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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1967 volume:

Zlte Rebel 1967 Worth Caddo High School Vivian, Louisiana Patsy Wynn ....... Peggy Wynn ....... Larry Hernandez . . Nedra Newby ...... Mrs. Varie Elder . . Mr. William Jordan ......... Editor Associate Editor .........Manager ......... Artist ........ Advisor . . . Ad Advisor Our Coat Of Arms Our new Coat of Arms was designed and drawn by Tammy Matthews, a ’66 N. C. graduate. It was then adopted by the student body. It represents the many phases of student life that take place during the four years they spend in high school. The Charge on the Shield represents the Confederate Battle Flag of 1865 which is, also, the North Caddo High School Rebel Battle Flag used by the school from its founding day in 1955. This flag consist of thirteen stars running diagonal; seven stars running from the Dexter Chief Canton to the Sinister Canton of Base and seven stars running from the Sinister Chief Canton to the Dexter Canton of Base; the Fess Point being the center star. The Chief Honor Point of the shield holds the symbol “NC”, interlocking, which signifies the name of the school—North Caddo High School. In the Base Point is the lamp, a symbol of learning, of knowledge, of enlightenment, of eternity and everlasting; of foe to ignorance and superstition; of liberty and pursuit of human happiness; of humility and modesty of guidance. The Dexter Flank is Mercury’s Winged foot, the symbol of athletics; sportsman- ship; high ideas and ethics in competitive competition. The Sinister Flank is the lyre, which is the symbol of music, of fine arts: of appre- ciation; and of culture. The Crest overlooking the Shield is the mascot figure head of the ‘'Rebel Soldier” representing the chief confederacy. This signifies tradition in the deep South. To the school it represents the tradition and spirit of the fighting North Caddo High School Rebels. On each side of the rebel mascot, oak leaves representing the strength and integrity of the students who have gone through North Caddo High School. The founding date of North Caddo High School is 1955. Below the Base of the Shield is a motto ribbon with the Latin inscription that reads, “UNITAS—CONSOLIDATIO—EDUCATIO” translated it means “UNITY-CON- SOLIDATION—EDUCATION”. This inscription is the motto that North Caddo 2 High School students strive to live by in their days at school as well as on through life. We pause 'mid the wonders and beauty of life and the magic of science, to bring forth these pages of the golden moments of time just past. Although the events are now past history, they will become an integral part of the memories of North Caddo High School. It is our wish to walk again the paths of achievement, fun. beautv. and skill. We. • • - the REBEL STAFF, set them before you. Come, go with us! . s , , «ri- ft • . ''i 4« v-V, Memory is a fragile thing—A bee’s honey and its sting! Newton Dedication It is an honor to pay tribute to one who has become such a genu- ine part of North Caddo High School. Her interest in her stu- dents and her eagerness to help them have endeared her to all who have come under her influence. Be- cause she means so much to so many, we the Rebel Staff dedicate the 1967 REBEL to Mrs. Olga Williams. Left: Mrs. Williams gives scien- tific supervision. Right: Mrs. Williams lends a help- ing hand. .