Minden High School - Grig Yearbook (Minden, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1956 volume:

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' ' ' '. 37 . 5i'1L:? - 7 ' ' fi-I , i g -:iiL , . - - .ll -e GQ!-fififfi zffl'-5Fli9P'i'M 1956 ETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY SIX DEN HIGH SCHOOL MINDEN LOUISIANA It is the desire of the Grig staff to bring you a complete story in pictures and words of the faculty, students, and events of the past school year. Through the eyes of the eight guides, you will recall teachers and classmates. The binoculars are also focused on special occasions, organizations, and sport activities. Without you, the students and faculty, there would be no book. You inspired the staff to work hard, you co-operated in making the pictures, and we hope you will use this book as a record of the 1955-56 school year. School is not just a word or building-it is a living, breathing mass of young Americans learning to live and work together . . . learning lessons from books and from the hearts and minds of others. As you turn through this book, heartwarming experiences will become unforgettable treasures, because the pages are alive with your pictures and the things you have done, so vivid that years from now you can look at The Grig, and it will represent Minden High School to you. These eight girls will take you on a tour through the nine eventful months of a school year at Minden High School. Acting as guides for the 1956 Grig are lseatedl Mary Nelson, Karis Robinson, Joan Andress, Margaret Powell, Sandra Carson, Linda Cox, lstandingt Jackie Batton, and Betty Sue Lewis. Q , . 'N . 1. 4' F I b n n ,u 1 A M 1 4 - 1 Q1 xl I KJ 4 an--f A. Ks 51: ff' ML' G I' if 7 'G ! . , J ar H507 'f A 1 ADMINISTRATION. . . I2 CLASSES . . . . 26 DAILY DOIN'S . . 48 ORGANIZATIONS . . 60 ACTIVITIES . . 84 ATHLETICS .... . . 100 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL . . . . 'I20 BUYING GUIDE . . . .I34 DEDICATION When We leove Minden High School oncl Think bock over our rnony pleosonT experiences here, our minds will hinge upon one preclonninonT chorcicTer, Mr. Willioms, whose every breoTh is for The vvelfcire ond hoppiness of The sTUolenTs. Becciuse mony of us hcive known no oTher high school principol, ond becouse we love him oncl opprecic1Te his sinceriTy, his pciTience, his unclersTc1ncling, vve oledicoTe This 1956 Grig To our principcil- MR. W. W. WILLIAMS my JEY1' s agua 5 ,, ,A f Sw JW? ming, D, ., ww. Q 4 'G-no-1 Qu.. JE' rf scifi :kr lnspeding the school plaque Sludying reporl cards 'RW -T vu if 1+-if Diclofing to Mrs. Williams Conferring with tha coaches uni!! 425 S HONORING I'd rather have their future praise than their present popularity. Because ot her deep concern tor the future happiness and success ot the boys and girls vvith whom she vvorks, Miss Smith leaves an imprint on the lives ot the students and alumni ot Minden High School. Not only the students regret to see her retire from active teaching, but also the busi- ness men vvho have enioyed employing her students. Because of her untiring efforts to improve the scholarship ot her students and the morale of the school, the I95o Grig is proud to honor MISS INA SMITH 'rs-.fp 'i Collecting money IH the lunchroom Checking with Mr Wllllams Teaching the typewriter keyboard Malung out the monthly reports 9 X 5 sw an xg, .r . K Q54 F Y A Ls 'Q ,329 1 I -, . w, ,g N gf V E , M I :WV E .s2w..,A.,,, Fw 1' ,sq U R My 4 R , ,hw x X vi 4 I 1 5' 1 -. . Hg - . 5 N Q f., JW iw, V Kd zz M M ., . .. .Y ilqfxmigg , , X H f'A' E QA A ' .1 A ,,1. Q . X BF' 23.21 4? 1 6 -WE.-,.:,-,. - ,.,.:: U K 2 2 .i Qc XX 16 3- ' vw ,- W w eilziff' f 73 4 '5- V5-iii: V. '--ui lap y, 74 if V . ng, A , 4' 4' IA mv? 1- 1 93 i 3 ,, rr. Yr Y sg! if Eggdiw- ' ' ' 'Qt K 1 is kj , ' Q , , 3' : . Nev- N 1...- - A ..':'-.fav .N M-.. f d 's-AJ ??-5 4 ini- N E' Lf 5 ..rz NW, I Vg. .:.. u,n l oo, on ' 0 ,.Q,.l ,Q . 24: , :gi 1 KARIS sees . . . Not o ut olso in the summer the behind-the-scenes work continues. only during the nine months ot scho I b The school boorol, mointenonce personnel, cofeterio supervisors, ond teochers ore constantly striving to better Minden High School in every possible woy. Though the words school ond student ore t ost becoming synonyms, neither would be in existence vvithout the ADMINISTRATION 1 A peek through the office window J S Issuing books Bell iime is near STANDING: Mr, R. O. Muchen, Assistant Superintendent, Mr. J. E. Pitcher, Parish Superintendent, Mr. R. I.. Manning, Assistant Superintendent. SEATED: Miss Sue Hefley, Material Center Supervisor, Mrs. Jeanette Bostick, lunchroom Super- visor, Mrs. Clovis Watson, Visiting Teacher. THEY PLAN FOR U Behind The scenes of This efTecTiveiy operoTing school is cz school boord composed of inTeresTed men ond women. These people ore consTc1nTly endeovoring To give The sTudenTs every ovoilobie fociiiTy Th:1T con oid in moking school oTTendonce o real pleosure. ln The posT severol yeors, The big problem of spocious buildings hos been greoTly reduced by The consTrucTi3n of vgrious schools oli over The porish. The school boord rises To meeT all The obsTocles ThoT The porish schools musT foce. Curriculo, personnel, ond mc:inTenc1nce ore iust 0 few of The mony problems ThoT have been meT ond conquered by The Webster Porish School Boord. WEBSTER PARISH SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. S. V. Fissel, Mr. Perry Brunton, Dr. S. M. Richardson, Mr. Stilman Willis, Mr. J. E. Harper, President, Mr. J. E. Pitcher, Superintendent, Mrs. larry Hunter, Mr. Truman Walker, Mr. l. C. Starr, Mr. E. W. Brown, Vice President. ff P' Mr. J. E. Pitcher, Webster School Superintendent -5' i- I .fab I . DWG, BACK ROW: Mr. Williams, Principal, Mrs. Henry Thorpe, Mrs. Herbert Owen, Mrs. Van Peene, Invitation Chairman, Mrs. J. Y. Littleton, Mrs. E. M. Woods, Hospitality Chairman. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Don Russell, Program Chairmang Mrs. C. C. Ford, President, Mrs. Milton Lambert, Vice President, THEY ENCOURAGE US The Parent-Teacher Association though national in scope strives to maintain a wholesome relation between home and school through its local unit. In addition to their monthly business meetings, they have special programs featuring invited guests as well as students. This organization is always willing to help the school and children. Each year funds and services are allotted tor the Junior- Senior banquet, clothes are provided for children who need them, and a representative is sent to Pelican Girls State. Through these proiects they are constantly showing their interest in the develop- ment of the whole child. BACK ROW: Mrs. James Biles, Mrs. Carl Ford, legislative Chairman, Mrs. Arthur Peaker, Junior High Room Mother Chairman, Miss Sadie Reynolds, Citizenship Chairman. FRONT ROW: Mrs. H. 0. West, High School Room Mother Chairmanp Mrs. Jack Batton, Health Chairman, Mrs. N, A. Dulaney. I5 we BACK ROW: Mrs. P. D. Holomon, Mrs. D. A. Roberts, Mrs. A. G. Hardy, Mrs. James Bolin, Magazine Chairman, Mrs. Milton Richardson, Scrapbook Chairman, Mrs. E. C. White. FRONT ROW: Mrs. George Rhea, Publicity Chairman, Mrs. R. A. M:Daniel, Budget Chairman. on ' -n ea 4' Ml. Williams, Mrs. Williams holding Jimmy, and Butch OUR PRINCIPAL D HIS SSISTANT Our Principal speaks: This is my fourth year as your principal. Looking back over those years makes me recall many changes and happy memories Our lovely new building, the new stadium, the new track, the added dressing rooms, and the new recreation room are just a few examples of physical changes that have taken place. These physical changes were made possible by the splendid co-operation of our Minden citizens, and to them we express our heartfelt thanks. Happy memories that l recall center around my pleasant associations with all members of our school family. This includes teachers, lunch-room personnel, bus drivers, cus- todians, and especially the students, lt is a pleasure for any school official to watch looys and girls grow into young men and women. During these four years it has been my privilege to watch a fine group of young students begin as freshmen and pass through the various stages of development to emerge as mature seniors. This, to me, is the great reward of teaching, And to our hard working Grig staff, our entire school family owes you a vote of thanks for another fine yearbook. W. W. Wlll.lAlVlS Mr, Williams v MRS. BESS BASKERVILLE Science, Mathematics Ng,-ghwugem S0519 Cgllggg louisiana Polytechnic Institute OUR TEACHERS ARE UNFALTERING LIGHTS, POINTING OUT THE WAY TO EAGER MINDS MRS. RITA CROWDER Physical Education louisiana Polytechnic Institute 'Q' MR. B. E. COOKE, JR. Vocal Music Freshmen learn science by experimenting. MRS. B. E. DAUGl'lDRlll MR. GEORGE DOHERTY MRS. GEORGE DOHERTY MR. MILTON FlETCHER Librarian Mathematics, Coach Speech, English, Spanish Bookkeeping, Mathematics l9Ul9lU'W 99 U lVe 5l'Y George Peabody College l-0Ul5iU'W l'0lY'9Cl 1lC lnslllufe Northwestern State College 18 gms! , ww .Iumors and Sensors learn algebra Determined typrsts. MRS AVlCE F FORET Chemistry Physns Northwestern State College ,S M l M FREY R MR ROBERT F GRAMBLING MRS CONNIE B, HARPER MR, SAM HARPER George Peabody College loursmna State Unxverslty loulsranu Polytechnic Institute Northwestern State College AMW 1 ,as- Enghsh Instrumental Must: English Industrial Arts ffgffq' V ' gi, 5, Q K 4 . Q Q 19 MISS JOYCE E HILLARD MISS MILDRED KELLY MRS MARY A KIRKLEY MR ARTHUR LANCASTER MRS EUGIE l LYON Physucal Education Englush Latun Home Ezonomucs Science Physlcal Educatuon Englush Louuuana State Umverslty Unuversuty of Wusconsun Louusnana State Unuversuty Northwestern State College Musslsslppl Southern College A vusutor through the halls of our school wull fund famuluar faces whose professuonal attutudes make M H S worthy of uts ratung Among the newcomers to the faculty roster thus year are Muss Kelly from Junuor Hugh Mr Lancaster, who declares that he us enuoyung hus furst year of teachung, Mrs Rushung, who thought she had bud farewell to teachung, but returned when the dormant feelung was aroused bythe enthusuasm of the students and beautuful new buuldung, and Mrs Crowder, who left Munden Hugh School several years ago as Ruta Hoffass Because there are goals to reach studyung becomes a more pleasant experuence through the fruendly and helpful ottutude of e FACULTY Nun K J Nu Les Mn PArRucK c NATION Nun Joe o ouunuuunr MRS NUWON D RUSPUNG Nun wAu'reuz c sususv Mgfhemqqlgg Physucal Educatuon Coach Mathematucs Druvers Traunung gfailxfmgogsxihilrgzi Mqthqmqngg lounsuana Baptust College Northwestern State College Centenary College State College Northwestern State College l---Q f n r Q r 1 I - . . ' I t .1 I 1 s lv , , J ,U 20 :Eh 'WNA 1 Mr. R. F. Hoffman Busses on parade DEPENDABLE . . . has been Mr. Hortman who for sixteen years has driven a school bus. He travels thirty miles twice daily to get his charges to school and home. Only ten miles of his route is black-top. Because the remainder of the route is dirt and gravel, it takes him one hour and fifteen minutes to travel it. Mr. Hortman said, During these sixteen years I have been absent only three days. I had an infected lip and had to use a substitute. He says he likes to talk with his children anal to watch their development from year to year. This l'll miss when I retire, said Mr. Hortman. Mr. Sam Angel 2 1 -'fs 1- 5,-::.5 fftx 531.27 WEBSTER X AND FAITHFUL Mrs. Ruth Malone has become an expert in cafeteria supervision through thirty years of experience. From 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., she plans and prepares food for a thousand students of Minden High and Junior High Schools. Seeing the students every day and watching them grow up keeps Mrs. Malone young in spirit, which is expressed by the twinkle in her eye. Every morning Mrs. Malone drives twelve miles from her home on Lake Bistineau to school. She says this contact with nature refreshes her and makes her ready for another day of work. Charlie Moore Merbia Jean Hamilton ev' 'R X sl for Xt sf--i QL1 Mrs. Ruth Malone Cafeteria force in action ,df-f A'X WARE? if MW 5 FIRST ROW: Charles lewis, Valedictorian, American legion Award, Bausch and Lomb Honorary Sciences Award, Anita Harkness, American legion Award, Sam Maxey, Salutatorian. SECOND ROW: Jack Moreland, D. A. R. American History Award, Donald Holcomb, Citizen of Year, 1955, Wiley Cameron, English Derivatives Award. Linda Davidson Wayne Gray Joe lnabnett Jeannie lindsey Dan Robinson Poetry Award Poetry Award Poetry Award Each year one can hear much about the various honors that are bestowed on outstanding students in athletics of all kinds. This is all well and good, but sometimes people are inclined to give more credit for awards of this type than for the scholastic awards. The Grig reserves a page each year for honors. These are not the honors that come from physical exertion, but these are the scholastic honors. Every person pictured on this page has been awarded an honor for some outstanding scholastic achievement. These honors should be very promi- nent in the minds of all, for they are won because a student really works to earn them. The honor page is not only for seniors, but for under- classmen as well. This page