest Playground GUARANTY FINANCE COMPANY C OB 805 d VIVIAN S House of Fashion PHONE 33 'J Ph 227 M d Al N Way Cleaners AND CIVITAN CLUB East S1de Cleaners I C O I - 1 1!9 'f . H 7 9 8.1 . . , . J. . Salmon, jr. V Concesxionaire Ph ne 78 P. . ox 967 A pg' 1- -V Q V Phone 3 Minden, Louisiana fs' N A W TQ I. : ' . . . -'4-3 Mm en, Louls V N' I L - 7 H4 Min en, L ' ' one 4 in en, Lo ' ' O West Brothers The Home 0 Qzmlzty Dry Goods 0 d L EMPIRE SOUTHERN GAS CO 1344 d JOY THEATRE Always A Good Show JGY DRIVE IN Sh epotR d Phoe126 hfld SHAW S Plumbmg and Heatlng Co 115 D r d ff f ' L' Ph Ph 47 Min en, Lo s Min en, 0 S 9 Pearl Street-Phone 87 P If 0 . ' ix' sf -Ph 842 rev r oa - n 6 Min en, L . L . Woodard-Walker Minden Lumber Co , Inc L1on S Club Tree Farmers d om an Lumber Manufacturers Heflln T ylor Lo lsxana THE BLOSSOM SHOP LAWRENCE SCRUGGS s y 1 W 11 Fl MENS FURNISHINGS 1002 d L C GARLAND REAIi3ijiUEAR The Home of F ze jeu elry THE BOX 127 N h B PHONE 12 MINDEN LOUISIANA MINDEN LOUISIANA I O ' 9 K S. bf ' f 'T 5, S' V J' -L' n- . a u. . a t it owen ' Ph Phone 119 Minden, L isiana Marjorie and Hazel Mm en' L If if I, U ort roadway Phone 988 LEAKEY'S INDUSTRIES PHONE 2097j or 2097 P MINDEN LOUISIANA MADDEN SUPPLY CO READY MIX CONCRETE MINDEN LOUISIANA 0 ms LARTEX INC WHOLESALE GROCER Mmdc LOUIS ana Gallaway and Carson Construcuon C RESIDENTIAL BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS DAY PHONE 2606 'NI GHT PHONE 60 XY 629 SHREVEPORT ROAD MINDEN LOLISIANA ff' Ph , R . Ph 172 FEED AND HARDWARE ROBINHOOD FLOUR ' n, ' i ' 0. ' 25 - ' CLEMENT-BRASWELL MACHINE AND FABRICATING WORKS Manu czcturers 0 Clement ' Dump Tmzlers SERVING THE THREE STATE AREA M Office FIISI Nato al B nk Bldg Shrc eport L Pho e 5 3456 Plant Sbley Road Mmden La P O Bo 746 Pho e 1384 THE WREN GRAY CONNELL MERCANTILE COMPANY AGENCY INC Q allty Pxece Goods INSURANCE P M W C Pe MINDEN HIGH SCHOOL MINDEN MINISTERIAL TIDETTES ASSOCIATION f ff ff' l f ' ain ' : ' in a ., v , a., n - J : i , ' , ., . . x , n , . Q1 ' ' U Ll Phone 14 Autom b'le, Fire, Ph 1 Hos italization, Inland arine, Life, ork men's om nsation l DAIRYLAND Webster Abstract Company Inc 7 HIGHWAY 80 FAS'I MINDFN LOUISIANA COURT HOUSE MINDEN LA LELAND MIMS BRIDGES USED CARS CLOTHING COMPANY DIXIE OVERLAND HIGHWAY THE STORE FOR MEN d PORTIA WINFORD S Pho 1191 d Ivy Sporting enter N SEI: US FOR ALL 1525 d HUNTING FISHING AND REPAIR NEEDS 4 5 bl y R ti d HQLLEYS Talton EIeCtr1C Apphance Company C0mPanY Your Kelvmator Dealer PHONE 2 PHONE 1316 Your Electrlcal Contractor S 1950 MINDEN LOUISIANA MINDEN LOUISIANA O ' 9 . , . . 