♦ . • , ■ . ■ ■ v ■ mmtm Devotional Qroup The Devotional Group is a group of students who meet voluntarily each morning before classes to be- gin their day with spiritual in- spiration. Devotional Leader—TERR HARRIST Assistant—JERRY PUTNAM Sincere devotion to God is displayed each morning in “Devotional”. Sponsor MRS. HAZEL BARRON 7 Defending State AA Champions Company Front exit by Band Rebel Band at half-time Extended Block executed by N.C. Band their sweetheart The North Caddo Band halts after half-time show The band waits to play for These are N C’s Cheerleaders? Half-time at a victory game 14 The Rebel Steppers are a group of pep squad members who dance at various functions through- out the year such as ball games, pep rallies, and talent shows. They are chosen from the mem- bership in the spring by the graduating Rebel Steppers and the sponsors. Each summer they at- tend camp at S.M.U. and learn more dances. Rebel Steppers The Spanish classroom has been further brightened by the addition of this paint- ing, THE PYRAMID OF THE SUN. The work was done by Tammy Matthews, a 1966 graduate. The Senoritas are Rosemary Matthews, Carol Hartzo and Theresa Butler. Art class works on various projects. Home Economics I begins making dresses. Mr. Dwight M. Brown, Jr. our new Gen. Science Chemistry teacher is explaining how the earth tilts on its axis. Wanda Killian shows her poster to a Gen. Science class. Mr. Jordan instructs typing class. These clerical practice girls, Carla Smith, Robye Parker, Sara Shelton, Mimi Guess, complete one of many jobs done for the teachers. 17 MMimstration £ faculty They teach us that we learn best by doing. 19 MR. JAMES ALLISON. Counselor Some years ago Mr. Allison stated that one of his favorite poems was “A Prayer,” by Jean Brenne- man. It contains some of the best advice if you will make it your own: That I may grow a little braver to face life’s trials and never waver From high ideals that I have made. To face life squarely, unafraid. That I might yet more patient be with those, who faltering, lean on me. To profit by mistakes I’ve made, and let them from my memory fade. That I may always faithful be to those who put their trust in me. For these, dear heavenly Lord, I pray, that I may Prove worthwhile today. 22 MR. JERRY ARLEDGE Track Coach Freshman Coach Assist. Football Coach MR. BOBBY ASHLEY Assist. Basketball, Football and Baseball Coach MR. KENNETH BARRETT Head Coach Social Studies MRS. HAZEL BARRON Mathematics MR. BENNY BRADY Librarian MR. TOLLY BURNS Agriculture MR. MAX BUTLER English Speech MR. CHARLES CASKEY Band MR. GROVER COLVIN Assist. Track and Football Coach MR. JIM CREIGHTON Industrial Arts MRS. VARIE ELDER Clerical Practice Shorthand Typewriting MR. BOB FERRINGTON Choir 24 MRS. INDA GARNER Cafeteria MRS. AMY GLEASON English Latin MRS. MARY LANE GRAY Science MR. JOE HENDRICKSON Mathematics MR. JOE HICKS Driver Education MR. HARRY HINES English MRS. AUDREY JONES History MR. WILLIAM JORDAN Bookkeeping Typewriting MISS MYRA KIMMONS Spanish MR. OWENS LeBLEU Social Studies MRS. JUDY LOGAN English MR. CHARLES McKENZIE Mathematics 25 MRS. CORINNE McKenzie English Mathematics MISS MARTHA MASON Girls’ PE MRS. LOU VESTA MELDER Home Economics MR. GLENN OAKES Chemistry Physics MISS GENEVA SALESMAN Art MR. JIM SIMMONS History Basketball MR. BILL PENDERGRASS Industrial Arts MRS. SANDRA PERRY Girls’ PE MISS LOLA PETERSON English MRS. OLGA WILLIAMS Biology MR. J. B. YANCY Custodian MRS. KAY YOUNG English 26 Classes I find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving. 27 Goethe 'SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Limy Hernandez. President Carolyn Moseley, Vice President Joy Ray-rson, Secretary Nancw Fjjrks. Reporter JACKIE WAYNE ADCOCK: FFA Pres, 4H 3. Track 3, Star Farmer. Nat. FFA Representative; Art Club, Intramurals. ANTOINETTE ADGER: Varsity Cheer- leader 3, Freshman Cheerleader, Rebel Choir 2, 4H, Beauty, Calendar Girl, Home- Coming Court, Spanish Club. PATRICIA ANN AKERS: Rebel Sales Mgr., Rebel Ad Staff Mgr., Rebel Staff 3, Home Ec. Club Reporter, Home Ec. Club 4, Home