North Caddo High School - Rebel Yearbook (Vivian, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1961 volume:

REBELS he N orth addo igh tory recorded by the H ebel ’67 istory Early in the 1950's North Caddo High School had its inception in the minds of several forward-looking citizens. They envisioned in the union of seven neighboring schools, one greal institution fostering intercommunity spirit, new horizons for some iso- lated groups, widened scholastic and cultural ad- vantages through collaboration, and opened-up ave- nues for future life-long friendships Amid some local opposition North Caddo High School became a reality in the fall of 1955. The first months witnessed administrative officers, facul- ty, and students struggling with this new commu- nity nucleus to provide a school spirit that was destined to become whole-heartedly warm and friendly. Each succeeding year the glow of inter- community respect and good-will increased in its ' so that today in 1961 North Caddo High a worthy memorial to those early ex- consolidation. In the realms of sports, larship, and character the personnel of North Caddo High School are command of the growing admiration of observers. Students from our school have been doing well in the colleges of the state and elsewhere, many graduates entering the profes- sions of medicine, teaching, religion, and the busi- ness world. Vocation-wise, North Caddo alumni themselves variously successful. past development, North experience an enviable scho This is how we looked in September 1955 An aerial view of the then unfinished stadium and field 3 An aerial view of the entire plant in 1955 urpose Southern Accenters Meg Williams and Mar- garet Broussard prepare Jo sell Xmas wrap- pings and bows. The ultimate aim of our school is to develop boys and girls into good citizens who will fill creditable places in the several communities they represent. Such purposefulness is promoted from various purposes. Among the latter is the school paper, which under careful leadership, enlists the discriminating intelligence of both faculty advisor and staff members. Its workers are stimulated to practice integrity and fairness in presenting the news. Contributions of the band and the choral groups to the general pur- pose of our school are far-reaching and meaningful. Not only do they develop student appreciation of the art of music and accomplishment in the skills involved, but they serve as ties strongly linking the com- munities because all the world loves music. Isn't the table pretty with the trophies given on Awards Day? Jim T. Moore presents awards to Coach Rogers and Manager Kenny Smith from the Track Boys. 4 The Rebel Band helps to open the North Caddo Parish Fair. Majorettes get frivolous at a Pep Meeting The Calendar Girls are much in evidence Oh!! What an honor you have Robin — oore. These are the girls who help Mrs. Hartline and Mr. Pendergrass keep the office running. L. to R.: Linda Barr, Ellen Mayfield, Myrtle Cornwell, Lucille Burks, Gayle Chellette, Audriss Barnes. STAND- ING, I. to r.: Martha Sloan, Judi Floyd, Mona Hemperly, Mary Banks, Ruth Ann Terry, Sally Ethridge. Center, Carter and End, Thacker getting instructions from the Referee at the beginning of the Home- coming game. The Rebel fans really turned out for 1960 games. eo pie Numerically speaking also, NCHS, is an impressive institu- tion. The student enrollment for 1960-61 reached the 706 high water mark. The administrative staff of three; two secretaries and thirteen student assistants make up the office personnel. One full-time librarian and thirty student trainees maintain the library. A cafeteria manager with five helpers in addition to student workers preside over student meals. The custodian staff of one supervisor and six assistants keep a clean, well-operated plant. Transporting the students to NC from the seven communities are eighteen bus drivers. Sports club devotees, band and choir parents, Rebelette mothers and many others who support our various activities are included in our personnel. This is the best time of the day. Chow time!!! Notice our handsomest boys meet at the same table. 6 Vicki Teague, Beauty of 1959-60, congratulates Jo Lynn Denton, the 1960-61 Beauty. CLASS 1-AA TRI-CHAMPS OF 1959-60 Those new warm-ups help lots on these cold nights L. to R.: C. French, W. Moseley, C. Collier, A. Searcy, B. Arnold, D. McKinley, J Burton, and P. Riordan 7 Fun and frivolity has its place in the sun at NCHS. Such gala occasions may have run the gamut of the hilarious to the serious but all in approved patterns of fun. The winter sea- son brought out the beauty pageant when the lovelies of NC met in competition for the school's beauties where judges and audiences were baffled to make choices. Now also came the long-to-be-remembered beauty contests when certain alluring males displayed their charms and grace to rollicking Key Club audiences. Who, too, can forget the joyous laughter of the students when on occasions the faculty and administra- tive officers chose to pit their athletic abilities against one an- other, and against more youthful contenders? What fun, too, to recall the time when Maestro McCluggage and Coach Sigrest indulged in their pantomimic feast. Who, furthermore, will fail to remember the delightful associations gained from pre- paring for and participating in the annual holiday dances and class picnics. Finally need we remind ourselves of the talent shows and the class plays when budding performers offered their histrionic and musical abilities hitherto perhaps untapped! Truly the days of 1960-61 were our gala days! 1959-60 Softball Champs ala Days Boy!!! These fellows were really hungry—Coach and The Maestro. n KM Indeed!!! A PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODY Mister REBEL and Mr. R. Culpepper escort some of the cheerleaders onto the field at Homecoming. See Sally Bain there in the front seat of the 1924 Dodge—Owner: Mr. Culpepper II Ronny is having a little trouble keeping up in the high hurdle competition Coach, you sure have their attention Kenny gone again, but Jena is closing in 1 , nr i960 homecoming court Escorts! L. to R., Mr. Thacker, Mr. Pinckard, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Tidwell, Mr. McKnight, Mr. Welve Giles, Mr. Nichols, Mr. Bagwell and Mr. McCathran Is this a dancing class??? North Caddo High School is climbing to a worthy position in the ranks of competitive organizations. In football, basketball, track, and baseball our athletes are making appreciable strides in inter- school competition. Each season in these sports has witnessed greater acknowledgment for us as serious contenders. Our Home- coming celebration, coincident with and attached to the football activities, is a colorful, impressive one, bringing out students, faculty, alumni, and friends, who recognize the importance of such hard endeavor as football competition. Intra-mural sports, promoting healthy competition within the school, includes a variety of games. Every season has its appro- priate sport, and every student an opportunity for participation. Promoting the desirable school spirit evolving from our athletic program is further attained by the vivacious cheerleaders and the eye-catching Rebel Steppers, who make for delightful adjuncts to the scene. Rebel Cheerleaders boosting the school spirit. Minden finds it rough going against (70) Cecil Carter, (62) Doyle McCathran, (64) Richard Pinckard, (60) David Nichols and Louis Thacker is on the ground. 13 Table of ontents Some of the lovely beauties backstage at the beauty contest Cheerleader Janet Githens and her two cute helpers, Sharron Wiggins and Gine Sigrest Miss Masson giving Frances Wilkinson her award during Awards day of 1959-60 Some of the students at North Caddo in the lunch line 15 Opportunity chairmen discussing the problem of how to pep up the school spirit Coach Rogers presenting Richard Pinchard with the trophy won at the district meet MISS HELEN BURR edication They well deserve to have, That know the strong'st and surest way to get. (Shakespeare, King Richard III) The above quotation from one of her favorite authors could well be a motto for Miss Burr, to whom this issue of THE REBEL is fondly dedicated. Her ability in making friends with students is matched by her ability in encouraging them to find the strongest and surest way of getting knowledge. 16 Mr. Allison discusses college entrance requirements with Alan Searcy and Kenny Tidwell A dministration 17 Principal MR. O. C. SANDERS Congratulations are in order for a job well done—to The Rebel Staff and Sponsor! The influences of one year's school life and its activities on you. Students, cannot be measured or placed within the pages of any book. This, THE REBEL of '61, brings the narrative of the year's activities; the scholastic growth of all students, the sports successes, the many club meetings and the many extracurricular activi- ties. Only you know what things you treasure most. Cherish them well and let them guide you into a path of good citizenship, of happiness and of a lasting sense of values. 18 Assistant Principal MRS. NORVIE HART BURR Dear Students: It is the aim of the staff at North Caddo to stimulate and direct the growth of each student physically, mentally and socially and to help the home in building and maintaining desirable traits and habits of study. Only by working together can we secure the right conditions essential to the proper growth and development of each student. If you are making satisfactory progress, you are realizing goals for which the school was founded. Are you satisfied with your growth? 19 Dear Students: MR. JAMES ALLISON The REBEL this year, as in the past, will be a book of memories-memories of past fun, past work, past achievement. As you look through your yearbook, take a few minutes to consider all the many activities your high school has offered you in preparing you for full-time citizenship. In addition to your regular classroom activities, you have had a chance to share in many other training opportunities, from service organizations to spiritual organizations. Truly the opportunity is here for you to take advantage of a wonderful citizenship-training school, and my sin- cere wish is that every one of you will lead a happier life as a result of having been a North Caddo citizen. Sincerely, James Allison 20 MRS. HAZEL BARRON Centenary—B.A. Math Math teaches you to think. Six different courses are offered here at NCHS and each student is re- A student at NCH has an opportunity to become miss eiissa reid well acquainted with algebra, geometry, trigonometry N SMath8 S and general math. 21 Faculty ENGLISH DEPARTMENT TEACHES THE FUNDAMENTALS FOR LIVING Spelling and vocabulary are a very important part of the English course of study at NCH. MRS. ELLEN BURR N.S.C.—A.B.; Peabody—A.M. English Learning vocabulary and usage is a part of growing up. MISS HELEN BURR S.M.U.-B.A.; L.S.U.—M.Ed. English Activities give confidence in use of language. MRS. AMY GLEASON L.P.I.-B.A. MISS LOLA PETERSON L.S.U.—B.S.; L.S.U.-M.A. In the Speech classes the fundamentals of poise and polish, learning to sit, speak and listen properly are emphasized. Delivery of speech in public presentation is stressed. 22 Faculty As we learn more about writing and speaking of our language, we come to appreciate more the things skill can do for us. MR. HARRY HINES L.P.I.-B.A. English The joy and satisfaction of increased understanding is ours as we learn to cre- ate in the realm of the imagination and to express our thoughts in organized ideas and opinions. MRS. NELLIE CORKERN La. College—B.A. English In biology, students are encouraged to develop an appreciation and realization of . their body, environment and scientific method. They learn the basic principles of dissection and close observation of the elements of their environment. MISS MARIANNA BRASELTON L.S.U.-B.S. Biology SCIENCE-MINDED INDIVIDUALS LEARN BY EXPERIMENT MR. BILL ATKINS S.L.C.-B.S. Chemistry INDUSTRY DEPENDS ON CHEMISTRY- CHEMISTRY CREATES NEW AND BETTER PRODUCTS Learning in this subject will include how one's profession may be enhanced by study. 23 Faculty SOCIAL STUDIES ADVANCE UNDERSTANDING OF WORLD PROBLEMS All seniors are required to take American History, which coordinates, with the history of America the major complexities of the U.S. and attempts to find the solution of many political problems. MRS. AUDREY JONES N.S.C.-B.A. History Civics is required of all students. This sub- ject embodies the study of theory of Amer- ican government and its people. Furthering the knowledge of governmental structure and the American economy are some of the goals of the Social Studies Department. MR. OWENS LeBLEU Science S.L.I.—B.S. Social Studies World Geography—Students are taught that men are related to the earth no matter how boundaries are drawn; that the very shifting of political boundaries is, in no small measure, a reflection of geographic forces. They learn that the study of geography leads to an understanding of these forces. 24 MISS MYRA KIMMONS U. of Miss.—B.A.; U. of Miss.—M.A. Spanish Faculty MUSICAL TRAINING AUGMENTS NATURAL VOCAL, INSTRUMENTAL TALENT MR. R. R. McCLUGGAGE LS.U.-B.M. instrumental Music Frequent practices in instrumental sections improves per- formance and technique, which is a requirement for each person. Many composers and their works are studied in the classes. Practice is necessary for precision, control and ability to play in a group, so most class periods are used for playing. MR. BOB FERRINGTON N.S.C.—B.M.Ed. Choral Music In the vocal music classes, proper breath- ing to obtain clear atones is emphasized and a person must have good pitch and clear diction to sound well while singing. Vocal exercises are given during the warm-up per- iod each day. Taking Spanish at NCH does not stop with learning the language. In this class students ex- plore old legends and customs of Spanish-speak- ing countries. When a student leaves a Spanish class, he has acquired not only a knowledge of the Spanish language, but of the history, people, and the future of Spanish speaking nations. MRS. ELA MAE SPENCE E.T.S.C.