Minden High School - Grig Yearbook (Minden, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

Q . 'ivf gf. .QI 'FU' v'l' Q.: . l n 'a w'.'. 'u'n .1,' .H I-I' ..... u'.', 0 1' .yy 3'2- .'2' Z'Z'. .tr .. ...- ,.,. .'p'n 'fu .:.gs nEn:u 'IES 3.3. -rar 4':, 0 Q'l u The .VfIld6llfS of Minden Higb School. Minden. l,0Ili5itHld lake pride in presenting a story of C00fJ6l'dfi0l1--' .I .X Xl I li NI A Y S O IQ D I '1' O li X'UI,L'NIliXXIl Ve 1' aantinistration organizations activities athietics es and ciass I IN MAKING LIFE WHAT IT IS AT MINDEN HIGH SCHIIIIL It is znbout you that this story is IoIcI-you who nmkv up II11: :Iuy-by-cIzxy pzmoranm, and by your cooperation :nuke ax success- fuI your for All of us- ', , I. W, I -Us ti ummm M. .N M Wynn v r wr . 3 f Z X 5 Q , 2 3 is 5 5 , Catsv llnrper presents trophies tn talented winners Ray Davis, Patsy Kleinegger, Dixie Dugan 58 SPRI G E DE l-'reddie Combs and David Lee watch Ric-hard Reid serve to Cecile Searles. Dam-ing keeps the interest nf sgme of F ll n the students at Fun Nlgh ,qv . Q h t ls Merrill Wayne seeing double? Cheerleader Tr outs WITH.. Linda W'hite helps Mr. Olifphunt tally votes for eheerleul ers Dianna. Lay, Barbara Langheld, Turehic !Vulker, Dawn Glass and Camille Ivy were the happy winners is 0. is 1.-V Mr. Oliphunt and Mr. I-'leteher 1-uunt votes l'.l'll 4 DX, ,ld To encourage students to know their town bet- ter, the Chamber of Com- merce offers juniors and seniors the opportunity to iii? win twenty-five, fifteen, or ten dollars by writing essays. In 1958 the title was !Vhat Do I Owe Minden as a Teenager? YVinners were Jamie Mays, Galen Pratt, Lin- da Lewis Harvey Barnard receives the Science Award ,,,, gr IDR, ,li Six Recognition ln ss y, cienc , Poetr Throughout the year opportunities arise for students to gain recognition in music, science, essay, and poetry contests. By such participation many students become aware of their latent talents. Interested teachers encourage them to strive for one of many honors, medals, or awards. Annually the Chamber of Commerce sponsors an essay contest. A science student receives the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. Young America Sings awarded certificates to seventeen fresh- men who wrote poems. POETRY AVVARDS-Front Row: James Hall, Danny Headstream, Ronald Dupree. Second Row: Linda Mc-Mann, Bobbie Pullig, Barbara Daniel, Marsha Hoefeld, Katherine Thomas, Lenettie VVhite, Hazel !Villiams, Charlotte Ramsey, Gloria Hill. Third Row: Bettie Hanson, Patricia Patterson, Helen 1Voods, Bill Gray, Dickie Davis. :A 5,1441 Election An cxciting week at MHS is that of Student Council clcctions. Cun- clidatcs for offices cxpcricncc ll rczilly livcly campaign. By moans of postcrs-large and small-cacli C2lIllllKl2ltC'S inanagcr floods thi- hall Witli Facts to Knowfi Voting inu- cliincs add more color and dignity to tlic cvcnt. Leonard Miller demon- strates the mm-hanisni of the voting machine to Johnny Spears Barbara Hales' and Bar- bara Me-ndenhall decide- whom to vote for if f, W - R 2-M' 'Dun PU' NQRPJ5 lo 'fifnesiosmw 6 Supvrior soloists at district festival: Connie Grambling, Martha Belton, Sandra f'l'0l'.kPtt, Billie -lean Prescott: Kay Cunningham, Donnie Hinton, Sue Moo:-1, Denise href-n, Ray Davis v fxv-I' frfni .rf AW H0 5 4 if Cir ll!! WEBSTER DRQESH 551015 V. W, 1, .pie ' LuNell Davis receives lust minute instructions for the choir festival from Mr. Cook 'pring Provided Springtime brings many pleasant experiences for the students. They enjoy the sunshine after four months of cold Weather. During the lunch hour, the campus is an interesting sight to be- hold as the students lazily enjoy the warm fra- grance of the outside. Heavy spring rains followed the cold winter days. The spring of 1958 brought an unusual experience to the students of Minden High dr www lohnns Allen and I mda Rushing exchanged brig iutogr iphs School. Flooding bayous and rivers caused roads to school to be closed. Nevertheless the students enjoyed the cooling Waters on the warm days Though parents and teachers knew the perils of the flood, thc students gained some thrill from the excitement Gerry Fitzgerald and Regan Frazier final four-Ieufecl 1-lovers Peril llivks wishes he had za Grig 01' af YN Ann.- A spring flood on the bayou kept many students from school H hfvt' ,flggzw - - 1 W.,gzzff:-.1 1 -we' -. . QV., ,,,, , ,1,,,,,,,?iw. ay'-32 I A f--sf-lg., 4, ' ' L 7 ys4 ,Q' v We , Vxnixggb yfg' 1, M' . , .,.,,, f . -wp,-v - Q - 7 - ll, - we , W Q Ala A In 4' l'lI Drum 0E Death TLALOC . . . displayed superb acting talent. Both plays were mysteries. The sets and props for them, designed and built by the members of the club, showed much originality and pro- duced excellent effects. Clever costumes and make-up helped create 11 realistic atmosphere. Each performance drew il large crowd. Curi- ous and mysterious happenings on the stage kept the audiences tense und excited. Torehie NVulker and Katherine Rateliff take leading roles in 'ATlaloe Martha Hays, Bill Cook, Linda, XVhite, Patsy Brown, and Rita Barron play in Drums of Death Mary Ann li ntxllft and l Q r nlnhm Bmx Wh r I Lowe- su-ru-s pun: h in Ihr gun sis cience Fair Hut uf tum n guests are llltPl'f'Sf0d WWW 'I 5 IVU1 ': 3 A 'ii . QW, 1 .rm Twelve ' 1 Jamie, Camille, and Keith put the finishing touches to Rhapsody ln Blue Junior- A Hllha Top: James Hard puts the last streamer in place Bottum: The big moment finally arrives Planning for this night of fun began in February for the junior class officers and the faculty committee. Because curious and prying seniors were always on hand trying to discover the theme, secret meetings were hard to schedule. Date boards were gradual- ly filled and Work schedules were set up. The committees made numerous shopping tours hefore finding the hest supplies for developing their theme. Leonard Miller. gresldent of the junlor elass, gets t e banquet started Dainty table decorations and souvenirs greeted the juniors and seniors at the ban- quet. XVhen the last speech was heard and the tearful seniors had sung Our School Days Are Over Nowi' the entire group moved from the Legion Hall to the Recreation Cen- ter and gymnasium to play and dance. The junior class felt rewarded for their many hours of hard work, and the seniors will long re- member the exciting night and Rhapsody in Bluef' Marvin Collins eompletes the atmos- phere with the strands of Rhapsody in Blue ior ight ln Blue Cl Mrs. lioyett and Mrs. Kirkley pour puneh for the party 10 1 1 I i I J! After four years of fun, excitement. and hard work, these smiling seniors are ahle to feel the satisfaction which comes from having done their hest. Soon after the fourth marking period. senior grades for four years a1'e averaged. XVhen the results are announced, the ten students having the highest averages are the Honor Stu- dentsf' Graduating as an honor student is a dream that comes true only to those who hegin working in their freshman year and continue consistently until the day of final awards. By cooperating in and out ol' class. honor students receive training which fits them for places in the adult world. -- lthod 1 D1 lor: s hmnghlood Jo lll Ndnrlra Richardson John Ford Lewis Bettye -lune Brx lnt 1-Q. 'D A-Q 1 -Q. 1 ,,,. IU f I5 .Jn f-.1-4 ,W M, s--..-1' f if All Fl? ntffh 5 Mary Frances Gardner Kay Elizabeth Cunningham Dun Robinson Ray Dvllille Davis May 2l, I958, was an im mriunt dale for the-sv svniors who :Appr-urvd on thc- slug? in raps and gowns I to rvveivv dlplonms from Mr. H Illlllfllh '5- 1 'W..k'5' 1 - , Q AQ, ,Y f r Y, - , -4 W-5-vnyvlr -'A 1 1 an ' - -Y 1 -5. +47 ,40- 1 1 v-kr 4. -W 'LW-F Y -,, ,, ,fi-, -ky-L .F 1,- Q - Baccalaureate Practlce 'FX HU 21' X i ii if L yi we Wh Marv Bullard he-I is Rita Barron g I . I .. takes the last steps toward her lllllliblllil 1 rm-is for eonlnwneenwnt Linda Davidson strai hiens her ea r before she Iluving arrived on the scene of the big moment, the seniors are faced with 21 new outlook on life. This is the day they realize their efforts have not been in vain. They run through their speeches at the lust minute and hope to do their best. Tense und excited. they find themselves walking down the aisles alt Nlinden High School for the lust time. Nlennories of the past four years fill their hearts. Proud. yet somewhat saddened, they take that one last step. after which they find themselves in il new world. Precede Commenceme nt Mary Frances Gardner autographs Ann Mays' Grig during l'0Hl!llFlll'Plll9llt practice John Lewis studies his part on the I'llllllllPfH'9Yl19lIt program JL. , KK ,f 1. ci ' .NPI PlllI'l'H 'Vlr Oliphant drives hard to arouse enthusidwm for the first footb ull game ff f 55 A X XJ 721 4 fx , 72 ma. 1714 fx- 1 V ' v I 1 Twcn ty -- . T2 1 M Wi Hi 'f Bcf1laf5--- was M Pi S284 K mg, M s N 33 W . 2 ziziigggwgsii if: ':s::: 31Eii2Qi :-:-:sE2El'?fiI'I , 552222212 IE a n wr -1 - 'IQ 5?: 2- iiiZ25:32E2f:I'.IE:QiIzsI5:I4iI' ' K Q3-Eg 'zzxj x 3521? 'l ' 3 onnu 5 XMTVPLI ss o aa- fdllq f :nom yea: f an we afe wee, we one f anolflwzf f I 1 az y Q ga :ng s o e 1 ufahon: avg L f an lm uni :Pon f un re fu ani 1- fan f . . fAc greg ll vlltx um V15 CA H , 1- . .VAO 4. V1 -A ., in .V Q A ,ff -,,.- , ACA ffcgofi J, A., gn VVhen one enters thc MHS ofhce, ht 15 1lHlUQQll1tClV lwnt of the Looper 'lfl0Il Wlneh exlsts betwun te lC,l'lLlS Ind students Thls close ICldtl0llSll1p mlkes Qvuy tt lClKl 1 gllldlllil coun scllol to whom the stnclcnts often go for ulxrct Ht rc Mlss Ktlly W0lkS Wlth Allcn C nlpep per 1nd Kuma Alford on schecl cuds Wlllli N11 B 1 es teaches NI Irv Celeste Stantreld in Blles, and john XILIHIHS to use the ClllpllC.2lt0I' Ywenlv Iwo ,nr Nb.-v .ASU J51' L ' If .n -A, . - ,X ., 4 I . 5 . ,. eff 1 gtk M' 'fr fffkff 1 'H N4 I 4 QM , 1, ' L' T' 7.33, an I 'Q 1 l.u,,?:,, faikifxsiighiw, .f gf- ' ga Q. Ax? - yvwqxjxr. .Y -,,1..' n- , 3, M55 i' Ji, X '1,3,,f,f'r!Pi 'gi-Btwn' I 5 vfkiff f 1 ti I 53 5 f 1' .3 Y .Www W 'K Q.. fs 1., '1-. 'g R V-, ' - 'xg 'w, xx 'N s 'u.Y 5.,K'-Eff!! al' Tll'l'Ilf'! -lhrw .Naam-M SNR f ,W . an Principal VY. XV. WVilllams has finished his seventh year at M. H. S. YVORKINC TOGETHER is truly charac- teristic of the life at Minden High School. Because our program permits students to de- velop their talents to their maximum poten- tials, it calls for understanding and coopera- tion from students and faculty. It is the usual rather than the unusual to see them working far beyond the line of requirement. This book is only one of the many examples. From our combined efforts emerge well- balanced graduates who are ready to take their rightful places as useful citizens in our democratic society. The administration is justifiably proud of the achievements of the students. This pride is augmented by the knowledge that each year brings new chal- lenges which are met with satisfying success. Guidanc Mr. VVilliams finds time to talk to some of the students during the lunch hour. Here he stops to chat with Galen Pratt, Hayward Hargrove, 0. H. Haynes, and Henry McClure. the future.. X4 'rub Mr. Joe D. Oliphant, Athletic Director Mrs. Williams, seeretary to the principal, has a student office staff. They are Janice Lee, Marion Shelton, Sandra Brewer, Cecile Searles, Kuma Alford und Janet Nesom. , A.........,,,, IQ .J mf 1 r ' 'i , af -.W ' mf -4 ll, . A F7-'W W4 i 'am snuff 'J .pi M4 49 .of Superintendent Pitclu-r disvussffs building plans with his assistants. M r. Muvlwn and Mr. Manning And Help For The Pre ent . . . Klcmlmcrs of the YVebster Parislm vfficicnt z1clminist1'a1tivQ and officv staff super- Scllool Board arc rvsponsible for the basic visc thc xurious phases of the CllllC2ltl0llill planning and policy-making which llavc rc- program and tulw care of all details of zul- sultvcl in good schools for our parish. An IllllllSll'llll0ll. ln il XV:-liste-r Parish S1-hool lfljilfll nweling ur? Mr. Philip Hollvy, Mr, Ernie- Tylvr, Dr. Milton liiI'll2ll'llSOIl, Mr. .I. E. llzlrpvr. Mr. J. S. Willis, Mr. li. H. Mxlnniug, Mr. Ill. 0. Murine-n, Mr. Purely llralnton, Mrs. Louis Svruggs. Mr. .L IG. l'it1'lwr. Mrs. Larry Huntvr. Mr. ll. Truman YYulkf'r, Mr. L. C. Starr, Mr. Ernest Brown Snr- ,,,...f.nv '1 3---1 1:- 1 Parent and Teacher . . . with one common interest meet-to know one another that they may cooperate in plan- ning projects to meet the needs of the students. Their monthly programs feature students, teachers and outside speakers Whose inter- ests are mutual. Their main pro- ject is the junior-Senior Banquet. The junior mothers prepare the food. The senior mothers in dark dresses and dainty white organdie aprons make charming waitresses. an Miners: 1Standingb Mrs. l-2. H. Searles. Hrs. brulx Madden Nlrs D -X Roberts Hrs I D Ollphdnt Hrs lendenhall, Mrs. Clzludv Burson, Mrs. l'. B. ln Inf-tt Hrs I I lilies Nlrs Norm in Nlrhulre Hrs Has new Nlrs. Youhries. 