Ec. Girl of the Month 2, Rebel- ettes 1, Alt. Rebelette Drummer, Office Worker, Devotional Group 2, Library Club 2, Freshman Choir, Intramurals 4. DEANNA LYNN ANTHONY: Student Council Senior Senator, Home Ec. FHA 3, Secretary FHA 1, Pep Squad 1, Girls Sports Club 1, Intramurals. HARRY LYNN AVANT: Delegate Pelican Boys State, Student Council Senator, Quill and Scroll, Pres; Southern Accent, Math Club Reporter, Basketball 4, Baseball 1. LARRY WAYNE BANKS: FFA 3, Ind. Arts 3. JIMMIE VERNELL BATTS: Choir 3, Art Club 1, Art Club V. Pres. 1, Outstanding Jr., Jr. Play, Library Club, Art Club 2, Head Drummer 1, Pep Squad 3. MICHAEL STARING BECK: Varsity Foot- ball 2, Rebel of the Year, Sportsmanship; Track 2, Key Club 1, Outstanding Senior, Band 3, Fr. Basketball, Intramurals. PATSY NELL BECKHAM: Fr. Choir 1, Mixed Choir 1, Art Club, Office Worker, Intramurals. JUDITH ANN BRIDGES: Home Ec. Club, Art Club Reporter, Girls Sports Club, In- tramurals. NORMAN DWAYNE BRYANT: National Honor Society, Math Club, V. Pres.; Span- ish Club 2, Student Council 1, Intramurals. 29 NANCY LOUISE BURKS: Student Coun- cil, Home Ec. 2, Home Ec. Treasurer, Girl of the Month in Home Ec. Club, Future Nurses Club 2, Future Nurses Club Vice President, Intermurals, Junior Play, Senior Class Rep., Southern Accent Staff, Art Club. BENJAMIN DOW BURNEY: Track, Choir, 4-H. ELLEN RUTH BUTLER: Soloist Rebel Choir 3, Band 1, Art Club, All-State Chorus 2, Freshman Majorette, Devotional Coun- cil, Creative Writing Club, Spanish Club 3, V. Pres. 2, Student Council Play. Sr. Play. ROMONA DARLENE BUTLER: Student Council President, Student Council Senator, Delegate to Pelican Girl’s State, National Honor Society, Rebel Choir 2, Homecom- ing Court, Outstanding Senior Girl, Latin Club 2, Pep Squad 1, Junior Play, Devo- tional Council. WANDA ANN CARLISLE: Pep Squad 4, Pep Squad Sec., Choir 3, Girls Sports Club. ROSEMARY REID CHILES: Rebel Choir 1, Choir 2, Art Club 1, Calendar Girl I, FTA 1, 4-H 1, Intramurals, Band 2, Span- ish Club 1, Girls Sports Club 1. SUSAN CLEMENTS: Freshman Cheerlead- er, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Rebel Choir 2, Freshman Choir, Mixed Chorus 1, Spanish Club 2, Homecoming Court 2, National Honor Society, Beauty 3, Calendar Girl 1, Intramurals, Student Council 2, Student Council Senator and Vice President, Junior Class Senator, Girls’ State Alternate, Girls’ Sports Club. TONI KAY COLLIER: Choir 3, Spanish 3, Pep Squad 2, Pep Squad Vice President, Girls’ State, National Honor Society, Youth Appreciation Award, Jr. Play, Intramurals. LETA JEAN COLLINS: Crisco Award, FHA 4, Future Nurses Club 4, Nurses Club President 2, Band 2, Spanish Club 1, Intra- murals 3, Alternate Girls’ State, Rebel Ad Staff 2, Rebel Sales Manager 1, 4-H 4, 4-H Officer 2, Office Worker 2. ALLEN LEE COOK: Key Club, Band, Track. Industrial Arts, Science Club. MICHAEL MARK CORNELIUS: Fresh- man Football, Spanish Club, Band 4, In- dustrial Arts Club, Intramurals. ROBERT BARTON CORNWELL: Football 3, Baseball, Track, Choir 3, 4-H Club. 30 JAMES DAVID COURTNEY: Basketball 1, Track 1, 4H Club 2, Future Farmers of America 3, Track Intramurals. PATRICIA ANN CRAIN: Drum Majorette, Freshman Majorette, Band 4, First Chair Drummer 3, Band Sergeant, Band Sweet- heart Senior Attendant, Stage Band, Junior Play, Girls Sport Club 2. FTA 1, 4H 1, In- tramurals. JAMES A. CROWSON: Engineer Club 4, Math Club 1, Track 1, Choir 1, Baseball 1. CAROLYN CARLEEN DAVIS: Art Club 2, Library Club 1, Intramurals 4, Band 3, Freshman Majorette 1, Home Ec. Club 1, 4H 2. ANGELA DEEMER: Student Council, Choir 4, Art Club 3, Calendar Girl, 4h Club, Intramurals. EDDIE ROY DEEMER: Choir 1, FFA 1, Industrial Arts 2. JIMMY PARDUE DEMPSEY: Industrial Arts Club 3, FFA, V. Pres. 