—B.S.; E.T.S.C.-M.L.S. The library is a haven for those who want to enjoy a trip into space, ride a horse, or search for adventure by reading a book. The library is an essential part of every school and NCH is proud to have one of the best. LINGUISTS STUDY FOREIGN CITIZENS, LANGUAGES AND CUSTOMS Faculty CLERICAL PRACTICE IS OFFERED ONLY TO SENIOR STUDENTS. One must have as prerequisites, typing and shorthand. It puts the final polish on those students who are majoring in business. MRS. IMOGENS BRABHAM N.S.C.—B.S. MRS. OLA HICKS N.S.C.—B.A. Commerce Beginning shorthand students find this course, which deals with a variety of circles and lines, helps to become better adjusted to the business world. Commerce Beginning typists become fascinated with the fundamental principles of letter-writing, tabulation and the development of speed. MRS. LOUVESTA MELDER N.S.C.—B.S.; N.S.C.—M.A. HOMEMAKING TECHNIQUES PREPARE GIRLS FOR FUTURE MR. DON THORNTON LP.I.-B.A. Art Art students learn principles of design, ap- preciation, and the development of attitudes concerning art. Art students are exposed to art of past ages as well as the modern con- ception. The tantalizing odors that come from the homemaking cooking classes makes everyone wish she could take part in the eating of the products produced there. Eating is not all there is to a cooking class, however, the girls learn to plan well-balanced meals that have a high nutritional value, and planning and serving meals is a major part of the course. Faculty PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDS STRONG BODIES, HEALTHY MINDS. MISS BETTY JACKS L.P.I.-B.S.; Ark. U.-M.A. P. E. seeks to improve coordination and build better sportsmanship. MISS MARTHA MASON N.S.C.—B.S. Relaxing nerves and strengthening mus- MR. DALE HOFFPAUIR N.S.C.—B.S. The general rules of the popular sports are taught so that students learn team- First aid and health classes supplement the work in the gym. work. 27 Faculty Industrial arts, by means of providing experience in planning and orderly performance of creative tasks, aid in satisfying youth's normal urge to create. MR. BILL PENDERGRASS Texas A. AA.—B.S. Industrial Arts AAR. JIAA CREIGHTON AA.S.C.-B.S.; Peabody—AA.A. Industrial Arts Manipulation, beautification and expression through purposeful activity means a more realistic and meaningful type of education. MR. JOE HICKS Ark. State Teachers'—B.S.; Peabody—AA.A. Safety Drivers; Ed. AAR. TOLLY BURNS L.S.U.—B.S.; L.S.U.—AA.S. Agriculture The American public school is the principal training ground for informed American citizenship; what is taught in the class- room today shapes the sort of country we shall have decades hence. SIGNALS, CORNERS, CONFUSE NEOPHYTE DRIVERS. Driver Education develops poise and confidence when they drive. 28 School Staff Busy, busy, busy, best describes Mrs. Florence Hart- line, who is school secretary. Her job consists of All- Pupil Accounting, which includes recording the students' grades in the permanent register, averaging grades to determine if a student is eligible for an honor society and filling transcripts. She is a favorite with the students because of her pleasant smile and willingness to help them. Mrs. Moore, who is secretary to the principal, keeps the school's books, and makes periodic reports for the Central office, the state office and the Southern Association of Secondary Schools, aside from other innumerable tasks. Even all these duties do not prevent her from lending a helping hand to any faculty member or student who seeks her assistance. Stage Managers Left to Right—Wallace Carl, Murry Moore, Bobby Sessum, and Bill Pearson. 29 Snaps Band Sweetheart, Paula Hudson Freshman and Sophomore 1st place flag foot- and her father. ball winners. North Caddo, Springhill game. Here is another ball game crowd. These girls are ready for the ball game to begin. Kenny and Bill after accepting Honorable-Mention. Linda Edwards, Suzanne Sexton, and Pat Smith at Leadership. The alternate majorettes get ready for another picture, Majorettes entertaining at Orientation day. Kate Grogan, Phil Robertson, Sharon Allison, Mickey McDade, Betty Carol Lanier, Sally Bain, Tommy Sheek and Glenda Pittman pose by some of the campaign posters used in the class elections lasses 31 Senior Class Officers and Sponsors L. to R.: President, Kenny Tidwell; Vice President, Gay Purvis; Secretary, Pat Mathews; Treasurer, Janet Githens; Reporter, Judy Dominick; and Parliamentarian, Linda Anthony SPONSORS 32 Mrs. Audrey Jones Mr. R. R. McCluggage Mr. W. W. Pendergrass Miss Lola Peterson Seniors ALEXANDER, CINDY SMITH-Vivian Mixed Chorus; Rebel Choir; Calendar Girl; Base- ball and Basketball Intramurals. ANTHONY, LINDA-Mira Outstanding Freshman and Sophomore; FHA Sec- retary; FTA Parliamentarian; Pelican Girls' State; Band 4; Outstanding Band Member; Second Vice President Student Council; Science Club, Vice President; Secretary Freshman Class; Parliamen- tarian Senior Class; Girls' Sports Club 3; Southern Accent Staff; National Honor Society; Calendar Girl; Intramurals; Junior Play. AVANT, BENNY—Mooringsport Track 1; FFA 4. BAGWELL, BILL Football 4, All-District 2, Honorable Mention All- State 1; Track 2; Baseball 2; Engineering Club 2; Key Club Senior Advisor 1; O.P. Chairman; Junior Play; Southern Accent Staff; Sports Editor Southern Accent. BARRON, MARY LEE-Vivian Choir; Rebel Choir 3; Treasurer, President; Latin Club; FHA 3; National Honor Society; Devotional Leader; Pelican Girls' State; All-State Chorus 1; Student Council 2; Outstanding Junior. BAYLISS, CHERYL ANN-Shreveport Spanish Club; Rebelettes 3; Alternate Drummer; Kane Book Club; Girls' Sports Club; Rebel Choir (Pianist); Intramurals. BONEY, MARY—Gilliam President FHA; National Honor Society; Rebel Staff; Girls' Sports Club 2. BONNER, LYNDA—Belcher Southern Accent; Kane Book Club; GSC 4-H; Art Club; Intramurals 4; All-Star Team 2; Comets 2. BORNMANN, JANIE-Hosston Girls' Sports Club; Science Club 1; Kane Book Club 1; Art Club 1; FTA; Speech Club Sergeant-at- Arms 1; Intramurals; Band; Junior Play; 4-H. BOYTER, SANDRA-Vivian Art Club 4, Reporter; Speech Club 1, Reporter; Science Club 1; Band 4; Comets 2; All-Star Team 2; Intramurals 4; FTA; Junior Play. 33 Seniors BRENT, JERRY RUTH-Vivian Calendar Girl, Rebel Steppers 3, Pep Squad; Southern Accent Staff, Girls' Sports Club, Future Teachers Club 2, Art Club 1, Spanish Club I and II, Intramurals. BRENTS, JOE-Vivian Art Club 2, Science 2. BRICE, MARTHA—Vivian Girls' Sports Club, 4-H, Girls' Glee Club, Chorus. BROWN, CARROLL-Vivian Band 2. BROWN, RONNY-Oil City Latin Club, Parliamentarian; Science Club, Treas- urer; Key Club 3; President 1; Student Council, President; Track 2, National Honor Society 2. BRUCE, LINDA KAYE-Vivian Kane Book Club, Girls' Sports Club, Rebelettes 4, Choir Rebel Stepper 3, Calendar Girl, Spanish Club 2, Science Club. BUNTING, ROBERT-Oil City Science Club 2, Spanish 2. BURTON, JAMES-Oil City Basketball 4, Track 2, Outstanding Junior, Latin Club, Math Club, Program Chairman; Key Club 2, Corresponding Sec.; National Honor Society 2, Vice President; Rebel Staff, Quill Scroll. BURTON, KATHLEEN-Oil City Spanish Club, Latin Club, Secretary; Pep Squad, Treasurer; FTA, National Honor Society, Calendar Girl. BUTLER, JERRY-Oil City Key Club, Board of Directors; Spanish Club, Math Club, Band, Intramurals. 34 CARTER, JOE—Mooringsport Track; FFA 4. CHILES, DALE-Vivian Latin Club, Reporter; Math Club, Treasurer; Choir; 4-H; National Honor Society; Devotional Leader Student Council, Chaplain,- Outstanding Junior. COLEMAN, CAROL ANN-Tree City Kane Book Club; Girls' Sports Club; Rebelettes 3; Choir; National Honor Society; Science Club. COLLIER, COTTON WAYNE-Vivian Football 1; Band 2; Choir 1; Art Club; Ground Observers; Basketball, All-District, Second Team All-State. CORNWELL, MYRTLE-Vivian Art Club 1; Intramurals 4; Senior All-Star Basket- ball Team. COURTNEY, JEAN-Mooringsport Spanish Club; GSC 3,- Rebel Choir 2; All-State Chorus; Rebelettes 2; Rebel Stepper 1; Kane Book Club President; Intramurals; Comets 2; All-Star Basketball Team 2; Science Club; Student Council. Seniors BYLERY, DICKEY-Vivian Band 4; FFA 2. BYRD, KENNETH-Vivian CARL, WALLACE E.-Vivian Band 2; Choir 1; FTA 3; Science Club 1; Art Club 1; Speech Club 2; Track; Spanish Club 1. CARTER, CECIL-Vivian Football 4; Band 3; Track 2; Choir. t Seniors CRAIG, JONNIE—Vivian Kane Book Club 1; GOC 2; Speech Club 1; 4-H; Art Club 4; Rebelettes 1; Choir; Science Club 1; Beauty 1; Intramurals. CRAIN, BOBBYE—Ida Rebelettes 2; Science Club 1; Library Club 2; Parliamentarian; 4-H Club 1; Southern Accent Staff: GSC 1,- Kane Book Club. CRYE, WAYNE-Vivian Choir; Art Club 2. CURRY, GERALDINE-Vivian Intramurals. DARNELL, TOMMY-Oil City Intramurals 4. DEFATTA, KAREN SUE-Belcher Intramurals 1; Devotion. DEMPSEY, JOHNNY-Vivian DICKY, LINDA—Oil City Choir; Intramurals; Comets. DOMINICK, JUDY-Mira Outstanding Freshman and Sophomore; Majorette 2; Band 4, Outstanding Band Member; Junior Class Reporter,- Senior Class Reporter; Intramurals 4; Pelican Girls' State Delegate; Rebel Staff 2; Quill Scroll; Homecoming Court 2; Beauty 3; National Honor Society; Girls' Sports Club 4; Secretary-Treasurer 1; FHA 2; Parish FHA Parlia- mentarian; Junior All-Stars Basketball, Captain; Senior All-Stars Basketball, Co-Captain; Most Val- uable Junior and Senior Guard Award; Comets 2; Southern Accent Staff; Junior Play. DOYLE, JOE—Mooringsport EDWARDS, LYNDA-Vivian Leadership Conference; Junior Play; National Honor Society; Student Council; Southern Accent 3, Editor; Pep Squad, Drummer; FTA 4; GSC 1; Library Club, Reporter, Treasurer, Secretary, Out- standing Librarian; Spanish Club 1; Latin Club, Reporter; FHA, Choir. ELDER, MARCY-Oil City Majorette 3; Featured Twirler; Band 4; Band Sweet- heart Attendant; Comets 2; All-Star Basketball 2; Intramurals 4; Calendar Girl 2; Beauty 1; First Vice President Student Council; FTA Historian; Speech Club Secretary 2; Reporter Science Club; Secretary Southern Accent; Junior Play; National Honor Society; Girls' State Alternate; GSC; Ameri- can Legion Oratory. ELKINS, JERRY-Vivian Band 4; Baseball 4; Rebel Choir; Rebel 7; Intra- murals; Outstanding Band Member; Band Officer; Key Club 1. ETHRIDGE, SARAH-Vivian Pep Squad 4; Rebel Stepper 3; Art 3; FTA; GSC; Southern Accent Staff 1; Intramurals. Seniors FESTAVAN, ROGER-Vivian Band 4; Student Council; Art Club, President; Speech Club; FTA; Intramurals; Science Club 1. FRENCH, JOHNNIE-Mira Art Club 2; Chorus. FRENCH, CHARLES—Ida FFA 4, Vice President; Basketball Manager 3; 4-H 3; Baseball 2. GHOLSON, LINDA JOYCE-Vivian Spanish Club, Secretary; Latin Club„ Program Chairman; Kane Book Club 2; Science Club 2; Southern Accent Staff 1; Spanish Club Play; GOC 1. GILDON, CHARLINE—Gilliam Art Club 2; Junior All-Stars; Reporter Spanish Club; Southern Accent; Comets; Intramurals. GILES, CECIL-Hosston Band 4; Football 4; Baseball 4. Seniors GREEN, EVELYN—Mooringsport HALE, EDITH-Vivian Girls' Sports Club; FHA Club; 4-H Club. HALE, JOHN RAY-Hosston Math Club; Football. HALE, LINDA-Rodessa FHA Historian. HALL, CLAUDETTE—Belcher Rebel Stepper 2, Rebel Choir; Girls' Sports Club; Speech Club; Art Club; GOC; 4-H Club. HALL, SHERRY-Vivian National Honor Society, Parliamentarian, Girls' Sports Club 3; Science Club, Parliamentarian; Sec- retary, Band 4, Majorette 2; Freshman Cheer- leader; Student Council; Freshman Class Reporter; Beauty 3; Homecoming Court 2; Intramurals. 38 GITHENS, JANET-Vivian Cheerleader 4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4; Spanish Club, President 2, Vice President Latin Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Junior Play; Beauty 3; Girls' Sport Club; Future Teachers; Girls' State Alternate; National Honor Society; Calendar Girl; Outstanding Freshman and Sophomore; DAR Award. GOLDEN, ROBERT-Vivian Outstanding Freshman; Student Council; Band 4; Rebel Choir, Reporter, All-State Chorus; Art Club; F.T.A.; Speech Club, Reporter, Vice President, President Junior Play; Intramurals; Southern Ac- cent Steff; Rebel Seven,- Key Club Follies,- Science Club; 4-H Club. GOODMAN, LARRY-Oil City Band 4, First Chair, Band Captain; Key Club, Treas- urer, Latin Club; Basketball. MEREDITH, GREGORY—Belcher • Band, All-State Orchestra,- Art Club; 4-H Club; Girls' Sports Club. Seniors HAMILTON, CHARLOTTE—Gilliam Band 4; Spanish Club; Girls' Sports Club; FHA; Calendar Girl. HANNER, MARY JO-Oil City Rebeletts 2, Rebel Stepper; Girls' Sports Club; Choir; Girls' Intramurals; Basketball. HARDING, PAMELLA ANN-Rodessa HANSON, BOBBIE—Vivian Choir 2; Science Club; Speech Club; Kane Book Club; Art Club; GOC; Spanish Club; Southern Ac- cent Staff; Intramurals. HARDY, MARILYN-Vivian Pep Squad 4; Rebel Stepper 3; Student Council; National Honor Society; Speech Club 2; Art Club 2; Future Teachers 2; Spanish Club 2, Reporter; Outstanding Junior; Southern Accent, Business Manager; Science Club. HARGETT, FAYE-Vivian Rebel Choir, Vice President; Library Club, Secre- tary; Spanish Club 2, Reporter; Future Teachers; Science Club. HARTLINE, DON-Vivian HARTLINE, MARGIE—Vivian Choir. HARTT, CHESTER-Vivian Band 4, Band Captain; Key Club 2; Latin Club; National Honor Society. HICKS, MARY HOLLAND-Trees City Choir; Intramurals. 39 HUGHES, MARY LOUISE-Vivian KETHLEY, BARBARA-Rodessa Library Club 4, Reporter, Secretary and Treas- urer, FHA Club; Spanish Club 3, Secretary and President, Girls' Sports Club, Secretary-Treasurer, President, Future Teachers; Student Council 2; Southern Accent Staff, Business Manager, Rebel Staff; Intramurais; Rebeletts 4, Vice President. LANG, PATSY-Jefferson Rebeletts; Speech Club 2; Art Club; Intramurais. LIVINGSTON, OLIVIA—Vivian Speech Club 3; Science Club; Latin Club, Reporter; Girls' Sports Club 3; Choir; Intramurais; Rebeletts 4; National Honor Society. LOWE, JANE—Ida FHA 2; Girls' Sports Club; Choir; Art Club; 4-H Club; Intramurais. McBRIDE, BARBARA-Rodessa Art Club 3; Girls' Sports Club; Pep Squad 2; Band; Future Teachers 2; Spanish Club; Art Club, Re- porter; Speech Club 2, Secretary; Intramurais; 4-H Club 2; Choir 3. 