154-afeclb Mrs. Bryve Sulli! ln Hrs llohertson Nlrs Thorpe Nlrs 1 ref-r Nlrs f0lNlIl ' Z Mineol 1 2 They arrive early ui I 61 ? FRONT ROYV: Mr. A. G. Simolke, Mrs. T. A. Frye, Mr. XV. F. NVoodard, Mrs. B. A. !Valker Hr W D Turn Mr. Elbert Wilkerson. BACK RONV: Mr. Allen Gamble, Mr.lCloy Gamble, Mr. Roy Greene Nlr I L Nlunnngo Mr. T. L. S ay a Sterling James Anderson 'Charlie Moore Wir Mouser 9- pf- as nr ur ip- ur' B' .Q . nv pf p-ff yu 0? Twenty-eight av 7 sv .pf 9- 9' B- P' 7 pf P' if nf P' I P P r V' V 'Charlie Moore died suddenly December 12, after twenty-two years faithful serxice at Minden High School James Anderson is h1s successor. O .1 V ,num mm ik, Mrs. Elkins und NI rs. Krouse serve dinner to l'utrieiu Halle, Mrs. H'illinn1s fills Freddie Fombs' pl :te and tay late Regina Ford, Diane Lee, Marie Parker, and Mme G. Harper enjoy eating together in the cafeteria gi 'mf ' 'L f f If wg! I N 4 ', 5 Bringing students to 1 school by bus, keeping the E buildings clean and time grouncls neat and trim. and preparing uppetizing meals make these workers an valu- able part of the life at XIIIS. 76 ,wwf MRS. BESS BASKERVILLE Mathematics Science Northwestern State College MRS. .IAM l-JS BOYETT Mathemnties Louisiana Polyteehnie Institute Tlzirl-v Together teachers and students at NIHS look for answers. organize units. learn chants. conjugate verbs, build outlines, eook meals, write poems, type questions. read paperbacks, make speeches, bisect angles, catalog hooks, view films, measure copy. crop pictures. sell candy, play hall. duplicate tests, attend meet- ings, collect money, check papers, sing songs. beat drums, win honors, share jokes, greet visitors, take pride in their Work, have con- sideration for others, and love one another. Richard Berry and Sammie Odom show the seienee eluss an experiment 0ur Teacher MRS. LLOYD BRASWYELL Physieal Education Louisiana Polyteehnie Institute BIRS. HARRY M. f'AMI'Bl'Il.l. Business Education Northwestern State College MK. B. l-I. FOUR!-I, JR. Youll Nluxiv IAllliSi2ll12l State l'niw-rsity .,,.an, MRS. JIM l'R0tYlH'Ill l'hysic'al l':1lll1'2lti0ll Louisiana l'olytP4'hni1' Institute ,fm 46159 mr' 2' sf Xxx Linda 5iIlllll0llN and Doris Colvin R1-1-ptln-ir 1'jl'S on thu- copy MRS. JEAN DOI-IRG!-I MRS. ll ll I-'ORD 'ls1l0kk4'0lDilILf Typing t'ivi1-s fit'lll'l'2ll History Nortllwm-ste-rn Ntzltv K'uIlc-g'f- Northwa-stu-rn Stntv Vollvgn- ,J -iI0 Sa-urls-s dives on-r Uh-mln Bloor:-. Nlurthu B4-lion, irls in l'hy. lid. 1-lusseslf-urn rhythm and Horns flliltlll ln gym 1-lass lk-1 yi. LL... lid N,- Q ,x ,I 'T I fl. MRS. ADYICE F. l-'ORET MR. VYILLIAM E. GLEASON Science Speech English Northwestern State College VVOrld Geography Northwestern State College Added to our school family this year are Mrs. VVinford, Mr. Prothro, Mr. johnson. Mrs. Ford taught for Mrs. Spitzfaden while she was recuperating from surgery. Mr. Miles and Nlr. Cook received plaques for being good teachers and good leaders. Mr. XVilliams went to Philadelphia to visit the schools there. Mrs. Foret, Mrs. Rushing, and Mr. Sibley brought new ideas from New Orleans schools. Bliss Kelly and Mrs. BIcConathy direct lively meetings for the English teachers. Nlrs. Boyettis basketball team claimed most of her free', time. Mrs. Kirkley went with repre- sentatives to a state Student Council meeting. In addition to her professional duties Nlrs. YVatkins presides at meetings of XVeslevan Service Guild and helped with the Camellia Show. -Ian Yelasco puts vampire makeup on Dorothy WVeaver while Janice Lee makes an old man of Jerry Talton Thirty-two Teac MR. ROBERT 1-'. GRAMBLING Instrumental Music Louisiana State fniversity MRS. CONNIE B. HARPER English Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Dreams are coming true for Nlr. Grambling as his twelve-year-olcl daughter, Connie, plays with the Shreveport Symphony. At the Louisi- ana High School Press Association Nlrs. Harper gave and receivecl icleas about the school paper. If Nlr. Nation anal Nlr. Strong and Mr. Harper and Blr. Kelly and Nlr. Oliphant are not coaching a ball game. they are watch- ing one. They like ball gamesl -.5 . ,i 104 awww 'L' WV. F. M4-Lemore perfoms an experiment for Dennis Higginbotham, James. Baird, James Norris, -loe Oliphant, and Raymond Anderson ,i if L V ,Y Y 3 MR. SAM HAIil'l'1R MR. CHARLES JOHNSON MK. ELTON KELLY Industrial Arts Coaeh S1-ienee Coaeh Physieal l'1dllC'Zlti0Il Poaeh Northwestern State College Northwestern State College Louisiana State l'nivc-rsity .. . u Q ni. llohhy A sh Iey, Alto n Hort Illilll. and Riehard Berry put the finishing tour-hes on their shop projef-ts fl' yllllfi-lllffd' l ,ffx To Relate 0u WIRS NI-XRY A KIRK! El Nlkb. EUGIE L. LYON Home Fconomlcs English louisiana State l lllX6l'SltW Mississippi Southern Marilyn Lowery, Jan B r 0 w n , Katherinv Thomas and Becky Mv- Kenzie proudly admire- the new kitchen utensils in the home economics department nowledge MRS. BlLLll'1l!. MONZINGO Librarian Louisiana Polytechnic Institut: Mrs. Monzingo h 0 l p ra freshmen le-urn to uw thf- library 5 DIR, CARLETON PROTHRO MRS. MARION D. RUSHING MR. VVALTER C. SIBLEY Civics English Social Studies Mathematics University of Al-kansas Oklahoma Southeastern Northwestern State College To Our Live No printed word nor spoken plea Can teach young hearts what men should be, MRS. CATHERINE B. , sPI'1'z1-'ADEN Not all the books on all the shelves Social Studies Northwestern State College But what the teachers are lIllClllS6lV6S.,, James Garland, Jerry Huekaby, Charles Mad- Mary Evelyn Brown. -ludy Howell, Martha Sers and Floyd Gumel check books out of Mrs. Lyon's homeroom library den, Sammy Samuel, James Bolin, Keith Llnvd and Richard Reid learn how to use the slide '1'l11'rty-six rule Linda Nadrvhal and Tommy H'indsor lead Mrs. WVinford's English c-lass in il disc-ussion X Audrev Aarons, Kathv Keene and Sharon Gav Zoila Valdivieso teaches Mrs. McC0nathy's take shorthand air-ration from records ' Spanish 1 class in the library 11 'Uv MIC. l'l.l'1Yl-1NTRONli MRS. JOHN R. WVATKINS MRS PURTIA XYINFORIJ Social Studies Home I-11-onomic-s English Basketball foach Louisiana State Lniversity Arkansas State- George Peabody College Teac-hers follvlfe Thirty-sereu Fifteen organizations teach leadership qualities to members in Minden High School. Some organizations plan projects for the student body While others acquaint students with the out- side World. Above, David Evans displays the Minden High School Code of Honor, a Student Coun- cil project. At right, Mr. Clea- son presents a gavel to Douglas Harkness, president of the Dra- matics Club. T11 irty-eight K 'C 'J 5 . .' , 4, .' ,IP A , 1 ' T7 L .. aff will V L7 A ,w 14-if Jfjz. fx, r,'f.: ' ' ' llrgxig '51 w' J' f , ' xg if 1 L ' .lf l .xv- I1 R '1 -.N NA N, W., ., x- ,IL ,H -Q, X.. 7, 'M Y. -wx s. ,y 'x 1 . Q 1 ' u X1 2 1 97' in -1 1 .I I. -L f jf 1-I' ,1 Q ' 1 1 J .4 .,.1.- , AC x ,, R. , is if A - ,ff , , Yllirls-ninf by . 1-Jil .,,v.. .. C3 Iii 5 'WWM4 f ,,,W MW ,, e,,,? 'gb Clin ix Linda Norris, Jerry Huckuby, Galen Pratt, Douglas Harkness, and Harvey Barnard experiment with the autonmton Experiments suffcrl' in the cause of learning. The smell of forinalclehydc from the hiology dissection puns may he sickening, hydrogen sul- fide fumcs in the chemistry lah may not mix with lunch. and 11 clamp floor after il force pump clcllioilstmtioil lllily put Sf1ll01l.liS in thc- hcst of lcuthcr shoes. hut who cures? lt's all il part of science, isn't it? At the science fairs of 1958 outstuncling honors wcnt to Hallman XVoods, jerry Huckahy, Keith Lloyd. Roy Nlohley, and Joe Oliphunt. Sam llichurclson represents the cluh hy serving as Pllfllkl.lll0llt2lI'lilll for the Iunior Acziclciny of Scicncc. Nlinclcn lligh School looks to thc future with science. cienee Begin Here Lorenz Funderhurk explains chain reaction to Jerry Huckahy, Alton Hortmun, and Hallman NVoods mm--mga. ' W 7 fit : , ,..5. W Q , ,, Jan Brown teaches a reading circle Judy Tucker and Rudlth Frazier lead Richardson at Richardson Elementary. Elementary students ln a game. Today's Student President Beth Drew presides at a meeting. Forty-four Since its organization at NIHS, thc Nlary Be-ll Future Tcachers Association has bccn vcry activc. Students who drcain of becoming tcachcrs havc many opportunitics to incrcasc thcir knowlcdgc of a tcachcrls lifc by actually assisting te-achcrs with thcir work. Twenty- 4-ight girls and onc boy utauglitw at Bichard- son Elementary while teachers attcndcd a profcssional mccting. Beth Drew. Linda Nadi'- chal, Barbara Martin, Bcagan Frazicr. Syl- via Youngblood, jan Brown, jvanctte Holland, Barbara Haley. Ann Hall, and Nlarilyn Low- ery have been cager to prepare themselves for teaching. ,-' r Th? world is in the hands of the future tom-In-rs Uffirf-rs: Putsv Klf-ilwggvr, Linda Nzulrvlml, Both llrew Reagan Frazier, -lun Brown. Tomorro ' Teacher Nlrs Baskerville rf-viewa th? radio irngram with members. Seated: Linda Nadrchzll, Rljugan Frazier, liarlmru Martin, Beth Drvw. Standing: Mrs. Baskervillv, Marilyn Lowe-ry, Carolyn Mc-Glnty, Ann Hull. -If-anrtte Holland. Gale Davis. 17 Q . - r ' a 55 if 5? fi 7 f . fl ' 4 ,, in Q 0, , 5 owl gh! Xuw r S K' 3. val X LW 4 .ff 1' U tim' x K mxlfi H5 I cfm, 958 31115, Hom , eco , affirm ' ' mfng '- ni 2 I Cai K . , uf! , X , , Q: 1, ,L . v , Cf- 3195- Sins!-ux K+ Vhxnc: KW A f M Klan-QNX NWS 3XKxsxkrn'YKOe 5:3 A' -il 'ii fa,-fv,..,., ,- 4 - L45 Aff ..,, '. A 1 5 i a A 1 'rv .: 1-:f-w-111:11 f'5f512 YV cw-av' adv! V, ,, ,,, ,. ,,- .55 fu ,fn , M, f ..-A' K.-6-v waivqizfw 12,2 E , , ,ff if 1.. 1.1 mp. 1' Eutul, 0 J ournalists Learn x r N H 'FIN r ly, ry H 4 n llpphhpr um lg, hr ty - IN- 1 . lls 4 Om' ot thc- most alxltlmpaltvct cvc-nts at Xlinclcn High is thc z11'1'ixul me-ry month of thc' m-wspupcw. tht- Tinto 'llllkf' School m-ws. sports 1'm'ic-ws. and fl'2ltlIl'l'S crowd its pugvs from top to hottom. Producing u ncwspupc-r is ll hard and tvclious joh. hut ll 1'C'XV2ll'CliIlLI om: Staff mvmhc-rs lmvc nmny c-xp:-1'ic-m-vs -illtl'l'Yii'XVillg pc-oplv, 1m'c-ting IIUXV Stlldl'lltS. and IO211'llillg tlw fllmlulmmtalls of j0lll'llllliSllI. CLLIICII Pratt. lim-tty Lila-s, .lorry Iluckuhy. Dovyc Culpvppvr, Bc-llc Zzlchry. and Nlrs. Hzlrpcr hrought many new ich-as from thc Lollisiallla Scholastic Prcss Association in Fm- ton Rouge in October. liditor jerry IIllL'kL1bf' 111141 stuff mc-nlhvrs lmvc workvd WON with Xlrs. Ilzlrpel' to cncl il succcssful ycuu' for thc Tinto Tulkf, Fundamental of -If-rr FIRST RIHY: Donnie- Hinton, lin-nila Allvn, Sallie lnahm-tt. fonnic- Grambling, Mary liil'llill'1l50Il, I-'is-lil-a Palm' Kleim-ggvr Diane lin-Q-n NFCOYD ROV lnrvnz l lllllll'l'lllll'k I :rs l'nn hu D ni p. , , . . , . . . . . , .z ,' ,J f rg, e sv Ethic-nv Rials, Elle-n liziwkervillr, Slwryl Davis, lin-nda Rushing. THIRD ROYY: Sam Riiilmrdsun, Rug: Ba z : A ' l'z t x ' z ' - ' - ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - rhirn Haley, 1 N Slip. .hldrtp Aarons, Bmkp Lnnsturd, .vlarp Ann Luvk. l40l Rl'll RUN: l hurl: den. Jay Dulanvv, Larry Williams, Hill l umlf-rhurk, -luhnny Hruska, l.onisr- Nlintvr. BAVK RUBY: David l'e-roy flnloman, I harles l'unn4-ll, lflzra Fartu-r, Ronald Haym-s, -launf-Q Phillips, Jimmy Russs-ll. Band Excell in archl xlil,i0l'f'il1'NI Dians- Ure-en. Patsy KI!-im-g'ge-r, Judy Vrswkc-ll. Glvmla Fil-Ida, Sandra l'ro1'kc-it i01 IIO SUOIIUI' IS illil Cfllllllll mg instrumvixts. rn tl, I ctlu 1 - Om- of tlu- most 11' ' ' 1 AVIUI J.1'UlIllCl NIIIS is thc lmml Not only do they spvml nizuuy lm prvparing for 4-xlliluitions 1 17l'0gI'1llllS. but also tlwy Sl mic for tlmc-il' own plums Tlll'l'i' is IIUXOI' a clull mmm llll'llilllllSll'17lll away than mm m lwrs clasll ull' to x111'i0l1s L ln incl clinics for spc-cial trim rv o V, FIRST RUBY: Sandra l'roc-kvtt, -Indy I'ro1'kc-lt, Henry lnnlmo-lt, Roy .ls-nn Uutz, Churlrs fox, Douglas Shaw, Lzuw Iiznidson. SEVONII IHHV: l rml Bon-kv, Martha lh-lion, Mars! Hella- Davis, llonulml Nkltl-rs. Tllllill IHHY: Loltiv l,2lllLflll':lI, Burl Sue- linrnnrd, -Indy N'hih-. l 0l'li'l'll INHY: Dnviml Phillips, David ,lanws Pitts, Ric-Imrd llruskn, Sf1'Yl' Barnard. MAPK IUNY: Ja-ff Tonlmy Turns-r, Ke-nt l!l2llll'llRll'd, rlllwin Gr and Playing Lute August days ure- m-vcr too hot for murclming pmcticc. for 11:-u1'lJx' are thc- football boys pm-rfvcti ncw play for tlrv opcning ganna-. Uffir-1-rs: lluvisl Evans. Lottis- Lung- held, Nlurtlm lie-lton, l'4'I'l'Q llnlmnnn 3? wwf 9 3 4 1 A 'E .gh Q-Q Af.. wg lil llm-fc-ld, Larry Slay, Johnny Johnson, mrn Sinmlks-, llc-Ile Zur-hry, Margaret -lame-s. Kilpzxirirk, Robert Thompson, Roy Nlohle-y. Robinson, Douglas Sul:-, Billy Herring. 