1 q Mm en, L ana Min en, Louisia I ' c 127 orth Broadway I 1 . , Ph MIn en, L 13 i e oa Min en, L . O 9 O QQ ' ,Y YI ' inoe 7 5 Webster Printing Co., Inc. Publishers 0 f The Minden Herald and Webster Review eadquarter: or SCHOOL SUPPLIES, OFFICE FURNITURE AND QUALITY PRINTING OF ALL KINDS 116-118 Pearl St. Minden, L. john Sexton 8: Co. Manufacturing Wholesale Grocers P. O. BOX 5448 DALLAS 2, TEXAS Dean Glass Company Auto Glass Desk Tops Mirrors PHONE 1734 MINDEN LOUISIANA Ot1s F Minter CHIEF OF POLICE DIXIE STREET PHONE 2490 MINDEN LOUISIANA PHONE 658 720 LEWISVILLE MINDEN LA PEVY MOTORS 602 E Union St Phones 765 1208 MINDEN LOUISIANA Ellis Michael General Store PHONE 140 EAST UNION MINDEN LOUISIANA H f WEBSTER WHoLEsALE Jitney Jungle NG. 3 Phone 524 XV1111ams 81 Hicks Company McCor Lk Tractors ni Farm Mach nery Internato 1 Tr cks Refr gerat on MINDEN LOUISIANA HRUSKA Grocery 81 Market Dr nHrska Pop eto PHONE 2614 313 HOMER ROAD MINDEN LOUISIANA THAD S CAFE 0 North Broadway Phone 9122 LEWIS SHEET METAL WORKS 215 EAST UNION STREET MINDEN LOUISIANA Good Wfork Fair Prices W1I11am s EICCIIIC Appliances I 0111 Geneva! Electuc Dealev PHONF 78 MINDEN LOUISIANA Winham Motors Chrysler Ply mouth P O Bo 682 308 F Un on Phone 1051 M de Lo IS ana GREEN KLEIN EGGER FUNERAL HOME AND MONIJMENT COMPANY Carlos Green L J Klelnegger F E L T ' S MINDEN RADIO SERVICE 112 SOUTH PHONE 1153 MINDEN LOUISIANA Admiral R C A Victor O O I awi u , f' ri r mi 4 a L i ' ina u - i i S X . , 4 7 7 9 2 7 7 1 1 4 s 1 - 4 Minden, Louisiana ' O I , . I C - 7 f' . . .' . . . x I , .. i ' 2 in n, u'i 9 L I V , . I , - - 7' . i 7 Love's Service Station jACK'S Melody Shoppe WHOLESALE - RETAIL GASOLINE DEALER 107 SOUTH STREET PHON . Gas, Oil, Tires, Tubes, and Accessor'es i MINDEN, LOUISIANA PHONE 188 EAST UNION STREET '82 FRANKLIN S DRESS SHOP Smart Appaf el for lI7omen 102 N BROADWAY PHONE 7231 MINDEN Mayfair Cleaners L Inabnett INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 1110 MINDFN LOUISIANA 110 W UNION MINDEN HARRY BRIDGES Texaco Circle Service Howard Lumber Company Headquarters for Buzldmg Matefzal I 01 Ffffffwfff Dedle' 501 SOUTH STREET 7+ HOUR SERVICE Phone 1336 M nden Lous ana MINDEN LA F n l 7 'P I 4 . .. .f , LA. J. . . C Sta-Nu Samtone . , LA. H . . . , , .I H I . H . . .N . ' i , 1' i . , . When It's Flowers Say It Wztlo Flowers By Frazzer GOODWILL HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS Everylbmg or the Sportsman SOUTH STREET PHONE 1623 MINDEN LOUISIANA SHAW S STORE Staple and Fancy Groceries Garden and Field Seeds 124 SOUTH STREET PHONE 411 MINDEN LA 1ll1an ary s Shop LADIES READY TO WEAR PHONE 271 MINDEN O 8: E Mans Shop OsFMterj EdHGlley PEARL STREET PHONE 356 AMERICAN PIANO CO. Kimball-Gulbransen and other fine pianos Also Inexpensive Practice Pianos 114 W. MONROE ST. PHONE 390 MINDEN, LOUISIANA 11014 W. TINY TOGS Infants, Children, and Maternity Wear