40 Seniors HOLLIMAN, E. Z.-Oil City Band 3. HOOTS, PAGE-Vivian FFA 3, Vice President, Intramurais. HUDSON, PAULA-Hosston Band 4; Freshman Cheerleader; Majorette; Feature Twirler 2; Freshman Class President; Outstanding Freshman and Sophomore; Girls' State; Key Club Sweetheart; Band Sweetheart; Future Teachers; Latin Club; Math Club; Spanish Club; Outstanding Band Member; Student Council; Beauty 4; Na- tional Honor Society. HUFFMAN, MARY—Ida National Honor Society; FHA, Historian, Library Club; Science Club, Reporter, Kane Book Club, Parliamentarian; Beauty; Spanish Club 2; Intra- murais; Southern Accent, Proofreader; Girls' Sports Club; Junior All-Stars. Seniors McCARTY, BILLY—Vivian Art Club 4; Science Club; Choir. McCATHRAN, DOYLE-Vivian Math Club; Baseball; Football 2; Track 2. McCORMICK, TERRELL-Vivian Southern Accent Staff, Sports Editor; Library Club; Science Club; Track. McCRARY, JERRY—Belcher Rebel Choir; All-State Chorus 2; Intramurals; FFA. McKNIGHT, I. W.-Oil City Band 3; Football 2; Track. MANNERS, BEVERLY-Hosston FHA Club 3, Parliamentarian; Girls' Sports Club; Rebel Staff; Intramurals; National Honor Society; Girls' State Alternate; Band 3; Quill Scroll. MARTIN, JEWEL—Ida 4-H Club 4; Art Club. MATHEWS, MICHAEL-Vivian Football 4; Track; Art Club; Choir 3. MATHEWS, PAT-Vivian Majorette, Band 4; Freshman Cheerleader; Out- standing Freshman and Sophomore; Class Officer 3; Latin Club; Future Teachers 3, Historian Girls' Sports Club 4; Comets 2; All-Stars 2; Intramurals; Southern Accent Staff; Calendar Girl. McCREERY, MARGARET SIBERT-Vivian Spanish Club; Speech Club; Southern Accent Staff; Kane Book Club; Choir; Intramurals. 41 Seniors MESHELL, THOMAS-Dixie Rebel Choir. METHVIN, LINDA—Mooringsport FHA 1; GSC 2; Intramurals; Chorus 2; Band 2. MILES, MARY-Vivian Choir 1; FHA. MITCHELL, FREDA-Vivian Beauty 1; National Honor Society. MOORE, VERNON-Vivian Basketball; Math Club; FTA Parliamentarian. MOSELEY, WAYNE-Vivian Band 4; Rebel Choir 1; All-State Chorus,- Key Club 1; Outstanding Freshman and Sophomore; Basket- ball 4; Rebel 7; Intramurals; Band Officer. MOSTYN, JOE-Vivian FFA 4; Art Club 1. NICHOLS, DAVID—Hosston Football 4; Key Club; Track 2,- Outstanding Sopho- more and Junior; 4-H 1; Rebel Staff; Junior Class Officer Pelican Boys' State; Quill Scroll; Student Council; Spanish Club 1. PARKER, GARY LEE—Oil City Art Club. PARKER, JULIA—Oil City PAYNE, DIXIE—Rodessa National Honor Society 2; Quill Scroll; Leader- ship Conference 1; Student Council; Pep Squad 3; Rebel Stepper 2, Rebel Staff 2, Editor 1, Library Club 3, Vice President; Outstanding Librarian 1; FTA 2; FHA 2; GSC 1; Intramurals; Choir. PINCKARD, RICHARD—Oil City Football 4; Track 4; Band 3; Choir 1, Vice President Junior Class Science Club; Pelican Boys' State; Outstanding Sophomore; Art Club. POSEY, JIMMY-Vivian Football 4; Track 3; Basketball Manager; Pelican Boys' State Alternate. PURVIS, GAY—Oil City Band 4, Majorette 2; Outstanding Sophomore; FFA Sweetheart; Vice President Sophomore and Senior Class; Intramurals 4; Homecoming Court, Beauty 3,- Speech Club, Vice President FHA Club 1; Girls' Sports Club 2; FTA 1; Junior All-Stars, Co-Captain, Senior All-Stars; Basketball Captain; Most Valuable Forward Junior and Senior Award; Comets 2, Captain; Band Sweetheart Alternate; JOnior Play; Freshman Cheerleader; Art Club 3, Vice President. Seniors RAMEY, JOANN-Vivian Band 4; Band Accompanist; Pelican Girls' State; National Honor Society 2; FTA Club 3, President 1, Science Club 2; Speech Club 2; Southern Ac- cent Staff; Student Council; Girls' Sports Club 2, Treasurer 1, Intramurals. RIORDAN, PAT-Vivian Basketball 4- Baseball 3, All-District; Math Club, President 1, Latin Club 2, President 1, Vice Presi- dent 1, Secretary 1; Key Club 3, Board of Advisors 2, National Honor Society 2; Outstanding Sopho- more and Junior; Pelican Boys' State. ROBERTS, BARBARA-Hosston Rebelettes 2; Choir 2; Speech Club 1; Science Club 2; 4-H Club 2; Girls' Sports Club 1; FHA. ROBERTS, SHIRLEY-Oil City Pep Squad 4; Alternate Rebel Stepper 1, Rebel Stepper 1; Spanish 1; FHA 2; Choir; Kane Book Club; Girls' Sports Club. SARTOR, LEAH—Ida 2-H Club; Science Club 2, Parliamentarian, Speech Club Treasurer, Kane Book Club 3; Art Club Par- liamentarian; Band 3, Band Officer; Junior Play; Beauty 1; Rebel Choir, Secretary, Southern Accent; FTA; GSA; Intramurals 4; Devotional. SASSER, HOWARD-Vivian Football 3; Baseball 3; Math Club; Alternate Boys' State. SHELTON, JAY-Vivian F.F.A. Club 3, Vice President, 4-H Club 2. Seniors SCOTT, JANNIE—Vivian Art Club, Vice President; Southern Accent Feature Editor; Math Club, Vice President; Girls' Sports Club, National Honor Society, Reporter, Kane Book Club, Reporter; Intramurals, Library Club. SEARCY, ALAN—Mooringsport Basketball 4, Track 2, Key Club Parliamentarian, Student Council, National Honor Society, Pres- ident, Boys' State, Latin Club, Math Club, Band 4, Band Captain, First Chair, Rebel Staff, Quill and Scroll, All State Orchestra, Rebel Seven. SENTELL, Billy—Dixie 4-H Club, F.F.A. Club, Track. SEXTON, SUZANNE-Rodessa Library Club 4, Vice President, President 2 years; Girls' Sports Club 2, Future Teachers, F.H.A. Club, Treasurer, Vice President, Art Club, Outstand- ing Librarian 3, Student Council, Southern Accent, Associate Editor; Girls' State, Leadership Confer- ence, Intramurals, Rebelettes 4, Secretary, Parish F.H.A. Historian and Queen, Outstanding Junior, National Honor Society. SHEPPARD, GERALDINE-Oil City SIMPSON, SHIRLEY-Hosston Rebelettes 4, Drummer 2, G.O.P. Treasurer, F.H.A. Club 4, Spanish Club, Library Club, Outstanding Junior, Choir. SISCO, JOHN-Vivian SLAY, HOMER-Vivian Band 3, Officer; Rebel Seven, Track. Not shown: Jimmy Sheek Seniors SMITH, ANN-Vivian Spanish Club, Treasurer, Kane Book Club; Girls' Sports Club; Kane Book Club; Southern' Accent, Secretary; Intramurals; Library Club. SMITH, LINDA-Hosston 4-H Club; HA Club; Intramurals. SMITH, PAT-Rodessa Rebelettes 4, President, Rebel Stepper 2; FHA 4, President, Parliamentarian, Song Leader; Art Club 2; National Honor Society, Secretary; Future Teach- ers Club; Junior Play Cast; Southern Accent Staff, Business Manager; Student Council 2; Leadership Conference; Intramurals; Girls' Sports Club 2. STEWART, J. L.-Vivian Baseball; Rebel Choir SULLIVAN, SHERRY-Vivian Art Club; Choir; Intramurals. TACKETT, RONALD-Vivian Band 4, Rebel Seven, All-State Band; Art Club. TAYLOR, JANIS-Hosston Rebel Choir; FHA; Girls' Sports Club. TERRY, KENNETH-Vivian Track. TERRY, WILLIAM—Vivian Football 4, All-State Honorable Mention, All-Dis- trict First Team; FFA. THACKER, LOUIS—Oil City Class Officer 2; 4-H 4, President 4; Football 4; Track 4; Outstanding Freshman; Band; Student Council 4, Officer, FFA 3, Reporter, President 2, Key Club 2. 45 Seniors TIDWELL, KENNY-Vivian Football 4; Track 4; Basketball 2; Key Club, Sec- retary; National Honor Society,- Junior Class Presi- dent and Senior; Latin Club; Math Club; Student Council; Boys' State; Sophomore Class President; First Team All-District Football; Outstanding Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior Second Team All-State. TREADWAY, ALLEN—Zylks Spanish Club; Choir; FFA. TYSON, DONNIE Intramurals; Art Club. WATERS, DANA—Ida Science Club 2; GSC,- Intramurals; Kane Book Club, Parliamentarian, Secretary; Band 4; National Honor Society; 4-H 3. WARD, JEANIE—Vivian Rebelettes 2; GSC 1; FTA 3; Kane Book Club 1; Choir 3; Southern Accent Staff. WATTS, BARBARA—Rodessa Pep Squad 2; Alternate Rebel Stepper; Calendar Girl; Girls' Sports Club; Art Club,- FHA; Spanish Club; Future Teachers 2; Choir, Southern Accent Staff. WEAVER, B. H.—Oil City Football 4; 4-H 1; Outstanding Freshman and Sophomore; Band 3; Key Club 1. WHATLEY, DIANNE-Vivian Band 2; GSC; Science Club; Speech Club; Spanish Club 1; Choir; Intramurals; 4-H Club. WYNN, EILEEN—Hosston 4-H 3; FHA 3,- Band 2; Spanish Club 1; Science Club 1. WILLIS, ALEX-Vivian Football 2; Baseball 2; Track Manager 1; Student Council 1; 4-H Vice President 3; Speech Club, Parliamentarian 1; Band 4, Art Club 1; Captain Intramurals; All-State Orchestra, Band Officer; FFA. Seniors WILLIAMS, PATSY-Trees City Speech Club; Library Club 2, Officer, Intramurals. WILLIAMS, JULIUS—Hosston FFA; Intramurals. WHATLEY, RAYMOND Outstanding Seniors JANET GITHENS BILL BAGWELL LINDA ANTONY HOWARD SASSER PAULA HUDSON KENNY TIDWELL DALE CHILES LARRY GOODMAN SUZANNE SEXTON PAT RIORDAN RONALD TACKETT GAY PURVIS 49 Junior Class Officers and Sponsors Mr. Joe Hendrickson Miss Martha Mason Mrs. Louvesta Melder Mr. Don Thornton 49 L. to R.: President, Tommy Robertson; Vice President, Al Bateman; Secretary, Norma Carol Festervand; Treasurer, Beth AAeares; Reporter, Linda Byerly; and Parliamentarian, Linda Hollifield SPONSORS Mr. Bill Atkins Mrs. Imogene Brabham Mrs. Amy Gleason Mrs. Mary Lane Gray Juniors Adock, Nina—Vivian Adams, Jerry—Ida Alexander, Pauline—Vivian Armstrong, Berney—Ida Banks, Mary-Oil City Barns, Audress—Rodessa Bateman, Al—Oil City Belcher, Jesse—Rodessa Benson, Kennety—Mooringsport Boyd, William—Vivian Branton, Mary Ann—Tree City Bridges, David—Oil City Brinson, Ann—Vivian Bristow, Burl—Vivian Bristow, Pearl—Vivian Broussard, Margaret—Mooringsport Bryant, Doris—Vivian Byerley, Linda—Vivian Carlisle, Charlotte—Dixie Carlisle, Gary—Belcher Carter, Morris—Vivian Clifton, Earl—Rodessa Cook, Bill—Vivian Corn, Jimmy—Hosston Crain, Sue—Mooringsport Dennig, Nancy—Vivian Dennis, Dorothy—Rodessa Densmore, Jerry—Oil City Denton, Jo Lynn—Vivian Dodd, Jean—Vivian Juniors Dougan, Joe—Rodessa Dryden, Larry—Vivian Elder, Pat—Oil City Ethridge, Sally—Belchei Farless, Jane—Vivian Festervan, Norma— Vivian Fitts, Alfred— Rodessa Flores, Sunny— Rodessa Flowers, Nancy— Vivian Gaddy, Sylvia— Vivian Goodson, Mary— Vivian Grogan, Kate— Vivian Guess, Donald— Mooringsport Halford, Joe— Vivian Hamiter, James— Oil City Harrington, Judy— Vivian Hartline, Rondy— Vivian Hartsell, Frances—Vivian Hartzo, Darrell—Trees Harwell, Joe—Vivian Hines, Janet—Oil City Holcomb, Charlotte—Gilliam Holifield, Linda—Vivian Holaday, Miles—Belcher Hoss, Mary—Rodessa Howard, Jimmy—Vivian Idom, Linda—Vivian Johnson, Russell— Rodessa Kavanaugh, Robin— Gilliam Kendrick, Jeanne— Oil City Kennedy, James— Shreveport Kennedy, William— Vivian King, Brenda— Oil City IK Juniors Langston, Doug—Hosston Lawrence, Janice—Vivian Lear, Sharon—Rodessa Lowe, Janis—Rodessa Luccous, Patricia—Vivian McCathran, Linda—Vivian McCrary, Charlotte—Belcher McDade, Mickey—Belcher McDonald, Gail—Vivian McDowell, Glenda—Vivian McKinley, Deane—Belcher McKinney, Tommy—Dixie McMahon, Arthur—Vivian Martin, Ann—Rodessa Martin, Neda—Ida Mayville, Ellen—Mooringsport Mears, Beth—Gilliam Miles, Josephine—Vivian Monk, Shirley—Oil City Morris, Elizabeth—Mira Norman, Elaine—Vivian Nottingham, Pat—Tree City Oxford, David—Vivian Parker, Joy—Rodessa Parker, Mike—Vivian Parker, Pat— Vivian Patterson, Dahlia— Gilliam Penniger, Jack— Vivian Poindexter, Charles— Oil City Putman, Edna— Rodessa Pearson, Bill Hosston Juniors Puttman, Jackie—Rodessa Robertson, Tommy—Dixie Samec, Phyllis—Belcher Sessum, Bobby—Hosston Sheek, Tommy—Oil City Simmons, Linda—Ida Smith, Elwin—Vivian Smith, Martin—Ida Smith, Nancy Carol—Ida Smith, Nancy E.—Vivian Spikes, Judy—Vivian Stahl, Judy—Vivian Stephens, Jack—Belcher Sweet, Sadie—Oil City Talley, Glen—Belcher Terry, Reed—Belcher Terry, Ruth Ann—Ida Teutsch, John—Oil City Thomas, Carl—Ida Thompson, Rose—Vivian Thompson, Carolyn—Vivian Wagner, David—Vivian Ware, Bobby—Mooringsport Westmoreland, Victor—Oil City Whatley, Gwen—Oil City Williams, Don—Vivian Williams, Doyle—Vivian Williams, Meg—Vivian Wisdom, Jimmy—Vivian ‘I Outstanding Juniors GAIL CHELETTE JOHN TEUTSCH PEARL BRISTOW TOMMY ROBERTSON BETH MEARS ROSE THOMPSON MILES HOLADAY TOMMY McKINNEY 54 Annual Spring Awards Day Program The dignitaries awaiting the opening of the program Mayor C. M. Terry presenting the American Legion Award to Marion Powell and Charlotte Holt. Band members receive recognition for outstanding performance Manager Kenny Smith stands by as Coach Rogers recognizes the work of some of the track team More members of the Class 1-A District Champion track team Basketball players line up for the'receipt of jackets from Coach Wiggins Sophomore Class Officers and Sponsors President, Kenny Matthews; Vice President, Kathy Anthony; Secretary, Sandra Broome; Treasurer, Shirley Campbell; Reporter, Carolyn Moore; Parliamentarian, Dickey Alexander. SPONSORS Mrs. Hazel Barron Miss Marianna Brasellton Mrs. Nellie Corkern Mr. Robert Ferrington Mr. Harry Hines Miss Myra Kimmons 56 Sophomore Alexander, Dicky—Hosston Allen, Kent—Vivian Allen, Mickey—Mooringsport Anthony, Kathy—Mira Arnold, Ronnie—Mooringsport Bailey, Bill Baily, Flora—Vivian Bain, Sally—Ida Barlow, Donald—Vivian Barr, Linda—Vivian Bauer, William—Vivian Bell, Andrew—Belcher Bellett, Regina—Vivian Bethany, Glen—Vivian Black, Carol—Vivian Brooks, Carolyn—Vivian Broome, Sandra—Vivian Brown, Butch—Gilliam Bryan, Steve—Vivian Burks, Lucille—Vivian Burns, Rebecca—Oil City Burns, Bob—Vivian Butler, Robert—Oil City Cagle, Rosie—Oil City Campbell, Shirley—Rodessa Carrington, Mike—Belcher Cline, Robert—Mooringsport Cook, Roger—Oil City Covey, Vivian—Rodessa Cox, Mike—Vivian Darden, Cleve—Oil City Darden, Delight—Oil City Davis, Carol—Trees Davis, Raymond—Vivian De Fatta, Joyce—Belcher Dempsey, Gus—Vivian Denson, Bill—Vivian Denton, Bobby—Vivian Divine, Carolyn—Oil City Dyer, Glenda—Vivian Elmore, Carrie—Oil City Endsley, Wayne—Rodessa 57 f'1r' Sophomores Fields, Edward Floyd, A. D.