4-vr, N'iIformI Tzlylor, Thu- Band pn-rforms an nf-w routine' From thc first pc-p rmfvting to thc- lust gzunc tllc brand is on lmncl to urgv tln- Crimson Ticlv to victory. Tllcir rvnl and wllitv uniforms uclcl color to pruuclc-s for parish and state- fairs, lnonu-coming, c:lll'lStlllLlS. mul at llam- qlu-ts. ln Ill1ll'ClllIlLf Colm-sts XIIIS lmncl rata-s among tllc- lwst. l u1'lx-1117111 FRONT ROWV: Gloria XVest, Patricia Patterson, Patricia Perkins, Patricia VVright, Cheryl Boyle, Carolyn VH-Ich, Shirley Matlock, Shirley !Visinger. SECOND ROVV: Linda Lowe, Mary Monzingo, Hilda Casse s, Geraldine Brown, Linda Sue Goebel, Elaine Melton, Connie Collins, Rachel Craton, Sandra Lunsford, Bonnie WValker. THIRD ROVV: Kay Mudgett, Celia Bryan, Ann Aldredge, Jan Brown. Sharon !Vhaley, Charlotte Ramsey, Carolyn Stamm, Marie Reeves, -Ian Biles, Dorothy WVeaver, Harla Turner, Ann Frazier. BACK ROXV: Sandra. Brewer, Barbara Martin, Evelyn Smith, Patricia Daniel, Glenda Moore, Vernette Pennington, Mme G. Harper, Mary Lynn WVhite, Elizabeth Hardy, Shelby Thompson, Oree lioefeld, Sharon Gay, Marsha Peaker, Kury Davidson, Myrna Aarons. gr- James Herman sells candy to Barbara WYinget I-'iffy Musical Ma Music is Well said to bc the speech of angels, in fact, nothing among the utterances allowed to man, is felt to be so Divine. It brings us near to the infiniteg We look for moments across the cloudy elements into the eternal light, when song leads and inspires us. Serious nations, all nations that can listen to the mandate of nature, have prized song and music as a vehicle for Worship, for proph- ecy, and for whatsoever in them was Divinef' -Carlyle i Girls who like to sing enioy every minute they spend in learning new tunes or rehearsing old ones. Folk songs, Christmas carols. spring mel- odies fill the folios as the club prepares for a student eoneert, a Christmas program, or a festival. XVhen a program needs spieing up, just ask Xlr. Cookg he has a num- ber ready. z...K - Aer-ompanists: Carolyn Stamm and Gloria WVest Officers: Geraldine Brown, Carolyn Stamm, Glenda Moore, Sandra Brewer, Gloria WVest FRONT ROXY: La Nell Davis, -lan Yelaseo, Mary Virginia Nehring, Linda Sue King, Ronnie Simmons. Henry Thorpe, -lames Herman, Linda Kemp, Brenda Miller, Diane Shaffer. SECOND RINV: Ann Allen, Patsy Day, Linda Norris, Linda Fielder, Douglas Shaw, Lurry Thornton, Marlin Sexton, Bill Murphy, Gerald xvillk6'l', Gerry lien Lee, lYzlntla Merritt, Mary Ann Rateliff, Dorothy Harmon. THIRD ROXY: Regina Ford, Patrieia Hale, Nelle Greer, Barbara Langheld, Douglas Mellaniel, M'ayne lYatson, Jerry Yoorhies, Patriek Chanler, Ernest NYhite, Steven Terral, Norman Talton, Carolyn Mefiinty, Dawn Glass. BACK ROME Franees Fallin, Bettye -lune Ray, Gloria Hill, -lanet Nesom, Tommy Kemp, Milton Lambert, Royee Henley, Tommy 1l'in1lsor, Perev lloloman, Marvin Collins, Dennis Higginhotham, -limmy MeDaniel, Shirley Miller, Gale Davis, ' Anna Faye Roberts, Nanette Mkilker. Some people say it with flowers: No one knows this better than the Others say it with words: students of Xl. H. S. who heard lint the Nlinclen lligh School Choir them in the Christmas ussemhly says it with singing, and the mennhers of the P. T. A. In the INLIIIIICI' of hirds. who enjoyed their harinony. Uffieers: Dawn Glass, Barbara Langheld, Milton Lambert, Jaek Bridges. James Alan Norris I 6 4 4 a Choir Bring Top Rating 1. v. Xhll you please lmuy some candy from ine? was the familiar question lieard by al- most everyone in town. And all for good reason too. The money they made was used to buy sweaters for the junior and senior clioir members. Any day of the week the choir could be found working and planning together. with Nlr. Cooke, for the Spring Concert which was lield Slay 1. Mitt Lambert gets usnistalu-1' with robes Acc-ulnpanists: Marvin Collins and Mary Ann Ratcliff WEBSTER fifly -threw 2 Beth Drew, Mary Richardson, and Kuma Alford plan the schedule for the year's activity 'iv' W Q 55 ii . A' 1 L . v In r W, -- is ce- - .A W Phyllis Roberts and Janet Nesom type FHA records Fifty-four Girl Prefer Machine Age! Atomic Age! Space Age! Because time is forever changing the 193 members of the Minden Chapter of the Fu- ture Homemakers of America have to keep in step. New members being welcomed into the club received book marks symbolizing the FHA emblem. The homemaking section of the State De- partment of Education asked janet Nesom, Linda Atkins. Mary Ann Ratcliff, .Iudy Prabb. Martha Belton, and Mary Richardson to par- ticipate in the educational activities in a booth at the Louisiana State Fair in Shreve- port. At the state FHA meeting in Baton Rouge in December Nlary Richardson, president of the local club, gave the response to the wel- come. Judy Babb, Marilyn Lowery. Beth Drew, and Nlrs. YVatkins, club sponsor. went to this meeting. Janice Lee received the Betty Crocker award-a pin symbolizing that the home is where the heart isv. Janice made the highest score on a written examination taken hy fourth year home economic students. Her subject was Homemaking Knowledge and Attitudeu. qyq -1'3 Marilyn Lowery kept the scrapbook for the year Homemaking Pvnru HUMEN4 AMEDISICA X Mary Richardson gave the welcoming speech at the State FHA Convention 'i 5E v P s. 5 4 v 5 Shelby' Thompson, Dorothy XVeaver, and Mary Ann liatvliff admire their Christmas projevis Dorothy XVcz1x'e1' and lic-1' connnittve pre- pairc-d small Cliristmas trees of not and wire for thc- patients in the local hospital. In the spring. mothers and interested friends come to 21 tea wliere girls model time garments they liuye niadc. Judy Rabh gets her hem pinned Mary Richardson and Judy liabh present FHA bookmarks to new lll9I'llb0l'S1EllZ2lll9th Roherls Connie Collins, Patsy Slay, Helen Prestidge, and Ellen Baskerville. Where Gro ing Mind To find a wealth of knowledge. students of NIHS have only to look in their own library. Members of the Library Club, with the as- sistance of Mrs. Nlonzingo, delve into vast stores of learning from the past and present. They read about the ideas and the people and the events that have brought them to this moment in their lives. Attracted by the colorful displays, aided by the extensive cata- logues of books and visual materials, the students find the library to be a Warm and friendly place. Meet Grea Helen Prestidge, Catherine ipitzfaden, Gail lluvls, Beverly Simolke and Annette Nation leave the library after a meeting adjourned , yy i 6 2 .4 Officers: Sylvia Youngblood, Gail Russell, Harla Turner, Reagan Frazier t Mind Reagan Frazier, Leadership conference Mrs. Nlonzingo, Sponsor bfi if J- Harvey Barnard and Sammy Samuel work back stage HNI1: Gleason said we go on in five min- uteslv an excited voice Whispers. The mad scramble is on. Stage crew and cast members hurry about adjusting minor details of set and costume. Fear of forgetting a part pre- vails. Nevertheless, the show goes on. Mr. Gleason announces the winners of the Grea e Paint, Footlight , and the ho goo on- Such is the life of the Dramatics Club. Not long after the final bow of one perform- ance, a new cast is organized and a different drama is in practice session. Actors and actresses, makeup technicians and stage crews begin a new form of preparation. 1958 Variety Show .ii 5 fs 3 2 i 5 iii 2 2 3 1 s 1 z U 2 K 2 X ? f .Lf in - 22 ml Jackie Davis and Alton Hortman have not learned their lines Some -weird 1-llarm-ters attended the nmsquerude party A Q. ff flifiI'f'I'N1lflh1'1'lllh gather uftc-n to study the svrnplnmk , .fx Fzfrls'-n In Ann Aldredge, Helena Hutt-hlns, Sallie Inahnett, Bill Gray. Sandra Lunsford and Don Betts enjoy singing Latin hymns Pamela MeNatt, Miss Kelly, Susie 1'Vales, Pat Humhle, Virginia Goodwin, Linda Thompson, Sue Ellen Barnard, Kay Mudget. Francis Fallin, Ed- wardine Swain, and Jimmie Russell read a story in Latin Composed of some members of the three Latin classes, the junior Classical League was organized in the fall. Sandra Lunsford. Ann Aldredge, Gale Davis, Linda Underwood, Sallie Inabnett, and Helen Hutchins chose to affiliate with the national and the state or- ganizations, and purchased silver pins bearing the initials FCL and the emblem of the flam- ing torch. Sue Barnard, Don Betts, judy Croc- kett, Francis Fallin, Bill Gray, Virginia Good- win, Pat Humble, Pamela McNatt, Kay Mud- gett, jimmie Russell, Edwardine Swain, and Susie Wales joined the state organization. Before Christmas the members met twice to sing Latin rounds and Christmas carols, with Ann Aldredge and Nlarvin Collins at the piano. Next year they bope to serenade the F ' Q T e n S e S Gale Davis explains a Latin phrase to Ann Aldredge and Linda fnderwood classes with if-Xcleste lfideles in l,atin. During the spring term there were two meetings cen- tering around Iiatin plays and Roman customs. Atta-sting to the interest in classical studies, Sallie lnahnett and judy Crockett joined the Shreveport delegation to attend the Classical League State Convention at Baton Rouge in Felmruary. The delegates returned from the convention with happy' reports and awakened zeal in classical education. Learning Christmas songs in Spanish and singing them in Christmas assemhly was one ot the main activities of Nlrs. NIcConathy's newly organized Spanish Clulm. This cluh was organized to promote a hetter understanding of Spanish - speaking countries and their customs. Carrying out a Spanish custom. Zoila Valdivieso. a Student from Cuha, helped the members make a pina- ta in the shape of a Santa Claus. The memhers of the cluh enjoyed writing each other anonymous letters which helped them to learn Spanish. antah e Offirers lhlle 7 u hrx Flil lheth ll xr ner Yr-l I ' ' .: ' iz ' .', , za 2 I , .- I luvls, ,ind Gerry Fitzgerald sing Fhristnms carols Ill SIIZIIHSII Zoila Yalldivieso finds that Zlllylbllf' can he il.!YilI'llf'll must anv task us she suddenly finds herself carrying thi- purses of the ll0llH'1'lllIlIlIg court Our Tongue tx x Mrs. Xlifllllliltlly and He-len Prestidge break th:- pinntn at the fhristnms party 'E' FRONT ROVY: Jeanne Yan l'eene, Elaine Melton, Judy Tuvker. Lenettie H'hite, Nell Davis. SECOND IHHY: Marilyn Lowery, Julia Mahonev, Shirlev Wisinger, Patricia ll'right, Patricia Perkins. THIRD ROWV: Vernette Pennington, Harla Turner, Sue Sanders, Nelda Caraway, Ann Hall. I-'0l'RTH ROXY: Linda Fielder, Jimmie Lou llarper. Barbara Mcllillian, Nelle Greer, Linda Barnes. FIFTH ROWY: Sylxia Robertson, Sharon Reeves, Linda Mvhlann, Patricia Daniel, Ann Smith, Linda Nadrehal, Jan Brown. BACK INHY: Patricia Patter- son, Barbara Mendenhall, Patsy Oliphant, Elizabeth Roberts, l'arolyn lYeIc'h, Betty Smith, llettle Hanson, Lynda Slam-k Cheerleaders: Barbara Langheld. Familie Ivy, Torchie lYalker. Dawn Glass, Diana Lay The B 00 'KYQ-Q1 rccll Yea white! is the limi lll ga for all fans to got ticlicts, pillows mcl hmm to thc high school stadium. The m 4 is ou' From the moment the lights go on unhl tht lust person leaves the ficlcl thc Lliuilelclus arc on liaucl to tell what is liaippc-mii., J CI N The Pep Squad entertains with marching' performanves at half-time rr-H15 Z Team Morale Daily routines keep the Pep Squad active and ready to lcucl the tc-am onto the field and to encourage them to victory. True Title sup- porters, the girls travel with the team, keep students informvcl about approaching gaincs, decorate the field. and in every way keep school spirit high. 4' ,.., I v E FRONT ICONY: Catherine Spitzfaden, Linda Talton, Sandra VYhite, Bonnie XYalker. SECOND RONY: Carolyn Mc-Ginty, Pamela N11-Nutt, Connie Collins, Betty Lindsey. THIRD ROXV: Margaret Gibbs, Susie !Valee, Linda Cnderwood, Celia Bryan. FOFRTH ROYV: Ann Aldrellge, Helen Hoods, Raehel Craton, Lucia Littleton, Pat Humble. SIXTH ROKY: Martha Miller, Barbara Martin, Patricia Penix, Betty Holtzvlaw, Marsha Peaker. BACK RONY: Glenda Nix, Ann Frazier, Beekv SQCAD I.I'1AIlI-IRS: FRONT IROXY: Linda Rushing, Marion Shelton, Gloria Wk-st. SECOND ROKV: Cyn- thia Miller. Sharon H'haley, Sandra Brewer, Barbara Martin. THIRD ROIV: Doris Colvin, Jan Biles, Carolyn Stamm. BACK ROWV: Cecile Searles, -Iudy Rabb, Betty Salmon, Glenda Moore. Seruggs, Carolyn Baker, Patrieia Patterson, Linda Nix l UI-'I-'ICI'IRS: Gloria Nest, Vice President: Marion Shelton, Marehing Captain: Sandra Brewer, Sevre- tary: -Ian Biles, Treasurer: Ceeile Searles, Presi- dent: Betty Salmon, Reporter 'xl '-071 1-A l .lr C .Sf 1 I5 -Illlrr' x G.A.A. officers are Audrev Aarons, Linda Atkins, Cecile Searles, and Camille Ivy Active and eager are the girls of this organization which is designed to give its members an opportunity to participate in a well-rounded program of athletics. Here at NI.H.S. every girl may engage in the form of athletics that best suits her. She may swim, play ball, play tennis, dance, and tumble. Competition in all sports was keen during fall, winter, and spring. Mrs. Braswell and Mrs. Crowder are always bringing new ideas for helping girls to develop good health habits along with their fun and play. Be Happ - B Ga, h.A.A. representatives, I-'ront Row: Patsy Kleinegger, Kuma Alford, Dawn Glass. Back Row: Dinane Lee, Marsha Hoefeld, Jun Yelaseo, Sandra Brewer, Barbara Haley, Nunette Walker, Elizabeth Hardy Xlnst ilnportnnt ol all activities was selection of the NI.lI.S. Dzlrlinff in J'llllIl , . Tliirty' girls from tlie four classes viecl for title. Poise. personality, :incl lieunty were points tlle judges nsecl in scoring euelr Elle lI'j'. tlie tlie girl as she appeared before 21 large audience. Diane Green. Nlursliu Iloefelcl, and Nlary Virginia Nellring were in the finals with winner Denise Green. tlne llenise G rm-n is Nl HS Darling With the G. A. A. Lf-unurd Miller, Master ufYl'1-rf-nmnies. proudly pon-a with Marsha Hue-feld. Mary Virginia Nehring, Denise- Green. and Diane Green for I959 Through actn 1t1CS students 'tt tun many socral graces Aboxe 1 group of students meet before school for I bllef llLXOtl0ll ll be fore gorug to cllss C ongr 1tul.1 t10llS go to Llndl Atkl11S for htr mam socral honors She wqs homeconnng queen 111 1907, foot ball sweetheart 'ind fzur prlncess rn 1958 Her U'lOVV111g personal lt, and Wrnnmg s1n1le brought her these honors bnly six if X-. . w wwxf, YV'f3..'5 - il, sw J n , r . Q Y 1 'ffw fl I .v, 7 1 S x 4 w 1: L 1. 'M xl' , as J. ,I 'QI KL- X 2 I ' 3 '-X xy w -25935,- x , 'X-.fm 'Q .,,,. ,J Q xl K 1,- .fw x . . ,, pk QI, 1 x, wx x, 'a '- 1-. x N. x -5,55 ' . - ,l,. 