pictures each year the freshmen whose poems were accepted by the National Poetry Association. Each year the top ten students are selected according to their scholastic work. Other than the three pictured on this page, the honor students were as follows for l955: James Lynn Ford, Carla Faye Green, Elisabeth Heffelfinger, Donald Holcomb, Becky Jones, Linda Lee Mims, and Jackie White. Poetry Award Poetry Award I N-Q Charlotte Beasley Betty June Bryant Poetry Award Mary Smith Pat Smith Gracie Wilkerson Poetry Award Poetry Award Poetry Award i Edward Kennon Karis Robinson James Rhea love Perry Lowe Cecil Maxe Wonderful experiences, sleepless nights and days filled to the brim with learning are all good phrases describing Pelican States. The mythical forty-ninth state met in the fifteenth session in August, 1955, on the L. S. U. campus. The Minden delegation made quite a name for itself. The state office of Commissioner of Agriculture in both Boys and Girls States was captured by Edward Kennon and Koris Robinson. Completely dominating a state office is quite an accomplishment for any one school. Every delegate from Minden received many honors and offices. Sammy Maxey and James Lynn Ford, 1954 Boys Staters from Minden, served as counselors at the i955 session of Boys State. Minden High School was truly represented in all phases of Don Bloxom Ed Duncan Jackie Button David James lll y Jeannine Mobley Betty Rhea James Moorehead Jack Moreland B II Ternll 25 SANDRA sees . . . At the sound of a bell the students of Minden High come rushing forth. I've lost my admit slip! Are they going steady? and What are you doing tonight? are among the many quips heard in the halls every school day. In the social life ot the student body there is no strict distinction, but for academic reasons there are divisions of CLASSES SENIOR OFFICERS: Edwin leachmun, Vice President, Jack Moreland, President, Kuris Robinson, JUNIOR OFFICERS: Jimmy Cqmpbell, Secretary, Ed Duncan, Treasurer. ' I :'. F D W ,l,. EQ, , ,ji 5. KX Qlil ' 'n My J D55 - .i-gg Y : si . V. I Q? si S , s SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: George Rhea, Vice President Joe Morefund, Treasurer, Ray Davis, President, Pal Smirh, Secrelary. if ui X Treasurer, .Iimmy Johnson, Vice President, Joyce President. FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Goylen Pratt, Vice President, Lonnie Harper, President, Roslyn Word, THE SENIOR C TH D F First Row AARONS, HILDRED GAA '53-'56, Representative '55, '56, Aquacade '53, '55, Basketball '53-'56, Chair '54-'56, Girls' Glee Club, '53, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '54-'56, Future Teachers Club '54, '55, Synchronized Swimming Club '54, Homecoming Maid '54, Class Favorite '54, Pep Squad '54, Cheerleader '55. AARONS, MILDRED GAA '53-'56, Representative '55, Officer '56, Aquacade '53, '55, Basketball '53-'56, Choir '54-56, Girls' Glee Club '53, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '54, '55, Future Teachers Club '54, '55, Homecoming Maid '53, Homecoming Princess '55, Pep Squad '54, Cheerleader '55, Class Officer '54. ANDERSON, DORIS JEANE GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '55, '56. ANDERSON, MARTHA JEANETTE GAA '53-'56, Girls' Glee Club '54-'56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '53, '54, '56, Tide Talk Staff '55. '56, Poetry Award '53. Second Row ASHLEY, MARTHA ANN GAA '55, '56, Career Club '56, Latin Club '55, BAKER, JEANETTE GAA '53-'55, Basketball '53, Future Homemakers Club '53A'55, Future Teachers Club '54, '55, Library Club '55. BAKER, NEIL WEAVER Band '53-'56, Career Club '56, Tide Talk Staff '56. HAMBURG, CHARLES GLEN Third Row BATTON, .IACQUELINE DALE GAA '53-'56, Representative '55, Girls' Glee Club '53, Grig Staff '55, '56, Aqua- cade '54, Basketball '53, Band '53-'56, Officer '55, '56, Maiorette '54, Drum Maior- ette '55, '56, All-State Band, '55, Honor Band '54, Career Club '56, Officer '56, Future Homemakers Club '53, '54, Officer '54, Future Teachers Club '53, '54, Student Council '55, Officer '55, Pelican Girls' State '55, Class Officer '53, Homecoming Maid '55, Poetry Award '53, BLOXOM, DONALD ALISON Career Club '56, Grig Staff '56, Business Manager '56, Library Club '53, Pelican Boys' State '55. BOYER, SHIRLEY LORENE GAA '53-'56, Officer '56, Girls' Glee Club '54, Choir '56, Aquacade '54, '55, Basketball '53, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '53-'56, Officer '56, State Delegate '55, Future Teachers Club '53, '54, Synchronized Swimming Club '54, Swimming Team '53, Pep Squad '53, Cheerleader '54, '55, Homecoming Sweetheart '54, Beauty '56. BROWN, TOMMIE SUE GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '53-'56. Fourth Row BURCHAM, CAROL SUE GAA '56, Band '56, Career Club '56, 4fH Club '56. CARSON, SANDRA KATHRYN GAA '53-'56, Representative '55, '56, Girls' Glee Club '54, '55, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '54-'56, Officer '56, Parish President '56, Future Teachers Club '53-'56, Officer '55, Grig Staff '56, Leadership Conference '55, Pep Squad '55, '56, Student Council '54, '56, Tide Talk Staff '53, CHESHIRE, PEGGY RUTH GAA '53-'56, Aquacade '53, Band '53-'56, Career Club '56, 4-H Club '53-'56, Future Homemakers Club '55, '56. COX, NELWYN GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '54-'56, Library Club '53. 28 D W HIGH SCHOOL IN MAY First Row CRANFORD, DANNY RAY Career Club '56, Football '53-'55, Class Officer '53. DAY, KEITHA JANE GAA '53-'55, Band '53-'55, Future Homemakers Club '53-'55, Grig Staff '53, DEAN, JERRY LAVELLE Career Club '56, Baseball '53, '54t DUNCAN, EDWIN BUIE Career Club '56, Basketball Trainer '56, Football Manager '54, Trainer '55, Track Trainer '55, '56, Pelican Boys' State '55, Class Officer '56, Citizen of Month '56. Second Row FARROW, ELIZABETH RHEA GAA '53-'56, Aquacade '54, '55, Basketball '54, Career Club '56, 4-H Club '53, Future Homemakers Club '54-'56, Future Teachers Club '56, Library Club '56, Tide Talk Staff '56, Pep Squad '54, '55, Right Guide '55. FIELDS, JO MARLENE GAA '53-'56, Band '53-'56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '53-'56, Future Teachers Club '56, Student Council '53, Girls' Glee Club '53, Homecoming Maid '54, Poetry Award '53. FITZGERALD, JAMES EDWARD Band '53-'55, Career Club '56, Football '54, '55. FRASIER, SHIRLEY DALE GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, 4-H Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '54-'56, Future Teachers Club '56. Third Row FRYE, TOMMY Career Club '56. FULLER, SAMMIE WAYMON Career Club '56, Latin Club '53, '54. FULLER, WILLIAM LEON Career Club, 56, Library Club '53. GARDNER, BILL Career Club '56, Football '54, '55, All-District Football '55, Track '54-'56. Fourth Row GARRETT, PEGGY LuNELL GAA '54-'56, Basketball '54, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '54-'56. GILBERT, PATSY MARIE GAA '534'56, Career Club '56, Future Hornemakers Club '53-'56, Library Club '55, '56, Pep Squad '53, '54. GOODWILL, GEORGE RAMON Career Club '56. GRIGSBY, LEMUEL BENSON Career Club '56, Baseball '54-'56, Track '56. 29 THE SENIOR CLASS WHOSE A First Row GUTHRIE, MILDRED MAXINE GAA '53 56, Career Club '56, 4-H Club '53, '54, French Club '53, '54, Future Home- makers Club '53-'56. I-IALEY, MARILYN RITA GAA '55, '56, Band '55, '56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '55, '56, Future Teachers Club, '55, '56, Officer '56. HANSON, ROGER LEON Career Club '56. I-IICKS, CORA LEE GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '54, '55, Future Teachers Club '55, Pep Squad '55. Second Row JAMES DAVID, III Career Club '56, Future Teachers Club '54, '55, Leadership Conference '55, Louisiana Scholastic Press Association '55, Pelican Boys' State '55, Tide Talk Staff '55, '56, Officer '56. JARVIS, JACKIE GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '53-'56, Future Teachers Club '53-'56, Girls' Glee Club '53-'56, Officer 56, Student Council '54, JENKINS, JAMES DONALD Career Club, '56, Football '54, '55, Track '55. JONES, NED LOU GAA '52-'54, '56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '53, '54, '56. Third Row KELLY, MARY SUE GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, 4-H Club '53, '56, Officer '56, Future Homemakers Club '53-'56, Library Club '54 56. KELLY, RICHARD Career Club '56, Football '54, '55, Track '55. KENNON, FRANCIS EDWARD Career Club '56, Football '55, Future Teachers Club '54, '55, Latin Club '53, '54, Leadership Conference '55, Pelican Boys' State '55, Student Council '55, Tide Talk Staff '54-'56, Business Manager '56, Class Officer '53, Citizen of Month '55. KIDD, ANITA FAYE GAA '53-'56, Girls' Glee Club '53, '54, Choir '55, '56, Officer '56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '53, 54, Future Teachers Club '55, Tide Talk Staff '56, Teen-Age Book Club '54. Fourth Row KROUSE, .IANIE SUE GAA '53-'56, Band '53-'56, Career Club '56, 4-H Club '53-'56, Officer '53, '54, '56, Most Outstanding in Northwest District '55, State Winner in Citizenship '56, Execu- tive Council '53-'56, Future Homemakers Club '53-'56. LANGHELD, BOBBIE JEAN GAA '53-'56, Band '53-'56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '53, '55, 56, Officer '56, Future Teachers Club '55, Latin Club '53, Student Council '53, Home- coming Maid '54. LEACHMAN, EDWIN MICHAEL Career Club '56, Baseball '54, Football '53-'55, French Club '55, Latin Club '53, Student Council '53-'56, Officer '55, Class Officer '54-'56, Class Favorite '53, LEE, JOHNNY Career Club '56, Basketball '53, Foatball '53-'55, All-District Football '55, Track '54 56. 30 'wen' J Q ERE ORK AND PLAY First Row LEE, AUDIE LOVELL GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '54-'56, Pep Squad '53-'55. LEE, VANITA JOYE GAA '53f'56, Career Club '56, Girls' Glee Club '55, Choir '56, All-State Choir '55- Leadership Conference '55, Library Club '53-'55, Officer '53-'55, Student Council '56, Tide Talk Staff '56, Poetry Award '53. ' LEE, KENNETH WAYNE Career Club '56, Choir '53-'56, All-State Choir '55. LEWIS, BETTY SUE GAA '53-'56, Band '53-'56, Basketball '53, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '53-'55, Future Teachers Club '53-'55, Grig Staff '56, Student Council '56. Second Row LOWE, JERE LYNN GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '53-'56, Library Club '53, Student Council '56, Poetry Award '53. LOWE, PERRY JOE Career Club '56, Grig Staff '56, Pelican Boys' State '55, Teen-Age Book Club '54. I.OVE,..IAMES RHEA Career Club '56, Band '53-'56, Baseball '54-'56, All-District Baseball '55, Basketball '55, '56, Latin Club '54, Pelican Boys' State '55, Student Council '56. LUCK, MARIE ANNETTE GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, Choir '55, '56, Girls' Glee Club '54, Future Hame- makers Club '53, '54, Pep Squad '56. Third Row McCLINTOCK, SYBIL ALINE GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '54, '55, Future Teachers Club '55, M:CULLOUGH, WESLEY Career Club '56, Football '54. McEACI'IERN, A. C. Career Club '56. MADDEN, JAMES DAVID Career Club '56, Baseball '53, '54, Fourth Row MADDRY, ELIZABETH ANN GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '56, Girls Glee Club '53, Latin Club '53, '54, Officer '53, '54, Student Council '53. MANESS, SHIRLEY ANN GAA '53-'56, 4-H Club '54, Future Homemakers Club '54-'56, MARTIN, DON SCOTT Basketball '56. MAXEY, HENRY CECIL Career Club '56, Baseball '54-'56, Basketball '54-'56, All-District Basketball '55, Pelican Boys' State '55. 31 THE SENIOR LASS First Row MAYS, BARBARA ANN GAA '56, Career Club '56, Future Teachers Club '56. MENDENHALL, EARLENE GAA '53-'56, Band '53-'56, Maiorette '55, '56, Officer '56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '53, Girls' Glee Club '53, Leadership Conference '55, Class Officer '53, Homecoming Maid '55, Tide Talk Staff '56, Beauty '55, '56, Miss M. H. S. '56, MERRITT, NANCY CAROLYN GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '55, '56, Future Teachers Club '54-'56, Library Club '54-'56, Officer '54-'56. MILES, LARRY KIRTLY Baseball '53, '54, Football '54, Manager '55, Choir '55, '56, Track '53, Swimming Team '53, 4-H Club '53. Second Row MILLER, BERNICE GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '54-'56, Poetry Award '53. MOBLEY, .IEANNINE GAA '53-'56, Aquacade '54-'55, Career Club '56, Choir '54-'56, Officer '56, All-State Choir '55, Girls' Glee Club '53, Future Teachers Club '53, '54, Latin Club '54, '55, Officer '54, '55, Leadership Conference '55, Library Club '56, Louisiana Scholastic Press Association '55, Pelican Girls State '55, Pep Squad '55, Class Favorite '56, Student Council '54, Tide Talk Staff '53, '55, 56, Officer '56, Citizen of Month '55, MONZINGO, WILLIAM BYRON Career Club '56. MOOREHEAD, JAMES MARSHAL Career Club '56, Pelican Boys' State '55, Tide Talk Staff '54, Teen-Age Book Club '53, '54, Poetry Award '53. Third Row MORELAND, JACK WADE Baseball '55, '56, All-District Baseball '55, Basketball '54-'56, All-District Basketball '54-'56, All-State Basketball '54-'56, All-American Basketball '55, Class Officer '55, Class Officer '56, Pelican Boys' State '55, Class Favorite '55, Mr. School Spirit '56, Student Council '55, '56, Officer '56, Tide Talk Staff '56, Track '55, '56. MORGAN, HUEY P. Career Club '56. MURPHY, DONALD GLYNN 4-H Club '54-'56, Officer '56, Parish Officer '56, Track '56. NADRCHAL, DAVID Band '53-'55, All-State Band '53, Baseball '54-'56, Football '54, '55. Fourth Raw NELSON, BOBBY Career Club '56, Football '54, Manager '53, Student Council '54, '56, Teen-Age Book Club '54. NELSON, MARY LOUISE GAA '53-'56, Representative '56, Aquacade '56, Career Club '56, Future Home- makers Club '53-'56, Future Teachers Club '54-'56, Library Club '54-'56, Officer '54, '22, Louisiana Scholastic Press Association '55, Pep Squad '55, '56, Grig Staff ' , '56. NESBITT, MARTHA FAYE GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '55, '56. NEWSOM, MELBA LOUISE GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '53-'56, Latin Club '55. 