—Vivian Foshee, Carolyn—Rodessa Fowler, Betty—Oil City Fulgrum, Doyle—Oil City Fuller, Johnnie—Hosston Gallman, Judy—Vivian Gary, Mary Lee—Vivian Gasbard, Ray—Rodessa Gerald, Linda—Rodessa Gholson, Bobby—Vivian Gildon, Joe—Gilliam Giles, Wallace—Hosston Gillespie, Earline—Vivian Graves, Pat—Vivian Grimsley, Robert—Rodessa Grumble, Pat—Moorincjsport Guin, Barbara—Mooringsport Hale, Eleanor—Hosston Hale, Lou Ann—Vivian Halford, Fern—Vivian Harkness, Jeanette—Belcher Johnnie, Harrel—Vivian Hartzo, Ambertine—Vivian Herd, John—Vivian Hemperly, Mona Rose—Gilliam Herring, Rufus—Hosston Hobbs, Charles—Vivian Hobbs, Sally—Vivian Holt, Johnny—Vivian Holt, Richard—Vivian Howell, Lewis—Vivian Hughes, Jean—Oil City Hughey, A. B.—Vivian Humphrey, Peggy—Rodessa Jones, Julia—Vivian Jones, Robert—Vivian Keener, Lou Ann—Rodessa Kendrick, Donnie—Vivian Lanier, Betty Carol—Vivian Sophomore Lewis, Rosie—Vivian Lovette, Jimmy—Rodessa McCalman, Frankie—Oil City McCann, Linda—Oil City McCathran, Sandra—Vivian McCreery, Glenda—Vivian McDow, James—Vivian McKelvy, Brenda—Rodessa McKenzie, Coe—Oil City McLaughlin, Rebecca—Oil City McNamera, Thomas—Mooringsport Manners, Donald—Ida Marlar, Charles—Gilliam Martin, Dickie—Oil City Mathewes, Jerry—Vivian Mathews, Kenny—Vivian Mathews, Richard—Oil City Meshell, Ruby—Belcher Middleton, Brenda—Oil City Mixon, Melvin—Rodessa Moore, Carolyn—Mooringsport Moore, John—Rodessa Moore, Judy—Mooringsport Moore, Tom—Vivian Mostyn, Patsy—Vivian t Neal, Robert—Vivian Newman, Jerry—Vivian Norsworthy, Jackie—Rodessa Owens, Philip—Oil City Oxford, Ruth—Vivian Parrott, Barbara—Vivian Peak, Darlene—Vivian Pearson, Judy—Oil City Peden, Sue—Rodessa Peden, Oliver—Mooringsport Peninger, Betty—Vivian Perdue, Jesse—Gilliam Perdue, Judy—Ida Poston, James—Vivian Poston, Nina—Vivian 59 Sophomore Powell, Doyle—Vivian Presnell, Sam—Vivian Price, Jean—Oil City Putman, Wayne—Rodessa Randall, Dorothy—Mooringsport Rice, Eddie—Vivian Richardson, Judy—Vivian Riley, Shirley—Rodessa Sears, Nancy—Hosston Sessum, Joyce—Hosston Shafer, Rusty—Oil City Shelton, Gary—Vivian Simpson, Linda—Hosston Smith, Bobby—Hosston Smith, Dorothy—Vivian Smith, Bill—Vivian Smith, Harriet—Rodessa Smith, Janet—Hosston Sprayberry, Bobby—Rodessa Stahl, James—Belcher Stanberry, Dana—Vivian Stanley, Charlotte—Vivian Stanley, John—Mooringsport Stevens, Barbara—Vivian Stevens, Betty—Vivian Teague, Steve—Vivian Templeton, Earl—Vivian Thomas, Harry—Vivian Thompson, Agnes—Vivian Tinsely, Linda—Vivian Trotter, John—Vivian Warner, Darlene—Oil City Watkins, Hank—Vivian Watson, Robert—Hosston Welch, Pat—Vivian Westmoreland, Inae—Oil City Westbrook, Ronnie—Vivian Whatley, Judy—Vivian Whatley, Linda—Hosston Whatley, Sharon—Oil City Sophomore Whitman, Robert—Vivian Wilder, Lagron—Vivian Wilkinson, Charles—Gilliam Williams, Dorothy—Vivian Williams, Weldon—Mooringsport Williams, Jodie—Trees City Williams, Tommy—Vivian Worley, Diane Yarbrough, Andy—Belcher NOT SHOWN- Adcock, Gayle—Mira Bailey, Bill—Dixie Brown, Dabed—Vivian Doyle, Mike—Mooringsport Endsley, Wayne—Rodessa Hawkins, Ben—Belcher Herring, John—Hosston Kendrick, Ronald Lawason, Herbert—Oil City Mostyn, Patsy—Vivian Shelton, Glen—Hosston Spurlin, Janice—Vivian Taylor, Patricia—Oil City Worley, Diane—Belcher 61 Outstanding Sophomores TOMMY WILLIAMS KATHY ANTONY RONNIE ARNOLD JUDY RICHERSON 62 WILLIAM BAUER CAROLYN MOORE EARLINE GILLESPIE KENNY MATHEWS Freshman Class Officers and Sponsors President, Don Yancy; Vice President, Gail Searcy; Secretary, Harry Stanley; Treasurer, Sterlene Graves; Reporter, Marilyn Butler; Parliamentarian, Barbara Sumners. SPONSORS Mr. Tolly Burns Mr. Owen LeBleu Mrs. Corinne McKenzie Miss Elisa Reid 63 Freshmen Addie, Joyce—Ida Addie, Linda—Ada Allen, Larry—Mooringsport Allison, Sharon—Ida Barlow, Donna—Hosston Barlow, Sandra—Oil City Barnett, (George—Oil City Barron, George—Vivian Barton, Shirley—Hosston Batts, Bartley—Oil City Batts, Larry—Oil City Batts, Sue—Oil City Bell, Lorraine—Mooringsport Bell, Felicia—Mooringsport Bickham, Judy—Vivian Blane, Jerry—Mooringsport Booker, Barbara—Vivian Boyter, Billy—Oil City Boyter, Bill—Vivian Bridges, Alfred—Oil City Briggs, Susan—Belcher Brown, Holly—Gilliam Brown, Janice—Ida Burns, Kay—Vivian Butler, Marilyn—Oil City Camp, Linda—Hosston Carlisle, Jeannie—Belcher Carter, Jimmy—Mooringsport Carter, Jim—Ida Cash, Pat—Rodessa Chiles, Joe—Vivian Chism, James—Oil City Chism, Shirley—Oil City Clements, Ann—Rodessa Cline, Tonda—Mooringsport Collier, Brenda—Vivian Conly, Bill—Rodessa Covey, Delight—Rodessa Covey, Thurman—Rodessa Covington, Rodney—Vivian Crabb, Robert—Oil City Curry, Emma—Vivian Curry, Carolyn—Vivian Davis, Brenda—Rodessa Day, Carolyn—Vivian Deaton, Donald—Oil City Denrison, Linda—Vivian Dodd, Gayle—Vivian Dodson, Jimmy—Dixie Dominick, Jack—Mira Doyle, Sharon—Oil City Dryden, Darrell—Vivian Dryden, Lois—Vivian Dupree, Donald—Oil City 64 Freshmen Dupree, Gwen—Ida Fant, Brenda—Rodessa Farmer, Jerry—Ida Farmer, Sharon—Vivian Fed, Larry—Oil City Ferguson, Glenda—Vivian Festervan, Ronnie—Vivian Festervand, Charles—Vivian Fields, L. T.—Shreveport Fitts, Darrell—Rodessa Flarity, Brenda—Rodessa Flenniken, Patsy—Belcher Floyd, Judy—Vivian Floyd, Robert—Vivian Garrett, Diane—Vivian Gholson, Charles—Vivian Gholson, Jimmy—Vivian Gildon, Louise—Gilliam Teddy—Oil City Sterlene—Ida Raymond—Mooringsport Fred—Dixie Lois—Oil City Groft, Sandra—Vivian Gumble, Linda—Mooringsport Hanner, Eric—Oil City Hanson, Freddy—Oil City Harding, J. W.—Vivian Hardy, Carolyn—Vivian Harkness, B. C. —Vivian Harrell, Ward—Vivian Harrington, Donna—Vivian Harris, Novelyn—Rodessa Hartsell, Mike—Rodessa Harville, Tommy—Rodessa Hawks, Jackie—Oil City Head, G. W.—Mooringsport Head, Henry—Oil City Henderson, Thelma—Vivian Hernandez, Ronnie—Mooringsport Herring, Margaret—Hosston Herring, Mary—Hosston Hines, Jimmy—Belcher Hines, Robert—Rodessa Hines, Velma—Rodessa Holland, Jeanne—Mooringsport Holland, Roy—Trees Holliman, Thomas—Oil City Holt, Bobby—Vivian Hoots, Christy—Vivian Huffman, Martha—Ida Hughey, Lonnie—Vivian lies, Charoltte—Oil City Jennings, Sue 65 Little, Beverly—AAooringspc Lolley, Woodrow—Vivian Loyd, Gary—Hosston McCathran, Ronny—Mooringspt McCrary, David—Vivian McDowell, Judy—Vivian McGee, Earl—Vivian McGee, Gerald—Vivian McGuire, Jimmy—Vivian McKinney, David—Hosston McKinney, Raymond—Hosston McNamara, Billy—Oil City Freshmen Jobe, John—Oil City Johnson, James—Mooringsport Johnson, Major—Ida Keener, Brenda—Rodessa Keener, David—Rodessa Keener, Wayne—Vivian Kendall, Phillip—Vivian Kennedy, Danny—Mooringsport King, Vickie—Oil City Kirkland, Jimmy—Vivian Lang, Rose-Trees Langston, Ronnie—Hosston Latham, Gary—Oil City Law, Kathryn—Rodessa Lear, Melvin—Rodessa Lee, Carolyn—Gilliam Lee, Howard—Oil City Lee, Tommy—Oil City McWilliams, Billy—Vivian Martin, Gerald—Oil City Maxwell, Pat—Vivian Medlin, Rita—Oil City Miles, Betty—Vivian Monk, Lola—Oil City Montgomery, Rita—Vivian Moore, Murray—Vivian Morris, Carol—Oil City Morris, Martha—Trees Nance, Julia—Dixie Norris, Byran—Mooringsport Odom, Mavis—McLeod, Tex. Pardue, Tim—Vivian Parker, Edward—Oil City Parker, John—Rodessa Parker, Wanda—Mooringsport Pate, Micheal—Trees Penninger, Clarence—Vivian Pittenger, Gary—Vivian Pittman, Glenda—Oil City Player, Letrice—Oil City Poindexter, James—Oil City Ponder, Jor—Vivian 66 Freshmen Poston, Tim—Vivian Procella, Pete—Dixie Reece, Bobby—Gilliam Reed, Martha—Vivian Roberts, James—Hosston Roberts, Vernon—Oil City Robertson, Phil—Dixie Rodgers, Margaret—Mooringsport Rohrbaugh, David—Mooringsport Rougeau Edweda—Oil City Rutledge, Linda—Vivian Ryan, Mike—Mooringsport Samec, Pauline—Belcher Sartor, Bobby—Vivian Saulsbury, Ann—Oil City Searcy, Gail—Mooringsport Sessum, Judy—Hosston Shelton, Travis—Vivian • Shepherd, Billy—Mooringsport Simms, Ann—Gilliam Sloan, Martha—Oil City Smith, Bohnie—Rodessa Smith, Gerald—Rodessa Smith, Leslie—Oil City Smith, Linda—Oil City Smith, Mike—Vivian Smith Milton—Vivian Smith, Bobby—Hosston Spain, Donald—Vivian Spain,. Ronald—Vivian Speer, Jenny—Vivian Sprayberry, Juanita—Rodessa Springer, William—Vivian Spurlin, Donald—Vivian Stancil, Gloria—Belcher Stanfield, Billy—Oil City Stanfield, Danny—Vivian Stanley, Harry—Vivian Stephenson, Johnny—Vivian Stinson, Mary—Gilliam Strayn, Darlene—Mooringsport Sumner, Barbara—Ida Taylor, Gary—Oil City Teer, Linda—Dixie Terry, Jim—Vivian Terry, L. D.—Vivian Terry, Roberta—Vivian Thomas, Donald—Ida Thompson, Glenda—Vivian Thompson, Elaine—Vivian Thompson, Mary—Vivian Tidwell, Lydia—Vivian Tinsley, John—Vivian Tolbert, Sharon—Oil City 67 Freshmen Upchurch, Johnnie—Oil City Van Hoose, Gordon—Belcher Vick, Douglas—Vivian Vick, Linda—Vivian Waites, Barry—Vivian Wall, Julius—Mira Ward, Don—Gilliam Weaver, Carolyn—Oil City Wendell, Shirley—Vivian Westbrook, Marcia—Ida Whatley, Yvonne—Oil City White, Clarice—Oil City Whitfield, Dennis—Oil City Williams, Karen—Vivian Williams, James—Vivian Willoughby, Naubert—Rodessa Wilson, Cecelia—Vivian Womack, David—Vivian NOT SHOWN- Croswell, Sonny Dupree, Donald Morris, Dale Rogers, Larry Sherry, John Tarver, Dewey 68 Outstanding Freshmen JENNIE SPEER MIKE RYAN FRANK WYNN GAIL SEARCY FAYE YOUNG LYDIA TIDWELL MIKE SMITH PHIL ROBERTSON 69 Snapshots The Rebels are led onto the field by the cheerleaders and flanked A thirsty group at halftime!!! by the Rebelettes at Homecoming R. Pinckard, J. Dominick, J. Burton, G. Purvis and D. McCathran display the beautiful school trophies Gilbert Searcy drives the Freshman Homecoming attendants, Gail Searcy and Faye Young, during Homecoming. Oh, my! how we did work on that Sophomore Xmas dance!! 70 Beauties and Calendar Girls are caught unaware at the Beauty Pageant Features Beauties JUDY DOMINICK Other Beauties JANET GITHENS LEAH SARTOR MARY HUFFMAN GAY PURVIS 77 DORTHY SMITH Calendar Girls MARILYN BUTLER January GAIL SEARCY February PAT MATHEWS March DIXIE NELL PAYNE April Calendar Girls WANDA PARKER June SHARON WHATLEY August CAROLYN LEE July Calendar Girls Pelican Chapter Daughters of American Revolution Good Citizen Pilgrimage Representative JANET GITHENS The Frances Rebecca Harrison Chapter, the local organization, sponsored the selection of the N.C.H.S. representative. Selection of the school's representative is limited to senior scholars and qual- ifications are based: Dependability, which includes truthfulness, loyalty, and punctuality. Service, cooperation, courtesy and consideration of others. Leadership, personality, self control, ability to assume responsibility. Patriotism, unselfish interest in family, school, community and nation. 82 Leadership Conference LYNDA EDWARDS Journalism DIXIE PAYNE Journalism SUZANNE SEXTON Library PAT SMITH Recreation Left to right: Suzanne Sexton, Pat Smith, Lynda Edwards, and Dixie Payne. Leadership conference is O.K. Balanced with study and work and play . . . So goes the song sung by the delegates to Leadership Conference which is sponsored by Louisiana State University and held on the campus. This conference instructs students, representing schools from all over the state, in fields of Speech, Journalism, Recreation and Library. Pelican Girls' State ««.«� j ■ ■■■ ■ «« § i II� ii � J , i in.iii«r � « !� n-|l'UiU� ’T' ' • Jr. ;1 t 1 v.i: mi'h The objective of Girls' State is to educate our youth in the du- ties, privileges, rights and re- sponsibilities of American citi- zenship. It is wholly a plan for training in practical mechanics of government. Qualifications for selection to this summer meeting includes Leadership, Character, Courage, Honesty, Scholarship and Coop- erativeness. REPRESENTATIVES Left to right: Mary Lee Baron, JoAnn Ramey, Paula Hudson, Linda Anthony, Judy Dominck, and Suzanna Sexton. One of the highest honors to be bestowed on a Junior student is to be selected to represent his school at Pelican State, an honor sought by every Junior Rebel. ALTERNATES Left to right: Beverly Manners, Marcy Elder, and Janet Cithens. Pelican Boys’ State The boys are selected on the basis of: Leadership Character Cooperativeness Scholarship REPRESENTATIVES Left to right: Kenny Tidwell, Richard Pinkard, David Nichols, Ronny Brown, Alan Searcy, James Burton, and Pat Riordan. The entire program is non-partisan; problems are considered without reference to any existing political party, and the meetings are free from propaganda. The boys performed the same duties as real officeholders in the everyday world. ALTERNATES Left to right: Louis Thacker, Howard Sasser, Jimmy Posie, and Chester Hartt. Devotional FIRST ROW, I. to r.: Mary Thompson, Darlene Strayn, Mary Hughes, Pearl Bristow, Dale Chiles. SECOND ROW: Linda Idom, Danna Stanberry, Ambertine Hartzo, Gerald McGee, Billy McNamara, Mrs. Corkern, Mary Lee Barron, Betty Penninger, Sally Hobbs, Kathernine Stahl, Joyce Sessum, Jeanette Harkness. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Barron, Linda Byerley. FIFTH ROW: Karen DeFatta, Patricia Welch, Ann Smith, Jannie Scott, Shirley Simpson, Janet Smith. SIXTH ROW: Darlene Peak Sandra McCathran, Pat Graves, Joyce DeFatta, Gloria Stancil, Nancy Sears. Sponsor Mrs. Hazel Barron AIMS Encourage Christian living for the youth Promote fellowship Promote friendship V Improvement of one's personality To be better prepared for life. Sponsor Mrs. Nellie Corkern Dale Chiles, Joyce DeFatta, Ann Smith, Darlene Strayn, Mary Lee Barron, Judy Spikes, Paula Hudson, Shirley Simpson, Janie Scott. 