2 , r-IW 4 1 75 f In K' YIRVQI , ,y. A, . !I 'M lyif x J J .f,. f . 1-ff ' 'e Sixty-sv: on Trip and Conference ,I--1 in ir l'l1L1l111th H xrpvr l11I11r1 1 N est D111 XP T 1 ulpvppvr R1 ug Ill I1 r 1l111r l11rr1 H111 k 1111 Nl 1r1 l Plestr Nt nnfwld I 111111: Nl IN s .1ss1 s 1 ss1111 1111 s .1111 QIIILS 1 EC 1 .5 1 111 ll 1111111 111s 1 11111 s 1 1 Lt 11 Q11t1 s 111 1111110 11 1111111 1 111 111 111111 s11111111 1111 1 11s ll 1 IN 1 IL st111111 111 111 11111111 11111 1 111 111t1 111 p11p1111111t1 101111818 1 11s1111.1 t1 1 111 s 1x11 M11 1 111111 1 mf C11 .',1 1 1 1 1111 f'11 1 1if1t 1 t s 1 1' 11' 111' 11111 1,11 1 I','11'1J 111111 1111' 111-1 cle T1 1 ' ,1 1 1 11111111 11111' 111111 1 1 1111 11111115 1 ' 1111111 1111 3 ll 11 111111 st111i11s. T1 1 5 11 ts 11 1 1 1 1 't 't 1 ' 1 1' 1 Q 1 11111 111111111111111-11 111111'sp11p111'. -I111'1'1' 11111111111111 111111111g11t11 111' 11111 '1'i1111 r141111XN. 11118 11111111111 X11 111 1111' 11111 51111111111 s11ssi1111 111 11111 1-111 1'11'111111. X111 1.11111, klC1Y',' 1' for 11112 C1110 tu X1 1'11111'11111111 j11111'11111is111 c111ss11s 111 1111111 s11ssi1111s 111' t111- -111 '-'11c11. Ni,1'!v1-11igl11 b Broaden Their Viewpoint The community is only as strong as its potential leaders. Realizing this, several of the civic organizations of Nlinden annually send hoys and girls to Pelican States. because they hclieve it is one of the hest training places for their leaders of tomorrow. These hoys and girls of 1958 came hack with some honors and many experiences which they will never for- get. Eight hoys attended Pelican States: all eight held state offfices. Linda Atkins served in the House of Representatives. Today they are active leaders in Nlinden High School. out- side activities, and church organizations. Only the test of time will tell whether they will he the leaders of tomorrow, hut Pelican Boys, and Girls, States have helped create in them a desire to serve their fellow man. E The Lffillilliltillg vlzlss of 1929 il1lllilllPiS with ihvir prillripul, Mr. -I. E. llzlrper emor Lane .-Xuhnnn oi 1938 was il 1l1C'Il101'1l131K' sm-asm: for the- iLI'lll1lllliillg 011155 of 1929. This was thvir turn 101301lOll0l'Cl'90fif1ll' Nlinclc-n 11if'h ' ' ,5 Sc-1111111 lumwccnning. Dr. T11iJl112lS 111C11lll'l1SOII. Xlrs. jack PCI'I'y1112lll, Hrs. Johnnie Tinnell. :incl X111 Cf1mr11c1 4Xc11xins cmnposvc1 il cmnxnit- tml W1liC1l umtuq-tml Cach nwlnhc-1' of thvir Miss Phillips enjoys fvllnwship with hor fnrmr-r atudvnts c-hiss of 1929. Of tlw fifty' 1ix'inQ nn-nlhc-rs of this class, thirty' of thcxn wc-rv prvscnt. They 1-njoyc'c1 nmny 11ciivitiL's chxring thi- wm-k of t1ll'1l'Si2lf'1l1 Niindvn. A 11111111111-t at tlu- Coun- try Kitchvn and at tux in thc- 1101110 of Dr. and Xlrs. Tllmnus Nic-1nm1sm1 Wm-rv highlights of the cc'1c-hration. Dr. Tum I!1l'hlll'llNllll, Mrs. XYilma Pvrryman. and M rs. Mullin- lic-il Tinm-ll purmlv in an 1929 Pontiuv. L..f -.1 'X S-5' ,.g i-,Q . -Imp 9- ,' ' e -XXX: Q: W i ' ' V 2,6 . , V , G Q' N - . v . -fm. ., ' I fy - f ,. Q! X --iff., ' ff' , .ff fx ' '. - , , fr .,' 4 --it ,wwf . , ' .,j- 'rf ' -7' ff . f 4 I V. - ' 4' ,Wir g f 1 .4 To he-gin thc Fvstivul Cach school in thc two pz1rishCs sont ll print-css to l'L'Pl'CSCIlt it and its connnnnity. Those princesses, riding in conx'C1'tibles. joined with other dignitaries in ll parade. Linda Atkins. ll popnhn' svnior. 1'0pr0s0ntvd a MINBEN HIGH SCH00l FMR PRINCESS NI.H.S. in all activities of the day. Lindam Atkins rl-pre-sn-MMI Nlimle-n as fair prinvl ss Bossier-Web ter Fair and Fore t Fe ti al chool! It' Fair Da . The su-if-lu-0 1-lub entered an interosting exhibit Clifford Krouse proudly vxhihite-d his prize cow to he ,judged Acting, Looking and Li tening YVi1eth01' the prograun is 11 student talent show. ll drzunatic club production. or guest plzlyvrs. the students always welcome time signal to go to the auditorium. W-.--.....,-Q W Mr. and Mrs. Van l'elt presented music-al novelties The Smith and Dane-'s varieties interested Sammy Guthrie and Yerval Ramsey Cecile Searles and Jerry Huekaby receive citizenship awards from Leonard Miller 4l ' In keeping with the national trend of iden- tifying gifted students, the Masonic Lodge awarded oustanding scholarship certificates to students of accelerated classes. Those who possess Willingness and the ability to go be- yond the usual curriculum requirements com- pose these groups. The classes are character- ized hy keen interest and pleasure in achieve- ment. Mrs. A. Hackett designed the artis- tic certificate Which State Superintendent of Education Shelby jackson presented. Mr. Machen, Dr. Richardson and Mr. Jackson chat in the office before program time Assembly Program Honor Mayor Norman and members of the Masonic Lodge are guests Mr. Miles received 21 plaque from the Louisiana High School Coaches Association for being the outstzmding coach of the year. Camille Ivy received the Thy- ra Damote Trophy for her swim- ming feats in 1958. Camille was the third MHS swimmer to re- ceive this award. Seventy-eiglii N x A .',' . gf., y',z.Q,- ' , XILYL 1' A af'.w 11 , 459-Q-5 . T.: 5 . ,1T,:l,. If 11 ,UQ f My.: 44 f. A 1. .asf , L.. .Ala-4. e ai . 11 47' - lv' J ' . , fiswwi 11 P.?4Y,jf'jJf,'r ' ' do 5' Q M., 3525fHLx .'i1 xlM,3p 7' sg k . 1 ,. . 1 f vf', xv. fu ,J , N -N ,ff g',,.J'4' 5? ', 4' If f-fl. ga, ,ff ,wwf 1 U , I9 44 X r 1 L -x x ' 1 X' ' ,- , m 1 X ' 'N w 'f X g ,, ',v 's ,Mfx K. N 'x 'x ' ff 0 , 12 ix? R.:-:WZ fyfx, S 15-ig! ,Igf'A1',,': .ni .f u 1 -. x 1. ' 'X ' xxx 5 X Sm vnlj -1: im on -l..l. -.LC- l-'RONT RUXY: lie-niv Niffvvrs, -loycv Nh-Farland, 'lemu-tie Holloway, Linda Lewis, Gale Nll'l ill'lillHl, Cynthia 'vlillPr, Diane Le-0. SECOND ROXY: Ruse Mary Dunlap, llarharu Nlvhlillon, Janie Simolke, Sue' Thomas, Virginia Goodwin, Doris I'ndf-rwood, Mrs. Boyett Crim onette ulmtis gui is slioutvcl zuicl out ul' tlic- lmclcllv thc Crimsom'ttc- fingers clusll to tlic llalrclwoocl. liitewstc-cl in ll lair uml SpOl'tSII12lllllliC gimm- tlic-sc' girls gun- inuny tlirillinq lX'l'liUl'ill1lilL'l'S for tlw fauns. Tlic- Ckimsmicttc fingers wc-nt f'.1',ul1l.i' to iour tollxnauiwilts zuicl lmrouglit liomv :mc- tmpliy, Tlwir I'CCUl'Ll is 15 losses zuicl 10 wins. llaviiig In-at Homcr in 21 tight two-point win, tliv girls am' svn-mul in clistrict. llizuw 1.111- was tlic svasonis liigli scorer. Sl'lll0I'S Limlal if Diane Lee with an All Tournament Team trophy .5- Cynthna Hiller guards .4 Sprmghlll Lumberjlll Janie Slmulke jumps for a rf-bound against Springhill Cager I4-wis. juniv Simolkv, Sur- Tllmnus, and Doris Unclcrwoocl will lx' xnissc-cl. lilltllllSl1lSlH was still high as Coach Carolyn Boyett and hor C,lI'lll1SOIlCttCS viecl for bi-district playoff. Ifigfztvx -un r' f,,- Q53 KJ Ma' 'Q If Xf- E 4,. ' af . cv 4 Q 1 4 , ,M fl 1' -,, A f ,Hs KNl'1l'Il,lNKi: Sll6'l'lDlll llP Sf-ntl-ll. -Ian-li Bridges, fharlin- fnnns-ll. Sammy Odom, Janie-s Norris. Carroll llorn ff .-A we fharls-s Nlzulch-n, David Evans, Edwin Gr:-1-r, Alvin Skinner. STANDING: Mike Pow:-ll, Jimmy Baird. Donnir- Hinton, Hayward llargrove-, David Hruska, David Lf-P, 0. H. Haynps, Jimmy Russvll Crie of HPI:-1 Ball Na-nic-ll fi4-ids il gruundvr f'2lfK'll6'I'N If-urn 1-orrm-t slam-v X, 92 3 3 MM ' . M. ' 1 -, , f .,, few! ' '. f f., W up ,www A, ,U ,M ,.:2'M' gm I . M I , .:..r',f . 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XYhcn thc- 80118011 play 1'l'1llly lJCgllIl Ticlc forc-thought plus stzninch hacking lmcgun to pay for thc swcuty hon1's of pructicc. Tiinc ultci' tiinc. thc Tiili- alrihhlcfl past opponcnts into thc victory cohnnn to innkc this ai scason to hc r1-incinlxwccl. Four tonrnai- incnts fell. not casily lint with much fight into thi- hnncls of thc cugcrs. Thc skill and LICCIIIYICY clispluyccl in catch gznnc hy' Ki-ith l,loy4l, Alinncs Norris, Ilmid lixznis. Cllnnlcs Xlnclclcnt zincl Diuicl llrnslxu nmclc thc ovcr- all scaison pictnrc ol' 16 wins anal 1 loss pos- sihlc. 3' W -sv '-.QA 1- 5 km Lani F, EW ma , iiifiii 'ii +523 my SW . 21 , M x f . ,. 3333 E :QF Ie R! 9' x IV? yn .ggi V.: H F R ,QW fa -4 5 2 lla EL' Qu ,dx 5 K ,-4s N...- ,f Ein ff ,z c 5 'ill' ik 4' gs. 61 ?r-f . 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Dwayne Frye Leonard Miller Rudney Mc-Mic-huvl Quarterlmvk Halfbavk End 1958 Crim on Tide Football Szunnxy Odom, ull-state tau-kle Dwayne- Frye stops Jonvslmru f,'1'gf1l.x-rrillv 13' 1. unnf-Il rilillflllhl Hmlnn-it G rovvr Colvin Tavkle Guard Qili Q' X rem' .YI'll?lj' Lf-onarcl Miller makes first down Jerry Talton Joe Oliphant Guard End liUS'lwON-Nliiidvifs Criinsnn Ticlv coni- plvta-ly ontpluyc-cl tlic Bcarkzlts in winning tliu np:-ning ganna- of the season by 11 score of 13-0. Bobby Ashlcy sprinted 46 yards to scorn' tlic first touchdown late in thc' second pcrincl. Tin' final tally cunw in thc' fourth pc-rind wlicn Slierbnrnc Sentcll scorccl from tin' Hourkait 12. 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Q-ve .10 lrlng I If k l'f-ntvr llulihuvk llznlflmvk H.nIth.u k l ullhdl SCIOBICBOABD NVe They 13 Huston 0 T Bossier 12 20 Fair Park 0 27 joneshoro 14 21 llaynesville 0 27 North Caddo 0 56 St. Iolnils 0 12 Byrd 6 20 Homer 7 Menard 0 19 Springhill 34 the game hy recovering a fumhlc on the Bearkat six yard line. Sentell smashed across from the two yard line and Miller picked up the PAT for a T-0 Tide lead. After a Bossier scoring drive in the second quarter and another in the first moments of the fourth, the score stood 12-7. The Bedmen had the hall and it looked as if they were going all the way for a second touchdown and victory. But staggered hy fumhles, pen- alties, and a powerful Bossier defense, the Tide lost the hall on the Bearkat 36 yard line. The Bossier crew ran out the final few seconds till the huzzer announcing the first Tide defeat of the ,58 season. Glen Nc ruggs James Bolin Sidney Lloyd Halfbaek Guard Guard David Lee James Rules Quarterback Halfhzu k MINDEN vs FAIR PARK-Not rain, nor mud, nor the powerful Fair Park offense could stop highly spirited Crimson Tide as they romped to their second victory of the season. Slowed hy the mud, hindered hy the rain, hut powered by a strong desire to heat their AAA rivals, the Tide went over, around, and through the Fair Park Indians to grind out a 20-0 victory on the watersoaked hattlefield of the state fair stadium. Jglmeg Garland Jinl C0nIl8l1 Center Guard Ninety-tu'o '11, Alton Hortmun Hayward Hargrove Fullhzwk End Spurkvd by F1'yc s passing and the hard running of Miller and Scntell, tho Rcdshirts fought tllvir way to 13-0 lead at halftilnc. Both tc-runs llc-ld tlrcir own through il scorc- lvss lust half until, with 3 niinutcs to play. fullback NVilford Taylor skirted right cnd from thai Indian 9 yard line for 21 final insnruncc' touchdown. Svntcll zlddcd the PAT to wrap up thc third straight victory ovvr thc' Fair Park club and tlw second by a 20-0 margin. NIINDEN Vs Hi-XYNESYH.Ili-Till' SII- pc-rb passing of qllzirtwbuck llwuynv Fryi- conplvd with thc fini' dvfvllsivc- play of tlu- Xlindvn lim' prorcd to bc too much for tllc' Ilayncsvillc Colden Tornado as thc- Tidv rollvd to an easy 21-0 victory on-r thc-ir 2-AA opponvnts. Mindvn dow ns llonw r Dil Edwin G rr-1-r Ruynmnrl Amlerson He-nrv Xlffilllff' -limmy Battnn N'iIiFrclk:olnlw ' ' - - - ac Q- Quurt1-rhuvk 1-,nd I ents-r Tfukle ,N'1'lwlx -llzrw' QU The Crimson Tide rushed onto the field and got off to a fine start in the first half by picking up three touchdowns on two long passes by Frye and an eleven yard run by fullback Bobby Ashley. The Tide line played a heads-up defensive role as they recovered two Haynesville fumbles which set up two of the three Tide touchdowns. The Tide met a determined Haynesville eleven at the open- ing of the second half. The Haynesville crew fought hard, but the Tide dug in and made their 21-0 lead stand up during a scoreless last half. The victory marked the Tides fourth in five outings and their third con- secutive victory of the season. NIINDEN vs NORTH CADDOmOur fab- ulous Crimson Tidemen continued their win- ning ways by scoring in every quarter to trounce the North Caddo Rebels by a score of 27-O. The Tide didn't start to roll until late in the first quarter when Frye tossed to halfback Leonard Miller for a 19 yard touchdown play. Connell converted for a 7-0 Tide lead. Action picked up again a few minutes before the half when stellar linebacker Sammy Odom picked off a Rebel pass and scampcred 61 yards to paydirt. The Tide continued to hold the Rebels with a fine defense throughout the second half. In the meantime the Tide didn't forget about offense as they picked up two more touchdowns. Frye ran sixteen yards up the middle for the third touchdown and Ashley skirted right end in the waning moments of the game to sack up the Tide victory. RON' ONE: Eddie Mcfluran, Jerry Talton, Ceell Hicks, Jlm Connell, Donnie Hlnton, 0. H. Haynes, -lr.. James Garland, Steve Nehrln , Bobby Ashley, Henry McClure, Glen Scruggs. Sherhurne Sentell, Leonard Miller. RON' TXVO: Charles Elary, Malcolm Hodnett. David Gloer, Julius Cassels, Raymond Anderson, Jerry Mitchell, Hallman VYoods, James Biles, Tommy Windsor, Alton Hortman, -Ioe Oliphant, Sidney il.Ioyrl, Wilford Taylor. ROW' THREE: Dwuvne Frye, Hayward Hargrove, Grover Colvin, Jimmy Hatton, I-.ugenc Tlppen, James Bolin, David Lee, Rodney Mc-Michael. Edwin Greer. Gerald Melton, Charlie Connell, Sammy Odom, Willard Johns SW? 72-144 ' fx .g,g4ft45 i651 46 of 73 Jyvlill ety-jon r f 'L,I.,,, -II s of 74' illhllil- ll CHS U I-UI' 111311111111 11-1 lf ff .,....,,I.?.,..,..,.,.