32 THEIR DUTIES THEY 'i' NH are LEAVE FOR THOSE WH vu? C? l O ARE HERE TO STAY First Row OSBORNE, IRMA NELL GAA '53-'56, Representative '55, Basketball '53- Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '53-'55, Maid '55. PALMER, KATHERYN GAYLE GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, Girls' Glee Club Teachers Club '53-'56, Officer '54, '56, Pep Squad PEARSON, RONALD DWAYNE '56, Most Valuable Player '55, Pep Squad '53-'55, Homecoming 53, '54, Choir '55, '56, Future 53-'56, Teen-Age Book Club '54, Career Club '56, Football '53, '54, Library Club '56, PEEVY, L. C., JR. Career Club '56, Second Row PERRYMAN, WANDA NEL GAA '53-'56, Girls' Glee Club '54-'56, Career Club '56, 4-H Club '53-'56, Officer '54-'56, Executive Council '56, Future Homemakers Club '56, Latin Club '53, '54, Library Club '53. PEVY, CHARLES MACK Career Club '56, Officer '56, Football '54, '55, Latin Club '53, Student Council '55, Track '55, Class Officer '54, '55. PITTARD, GEN LENA GAA '53-'56, Aauacade '54-'55, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '53-'55, Future Teachers Club '53-'56, Library Club '54-'56, Poetry Award '53. RAY, BILLY Career Club '56, Third Row REED, BONNIE BURNS Officer '56, Pep Squad '54, '55, GAA '53-'56, Future Homemakers Club '54, '55, Latin Club '56, Library Club '55, '56, Librarian of Year '55. REEVES, HENRY ROGERS Career Club '56, Fcotball '53-'55, All-District Football '55, All-State Football '55, Student Council '56, Track '54-'56. RHEA, BETTY CLAIRE GAA '53, '55, '56, Representative '56, Career Club '56, 4-H Club '53, Future Home- makers Club '53, '55, '56, Future Teachers Club '53, '55, '56, Latin Club '55, '56, Officer '56, Library Club '55, Pelican Girls' State '55, Pep Squad '55, '56, Fair Princess '55, Homecoming Princess '54, Homecoming Queen '55, Beauty '55, '56, ROBERTS, CHARLES DOUGLAS Career Club '56, Football '54, Fourth Row ROBERTS, THELMA FRANCES GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, 4-H Club '53, Future Homemakers Club '54-'56, Future Teachers Club '56, Library Club '56, Pep Squad '54, '55, Poetry Award '53, ROBINSON, AUDINE Transferred '56, ROBINSON, KARIS DELL GAA '55, '56, Aquacade '56, Career Club '56, Girls' Glee Club '55, Chair '56, Future Teachers Club '55, Leadership Conference '55, Louisiana Scholastic Press Association '55, Grig Staff '55, '56, Editor '56, Pelican Girls' State '55, Student Council '55, '56, Officer '56, Parish Officer '56, Citizen of Month '55, Homecoming Maid '54, Class Officer '56, Class Favorite '55. RUSSELL, BARBARA VOLLRATH GAA '53-'56, Representative '55, '56, Aquacade '54, '55, Band '53-'56, Officer '56, All-State Bond '55, Honor Band '54, Career Club '56, Girls' Glee Club '53, Choir '54-'56, Officer '56, Future Homemakers Club '55, '56, Future Teachers Club '53-'56, Officer '55, Latin Club '54, '55, Leadership Conference '55, Louisiana Scholastic Press Association '55, Synchronized Swimming Cub '54, Officer '54, Tide Talk Staff '54-'56, Editor '56, Miss School Spirit '54, '55, Homecoming Maid '55. 33 THE SENIOR CLASS116 so AND R First Row SANDERS, JAMES Career Club '56, Choir '56, SHARMAN, ROY SKINNER, DOUGLAS LEE Baseball '54-'56, Football '52-'55, All-District Football '53-'55, All-State Football '55, 4-H Club '53, '54, Student Council '53, SMITH, JUDY CAROL GAA '53-'56, Band '53-'55, Career Club '56, Future Homemokers Club '53, Girls' Glee Club '53 Grig Staff '53, Homecoming Maid '53. Second Row SMITH, WILLIAM RAYMOND Career Club '56, STANFIELD. JIM LEE Career Club '56, Class Favorite '54, Poetry Award '53. STANLEY, LARRY ROGER Career Club '56, Choir '54-'56, All-State Choir '56, 4-H Club '53, '54, Library Club '53, '54, Tide Talk Stuff '56. STEWART, HARVEY Library Club '53. Third Row STRICKLAND, BILLY JOE Career Club '56. TAYLOR, CLEVE WADE Career Club '56, Leadership Conference '55, Louisiana Scholastic Press Association '55, Tide Talk Staff '56, Officer '56, TERRILL, BILL Band '53-'56, Baseball '56, Career Club '56, Football '54, '55, Pelican Boys State '55, Track '55, Teen-Age Book Club '54. TUCKER, JEFFREY LYNN Career Club '56, Choir '56, 4-H Club '56, Track '56. Fourth Raw TURNER. EDNA RUTH GAA '53-'56, Career Club '56, Future Homemakers Club '53-'56, 4-H Club '56. TURNER, JIMMY Career Club '56, WALDEN, KATHRYN JEANETTE GAA '53-'56, Representative '54, Aquocade '54, '55, Career Club '56, Future Homernakers Club '54-'56, Officer '55, Future Teachers Club '54, Girls Glee Club '53-'55, Officer '54, '55, Latin Club '53, '54, Officer '54, Library Club '54, Pep Squad '53-'56, Officer '55, '56, Tide Talk Staff '54-'56, Homecomfng Maid '55. WEAVER, MELBA GENE GAA '53-'56, Officer '56, Career Club '56, French Club '54, Future Homemakers Club '53-'56, Officer '56, Future Teachers Club '53-'55, Officer '55, Library Club '55, '56, Pep Squad '53-'56, Right Guide '55, '56, Tide Talk Staff '54-'56, Home- coming Maid '55. 34 WHO EACH WILL GO HIS SEPARATE WAY WHITE, JOANNE GAA '53-'56, Aquucade '54-'56, Student Director '56p Coreer Club '56, Choir '55, '56g Girls' Glee Club '5-4: Future Teachers Club '56, Library Club '53, Pep Squad '53-'56g Officer '56, Synchronized Swimming Club '54, Teen-Age Book Club '54. WILKERSON, LOUVONIA French Club '55p Future Horrremokers Club '52. WRIGHT, GERALD ELLIS Career Club '56. YATES, RICHARD Baseball '53-'56, All-District Baseball '54, '55p Basketball '55, '56, AYH Club '53, Y 77, '55, Tide Talk Stuff '56, Officer '56. Our school doys oll ore over now, For deor old Minden High we cheer, We leave them with O Sigh: For deor old Minden High, We pledge our faith, We'll sing 0 pledge before we go We pledge our love, For the love of Minden High. And now We Soy goodbyelu Shorthand! Shorthand! Which one? Seniors acting for the March of Dimes. TH First Row ADCOCK, RAY ALMOND, JAMES ANDRESS, JOAN ANGLIN, MARY VIRGINIA AULD, JIMMY BARNETTE, SANDRA BARRON, JUDY Second Row BATEN, BARBARA BECK, CHARLES BERRY, CHARLES BLAKE, RALPH BOLAND, CORRINE BOURN, CLARENCE BOYD, JOHN Third Row BRUCE, JEANETTE BURRELL, NANCY CAMERON, WILEY CAMPBELL, JIMMY CARAWAY, LINDA CHANDLER, SUE COOK, SANDRA Fourth Row COST, KARLA COX, LINDA CULPEPPER, TOMMY CUMMINGS, STELLA DAY, DOROTHY DEAN, LARRY EVANS, MABLE Fifth Row FARROW, TOMMY FORD, MOLLY FORD, PHILLIP FRYE, LAVONNE GIBBS, MARY GRACE GRIGSBY, JERRY GROUNDS, MONETTE 36 E JUNIOR CLASS THEY FORW E JOYS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF NEXT YE AR Fivsl Row HALL, CAROLYN HARPER, NOLAN HASTINGS, CHI CHI HEFLIN, GWEN SUE HINTON, DON HUNTER, VICKIE JOAN HUMPHRIES, JOYCE Second Row IRBY, BENTON JARRELL, RICHARD JOHNSON, JIMMY JOHNSON, JIM LAMBERT, JOY LANGHELD, LeVERNE LAY, JIMMY Third Row LYONS, MYRA LYONS, PATSY LOWE MCMICHAEL, KENNETH MILFORD, GARY MORGAN, JOHN MITCHELL, JO ANN MURPHY, WILBURN Fourth Row NASH, BOBBIE NASH, NORMA NORMAN, FRANKIE PEAKER, KEN PERRIT, KATHY PERRYMAN, REBECCA PEVY, ANDREW Fifth Row PHILLIPS, MICHAEL POWELL, MARGARET RABB, ROSE RAMSEY, ED RATCLIFF, JOE REEVES, DEANNE ROBERTS, LYDA 37 wx, THE JUNIOR CLASS First Row ROBERTSON, CAROLINE ROBINSON, MARCELEE ROBINSON, PAUL ROUSE, PROVIDENCE RUDD, MAX RUSHING, GINGER SALE, WILLIAM Second Row SIMMONS, YVONNE SKINNER, MARY .JO SLACK, DONALD SMIDDY, SAM SMITH, BILLY JO SMITH, CHARLOTTE SMITH, JIMMY Third Row STEWART, NANCY STILWELL, JUNE STONECIPHER, V. D. TAYLOR, CASSIE TAYLOR, JO ANN THOMAS, GLEN TURNER, JANIE SUE Fourth Row VAN PEENE, ANNETTE VOLENTINE, NELLIE WALKER, JUDY WATTS, JACKIE WEAVER, NETTIE WELCH, LINDA WHITE, BENNY Fifth Row WHITE, JIMMY WINFORD, GEORGE WINFORD, JIM WINKLE, PATSY WOODARD, JEANETTE WRIGHT, BETTY 38 ONE HUNDRED FOUR PICTURES HE REBEGINS THE SOPHOMORE CLASS 41 .ST 35 A198 First Row BAKER, ELLEN BARNETTE, LEE BARRON, RITA BEASELEY, CHARLOTTE BOLIN, MAY BETH BOOTH, BILLY JOE BOYCE, JANNELL Second Row BRAZZEL, RONNIE BROWN, PATSY BRYANT, BETTYE JUNE BULLARD, MARY BURTON, CARROLL BURTON, FREDDY CHEATHAM, SAMMY Third Row COLEMAN, SHIRLEY SUE CONKRIGHT, BILL COOK, BILL COX, NANCY CRAIGHEAD, BILLY CRANFORD, CHARLES CROWNOVER, RALPH Fourvh Row CRUMPTON, ROBBIE CUNNINGHAM, KAY DAVIDSON, LINDA DAVIS, RAY DUGAN, DIXIE DULANEY, JOHN FARROW, PATRICIA Fifth Row GARDNER, MARY FRANCES GARRETT, RICHARD WAYNE GLAZE, JOHN WAYNE GREENE, JIMMY HAIR, MERRILL WAYNE HARDY, JO ANN HARPER, CATHLEEN 39 TH Fits! Row HARPER, NORMA HARVILLE, ANDY M. HAYES, MARTHA HEARN, LEON HILL, MARTHA HODGES, A, C. HOENKE, CHARLES Second Row HOLCOMB, BETTY HUDSON, JOHNNY HUNTER, ROBERT INABNETT, JOE JACKSON, JANE JARVIS, ASHLEY JEFFERS, DIANE Third Row JONES, FLOYD JONES, MARGARET KIRKLEY, MARGIE LEE, ROBERT LILES, BOBBY LINDSEY, JEANNIE LOWE, MYRA Fourfh Row LUCK, JOE LYONS, BOBBY LUMPKIN, EDGAR MAJOR, GARY MAYS, ANN MCCRARY, DOUGLAS MCCULLOUGH, GRACE Fifth Row MCDANIEL, GENE MCFARLAND, HARVEY MILAM, BEVERLY MILLER, BARBARA LOUISE MILLER, CAROL MILLER, CAROL ANN MILLER, WANDA 40 E SOPHOMORE CLASS wHo ARE MAKI -cp. K' rn 419' QC.-7 7 5 xl ,4- ,...- +A L Q ,N fx! 4 cz! 412 7 ,AA I ,fc- -my ,. an Q!! ff! 1. X 1 ,Aj 'sua I ..,f NG PL ACES FOR THEMSELVES THROUGH DEPENDABILITY , 'ls lf' yd' .M 9-w...,. ga-fp' 44' .uf 'B 3' nf? 'A at A 'Sip ,-Q ,Q Gr! 1f '!' ,4-es.. 4 ,LD i 5 ,Je 4211? First Row MILNER, MARLIN MONZINGO, LINDA MORELAND, EDD MORELAND, JOE MORGAN, ALICIA LOUISE MULLINS, PAT NORMAN, JACQUELINE Second Row NORWOOD, JERRY OWEN, SANDRA PARKER, CHARLIE PARKER, WAYNE PARKS, CARL PATRICK, WILLIAM ERNEST PEARSON, PAULA Third Row PHILLIPS, PAT POOL, RACHEL PRESCOTT, BILLIE JEAN RHEA, GEORGE RICHARDSON, SANDRA RILEY, SAMUEL ROBINSON, DAN Fourth Row RUSSELL, ANNE JANE SAWYER, MARTHA SEARLES, HATHIA SMITH, MARY SMITH, PAT SPEARS, JOHNNY SPITZFADEN, JUDY Fifth Row STONE, MARY STOVALL, DOROTHY JEAN SWAIN, SHERWOOD TALTON, BILLY JACK TASH, GEORGE THARPE, BARBARA THORNTON, PAT AI TH First Row THRASH, RICHARD TUGGLE, BETTY TURNAGE, CHARLOTTE VOORHIES, JACK WAINWRIGHT, ROBERT WALKER, WANDA WARD, LEWIS Second Row WARREN, LILA MAE WATTS, JIMMIE WHITE, BONNIE WHITE, LARRY WHITE, LINDA WILSON, ELMER WOODS, PEGGY Third Row WOODARD, HOMER YOUNG, DALTON YOUNGBLOOD, DELORES 42 E SOPHOMORE CLASS AND LEADE 'R wah Sherman Allen, Donald Ray Eager, rg -I 3? -tvs' ,N K 5 f x N ,fr l 5 Bobby Bartley w-..-'S HIP IIE 5 E C First Row AARONS, AUDREY ALFORD, KUMA ANGEL, SAMMY ASHMORE, PEGGY ATCHLEY, BARBARA ATKINS, LINDA BAILEY, DAVID Second Row BARNARD, HARVEY BARNES, BIRDIE BARNES, RUTH BERRY, RICHARD BILES, JAMES BILES, JAN BOLIN, JAMES Third Row BRAZZELL, JERRY LYNN BRIDGES, JACK BRIDGES, MARY BROWN, MARY CELESTE BRYAN, LENORA CAGE, THOMAS CARTER, EZRA Fourih Row CHEATHAM, LINDA CHISM, JUDY DANIEL, PATRICIA DANIELS, EILEEN DAVIS, JACKIE DAVIS, JAMES DAVIS, LOUIS Fifih Row DAY, PATSY DIXON, WILLIE ELKINS, JACKIE EVANS, DAVID FAULKENBERRY, BONNIE FITZGERALD, GERRY FRAZIER, REAGAN 43 LASS ,J TH Firsi Row FRYE, DWAYNE FUNDERBURK, LORENZ GARLAND, JAMES GAY, SHARON GREER, NELL GUTHRIE, SAMMIE HARDY, MARY FRANCES Second Row HARKNESS, DOUGLAS HARPER, ELIZABETH HARPER, LONNIE HAYNES, RONALD HEARN, LARRY HENDERSHOT, DOROTHY HODGES, DONALD Third Row HODGES, ELNA HOEFELD, OREE HOLOMON, PERCY HOPKINS, JAMES HORTMAN, ALTON HOUGH, MONTY HUCKABY, JERRY Fourth Row IVY, CAMILLE JARRETT, JIMMY JOHNSON, J. M. KELLY, MARGUERITE KENDRICK, LOYRECE KING, LINDA SUE KROUSE, CLIFFORD Fifth Row LAIRD, MARY ANN LANGHELD, BARBARA LANGHELD, LOTTIE LANGLEY, JOE LANGLEY, TOMMY LEE, JANICE LEWIS, LINDA 44 ESHMAN CLASS ONEHUNDR SEVENTY-THREE STRONG AND CAREFREE -l I ' f , .. n y' - I .W M. .. Q M ,- I . Q ' I I p - ruff? ,r , 45 ii I 'I .V ' ' U if , if '-1' Q' I x Q J X D H N, E nf . -:- H I -F, 4 J . v 5 f f A J I J I J I , y MM S ,ryvqi .,:.. f '. .JE p-1 . . .2 -r ' .... ' 1 H- i , A f L . ,ga an S gf' . I 'U' .paw --wi? Firsi Row LILES, BETTY LINDSEY, ALLEN DALE LINDSEY, MERT LLOYD, KEITH LOWE, GROVER LYLE, CAROLYN LYONS, BARBARA Second Row MCDADE, ZANNIA LOU MCEACHERN, .IANIE SUE MCEACHERN, JOYCE MCINNIS, JOHN MCLEMORE, W. F. MADDEN, CHARLES MADDRY, JAQUETTIA Third Row MASON, RODNEY MAXEY, FRANCES MAYS, JAMIE MELTON, JOHN MELTON, NELDA MERRITT, WANDA MILLER, LEONARD Fourth Row MILLER, SHIRLEY MILLER, TRAVIS MOBLEY, ROY MONK, LINDA MOORE, INA DELL MOORE, PEGGY MORGAN, JERRY Fifth Row MOUSER, DAVID MURRAY, LARRY NADRCHAL, JUDY NATION, ANNETTE NEWSOM, BARBARA NORRIS, JAMES NORRIS, LINDA +- Fini Row ODOM, SAMMY OUZTS, ANITA OWEN, BILLY JACK PAUL, LARRY PEEVY, SHIRLEY PHILLIPS, BETTY JO PICKETT, BETTY Second Row POOL, ROGER POWELL, TOMMY PRATT, GALEN PRESTON, DARRELL RAY, JERRY REEvEs, GENETTA REEvEs, JIMMIE Third Row REEVE5, WAYNE REID, RICHARD ROBBINS, ELIZABETH ROBERTS, GLORIA ROBERTS, JERRY ROBERTS, PATRICK ROBERTS, PHYLLIS Fourth Row ROBERTSON, JOSEPH ROBINSON, ANNA ROWELL, BETTY JEAN RUSHING, LINDA RUSSELL, GAIL RUSSELL, SHARON SAMUEL, SAMMY Fifth Row SCRUGGS, LARRY SEARLES, CECILE SIMOLKE, BETTY SIMOLKE, BEVERLY SIMOLKE, JANIE SLACK, J. D. SMITH, ANN 46 First Row SMITH, CLARINE SMITH, DALE SMITH, EVELYN SMITH, SANDRA SPITZFADEN, CATHERINE STRINGER, .IUANDA STUART, LOUISE Second Row SWAIN, EDWARDENE SWAIN, YVONNE TALTON, JERRY THARP, WAYNE THOMPSON, SHELBY THORNTON, DOVYE THORNTON, JEWEL Third Row TUGGLE, MADELINE TURNER, HARLA TURNER, TOMMY UNDERWOOD, DORIS VOORHIES, JERRY VOLENTINE, HELEN VVAINWRIGHT, DONALD Fourth Row WALKER, JOHNNY WARD, JAMES WARD, REGGIE WARD, ROSLYN WEAVER, DOROTHY WELDON, BILLY WEST, GLORIA Fifth Row WILLIAMS, CONNIE WILLIAMS, GLEN WILKERSON, GRACE WOODS, HALLMAN ZACHERY, BELLE LINDA sees . . . With oll the goings on ot Minden High School, o student hos little time to become bored or lonesome. Brightly striped 'ltolion shirts ond felt skirts bedeck the girls during school hours. Boys with tlot-tops, norne-belts, ond lovender shirts odd color to the goy scene. 