UNION PHO MINDEN, LOUISIANA NE 1916 MAGNOLIA Petroleum Company TOM K ALLEY F. L. Bishop, Agent MINDEN, LOUISIANA STANDARD CHEVROLET LQRENE'S MPA Y . CO N ' INC Ready-To-Wear zoo-202 EAST UNION MINDEN LOUISIANA LadIes and Children Your Chevrolet and PHONE 52 EAST UNION O1dsmobIle Dealer MINDEN LOUISIANA JONES KITCHEN CHILDS F1Sh Market IV e have Your Favorzte PHONE 1875 HOMER ROAD EAST UNION STREET M INDEN LOUISIANA MINDEN LOUISIANA ELZEN SERVICE PARTS CO Grocery and Market Automonve Parts Grocenes Meats Feeds M21Ch111C Shop SCFVICC M d M nd Lo 7 Herman jones, Owner PP ' If 206 South Broadway Phone 578 Phone 877 219 South Broadway in en, Louisiana i en' uisiana Cone 8: ohnson Farm Supply Feeds Seeds Fertlllzer Chlcks Samtatlon Products 721 EAST UNION STREET BOX O15 PHON Turner Brothers Lumber Co Offrce Pho e 711 Res dence Phone 706 C07 605 GLEASON STREET E MINDEN LOUISIANA DIXIC Street Cablnet and Furmture Shop Upholstermg Furnlture Cablnet Repzur B A I R D Serv1ce Statlon 351 SOUTH BROADWAY SINCLAIR PHONE zoo Automot1ve Electr1c Co Inc Automotlve Parts Supplles Tools Accessorles Phone 585 o 2127 M nden La FOMBY SIGN AND NEON SERVICE O ly Neon Man fact rer IH Mlnden Area Sales SCFVICC Erectlon PHONE 1550 MINDEN LOUISIANA Dutton Brothers AGENT CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Wholesale nd Retal Shre eport Road M nden Lo rsa Braswell Sand and Gravel Company, Inc SIBLEY ROAD MINDEN LOUISIANA 226 PHONES 655 9 9 l . 7 . n . 1 . , . . 3 -- 1 ' P. o. sf' 598 ' ' IF IT'S A SIGN . . . WE DO IT I, I ' - ' , n u u ' ' , 1' , . 9 a i f 1 .. v i , ll. i C1 ysml Clear Ice NORTH LOUISIANA Electrzcal Contractors Samuels and Tucker Phone 2345 A Prlvate Enterprlse 717 Shreveport Road A Dependable Nelghbor PINF ST PHONF 6 M1nden Lou1s1ana MINDEN LOUISIANA Ford s Gulf Serv1ce eters Garage Gulf Tlres Tubes and Accessorles Day and Nlght Service Road Service Da Ph e 21 Nghc Pho e 4 EstU Hgh Ph C 444 M nde L Tommy s Mclnms Insurance Service Agency EAST UNION PHONE 2737 PHONE 20 MINDEN LOUISIANA MINDEN LOUISIANA W F Beall Company E L L I S Mercbandzse for Less SC loc 25C M1nden Lou1s1ana South Broadway Phone 1822 Phone 1274 ff Q ,VI ., . , , , 301 . . . 70 9 3 ' J 7 . , . - . ' y on i n 89f 151 a nion I Dixie Overland i way I OU X i n, a. Y I ' n 9 Box 808 Phone 1917 1NvEsToRs L C STARR For the Life of Your Car GO GULF Frank B. Treat, Jr. Dzstrzbutor GULF OIL PRODUCTS TULLOS Sc TO 35100 Phone 404 Minden Louisiana Clty L1m1t Grocery 8: Market Pine Street Phone 9127 Mlnden Louisiana WEBSTER FREEZING AND STORAGE CO Phone 924 517 South Broadway STAR DRUG STORE Your Frzendly Serwce Store REXALL T M Huckaby Real Estate Insurance Drake Building Phone 1257 or 1868 GRAYSON S Ladles and Chlldren s Ready To Wear Phone 2972 