3; Spanish Club 1, Basketball Intramurals. Football Intra- murals, 1st, 2nd, 3rd Track Intramurals; 440 Relay Record. Football 1. WILLARD DEMPSEY EDWIN JACK ELDER: National Honor Society, V. Pres.; Pelican Boys’ State Al- ternate, Math Club, N. C. Math Team, Band 4, Band Council, Key Club 3, Spanish Club 1 2, Intramurals. HELEN DIANE FERGUSON: National Honor Society; DAR Award, Homecoming Court 4, Homecoming Queen 1, Cheerlead- er 4, Head Cheerleader 1, Choir 4. Rebel Choir 3, Beauty 3, Class Favorite 3, Pelican Girls’ State Alternate, Calendar Girl. FRANCES NELL FESTERVAND: Spanish Club 3, Sec.-Treas.; Library Club 2, Intra- murals. JUDITH ANN FESTERVAND: Choir 4, Pep Squad 2, Rebelstepper 1, Art Club, Southern Accent Staff, Reporter; Girls Sports Club, 4H, Intramurals. 31 PATRICIA MILLICENT FLANAGAN: Choir, 3; Pep Squad, 2 MICHAEL CLYDE FLEENER: Science Club; Speech Club; Parliamentary Law Team; Agriculture, 3; Football Ind. Arts Club JOHNNY HUGH FLEMMONS: Basket- ball 4; Track; Devotional Council; Latin Club, Pres; Key Club, 2; Rebel Choir, 2; Sophomore Pari.; Rebel Staff, 2; Boys State, Alt.; Football, 1 DANNY LOUIE FLORES: Football, 4; Baseball, 4; Basketball, 3; Spanish Club; Speech Club; Key Club; Fresh Treas.; Band, 3; Southern Accent; BRENDA GAIL FLOYD: Choir, 3; Home Economics Club; Rebel Ad Staff; Intra- murals LARRY JO GANDY: Choir, 2; Rebel Choir, 2; Social Chairman, Boys Quartet PEGGY DAWN GIDDENS: FHA, 4, Tres., Pres.; 4-H, 4, Sec, V. Pres, Pres; Spanish Club, '3; Girls Sport Club; Nat’l Honor Society; Intramurals PHILLIP DALE GILL: Football, 2; Track, 1; Choir, 3 Intramurals; Baseball, 1 MARVIN LEE GREER, JR.: Key Club, Pres.; Boys State Delegate; Jr. Class Pres.; Soph. V. Pres.; Devotional Council; Math Club; Latin Club; 4-Club; Football, Mgr.; Art Club; Science Fair CATHY REBECCA GRIFFITH; Cheerlead- er, 2; Girls Sports Club; Pep Squad, 3; Intramurals; Art Club; Choir, 3 DONNY GUESS: Football, 2; Choir, 2; FFA, 1; Ind. Arts, 2 MARILYN NELL GUESS; Pep Squad, 2; Choir, 3; Rebel, 1; Calendar Girl; Intramurals; Girls Sports Club 32 HARRY GLEN GUIN: Football, 2; Basket- ball; Track, 2; Baseball MICHAEL DAVID GUIN: Fresh. Class Re- porter; Band, 2; Choir, 1; Rebel Choir; Art Club, Pres; Science Club; Intramurals ROBERT LEN HAIGHT: Exchange from Texarkana, Mansfield; Track; Agriculture, 2; FFA, President CHARLES DENNIS HALL: Football, 4; Mr. Rebel; Fresh. Soph. Pres; Track, 2; Baseball; Basketball; Key Club, 4; V. Pres.; Outstanding Soph.; Latin Club, 2; Choir, 2; Student Council, 2 JAMES F. HALL, JR.: Basketball, 4; Boys State, Alt.; Math Club; Band, 4; Track; Spanish I FRANKIE HARGETT: Cheerleader, 2; Choir, 1; Rebel Choir, 3; Pep Squad, 3; Spanish Club, 2, Treas. CAROLYN DIANE HARRIS: Library Club, 1; FHA, 1 TERENCE JAY HARRIST: Devotional Leader; Basketball, 4; Junior, Senior Class Favorite; National Honor Society; Pelican Boys State, Delegate; Youth Appreciation; Key Club, 2, Board of Directors; Soph. Class Treas.; Band, 3; Track, 3; Latin Club, 3; Math Club; Speech Club JAMES COLVIN HEAD: FFA; Art Club; Ind. Arts Club DON WAYNE HEMPERLEY: National Honor Society; Engineering Club; Math Club; Spanish Club II; Art Club LARRY WAYNE HERNANDEZ: National Honor Society; Pelican Boys State, Dele- gate; Senior Class President; Junior Sena- tor; Student Council, 2; Track, 4, Captain; Spanish Club I, II, Reporter; Rebel Staff, Manager; Junior Play; Junior Executive Council; Art Club; Art Club; Science Fair; Intramurals ADONNA LYNN HICKS: Soph. Class Fa- vorite; Rebel Stepper, 3, Head; Fresh, Soph, Jr Sec.; Calendar Girl; Choir, 4; Pep Squad, 4; Cheerleader, 1; Girls Sports Club; Southern Accent Staff; Intramurals 33 BEVERLY ANN HOLSTED: Choir, 3; Library Club, Pres., Sec-Treas.; FHA; Out- standing