-.........- '3z: ' -Z, 37... -ee. 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' . 1' 1 I , V . . , ' ,V . - ,I V L V - . A ' I I ' ' V V V ' , 1 A . . V . 'md Ilvnr ' 'll url - ilf' stwr ld 1 the .Q . ., Malcolm Hodnett demonstrates shot-put form to Grover Colvin, Alton Hortman, Lynn Reeves, and Steve Nehring Col Run! jump! The tracksters heed this command from Coach Kelly and charge forth. XVith enthusiasm, unlimited energy, and grim determination they begin practice early in February. NVhen the contest days arrive, each hoy has reached a degree of perfection. Though the viewing stands are never over- flowing. many fans follow their favorite dash- man through the season. Dashmen returning to the track this year are Bohbly Ashley, Henry McClure, Julius Cassels, and Douglas Tide Ci Harkness. E i is 13 A D X ' W4 Q.. itfffvw f..,,,. Bobby Ashley practices jayelin throwing I-'HUNT ROWV: Lars Ljungberg, Billv Gray, Henry Thorjpe, Eddie Jlcflaran, Bohhy Ashley, Julius fassels, -lames Herman, Steve Nehrlng. SECOND ROWV: N'ilfor Taylor, Douglas Harkness, Sammy Samuel. Ray Greer, Alton Hortman, Ronnie Simmons, Sam Richardson, Tommy Turner. BACK RUBY: Billy Zachry, Gerald Melton, Henry McClure, l.ynn Reeves, Malcolm Hodnett. Grover Colvin, Raymond Anderson, -Iames Biles. Roland Hennigan 'WE Jw K , 45 3 W ......w YW W , 1 Vx 2 H, 3 - , . A K ff.. .ity ' . ow ,LY , ,-79-f :MN .W . ' I , it 'gi 1,1595 Mrs. liruswvll coachvd thc Tidvttcs to championship Tidette Make Big plah I5rr, this XVi1tl'l S frcczinglw Ht'Qkll'Qll0SS of tht- tcmpcrzltnrc of thc Waitcr. cw-ry morning of the summcr ut cight o'clock Victory Park swimming pool is fillccl with hm and wntcr- loxing Ticlcttcs. Xiorning clrills arc fillccl with laps for thcsc cncrgctic girls. At noon the-y rcturn to thcir favorite locality illlll prac- ticc racing with thcir tcammutcs. Hurd clrills and cxerciscs nmkc up zz tC1llN that knows thc glories of victorics, for thcsc girls liavc competed in hnnclrccls of mccts :incl huvc won most of them. Dctcrmincd girls and an intcrcstcd couch wc-nt togethcr to attain stutc championship for the Tide-ttcs for the- sixth consccntivc yczlr. fzunille- Ivy In-ttf-rml fivv l'0ll5l'l'lltiYf' ye-:Irs vig' ,..-D-wg PROYT ROW' Ian Broun Celi f . : f ' ' . fl, Bry Brown, Anna Roberts. Sl-ICUND ROW Linda Minter, l,2il1lPlll lloefeld, Caro ghunt. BACK IHHV: Norma McGuire, 4-th Roberts, Oree lloefeld, Camille Oree Hoe-feld Ie-ttvred in I918 ff llorothy N1-znvr lettervd thrf-1 H- :rs Each new class eagerly set up their plans for the year in September. Above Mrs. Mc- Conathy works with two groups of officers. Seniors are Leonard Miller, president. Galen Pratt, vice-president, Dwayne Frye, secretary, and Keith Lloyd, treasurer. Sophomores are Edwin Greer, president, Billy Herring, vice- president, O. H. Haynes, secretary, and Eddie McClaran, treasurer. Mrs. Campbell meets with the junior and freshman officers. Juniors are David Hruska, president, Wilford Taylor, vice-president, Bobby Ashley, secretary, and Rodney McMichael, treasurer. Freshmen are Richard Hruska, president, Iohn McClaran, vice-president, Bill Funderburk, secretary, and Henry Thorpe, treasurer. N inety-eight , yf VX if , .m,Q4r rv ,,.2t .V fuk, 1 ,-1 1, V. -xx GN Af. J'-I '1ffij'fYl',x ,xy Na-I .E 1. t .S ,, gb .Q-'K-,L vvfcvkfl, :- - ,, iw.. A ' 1 N KL A sv -,A X.'. 1, I S My ,,.l La wx ss! l Nin ery-n in rf I i . 5 V.-. - ' Keith Lloyd-Mathematics M 0' -1 X 5 XX Nu! fx f f 'IM 'L 0 hx umm G 4-f One Ilumlred 'Weir Betty Ann Liles-English f Z f Z To be pictured on this page is more than an honorg it is a challenge. These stu dents have been selected because of scholar ship, willingness to work, and desire to hc generally useful. Their teachers have recommended them for the honor. lt should challenge them to continue in their efforts to improve, and it should inspire other students to seek such honor. XVith the hope that this page may hecome a tradition at Nlinden High School, THE CHIC proudly presents .... M r. Funk and M r. Nlilvs-l'Il:nnhf-r of Volllllwrc-v 'I'n-zu-In-rs of thc- Ye-:lr .ff , C' 5 fngf, W. X, ,A M, Maury Elizuhc-tll liivhurdsnn Hmm- lie-unmnivs One Hundred Una 155-qi 'KP All-State l'lmir-Ure'-P llfwfvld, Glen- ilal Moore-, .lc-rry Yuorhivs, Royce' Henley, Po-rm-y Holomon ffffffy 4!7 Z 4, , , I??2Z7fz 'fff7?g I am Education. I hear the torch that vnlightens the world, fires thc imagination of main and feeds the flames of genius. I gin' wings to clrc-:uns and might to hruwn uncl brain . . . . . . I um thc parent of progrcss. tln- crcutor of culture and thc moldvr of destiny. Philosophy, scivncc and nrt arc my Illllldy works. I banish igiioninc-c-, discourage vice-, disarm aunxrchy. Thus have I become frvcdomis citadel, Sum Rivhzirdson-1'hemistry thc arm of dclnocrucy, the hopc- of youth. the pride- of udolvscmicc, the joy of age. For- tunutc tht- nations nncl happy tho homcs that xyvlconm' mc. i'Tl1c school is my workshopg hvrv I stir iunhitions, stimulate idvuls. forge tln- kvys that opt-n tha- door to opportunity. the ninstcr of human ch-stiny. I um the sourc-0 of inspira- tion, the aid of aspiration, for I am Irre- sistihh- Powm'.', I. T. Thompson Lorvnz Fl!llII9l'IlllI'k-l'Ilj'SI1'W if 411 ICIQAJ' Lindam SillIlll0lI!i-Sliviill Siullivs f 07 xx X. X. X 1 x NW A r f' A-1 vlunive LFP-lfllSill9SS l':lllIl'llfi0ll All-State Bam!-l.orenz Funderburk, Denise Un-4-n, Connie' Grambling -on-W.-4 y Working Together FIRST ROW' AARONS, AUDREY-Aquacade '58, Pelican Girls State '58, Class Officer '56, Basketball Manager '57, Future Homemakers '56-'58, G.A.A. '58, 59, Officer '59, Beaut' Review '55, Homecoming Court '56, Band '562'59 ALFORD, KUMA DELL-Choir '58, Future Home- makers '56-'59, Officer '58, G.A.A. '59, Girls Glee glut? Egg Homecoming Court '58, Pelican Girls a e ' ATKINS, LINDA-Aquacade '56, Class Officer '58, Fair Princess '59, Class Favorite '56, Future Homemakers '56-'57, G.A.A. '56-'59, Officer '57- '59, Beauty Review '56-'59, Homecoming Court '56, Queen '57, Sweetheart '58, Pelican Girls State '58, Peg Srviluad '56-'58, Cheerleader '57, Grig Staff '5, ide Talk Staff '58, Student goiunggl '56-'59, Officer '57-'58, Swimming Team BARXARD, HARVEY-Swimming Team '56-'58, Science Club '57-'58, Dramatics Club '59 BERRY, RICHARD-Football '55-'58, Band '56-'58' Science Club '59 BILES, JAMES CARIC-Aquacade '56-'59, Swim- ming Team '56, '57, Football '55-'58, Track '56- '59, Science Club 1 SECOND ROWV BILES, JAN-Aauacade '56-'57, Librar Club '56-'58, Offlcer '58, rig Staff '59, Girls glee Club '56- '59, Pellcan Girs State '58, Pep S uad '56-'59 Officer '59, Future Homemakers '5'?-'59 BOLIN, JAMES EDWVIN-Football '57-'58, Latin Club '57-'58: Track '57, Science Club '58, Dra- matics Club '59 BREVVER, SANDRA-Aquacade '58, Future Home- makers '56-'59, G.A.A. '59, Beauty Review '57, Pep Squad '56-'59, Officer '59, Girls Glee Club '56-'59, Officer '59 BRIDGES, JACK-Baseball '58, '59, Choir '58-'59, Officer '59, Science Club '58, '59, Tide Talk Staff '58-'59, Golf Club '59, Dramatics Club '59 BRIDGES, MARY RUTH-Dramatics Club '59, Span- ish Club '59 CARTER, EZRA-Band '56-'59, Basketball Manager '58, Golf Club '56-'59, Latin Club '56-'57, Student Council '59, Tide Talk Staff '59, Dramatlcs Club '59, Science Club '59 THIRD ROVV CLEGG, C0NNIEALibrary Club '57, Future Home- igsakers '57-'59, Pep Squad '56-'57, Science Club CITLPEPPER, DOVYE-Library Club '57, Future Homemakers '56-'58, Future Teachers '58, Tide Talk Staff '57-'59, Leadership Conference '58, L.S.P.A. '59, Poetry Award 56-'57, Dramatics Club '59 DANIEL, PATRICIA-Library Club '56, 4H Club '56-'59, Future Homemakers '56-'59, Science Club '59, Girls Glee Club '59, Pep Squad '58, '59 DAVIS JACKIE--Basketball '58, Girls Glee Club '57-'59, Officer '57, '59, All State Chorus '59, Library Club '56, '58, 4H Club '57-'59, Dramatics Club '57-'59, Future Teachers '58, Future Home- makers '56-'59, Homecoming Court '57 DAY PATSY-ChOir '59, 4H Club '57-582 Girls Glee C'lub '57-'59, Future Homernakers '57-'59, Pep Squad '56-'57, Dramatics Club '59 One Hundrerl Four eniers Meet Challenge I-' I R S T R 0 WV EVANS, DAVIDvBand '56-'59, Officer '59, Baseball '56-'59, Basketball '56-'59, Class Officer '57, Spanish Club '59, Officer '59, Poetry Award '56, Pelican Boys State '58, Dramatics Club '59 FITZGEIIALD, GERRY-4H Club '56, Spanish Club '59, Officer '59, Library Club '56-'59, Golf Club '59, Drarnatics Club '58-'59, Science Club '57-'59 l-'RAZII-JR, llEAGAN4Spanish Club '59, Future Teachers '56-'59, Officer '58-'59, Library Club '57-'59, Officer '58-'59, Leadership Conference '59, Science Club '58 FRYE, DNVAYXEY-Baseball '56-'59, Football '55-'58, Class Officer '58-'59, Student Council '56-'59 l l'NDl'IRBl'RK, LORENZ4-Band '56-'59, All State '59, Grig Staff '58, Basketball Mana7ger '59, Swimming Team '58, Honor Band '5, Latin Club '56-'58, Golf Club '59, Science Club '56-'59, Poetry Award '56, Pelican Boys State '58, Dra- matics Club '57-'59 G,-KRLANIJ, JAMl'lSABaseball '58, Football '57-'58, Track '57, Science Club '57-'58 SECOND ROW' GAY, SHARON-Aquacade '57, Library Club '56, 4H Club '56, Latin Club '56, Future Homemakers '58, G.A.A. '58, Beauty Review '55, '58, Girls Glee Club '56-'59, Pep Squad '56-'58 GREEK, NELL4Aquacade '57, Choir '59, Girls Glee Club '56-'58, Librarv Club '58, Pep Squad '57-'59, Dramatics Club '59 Gl'THliIl-I, SAMMY-4H Club '56-'58C Track '57, Dramatics Club '59 HANIM, HARBARA-Lib1'al'y Club '57, 4H Club '56-'59, Dramatics Club '59, Future Homemakers '56-'59 HARKNESS, DOUGLAS-Basketball '56-'58, Track '56-'59, 4H Club '56-'59, Officer '58-'59, Pelican Boys State '58, Dramatics Club '59, Officer '59, Science Club '59, Jr. Academy of Science '59 HARPI-ZR, l-ZLIZABETH-Aquacade '56-'57, Library Club '56g'58: 4H Club '56-'59, Officer '56-'58, Leadership Conference '58, Spanish Club '59, Officer '59, Student Council '56, Pep Squad '56- '58, Tide Talk Staff '56, '58, '59, Future Home- makers '56-'59 THIRD ROW' HAYNES, RONALD-Aquacade '58, Band '56-'59, Poetry Awaid '56, Science Club '57-'59, Dramatics Club '59 H01-ll-'ELD, 0REEAAqluacade '56-'59, Glee Club '56, '57, '59, All State C oir '58, Future Homemakers '56, '58, '59, Future Teachers '56, Swimming Team '56-'58, Dramatics Club '59, Pep Squad '57, '59, G.A,A. '57, Science Club '58-'59 HULUQIUN, l'l'IlH'j'-Aquacade '56, Band '56-'59, Officer '59, Choir '55-'58, All State '58, Football '55-'57, D1'3maUCS Club '58-'59, Officer '59, Sci- ence Club '57-'58 HORTMAN, ALTON MONROE-Aquacade '57-'59, Football '58, Track '57-'59, Basketball '57C Band '36-'591,Latm Club '56-'58, Poetry Award '56, Dramatics Club '59, Science Club '59 HITKABY, .IERRl'AAquacade '58, Band '56-'59, Basketball '56-'59, Track '58, Latin Club '56-'58, Golf Club '59, Science Club '56 59. Officer '59, Student Council '56-'58, State Convention '57, 'Iggle Talk Staff '58, Editor '59, Dramatics Club Une llumln-rl File enior Give F I R S T R 0 WI' IVY, CAMILLE IRENE-Aquacade '56-'59: Siganish Club '59g Future Homemakers '56-'58g uture Teachers '56, '577 G.A.A. '57-'59, Beauty Review '56-'59: Grig Staff '56-'59g Homecoming Court '56, '57, Pep Sgguad '56-'59: Cheerleader '57-'59: S nchronized wimming Club '56-'59: Science Cllub '59: Thyra Damonte Trophy '593 Dramatics Club '59 JOHNS, XYILLARD-Football '58, Golf Club '59: Science Club '57-'59 JONES, DOIiISeBasketball '57, '58g 41-I Club 59: Dramatics Club 593 Future Homemakers '58 JONES, LINDI-ZLL GENEsDramatics Club '59 KIGEN, KATIIERINE-Homecoming Court '58 Iil'IMI', 'l'OMMYeChoir '56-'59 S E C 0 N D R 0 YY KING, LINDA SPE-Choir '59: Girls Glee Club '57: Future Homemakers '57, '59, Dramatics Club '59 LAIRD, MARY AN N-4H Club '56-'593 Future Home- makers '56-'59: Pep Squad '563 Dramatics Club '59 LANGHELD. BARBARA--Aquacade '563 Choir '57- '59, Officer '59: Future Homemakers '56-'59: ipeech Club '59: Future Teachers '56: G.A.A. ' 8, Beauty Review '56-'59: Girls Glee Club '57: Homecoming Court '56-'58, Queen '58: Pelican One Hunrlrefl Six Girls State '58: Pep Squad '56-'59: Cheerleader '58, Student Council '59: Speech Club '59g Dra- matics Club '59 LANGHELD LOTTIE-Band '56-'59, Officer '59: Science Club '57, '59, Future Homemakers '57, '59: Future Teachers '57-'595 Dramatics Club '58 LANGLEY, JOE LEE, .IANICE-Aquacade '56: Future Homemakers '56-'59, Student Council '56g Dramatics Club '59 T H I R D R 0 W' LENVIS, LINDA-Acizuacade '56, '57g Basketball '57- '593 Library Clu '58g 4H Club '56-'59, Officer Future Homemakers '56-'58g Spanish Club '593 Pep Squad '56-'58, Tide Talk Staff '56, LILEIS, BETTY ANN-Future Tide Talk Staff '59, L.S.P.A. '58g Dramatics Club '59 LLOYD, KEITH-Basketball '56-'59, All District '58g Swjimmintg Team '56-'57: Class Officer '57, '59s Gm? Sta f '58-'593 Latin Club '56: Pelican Boys Sta e '58: Student Council '57, '59, Science Club '57-'59, Officer '58, '59g Track '58: Golf Club '59 I..ll'NGBERG, LARS-Band '59: Student Council '59: Tide Talk Staff '59, Track '59 LOIVE, GROVE!!