Minden High School - Grig Yearbook (Minden, LA)

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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'

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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

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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