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K AQ Nerves are on edge Say ah ! f S .,,--H..-2 Lal M JACKIE sees These Three words ore hedrd dImosT every dcy ID Minden Hzgh ool S dent Councul F T A F A G A A ond Trde suggesT d few of The VOFIOUS clubs From early bepTember To Iote Moy The sTudenTs OT Minden Hugh ore busy vvlTh dunes of Thelr GAN 0 60 . 4 ,. Vy ti' ,W ff we , K T N? use L A T ' Come To order! I lvl F Sch . Tu ', . . ., .H. ., . . ., ' TTes X U R I Z A T I N S Does your robe fil? M. H. S. Band at half-time Sing Ihis note. Hun? Future feachers off to dufy. W U3 4 Y, any S new as r ,Sv 3. Mmm-rl et! ' FIRST ROW: Jere lynn lowe, Ellen Baker, linda Cox, linda Atkins, Elizabeth Haper, Karis Vanita lee, Marcelee Robinson. THIRD ROW: James Rhea love, lonnie Harper, Reggie Ward Robinson, Janice lee, Sandra Owen, Annette Van Peene. SECOND ROW: Kay Cunningham, Bobby Nelson, Ray Davis, Dwayne Frye, Jimmie Johnson, Charles Berry, Ed leachman, Judy Nadrchal, Sandra Carson, Jack Moreland, lyda Roberts, Betty Sue lewis, Joe Moreland, Douglas McCrary. Committees at work. TUDENT , COUNCIL v ' All in favor say aye .... If while passing by Room 2, one hears these familiar words it is a good sign that the council is at work voting on a proiect such as the Sweetheart Ball, Citizen of the Month, Student Directory, Pencil Machine, or a Clean-Up Campaign. President Jack Moreland, also Webster Parish president, calls for volunteers from the 29 members to serve on the various committees which assume responsibility for each proiect. Members and officers of the Student Council are chosen by the student body in the fall and spring, respectively. During the season, officers, along with Mrs. Kirkley, council advisor, travel to state and parish council meetings. One of the most important projects of the council is the Citizen of the Month. At the end of each month three students are nomi- nated by the council and voted on by the student body. To be selected for this honor, one must possess qualities such as leader- ship, scholarship, and honesty. The Sweetheart Ball is another proiect that has become very popular with the student body. lt is a non-profit dance put on solely for the enioyment of the students. Only with the aid of the faculty advisors may the council function properly. Mrs. Kirkley and Mr. Williams are always on hand to give advice and guidance. Minden High School has every right to be proud of its student council and the work which it performs. Charles Berry-Vice President linda Cox-Treasurer Kay Cunningham-Parliamentarian Karis Robinson-Secretary Jack Moreland-President Citizens of the Month: Karis Robinson fOctoberJ Ed Duncan State Delegates: Kay Cunningham, Mrs. Kirkley, fDecemberJ, James Rhea love Uanuaryj, Jeannine Mobloy linda Cox, Karis Robinson. Faculty Advisors: Mrs. Kirkley, Mr. Williams. lNovemberJ. H 'F , 5 . 'ff 'Q' ' WL. .5 Q27 is BACK ROW: Mary Nelson, Mary Frances Gardner, Kathryn Gardner, Kay Cunningham, Monette ROW: Reagan Frazier, Betty Rhea, Sandra Richardson, Cecile Searles, Cassie Taylor. FOURTH Grounds, Bonnie White, Pat Brown, Shirley Frasier, Elizabeth Farrow. SECOND ROW: Mrs. ROW: Doiores Youngblood, JoAnne White, Sandra Owen, Ginger Rushing. FRONT ROW: Baskerville, Hathia Secrles, linda White, Camille Ivy, Thelma Roberts, Marlene Fields. THIRD Ann Mays, Judy Barron, Cathleen Harper. FUTURE TEACHER OF AMERICA OFFICERS: Annette Van Peene, Patsy Winlile, Judy Barron, Marilyn Haley, Sandra Owen, Gayle Palmer, Cassie Taylor, Joan Andress. Fgir Bggth Mrs. Baskerville, Sponsor Ann Mays with the scrapbook The Mary Bell Future Teachers Club has had its charter for four years, during which time it has improved in numbers and in quality. Under the guidance of Mrs. Bas- kerville, it sponsors every year the observ- ance of American Education Week. The main purpose of this observance is to encourage parents to visit the school, and the Future Teachers act as hosts for the occasion. Other highlights of the week for 1956 were participation in educational pro- grams, posters placed over the city, and a display in a downtown shop window. The outstanding feature for all the mem- bers has been teaching at E. S. Richardson School at different times. Preparation of a Fair Booth, which received a ratingw Excellent--, also helped provide an oppor- tunity for training in the teaching profes- sion. Speakers, including ministers, school officials, and retired teachers, have been guests of the club. For leadership, efficiency, and initiative, the club gives special recognition to Patsy Winkle, Kathryn Gardner, Ann Mays, Sandra Owen, Cathleen Harper, Marilyn Haley and Annette Van Peene. Ralph Blake, Patsy Winkle, Sandra Carson, and David James tell the Kappa Gamma about future teaching. 65 1 wi 'S T. Hey, girl, did you see those great big mirrors and the Venetian blinds in the dressing room? Even the gym office got a new coat of paint! This lively conversation reflects one of the projects recently completed by the G. A. A. Other than proiects, the G. A. A. council plans and directs intramural activities such as basketball, speedball, and shuffle board tournaments. The annual beauty review and fun night are also sponsored by the council. ln addition to physical education classes, M. H. S. girls learn the value of sportsmanship through OFFICERS: Mary Jo Skinner, Vice President, Mildred Aarons, President, Hathia Searles Reporter, Melba Weaver, Treasurer, Shirley Boyer, Secretary. THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVES: linda Atkins, Jeanette Woodard, Hildrad Aarons, Barbara Russell, Betty Rhea, Joyce Humphries, lyda Roberts, Ellen Baker. Class representatives inspect the agenda. Mrs. Kirkley and Mrs. Watkins relax. We are the Future Homemakers of America . . . begins the creed spoken by the l75 members of the F. H. A. at their meeting every month. Headed by Sandra Carson, who is also Webster Parish president, these girls carry out proiects to improve skills in homemaking and to develop leadership. Also serving as a parish officer from Minden is Dorothy Day who holds the office of vice president. This year, Mrs. Watkins and Mrs. Kirkley, club sponsors, and several members of the local chapter attended the state meeting in Alexandria, Louisiana. The delegates returned with new ideas concerning program-planning and F. H. A. history. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS:-BACK ROW: Joyce Humphries, Dorothy Doy, Marcilee Robinson, Rose Robb. FRONT ROW: Melbu Weaver, Sandra Owen, Shirley Boyer, Jeuneile Woodard, Sandro Carson. SIUDENT TEACHERS: Frances Baxter and Ann Riser. v-1.- , I---Q '-- 67 1 'A -. -Q..-1,-NM..-.. V 'dl I lmon 5- Guining sewing skills Roses for the hospital Off Oo Alexandria F. H. A. CREED We ore the Future Homemokers of Ame-rico We foce The fufure vvith worm couroge And high hope. For we hove the clear consciousness of seeking Old ond precious volues. For we ore The builders of homes, Homes for Arnerico's future. Homes where living will be The expression of everything Thor is good ond foir. Homes where Truth ond love ond security ond foith Will be reolities, not dreomsf' ..-.1 'rl learning to be good cooks are Melbu Weaver, Patsy Gilbert, Shirley Boyer, Ned lou Jones, Peggy Garrett, Shirley Maness, Thelma Roberts, Barbara Mays, Govd cooks! Gbod food! Shirley points out her favorite skirt pattern Planning a program g....-- -i' LIBRARY CLUB Forty of Minden High's boys and girls belong to the Teen-Age Library Club. Each student works ten hours monthly in the Junior and Senior High School libraries. Members plan programs centered around books and reading that will help them to be more efficient library assistants and work toward being named Librarian of the Month, a coveted honor. Many times students who have gained experience in the high school library are able to earn extra money working as assistants in college libraries. Being a junior librarian may also lead to a career in library work. This field has many opportunities abroad as well as here in the local realm. OFFICERS Carolyn Merritt Bonnie Burns Reed, Pat Smith, T. A. B. Delegates to Baton Rouge are: Patsy Gilbert, Jeannine age. Mobley, Carolyn Merritt, Mary Sue Kelly, Thelma Roberts. OFFICERS lstandingl Kathy Perritt, Sandra Richardson, Joe lnabnett, learning English Denvuta as Annette Van Peene, Douglas M:Crary, Kay Cunningham, Joy lam- bert lseatedl Cassie Taylor, Betty Rhea, Patricia Mullins. In order to learn the everyday use of Latin, a club is organized for the Latin students. Plays which describe the prac- tical uses of Latin, catchy songs, and games are enjoyed by the club. The bulletin board in Miss Kelly's room usually displays a picture depicting a Roman scene, while the chalkboard is covered with Latin phrases. The English Derivatives Award is sought by all those who take Latin. It is looked upon as one of the highest awards given in Minden High School. 72 BACK ROW: Mary Nelson, Kathy Walden, Lovell Lee, Marcilee Robinson, Linda Lewis, Jo Ann White, Cora Lee Hicks, Frankie Norman, lyda Roberts, Melba Weaver, Margaret Powell, Sandra Barnette, Gen Pittard, Thelma Roberts, Mary Frances Gardner, Carolyn Lyle. SECOND ROW: Lindo Welch, Lavonne Frye, Ellen Boker, le Verne Langheld, Harla Turner, Jewel Thornton, Annette Van Peene, Betty Simolke, Kathy Perritt, Pat Smith, Elizabeth Farrow, Charlotte Turnage, Sandra Carson, Elizabeth Harper, Patsy Day. THIRD ROW: Joyce Humphries, Beverly Simolke, Sharon Gay, Marguerite Kelly, Jan Biles, Hathia Searles, Bobbie Nash, Connie Williams, Linda Davidson, lrma Osborne, Zannia Lou McDade, Judy Spitzfaden, Shelby Thompson, Bonnie Faulkenberry, TIDETTES AND Yea Red! Yea White. . . . This isn't only a favorite yell of the TIDETTES, but also the color of the 86 bright uniforms that can be seen at all of the Tide's performances. Every Tuesday and Thursday nights during football season, Kathy Walden, president, and Jo Ann White, marching captain, lead the squad through drills and routines. This year the CHEERLEADERS boast a set of twins-Hildred and Mildred Aarons-and Shirley Boyer, Jeanette Woodard, and Mary Jo Skinner. These five girls lead Tidettes and students in yells to spark the Tide to victory. A good team is made better by the amount of enthusiasm which its supporters have. Yeo Red! Yea White! Yea Crimson Tide! Fight! Fight! Fight! These words will always echo in the minds of the Tide Boosters. 73 Linda Cox. FOURTH ROW: Rose Rabb, Cassie Taylor, Jacqueline Norman, Jannell Boyce, Jeannie Lindsey, louise Miller, Charlotte Beasley, Gayle Palmer, Linda Caraway, Linda Atkins, Betty Claire Rhea. FIFTH ROW: Camille Ivy, Cecile Searles, Providence Rouse, Carolyn Hall, Joy Lambert, Chichi Hastings, Mary Grace Gibbs, Judy Walker, Barbara Langheld, May Beth Bolin, Annette Luck, Carol Ann Miller, Sandra Owen, Jo Ann Mitchell. FRONT ROW: Ann Mays, Ginger Rushing, Linda Rushing, Charlotte Smith, Yvonne Simmons, Cathleen Harper, Judy Barron, Nancy Cox, Libby Robbins, Judy Chism, Jamie Mays, Maggie Ferguson. CHEERLEA CHEERLEADERS: Jeanette Woodard, Mildred Aarons, Mary Jo Skinner, Hildred Aarons, and Shirley Boyer. 2 ' . fy: ' 5 If ' 1' ' I' if ' 2 ig: ,fr s y w 1, ,.,, ' '-.ws ,r c, .7 Y 025 7.1.0 iv 152 sea- FAIR BOOTH-Jackie Button, Karis Robinson FUTURE SECRETARIES: Mary Nelson, Belly lewis, Hildred Aaro OFFICERS. Donald Jenkins, Jackie Ballon, Mack Pevy. CAREER CLUB Through the Coreer Club, seniors of Minden High School con peer into the world of business. lndustry field trips, coreer clinics, ond personol interviews with businessmen ore orronged for those who seek business knowledge. Other services ovoiloble include optitude tests ond guidonce resource moteriol. The Minden Chomber of Commerce co-operotes with the sponsor, Mr. Box- ley Thomes, in plonning the field trips ond other interesting Coreer Club octivities. ns, Sybil McClintock, Vaniia lee, lel's go Io College! Jere lynn lowe, Shirley Boyer, Mr. Thames, Irma Osborne. 2 'W---M.. W, W...