-4H Club '563 Librarv Club '56-258: Dramatics Club '595 Science Club '59 Homemakers '56-'59: pecial Con ideration FIRST RO XY LYONS, BARBARA -Ssoanish Club '59, Dramatics Club '59, Science Cub '57 MAIIIHCN, l'lIARl.ES-Band '56-'59, Officer '59, Baseball '56-'59, Basketball '56-'59, Pelican Boys State '58, Student Council '56, '57, Science Club '59, Dramatics Club '59 MADDRY, JAQl'ETTIA-Future Homemakers '56- '59, Dramtics Club '58 MATS, JAMIE-Aquacade '56, '57, Synchronized Club '56, Swimmiri-ig Team '56, '57, Spanish Club '58, '59, Future omemakers '56, 57, Future Teachers '56, '57, Grig Staff '58, '59, Editor '59, Leadership Conference '58, Pep Squad '56-'58 MHNNIS, JOHN'-Grig Staff '59, Science Club '56- '59, Officer '59, Dramatics Club '59 Mc-LEMORE, WV. F.-Baseball '57, '58, Football '55- '57, Manager '58, Student Council '59, Dramatics Club '58, 59, Science Club '58, '59 SECOND ROW' MELTON, GERALD-Football '55-'58, Track '58, '59 MELTON, JOHNWDrama.tics Club '59 MERRITT, WVANDA-Choir '59, Library Club '56, '57, Future Homemakers '59, Pep Squad '56, '57, Dramatics Club '57-'59 MILLER, LEONARD DOY-Class Officer '57-'59I Football '55-'58, Track '59, Science Club '59, Dramatics Club '59, Tide Talk Staff '59, Student Council '57-'59 MILLER, SHIRLEY FATE-Choir '56, '57 MILLER, TRAVIS NE.-KL44H Club '56, '57 THIRD ROW' MOBLEY, ROY-Band '56-'59, Science Club '57-'59, Dramatics Club '58, '59 NADRUHAL, .ll'llY-Aquacade '56, '57, Band '56, '57, Spanish Club '59, Homecoming Court '55, Pep Sciuuad '58, '59, Student Council '56, Swim- ming eam '56, '57, Science Club '57, '58 NATION, ANNETTE-Library Club '56, '59, 4H Club '56, '59, Future Homemakers '56-'59, Future Teachers '57, '58, Pep Squad '56, Dramatics Club '57-'59 NESOM, .IANET4A uacade '56, Choir '58, '59, Girls Glee Club '56, 957, Future Teachers '56, '57, Future Homemakers '56-'59, Officer '58, Pep Squad '56, '57, Dramatics Club '57-'59 NENVSONI, BARBARA-4H Club '56, '57, Future Homemakers '56-'59 Te Future Career FIRST RON' NORRIS, JAINIES ALAN-Baseball '56-'59, All Dis- trict '57, '58g Basketball '56-'59, All District '58, All State '58g Golf Club '59: Choir '57-'59, Officer '59g Pelican Boys State '58: Student Council '57-'59, Officer '59g Science Club '59, Mr. School Spirit '59 NORRIS, LINDAiCh0ir '57-'59Z Library Club '56- '58: 4H Club '57-'593 Future Homemakers '56-59: Future Teachers '56-'58g Gris Staff '58, '59: Girls Glee Club '56, '575 Pep Squa '57, '58g Dramatics Club '58, '59g Science Club '57-'59, Officer '59 ODOM, SANIUEL JOSEPHiBaseball '593 Football '55-'58, All State '58, All District '58, Dramatics Club '59g Science Club '58, '59 O'REAR, CECILIA-Band '59: Future Homemakcrs '59: Dramatics Club '59 0l'ZTS, JAMES CARL-Student Council '59: Science Club '593 Dramatics Club '59 PARKER, CHARLES-41-I Club '56-'59, Dramatics Club '58 SECOND ROW' PEEYY, SHIRLEY-Spanish Club '59g Future Home- makers '56-'59g Dramatics Club PHILLIPS, BETTY JO-4H Club '56-'59: Future Homemakers '56-'59: Dramatics Club '59 One Hundred Eight POOL, ROGER-Band '56-'59Q All District Band '58 PRATT, GALENiBaseball '56: Basketball '56-'59, Class Officer '56, '57, '59, Golf Club '59: L.S.P.A. '58: Pelican Bois State '58: Student Council '56-'593 Tide Tal Staff '58, '59: Poetry Award '56: Dramatics Club '59g Science Club '59 RAY, .lERRYgBasketba1l '56g 4H Club '56g Track '56 Rl-IEVES, GENETTA-4H Club '59, Future Home- rnakers Club '56-'59g Dramatics Club '59g Girls Glee Club '57-'59 THIRD ROWV REEVES, WYAYNE-4H Club '56: Spanish Club '59g ggaff '59, Science Club '58: Dramatics u ' REID, RICHARD DAVIS-4H Club, Latin Club '56-'58, Dramatics Club '59: Science Club '57-'59 ROBERTS, JERRY-Spanish Club '58 ROBERTS, PAT-Band '56-'59, Honor Band '55-'573 Basketball '56, '57g Swimming Team '57g Golf Club '59: Tide Talk Staff '59g Latin Club '56-'58: Choir '56, '57 ROBERTS, PHYLLIS RAEiFuture Homernakers '56-'59, Officer '59g Future Teachers '57, '58: Girls Glee Club '56, '573 Grig Staff '57-'59: Science Club '56-'59, Officer '57-'59 ere Experience F l ll S T R 0 NY RINHING, LINDA-Aquacade '56: Future Home- makers '56-'593 Pep Squad '56-'593 Swimming Team '55-'57 Rl'SSEl,L, GAll.v4H Club '59g Library Club '57-'59. Librarian of the Year '58: Girls Glee Club '561 Future Homemakers '56-'593 Dramatics Club '58, '59, Officer '59 KISSELI., SHARON-Library Club '57g Future Homemakers '56-'59g Future Teachers '583 Pep Squad '58q Dramatics Club '59 SAMl'EL, SAMYEI, LAMAR4SCienf'e Club '59: Dramatics Club '59, Band '56-'59g Track '59 SEARLES, CEUILE-Aquacade '56-'59: Class Of- ficer '583 Spanish Club '59: Future Teachers '56- '58:, Future Homemakers '56-'58: G.A.A. '56-'58, Officer '59, Beauty Review '56-'59g Girls Glee Club '563,GriS Staff '58: Tide Talk Staff '563 Homecoming ourt '58: Pelican Girls State '58: Pep Squad 56-'59, Office '58, 593 Citizen of the Month '58: Basketball Sweetheart '59 SHELTON, MARION-Spanish Club '59, Library Club '56: Future Hovnemakers '58, '59: Pep Squad '56-'59, Officer '59g Science Club '58, '59 SECOND ROW' SHIPP, DALTONfF00tball '56 SIEESTERS, GAY4Dramatics Club '595 Science Club SIMOLKE, BETTY4Basketball '56, '59: Future Homemakers '56-'59, Pep Sqjuad '56, Girls Glee Club '56-'58g Dramatics Clu '59 SIMOLKE, IHCYERLY4-Library Club '59: Future Homemakers '56-'593 G.A.A. Beauty Review '56, '59: Pep Squad '56 '57: Dramatics Club '59 SIMOLKE, -IANIE-Basketball '56-'59: Library Club '58, '59: Future Homemakers '593 Girls Glee Cgub 556-'58: Pep Squad '56: Dramatics Club '5 , '5 SMITH, LILLIE ANNfScience Club '58: Aquacade '56-'59: Library Club '59q Future Homemakers '56-'59: Future Teachers '59, Psp Squad '58, '59: Poetry Award '56g Drarnatics ub '58 THIRD RON' SMITH, l+1YElA'N-4H Club '56-'59: Future Home- makers '56-'59: Girls Glee Club '56-'59q Dramatics Club '57, '58g Science Club '56-'58 SPITZFADEN, CATHERINE-Aguacade '56-'582 Library Club '57, '59g Spanish lub '59, Future Homemakers '56-'59: Pep Squad '56-'59, Drama- tics Club '57-'59 STANFIELD, MARY CELESTE-Aquacade '56C Band '56-'58: Magjorette '55-'57: Honor Band '57: Library Club '5 5 Future Homemakers '56-'58, Future Teachers '56-'58g G.A.A. Beauty Review '55-'57, Grig Staff '57-'59g Leadership Conference '58 SKY.-XIX, EDWVARDENE-4H Club '57, '583 Latin Club '59, Future Homemakers '56-'59g Dramatics Club '58, '59 TALTON, JERRY-Football '55-'58g Library Club '56 'Sv- Une IIIIHIIFUII Nvlllf' Further Their Abilitie FIRST ROWV THOMAS, SITE-Basketball '57-'59: Future Home- makers '57, '58: G.A.A. Beauty Review '56-'58 THOMPSON, SHELBY-Aguacade '56-'58: Library Club '56-'58: 4H Club ' 6: Future Homemakers 56- 593 Pep Squad '56-'583 Girls Glee Club '56-'59 TURNER, HARLA-Library Club '57-'59, Officer '58, '59: Future Homemakers '56-'59' Pep S uad 56-'59, Girls Glee Club '59, Homecbming Glourt '58g Dramatics Club '58 PNDERWVOOD, DORISiAckuacade '56, Basketball '56-'59, Library Club '5 g Future Homemakers '56-'58: Pep Squad '57g Swimming Team '56-'58: Dramatics Club '59 YALDIYIESO, ZOILA-Spanish Club '59 VELASCO, JAN GAY-Choir '59g Girls Glee Club '56-'58, G.A.A. '59g Dramatics Club SECOND ROWV YOORHIES, JERRY-Choir '56-'59, All State Choir '59g 4H Club '56-'59 IVALKER, TORCHIE-Aquacade '58: Future Home- makers '58: Tide Talk Staff '59: Pep Squad '58, Cheerleader '59g Dramatics Club '58, '59 One Hundred Ten WVARD, ROSLYN--Class Officer '563 Library Club '56, '57g Spanish Club '59, Future Homemakers E:fS:bG5?.A. Beauty Review '55, '57g Dramatics u , VVEAVER, DOROTHY ANN-Aquacade '56-'58: Li- brary Club '57, '58: 4H Club '56: Future Home- makers '56, '57: Girls Glee Club '56-'593 .Swim- ming Team '55-'58g Dramatics Club '59, Officer '59 VVEST, GLORIA-Aquacade '57, 58: Future Home- makers '56-'59: Future Teacher '56, G.A. A. '57, '58: Girls Glee Club '56-'59, Officer '57-'59, Tide Talk Staff '57-'59g Leadership Conference '58: Pelican Girls State '583 Peg Squad '56-'59, Of- ficer '59: Dramatics Club '5 -'59, Student Coun- cil '57-'59, Officer '59 WVILKERSON, NELDA-Future Homemakers '56-'59, Poetry Award '56 THIRD ROXV NVOODS, HALLMAN-Football '55-'58: Greig Staff '58-'59, Latin Club '56, Tide Talk Staff 7, '58: Poetry Award '56, Science Club '57-'59 WVYATT, JEANETTE-Future Homemakers '59 YOUNG, BETTY JEAN-4H Club '56, Future Home- makers '56-'59 ZACHRY, BELLE-Band '56-'59: Magorette '55, '57: Spanish Club '59g Tide Talk taff '57, '59g L.S.P.A. '58g Dramatics Club '59 . '. I '.:,a'-P, 7' Jhiacsvag, 193 Q I U! 1- i It X - 4 John Mc-Innls, Harvey Barnard, Hallman WVOods, Willard Johns, and Douglas Harkness experiment ln physics mins-v 1 If l I V .T1 , 3 . Lorenz Funderburk keeps a record of Alton Hortman's time as clocked by Douglas Harkness. Grover Lowe measures Alton's horsepower Standardized ring for MHS 19 9 enior t Wear Fir t tandard Ring Early in Sc-ptcmhvr ll student committee :not with Nlr. YVilliams to plan 21 St2llltl2lI'CllZCll ring for NIHS. Anxious svniors conlcl hnrclly wait for Ring Day. Richard H1-icl and Phyllis llohvrts chvrish the honor of living thv first to wcar thc NIIIS ring. ROW ONI' Anderson R n mond -Xnhln lwonne Ashley, Hobbs Baird, llmmw Barnes I md 1 0 ale ROW TWO Belton Wldrfhd Blagg 'Vldrion Bow fer sandra. Broun Geraldine Bn ant, Carolyn ROW THREE Cassels Iuhus C lan , Nelda Colun, Grox er Colun Doris Combs Freddy The Junlor Class One Hundred Tuelz P IRON lf Ol R C ox ll mda Beth Crockett, Ndndra Dans, La.Nell Drew , Llxzdbetlm ROW 1'H1' larrou, Lucille Ilelds Glenda lord Regina lfrltz Don llelder, 1 nda RON NIX Gdgndrd, ll .arren Glass Dawn Green, Denise Green, Ill inc 1-l 1 e l ltrlu ROW Sl' X l- N Hall Ann Hargrose Haux :rd Harper Ilmnn lou Harper Ylme Han kms, Glen v v V . , - - 1 if A I V. .' ,' , ' .', .' 2 'z ,A . . . ,A . .Y rs' ' . , , - V va ' v V 1 1 la 1. . ' 4 .,. l , Y A , . l 1 .' . 1 .- .4 , . . 1 , , . Connell, Charles ,H vi 1 -'Lf AA' . , .J .', V , , li - . L. A. 'f.', ' Y .Q x al , 'z 'u ' .' I ' If . ,A . ., .Q . ',- I. 4 ' ,. G. ROW I'0l ll Klelnegger I' list hrouse, I Iltford 1 .nmbert Wlllton Lay Dianna Lee, Dlan ROV! 1' ll L I ee, Ierrw I mer, Blllw NIM I wle Iudx 'llcllure Henrw V1LD.xn el Douglas ROW SIX Nl: I' url und 0 ule Nlrhlnh I lI'lll5Il V111-urle Norma 'Mlm Win hdel Rodnex 111 Nllllon Barlmra RON Sl' X I' N Nl1I'hc-rson Alun- lane uhen R 0 Ile irs 0 I Nh-lton Nldrthd Wlllflifll I .Arn The Junlor Class ROW' ONE Hendrix, Patricia Henley, Royce Hinton, Donnie Hodnett. Malcolm Holloway, Jeanette ROW TSVO Hough, leannle Hough, 'Vlontg Hruska Dawld Johnson Iohnnw Johnson, Leon ROW THRI4 I' Iones, Charlotte have Jones, LaNell Jones Rosle Kendnck Losrece Kennon, 'Vhke One Hundred Thirteen . V. v , . 1' l, , .. ,. f . . ,' Y . N. ., F ! .v . 2 4' ,A .vi e 4, p I' I .'. ' ' I., 'V' .V - f 1 .- . - ' 1 , 3 . - a a . sg - ' .F 2 .' A ' ,A ' . T. ' ' v .Y A .A v . . . Ma- , . ..-Ir. . 2 .', . .. . , 4' -1 ROW' ONE Miller, Cynthia. Mitchell, Barbara Wloore, Glenda Murphy Glenda Nehrlng Nldry xlfglllld RON TWO Nehrlng, Nteyef Norton BlllllllP P ugenv Ollphant lov Ir I arkvr M uru- Pear-.nn Betty RON THIN- I' edrson, Syhll Peey y linda Sue Perkins l'.1trul.L Peyy, Annie Kahb Iudy The Junlor 'EF 1' Une Humlrefl l'0urteen RON k0l R Ramsey, Xen al Ratcllff Mary Ann Ray Betty June Reeyes, Ly nn Reeyes Mane RON Il! I1 Ruhardson Mary Lllzabeth Richardson Sam Ritter Cdlym Roberts, Ann.: l'aye Russell Ilmmy ROW SIX almon Betty Lynn banders, Barry banders Bobby banders Sue bente-ll Sherburne RON Sl' X I' N bexton 'Sl lrlm btruggs 0-len bherrill ll une bmlth Betty stamm l nrolyn ' -79 A ,A ' .v ' , . r L, , , , , ' ,- ,Q . I. n ' . . I. Y I, ,I li . - ' v ' . , '.', A . , h., . .. ' v' .' ' I' lv .vl ' 1, ' . ' .', ' , . '- . - - , . 4-' ' . 'A ,,, , ,., X . V, ,. , 2 ' 11 . ' V V t Q -xt' ,V iv M ll B' , .' .' . tl, I' , I , ' .',n I . . ,. ' , . 2 W I ' W , ll , f '- f if , ., , 7 ,Y .. ,L . ,. L -' . a .' 9+ A ,. . A 4 R0 W 'l' ll It I-1 ld Nlrods, -Iac-kie L ,f xviSillgf'l', Shirlvy RON' UYF lhompson Roheri l nd: ruoocl, -hunt' lhnlkf r. NRIIIPYYP Taylor. xvilfilfll ,A 4 T1-rrul, his-vo : Q L I- , ' ' C ' . s , IRON' TNI! NYM son, Why no XY1-lvh, faxrolyn NYhit1-, Mary Lynn xvilll'hl'htQ'l', fzxtlwrillu xvillj,fQ'f. l r4-al WYright, Pntriviam Youngblood, Sylvia Iohn 1 'mnn' Iinx-.s-Il Iindln Burn:-wa Nlrs. Rushing, Lilnln l'01-sy. Carolyn YV0l1'h lnny I sol , -ll . . . . .,, und Lynn lim-vs-s. study an flag map in :mm-1-In-rule-cl history ll-at ROW' ONE Aldredge, Ann Armstrong, Max Barnard, Sue Batton, Jimmy Boyter, Larry ROW TWO Brow n lan -inn Burrell, Larrx C alhoun Arnold Caravs aw , N elda. Lollxns, 'llarx ln ROW THRI4 If 1 onnell Ilm xnlel Barb lr m Daudson karen D l,Wl5, Du kle ROW ONI1 Dax ls, Gale Llkms, I arrx Lvans Peter lfallm, lfrances lfrazler Ann ROW EWO Frazier, Donnie lfrauer, Rudlth Glbbs, Margaret Glaze, Ierrw bloer, Das ul ROW THRI- l- Luoodwln, X lrgmm bras, lhll Greer Ldvun Grntfm Nlarw Gulllot Adele ROW E0l R Halew Barbara Hall Iames Hands Ifdvsard Hanson Betty Haw, I met One Hundred bzrteen ophomore Class ophomore RON' 0 N E Haynes, 0. II. Headstrenm, Danny , Ilennig-un Runwlll Herring Bllh Illggmhnth lm Dennis ROW TNI 0 I-Illl hlorm Hoefeld Marsha Hoenke Wh ra Holunmh It IW nmnul Holt I mdd ROW THRFF Hopkins Rose TVI'lI'lP Hutchins Helena, Jdrrell Nara Kelh Nlike Ke ls Pat ROW l'0l R I ee Rnhert IIIIISPY , Beth Iloul Sldnew orr une IPIIIIIP Ruth Lovs e If ugene ROI! I' II If lone Illllll, I on ery , Nlarlly n Luc k, Tommy Lunsford Snndrfx Md lar ln If delle ROW SIX Whl in Glen Nh Kenne Bel kv N11 Pherson I nmes Mdhonew lllll 1 ROI! SI- I I- N Nldrtln Iiarbara Nlelton I' Lune Nlemlenhall Barhxrd Wllller Brenda 'Illller Martha RON I' IC HT Nllnter I UUISP .Q Ilonungu Nl in vs Nlorgan llougl us Nlorg ln lerrw Nlullennc Barb nr 1 One Hundred Sei enleen . , . l D .. . 