86 FIRST ROW: Ann Smith, Joyce DeFatta, Judy Stahl, Paula Hudson, Mary Lee Barron, Darlene Strayn, Dale Chiles, Pat Graves, Karen DeFatta, Sally Hobbs, Gerald McGee, Janie Scott, Shirley Simpson. Mrs. Norvie Burr discusses some important Senior Business with Terrell McCormick and Kathleen Burton. Service Organizations 87 Student Council LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Allison, Ronnie Brown, Marcy Elder, Linda Anthony, Janet Githens, Louis Thacker, Nina Kay Adcock, Deane McKinley, Mrs. Burr, Kenny Tidwell, Paula Hudson, Jean Courtney, Suzanne Sexton, Dale Chiles, Barbara Kethley, Dixie Payne, Pat Smith, Alex Willis, Kenny Matthews, David Nichols, Robert Golden, Tommy Robertson, Robin Kavanaugh, Pat Riordan, Marv Lee Barron, Allen Searcy, Sherry Hall, Roger Restervan, and Don Yancy. The Student Council is composed of executive officers elected by the whole school, class and club presidents, and representatives from other organizations. Honorary members are Opportunity Period chairmen. The Student Council strives to promote better school spirit, improve conduct and dress, and prepare students for leadership roles in school and out. J Sponsor 88 Mrs. Norvie Burr Mr. James Allison Student Council OFFICERS Left to right: Mr. Allison, Pres.-Ronnie Brown, 1st V. Pres.-Marcy Elder, 2nd V. Pres.-Linda Anthony, Secretary-Janet Githens, Treasurer- Louis Thacker, Reporter—Nina Kay Adcock, and Assembly manager—Deane McKinley. The Student Council, outstanding service organization at North Caddo, this was elected at the state convention in Morgan City to be vice-president of the Louisiana Association of Student Councils. Delegates to Student Council Convention—Left to right: Janet Githens, Linda Anthony, Marcy Elder, Ronnie Brown, and Mr. Allison. CLASS PRESIDENTS Left to right: Kenny Tidwell—senior; Tommy Robert- son-junior; Kenny Matthews—sophomore; and Don Yancy—freshman. 89 Rebel Staff Nancy Dennig Feature Editor Buddy Guess Sales Manager Barbara Kethley Secretary Dixie Payne Editor Mickey McDade Sports Editor Mary Boney Sales Manager Martin Smith Secretary Judy Dominick Co-Editor Alan Searcy Business Manager James Burton Advertising Manager Al Bateman Secretary David Nichols Business Manager Burl Bristow Advertising Manager Beverly Manners Secretary Searching for facts, getting pictures, making copy sheets and many other jobs all went into the makings of the 1961 Rebel. Often a piece of copy was written and rewritten, and layouts were done again and again. Our desire is that in the future as The Rebel brings back happenings of this year, you may recall the pleasant memories which you have shared here at NCHS. Rebel Staff EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGERS L. to r.; Mickey flAcDade,- Judy Dominick; Dixie Payne; Nancy Den- L. to r.; Alan Searcy; David Nichols, nig. The sound of happy voices, the spirit of good sports, the molding of ideals and aspirations—all blend into our high school experiences. With sincere hopes of bringing a worthy souvenir of these significant days at NCH to its many loyal students, the Rebel Staff has devoted many hours of work. We feel that your satisfaction with this volume is our compensation and with this thought the Staff presents The 1961 Rebel. ADVERTISING AND SALES MANAGERS SECRETARIES L. to r.: James Burton; Burl Bristow; Mary Boney; Buddy Guess. L. to r.: Al Bateman; Barbarah Kethley; Beverly Manners; Martin Smith. 91 ACCENT Volume VI North Caddo High School, Vivian, Louisiana, September, 1960 Number 1 RONNY BROWN JANET GITHENS Key Club President Head Cheerleader Sclenec Club President SUZANNE SEXTON PAT SMITH Library Club President Pep S«uad President 01 XIE PAYNE Rebel Editor ROBIN KAVANAUGH MARY LEE BARRON Drum Major Choir President MEXICO Colorful adventure is the only way to describe an exciting trip to Old Mexico. As soon as I. Meg Williams, stepped across the border I felt as if I were in another world—and I was! The fantastic number and brightness of the neon lights gave Juarez a carnival atmosphere. Small stands selling trinkets and other odds and ends gave a fin- ishing touch to this effect. As Mexico is a musical country it was not surprising to hear an orchestra or juke-box playing in every shop I entered. The shop owner’s slogan was “come and see my junk”. It was most interesting to list- en and watch the Mexican people talk. They used everything from waving arms to stomping feet to try to get me to come into their shops, and look around. Yes, a visit to Old Mexico is a very exciting and intriguing ex- perience. New Teachers . . . WHO’S WHO AT The students and faculty would | like to extend a welcome to the i seven new teachers that have I joined our group for 1960 - 61. Miss Marianna Braselton, a res- ident of Oil City, is our new biology teacher. A former grad- uate of North Caddo Miss Brasel- ton attended L.S.U. and received her B.S. degree in June. She is beginning her first year of teach- ing here at N.C.H. Miss Elissa Reid, a graduate of Northwestern State College, is our new mathematics teacher. A resident of Natchitoches, Miss Reid says that our school has been more than friendly since she arrived. Another figure not quite so new to us is Mrs. W. Gordon Smith, a girls’ P.E. teacher. Last year Mrs. Smith, a resident of Vivian, did substitute work, but we now have her as a regular teacher. Coming to us from Louisiana NORTH CADDO Heading the list of Who’s Who at North Caddo is Ronny Brown from Oil City. Ronny is president of the Key Club and presi- dent of the Student Council. This summer Ronny went to Student Council workshop at Lafayette, Louisiana. He was also a delegate to Boy’s State and is a member of the National Honor Society. Ronny came to North Caddo his sophomore year, but as you can see. Ronny didn’t need his freshman year to help him become one of the best-liked Rebs at NC. Janet Githens of Vivian is a sure cinch for a top berth in an Officer’s Club if one is ever established at North Caddo. Janet has been president and vice-presi- dent of the Spanish Club for a total of three years. She’s been a member of the Student Council every year she has been at NC, and this year she is secretary. This is Janet’s fourth year as a cheerleader (she was a freshman cheerleader) and she is head cheerleader. It was under Janet’s leadership this summer that our cheerleaders won first place at cheerleader’s clinic held at North- western State College. ■Tnnof ic o rm rr� V � r fhp Na- ar Stal Roc . an Sesi ep nal 5irl enc e. S Pi for f t heir o y- ch hos y y ry. well. Pat knows all about march- ing—she was a Rebel Stepper for the past two years. In addition to her Pep Squad duties, Pat attended Leadership Conference this summer in the field of recreation and is a mem- ber of the National Honor Soc- iety. This pert miss from Rodessa has one of the biggest jobs at school—putting the yearbook to- gether. Dixie Payne was chosen elli tea it ( it i: ian vorl b th :odt nsit he Lynda Edwards Editor Suzanne Sexton T Co-Editor Amy Gleason Sponsor 92 EDITORIAL STAFF Suzanne $e ton, Sarah Ethridge, Jerry Ruth Brent, Jeann e Ward, Jeanne Kendr.ck Jimmie Posey, Jennie Scott, BII Bagwell, lynda Edwards Terrel McCormick 6th HOME-COMING GAY PURVIS CHOSEN QUEEN Southern Accent Staff BUSINESS DEPARTMENT rebels turn Charl.ne Gildon, Linda Anthony. Meg Williams. Robert Golden, Sue Cra.n, Barbara Kethley, Leah Sartor Pat Smith, Marilyn Hardy, Joanne Ramey. the tide A WINNING start REPORTERS. SECRETARIES, AND PROOFREADERS “Have Rings, Linda Golson, Mary Huffman, Bobbye Crain, Margaret McCreery, Judy Dominick, Bobb e Hanson, Marcy Elder, Bwen Whatley, Barbara Watts, Ann Smith, Nancy Smith. Will Graduate CALENDAR GIRLS s 93 National Honor Society Sponsor Mr. R. R. McCluggage James Burton Vice President Pat Smith Sec.-Treas. Janie Scott Reporter Sherry Hall Parliamentarian Linda Anthony Mary Lee Barron Mary Lee Boney Kathleen Burton Ann Coleman Ronnie Brown Dale Chiles Judy Domonick The members of the National Honor Society are selected for their high standards of Charac- ter, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. Lynda Edwards Janet Githens Chester Hartt Marcy Elder Marilyn Hardy Paula Hudson No honor conferred in any high school exceeds that of membership in the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools. National Honor Society Olivia Livingston Beverly Manners Dixie Nell Payne JoAnn Ramey Pat Riordan Suzanne Sexton Kenny Tidwell Dana Waters Mary Huffman Quill and Scroll Mickey McDade Treasurer Lynda Edwards Reporter Bobbye Crain Sue Crain Judy Dominick Marcy Elder Marilyn Hardy Mary Huffman Barbara Kethley Terrell McCormick Beverley Manners Dixie Payne Janie Scott Ann Smith Martin Smith Pat Smith Barbara Watts Jo Ann Ramey Alan Searcy Quill and Scroll is an International Honorary Society for High School Journalists. The aim of this organization is to develop interest and fos- ter achievement in jour- nalistic writing. Members must have a B average. 96 Future Teachers of America FIRST ROW: N. Festervand, B. Watts, P. Smith, C. Wilson, AA. Williams, N. Dennig, N. Adcock, S. Campbell, F. Hartsell, L. Holifield, D. Smith. SECOND ROW: J. Ramey, J. Richardson, S. Crain, N. Smith, G. Ferguson, C. Hardy, L. Byerly, B. AAeares, AA. L. Barron, N. Flowers, J. Kendrick. THIRD ROW: P. AAathews, B. AAcBride, K. Anthony, S. Ethridge, AA. Hardy, J. Lawrence, R. Thompson, C. Carlisle. FOURTH ROW: AA. Elder, L. Sartor, L. Anthony, K. Burton, S. Sexton, L. Edwards, B. Kethley, J. Brent, D. Peak, V. AAoore. FIFTH ROW: J. Ward, S. AAcCathran, J. Born- mann, W. Carl. Sponsors Miss Helen Burr Mrs. Norvie Burr AIMS Endeavors to develop in young people the qualities of per- sonality and character, with emphasis toward leadership. To inform young people of the inspiring history of the American school system. OFFICERS President—Joann Ramey, Vice President—Linda Anthony, Secretary—Rose Thompson, Treasurer—Janice Lawrence, Historian—AAarcy Elder, Parliamen- tarian—Vernon AAoore. 97 Kane Book Club FIRST ROW left to right: Sadie Sweet, Nancy Smith, Mary Huffman, Ann Smith, Meg Williams, Nina Adcock, Rose Thompson, and Gale McDonald SECOND ROW: Nancy Smith, Shirley Roberts, Dana Waters, Glena McDowell, Linda Gholson, Jean Courtney, Cheryl Bayliss, Kay Bruce, and Nancy Flowers. THIRD ROW: Leah Sartor, Jeanne Ward, Jannie Scott, Bobbye Crain, Janice Lawrence, Margaret McCrary and Nancy Dennig. 3 This club aims to encourage reading and to develop a knowledge and apprecia- tion of good books. Each spring the club along with the Library Club sponsors a review and tea. During the 60- 61 season the following books have been reviewed by various members: Mistress of Mellyn, Assault on a Queen, Story of Ruth, and The Other Wise Man. Latina Sodalitas Frances Hartsell, Bill Cook, William Boyd, Pat Riordan, Mary Lee Barron, Olivia Livingston, David Wagner, Kathleen Burton. OFFICERS Sponsor Pres. Pat Riordan; V. Pres. Mary Lee Barron; Sec.-Treas. Paula Hudson; Re- porter Olivia Livingston. Miss Helen Burr 99 Library Club Members, FIRST ROW: Felicia Bell, Ann Smith, Mary Huffman, Janet Smith, Frances Hartsell, Sadie Sweet, Gail McDonald. SECOND ROW, left to right: Nancy Smith, Meg Williams, Nancy Sears, Barbara Kethley, Patsy Williams, Dian Foote. THIRD ROW, left to right: Patricia Cash, Sharon Farmer, Bobbye Crain, Joyce Sessum, Lynda Edwards, Linda Sue Peden. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Suzanne Sexton, Pauline Samec, Sybil Adcock, Linda Smith, Jannie Mae Scott, Shirley Simpson, Glenda Dyer. The North Caddo High School Library Club is composed of students who are affiliated with the school library as student assistants. Its objectives are: To increase pupil interest and participation in library work, to attract good pupil assistants, and to arouse interest in librarianship as a profession. OFFICERS SPONSOR Mrs. Ela Mae Spence Left to right: President, Suzanne Sexton; Vice President, Meg Williams; Secretary, Faye Hargett; Treasurer, Barbara Kethley; Reporter, Linda Edwards; Parliamentarian, Bobbye Crain; Historian, Patsy Williams. 100 Outstanding Librarians Lynda Edwards Jannie Mae Scott Shirley Simpson Suzanne Sexton Barbara Kethley Meg Williams Los Espanoles Miss Kimmons (Sponsor) Bobby Gholson (President) John Teutsch (Vice-Pres.) Jean Price Barbara Guin Sally Bain (Secretary) (Trees.) (Reporter) Bunting, Robert Bruce, Kaye Butler, Bob Fulgium, Doyle Gallman, Judy Harwell, Joe Holt, Richard Huffman, Mary Kendrick, Ronnie Manners, Don Los Espanolitos Left to Right, FIRST ROW: N. K. Adcock, L. Tidwell, B. Summer, S. Doyal, C. Wilson, G. Ferguson, G. Thompson, P. Cash, D. Strayn. SECOND ROW: N. Smith, S. Briggs, J. C. Nance, L. Teer, G. Searcy, J. Speer, B. Crain, S. Simpson, V. Hines. THIRD ROW: G. Martin, D. Williams, M. Holaday, D. Whitfield. FOURTH ROW: G. Latham, R. Festervan, G. V. Hoose, D. McGuire, M. Pate, L. Hughey, D. Nichols, M. Moore, J. Tinsley, D. Yancy, M. Smith. FIFTH ROW: E. Hanner, H. Lee, D. Ward, R. Hernandez, Phil Robertson. SIXTH ROW: F. Pittenger, J. Stephson, D. Stan- field, T. Poston, J. Dodson, F. Gregory, R. McCathran, W. Carl, B. Reece, J. Carter, and B. Yarbrough. The general aims of the Spanish Clubs are to help students learn to use the Spanish language intelligently and to develop an appreciation of the Latin American people and their culture. President Vice-President Sec.-Treas. Reporter Doyle Williams Lydia Tidwell Gary Latham Miles Holladay 103 Key Club FIRST ROW, left to right: Kenny Tidwell, Chester Hart, Robin Kavanaugh, Bill Bagwell, David Oxford, Kenny Mathews. SECOND ROW: Jerry Bulter, Mike Cox, Bill Denson, Tommy McKinney, William Bauer, Doyle Williams, Jimmy Sheek. THIRD ROW: Bill Smith, David Nichols, Ronnie Brown, Tom Moore, Al Bateman, Louis Thacker. FOURTH ROW: Mickey McDade, James Burton, Pat Riordan, John Teutsch, Joe Harwell, Alan Searcy. Sponsor The Key Club, a service organization sponsored by the Vivian Kiwanis Club, is made up of 30 boys dedicated to helping North Caddo by sponsoring various service proj- ects. Outstanding among its achievements this year was the Miss Christmas contest, at which several hundred dollars worth of foodstuffs was collected and distributed to needy families. 104 Mr. James Allison Key Club Sweetheart— Paula Hudson BOARD OF DIRECTORS FIRST ROW: pres.—Ronny Brown; V. Pres.—David Nichols; Sec.—Kenny Tidwell; Treas.—Larry Goodman; Pari.—Alan Searcy. SECOND ROW: Sr. Rep.—Pat Riordan; Soph. Rep.—Kenny Mathews; Corresponding Sec.