-.....,, W... Wusmm MERRY MELODY MAKER . . . are the forty-tive students who are studying piano. Wherever one goes he is sure to find one ot these young artists using his talent to entertain or to accompany some other artist. Many of them play regularly for the churches and clubs in the city. At the organ consoles of the First Presbyterian and the First Methodist churches may be found Kay Cunningham and Karis Robinson. This training in music becomes a per- manent value in the lives ot the students. BACK ROW: Paulo Pearson, Caroline Robertson, Kay Cunningham, linda Monzingo, Frankie Norman, Elmer Wilson, Monette Grounds, Bettye Ann liles, Phyllis Rob- erts, Hothia Searles, Bonnie White, Fred Burton. SECOND ROW: Mary Frances Gardner, Ralph Blake, Janie Simolke, Sandra Richardson, Jim Winford, Patricia Mullen, Shar- ron Russell, linda White, linda Sue King, larry Scruggs. THIRD ROW: Carol Ann Miller, Margaret Jones, David Bailey, Wanda Walker, Ruth Barnes, Gloria Roberts, Betty June Bryant, Yvonne Simmons, Barbara Baten, Joy Lambert, Wiley Cameron, Hallman Woods. FRONT ROW: Anna Robinson, Dorothy Day, Gloria Ann West, Sharon Gay, Jerry Brunel, Nancy Cox, Karis Robinson, Margaret Powell, Joan Andress, Mary Celeste Brown, linda Cox. Miss Willie Ponder Mrs. Byrd Rankin Mrs. R. T. Thompkins Mrs. Bert David YL? 'NIH' ,.-N Q,- iq' Kay Cunningham at the organ BACK ROW: Charlie Connell, Jim Johnson, David Evans, Jimmie Watts, Gene Byars, Pat Roberts, Reggie Ward, Roy Hinton, Lorenz Funderburk, Donald Slack, Ray Davis, Jimmie Smith, William Sale, Percy Holomon. SECOND ROW: Robert Dee Thompson, Myra Lyons, Wallace Maior, Charles Madden, George Winford, Sammy Samuels, Jim Wintord, Joan Andress, James Rhea Love, Charles Berry, .lerry Huclraby, Roy Mobley, William Hearron, larry Dean, David Kilpatrick. THIRD ROW: Douglas Sale, Manager, Neil Baker, Audrey Aarons, Roger Pool, Jimmie Russell, Gary Maior, Bill Terrell, Wilford Taylor, Alton Hortman, Donnie Fritz, Elizabeth The SVVINGTIDE, o newly- forrned donce bond, hos per- ALL-STATE: Jim Winford formed on severol occosions. They ore growing in poloulorify, ond becouse if is independem of The school, ore finding if difficult fo comply with the requests. 78 Stringer, Linda Monzingo, Diane Jeffers. FOURTH ROW: Denise Green, Mary Smith, Mary Elizabeth Richardson, Dianne Green, Sandra Crockett, Dixie Dugan, lenora Bryant, Pat Farrow, Ezra Carter, Ronaid Haynes, Donald Wainwright, Richard Berry, Mr. Robert F. Grambling, Director. FIFTH ROW: Peggy Cheshire, Barbara Russell, Judy Nadrchal, Betty Sue lewis, Wiley Cameron, Janie Sue Krouse, James Ward, David Mouser, Robbie Crumpton, Donnie Hinton, Kay Cunningham, Bobbie Jean langheld, Carole Sue Burcham. FRONT ROW: Glenda Fields, Marlene Fields, Billie Jean Prescott, Sandra Richardson, Mary Celeste Brown, Bell Zachary, Jackie Batton, Margaret Jones, Earlene Mendenhall, lottie langheld, Martha Belton, Marilyn Haley. lenora Bryan Jackie Batton Barbara Russell Www BEAT THE DRUM... WIND THE HORN There are no quiet corners in the band room . . . for these seventy-nine students are ever practicing to accomplish their one aim . . . to make Minden High School Bond one of the best. Their colorful uniforms and lively music bring much enjoyment at football games, in parades, and in their concert in May. At the Annual State Music Festival the Band received a SUPERIOR rating for its performance and EXCELLENT for sight- reading. Barbara Russell, Lenora Bryan, Jackie Batton, and Jim Winford played in the All-State Band when it played for the State Teachers Meeting in Alexandria. Selected for the Honor Band were Roy Hinton, Jim Winford, and Charles Berry. Because of Mr. Grambling's deep appreciation and under- standing of good music, students who study with him not only learn to perform on different instruments, but also to play and appreciate different types of music. Q serif X Maiorettes: Earlene Mendenhall, Mary Celeste Brown, Margaret Jones, Bell Zachary, Drum Maiorette, Jackie Button. Officers: Standing: Barbara Russell, Jim Winford, Earlene Men- Mrs. Walker receives a salute of I denhall. Seated: Jim Johnson, Jackie Batton. thanks for faithful service. Band Kin! and Queen: Clmfles B9 'Y and Carole Sus BU 'l'9 ' 5 qv Accampanists: Wiley Cameron and Linda Cox 5 , K Y BACK ROW: Jimmy Watts, Benny White, Wayne Lee, Jeffrey Tucker, Larry Miles, Gene Byars, Gene McDaniel, Carol Miller, Glen Thomas, Benton Irby, Wiley Cameron, Larry Stanley, George Tosh, James Almond, Pat Roberts. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Woodard, Jeannine Mobley, Jim Winford, George Winford, Ray Davis, Jimmie Smith, Joe lnabnett, Lewis Ward, James Sanders, Bill Cook, Percy Holomon, Sammy Cheatham, Faye Kidd, Gayle Palmer. THIRD ROW: Karis Robinson, Margaret Jones, Judy Walker, Sandra Richardson, Kay Cunningham, Annette Van Peene, Vanita Lee, Larry White, Jack Voorhies, Larry Scruggs, Janie Turner, Joy Lambert, Nancy Stewart, Myra Lowe. FRONT ROW: Hildred Aarons, Annette Lurk, Shirley Boyer, Jo Ann White, Barbara Russell, John Dulaney, Jerry Vaorhies, John Wayne Glaze, Mary Jo Skinner, Linda Cox, Margaret Powell, Mildred Aarons. 80 CHARMING CHORALISTS are these titty-tive students who keep busy preparing numbers tor their many public appearances. When they sing Battle Hymn ot the Republic the audience is quick to register its delight. During the year they sang tor the Lions Club, Civitan Club, and the Wesleyan Service Guild. The Christmas Program featured Jeannine Mobley, Vanita Lee, Jim Winford, Wayne Lee, Karis Robinson, and Judy Walker, Ratings ot EXCELLENT tor performance and SUPERIOR for sight- reading were their awards in the State Musical Festival last May. When Jeannine Mobley and Vanita Lee sang in the All-State Chorus in Alexandria they were invited to sing in the National Chorus in St. Louis. Larry Stanley sang in the All-State Chorus, too. Plans are in the making tor the Spring Concert, Knights ot Pythias Minstrel, the Watershovv, the Music Festival, and gradu- ation programs. An ensemble composed of Vanita Lee, Jeannine Mobley, Karis Robinson, Margaret Povvell, Mildred Aarons, Linda Cox, Benton Irby, Wayne Lee, Joe Inabnett, James Almond, Jim Wintord, and Larry Stanley, and accompanied by Wiley Cameron have delighted many audiences. CHORUS: larry Stanley, Vanita lee, Jeannine Mobley. Mr. Cook sort 'til' N in Q7 OFFICERS-BACK ROW: Annette Van Peene, Benton Irby, Faye Kidd, Bill Cook. FRONT ROW: Barbara Russell, Jeannine Mobley, Joe lnabnett. sic for choir. Bill Cook and Jae Inabnett see that robes ore re HSWEETHEART, SWEETHEARTH . . . Thar is just The way They look when The curTain is drawn and fifty-six melodious voices come floaTing across The sTage. Choral music is growing in popularify aT M. H. S., and many of The young singers Take advantage of This Training To prepare Themselves for places of service ouTside of school. Mr. Cooke begins Training singers in The fifTh grade, and by The time They have reached high school, They are ready To Take leads in The mixed choir and in The Girls' Chorus as well as in church choirs and on radio programs. During The year This group has appeared in programs for sTudenT assemblies, P.-T. A, Talent shows, concerls, and civic clubs. In The picTure above They were singing in The Christmas ConcerT. MoneTTe Grounds and DoroThy Day alTernaTe aT The piano with Jackie Jarvis, RiTa Barron, and DoroThy Day as The soloisTs. Jun gets cm early lesson from Dad I an One of the rnost pleasant experlen es IS tltenr partlclpatnon ID the State Musical Fest'val Last year they received a rating ot Supertor tor cltoral rendltnons and Excellent for sight readnng Tlws year ID addltlon to qroup partlcrpatton two trlos com posed of Wanda Perryrnan Monette Grounds Jackie Jarvls, and Delores Youngblood Wanda Perryman Wanda Walker will sung an the State Festtval Q-fm M - W, We ,. ,, ,. , . .N s .Us N --w f ,... , . I - N I -,- l ' ' - ,K . In MMA 1' ay' 4 A 5 561 . 5 4 1 , -Tl .E M My J ' ' t, D f fat' ' N me . ' . A 4 ! N V A' ' 4 ' ...M 2 4 A Q I ' v'4 All- I i , , , ,.,, .NMA c V Y e k . 4 s W - , If gg H ' 1. J t X rw in D' , 1 ,W f. , l ' ar , V ' 9 r . 3 A f A ' 'W U . I 5 J Y y ' ., I 4 Ati m S' is ,M C Q 2 K CD f c 3 , i Q 4 Vs., J ' h A , . --...W N ll ' ' ' , R e- f , ' Q , , . ' R , 4 ' ll r- ' V ,f , . . - 4 . ' L M . - ' 4 -Q , y I , Y .. . - Y je I 5' M ,Ml E i i X ' Q,X. 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'fl - , V J H 1 Y v - V XQA , , I X ix , L., .. 4 c K , A ,, X, l - i . i w y 'mfg Q . - 1 K 0 fpmf , tl tg fn , 'f 1 X , ' ' . -x, ' Q52 l '1 pr - A 1 ' X it ,, R V C tis- sq! - A, A y vUMMlM'An.,,,,MMWy iv pw BACK ROW Judy Barron Jackle Jarvrs Ruta Barron lmda We'ch Hathxa Searles Bonnle Whlte Martha Sawyer Monette Grounds Phyllrs Roberts Wanda Perryman Myrta lrndsey Molly Ford Patsy Wmkle Sharon Gay Dorothy Weaver linda Norris Lrnda Whlte SECOND ROW Yvonne Simmons Barbara Baten l.eVerne langheld llnda Caraway Betty June Tuggle louise Muller Peggy Woods Jan Bules Marguerite Kelly Carol Ann Muller Zannre lou McD::de Jewel Thornton THIRD ROW Betty Holcomb Judith Chnsm Jeannre lmdsey Joyce Humphries Evelyn Smith llnda Davidson Paula Pearson Wanda Walker Martha Anderson Marcelee Roblnson Cecile Searles FRONT ROW Betty June Bryant Delores Youngb'aod Dorothy Day Nancy Cox Pat Brown Ellen Baker Martha Hays Cath'een Harper Sandra Owen Oree Hoe'ueld Frankie Norman Mary Frances Gardner nw pn' 'ui MARGA RET sees Farr parades Home ommg beauty revnevvs and dan es are some of the tradntlonal hrghllghts of every school year pp nncu e ony a small number ot the students there are many others vvho get a thrall out of preparrng tor the o casxons and seeung that they run smoothly Mnnden High can be se n an nts gayest mood through the panorama ot T Y QE . fligl, r lr. f A - I I L f 'H' H. K . WA Although some of the events a ear to l d l E- 4 ' tr 'V ' Q ' ' . ft? ' - 9 as r ' H R MXN. K3 gs'X?iX AC IVITIES B-1 'S is rd ,W . 1' fr., ,fx JEANETTE WOODARD BETTY RHEA EARLENE MENDENHALL GRIG fi' smmev some in A er 1 ' N , I A gg f f N14 ,-is 1 2 'H 3? MARY JO SKINNER MILDRED AARONS GEMS FRESHMEN LONNIE HARPER AND LINDA ATKINS sv:-uu1nl SCHOOL SPIRLT JACK MORELAND AND BARBARA RUSSELL SOPHOMORES PAT PHILLIPS AND CHARLOTTE TURNAGE MINDEN HIGH SCHOOL FAVORITES JUNIORS ANNETTE VAN PEENE AND JAMES TURNER ALMOND va-gif ' W 'Y Y , SE SENIORS JEANNINE MOBLEY AND JAMES RHEA LOVE SCHOLARLY SENIORS JACK MORELAND AND JEANNINE MOBLEY vi 2 NJ Q. fob gm' fi .xwtnji , mimi man scum Plimcfss cum 14 '- Princess Betty Rhea with driver Jael: Moreland. FAIR PRINCESS The Bossier-Webster Fair and Forest Festival got off to a good start on the afternoon of October ll, 1955, with the longest parade in the fair's history. It is at the fair that mothers and aunts vie for blue ribbons on iams, and iellies, chickens and cakes, quilts and doilies. The juniors and seniors of the various schools are not left out in the excitement of the festival. They delight in selecting a princess to represent their school and ride in a convertible. Everyone looks forward to October's promise of a host of beauties who wend their ways from the parade to the Coronation of the fair queen. Minden High's representative for this year was Betty Rhea whose chance of being queen was in the hands of lady luck. Friday, October 14, hundreds of students laid aside books and assignments for the traditional Fair Day. Money saved for weeks for this special occasion was finally spent on such delicacies as cotton candy, corn dogs, and candied apples. The thoughts of these treats are always connected with Fair Day. 90 Miss M. H. S., Earlene Mendenhall, and Miss Junior High, Barbara Mendenhall, MISS . . . Another colorful event of the year is the crowning of the chosen beauties for Miss M. H. S. and Miss Junior High, The girls from each of the classes select a number of representatives to appear in this program. To emphasize the fact that all the beauty is not in high school, representatives from the junior high also appear in the program. Each girl, beautifully and tastefully attired, is judged on poise, beauty, and personality. The iudges, coming from near-by cities, often find it quite difficult to name THE one. This year the honors went to sisters. Earlene Mendenhall, a senior, and her little sister, Barbara, formed a pleasing picture. Mayor Goodwill placed crowns an their heads and presented arm bouquets. 9l 3 5 iq, Lf? ,H :: M '1:i1 l..,.1.. iff '51 T. , 'M- M 'vy9l ? 4 1 I Q , my , E y .,..., .- if--..V -Q-qw-vw w- .Q- F A vi. ,., .. 5259 if S lima' XV ' 7A W2 'Mi x V if . . 