Librarian; Intramurals JUDY ANN HOSS: Pep Squad 4; Choir, 3; Art Club; Rebelstepper; Cheerleader, 1; Girls Sports Club; Southern Accent Staff HENRY BENJAMIN HOUSE: Choir, 3; FFA, Pres. V. Pres.; Engineering Club; Ind Arts Club; Baseball, 1; Intramurals ROBERT HARRISON HUCKLEBRIDGE: Key Club, 3; Devotional Council; Spanish Club, I; Math Club; National Honor So- ciety; Football, 3; Track, 3; Intramurals SHARON LEA IDOM: Pep Squad, 3; Choir, 3; Spanish, III; V. Pres; Calendar Girl, 1; Girls Sport Club; Intramurals TWYLLA LYNN JACKSON: FHA, 4; Choir, 1; Library Club, 2; Intramurals JOHN PIERCE JONES: National honor Society; Basketball, 4; Devotional Coun- cil; Math Club; Track, 2; Football, 2; PAMELA ANN JONES: Art Club, 3; Span- ish I; FHA; Library Club, Sec-Tres; Out- standing Librarian FREDDIE ALLEN KEENER: FFA, 4; Football, 2; Art Qub, 2; Intramurals KATHRYN DIANE KELLY: National Hon- or Society, Sec-Tres; Rebel Staff; Pep Squad, Drummer; Spanish, II; Business Leadership Conference; Intramurals; Transfer Bangor, Maine, Library Club; Latin Club; FAS, Archery BENNY FLETCHER KRUMNOW: Band, 4; Officer; Track, 3; 4-H, 3; Engineering Club. 1; Ind. Arts Club, Intramurals NELDA FAYE LOTT: Nurses Club, 1; FHA, 2; Ad Staff Choir, 4; Girls Sports Club; Intramurals 34 GEORGIA RHUENE MALLOY: Out- standing Librarian 2 yrs. Home Ec. Club, 3, V. Pres.; Library Club, 4; Nurses Club; Voting Del. at LTLA SUSAN ELAINE MAXWELL: Miss Rebel; Rebel Choir, 3, Pres.; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Court, 3; Football Queen; National Honor Society; All State Chorus; Key Club Sweetheart; Beauty, 3; Outstand- ing Freshman Sophomore; Student Coun- cil, 2; Math Club; Spanish Club 2; Intra- murals JACQUELYN MAY: National Honor So- ciety; Spanish Club; Latin Club; V. Pres.; Girls State Alt.; Art Club; Intramurals VICKI CAROLYN McCATHRAN: Pep Squad, 4 yrs.; Nurse Club, 2 yrs.; 4H Club, 1; Choir, 3 yrs.; Intramurals; Junior Play; Art Club; Girls Sports Club; Spanish Club; REBECCA ANN McGEE: Devotional Group; Library Club; Home Economics Club; Intramurals; LTLA LARRY CLINTON McKINNEY: National Honor Society, Pres.; Boys State Delegate; Key Club; Spanish Club; Track; Assistant Drum Major; Band 4; Band Captain; Math Club; Spanish II Award MARVIN DREW McKINNEY: Key Club, 4; Band, 4; Devotional Council; Choir JERRY McLAUGHLIN: Choir, 3 LOUIS RAY MEDLIN: Art Club; FFA; Intramurals RICHARD HILTON MEDLIN: FFA, 3; Ind. Arts, 2 4-H. 2; Art Club; Track CYNTHIA SUE METHVIN: Pep Squad, President; Pelican Girls State, Delegate; National Honor Society; Choir, 3; Rebel Choir; Southern Accent Staff; Pep Squad, 4; Spanish Club, I, II; Girls Sports Club DAVID NATHENIAL MIDYETT: Art Club, 2; Ad Staff; Choir, 1; Devotional Council, 1; Intramurals 35 RHUENE MALLOY: MARY JEANNETH MILLER: Art Club; Office Work, 1; JUDITH DIANNE MOON: Rebel Ad Staff, 2; Rebel Ad Staff Sales Manager, 1; Nurses Club, 3; Candy Stripers, 2; F.H.A., 3; De- votional Group, 1; Office Worker, 3; Fresh- man Choir. WANDA FAYE MOORE: Choir, 3; Home Ec. Club; Rebel Ad Staff CAROLYN ROSE MOSELEY: Pelican Girls State Delegate; National Honor So- ciety; Rebel Choir Choir, 4; Pep Squad, 4; Rebel Stepper, 2; Art Club; Spanish Club, I; Jr., Sr. Class V. Pres.; Beauty; Girls Sports Club ROBERT L. NANCE, III: Pelican Boys State Delegate; National Honor Society; Key Club, 2; Math Award; 4-H 4, Pres.; Math Club; Ind. Arts Club; Choir, 2; Intramurals NEDRA NANETTE NEWBY: Southern Accent, Editor; Quill and Scroll; Rebel Staff; Art Club; Pep Squad, 3; Latin Club; Intramurals DONALD RICHARD NICHOLS: Ind. Arts Club, 4 Intramurals DONALD JOSEPH OWENS: FFA, 4; Ind. Arts, 3 CHARLES ANDERSON PACE: Band, 4; Officer, 1st Chair; Latin Club; Baseball, 2; Science Club; Choir, 1; ROBYE PARKER: Spanish Club, I; FHA, 2; Intramurals JOY JANE PATTERSON: National Honor Society; F.H.A., 2, V. Pres.; Sr. Class Sec.; Choir, 4; Girls Sports Club; Intramurals 36 BETTY JANE PEARCE: Math Club, Latin Club 2, La. Tech. Pilot Program, Devo- tional Group, FHA 2, Future Teachers As- sociation. DENNIS CARLTON PHELPS: Football 4, Track 1, Key Club 3, Intramurals 1, South- ern Accent, Student Council. ROBERT EUGENE PINE MARY TOM PITTS: National Honor So- ciety 2, FHA, Home Ec. 2, Songleader 1; Rebel Choir 2, Sec.