Minden High School - Grig Yearbook (Minden, LA)

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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

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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?

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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.