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A. Baker, and Mr. Dan Stewart joined their students in the celebration. Mrs. Harry Andress, Mrs. H. L. Bridges, and Mr. Clossie Robinson forming a local committee made elaborate plans for entertaining their classmates. Highlighting this affair was a feed at Jones' Kitchen and the formation inside the crown at the ball game. Members of the class and team that were present were Miss Sadie Reynolds, Mr. Clossie Robinson, Mr. Burgess White, Mr. C. A. Powell, Mr. K. J. Miles, Mr. H. L. Bridges, Jr., Mrs. Treeby Miller Andress, Mr. Ralph Tabor, Mrs. Lucille Wade Moreland, Mr. Luther Turner, Mr. Charlie Dutton, Mr. Julian Scruggs, Mr. Clifton Harper, Mrs. Mattie Woodard Johnson, Mr. Tinsley Connell, Mr. Vivian Gleason, Mr. Wimpy Jones, Mr. Lester Almond, Captain G. K. Fraser, Mr. R. E. Woodard, Mrs. Ruby Lowe Mims, Mr. Eddie McCoy, repre- senting his father, Walter McCoy, Mr. Jim Davis, Mr. Walter Ratcliff, Mr. Wilbur Ratcliff, Mr. Bob Tabor, representing his father, Tom Tabor. Mr. and Mrs. Virgus Whi9e, Mr, and Mrs. Hurry Andress BACK ROW: Edward Kennon, David James, Joan Andress, Margaret Powell. SECOND ROW: Earlene Mendenhall, Karis Robinson, Sandra Carson. FRONT ROW: Vanita lee, Jeannine Mobley, Barbara Russell. LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE AT LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY 96 Because the members of the publi- cations staffs are interested in giving M. H. S. an up-to-the-minute news- paper and the latest ideas in year- book work, representatives from both staffs journeyed to L. S. U. for ad- vanced training in iournalism. There are two two-week sessions. Though more stress is given to the newspaper phase of iournalism, the yearbook people receive value from the training. Funds for this training were ob- tained by the staffs' various projects. David James-Hard at work applying what he learned at leadership Conference. Honors at l. S. P. A. went lo Jeannine Mobley, Cleve Taylor, and linda Cox. For several years there has been re- newed interest in Louisiana Scholastic Press Association. The meetings are held in early tall on the L. S. U. campus. Students who are privileged to go gain many helpful ideas as they engage in panels, examine yearbook and news- paper displays, and have conferences with visiting consultants. For their excellent writing Jeannine Mobley, Linda Cox, and Cleve Taylor received trophies. Being vice president in l955, Minden worked with the president, Fair Park, to plan a most helpful conference. On the talent program given by the various schools were piano solos, vocal numbers, skits, and readings. Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Lyon attended the conference along with the students. 97 LOUISIANA SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION David James, linda Cox, Barbara Russell, Jim Johnson, Kari: Robinson, Jeannine Mobloy, Cleve Taylor THE WATER SHOW An event that is steadily growing in popularity at Minden High School and the surrounding communities is the annual water show. This attraction is presented each spring in co-operation with the Tidettes and Miss Hillard. Tryouts are held and practice starts soon after the second semester gets under way. About 65 boys and girls took an active part in the '55 presentation. Besides swimming, the show has a variety of singing, dancing, and comedy acts. This keeps the interest stimulated and gives the swimmers a chance to change and prepare for the next number. The '55 show lasted three nights, and each night brought forth a packed house. Other than the actual performers, there are many other students that help to make the show what it is. They are the lighting chairmen, the music chairmen, scenery designers, backstage directors, make-up committees, and costume designers. Then, too, there is the student director, who helps Miss Hillard plan and direct the show. This year, before the home performance, a portion of this show traveled to New Orleans. There they gave the program that served as the formal opening of the famous Audubon Park. They were also guests of the New Orleans Country Club for a short program. Later in the year, this same group appeared by request at Lafayette, Monroe, and Homer. X 5 T5 iiif X arse W' WN 1? .........,,N Q 1 --L-h..4....4, 9, -, 'S f-..., 'ff Q M I ',,,,,....-A ,, ,. QQ- vu-4 -5111! is-QQ 5 val' 'S I .., Q JOAN sees . . In Minden, people tram all walks of life tlock to Tide Stadium and the gymnasium to cheer the Tiders and Tidettes on to victory. Even before the bell rings tor the tal! terms, students and towns- people gather to view competitive games. Everyone ioins in familiar chants to keep the Crimson Tide high. Football, basketball, track, baseball, and swimming offer oppor- tunities tor champions in ATHLETICS lOO Our friends-the Iickel sellers. Tlle new stadium nears completion. fo f Q. ., .... l Y M ' -ww , ,. Gm M '-'- I - .- ,A A :mf-'4:zg:. E55 Only Own more laps. V4 4'? ' -'f .v..:,.K5:x,.,... v' ' W., bf .1 A NU, E X na ,gn 1 I K4 Q, .4 Q if N I Mx xX SJ mm Q, X, V, 5 , Z ' 5 ' le' W, 1 ' Q Y W Q , q 5 is ,i K ,, X w ,B 1, a 2 a '+-Luau-:ni Q - - Q i : Q. .:,' A ll - C ' ' NA .-M: I - U N- i A N I M N k U L.g'L L.4 W- E. J my e ...aw K aw L. X , ., ,N 5 x an ,Af ,M ,....f- , My .,5 'J' W? 'f 'mi 3 ' . Wrvmvia W-L' ' 1 fnrkgegvuf 142, 14. , KA gif 1 fx' hi 4 -r if ff' b Y . 4 gd-an ,Yan 'V ' A v ...X xg 5' 2: 'Si SE Ei 'Es , m M il 4 wg, Q an .P qw-sk M98 3 ' My Z 'T 5 k A 'J ,J WA 0 ,. W. vm V, nm X Q u at u mm I M mb ' If 'j - an av G9 3 A M, if q, g QQ Q, up '-' GIRLS' WIMMING TEAM . . . ended a wonderful season this year by winning the Southern United States Junior Olympic titles in the synchronized division and the girls senior racing division in Houston, Texas. The season began this year with the Gulf Open A. A. U. meet in Dallas, Texas. The team did very well although they had been working only two weeks. The next meet was the Louisiana High School Invitational meet at Natchitoches. They won the team championship winning a first in every event except diving. Southern Junior A. A. U. was next. This year it was held at Minden. The team did very well winning the team trophy. Ellen Baker was awarded the Most Outstanding Athlete trophy. The Tidettes then went to Baton Rouge for Senior Southern A. A. U. Again they were victorious. They won the team trophy and many first places. Mary Jo Skinner won the Higgenbothem Trophy, an award given to the most outstanding swimmer. After a few days of rest at home, the team went on a ten-day trip to New Orleans and Houston. They competed in two racing and synchronized meets in New PICTURED ON OPPOSITE PAGE ARE-BACK ROW, Left to right: Jeanette Woodard, linda Cox, Judy Nadrchal, Mary Ja Skinner, Lyda Roberts, Jeannie lindsey, Linda Atkins. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Cox, Becky McKenzie, Camille Ivy, Ellen Baker, Ann Mays. FRONT ROW: Ginger Rushing, Marsha Hoefeld, Norma McGuire. Jeanette Woodard, Miss Hillard, and Mary Jo Skinner with their trophies. qw-me 'Q'-f' Racing meet at Victory Park. Orleans, and won both of them. The Houston meet, Junior Olympics, was the hardest meet the team entered. Swimmers from all over the Southern United States were there. The last meet was in Shreveport-Southern Open. They again won the team championship. Special awards went to Jeanette Woodard and Mary Jo Skinner. Jeanette won the Southern A. A U. Outstanding Athlete award. This award can be won by any boy or girl in Louisiana in any field of A. A. U. sports. Mary Jo won the Thyra Damonte Trophy. lt is a memorial trophy given to the outstanding girl swimmer in Louisiana. Future stars . W N, A,-. BACK ROW: Pat Smith, Patsy Ward, Mary Jo Skinner, Charlotte Turnage, Janie Simolke, Betty Simolke, Wanda Miller, Jackie Norman, Bonnie White. SECOND ROW: Alica Morgan, Jeannie lindsey, Halhia Searles, linda Davidson. FRONT ROW: lrma Osborne, Ellen Baker, Mildred Aarons, Hildred Aarons, Nellie Volenline. GIRLS' ASKETBALL Under the guidance of the coach, Miss Joyce Hillard, the girls' basketball team proved to be one of the most suc- cessful in the history of Minden High School. They were runner-up for dis- trict championship. Those deserving recognition are Hild- red Aarons and Mary Jo Skinner, who were the high scorers of the team. Aiso deserving recognition is Bonnie White, a skillful rebounder. Other outstanding members are guards Mildred Aarons, Irma Osborne, and Alicia Morgan. Hildred Aarons and Irma Osborne represent Minden High School on the District l-AA Girls' Basketball Team. 104 r i 1 . Miss Hillard and Mrs. Crowder examine gym in the uniform room. Hildred Aarons, lrma Osborne, and Mildred Aarons s 1 I suits i . i ,A ' X J FQ 1 t 3. ' iff I V. That horrible inspection Yme! GIRLS' P. E. . . . classes relax the brain and build the body. Every girl enioys The chance to break away from the heavy schedule of school and get out into the sunshine or into the gym pool for recreation and learning about sports. Many activities are entered into with swim- ming and modern dancing leading the way this year. Besides these two, volleyball, speed- boll, shuffleboard, table Tennis, basketball, and softball are very popular sports with the girls. A new teacher, Mrs. Rita Crowder, has been added to the P. E. department. She along with Miss Joyce Hillard plan a well-rounded and interesting program for the girls at M. H. S. ICS in my Us .wa mn K3 Wan, Q 2 x lfi 16 BACK ROW: Much Pevy, Max Rudd, Johnny Lee, Gay Hardy, Tommy Seorles, Paul Robinson, Bobby Hudson, Clifford Taylor, Bill Gardner, Roy Doggett. FRONT ROW: Joe Moreland, Drew Simmons, Benton lrby, Douglas Burt, Rogers Reeves, Billy Don Adams, Donald Jenkins, Charles Berry, Jerry Harkness. Bobby Hudson, Drew Simmons, and Gay Hardy show their field abilities. TRACK For the first time in four seasons, the 1955 track team, brightly clad in new red and white uniforms, claimed the enthusiasm of the Mindenites. Capturing first place honors at the State Meet were Bobby Hudson, shot put, and Drew Simmons, 120-yard high hurdles. Second and third place honors went to Douglas Burt, Paul Robinson, and Roy Baggett. To qualify for this meet these boys had to win a first or second in the District Meet. Also capturing district honors were Gay Hardy and the mile relay team. The i956 season is bringing fifty boys out to make use of Minden's first track field. 106 Q 4' . v , Q? BACK ROW: Couch Pa! Nation, Jerry Frasier, Douglas Sk es Sammy Maxey, Trainer Charles lewis. FRONT ROW B ll Sl y J mmy White Rheef C a fo d Da d Nad :hal lem Grigsby, James Rhea e M Cube Cec M e BASEBALL The Crimson Tide again copped the M. H. S. annual Invitational Tournament by defeating in order Benton, Vivian, Byrd, and Fair Park. The Tide dropped one game to the St. John's Flyers, but turned back to tie the count at l-l. All-District players for the Tide were Richard Yates, Jack More- land, and James Rhea Love. Although their coach, Pat Nation, was continually pushing them onward, the Flyers drowned the Tide 2-l in a play-ott tor the District Championship. T07 BACK ROW: Wilbur Roden, Edd Moreland, Don Martin, Richard Yates, Coach Cleve Strong. FRONT ROW: James Rhea love, Joe Morelond, James Norris, Cecil Maxey, Johnny Hudson. BOYS' BASKETBA 1955-56 SCOREBOARD , Ringgold . . , , . Bienville , . . . Castor , . . . Bienville A A , Gibslond .. . Doyline . . . . . , Ruston . J Simsboro . Jonesboro Simsboro . . J . Ruston J J . . , , Jonesboro , , , . Lake Arthur Coach Cleve Strong TH EY 50 37 53 41 54 39 65 33 57 61 57 55 55 li Ruston Fair Park Gibsland Hko Fair Park Doyline Gibsland Byrd Hall Summit AAany North Caddo North Caddo Homer n-asv 48 44 46 54 32 39 36 44 46 47 32 44 THEY , Doyline 43 .. Bossier 50 St. John's 36 Springhill 48 , Byrd 32 .1 Doyline 44 Doyline 51 St. John's 22 Bossier 52 Springhill 31 Emerson, Arkansas 45 Jonesboro, Bi-District 61 Jena, Regional moi-ir All A it ebll 'heb FACE THE FACTS BaskeTbalI season was again very Thrilling for Minden fans. AlThough The final ouTcome was noT as good as The previous year, The results were close To STaTe Champs. The Junior Tiders gained viTal experience in The 24 games ThaT They playecl. Coach Strong remarked ThaT This B Team is The besT ThaT he has coached. Johnny Hudson, James Allen Norris, David Evans, and Bo Daniels showed greaT promise for The coming years as varsity Tiders. Sixfy-five games composed The baskeTball slaTe for The Big Team. Seniors who will noT reTurn To The local courT are: JACK MORELAND has won The TiTle of Mr. High School BaskeTball. His 6', 7 frame graced The Minden courT for Two seasons. PredicTed as 1955-56 All-American, Jack had already copped The All-STaTe TiTle for 1954 and 1955. He averaged 30.2 points a game sTack- ing up 1,965 for his final high school season. Wifh 5,030 poinTs behind him for four sea- sons, Jack was an experT as a rebounder, averaging 22 per game, right and lefT hand lay-ups, hooks, and iump shoTs. CECIL MAXEY was The second leading scorer for The Big Five. Being a 5', 10 for- ward, Cecil was an ouTsTanding shooTer and rebounder. A Three-year leTTerman, Cecil made The All-DisTricT Team in 1954 and 1955 and The All-STaTe Third Team in 1954-55. JAMES RHEA LOVE was a Two-year varsiTy leTTerman. This 5', 8 guard was known To his Sweefhean Jeannine Mobley, James Rhea Love, Wilbur Roden, Don Martin, Cecil Maxey, and Jack Moreland. 110 47 fp: ? 1'f gG gli! QA riff 2, N g r as 'Q L3 M ,f' 3. Q71'Uf+ 3 5 , its 1,5551 K in Q . 1 1' fy ew, lvxlgfzij .tl A ' -X Q Q ' , 'S in if ,J Y 41 . a 2 .ami 7 1 Eg -- 'Sf ' , .qv 1 Q1 2 Q , X nm ,L ik Y ' JL., - - , H vw Fd ,gl ' IA. If A ' ., 'I ' 'QD 5'1 2 Q, 42 Kg , L W B W We mfgw- MQW --QA-qw-wg 1,-N ' 4 3 45 B 'v1mv W7'N JM m23 ' Wi, 3 53 530 42 29 S1 24 32,54 19 59 57 58 1,7 Q-3 . 14 46 gg 41 431119 28 S2 31232 34 1 ii 4 SCAN THE SCORES E O , , , Bossier City , 32 , . . . . . Pineville , . 20 A Jonesboro-Hodge 19 i , . , Hoynesville A 12 A A North Cocldo 33 . , ST. Jol1n's , , 30 . . Monsfielol . 