—James Burton. Dixie Spokesmen Janie Bornman, Sue Jennings, Margaret Rodgers, Marilyn Butler, Judy Bickham, Leah Sartor, Judy Floyd, Lou Ann Keener, Kathy Anthony, Fern Halford, Marilee Garry, Holley Brown, Sharon Allison, Sterlene Graves, Shirley Simpson, Linda McCann, Claudette Hall, Barbara Roberts, Judy Richardson, Delight Darden, Pat Taylor, Barry Waites, Robert Golden, Linda McCathran, Marcy Elder, Pat Matthews, Alex Willis, Sandra Broome, Judy Pearson, Sharon Whatley, Tim Poston, Rodney Covington, Roger Festervan, Barbara McBride, Sandra Boyter, Gay Purvis, Wallace Carl, Cecil Carter, Jack Morris, Chester Hartt, Andrew Bell. OFFICERS Pres. Robert Golden; V. Pres. Gay Purvis; Sec. Barbara McBride; Treas. Leah Sar- tor; Reporter Sandra Boyter; Parliamentarian Alex Willis; Historian Janie Bornman. Sponsor 106 Miss Lola Peterson Sponsors F.H.A. Mrs. Louvesla Melder Mrs. Mary Lane Gray OFFICERS Pres. Mery Boney, (not shown); V. Pres. Ruth Terry; Sec. Sandra McCathran; Trees. Joyce DeFatta; Pari. Pat Smith; Historian Linda Hale; Reporter Shirley Simpson; Song Leader Janis Taylor. The purposes of the Future Homemakers of America are to promote better family living, to help members understand the op- portunities open to them in the field of home economics, and to understand our neighbors both at home and abroad. The club also pro- vides training of each chapter for participa- tion in home, school, and community life. FIRST ROW: Donna Harrington, Ann Clements, Bonnie Smith, Sadie Sweet, Joyce DeFatta, Linda Hale, Juanita Sprayberry. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Lee, Julia Parker, Shirley Simpson, Ann Simms, Linda Camp, Janet Smith. THIRD ROW: Pat Smith, Brenda Davis, Ruth Terry, Mavis Odom. FOURTH ROW: Lynda Rutledge, Brenda Keener, Sandra McCathran, Nancy Sears, Novelyn Harris. Math Club Pat Riordan Janie Scott Paula Hudson Dale Chiles President Vice President Secretary Treasurer James Burton Mrs. Hazel Barron Jerry Butler Joe Doyle Program Chairman Sponsor Johnny Hale Chester Harth Doyle McCathran Vernon Moore Howard Sasser Alan Searcy Kenny Tidwell 108 Mafh Club FIRST ROW, left to right: John Ray Hale, Dale Chiles, Paula Hudson, Jannie Scott, Howard Sasser. SECOND ROW: Chester Hart, Kenny Tidwell, Jerry Butler, Pat Riordan. THIRD ROW: Doyle McCathran, Vernon Moore, Alan Searcy, James Burton, not shown-Joe Doyle. MATH CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Pat Riordan—Pres., Jannie Scott—Vice Pres., Paula Hudson—Sec., Dale Chiles—Treas., James Burton—Program Chair- man. Mrs. Barron explains the project of collecting a million of one object, which was sponsored by the accelerated mathematics class. Billy Mc- Carty, Mary Hoss, Charlotte Carlisle, and Morris Carter are busily as- sisting. The purpose of the Math Club is both social and mathematical, and fosters an interest in mathemat- ics and serves as a means of revealing the truths of this greatest science of the world. 109 Engineering Club MEMBERS—left to right, FIRST ROW: Billy McNamara, Norbert Willoughby, Doyle Williams, L D. Terry, John Trotter. SECOND ROW: Hank Watkins, Bill Smith, Jimmy Dodson, Harry Stanley. Jimmy Dodson Secretary George Barron Reporter Harry Stanley Parliamentarian 110 The Engineering Club is a part of general education offering exploratory and enrichment opportunities to the student without respect to his potential vocation. C. H. Pardue Sr. Science Club BOTTOM ROW: Nina Poston, Betty Lanier, Kate Grogon, Sherry Hall, Mary Huffman, Nancy Smith. SECOND ROW: Earline Gil- lespie, Sally Bain, Sandra Broome, Sadie Sweet, Nancy Flowers, Janice Lawrence. THIRD ROW: Flora Bailey, Audrise Barnes, Deane McKinley, Elizabeth Morris, Robert Bunting, Jeanne Ken- drick, William Boyd. FOURTH ROW: Ellen Mayville, Leah Sartor, Norma Festavan, Elaine Parrott, Pat Mostyn, Barbara Guin, Rose Thompson, Judy Richardson. Mr. Bill Atkins OFFICERS: Left to right: Pres.—Deane McKinley; V. Pres.—Linda Anthony; Sec.—Sherry Hall; Treas.—Norma Festavand; Rep.—Mary Huffman; Pari.—Leah Sartor. Miss Marianna Braselton Art Club FIRST ROW, left to right: Carol Jean Black, Charlotte McCreary, Charlotte Holcomb, Christy Hoots, Linda McCathran, Janie Bornman, Kate Gro- gan, Linda Holifield, Betty Carol Lanier, Dorothy Ann Smith, Jane Lowe, Jo Lynn Denton, Brenda Flaiety, Leah Sartor, Claudette Hall, Julia Parker, Barbara Booker, Robert Golden, Sandra Broome, Sharon Whatley, Glenda Pittman, Jeanie Holland. THIRD ROW: Flutie McBride, Gay Purvis, Sandra Border, Barbara Roberts, Regina Bellett, Roger Festavan, Joy Parker, Louis Howell, Janice Lowe, Pat Mostyn, Lou Ann Keener, Jerry Bulter, Francis Hartsell. FOURTH ROW: Jewel Martin, Bart Kendell, Rodney Hartline, Kenny Mathews, Jerry Densmore, Morris Carter, Andrew Bell. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Newman, Dickie Alexander, Cleve Darden, Cotton Collier, James McDowell, Alex Willis, Glen Talley, Hank Wadkins, David Keener. REASONS 1. To promote the appreciation of art in the school. 2. To allow the students a hand in an art program. 3. To encourage more students and adults to enjoy art forms. ART CLUB 4. To encourage students to exchange ideas about art, both past and present. 5. To promote art in the school. 6. To allow students a social and cultural outlet. FOR Officers: President—Roger Festavan; Vice Pres.—Gay Purvis, Secretary— Lucille Burks, Treasurer—Kate Grogan, Reporter—Barbara McBride, Par- liamentarian—Sandra Boyter. Pres. - Louis Thacker V. Pres. - Pat Parker 2nd V. Pres. - Ronnie Kendrick 3rd V. Pres. - Jessie perdue 4th V. Pres. - Legron Wilder Sec. - Donnie Kendrick Tres. - Andy Yarbrough North Caddo High School Vivian. Louisiana Reptr. ■ Jimmy Lovett Sent. ■ Hile Dake Parli. - Ray Gaspard Ch. Sweetheart ■ Sue Crain Adv. - Tolly Burns Prin. ■ 0. C. Sanders Asst. Prin. - Norvie Burr Sue Crain, Sweetheart Sponsor, Mr. Tolly Burns FIRST ROW, left to right: Edward Fields, Julius Woll, Mike Parker, Sonny Croswell, Vincent Alexander, Darrel Dryden, Jim Terry, Leslie Smith, Jimmy Carter, Frank Wynn, Robert Hines, Legreon Wilder, L T. Fields, Joe Childs. SECOND ROW: Ray Gapard, Raymond Davis, Jimmey Lovett, Dickey Byerly, Gail Sercey, Ann Clements, Fay Young, Louis Thacker, Ronnie Kendrick, Pat Parker,' Hile Dake, Donnie Kendrick, Andy Yarbough, Sue Crain, Tommy Sheek, Gail Chelet, Jimmy Sheek, Julius Williams, Bill Sentell, James Stahl, Bob Burns, Jesse Perdue, Tolly H. Burns, James Williams, Bobby Sprayberry. THIRD ROW: Jewel Perdue, Joe Reese, Bobby Smith, A. D. Floyd, Benny Avant, Joe Mostryn, Joe Carter, Jimmy Carter, William Terry, Russel Johnson, Larry Dryden, Bill Pearson, Reed Terry, Jack Putman, Alfred Fitts, Frank Hale, Wayne Putman, Wayne Keener, Cleve Mitchell, David Keener. The Future Farmers get training in one of the most necessary jobs in the world, the feeding of the multitude. The boys take field trips, do farm work, and partic- ipate in home projects. Left to right: Legreon Wilder, Jimmy Lovett, Ray Gaspard, Hile Dake. SECOND ROW: Louis Thacker, Pat Parker, Donnie Kendrick, Andy Yarbrough, Jewel Perdue. i 13 4-H Club FIRST ROW, left to right: Barbara Summer, Kaye Burns, Ann Clements, Norma Festervand, Ruth Terry. SECOND ROW: Linda Teer, Julia Nance, Brenda Davis, Sterlene Graves, Sally Bain, Judy Sessum. THIRD ROW: Andrus Barns, Judy Perdue, Doyle Williams, David Oxford. FOURTH ROW: Edward Fields, Jewel Martain, Bill Sentell, L. T. Fields, Bobby Reece, James Stahl. Julia Nance won Grand Champion with her lamb at the State Fair which en- titled her to enter the nation-wide show in Chicago. Ruth Ann Terry, treasurer of the local chapter, won the Electric award in addition to several medals of honor in four different fields. Sally Bain was elected Parish treasurer, also State Delegate to the State Short Course. Doyle Williams serves the Caddo Parish Club as Parliamentarian and State Delegate Short Course. Sally Bain—4-H. Sweetheart OFFICERS: President—Louis Thacker, Vice Pres.—Alex Willis, Sec.—Sally Bain, Treas.—Ruth Terry, Reporter—Julia Nance. 114 Sponsor—Mr. Tolly Burns Sandra Broome, Janet Githens, (head cheerleader), and Linda Byerly (kneeling) and Jean Price, Earline Gillespie, Nina Kay Adcock, Sally Bain, and Beth Meares (standing) just after receiving the First Place trophy at Northwestern Cheerleading School. Spirit of Our School Cheerleaders Left to right: Sally Bain, Earline Gillespie, Sandra Broome, Janet Githens (head cheerleader), Nina Kay Adcock, and Beth Meares. The Cheerleaders are elected each Spring for the next year by popular vote of the student body. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Ann Clements, Faye Young, Lydia Tidwell (head cheerleader), Jenny Speer, Carolyn Lee, and Jeannie Carlisle. ALTERNATES: Bonnie Smith and Patricia Maxwell. Alternate Cheerleaders Linda Byerley and Jean Price. 116 Rebelettes Jean Price, F. Young, J. Carlisle, D. Harrington, B. Watts, A. Coleman, A. Bayliss, B. Roberts, K. Burton, B. Kethley, S. Sexton, D. Patterson, L Bonner, B.' Crain, O. Livingston, S. Simpson, E. Morris, K. Grogan, L. Byerley, L. Edwards, J. Harrington, N. Smith, P. Samec, J. Dodd, M. Good- son, J. Stahl, J. McDowell, R. Montgomery, G. Dupree, S. Graves, S. Allison, L. Holifield, B. Summer, H. Brown, J. Sprayberry, B. Davis, J. Nance, L. Teer, A. Clements, B. Smith, P. Maxwell, C. Wilson, G. Ferguson, G. Thompson, S. Briggs, J. Speer, C. Hardy, P. Flenniken, L. Tidwell, C. Carlisle, R. Oxford, B. Fowler, D. Stanberry, L. Simpson, F. Halford, J. Pearson, C. McKenzie, D. Smith, L. Tinsley, M. Gary, B. Lanier, Meg Wil- liams, N. Dennig, S. Roberts, J. Courtney, S. Etheridge, S. Flores, M. Hardy, G. Chelette, M. Hanner, K. Bruce, P. Smith, J. Brent, D. Payne, and C. Hall. The Rebelettes is a service organization of North Caddo. They help in building up the spirit of the school during pep rallies, football games, basketball games, etc. 117 Miss Martha Mason Mrs. Wanda Smith Rebelettes OFFICERS, (left to right): Patricia Smith—President; Barbara Kethley—Vice President; Suzanne Sexton—Secretary; Kathleen Burton—Treasurer; Daliah Patterson—Reporter. REBEL STEPPERS: FIRST ROW, (left to right): Marilyn Hardy, Mary Jo Hanner, Nancy Dennig, Sunny Flores, Kay Bruce, Claudette. SECOND ROW: Sarah Ethridge, Jerry Ruth Brent, Jean Courtney, Dixie Payne, Shirley Roberts, Gayle Chelette. DRUMMERS: (left to right): Lynda Edwards, Meg Williams, Shirley Simpson, Linda Holifield, and Charlotte Carlisle. 118 Rebelettes Some of the activities of the Rebelettes during the year are half time and pre-game performances, the talent show, the Homecoming Chili Supper, and the Mother-Daughter Ban- quet. GRADUATING SENIORS: FIRST ROW (left to right): Kay Bruce, Sarah Ethridge, Pat Smith, Barbara Watts, Linda Bonner, Claudette Hall, Marilyn Hardy. SECOND ROW: Mary Jo Hanner, Ann Coleman, Janet Githens, Barbara Roberts, Jerry Ruth Brent. THIRD ROW: Lynda Edwards, Barbara Kethley, Suzanne Sexton, Olivia Livingston. FOURTH ROW: Kathleen Burton, Bobbye Crain, Jean Courtney, Shirley Roberts, Dixie Payne, Cheryl Bayliss, Shirley Simpson. Alternate Rebel Steppers: Barbara Watts and Judy Harrington. The Rebel Steppers perform at ball games and other school activities. 119 Rebelettes in action. Band FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Crain, C. Hartt, R. Golden, J. Richardson, R. Butler, A. Martin, D. Randall, K. Bums, G. Dodd, J. Bickham, S. Jennings, C. Moore, G. Purvise, J. Kendrick, M. Elder, P. Hudson. SECOND ROW: P. Mathews, S. Hall, A. Brinson, B. Guin, P. Moysten, F. Baily, D. Manners, E. Holliman, J. Bornmann, N. Poston, G. Searcy, R. Thompson, D. Waters, M. Rodgers, J. Lawarence, M. Carington, M. Gregory, J. Moore, I. Westmorland, K. Anthony, L. Anthony. THIRD ROW: C. Hamilton, M. Butler, B. Manners, J. Butler, E. Rougeau, B. Denson, R. Mc- Kinney, G. Barnett, B. Kendall, R. Covington, W. Giles, D. McKinney, M. Westbrook, S. Braan, B. Gohlson, J. Dominick, J. Stephens, D. Spain, R. Spain, D. Byerly, D. Fitts, S. Boyter, J. Ramey, K. Mathews, W. Kennedy, A. Willis, E. Hanner, E. Parrot, J. Holt, J. Dominick, A. Searcy. FOURTH ROW: L. Sartor, L. Wynn, C. Weaver, L. Player, J. Densmore, L. Goodman, T. Sheek, R. Kavanaugh, H. Wadkins, F. Gregory, M. Ryan, P. Elder, J. Heard, C. Brown, R. Langston, B. Boyter, R. Tackett, G. Carlisle, C. Harkness, D. Rohrbaugh, B. Holt, R. Mathews, T. Pardue, B. Ware, D. Wagner, W. Mosely, J. Elkins. STANDING: J. Moore, C. White, R. Festervan, C. Isles, L Allen, H. Slay, N. Festervan, J. Howard, N. Flowers, C. Hoots, S. Groft, S. Teague, D. Langston. Mr. Richard McCluggage Director Robert Butler Drum Major Robin Kavanaugh Drum Major FEATURED BAND MEMBERS KNEELING, L. to R.: N. Festervan, C. Moore, R. Thompson, J. Richardson, K. Anthony, J. Moore. STANDING: S. Crain, P. Mathews, M. Elder, J. Dominick, R. Kavanaugh, G. Purvis, J. Kendrick, S. Hall, P. Hudson. Band MAJORETTES ALTERNATE MAJORETTES Norma Festervan, Carolyn Moore, Kathy Anthony, Judy Rich- ardson, Judy Moore, Rose Thompson. Marcy Elder, Pat Mathews, Judy Dominick, Gay Purvis, Jeannie Kendrick, Sherry Hall. FRESHMAN MAJORETTES L. Player, E. Rougeau, C. Weaver, M.Bulter, S. Jennings, M. West- brook, M. Rodgers, S. Groft. Band Chester Hartt Band Captain WHO'S WHO Alan Searcy Band Captain Outstanding Band Member Larry Goodman Band Captain Ronald Tackett Linda Anthony Joann Ramey Wayne Mosley 122 Paula Hudson—Sue Crain Feature Twirlers SENIOR OFFICERS SELECT BANDSMEN H. Slay, C. Hartt, W. Mosley, A. Willis, R. Tackett, A. Searcy, W. Mosley, J. Lawrence, R. Tackett, J. Richardson, L Goodman. J. Elkins, L. Goodman. . Band BAND SWEETHEART 124 MISS PAULA HUDSON MISS MARCY ELDER MISS GAY PURVIS BAND LOVELIES and FATHERS Gay Purvis, Mr. H. Purvis, Paula Hudson, Mr. P. Hudson, Marcy Elder, Mr. M. Elder. Band BAND ATTENDANTS Fern Halford Accompanists COMBINED CHOIRS OF N.C. Aim: To seek to attain proper blend, balance, and, most important, full co- operation and understanding between pupil and director. Judy Richardson Accompanists Director Mr. Bob Ferrington SOPRANOS: M. Barron, E. Gillespie, L. Dickey, F. Hargett, J. Taylor, L. Sartor, L. McCann, P. Graves, J. Harkness, S. Allison, S. Barton, J. Carlisle, A. Clements, J. Craig, C. Day, D. Garett, M. Hanner, B. Hanson, B. Miles, M. Miles, J. Nance, M. McCreery, B. Smith, D. Harrington, B. Roberts, J. Ward, M. Williams, C. Wilson, D. Barlow, M. Branton, H. Brown, T. Cline, A. Coleman, G. Dupree, J. Hines, C. Lee, L. Methvin, S. Monk, J. Parker, D. Payne, S. Simpson, J. Sprayberry, L. Teer, S. Tolbert, M. Woodell, F. Young, C. Hall, F. Mitchell, L. Simmons, M. Sloane. ALTOS: J. Courtney, F. Hartsell, N. Festervand, G. Whatley, B. Fowler, R. Oxford, N. Dennig, K. Grogan, R. Cagle, M. Hartline, A. Simms, E. Norman, L. Tidwell, S. Flores, B. McBride, S. Barlow, A. Barnes, A. Broussard, L. Camp, T. Henderson, C. Holcomb, O. Livingston, P. Maxwell, C. McCrary, L. Monk, G. Thompson, J. Upchurch, D. Whatley, J. Lowe. BASSES: Jerry Elkins, J. McCrary, W. Mosely, A. Bell, T. Meshell, R. Cook, D. Alexander, B. Bailey, G. Barron, W. Collier, W. Crye, J. Kirkland, M. Matthews, B. McCarty, T. McNamara, B. Sartor, L Thacker, M. Pate, D. Bridges, C. Carter, T. Darnell, L. Howell, J. Harwell, M. Moore, J. Morris, B. Pearson, R. Pinckard, H. Stanley, Wallace Carl, R. Hartline. TENORS: M. Cox, J. French, B. Norris, B. Waiter, A. Treadway, D. Womack, R. Golden, A. Bridges, J. Williams, D. Oxford, J. L. Stewart. Aims: To encourage more participation in group singing, in order that the choir may be a definite asset to the school and community. In the fall, the choir works toward its presentation of Christmas music on the annual Vesper Program. In the Spring the District Music Festival and Spring Concert are highlights of a semester filled with much hard work and equal enjoyment. 