-Treas. 1; FTA 2, Intra- murals 4, 4H 2, Chorus 3, Girls Sports Club 1, Spanish 2, Devotional Group 1. LYNDA CAROL PLAYER: Band 1, Chorus 1, ’67 Betty Crocker Girl of the Year, FHA 2, Parliamentarian; Junior Play, Southern Accent Staff, Rebel Ad Staff. LARRY GLYNN POWELL: FFA 3, Choir 1, Football, Intramurals 1. SALLY LEA PROCELLA: Home Ec. Club, Library Club, Intramurals. SUSAN CHRISTINE PYLE: Band 4, Nurses Club 3, V. Pres. 1; Devotional Group 1, Home E. Club 2, Intramurals 4. PEGGY DIANNE RHYNE: Pep Squad 2, Nurses Club 1, Candy Striper 1, Home Ec. Club 2, Library Club 1, Spanish Club 2, Office Worker 1, Intramurals 4, Girls Sports Club, Outstanding Librarian 1. GARY WAYNE ROBERTS: Band 3, Sci- ence Club, Art Club, 4H Club, Spanish 1, Football 1, Intramurals; Stage Band CHARLES GARY ROBINSON: Football, 4; Baseball, 1; Track, 1; Key Club; Band, 4 4-H; Intramurals; Science Fair; Science Fair DAVID SESSUM 37 CHARLES EDWARD SHAFFER: Choir, 1; Rebel Choir, 2; Key Club; Spanish Club I; Ind. Arts Club; Intramurals ROY LYNN SHANE: Basketball, 4; Track, 1; Rebel Choir, 1; Choir, 2; Student Coun- cil; Senator; Ind. Arts Club; Boys State, Alternate ANITA SHARP GARY LAMAR SHELTON: FFA, 3; Ind. Arts Club, 2; Track, 1 GLADYS SARA SHELTON: FHA, 3; Choir; Intramurals JERRY SIBERT CARLA GAYLE SMITH: Band, 4; Sweet- heart, majorette, 4; Head; Stage Band; Choir, 2; FTA, 2; 4-H, 2; Girls Sports Club, 2; Band Attendant, Sergeant CYNTHIA MARGERET SMITH: Choir; Beauty; Art Club; Spanish Club; Intra- murals GLINDA GAYLE SMITH: Business Lead- ership Conference; Choir, 3; Pep Squad; 2; Speech Club; Girls Sport Club; Intra- murals JOE EDWARD SMITH: Band, 4; Stage Band, 2; Engineering Club; Spanish Club; Intramurals KENNETH WAYNE SMITH: Track, 1; Basketball, 1; Baseball, 1; FFA, 2; Ind. Arts Club; Spanish Club; Intramurals SEALS SAMUEL SPEER, JR.: Choir, 3; Rebel Choir; Football, 1; Track, 1 SHIRLEY GENE SPRAYBERRY: Nat’l Honor Society; Pep Squad, 4, Treas; Choir, 3; Southern Accent Staff; BLC; FHA, 1; Girls Sports Club 38 GLORIA STAHL: FHA, 2; Library Club; Devotional Group JENNIE CARLENE STARLING: FHA, 2; Office Worker; Science Fair; Devotional Group BILL STARRET: Football, 1, Track, 1 SONIA TERESA STEPHENSON: Pep Squad, 4; Spanish, 3; Library Club; Choir, 1; Science Fair, 1 JUDY LYNN TEAGER: Choir, 2; FHA, Intramurals HENRY EARWON TEER, JR.: Football, 1; Baseball, 1; Track, 1; Choir, 4; Rebel Staff; FFA JAMES WEBESTER TEER: Choir, 3 FFA, 3; Intramurals DARRELL LEON THOMAS: FFA JHONNY DOYLE TOLBERT: Choir, 3; Intramurals PATRICIA LYNN TREADWAY: Choir, 4; Office Worker; Speech Club, Sec.; Intra. DAVID WAYNE VICKERS: Math Club, Treas; FFA, Treas, pari.; Football, 2; In- tramural Speech Club EDWIN EUGENE WALLS: FFA, V. Pres; Band Manager; Spanish Club, 1; Intra- murals; Football, 1; Baseball, 1 NINA JANE WALTERS: Choir, 3; Art Club; Pep Squad, 2; Intramurals 39 DONNIE WAYNE WARD: Choir, I; Rebel Choir, 3; V. Pres; Track, 3; Intramural PHILLIP DANIEL WARREN: Math Club; Science Club; Baseball, 1 CLIFFORD RAY WEST, III: Baseball, 3; Pelican Boys State, Alt; Student Council; Sr. Senator; Math Club, Pres.; Science Club; Engineering Club BENNIE GEARLD WILDER: 4-H; FFA, 4; V. Pres DANIEL WAYNE WEST: Choir, 