Minden Loulslana , O O O ' , ' ' Q , . . Minden, Louisiana Ph nes 3 and 387 Minden, Lo ' ' 3 . , . , 9 Minden Auction, Inc. SALE EVERY TUESDAY Minden Loulslana Richard B Garrison TAX ASSESSOR Jack Batton s J 81 J Service Grocery Vending Machine SPCCIRIISI 1157 FLOWERS AND GIFTS J O Tom Edmonds Grocery Mlnden Floral 101 ELM STREET PHONE 1874 MINDEN LOUISIANA 129 N BROADWAY PHONE 101 C Q HOLLAND Modern Furniture 8: Appliance Company INSURANCE O E W h g Phone 836 AF 11419 Pl T Tad Minden Louisiana E y T PHONE 925 MINDEN LA U 9 , I Phone . . Little oe lxphant Owner Minden, La. ' 1 L 7 I O O . . . a man, Mana er rie f ace 0 r e as erms , 9 Ray's Grocery Market Call 1879 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simmons Sibley Road Minden, La. MARR'S Bendix Washateria Phone 1876 Sibley Road Minden, Louisiana HOLLIDAY S Dept Store Phone 1 0 125 N Broadway Children s Department Phone 617 Brown Goodwill Phone 409 Minden Louisiana HAMN ER S Grocery 81 Market Sibley Road Phone 1270 Hortman 81 McCary Esso Servicenter Phone 555 Minden La Magnolia Station Phone 878 524 S Broadway Minden Louisiana ohn s Drive In john McCowen jr Ou ner Phone 9132 Minden Louisiana 9 cs . f 3 Bishop 81 Pace J f ' , Best of Luck from REX THEATRE AND TOWER THEATRE L M WINEORD CONTRACTOR M d Street and Road Constructi in Cn, Lou X 'fc' L L QLNJC UI UQ We are proud to przni will W Mznden Hzgh School s Lx IN 7' Q pw 'X wk NLM M xii: KAW' GLRIG L Ov My xt, ,Juv em aftef yeaf 5 GN IW N KX wwf JOXUIYNAL PRINTING COMPANY P SHREVEPORT Nl- Ainm u QUADE'S STUDIO Makmg the Pzctures fof the 1955 GRIG Has Been A Pleasure A., 'A in, 1 qu Iv -K A ,f L, lim X Cxgrxx lr I ,X I I .If ' . N'-f 7 ' 1 -I I mu X 5 . 0 ' U XX . e I T . . . ,V . FJ 1 X QV' -AX t . 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WU fMft'f t'3L ' V Y cyfdmfwfff . lf Q 1 1 dlf the ot editing a yearbook is working with and getting t n w e many people who and In Its publlcatlon To Mr r hns patience and understanding ln every thung w ave undertaken to Mr Quade for answering our many calls no matter at what unopportune times they came to Mr Oluphant tor dlrectlng our ad sales campaign to the Shreveport Engraving Company and especially Mr Cobb for the advlce he has so graciously gnven us to the Journal Prlntung Company for their whole hearted cooperation to Mr Grambling for having hls camera always ready In any emergency to the ad solscltors for dolng such a wonderful 'ob of selllng them selves the Grlg and Mrnden Hugh School to the public to the businessmen of Munden for their Interest and and In financing this book to our teachers tor understandlng and smlllng when ey classes were Interrupted we say thank you XR- XR . 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