126 CHOIR OFFICERS Left to right: President—Mary Lee Barron, Vice President—Faye Hargett (not shown), Secretary— Leah Sartor, Treasurer—J. L. Stewart, Reporter—Robert Golden, Social Chairman—Jerry McCrary. REBEL CHOIR SOPRANOS: Mary Barron, Linda Dickey, Earline Gillespie, Pat Graves, Faye Hargett, Jeannette Harkness, Linda McCann, Leah Sartor, Janis Taylor, Fern Halford. TENORS: Alfred Bridges, Robert Golden, David Oxford, J. L Stewart, Jodie Williams. ALTOS: Jean Courtney, Frances Hartsell, Betty Fowler, Norma Festervand, Ruth Oxford, Gwen Whatley, Judy Richardson. BASSES: Andrew Bell, Roger Cook, Jerry Elkins, Jerry McCrary, Thomas Meshell, and Wayne Mosely. Janis Taylor, Linda Dickey, Mary Barron, Wayne Mosely, Jerry McCrary, Robert Golden, Cheryl Bayliss, Jean Courtney, Leah Sartor, Jerry Elkins, J. L. Stewart, Thomas Meshell. SENIORS FIRST SOPRANOS: Marth Brice, Sandra Broome, Glenda Ferguson, Marilee Gary, Mary Goodson, Patricia Grumble, Janice Lowe, Judy McDowell, Coe McKenzie, Jenny Speer, Sarah Thompson, Sharon Whatley, and Patricia Taylor. SECOND SOPRANOS: Nina Adcock, Susan Briggs, Beth Meares, Judy Moore, Shirley Roberts, Sadie Sweet, Judy Stahl, and Linda Simpson. ALTOS: Kay Bruce, Charlotte Carlisle, Delight Darden, Jean Dodd, Lynda Edwards, Judy Harrington, Linda Holifield, Mary Hicks, Glenna McDowell, Rita Montgomery, Pat Nottingham, Daliah Patterson, and Gloria Stancil. ALL STATE CHORUS MEMBERS Left to right: Jody Williams, David Oxford, Linda McCann, Wayne Mosley, Jean Courtney, Robert Golden, Jerry McCrary, and Mary Lee Barron. 128 Glenda Ferguson Accompanist Bill Bagwell, Cecil Carter, and Louis Thacker break through the Homecoming loop as Sally Bain and Sandra Broome look on. 0 ports 129 Football North Caddo “Rebels” I960 Left to right, FIRST ROW: B. H. Weaver, D. Alexander, L. Howell, J. Fuller, A. Bateman, M. Mathews, K. Tidwell, J. Kennedy, T. Williams. SECOND ROW: D. Nichols, W. Terry, R. Watson, T. Moore, B. Bagwell, J. Hale, C. Giles, I. W. McKnight, D. McCathran, J. Densmore. THIRD ROW: Coach Ed Sigrest, O. Peden, B. Cook, J. Corn, M. McDade, J. Hamiter, R. Pinckard, L. Thacker, J. Posey, Coach Billy Wiggins. FOURTH ROW: Coach Joe Hicks, Mgr. H. Sasser, D. Bridges, D. McKinley, C. Carter, T. Robertson, J. Teutsch, B. Smith, B. Arnold, Coach Dale Hoffpauir. RECAP Yds. Rushing Yds. Passing Total Yds. Yds. Per Game NORTH CADDO 1851 OPPOSITION 1342 557 573 2408 240.8 1915 191.5 Left to right: Coaches Billy Wiggins, Joe Hicks, Dale Hoffpauir, and Ed Sigrest. 130 SCHEDULE RESULTS N.C. Opponent Score 47 Coushatta 6 19 Homer 0 13 Carthage, Tex. 20 12 Springhill 0 20 Minden 14 31 Haynesville 6 26 Mansfield 12 6 Jesuit 7 26 Jena 20 20 Minden 27 220 (district play off) Totals 112 Won 7 Lost 3 Football SENIORS Coach Sigrest; I. W. McKnight; D. McCathern; M. Mathews; R. Pinchard; B. Bagwell; B. H. Weaver; K. Tidwell. SECOND ROW: J. Hale; C. Carter; J. Posey; W. Terry; C. Giles; D. Nichols; L. Thacker. BACKS FIRST ROW: Coach Sigrest; D. Alexander; J. Teutsch; B. H. Weaver; M. Mathews; K. Tidwell. SECOND ROW: T. Robinson; L Howell; B. Smith; J. Kennedy; A. Bateman; J. Densmore. GUARDS AND TACKLES FIRST ROW: Coach Hicks; T. Moore; B. Bagwell; C. Carter; R. Pinckard; D. Nichols; R. Watson. SECOND ROW: M. McDade; C. Peden; B. Cook; I. W. McKnight; C. Giles; W. Terry. THIRD ROW: J. Corn; J. Hamiter; J. Fuller. ENDS FIRST ROW: Coach Wiggins; D. McKinley; D. McCathern; L. Thack- er. SECOND ROW: J. Posey; B. Arnold; J. Hale; D. Bridges; T. Williams. 131 Football BILL BAGWELL, Tackle, Senior—All-District; Honorable Mention on Wigwam All-Amer- ican; All-State Honorable Mention. CECIL BRO CARTER, Center, Senior, All- District Mention. CECIL ' BUB GILES, Tackle, Senior. JOHN HALE, End, Senior. DOYLE McCATHERN, End, Senior. I. W. McKNIGHT, Guard, Senior. MIKE MATHEWS, Fullback, Senior. DAVID NICHOLS, Guard and Center, Senior. RICHARD PINCKARD, Guard, Senior, All- District Mention. 132 Football JIMMY POSEY, End, Senior. WILLIAM TERRY, Guard, Senior, All-District LOUIS THACKER, End, Senior. , All-State Honorable Mention. KENNY TIDWELL, Halfback, Senior, All- District 2 yrs., All-State 2nd team; Wigwam All-American mention; Scholastic Award. AL BATEMAN, Halfback, Junior. o B. H. WEAVER, Quarterback, Senior. KENNETH BENSON, Tackle, Junior. BILLY ARNOLD, End, Junior. DAVID BRIDGES, End, Junior. 133 Football JIMMY CORN, Tackle, Junior. JAMES KENNEDY, Fullback, Junior. TOAAMY McKINNEY, Halfback, Junior. DEANE McKINLEY, End, Junior. OLIVER PEDEN, Center, Junior. BILL COOK, Tackle, Junior. JAMES HAMITER, Guard, Junior. JERRY DENSMORE, Fullback, Junior. MICKEY McDADE, Center, Junior. 134 Football TOMMY ROBERTSON, Halfback, Junior. JOHN TEUTSCH, Halfback, Junior. DOYLE WILLIAMS, Halfback, Junior. VICTOR WESTMORELAND, End, Junior. DICKIE ALEXANDER, Quarterback, Sopho- more. KENT ALLEN, Guard, Sophomore. WILLIAM BAUER, Center, Sophomore. ALFRED BRIDGES, Guard, Sophomore. DAVID BROWN, End, Sophomore. 135 FOOTBALL JOHNNY FULLER, Tackle, Sophomore. LOUIS HOWELL, Halfback, Sophomore. KENNY MATHEWS, Guard, Sophomore. TOM MOORE, Tackle, Sophomore. BILL SMITH, Fullback, Sophomore. EARL TEMPLETON, End, Sophomore. ROBERT WATSON, Guard, Sophomore. TOMMY WILLIAMS, End, Sophomore. HOWARD SASSER, Mgr., Senior. 136 I960 “B” Left to right, FIRST ROW: T. Moore, R. Watson, L. Howell, D. Alexander, J. Kennedy, J. Hale, R. Williams. SECOND ROW: I. W. McKnight, K. Mathews, A. Bridges, W. Bauer, E. Templeton, J. Densmore, J. Fuller, V. Westmoreland. THIRD ROW: K. Allen, O. Peden, B. Arnold, J. Corn, J. Hamiter, D. Bridges, J. Posey. FOURTH ROW: Coach Joe Hicks, Mickey McDade, David Brown, Bill Cook, Bill Smith, Kenneth Benson, Tommy McKinney, Coach Billy Wiggins. Kenny and Bill received awards for Honorable Mention on the Wigwam All- American team—a distinct honor. Kenny breaks away for a long gain against Springhill. Bill Bagwell 137 1960 Freshman Team Left to right, FIRST ROW: G. Barron, P. Robertson, D. Yancey, F. Wynn, D. McKinney, B. Conley, Coach Dale Hoffpauir. SECOND ROW: R. Festervan, D. McCary, J. Stevenson, J. McGuire, M. Rhine, B. Shepard, J. Roberts. THIRD ROW: G. Martin, B. Sartor, H. Stanley, M. Moore, M. Hartsell, B. McWilliams, J. Kirkland. Mike Mathews plows over Jena tackier in Homecoming game. Big Tom Robertson crashes over for six against Jena. Buckwheat Tidwell tears away from would be tacklers for a nice chunk of yardage in Minden game. Coach Sigrest giving the boys a pre-game going over. Kenny's off and running against Springhill, look at those down- field blockers. Jerry Densmore trying to get outside after receiving hand off from B. H. Weaver. 139 Graduating Athletes Bagwell, Bill—(Football, Track) Brown, Ronnie—(Track) Burton, James—(Basketball, Track) Carter, Cecil—(Football, Track) Collier, Wayne- (Basketball). French, Charles—(Basketball Mgr.) Giles, Cecil—(Football, Baseball) Hale, John—(Football) McCathern, Doyle—(Football, Track, Baseball) Mc- Knight, I. W.-(Football). Mathews, Mike—(Football) Mosley, Wayne—(Basketball) Nichols, David—(Football, Track) Pinckard, Richard—(Football, Track) Posey, Jimmy— (Football, Track) Riordan, Pat—(Basketball, Baseball). Sasser, Howard—(Baseball, Football Mgr.) Searcy, Allen—(Track) Terry, William—(Football) Thacker, Louis—(Football) Tidwell, Kenny—(Foot- ball, Track, Baseball) Weaver, B. H.—(Football). 140 SENIOR Princess Janet Githens escorted by Mr. H. C. Tidwell. Princess Gwen Whatley escorted by Mr. Cecil Giles. Princess Faye Young escorted by Mr. M. W. Bagwell. Homecoming Court THE COURT Left to right: Carolyn Moore, Kathy Anthony, Sherry Hall, Janet Githens, Gay Purvis, Gwen Whatley, Jo Lynn Denton, Faye Young, and Gail Searcy. Queen Gay Purvis being escorted by Mr. I. W. McKnight and Mr. B. H. Weaver. NCHS celebrated its fifth annual homecoming on November 19 when the Rebels defeated Jena 26-20. A record crowd was out for the presen- tation of the Queen and her court. These girls are elected by popular vote of the entire student body and escorts for the occasion are fathers of the Senior gridsters. SENIOR Attendant Sherry Hall escorted by Mr. A. C. Matthews. SOPHOMORE Attendant Carolyn Moore es- corted by Mr. J. D. Thacker. FRESHMAN Attendant Gail Searcy escorted by Mr. H. E. McCathran. 141 Girls Sports Club FIRST ROW, left to right: Nancy Carol Smith, Christy Hoots, Bonnie Smith, Beth Mears, Cecilia Wilson, Ann Clements, Pat Mathews, Beverley Manners, Kate Grogan, Martha Brice, Shirley Campbell, Barbara Watts. SECOND ROW: Carol Black, Carolyn Moore, Charlotte Carlisle, Glenda Ferguson, Carolyn Hardy, Francis Hartsell, Pauline Samec, Nancy Dennig, Linda Holifield, Janet Githens, Dorothy Smith, Carolyn Foshee, Kay Bruce. THIRD ROW: Miss Mason, Olivia Livingston, Glenda Thompson, Lydia Tidwell, Betty Penniger, Ann Martin, Ann Brinson, Patricia Cash, Nancy Smith, Pat Smith, Paula Hudson, Dixie Payne, Cheryll Bayless, Suzanne Sexton, Barbara Kethley, Linda Teer, Julia Nance, Jenny Speer, Pasty Fleniken, March Elder, Lucille Burks, Lou Ann Keener, Janice Taylor, Sally Ethridge, Jean Countney, Pearl Bristow, Susan Briggs, Barbara McBride, Judy Richardson, Kathy Anthony, Leah Sartor, Jeannie Kendrick, Linda Edwards, Jerry Brent, Judy Dominick, Elizabeth Morris, Susie Crain, Sandra McCathran, Elaine Parrott Shirley Roberts. AIMS: To increase interest in girls' Sports, to deepen loyalty to the school and to promote sportsmanship in all sports activities. BASEBALL Leah Sartor, Sandra Border, Dana Waters, Mary Huff- man, Sherry Hall, Judy Dominick, Pasty Williams, Mary Boney, Marcy Elder, Gay Purvis. Pasty Williams, Sue Crain, Pearl Bristow, Pat Mathews, Paula Hudson, Marcy Elder, Charlotte Carlisle, Dana Waters, Rose Thompson, Sherry Hall, Linda Anthony, Mary Huffman, Gay Purvis, Judy Dominick, Leah Sartor, Sandra Border, Mary Boney, Center—Miss Mason. TENNIS Judy Dominick, Sue Crain, Purvis, Rose Thompson, Mathews, Sherry Hall. BASKETBALL Charlotte Carlisle, Pat Mathews, Pearl Bristow, Sue Crain, Rose Thompson, Paula Hudson, Linda Anthony. Girls’ Sports FIRST and SECOND PLACE BASKETBALL TEAMS FIRST ROW, left to right: Leah Sartor, Sandra Boyter, Mary Boney, Pasty Williams, Pat Mathews, Charlotte Carlisle, Dana Waters, Mary Huffman. SECOND ROW: Gay Purvis, Sue Crain, Pearl Bristow, Marcy Elder. SECOND PLACE TEAM FIRST ROW: Sally Ethredge, Pearl Bristow, Rose Thompson, Linda Smith. SECOND ROW: Pat Nottingham, Sue Crain, Janice Law- rence, Jeanie Kendrick, Pat Taylor. FIRST PLACE TEAM FIRST ROW: Sherry Hall, Marcy Elder, Linda Dickey, Pat Mathews, Ann Broussard, Sandra Boyter, Gay Purvis, Judy Dominick. Basketball RECORD Won 22—Lost 15 Team Average, per game, 60.3—Opponents average per game, 50.9. VARSITY FIRST ROW, I. to r.: Alex Willis, Mgr., Wayne Moseley, Wayne Collier, Tommy McKinney. SECOND ROW, I. to r.: James Burton, Deane McKinley and Pat Riordan. RECORD Placed second in the District. Won 8—Lost 2 Played Ruston in the Bi- District. STARTING FIVE Left to right: Wayne Collier, Deane McKinley, James Burton, Pat Riordan and Tommy McKinney. 145 Basketball PAT RIORDAN JAMES BURTON 6' 1 —Senior; Scored 463 points; Average 6' 1 —Senior; Scored 442 points; Average 12.5; 1-AA First Team All-District. 11.9; I-A A Second Team All-District. WAYNE COLLIER 6'—Senior; Scored 562 points; Average 15.2; 1-AA Outstanding Player; 1-AA First Team; All-District. RECORD Won 22—Lost 15 TOMMY McKINNEY 5' 11 —Junior; Scored 184 points; Aver- age 5. deane McKinley 6'—Junior; Scored 289 points; Average 8.2; 1-AA Honorable Mention. 