6 A , Ruston 25 . Homer , , , O , . , . Foir Pork . , 6 Springhill 183 THEY 6 l3 0 l2 7 O l3 7 6 26 7 97 lufe Tackle All- I S S dT Ci R DglSk EFS BBVES Athletic Director Head Coach Bnckfield Conch Junior Coach Mr. Joe Ollphunt Mr. George Doheriy Mr. Pai Nation Mr. Arthur K. luncast 4 -' Bill Terrlll Jerry McCann Michael Phillips George Rhea Jimmy Johnson B.lly Joe Booth Bill Gardenr Billy Jack T lion Halfbaclx Guard Tackle Halfbcck Cenler Tackle End Guo d Drown 'em, Tide! CRIMSON Though September weother wos ogoinst the Crimson Tide for o good beginning, the sedson's sumrnory wcis seven wins ond four losses. BOSSIER ClTYfPoul Robinson snatched o Bossier fumble from mid-dir ond scurried 92 yords for poy dirt only to find it nullified becouse of on off-side penolty. The only score wos Bossier's in the third quorter. PlNEVILLEfJorred by the 78-yord touchdown when only two minutes hcd possed, Johnny Lee, Nodrchol, Culpepper, Mock Pevy, ond Mdx Rudd co-operoted to boost Nl. H. S. to o 32-l3 victory. JONESBORO 'Benton Irby never pldyed better thon in this contest to leod Minden in ci 20-O victory. HAYNESVILLE 'The victory wos eosyffNodrchol's quorter- boclc-sneok did the trick. NORTH CADDOfThis teorn formerly known os Vivion deolt the Tide rnisery. The red line never looked better. aa., 'TW 'VM ,122 M. fw- y Farrow Danny Cranford Tammy Culpepper Douglas Skinner Jimmy White David Nadrchul Muck Pevy Johnny E d Center Quarterback Center Halfback Quarterback End Halfbn TIDE STARS ST. JOHN'S-The Flyers didn't have what it took to score against Johnny Lee, Max Rudd, Benton Irby, Bill Gardner, and Tommy Culpepper. lVlANSFlELDfThe Crimson Tide made Homecoming a success by downing the Mansfield Wolverines 33-13. RUSTON-Neither team scored until the end of the third quarter. Johnny Lee carried the ball over, but lrby's attempt was blocked. The Bearcats had better luck in the last three minutes. HOMERfThe Tide took what was supposed to be an evenly matched game and turned it into a run-away as they moved from one end of the gridiron to the other. FAIR PARKf-What linesmenl SPRlNGHlLLenThe only daylight game, and the most desired victory, but the teams were so evenly balanced that both had to tighteand hard. The score was a repeat. The Tide failed to convert. e mighty Tide flows o lee ck P I R b J my Campbell Wayne Parker Kenneth McMichael Guard Halfback Fullbufk Smiddy Turner Almond Clarence Bourne bqgk en er GC 2 Donald Jenkins Halfback Joh Boyd Jerry Grigsby Edwin Leachman Jimmy Fitzgerald Max R dd Guard Guard Cenfer Fullb ON PARADE Because of the new Louisiana ruling, a boy may receive only one foolball jacket in his four years of high school. Those receiving jackets for The l955 season were Ed Leachman, Ed Kennon, Richard Kelly, Douglas Skinner, Ed Duncan, Mack Pevy, Rogers Reeves, David Nadrchal, Benton lrby, Donald Jenkins, Danny Cranford, Johnny Lee, Jimmy Filzgerald, Bill Gardner, Bill Terrill, and Larry Miles. Senior cheerleaders earning iackefs were Hildred and Mildred Aarons, and Shirley Boyer. The following under-graduates received The minor awards of gold footloalls: James Almond, Charles Berry, Billy Joe Booth, Clarence Bourne, John Boyd, Jimmy Campbell, Charles Cranford, Jerry McCann, Tommy Culpepper, Tommy Farrow, Phillip Ford, Jerry Grigsby, Jimmy Johnson, Ken McMichael, Wayne Parker, Mike Phillips, Joe Ratcliff, George Rhea, Paul Robinson, Max Rudd, Sam Smiddy, Billy Jack Tallon, and Jimmy While. Cheer- leaders Mary Jo Skinner and Jeanelte Woodard and managers George Tash and Ralph Crownover also received gold foofballs, 'Q mum., 5 M Ds Nw' 'wan--f apr Joe Rolcliff Benton Irby End Halfback JUNIOR VARSITY BACK ROW: Dalton Shipp, Sherman Allen, Charles Clary, David Evans, Raymond Taylor, larry While. SEC- OND ROW: Joe luck, Gaylen Prali, Hallman Woods, Homer Woodard, Leonard Miller, Duey Morgan, Richard Berry. FRONT ROW: Walden Daniel, Gene Jones, James Howard, Jerry Tal- lon, Jerry Hucltaby, Rodney Mc- Michael, Ralph Williams. II7 Phillip Ford Edward Kennon Charles Cranford Richard Kelly Charles Berry Tackle Guard Quarlerback End Halfbaclx Crimson Tiders in the making! Rogers Reeves Tarllle Reglstratnon Ftrst Football Game Classes Begun Frrst Trde Talk G A A Fun Nlght Bossier Webster Forest Festuval Fnrst Report Cards Farr Day State Student Counctl Meettng Homecomung Openlng ot Tde Stadlum State Farr Parade DA Loulslana Scholastlc Press Asso Tatton September September September September October October October October October O tober October O tober October 23 25 Bosster Basketball Tournament Gtrls P E Modern D nce Revtew Springhill Basketball Tournament Webster Pansh Student Councul Webster Par sh Educators Association Centenary Choir Tlde Talk Talent Show Regtonal Basketball Game The Carrolls Football Ja k ts Arnve Speech Class Play K P Mlnstrel State Music Festival January 27 28 January 3T February 9 Tl February February March March March March March March M r h T5 T6 March 23 24 Easter Hollolays March 30 Aprll 2 MtssM H S B auty Revlevv L F A All State Band and Chorus Thanksglvlng Holtdavs Senlor Runas Arruve Speech Play Christmas Chotr Concert Chrnstmas Holldays Chrlstmas Formal Chrtstmas Basketball Double Header School Resumes Mud Term Exams Home Economtcs Tea Mnnden Basketball Tournament March of Dtmes Folltes November T9 November 2l November De ember ember 23 De ember 22 30 De ember 26 December 30 3T January 2 January T2 T3 January T9 January T9 2T January 27 Junior Sensor Banquet A FI T3 Muslc Educators Natronal Conference A YI T3 8 Sprung Band Concert Aortl 20 Mlnden Baseball Tournament Aprll 26 28 F H A Open House Sprtng Chotr Concert W ter Show Senior Funal Tests Senlor Day Baccalaureate Serv ce Ftnal Tests Graducatlon Exerclses School Closes M 2 M 4 Ma 7 T2 M 9 T T May May May 2T May May I T ' S A T E ' ' .... 2 ' ,... . . - ' ,..,,, 2 ' . . a ' . . . . . . . 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' .............. -23 ' ...... - ' ' ........ . . . 24 ' ' .......... .............. 2 5 119 '-Ili GvQw31 Minden High, vve'll olvvoys love you Higher yet we hold your banner Hold your honor high Wove it for ond wide, We will cherish every memory Now we pledge onew To Minden Of your deor old nomeg Deor old Minden High. ALMA MATER MARY sees . . The corridors, once filled , ovv occupied vvith 372 seventh and eighth graders. Eleven teachers work with these students in the classroom and extra-curricula activities, keeping their bodies as well as their minds active and alert. Class parties, educational films, and ' ' variety to lite in with high school students are n music periods add amusement and JUNIOR HIGH MISS MAUDE BULLOCK Assisfun! Principal, Junior High Junior High now occupies this building THE EIGHTH GRADE MRS. DOROTHY T. RABB, Home Living: MRS. MARY LEE BELTON, Sciencep MISS SADIE REYNOLDS, Social Studiesg MRS. L. C. STARR, Englishg MR. GUY W. HARKNESS, Mnthemulics. . . studenis learn lhe fundamentals of malh from MR. HARKNESS and MRS. BELTON helps open minds realize that germs are real, Hands are made skillful wilh ihe help of MRS. RABB. MRS. STARR teaches the importance of correct grammar and MISS REYNOLDS describes the Louisiana Stale flag lo eager ears. ENJOY WORK AND PLAY Y PREPARE FOR ENTERING HIGH SCHO TH Fim Row FULLER, MARION GARRETT, BOBBY GLASS, DAWN GRAY, GARVIN GREEN, DENISE GREEN, DIANE GUENZLER, SANDRA GUIN, SHARON Second Row HALL, ANN HARDY, DONALD RAY HARGROVE, HAYWARD HARPER, KAREENE HARPER, MAE G. HAY, FLORA HARVILL, DELLA HEARRON, WILLIAM Third Row HENDRIX, PATRICIA HICKS, BILLY HINTON, DONNIE HODNETT, MALCOLM HOLLAND, JEANNETTE HOLOMON, BEVERLY HOLLOWAY, JEANETTE HOPKINS, ROSE MARIE Fourth Row HOUGH, JEANNIE HOWARD, JAMES HUGHES, GLYNDA JAMES, BION JARVIS, JOHN WALKER JEFFERS, PATSY JOHNSON, JOHNNY JONES, BONNIE Fiflh Row JONES, CHARLOTTE FAYE JONES, LA NELL KENNON, MIKE KILPATRICK, DAVID KLEINEGGER, PATSY MARIE LAMBERT, MILTON LAY, DIANA LEE, BEN I24 E EIGHTH GRADE BEAMING WITH THUSIASM FOR DAYS TO CO V .1 'YW' THE SEVENTH GRADE ARE 4 Mr. J. E. McMichael, Miss Maude Bullock, Mr. Joe Parker, Mrs. P. L. Watson, lnot picturedl Mrs. Prentiss W. Lowe. students ga around the world with Mr. McMichael, and learn how to conduct business transactions with Miss Bullock. Science is more meaningful when Mr. Parker does it. Mrs. Watson explains the value of making dll attractive bulletin board. Mrs. lowe uses the visual aids roam to bring story-book characters to life. A . 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Firsf Row ACKLIN, SALLY ALDREDGE, ANN ANDERSON, BURBON ANDERSON, WALTER ARMSTRONG, MAX ASHLEY, JERRY LYNN AYRES, AUDREY BAKER, BILLY JOE Second Row BARNARD, SUE ELLEN BARNETTE, BARBARA BASS, SHIRLEY BATTON, JIMMY BATTON, ROGER BAXTER, LINDA BOOTH, CAROLE BOYTER, LARRY Third Row BRIGHT, ROGER DALE BROWN, JAN BURRELL, LARRY CALDWELL, VIVIAN CALHOUN, ARNOLD CANTRELL, ELAINE CHANLER, PATRICK CONNELL, JIM Fourth Row DAVID, JOHNNY DAVIS, GALE DAVIS, DICKIE DANIEL, BARBARA DETILLIER, KEARNEY DUDLEY, WAYNE EAGER, KAY EVANS, PETER Fifth Row EVERETT, JERRY FALLIN, FRANCES FAULKENBERRY, BILLY FRAZIER, DONALD FRAZIER, PATRICIA ANN 3 FRAZIER, RUDITH FRYE, FREDDY GALEY, BETTY I28 FUTURE LAWYERS, DOCTORS, DENTISTS, AUTHORS STENOGRAPHERS, TEACHERS, CLERGYMEN First Row MCCANN, WILLIAM MCCOLLUM, MICHAEL McCOY, GLEN McDANIEL, JIMMY McDOW, ARCHIE MELTON, ELAINE MENDENHALL, BARBARA MILLER, BRENDA Second Row MILLER, GORDON MILLER, JOHN MILLER, MARTHA MILNER, MADELINE MINTER, LOUISE MONZINGO, MARY GRAHAM MOORE, EDDIE MORGAN, DEWEY Third Row NADRCHAL, LINDA NEWSOM, FRANCES OWEN, MIKE OWEN, SUE PARKER, NARVEL PATTERSON, PATRICIA PEEVY, GLENDA PENIX, PATRICIA Fourth Row PENNINGTON, VERNETTE PERRITT, TOMMY PHILLIPS, JAMES PULLIG, BOBBIE GRACE RAMSEY, CHARLOTTE REEVES, SHARON RIALS, ETHELENE ROBERTS, CAROLYN Fifth Row ROBERTSON, DAVID ROBERTSON, SYLVIA ROBINSON, GLEN ROHRBACHER, CHARLES SAFFELL, RUTH SALTER, SONDRA SANDERS, MARY E. SENN, LARRY 130 MERCHANTS, Housewives, FARMERS NURSES, ENGINEERS, AND ATHLETES f--Q . .. .,...,,.,:2.E.AAV:.:,.,V.., agxgwwf ,K-1-ESQ Mayor Goodwill crowns Barbara Mendenhall Miss Junior High School .IUNIQR HIGH ACTIVITES Eighth grade fuvorires-David Hrusko and Judy Robb Sevenlh grade favorites-Carol Booth and Edwin Greer 132 BETTY SUE sees . . . Mr. Oliphant conducted lectures in October for those students who were selected to sell advertisements for the Grig. Without these salesmen, their teacher, and the businessmen, this book would not have been possible. The Grig is proud to present the firms who helped to finance this book in the BUYING GUIDE 34 QE ,::'F'6 ww Ad Sales are finished-now lunch, Shqg Shine, Mister? See my new skirt! 135 THE GRIG PRINTED JGURNAL PRINTING C0 L M WINFQRD Road Contractor 5hfCVCP0ff, Louisiana ASPHALT PLANT PHONE 2088 A COMPLETE OFFICE SUPPLY AND PRINTING PLANT SAND AND GRAVEL PHONE 554 SERVING THE ARK LA TEX OFFICES PHONE 354 Sibley Road Minden, Louisiana h ch, at A A f T 5 Hof I A .2 BY 0 O 136 635 We ore glod To osslst ln This woy S the sfudenf body of The Minden Hugh School ID getflng out This splendnd publucohon We ore proud of The repufohon of Thus school MINDEN LOUISIANA for nfs generol excellence an provldlng vorled Trolnnng for our chlldren BOYLE DRUG STORE 3 om IWAICREEZX Agency 24 HOUR PRFSCRIPTION SFRVICE MINDEN BANK 8. TRUST COMPANY PHONE 2900 MINDEN, LOUISIANA MINDEN, LOUISIANA Phones 504 505 119 S Broadway 137 XM L xx -L ,ff ,ff , . . . . ff 'X f 1' 1' X . xxx fp' 5 f , T 4 1 F 0, , . ,. --.. ..... -.. .,,,. ,. W, ,Q ,,,. .W Mmgg S : EEE EEEE be is ON YOUR , VGFA N UAT I 0 N M W ow W wwf WW rfb W7 mm, Mwzfig MW GLM E? X f N N 1 I . IP Q ,I EW? 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P Pio 0 l l , 1 Mmden Cotton O11 and Ice Company, Ltd Manu acturers 0 Cottonseed Products and F ertzlzzers TELEPHONES 80 88 MINDEN LOUISIANA MAIN OFFICE FtN IB kB t 53464 PLANT S bl y Ro d d P O B 7 6-Ph 1384 Traxler and Tank Manufacture O11 Fleld Service and Repalr Steel Plate Fabr1cat1on General Machme Wforks MANUFACTURERS of CLEMENT TRAILERS CLEMENT BRASWELL INC l4l Leakey s Industr1es Speczdlzzmg I 11 Wood Products Box No 906 Phone 20971 2097 R Mlnden Loulslana Webster Tractor and Implement Co JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT TRACTORS CULTIVATORS BREAKING PLOWS DISK HARROWS 705 Shre eport Road Phone 1461 Mmden Lo lslana Texaco C1rcle Serv1ce Stat1on H y B es TEXACO PRODUCTS Twenln Pour Hour Seruce 106 S Broad y Phone 600 Minden Lo lslana L C STARR Investors Synd1cate Box 808 Phone 1917 Mlnden LOUISIHDH Almond Feed and Seed Store Evefy Kind o Seed 01 Home and Farm PHONE 326 715 S BROADWAY MINDEN LOUISIANA WOODARD WALKER LUMBER COMPANY Tree Farmers Lumber Manufacturers Phone Hefhn 2749 Heflln LOUISIANA Taylor 7 ' . I I 0 ,V P v X ' , u' ' 7 arr ridg 4 , 1 n - - - - - F Y' . wa ' , u' ' O O - . . , . . .. . , 142 CIVITAN Webb Hardware and CLUB Eurn1ture Company, Ltd Mlnden Loulslana SHAWS BEAUTY SA ON 8: W H W 5' fGf F BEAUTY SCHOOL I-Im du af e Spov img Goods F111 mtur e 101 S BROADWAY Phone 397 PHONE 171 MIMS an L C GARLAND fbe Home of Fme jeu elry PATTERSON PHONE D 125 N BROADWAY MINDEN LOUISIANA GULF SERICE E L BISHOP Wholesaler Gasollne O11 ACCCSSOFICS PHONE 18 Mrzgnolza Petroleum Products oo N BROADWAY MINDEN LOUISIANA 878 Phone 4 574 S Broadway Mlnden Louxslana 3 3 , L e ave a ide e ection o i ts on Second loor 2 .. North Broadway Minden, Lon' ' MINDEN' LOUISIANA d rf' ' A , n - T . i 0 0 , Of 4 , - Q - - 82 H ' . , . . PAUL WALLACE FURNITURE EXCHANGE Mmden Loulslana TULLOS 5C TO 35 O0 MCINNIS BROTHERS INSURANCE AGENCY School S ppl es Ca d es N ts Toys d Pl Stat o ery a s PHONE 20 GENERAL CONTRACTORS PHONE 404 MINDEN LOUISIANA MINDEN LOUISIANA I 24 ON