2 v R ,-7 , , ' , ' . ,. ' .' U' .' K ' , if ! 1 A V A A . f, .1 K I J, , . I ,Lu .X .if- lg, 1 . , 1 1 .V l . I, L 2' ,. ' P Y . , . , , . .1 . ', I 2 'H 4 ', I' . ',' .- ,.': 4 2 , 1 ' 4 I ' .'v ' A . Z' ' . .. MvNIun, Linda , A . , ,W , 4 Q , 4 ' 4 1 4 ' 'ls - - M fm . , 1 A . V . 1, . ' , 1 f . ,I ' A, ' I L . ' , 4 'X I f .., , .., 3 . ' .. 2 ,' , A ' ' of v lg., f A . , ir- ry 1' 'Q , 7 M . ' 'E . ., 1 1 , , . . -- - w ophomore ROW ONI' N adrchal, I lnda, Patterson, Patrmn I Penlv Patru-la Pennmgton, W ernette Perrltt Tommy ROVV TW O 1 hillrps Iames Ramsew , I harlotfe Reexes, Sharon Rlals Pthelene Roberts Beth ROW THRI' If Roberts, Carolxn Robertson, Sylua Robinson, Glen Rohrbacher Charlee Russell IIIIIIHW ROW l' Ol R 5 mders 'NI urs F rely n bl u k Lvnd I. bmlth Illllllly bulln an Glorll Sullnan, I at ROW 1' IW F Talton Linda Talton Norman Thompson Imda Thornton Larry Tucker, Iudw ROW SIX X an Peene Ie lnne W lles, Wlkll'llNH Nllf' W alker, Bonnie W aters Don mlcl W e ner Harold ROW NFS FN W hlte, Iudg W hlte, Lenettle W hlte Sandr 1 W llllams Hazel W lndsor, Tommy ROW I' IOHT W inget B rrh lr L W ankle lerrw Woods, Helen W S .Att Paul loung Leldfm One Humlrezl I' zghtc 1 n , .. A A 4 ' 4 1 .- ' 1 4, , . D ' 1 .,. ,. . ., 1. ',', 4 , f-v .' .- rr L. hs, ,, ,. A. H I, V , . 1 .',,1,' 1' j 1', ,' 1 1' .Y ., 2 K' '-1 X. SS, , , , li ' . ,4 '1 , , , Y . Y ,,. 1 1 Q, ' Q, 1 1' . ' L. 4. , , ,,.- 1 -, . . 1 22 y' .Y . , Y 1 , .1 A JJ The ROW ON F Aarons, 'Vly rn I Acklen Sallie Allen Ann Allen, Brenda Allen Drurw ROW TV! O Anderson Ru-hard Anderson, V! alter Baker, L arolx n Barnard Ntexe Baskerxille lfllen ROW THRI' I' Batton, Roger Benefneld, Bohhw Benit Ierrw Betta Don Blanchard, kent ROW P01 R Boeke 14 red Bow le, Cheryl Brow n, Llog d Brow n, W as ne B1-wan, Celia ROW 1' IS F Burson Ilmmw Burrell, Stanlew Burton, Ierry lassels Hilda Carpenter Dwlght ROW SIX lhanler Patru-k loburn R G Lole Nlarh 1 olllnfs I onme 1 ox 1 harles Pre hman ass an 'Ci' One Hunllre 'T 11 NlllPft'Pll , , v K, . , . ' I ' I nv N. A' , ' . ' , I V Q' l l ' nv 7 .. ' . .v ' ., V v lv 1.-7 , . , A . , Y I I' , ' .v V sa .. 4, . VJ? , 1- , - y I . V' ' - ' , , ' . . 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A ,v .'. , 1 I A .vt The Fre hmen RUN ON I' Nl: C I lr ln luhn Nlc Dovs Wllldred NIA I' u hern lrrrw Nic I- lrl md lou 0 v14 IIIIIIS H xrry IIOII TVI 0 Nlclntw re Ind! NIL I emore, Iohnnw NIcNatt Pam 'vldtlmk Nhlrlew Merritt lo Ann ROI! THRPP Nllles, Ross WIIIIBP, Mack Nloblex, low-e 'Vloore Iillh 'Vluk 'Iloore NI urn lunf' RON I' Ol R Nlourad Bobby NI udgett Kfu ltlon I ltru Nix hlvndl ROW I- IS F N A I md.: f,llltS Row lv In P nker vl nrsha lx u Peexs Glenda Phnllnps llnld RUN SIX Iouell I 1 ol owell, Wink? Prestnlgf- Hvlen I um ke!! D ln R :bb lohn ROW Sl' I I' N Ratcllff Don Roberts, If Iuabvth Robinson Don Robinson lvff S Imuvl I h UIPQ One Hundred Twenty one . I . z 1 ,. . ' ',I ' 4 'Ia' , - j , . -'z a ,. I ' '.'. 2 j ' i .v 1' .7 . ' 4 - .' . A ' , I ' ' , ,' ' ,-' . ,. . . . , 1' 9 A' . ,. a EV A . , 1, - I '.' Mvrivk, Byron Na' ,': ia I , z I . I , , ' '. .-, 2 lf I ' . - I 'I v . ,. . . .- v.'1 V - S. 2 ' ' , 'ar I' ' ' '4 v . . . , . I .' . . , V' I .' ,. Ja , ' a . The Fre hmen One Hundred Tuenly two ROW ONF Sanders bherwood Scruggs, Becky bexton Dy ann Shaffer, Duane sham, Douglas ROW TW 0 huler Ronnie biexers Genre blmmons, Ronnie blow Patiw bmlth Iaek ROW THRFF story Harriet btubbs, laekie Quddath ludy bummerlln I Thorpe Henri ROW If Ol R Thraih Ierrg Turner, Tommy ndervsood Ilnda Walker, Billy ROW If IX F W .nlker Robert Walker, Sandra Weldon, Betty W halew , Sharon W hlte Don ROW BIX W hxte, Ernest W hlte, Gerald W hltloek Ronnie W ldmer W as ne W llllame hmm ROW QF! FN Williams lohnnle Williams larry Wlllmms Ruky Woodard Ronny Woodard Ierrw Zachrw Bulls W 7 4' J 1 sl, ' v W . . , , fm E V .Y I ,KX x ' Q , 5 , ' ' S, , ' A .YY K '47 1 ' , v , 1 1 . l -v! , l 1 4' V 3 I . , , Q 1 , . . , . aul I .v . , r . ' X l' ' , I ' W'aIker, Gerald Y . , , . v V - Y , Y v I f' . , , ' . Y , , . , . .. ,I v , . I ,. . K, ' . -Y 1 k V ,, 1 ,. , . ., , I Q ' 1 ' lv X 54 v I ' .v mf. I N ,. 1 ' .'v .' 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To other times, distant places See pirates bold, handsome faces Rifles cracking. lndians leaping Hear horses racing. women weeping Mrs. Rushing explains points A - 1'w'fva f wH - - .V 4 1. , Book Are Exciting Heroes, villains, breathless suspense These hold you spell-bound and make you tense. A soft voice then brings you once more From beloved books back to life's shore. junior Highis fun, regardless of weather Teachers and students are working togethe -T. Lowe to be remembered in shelving hooks 4-ll Train in Animal Culture, Plant Gro th and Homemaking . . . and encourages the practice of truthfulness. honesty, health hahits, and self respect. Boys learn im- provement of home and farm facilities while the girls are primarily interested in making homes more attractive. Nlemhers alwavs look forward to Achievement Dav when they display projects. Successful projects enable them to attend summer camps and to continue their coin- petition. Their motto, Improving Family and Community Liv- ing., offered them a challenge. FIRST ROKV: Varolyn Hrldges, Larry lloek, Don Wall: SECOND RIHY: Danny Nation, Paul Shaw, Garland Turner, -lohnny Herman: TIIIRD RDWV: Tommy Watson, Leah Goebel, Diane Vl'oods: l 0l'R- TII RDWV: Mary Frances Vl'ren, Douglas Monzingo, Tommy Boyd: FIFTH ROVY: l'l'anda Hayes, Betty McGuire, Don Krouse: SIXTH RDWV: Ann Morgan, Brenda Rickman, I-'aye Potts: Sl-IYICNTI-I RDXY: David Hinton, Dale Krouse, Roy Holland: EIGHTH RIHY: Mr. Guy Harkness, Ronnie Hightower Officers: Front Row: Steve Fomhy, Diane lYoods, Johnny Herman, Bill f'0ll'lll2lIl2 Back Row: Paul Shaw, Tommy H'atson, Sue Herman, lYanda fulpepper FIRST RDIV: Fynthia Reneau, Farolyn Roberts: SI-IFDND RDXY: Theta, Bean, Nola lieth Stoneeipher, Sue Herman, Perry Kirkland: THIRD ROXY: John Shaw, Betty Newsom: l4'0l'RTH RIHV: Milton Greene, Judy ll'alker, Patricia Rayburn, Steve De- loney: FIFTH ROSY: James Caskey, George XVyIie, Steve Fomhy: SIXTH ROXY: Bill Foleman, Wanda Culpepper, George lYaltner: SI-IYIGNTH ROWV: Ralph Pearson, -limmie McNeil, Lane Davidson, Carol Mor- gan, Lane Davidson, Carol Morgan: EIGHTII RDVY: Miss Pauline Berry, George Stanley, Mr. Al Fugler A A ir 0,3 ob. h 'Z 9' bk rf: Qs 1 'kv' 1. 94:1 th Grade Cheerleader .., . X ,4 ...v '35 ,,.K... kiddie ,lane Kleinegger, Emily Van Horn, Jerry Gay, Bennie Holliday, Lynda Minter, Pam Hoefeld, Bonnie 3 Holliday, and Judy Baggett walt at the gate to congratulate the team and Football Pla er Each September means football to some twenty-five or thirty eighth grade boys. Each aspires to he first string, by opening game time. Issuing equipment and conditioning drills actually get the season under way. Then come weeks of hard work to prepare for the season opener. Their schedule usually includes games with Springhill. Cotton Valley. Horner, and Sarep- ta. YVhether the games are won or lost, each player is encouraged to participate in such a Way that he and his school can he proud of his participation in the game. FIRST RINY: Mr. W'arren. eoaeh, -llmniy Mitchell, George Simolke, Re gie Atkins, Thomas Ili:-hardson, Leon Stammg SECOND RONV: James Moore, Milton Rhea, ,ilonnie Armour, .lim Towns, Gary Hodnett, James Hampton: THIRD INHY: Adrian Zachry. Donnie Moore, Mike Burge, Dickie Davis, iary Frazier, Larry Hildreth, Johnny Hruska ,Q X .553 'ff f. J. O ' - K t I 1 , ' xv, QQ fin, eq, .,, Q. ,,. lb . s.. Q.. 2 .' -A U' O -5'-'55 Q9 ai, in 5'-s .1 Til , ill Grade JS Sf r ' e Cheerleader 3 T? I S ,, ... ry T U-lady Lou Zaehry, -Ian Ald- redge, Judy XValker, Ginger Walker, Sharon Talton and Eve Baskerville dream of their heroes during halftime 'Hua I . and FootbaH Pla er XVheu will football practice begin? YVhat position are you going to play? Are you Sloiuil to try' out for cheerleader? , and the boys working hard on the practice field in preparation for the opening game. Only after many hours of intensive drill on the fundamentals ot football play. are the boys able to function as a team. Much has been accomplished, but many things must still be done before opening game time. Early intensive training paid off in yic- tories tor these young Tiders. These questions are part of the football talk that signals the approach of a new seventh grade football season, The first few weeks of school find the girls busy practicing for cheerleading tryouts FIRST RONY: Richard Temgile, Steve XVhite, John Elkins, Paul McClure, Brian Taylor: SE 'OND ROWV: Ray Nlohley. Douglas Harmon Drew, NVayne NIcEachern, Larry Rlays, Danny Nation, roach, Bill Evans, Garland Turner, Herbert Mitchell. Ronnie Shaw, Freddie Haynes, Bobby Hale, Dennis Monzingo, l-'rank Moseley, Steve Maddry, Reagan Baird: THIRD RUWV: Mr. Taylor, Brown, Stan Belton, Robert Perry, Ernest Sers, Larry WVingrove, Mr. Strong, coach: l-'0l'RTH KOWY: Carr Mc-lflendon, Earl WValker, Jimmy VVoods, 0. A. Garland, Jerry Xorris, Jimmy Miller, John WVatson, fharles Holeomhg FIFTH RONV: Terryplohnston, Mike Brewer, Alan Vickers, Lloyd Stanley, Don Mullenix, David Hinton, John Daniel, Sam Vhgley ,Q 4 90 19 Ct ,FQ CD fda 0 lr at OD 45- ' I Faculty: Mrs. L. C. Starr, Nlrs Dorothy llahb, Mrs Connie Preston, Miss Sadie Reynolds Mr buy Hdrk ness and Mrs. Mary Lee Belton discuss A lhdnge in the duty list. Not pictured Mr Iwerett 0 Ducrgf 2, SZ SZ ROW' ONE Anderson, Mary Jane Anderson, Patricia Armour, Donnie Armstrong, Janie ROW' TWVO Atkins. Reggie Baggett, Judy Barnes, Bennie Barrios, Mary Batton, Dot Benefield, Cheryl ROW' THREE Boyd, Kay Bravkin, Douglas Brady, Tommy Bridges, l runves Lynn Britt, Diane Brown, .ludy RON' l Ol'R Brown, Smitty Burge, Mike Burley, Tommy Busby, Bessie Czillender, Alice Cheney, Patricia. Une Hunrlrefl Thirty-two Wlth Enthu m and Intere t 1 4-5 ,,-...Q af-f ' E mi ROW ONL RON TWO lolf-m ln Bill hu kmson I' dn m lulun Nor 1 Inns- Dug III I- lton torlew I xnne I- lkms I 'vnn not nn 'n !' 5 19 rumpton 1 harlc s I mrr mr Dune ummms, Ruhdrd If nrnxr, Lonnie Ibn ls, Du km l- Ish I u km ll INHISUII I uw kltzgerdlml Timmy Dans, 1 IIFISIIIIP l'ones I mmilzw INN! 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J 1 I' , V' , I .V .tl F-y.: -,,j xt, I a'z'I'T'r3'la I , . uh .IIall,' wry' v V Eighth Grad r Look ROWV 0NE ROWV TIVO Inalmett, Henry Kit:-hens, Paul Irby, Sharon Kleineiger, Eddie Jones, Carolyn Lung eld, Jerry Jones, Linda Lewis, Charlotte Hendrick, Edward Lott, VVilma Kelley, Rickie Lowe, Eddie Kidd, Rita Lunsford, Becky Kirkland, Perry McCann, Mildred ROW FOUR ROW' FIVE Maxey, Johnny Nadrc-hal, Anita Miles, Francis Nicholson Cherry Miller, Jimmie horns Judy Miller, Pat arker I aroh n Milner, I aroly n I hilhps lim Minter I ynu 1 Pmchera I arole Moore, Don lifts lames Moore, I mmes Ratcllff Lin 49:4 A Qi I' Om Hunzlren' Thirty four if 2, 5 RON' THREE Mcfzulsland, Carolyn McCollum, Marsha Mr-Dow, Archie McFarland, Alfred Mclireer, Frank Mclnnis, George Madden, Mary Beth Maxey, Darlene ROW' SIX Reynolds, Sharon Rhea, Milton Ruhardson, Thom is Ritter, Iudv Roberts, Margie Roberts, Patsy Rohrh lf ker I ois U 55. .,-,,. ..,, '-l, ,, i- A A ' ' ,- A ,: --,l ,: V4 V .:-: -.,. ,::,'-l, E 'faqh xx .F I 1 '.V,, .k,.,., .,.' 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FRONT ROXV: l'urr 3ll'f'lPlld0ll, Marilyn Brown, W'annette l ilI'l'illgt0ll, Cliurlotte Lewis, Diane Britt, Nora Jane l'olvin: BACK IHHY: Judy Culpepper, George Mc-Aclnnis, Bennie Carol Barnes. lYandzi Culpepper, Emily Davis, Larry Slay BW ,oi aa.. L.. I-E cb Sv ez 5' ce H 41 ,af 7 5 this rn nm' Mi? 'K' RON 0 N I' Aldredge lin Anderson Roger nrd Be-ng I Bnlkom hnl B xrrios lun 1 Bdskerulle Iwe Belton Stun Brewer 'Illke ROW I-Ol R lhnlel lohn uns I'mxlx Dietrich Susxn Diggs C lrolxn Drew Harmon llrner latsy I'IIClllS lnhn Lynne, B : ' U ,,.. .,,, I N I ' ' A v I I Q - '. , -I --i vi' ' - 4. h :V in .i'- I, - 5: , f l A' ' n n n n n n n, n n nn e o ., B, . '- , ., .W nnqnnn nnn- B- .Y 'nnn -' R f Q E ' I .I .-4, 4' 4, N . -I ep xi 4,,4 t.v.:hN4 4 -A 4 , M mf ' . I B nn or 4, f E 'f I er e SQ ' n Ann 'B n n Q I I F 'f ' 3 . l 'I . A 4 ---. .v,, '- ' 5 4' ,.4 : Ll 4 ge nn 4 W as , I V- ' - x , ' ff. I ' I . ' -Z ' l K L N 'I 2 ix' A , ' 4 - .f b Q f he 4nn I ' 2 X gi 1 N I , ' -4.. 