146 Basketball RECORD Won 16—Lost 6 B TEAM FIRST ROW, I. to r.: Bill Smith, Mike Cox, Mike Holladay, Ronnie Arnold, John Teutsch. SECOND ROW, I. to r.s Bernie Armstrong, Mickey McDade, Billy Arnold, and Tommy Robertson. RECORD Won 9—Lost 3 FRESHMAN TEAM Coach Bill Pendergrass FIRST ROW, I. to r.: Bill Conley, Ronny Festervan, Don Yancey, Frank Wynn, Phil Robertson and Howard Lee. SECOND ROW, I. to r.: Billy McNamara, Jimmy Dodson, Jim Kirkland, Bobby Sartor, Dennis Whit- field and Jackie Hawks. FIRST ROW, left to right: Larry Dryden, Jimmy Posey, Richard Pinckard, Deane McKinley, Mike Cox, Bill Smith, Kenny Tidwell, Kenneth Dar- nell. SECOND ROW: Carl Worden, Randall Purcell, Perry Riley, Jimmy Fuller, Jim Moore, James Burton, David Nichols, Jerry Dees. THIRD ROW: Marion Powell, Jim Briggs, Jimmy Sheek, Jimmy Howard, Tommy Robertson, William Moore, Ronny Brown, Joe Harwell. RICHARD PINCKARD 180 Yard Low Hurdles; 120 Yard High Hurdles; Mile Relay; 440 Yard Run. Jim Moore, Richard Pinckard, Deane Mc- Kinley, Tommy Robertson—Mile Relay Team. deane McKinley Mile Relay; 880 Yard Run. JAMES BURTON 880 Yard Run CECIL CARTER High Jump MiKfc COX Broad Jump; Hop-Step Jump. DAVID NICHOLS High Jump TOMMY ROBERTSON Mile Relay; 120 High Hurdles. JOE HARWELL Mile Run P RONNY BROWN 440 Yard Run; Mile Relay. KENNY TIDWELL 180 Low Hurdles; 100 Yard Dash; 440 and 880 Relay LARRY DRYDEN 440 Relay; Broad Jump. 14? DOYLE McCATHERN Javelin MARION POWELL Pole Vault; 220 Yard Dash; 880 Relay. JERRY DEES Javelin; Hop-Step Jump. JIMMY SHEEK 180 Low Hurdles; 440 Relay. PERRY RILEY Shot Put; Discus. JIM TOM MOORE Mile Relay; 220 Yard Dash; 440 and 880 Relay. KENNETH DARNELL Javelin RANDALL PURCELL Shot Put; Discus. 150 KENNY TIDWELL 100 Yard Dash RONNY BROWN Start of Mile Relay Larry Dryden, Marion Powell, Kenny Tidwell, Bill Smith, Marion Powell, Jim Moore, Kenny Tidwell, Ronny Brown. RICHARD PINCKARD High Hurdles Baseball FRONT ROW: O. Bowman, H. Sasser, E. Law, F. Clements, R. Lloyd, C. Giles, R. Arnold. BACK ROW: M. McDade, P. Riordan, B. Cook, R. Idom, B. Arnold, J. Johnson, Coach Joe Hicks. Opponents: Byrd, Minden, Jesuit, Springhill, Braddley, Homer. The 1960 season ended with the loss of six valuable players through graduation, namely; Olan Bowman, Eddie Law, Frank Clements, Ron- nie Lloyd, Roy Idom, and J. T. Johnson. 152 Catchers: Billy Arnold Mickey McDade Baseball Infielders: J. T. Johnson—Third Base, Ronnie Lloyd—Shortstop, Frank Clements—Second Base, Cecil Giles—First Base. Pitchers: Eddie Law, Bill Cook, Ronnie Arnold Outfielders: Howard Sasser—Right Field, Pat Riordan—Center Field, Roy Idom—Right Field. Not Shown, Jerry Elkins—Left Field. 153 Baseball Mickey McDade—Catcher Pat Riordan—Center Field All-District Cecil Giles—First Base Bill Cook—Pitcher Won 2, Lost 2 Ronnie Arnold-P fcher Howard SoMer-R ghf Field Won 2, Lost 3 154 Baseball Frank Clements—Second Base J. T. Johnson—Third Base Roy Idom—Right Field Ronnie Lloyd—Shortstop All-District Utility Infielder With the loss of the Seniors pictured here. The 1961 season looms unpredict- able. Eddie Law—Pitcher Won 1, Lost 3 155 Cafeteria Custodians Mrs. Garner and her four helpers; Lee Ethel Graham, Katti Bell, Margaret Williams and Emma Dawson. The cooking department has double troubles for the staff must prepare food for hungry students in two different noon periods. Mr. Yancey has six helpers; Hattie Herndon, Sarah Henderson, Sam Sharp, Eveylena Riley, Joe Castleberry and Willie Mae Sharp. Our efficient janitors clean assigned rooms and work in shifts, the earliest from 7:30 until 4:00 and the latest from noon until 8:30 p.m. A few of the eighteen bus drivers, Mesdames Tompkins, Exley, Wendell, Rochelle, Brown, Jordan, Moseley, and Harkness. Eighteen buses transport eighty-five per cent of NC's students. A group of Key Club Members get together for a picture. Majorettes and Drum Majors Band Sweetheart and Court pose for picture. Scene from Shy Guy1 Freshmen Majorettes 59-60 Senior Majorettes and Drum Major 157 Snaps Rebelcttes and band perform at half-time. Calendar Girls—left to right: Marlyin Butler, Gail Searcy, Pat Mathews, Dixie Payne, Shirley 'Campbell, Wanda Parker, Car- olyn Lee, Sharon Whatley, Carolyn Moore, Rose Thompson, Faye Young, Barbara Watts. The Rebel Seven provides entertainment for many school activities. Left to right: Ronald Tackett, Bobby Golson, Homer Slay, Hank Wakins, Tommy Sheek, Wayne Mosley. The Rebel Steppers take time out to pose. FIRST ROW: Marilyn Hardy, (Head Rebel Stepper), Sunny Flores, Nancy Dennig, Kay Bruce, Mary Jo Hanner, Claudette Hall. SECOND ROW: Shirley Roberts, Gail Chelette, Dixie Payne, Jerry Brent, Sarah Ethridge, Jean Courtney. 158 Everybody's sporting a new football or cheerleader jacket today. FIRST ROW: Kenny Tidwell, Sally Bain, Earlene Gillespie, Sandra Broome, Janet Githens, Nina Adcock, Beth Meares. SECOND ROW: B. H. Weaver, David Nichols, Doyle Mc- Cathern, Cecil Carter, Louis Thacker, Bill Bagwell, Richard PinrUarH HrtwsrH The 1960-61 Homecoming Court. Left to right: Carolyn Moore, Kathy Anthony, Sherry Hall, Janet Githens, Gay Purvis, Gwen Whatley, Jo Lynn Denton, Faye Young, Gail Searcy. WVEPSJ HTav ftE. HODIS? .«lYERSD! •5.TR0DIS7 ,«TEJK!T HE ODr t.751 I Mr. Allison, on one of those rainy days when he was on his way to a meeting at the Central Office in Shreveport. Sandra Groft, Sue Crain, Linda Byerley, and Judy Dominick are caught behind stage the night of the beauty contest. Rebelettes at S.M.U. David McCrary represents a sun- flower at the Miss Christmas contest. Calendar Girls at the Miss Christmas contest. A picture of the beauties in the Miss Christmas contest. Some of the beauties in the Miss Christmas contest. Pep Squad officers pose for a picture. Band Sweetheart attendant Marcy Elder and her father. Band Sweetheart attendant Gay Purvis and her father. 159 Aren't they lovely ! ! ! Tonight's the night! Look at those beautiful legs? Snapshots Not sweating a thing Dixie Payne, Judy Domick, and Barbara Kethley sell a Rebel advertisement to Mr. Drummond of Trees Mercantile. Advertisements SOUTHERN BELL Beot wither lor a wonclerlui luture! CU tlxcrn BeU ORDER BY THIS NUMBER: Southern Bell 61-2 dm i vu cnon COMPANY AnVFRTl SING PRODUCTION ) Otir JotNo. 3121 Proof No. 1 YourJobNo. Date 11-4 0 156 PARKER STRCET. N.W • ATLANTA 13. GA. • PHONE TRmity 5 9611 ) Compliments of WACKERS' 5 AND 10 VIVIAN, LA. Compliments of BELCHER GIN COMPANY, INC. 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OIL COUNTRY — — Tubular Goods Phones 6371 - 6581 SHREVEPORT HOUSTON, TEXAS PHONE CA 5-0471 Box 1791 Phone 42-9900 Shreveport SINGER SEWING MACHINES SINGER sells and services its products only through SINGER SEWING CENTERS, never through dealers or department stores. Look for the famous Red S on the window of your SINGER SEWING CENTER SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 619 Texas Shoes—Bags—Hose F. A. Givens Douglas Givens GIVENS JEWELERS Your Local Class Ring Headquarters 321 Texas St. Phone 42 1650 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Ten to one, he makes it! (Ronnie Brown) C. G. STYRON SHREVEPORT Herff-Jones Class Rings Commencement Announcements COLLEGIATE Caps and Gowns Convenient Service Congratulations, Seniors Compliments of OIL CITY DEPARTMENT STORE BUTLER SON SUPPLY COMPANY OIL CITY, LA. OIL CITY CASH AND CARRY OIL CITY, LA. CRAIG BROTHERS TEXACO SERVICE Phone 6400 OIL CITY, LA. Compliments of TREES MERCANTILE COMPANY INC. Phone 5030 VIVIAN, LA. The Friendliest Store in the Ark-La-Tex! SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Quality Apparel for the Entire Family Tarzan of the Track team. (Jerry Dees) Ladies' Sportswear by Petroleum Tower PHONE 42-46925 SHREVEPORT, LA. Compliments of NORTH HIGHLAND DRUG STORE 3153 North Market Street PHONE 42 4-3251 SHREVEPORT, LA. RAY'S BEAUTY SALON Opal Ray — Owner Freestate Shopping Center PHONE 24733 - SHREVEPORT, LA. UNITED WHOLESALE Jewelers Distributors, Inc. PHONE 42-51596 Crockett and Market Streets P.O. Box 44 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA For Quick and Dependable Service PHONE 6-2131 P.O. BOX 36 Service With a Smile EARL'S GARAGE GILLIAM, LA. ALAMO PLAZA CHICKEN SHACK 1280 N. Market St. SHREVEPORT, LA. On your way into Shreveport stop and eat with us ©he hrmjiort Slimes EIGHTY-EIGHTH YEAR OF LEADERSHIP IN ARK-LA-TEX CADDO TRUST SAVINGS BANK Serving North Caddo Parish Gilliam Belcher 302-04 Texas St. tfcinlvuck SPORTING GOODS, INC. YOUR SPORTS SPECIALISTS” Phone 422 8765 Compliments of DIXIE SEEDS INC. GILLIAM, LA. Compliments of OLD FASHION ICE CREAM Mrs. Mamie Kent, Owner and Operator VIVIAN, LA. G. D. BYRD MERCANTILE Dry Goods — Shoes — Hardware Groceries Radios — Televisions — Refrigerators Your Business Is Appreciated Come In and See Us BELCHER, LA. Compliments to the '61 Seniors WILLIAMSON MOTORS Your Chevrolet Dealer PHONE 5510 VIVIAN, LA. THE AUTO MART Front Wheel Aligning and Balancing General Auto Repair Engine Tune Up PHONES Day 2400 Night 4200 or 9940 VIVIAN, LA. Congratulations From Your Dependable Druggist Rexall DIXIE DRUG COMPANY PHONE 3230 VIVIAN, LA. Dean and Ronnie, third and fourth leg of mile relay Richard and Tommy on first and second leg of mile relay Automotive Parts and Accessories CITY AUTO SUPPLY Phone 5000 108 E. Louisiana St. Nights 7369 VIVIAN, LOUISIANA You just can't beat ELECTRIC SERVICE I Congratulations Seniors '61 FERGUSON GROCERY AND MARKET Nowhere else can you buy so much comfort for so little money. And nowhere else will you find more interest in the wel- fare of school and community than at your friendly electric company. Choice Meats Fresh Vegetables Southwestern PHONE 7750 VIVIAN, LA. Electric Power Co. Congratulations Congratulations ART FLOWER SHOP Owner: Mrs. Dan Baldwin Seniors of 1961 MODERN CLEANERS PHONE 7500 VIVIAN, LA. PHONE 4550 VIVIAN, LA. Compliments of RED RIVER GIN CORPORATION J. D. AAARCOM SERVICE AND SUPPLY GILLIAM, LA. TILLEY'S Ready-Mix Concrete Bulk Frac Sand Bulk Oil Well Cement Oil Well Cementing Esso Service Center For Complete Car Service PHONE 5310 VIVIAN, LA. Office Phone 6-2301 Nite Phone 6-2681 GILLIAM, LA. Got Tom, Go! (Tommy Robertson) WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE L. H. Burns, Owner GEO. WILLIAMS FORD CO. Your Friendly Ford Dealer VIVIAN, LA. PHONE 6060 VIVIAN, LA. OIL CITY MOTORS, INC. Congratulations, J. M. BUSTER GANT Senior Rebels Telephone 6611-6612 RUDY'S RADIO SHOP Oil City, Louisiana VIVIAN, LA. Members of the Camp Intramural Touch Football Team Specializing in Color — Black and White DRUMMOND'S STUDIO SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Architectural Advertising Commercial Industrial Portraits Weddings HOUSTON CANDY VENDING SERVICE Compliments of ''Fresh Candy Our Specialty' 5300 Dixie Garden Dr. Telephone Un. 421 6543 H. A. BELL Your Amoco Dealer BELCHER, LA. Compliments of Compliments of S. C. HARDWARE GRO. BELCHER, LA. ROBERTS GRO. FOUNTAIN HO-AAADE RODESSA, LA. Compliments of HARPER DOSSETT LUMBER COMPANY 1015 Grimmett Dr. Phone 42-4-1461 TWITCHELL OIL AND GAS Say Fina Look, Mom! I can fly (Deane McKinley) Compliments of FLOURNOY JEWELERS 519 Marshall St. SHREVEPORT, LA. EL CHICO RESTAURANT 2127 Greenwood Rd. Genuine Mexican and American Dishes Open 7 Days a Week PHONE 42-35227 SHREVEPORT, LA. Hand Cleaning Our Specialty Dry Cleaning 835 N. Market St. Phone 2-883.1 SHREVEPORT, LA. HOLLIS C. BOB BEESON Naw! I can't do it (Richard Pinckard) DAVIS TIRES WIZARD BATTERIES WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE W. C. Burr, Owner OIL CITY, LA. DIAL 6562 Compliments of NORTH CADDO SPORTING CENTER VIVIAN, LA. PHONE 2460 Compliments of GARY DRILLING COMPANY OIL CITY, LA. Compliments of NATHAN'S 5c 10c and OIL CITY FURNITURE COMPANY OIL CITY, LOUISIANA HALL'S MEN AND BOYS' SHOP North Caddo's Only Men's Store 5' 6 , at last! (David Nichols) CADDO PINE ISLAND CORPORATION Phone 6426 OIL CITY LOUISIANA Congratulations DAVIS GIFT JEWELRY PHONE 5550 VIVIAN, LA. Bottled under outhorify of TK« Coca-Cola Company by AAR. LYNN'S STUDIOS Central Casting for Motion Pictures — TV — Photography Local and National Assignments for Fashion Shows and Television Productions Top Flight Training Known From Coast to Coast New York and Hollywood Techniques Town House SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Our Congratulations to NORTH CADDO HIGH SCHOOL and to THE REBELS May you excel both in your studies and sports, and always be proud of your high school days. AYERS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Town House SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA VIVIAN LUMBER COMPANY Serving the Ark-La-Tex Area Over 48 Years EGGLESTON MERCANTILE OIL CITY, LOUISIANA Compliments of WAKEA THEATRE VIVIAN, LA. WILSON BROTHERS' FURNITURE G. E. Appliances PHONE 6280 VIVIAN, LA. KIBLER f IS] INSURANCE 1 YOUR MnJrptndrnr 1 Insurant' AGENT M AGENCY General Insurance Service A courteous driver is a safe driver PHONE 8129 VIVIAN, LA. SAFETY SERVICE SATISFACTION Compliments of SPLIT NICHOL GROCERY OIL CITY, LA. It was hard, wasn't it, Joe? (Joe Harwell) Compliments of WELCH TV AND RADIO SERVICE Phone 4769 VIVIAN, LA. Fine Furniture BAUER HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COMPANY Visit Our Gift Department VIVIAN, LA. I ' fe f |H V V Ha I 3 H f m v k I H. L. ABRAMS OIL CITY IRON AND SUPPLY Dealer in Scrap Iron and Metal Phone 6561 OIL CITY, LA. Let's start over! (Jim Moore) Compliments of McDowell cook VIVIAN, LA. Compliments of T. W. GREER PHARMACY OIL CITY, LA. Compliments of MONTY'S ELECTRIC MOTOR WORKS L. G. Monty Teutsch BOX 697 OIL CITY, LA. Phone 6572 PHILLIP'S 5c TO $1.00 STORE Phil Kottle, Owner VIVIAN, LA. MANNERS STORE 2 Miles North of Hosston GENERAL MERCHANDISE Route 1, Ida, La. NICHOLS Dusting Spraying Service Seeding—Fertilizing Defoliating D. F. NICHOLS and H. D. NICHOLS Phones 7-2191 7-2193 HOSSTON, LA. I Br JnM it I 1 � i PIGGLY WIGGLY WE GIVE S H GREEN STAMPS Vivian, La. Compliments of IDA GASOLINE COMPANY IDA, LOUISIANA WYNN'S GROCERY AND MARKET Phone 7-2121 Box 338 HOSSTON, LA. DENNISON'S GROCERY AND MARKET 2 Miles North of Hosston CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS the fresher refresher Orientation Day at WERE LONG ON SERVICE VIVIAN BRANCH North Caddo. Congratulations, '61 Senior Rebels RUDY'S RADIO SHOP Vivian, La. Compliments of ANDERSON'S General Merchandise RODESSA, LA. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made REBELS