THE M DIAL INSURANCE SINCE 1890 Phone 43 Pearl Streef Minden Loulslclno LOUISIANA K WREN MERCANTILE QUALITY PIECE GOODS PHONE 414 203 S BROADWAY MINDEN LOUISIANA 9 u i n i u Phone 87 i 11 11 am 105 N. Broadway , POWELL MOTORS E DODGE Dealer PLYMOUTH Pellcan Traller Park Slacks Grocery Carter B Norman Jushn C Norman 90 Phones 9 6 Mllfon Fletcher 106 S Broxdwax Mmden LouIsIana We Lzke M H S Slmientl T M HUCKABY I uszzm fzce Real Estate Sales Rentals HOLLAND CRAWFORD INSURANCE PHONE 856 SOUTH BROADWAY VIVIAN S LARTEX INC The Home of Fashzon WHOLESALE GROCERS PHONE 727-I S BROADWAY MINDEN PHONE 1257 DRAKE BUILDING M de Phone 7154 is ana LOUISIANA South Broadwaw Mmden Loulslana 145 I 0- - I . ' 2 r ' ' ' I ' h I I D ' . A MINDEN, LOUISIANA 7 , O - 1 201 . in n, Lou'i 7 - - - Gray Connell Agency Inc S General Imuwmce Pho e 94 Everytlmzg 211 dry goodv 13 1N Bro d y 1X de Lo IS E B TREAT and SONS Inc PHONE 470 NORTH BROADWAY Mlnden Lou1s1ana Pho e 119 213 S Bro d ay de S1 OILS PHONE 1259 voo N BROADWAY MINDEN LOUISIANA BUILDERS DEVELOPERS LAWRENCE SCRUGGS PHONE 2605 JOHNNY SHERRILL 629 Shre eport Road M1nden Loulslana Bmldmg C07lf7'6lCf01' G C Phone 2250 216W N Boad ay Mnde Lo Construetlon Company - 3 0 7 .J n H .1 ' A .H 2 T. a wa Tin n, u' ian l I , I 128 MEN'S FURNISHINGS n . a w Min n, Loui 'ana J V . , . . . r w i n, uisian Guaranty Finance Company EOR BETTER LUMBER SOUTHERN HARDWOOD PHONE 334 CYPRESS 118 North Broadway Minden, Louisiana PINE Dorcheat Road Minden, Louisiana IMPERIAL HOTEL 7 W Pho CS 121 A Good Place to Eat 106 N BROADWAY PHONIZ 175 MINDEN LOUISIANA MAYF AIR CLEANERS JOHN sEXToN PHONE AND CoMPANY MINDEN LOUISIANA Wbolemle G1 ocem Minden Building, Materlals Co Inc XX holesale a d Retall L be P I B ld g 1 I DALLAS 7 TEXAS PHoN12 23 1 PEARL STREET MINDEN LoU1s1ANA 1-01- ' - n - 0 -J . , 0, 0 - u Sanitone . . . Y . .7 . YI rl ' P' O' BOX 5448 um 1' - aiu - ui ing Nia erials -, 214, Standard Chevrolet Company For All 0 Your Prescrzptzon Needs OLDSMOBILE AND CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE New Locauon Corner of Pennsylvanla and Unlon 869 Phone 870 GRADY 5 Phone 141 No th Broad ay Minden Loulslana BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE MADDEN PAINT Road C ontwzctor RQBERTS BRQWN Phone 313 Bo 1043 Minden Loulslana 319 S Broadway Phone 1548 Mlnden Loulslana of :ff an r w f Mlnden, Loulslana , - - - , In , h i I - - . , . . X a EMPIRE SOUTHERN GAS CO PHONE 1344 MINDEN LOUISIANA SHAW'S PLUMBING HEATING Supp ze: Conn actor Auf C ond 1110 11171 g Phone 842 Mlndcn Loulslana MINDEN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION paymeni zmzned shares and sim! on the load to mafzczal 1l1Li6p6lldel1Ce PHONE 288 105 PEARL S'IRH'I MINDPN LOL ISIANA DUN HAM TANKS 'IANK DIVISION OF ANDIHRSON DUNHAM INC' BATON ROLGF LOI ISIANA Sales Off1cc P O Box 6597 Phone 7 2475 Shrueport Louxslana PLANT P O Box 1004 Phone 7890 Mmden LOlllSl'lI1'l . . 9 A 7 ' . Save 55. SIU, or S20 per momb through our oplimzal fa 0 I A , , I I I 9 PEQPLES BANK AND Mlnden Quarterback Club TRUST COMPANY Your Frzendly Bank MEMBER F.D.I.C. Supportmg Your Schools Athletzcs Mxnden Lourslana Brrdges Clothmg Company PHONE 843 MINDEN LOUISIANA Commerclal Resxdentnal PHONE 2640 A A Real Store For Men Phone 1191 North Broadway Mmden Loulslana ones, Seaman, and Bloxom NORTH BROADWAY MINDEN LOUISIANA A I R C O N D I T I O N E D Drs Thomas and Hendry Your Favorzte Theatre phone 213 Phone 40 122 N Broadway Mmden Loulsrana Mmden Louisiana I , I 0 3 H' 5 9 Building Contractors 1 . , . . 150 TINY TOGS J L INABNETT Insurance Agency Infants C bzldren an ALL KINDS OF M aternzty Wear INSURANCE Phone 1910 1101 W U IO PH A N N ONE 1916 110 W Union ob Printing Office Supplies and Furniture Party Favors Current Books WEBSTER PRINTING CO INC 116 PEARL ST PHONE 130 MINDEN LOUISIANA AMERICAN PIANO COMPANY W' e Rent and Sell Fzne Pianos KIMBALL GULBRANSEN 114 W MONROE PHONE 390 MINDEN LOUISIANA HOLLEYS APPLIANCE COMPANY Your Kelwnator Dealef PHONE 2 PEARL STREET MINDEN LOUISIANA CONKRIGHT INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance PHONE 860 GREEN STREET MINDEN LOUISIANA MINDEN FLORAL M1nden SHOP MIHISICIIRI Flowers GlfIS ASSOCIHIIOH PHONE 101 129 N BROADWAY Mlnden LQUISIQUQ MINDEN LOUISIANA O, I 7 . ' d 9 MINDEN, LOUISIANA Minden, Louisiana ! 1 15 i . , 1 151 , HOWARD LUMBER COMPANY TH S Robert an Eve1ytl:1i11g fm the Buzlder AEE C LOI121 lm PHONPS 1351 LA THEY SOI SOIIIH S'lRFF'l MINDEN LOUISIANA lloe Home 0 'W' - Fmchers Furniture Store reid' ffffffd Bedroom Sultes PHONI '1 D Dmettes MINDRN Team L1VlI1g Room Sultes LOUISIANA PHONE 439 103 FOGLE MINDEN LOUISIANA FELTS RADIO SERVICE FORDS RADIO TELEVISION 511 eg .Se1 1166 PHONE llu Melody Shoppe Tffffs GOODWILL HARDWARE fmd Eames SPORTING Goons Co INC RWM Ph0H0gf2PhS b Sheet MUSIC Tu C5 Ez e1 ylbmg fm the 5110115111411 S B o Phone -I-I-I PHONE 1673 Phone 787 171 I' Umon Mmden Lo IS ana 127 SOUIH BROADWAY MINDIN LOUISIANA M nden lsmna 152 - 1 - . 1 , . f I 1. J K , 1 Q . L . I f 9 Y ' I - - ' . ,'. ' -1 . k, II9 S. BROADVUAY MINDEN, LOUISIANA Jac S Gasoline ,, 7 . L . ., . . , ' K 107 r adway 'ff -- - - ' f. ' ' , u' i ' - Q ' ' I , Q i , Lou' I South Broadway SCIVICC Stat1on GREEN KLEINEGGER GASOLINE OILS Funeral Home TIRES PHONE 200 351 S BROADW AY MINDEN LOUISIANA Mmden Loulslana THE JEWELL BOX LELAND MIMS Ladles Reads To Wear USED CARS ACCCSSOIICS PHONE 188 East Umon Mmden Loulslana TURNER BROTHERS JETERS GARAGE LUMBER COMPANY FORD TRACTOR DEALER Aulomobzle Repan 9 I facto: v Phone 71 1 602 Gleason Street Mlnden Louxsxana 135 E UN10N MINDIAN IOUISIANA PHONF 21 Impenal Ta1lors 81 Cleaners SCIVICC Parts Company, Inc Fine Dr, Cleaners All Pauls F01 All Automobiles and Launderers 877 PHONES 1478 PHONE 22 0 vu PENNSYLVANIA AVE MINDEN LOUISIANA E UU10f1 Mmden I-0l1lSl2Hf1 3 J G Balrd, Owner 7 9 . . , . , 7 K 'I - - 1 , . . . 127 N. Broadway Minden, Louisiana 9 Q - ' A A , 1 , I . 0 0 , I . . - ' H , . 4 . . . - - - -, - , - 139 . . WINHAM MOTORS COMPANY C E JQHNSQN 1: ARM 5UppLY CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH PURINA CHOXV CHICKS EERTILIZERS Sales Seo wce PHONE 1051 PHONE 518 sos E UNION STREET MI EN LOUISIANA 11 E U N MINOEN LOUISIANA ZZ,-X W1l11amS and an FARMALL X 7 Q12 TOM ALLEY 150 PENNSYLVANIA AVE XMINDEN LOUISI NA TOMMYS TIRE SERVICE Recappmg and Vulcamzxng GOODYEAR TIRES YOUNG WOMEN S SERVICE CLUB PHQN 5, Mmden LOuIs1ana 210 E UNION MINDEN LOUISIANA WEBS ER WHGLESALE LOVES SERVICE STATION T L Wlaolesalz g zu North Louzsuma WO Ocauons to Serve You 501 E Umon Phone 188 PHONE 2 90 Sxbley Road Phone 1748 DIXIE STREET MINDEN LOUISIANA MINDEN LOUISIANA K U ff! , 2 . 'VIO , XA 'A I ,ff I IS P Y 8 f ff N I 'T X, PH NE 524 I MINDEN, LOUISIANA Iv , ,V , K-xxix 4 J!! . T PEVY MOTOR COMPANY Wrecker Servlce 763 PHONES 833 EAST UNION MINDEN LOUISIANA HEFLAND S INC Manu tlClIl7'67S 0 Hafdu ood Floofmg Dutton Brothers CONOCO SERVICE STATION Featurln g A11 Conoco Products PHONE 2190 SHREVEPORT ROAD MINDEN LOUISIANA SAK N PAK Grocery Store Phone 548 636 Shreveport Road Mlnden Lou1s1ana FRITZ Webster E reez1n ROTHENBERGER an Furnlture Repalrmg Storage Company Phone 944 Butcbermg Freezzn g MIDDLE LANDING ROAD Phone 794 Storage Mmden Loulslana 713 SHREVEPORT RoAD 517 EHESSAQQAY MINDEN LoU1s1ANA MINDEN LOUISIANA BISHOP PACE Magnolra Servlce Stat1on Phone 878 524 S Broadway Mmden Loulslana G V WISE Grocery and Market TELEPHONE YOUR ORDER BY 9 00 A M WE DELIVER BY NOON Phone 401 Shreveport Road Mmden Loulslana Q - , . , .. kv SL . .. 9 9 F E , I 0 0 , 0 d V. , .. 9 I 7 155 ASHLEYS GULF SERVICE W 1: BEALL COMPANY Gulf OIls Gulf Gasolmes Fme Me1 clmndzse For Less Gulf I.ubrIcatIon NORTH BROADWAY PHONE 1822 PHONE 2077 612 SHRLVEPORT ROAD MINDEN LOUISIANA MINDEN LOUISIANA CANEY LAKES PORTIA WINFORD S Fishing Ladzes Ready Fo lVear Su zmmmg Bwlfmg 127 NORTH BROADWAY MINDEN LOUISIANA MINDEN LOUISIANA Holloway s Yard Hruska Grocery Gradmg 117 Homer Road Phone 2280 J Phone 2614 Minden I-011151303 Homer Road Mmden Loulslana and Mau ket McCrary s Gulf Serv1ce GOOD GULF PRODUCTS The Home of Fme Food PHONE 2007 JONES KITCHEN LEWISVILLE STREET HOMER ROAD MINDEN LOUISIANA MINDEN LOUISIANA I56 , Q 0 1 - 1 , , . l ' QU - , -r - I . . s 5 I Q 5 I 9 A ' A V Z ffzf : Ra, 'AZ ' , 3 1 3 . , . . , n 7 E s jack Batton Grocery 81 Market Phone 1157 Malden Lane Mlnden, Louislana MINDEN AUCTION BARN JACK BATTON, Owner Minden, Louisiana BRASWELL SAND AND GRAVEL CO Sand Gravel Reads M1x PHONE 635 SIBLIHY ROAD MINDEN LOUISIANA RAY S GROCERY GROCERY MARKET PHONE 18 I SIBLEY ROAD MINDFN LOUISIANA TALTON ELECTRIC COMPANY Repun 5 Cont: 410101 I PHONE 1316 EAST STREET MINDEN LOUISIANA HARPER S GROCERY Phone 948 M Slbley Road Mlnden Lou1s1ana WOODS RADIATOR SHOP 1125 PHONES SIBLFY ROAD MINDEN LOUISIANA Ivys Sportmg Center OU'1 BOARD MO'1 ORS ALL TYPES OF SMALL MOTOR REPAIR PHONE 7 17 bl y R d 3 -5 W , , o All TYPC5 Of Radiamf Repaif SPORTING Gooos OF ALL KINDS - 'E - 1284 -it ' . , ' 413 Si e' oad Min en, Louisian 57 RI HARD B. GARRISON TOM J. CAMPBELL C WEBSTER PARISH TAX ASSESSOR MINDEN LOUISIANA MINDEN LOUISIANA OTIS F MINTER JAMES E BOLIN CHIEF OF POLICE DISTRICT JUDGE AND H15 STAFF Your C lazldren s Frzends MINDEN LOUISIANA MINDEN LOUISIANA BRAZZEL 5 CITY LIMIT WATER WELLS Grocery and Market All Work Guaranteed PHONE 1 10 P110 C 9127 DIXIE INN CAFE Fme Foods Dixie Inn CUN N IN GHAM S STORE Phone 846 R 7 n Phone 846 M 2 M1nden Lou1sIana DIXIE INN MINDEN LOUISIANA 3 ' 9 , 4 n SHREVEPORT ROAD MINDEN, LOUISIANA Ping Street hlinden, Louisiana 7 ff ' ff . - . , . CGFFEE CUP DRIVE IN DEAN GLASS COMPANY Plate Glass Mmden s Neu est and Fmest Drwe m Automobile Glass PHONE 1235 M1ffOfS Re S1Ivered SHREVEPORT ROAD MINDEN LOUISIANA PHONE 1754 MINDEN LOUISIANA D1x1e Overland Serv1ce Stat1On Ill-I AN j D Ha p Oz ne MINDEN LOUISIANA PHONE 271 MINDEN LOUISIANA GRAYSQN SHGPS INC BRACKIN MOTORS INC PONTIAC STUDEBAKER Ladzes Ready F 0 Wfear Sales Serwce PHONE 7972 207 S BROADWAY MINDEN LOUISIANA SOUTH BROADWAY MINDEN LOUISIANA PHONE 18 WILLIAMS ELECTRIC APPLIANCES AN and GENERAL ELECTRIC SC 00 PHONE 78 NORTH BROADWAY MINDEN, LOUISIANA NORTH BROADWAY MINDEN LOUISIANA 159 E550 PRODUCTS A R Y I S Ladies' Ready-To-Wfear 9 ' 3 ' QUADE sTUD1o We Specialize In Photography Weddlngs Plcture Framlng Photo F1n1sh1ng Portra1t Fllm 112 Pearl Street Phone Mlnden Lomsnana Brown Goodwlll A Goocl Place To Buy W ea1 mg Apparel For PHONE 420 107 S BROADWAY MINDEN LOUISIANA ELLIS STORE 5 and 10 Cents E1 erytlomg For School PHONE 1274 MINDEN LOUISIANA ELOISE BEAUTY SHOP 706 Ch ffe Phone 508 Styllng and Wavlng Indlvrdual Service MINDEN LOUISIANA b SHREVEPORT ENGRAVI G C0 Sh 160 685 . , . . 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I A ..,.,. ,.......,.,., 1 5a .......,.,. .,.....,..... 1 52 ' ....,,,....,........., ,l57 . 1 blgngnn 'EMIS' - ' ,,,,,,,, 159 ' ' .. ,... .....,,...,.. 1 55 .....,,,. ,,,...,.,,.,.,,. 1 50 . V 155 H ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 , , ....,....,..... 150 - co. .,....... .,......,. 1 48 f Co -' 74'7' A 'M 155 .....,.....,.l36 . m'.n.:jQ .iQ,57 . .....,..............,, l40 ' 144 - , , A-4-160 .. .........,.,. ............ 1 55 -r ---- - ' .ffffIf.fff.f 150 ,.,.,.. .,.. . ..,.....,., 144 ' ' , . ..,..... , 139 ' ....,..l54 T63 LOOKIN BACK Only after the last picture has been taken and the last word written is the Grig staff able to relax and resume a normal life. Without all our friends, there would not be a Grig, for it takes many others beside the staff to get the book ready for delivery. Special recognition goes to Mrs. Lyon for her help everywhere, to Mr. Cobb, the engraver, Mr. Harper and Mr. Porter, printers, to Mr. Oliphant for conducting the ad sales clinic, to the Grig salesmen for doing such a wonderful iob, to Mr. Quade for taking pictures, to the students, teachers, and coaches, and Mr. Williams for their suggestions and untiring co-operation, to Mr. Fletcher for his aid in the athletic section, to Mr. Grambling for being alert with his camera, and to the business men for supporting The Grig. Each member of the Grig staff deserves a medal of honor for his, or her, efforts to produce a Grig of which Minden High School can be proud. Don Bloxom, business manager, Jackie Batton, assistant editor, Mary Nelson, Junior High editor, Sandra Carson, faculty, Betty Sue Lewis, athletics, and Perry Lowe, book sales assistant, are seniors who will not return to Grig work. Lovonne Frye, Junior High assistant, Joan Andress, book sales manager, linda Cox, organization, Joyce Humphries, copywriter, and Margaret Powell, preparing for editorship of the 1957 Grig, are iolly iuniors with much zest and zeal for another year of work. Carrol Ann Miller, a sophomore, has proved to be a faithful staff member by running errands at any moment. Looking back over the year, I find that work sessions every day were not boring affairs but were spiced with laughter and humorous events typical of any group who gets along well with one another. There was also fun with the Tide Talk staff at Leader- ship Conference and I.. S. P. A. Many people are inclined to believe that the Grig is worked on only at spare minutes. Nothing could be further from the truth. Almost every school night is given over to hard work, plus holidays and week-end afternoons. 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