2; FFA, 3; Ind. Arts Club, 3 MARCARET WHATLEY: Library Club; FHA, 1 ROGER WIGGINS: Baseball, 1; Art Club; Jr. Play MARGARET ANN WILLIAMS SHARON KAY WILSON: Calendar Girl; Pep Squad, 4, Head Drummer; Spanish Club, 2; Speech Club; Rebel Ad Staff; Girls Sports Club; Intramurals MADIELEE WITHERS: RICKY CLAY WRIGHT: Football, 4; Track, 2; Choir, 3; Rebel Choir, 1; PATSY KAY WYNN: Yearbook, Editor; Pelican Girls State Delegate; Pep Squad, 4, Drummer; Southern Accent Staff; Quill and Scroll, 2; National Honor Society; Calendar Girl; Spanish Club, I; Rebel Choir, 2; Girls Sports Club BUTCH WYNN 40 Is it that bad?????? Miss Pat Crain SMILE, you’re on Candid Camera!!!!!!!!!! i What’s so funny?????? Mike, why are you so sad??? 41 Hank Adger Cynthia Aiken Horace Allborty Jerry Allen Kay Anthony Bill Atkins Dan Baldwin Stephanie Ballard Suzanne Bamburg Lonnie Banks Cathy Bonds Elaine Booker John Born Mike Boy ter Cecil Broome Lois Burney Eddie Burns Kathleen Carter Benny Cash Dennis Chandler Karen Clay Bill Clements Jimmy Cline Nancy Colvin Carol Connell 43 Gail Cooper Cheryl Crowson Ronald Crye David Darnell Dane Dunagin Cecil Dupree Larry Dupree Brenda Emmons Jimmy Farmer Dewey Farmer Ray Festervan JeanieFleener Robert Fletcher Susie French James Fuligum Tommy Gandy Bruce Gibson Greg Goodwin Ann Goss Cleve Graves Nancy Green Pam Gryder Larry Guin Sherry Hale 44 Lonnie Hardy Patty Hardy Nancy Haughton Faye Heard Bonnie Herring Tommy Herring Carolyn Holland Tressie Holland Connie Holt Eldon Honeycutt Mary Irvin Linda Ivey Susie Idom Tammy Jeter Mary Kelly David Kirby Charlotte Kirk Myma Latham Randy Little Carol Logan David Luce Greg McConnel Danny Me Crary David McCrary 45 Archie McDurmond Sharon McGee John McKellar Randall McLeod Mike McNamara Henry Malloy Kathleen Malone Art Mallot Frances Marroquin Mary Miller Jim Moore Larry Moore Kathy Moore Mike Newby Becky Nichols Sharon Nickols A Aihdfk Dale Nix Toni Norris Steve Owens Penny Page Bubha Phelps Sonny Pittman Ann Pitts Sandra Pray 46 Ronnie Prestridge Jerry Putman Ricky Quillian Hazel Richards Betsy Roberts Judy Rogers Lynn Ryan Kathy Sanders Diane Sarter Doug Self Judy Sartor Sue Sirmons Dottie Shafer David Shepherd Melvin Shoemaker Patsy Shores Carol Smith Delbert Smith Jan Smith Harry Smith 47 Danny Stanberry Ronnie Stevens Reba Stevens Donald Stewart Jane Sullivan Judy Swearingen Wanda Thomas Brenda Thompson Yvonne Tyson Ann Vaughn Judy Vick Carol Visio Ronnie Walker Charles Warren Kathy Weaver Becky Webb Roselind Webb Vicki West Janie Williams Jeanie Williams Travis Williams Stanley Williamson Ottice Willoughby Richard Woodell Peggy Wynn Brenda Yancy Larry Young 43 Calendar Sales Winners, Pam Gryder and Peggy Wynn ... and the interviews are murder! One of our local stars? Chosen at the Valentine Dance Were “Mr. Miss Cupid” Steve Owens and Stephanie Gray Mrs. Williams explains the Biology exhibit at the carnival. 49 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFI T r . 'j,. • Jani -Hoss, President Layne Alexander Billy Allen Wynell Allen Glenn Anthony Jerry Arnold Tim Baldwin Brenad Barlow Ginger Barnett Jimmy Barr Nora May Batts Virginia Beebe Billy Belk Walter Bonds Lonnie Bonds Patricia Boyett Billy Bridges Briery Leonard Toni Brittain Darlene Brown Judy Brown Buster Brown Lamar Bryant Clifford Burrell Theresa Bulter 51 Kathy Dring Quinn Dupree Deborah Durham Jeannie Eakin Lee Roy Farmer Roger Feilds Troyce Fcstervand Glenda Fitts Susan Floyd Tommy Floyd 52 Sandra Fuller Mary George John Gibson Priscilla Gibson Joyce Goss Sandra Graves Catherine Gregoria Danny Griffin La Nell Griffin Jane Groft Carol Hartzo Brenda Harvey Wade Haughton Jimmy Hawkins Timmy Hensley Julia Herring William Herring Carolyn Hobles Ronnie Holt Q. Hood Janie Hoss