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IIOIV SIX hriffln lela hluer Dale bnnmhllng lonnie Gray Bennv Greene Nlllton Hale, Bobby Hammett Roslyn Ilurper lanhe Une Hundred fh1rt,vseLen eventh Grader Learn ROW OXF ROW Tl! 0 ROW THRFF Harper Larry Hock Larry Ionea Nlarllwn Hawes Ioy Holvomb, Charles Keammerer, Gloria Haw nes I'red Holomon, 531118, Kilgore Donald Holtzclavs Glen Ixrouse, Clyde I ee Kaylon . Helmlck, Ihr hard Hubbard, Ivlllie lewis, Sharon lru Herman, Iohnnw Herman, hue Hunter, Bobby Hightower Ronnie Iohnson Ronny Iouderback, Nana Hinton D uid Iohnston, Terry I owe, K arol ROW I' Il I' ROW I0l'R I unsford Kathy Mchulre, Martha I unsford Linda, ML Mann, Betty utz Lorman McMlllon, Ardws Mcblendon, Carr 'VIcPherQon, Robert 'vlcblure Dennis Maddrw Nts-we McCollum, Sharon Manew, Ted Ml I4 achfrrn, W ax ne Marr ue Io Ann MCI' lfldllll, Dorothx Maxi I l rw .,-ev A-:Q 3 if Alu 3 -an s-...Mr ill P4 ...v ul VC W Fl .Ma as .Q IQ '91 'E avi K I I One Hundred Thirty erght If I ' ' A 4 2 J ' v 'T I. jk L l E I I ,I If 2 i ,pl ' Y 1'JI--I I II III ' Vw I ..,-., ,I ' I . II I . . , . .,.-f1r r -row r r. -' , ' , H - ' , ' 7 ,fi ..., ' , A ' . I v.e, . if ' , lr, ,4-- ' - ,I , - 1' ' II ' I . x K 5 x in 5 Q I - 4 A 1 , I 'mam 4 A ' f- A - 4 e e I H a I r- or ' ' ' H ' IIA. I 'A I 'ui ' ,bf III vily- ,I .-.-f I.'-'g,,,..-:.I 5, ' 7- if-.f': Ii, ' I I- I f .f A . N I I A I ,I :ZII . 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Flu-ryl Nlillvr, Bill Stasvr, Sylvia Holoman, Rivimrd Czunlplwll, Vzirulyn Nllliilllilllllll, WVziyn- Q-H0 Farrington: THIRD IHHV: Nora -lunv folvin, -lzunvs Moore-, Don Dvl.ukiv, furulyn lfvlts, I'um Hfwfffld. Ronniu- Farrar, Rita Kidd: STANDING: lh-nny Gray, Hill Evans, David Hinton, Perry Kirkland, Larry Hilclrc-th, Danny Daniels, Mary Murgzirvt Evans and Learn They Gro B :S 4 fi rl! mf' lnir- fiflllllillillg plays in tho- Shri-y 1-port N ulen s 1 rl 1 M hu-Iihrury Symphony Ure-hc-stru Um' Hf,f11ff4'ff f' :ffl A 'nur' 'f James Alan Norris, President of the Student Council, introduces Lars Ljungberg, our Swedish exchange student, to the City Council. Une Humlrefl Forly-tu'o Lars learns how to use the eorner mail box to 'post an letter home to his parents. x. lv,,... N 'fr Z S 917,90 . It 'E' f L15 7 ! .h1':-,,f IJ ,I J, A , l . N, , ' 5, ' X - wing ' x Wx:-, 'C 101 ix gl 1 1. 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O O T T Q T , Y 1 9 O , O I J , A Q' ' 7 ' I C C Minden, Louisian' C U f Nor roadway , f Nlimlvn. Louisian' Newest of the New Cars' FORDS MERCURYS ANDRESS MOTORS COMPANY INC NthB dF y ght k h Western Auto Assoclate Store A UTOMOBILE SUPPLIES NthB F B Treat and So Incorporated 200 INURTH BROADWAY MINDEN IUUISIANA 0 9 0 214 or roadway Minden, Louisiana O 124- or roadway Minden, Louisiana O C T Y Does this loo like a Swedis car? ort -ei Dr Carter B Norman 016 Nmtll RIOHIYS nw llllll 4 ll elts Radlo Servlce IJ V Sl SIIIS IND SIRI fl ml: n I 1 lll :ml LAWRENCE SCRUGGS South Bro uIw u N1lll1Ifll I 0111 xml S IM M 0 N S FXFIISIII WFIRINC IPPARPI 1 lluldu 1 'N ill 104 NURIII BRUXDNX XX NIINIJPN LUI ISIANA Huckaby Real Estate DI :Im Blulalm Gray Connell Agency, Inc I 1 na ml Insurluzu 139 INUHIII BRUXDXX XX NIINDBN I0l ISIAWX Mlnden Floral Shop 129 NOIIII BIO ulw mh I W F Beall Company HNI VIR! Il INIJISI FOR Il SS Nomu BROXIIW n ml: n A lll ldll N NDI-N Im ISIXN x Un ll nlr F 9 C . . . 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J I I , , I 9 Il 4 0 1, '- Wllllams and Hleks Co INTERNATIONAI HARN I' QTFR FQUIPNIEN I' EIOISC Jarrell s Beauty Shop and School CHAFFE STREET MINDEN LOUISIANA df, TURNER BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY 602 GLEASON MINDEN LA Green Klelnegger Funeral Home NI d JOHN SEXTON D COMPANY I U BOX 8 DAI LAS 2 'IEXAS 0'IIl1fjI DIXIE DANDY STORES 108 SOUTH STREET EAST UNION LUIIISVIIIF STREET MINDEN LOI ISIANA UADE STUDIO A Good Placc T 0 I 1 r Photographed 'VI1n1Ic-u Loul ldlll 1 ,z ' 1' 112 Pearl Street L . 5 1 Inu 'IH sur r ,.Q V + as 2855 I con cmvs M MORTON FOODS DALLAS FORT WORTH LUIIOCK au can DEPEND on FINE FOOD PRODUCTS 0 I' MUURE Dzstrlbllmr 'IIINIIEN IOLIQIXNA Telephone FR 16627 GIXF HILR BIUSSONIQ FRUNI BLOSSOM SHOP Flourrs Iflrrd lnyuhrrr b0l IH Bnoxnw xx Munn LUUISIYNK Tommy s Tlre SCTVICC Hu lppm m1INul1 mum COODYF -XR TIRES 179 North Broadway vlllllll n I om una Imperlal Tallors 81 Cleaners 71II1llIl slx lllll Xu mu Nlmllen Loul mlm SAMUEUS T. V. SHOP 941,125 SER! 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I' lf. , .' f 1 1 Nlimlvn. I.OllISIZ1l' Woodard-Walker Lumber Company Tree Farmers Lumber Manufacturers uhm ux IOL 1s1ANA 1AY1 on LUKE dblyt I I I I I In D I I- I S 'J- I E . 1 5 I 1 e lso.u.s. uv. on. L S .Q 14 ' , P ,ggi- TALTON GROCERY SHREVEPORT ROAD MINDEN Ll DL IbIANA Blshop s M3gHOIl3 Servlce Statlon 524 South Blofidway Mmden Loulslana S P 0 R T W A Y By Stella Manu ucturv rs 0 PINE STREET NIINDEN LOL ISIANA Clyde Brown Trucklng Com any GRAVEL REMIX SAND SOIL NIINDFN HDI ISIAN X . 6 I . ' 9 O . C I ' 1 + 9 Distinctive Sporlszrvar O I ,A A 1 n . . .' ELLIS 50 To S1 Store 105 SOUTH BROADWAY NIINDILN lOl ISIANX REX Your F avorlte Theatre 4IR Compu IONLD Muuls n IUIII 1 ma KASO Radlo Statlon 1710 UN Ylll R DILXI Nlllllll n loul ll .1 Talton Electrlc Company SIIICC 1930 Nhxm N I OUISHN x 019 H lzlr I Szvly four U V Y H J- Q ',, .'.f l'-,,'s'a' O O , I . L T 7 ' .. A . J 1 . IzAs'1' b'1'm:r:'r -' ' . . 's'zn' . U 1 1, u 1 ez Yolfll Get Friendly Service At Holley Appliance Store S'lack's Gift Shop Imperial Hotel Marrs Wasllateria Tiny Toes Mlms Gulf Statlon IIINIJI' N IUI SI KN X POWELL MOTORS Pioneer Natural Gas Com any 'Kyle FI FI FUR X IHUVI IWI PA IN PNIIIRI' NIINIJI' N I HI ISI IN X IIINDI-N IHI ISI XXX U Hll I O O D IQ . I' .1 I I- gf' J ' F11 112 1. SVI' -'IUN I ' I , .v lf. , -' Again It was a pleasure To work wufh The staff of The GRIG on :Ts DESIGN an ENGRAVINGS S I4 R E engravzng C0 , 'LTZC P o Box 17:-me 509 TRAVIS sr-IREVEPORT LOUISIANA It was our PLEA URE to work wztla the students and acuity adwsor of Mmden Hzgh School tn the productzon of the 1959 Grzg JOURNAL PRINTING CO., INC. Creatwe Prmters for Over Half a Century 315 IAKE SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA . 4 W? , A , ,.:,, V . MJ , . . U I . . 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I , ..,.......... j , ............ , -r .............,..... . - .............. j , Y- ...,.........,.. 2,11 , - ....,,.. , , , ,115 , ' -JJ ..,. , , , , ,115 . , - .......... 72, 0, , , '- , ....1............ 59,11 , I? - .,.............. 52,1151 ' I -'IQ11'5Q Q .4-'QNI' I 4.:l:11:lfll:i:::.T'.l8 I - . ..., IfIIIfIfIfIfI1k0.'1i Thompson Thompson Thompson Thornton Thornton Thorpe Thrash Tldwell Tlppen Tucker Turner Turner Turner Llnda S Robert Dec Shelby S Homer Larry S Henry F Jerry F She la F Eu ene J J Y S Elolse-F Harla S Tommy F STUDENT INDEX iCont1nuedD I II8 4' 115 50 56 110 Dropped 5 8 52 95 96 122 122 Dropped Not Plctured 1 44 67 118 Not Plctured 5 67 72 0 49 95 96 122 Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Waltner Bonnre S Gerald F N anette-J Robert F Sandra F T0fChlC Sr Hank F Ward Roslyn Sr Waters Watson Watson Weaver Weaver Welch Weldon Donald S Mary Ann S Wayne J Dorothy Sr Harold S Carolyn J Betty F 0 8 7 0 Not Plctured 8 r Not Plc ured 50 56 0 8 Wllllams Larry F 48 122 Wl11l3mS Rlck F 2 Wl11lS Marvln S Dropped Wlnchester Catherlne Wlndsor Thomas S Wlnget Barbara S Wlnget Fred J Wlngrove Madellne S Wlnkle Jerry S Wlslnger Shlrley J Woodard Jerry F Woodard Ronny F Carolyn F Hallman S Woods Woods Not Plctured Underwood Jane-J Underwood Dorls 1 15 Dropped 0 West Glorla Sr 4 41 47 5051 Whaley Sharon F 0 2 Woods Woods Worley Helen S J ackle J Glen F Young Betty S 8 Underwood Llnda F Valdlvleso Zolla Sr Van Peene Jeanne S Velasco Jan Sr Vlck Sharon S Vlse Freddle J Vogel Laverne Sr Volentlne Blllle F Volentlne Glenda S Voorhles Jerry Sr Wats SUSIL S Walktr Blly F Baskervllle Mrs Bess Boyett Mrs James R Braswell Mrs Lloyd Campbell Mrs Harry M Cooke Jr Mr B E Doerge Mrs Everett Foret Mrs AVICE F Gleason Mr Wllllam E Grambllng Mr Robert F Alsobrook SEFVICC Statlon 60 63 19 37 52 64 8 0 Not Plctured Not Plc tured Dropped Not Plctured Dropped 40 60 63 3 Andress Motor Company Inc Balrd SCFVICC Statlon Beall W F Dry Goods Company Benefleld Ice Plant North Loulslana Ice Company Blshop Magnolla SCYVICC Statlon Whlte Whlte Whlte Whlte Whlte Whlte Whlte Don Ernest F Gerald F Judy S Lenettle S Mary Lynn J Sandra S Whlteslde Carroll F Whltfleld Tlm F Whltlock RODUIC-F Wldmer Wayne F Wllkerson Bobby S Wllkerson Nelda S Wllllams Hazel S Wllllams Jlmmle F Wllllams Johnny F 2 8 8 8 Not Plctured Not Plctured 95 122 95 122 Not Plctureg FACULTY INDEX Harper Mrs Connle Harper Mr Sam Johnson Mr Charles Kelly Mlss Mlldred Klrkley Mrs Mary A Lyon Mrs Eugle L McConathy Mrs Mlchel P Mlles Mr K J Monzlngo Mrs Blllle B Loyd J Wren Glenn F Wrlght Pat J Wyatt Jeanette Sr Wyatt Paul S Worley Young Zelda S Youngblood Sylvla Zachry Belle S Zachry B lly F Zappa Lenora Sr Natlon Mr Patrlck C Ollphant Mr Joe D Prothro Mr Carleton Rushlng Mrs Marlon D Slbley Mr Walter C 37 52 94 118 50 118 Not Plctured Not Plctllred 95 118 56 115 Not Plctured 2 110111 6 118 42 91 Not Plctured Not Plctllred 50 62 0 0 46 49 61 1 1 Droppul 35 87 88 75 35 8 36 115 36 123 Spltzfaden Mrs Catherlne B Strong Mr Cleveland WBIklnS Mrs ohn R Wlnford Mrs ortla Wllllams Mr Wayne W ADVERTISING INDEX 41 Ellls 5c to S1 Store 6 Elolse Jarrell s Beauty Shop and School Fallln Venetlan Bllnds Felts Radlo SCFVICC Flnchers Appllance Store I 1. 47 Frazler Charles W Insurance Agency 1 Blshop s Wholesale Agency Blossom Shop Bohn James E Boyle Dru Store Brldges Ciwthlng Company Brown Clyde Trucklng Company Brown Goodwlll Bryan s Flower Shop Bryan s Jewelry Caney Lakes Central Flnance Clty Drug Store Clalborne Concrete Clement Braswell Fabrlcatlng Works Coca Cola Bottlln Company Inc Cone 31 Johnson arm Supply Craton Realty Company Davld Furnlture Company and Davld Drug Company DIXIE Dandy Stores Drlve Inn Cleaners One Hundred Seventy 0 46 0 7 6 ,1 1 7 6 161 GGIIISOH R B Goodwlll Hardware and Sportlng Goods Gray Connell Agency Green Klelnegger Funeral Home Guaranty Flnance Company Inc Holldays De artmenr Store Holland 8.1 rawford Insurance Holley s Appllance Store Howard Lumber Company Hruska s Grocery Huckaby T M Real Fstate Imperlal Hotel Imperlal Tallors Jarrells Mobll Statlon Jeters Garage Johns Drlve Inn Johnson L N Insurance Journal Prlntlng Company 46 0 4 6 1 7 5 41 7 8 4 3 K A S O RBdl0 Statlon Llberty Loan Lllllan Lary Lowe Eldred Prlntlng Co Marr s Washaterla Mattlngly Studlo McCrarys Gulf Statlon Mclnnls Insurance Agency Mlller Insurance Mlm Gulf Statlon M lnden Mlnden Mlnden Mlnden Mlnden Mlnden Mlnden M lnter Morgan Morton Murphy Norman Norman Auto Flnance Bank and Trust C Prlnclpal 7 4 0 0 6 4. 8 o Bulldlng and Loan ASSOCl3fl0h 1 Cotton Oll 8: Ice Co Floral Shop Motel Quarterback Club Otls F 8: Llndsey Inc s Foods TYPEWIIICF Dr Carter B Mayor Frank Norman Ollphant Joe D People s Bank Br Trust Co Plggly Wlggly Stores Ploneer Gas Co Powell Motors 41 8 0 4 41 Y D 6 6 , ' - 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A4.-.-4--.. 164 ' .......,.... 15 1 - --4-14.- 16 ' ' ' ,,H15g , , ' ....... 147 ' ' . ...,...... 151 ,- ' ................,..,. 147 ' , ,,..,-,,.,.,,,,,,, 1 Q , ...............-.. - - ' ....................... 15 5 'mfjjjjfijlgl I I , . , I. .,...................,. 157 . ----1 V --.1--'.-'--'-'---- 1 ,,,..,... jjjjjjjjjjijlfl ' ....'...f.11lQ1II11111111127 '. Zflfififififfff1fQf1Q146 ' --55-55-1 1' ' . U ' ' -VVA4 110 , . . ......,........ :lf - , . ..,,.. - ' .......,........,...,.. lf - -----'--4-1--.1 - E .'.,-,,,,- 15f - - -'.'.A'....A'..-A - 15? ,J.C. ..............,,,...... 166 ....,..........,150 ' , . .....,..........,.... 152 ' ' ' ' ' ............,... ' ' .............,......... ' . ..,......,... 147 .. ' ' .,...........,..,.... 155 Q ' ............... ...l63 . -'--1 -'1'1-1-'--- ., .............. 157 . ......,........,..... 16 - .,..,........,,.... .,........,.. 1 C5 ..,.....,.............. 16 Quades Studio .. , Rex Theater ..,.... ,,.,. Roberts Co. ..., . . ,. S'1l'l1llCIiS 'I' V Sh V .I . . op ,,,,....,,,., ., Sanitary Dairy Products. Inc. - ADVERTISING I DEX CContinued7 . . ISG loin li' li' X l in Scruggs. Lawrence ....,.,,.. , , . IAN Servife Parts. Int. ...,.,..,.,.. .,,. l 94 Sexton. john. 84 Company ..., . .Iii Sheriffs Department .,,...,...,. I 5 i Shreveport Engraving Company . . .l6i Simmons Dry Goods ,,....... . ,. IVW Simolke Nursery . ., , . ,. , . , . .lib 'z Slaek's Gift Shop ,. Slay, T. L., Grocery . . . Smalcs Woodcraft .... Southern Bell Telephone 8: T 'elegraph Co. . Sportwtay Manufacturing Co. . ,... . , Style Shop ..,........ , Super Qourts Esso Station . Super LourtESuper Courts Talton Electric Co. ..... . Talton Grocery .,..... . Tiny Togs ,..,,......, , Tommy's Tire Service . Treat, F. B,, 6: Son . Turner Lumber Company Cafe IGS ISL ISH lei-4 IKM lifr lil 158 loi l6.'v 165 li' 1468 Iii Wztlltlce, Paul, Furniture IfXfIlklflgC . Watrtl, Rusty .. .. .... . Warren's Drugs ..... ..... Webb Ilartlware 8: Furniture Co. Webster Freezing lk Storage Plant Webster Printing Company .... West's Furniture 84 Appliances . West's Stores ................. Western Auto Associate Store . Wiley, Clarence ..........., . Williams Elcetrirul Appliances .. Willitlms 8: Hicks Co. ,, . . Wfootlard-XValker Lumber Co. . . Woods' Radiator Shop , . . l6l lil l6fi l6l 155 IGS l5ll lkii l-IH li? li6 155 161 lil? Um lm nr 1 41 1 H1 I -lSwlff11s-nl Une Hundred Seventy Iwo I and athletics Mars C Stanfneld aclmlnlstratlon 1 hsllls Roberts clubs eith Lloyd athletics as ne Reex es ty past Linda Atkins records Bettwe Ly nn Salmon Mary 1. 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