Mary Hunt Brenda Hurdle Pam Ivey 53 Charlotte Jennings Troy Johnson David Jones Dan Kauffman Judy Keaslcr Richard Kelly Buddy Kennedy David Killion Mike Killian John King Pat Kingston Deborah Kirby Larry Kirby Betsy Kelffnian Ronnie Lawrence Raymond Lee Charlotte Lovette Danny Lovette Clenn Lowry Gloria McDow Mary Lee McFarland George McKellar Debbie McKinny Rex McKnight 54 Kicky McMillian Edith Malott Jim Manners Rosemary Marroquin Arnita Martin Mike Mathews Rosemary Mathews Patsy Maxwell Delores Mays Leslie Medlin Mike Miller Susan Miller Richard Moore Larry Norman Mike Norris Elsie Nuckols Gloria Ouzts Ronald Owens Karen Parker Kenneth Parker Penny Parker Gary Pate Larry Pierce 55 Brenda Shepherd Brenda Smith Doyle Smith Donny Smith Johny Poindexter Deborah Poston Wesly James Putman Mike Ragsdale Johnny Reid Robert Rumbaugh Barbara Sanders Charlie Scott Vicki Sears Tommy Carol Sharp Diane Smith Jo Ann Smith Tommy Spearman Delton Springer Ann Starling Rodney Stevenson Charlotte Stevens Troy Stubblefeild Lee Sullivan 56 Ike Taylor Larry Teer Linda Teer Gary Terry Larry Terry Tommy Terry Brenda Thomas Charles Tipton Billy Tolbert Brenda Tolbert Angie Townsend Amia Trice Bill Trotter Bobby Walton « Qemmie Wand Bruce Warner Sherry Warren Tim White Judy Williams Jeannie Willingham Randy Willis Donnie Wilson Mike Wynn 57 FRESHMAN CLASS (OFFICERS President: Bose Vice Prcsu m: f n ySullivan Secretary: Keith Wule Reporter: Marsha Little John Adain Mike Adams Larry Adcock Barbara Alexander Debbie Alexander Shelia Alexander Richard Allen Lester Baker Jarret Bamberg Travis Bass Darlene Batts Pam Beavers Eddie Beard Gile Beck Mona Benson Nona Benson Clyde Bevill Drenda Booker Tanya Brasher Dyron Brinkley Marty Brittain Elizabeth Browning Larry Butler Charlotte Byrd Brenda Capps Arnold Clem Bruce Clements Charlie Collins Bratley Cooper Kathy Corley 59 Lcnda Cornelius James Courtney Jimmy Courtney Billy Cox Donna Danowski Becky Davis Sue Dempsey Ralph Dempsey Donna Dennison Pat Doyle Larry Driskell Clenard Dumas Elaine Dumas Jerry Dupree Frank Duvall Janice Eakin Atton Endsely Kenny Fedd Beth Festervand Reba Feilds Wanda Fitts Becky Flanagan Thomas Flores James Foster Peggy Fowler Debbie Frizzle Janet Gibson Frankie Gibson Whit Gibson Marvin Graves Stephanie Gray Jerry Green Richard Green Roger Guin Gregory Hall Wayne Hall Billy Hartzo Judy Hendricks Dennss Herring Debbie Hobbs Linda Holbrook Ellis Holcomb Johnnie Holiness Melba Holland Richard Hollier Arley Holliman Janice Hoisted Richard Holt Stella Hughey Jerty Humphrey Pam Idom Candyace James Shelia James Steve Jetton Cynthia Johnson Debbie Jones Susan Kauffman Wanda Killian Gayle King Patsy Kirby 61 Image Not Available - i Kathy Kieffman Vicki Langford Marsha Little Susan Lowe Robert Lowery Susan McCarter Thomas McCormick Gary McDowell Gary McEachern Stephen McKinney Shelia Maleby William Maleby Hubert Malloy Rose Martin Susan Martin Becky Methvin Glenn Miles Mickey Mitchell Carol Mixon Jeannie Moore Judy Moore Ahmy Myers Charles Nichols Frankie Nichols Randy Nichols Steve O’Rear Evangeline Parker Mike Patterson Pat Patterson Mary Pearce 62 Jenelle Ponndexter Virginia Poindexter J,udy Prestridge Julie Prestridge Bobby Platts Buddy Player Jhonny Rhynn John Ridge Gary Roberts Diane Robinson Carol Rodgers Lynn Rohrbaugh Melinda Ross Roger Sanders Tommy Self Sandra Shane Maurcene Shelton .Rita Shelton Gar) Lott Merritt Shepherd Letitia Shores Serita Simmons Anita Smith Charles Smith Kathleen Smith Suzanne Smith Bruce Sthal Bill Stevens 63 Rodney Stovall Carolyn Stubblefeild Roy Swearingin Lois Sweet Linda Sullivan Deborah Tarver Pam Taylor Sharon Templeton Buddy Terry Pam. Thomas Linda Tilley Becky Varnado Mimi Visio Keith Wade Stephanie Walker Susan Wall Janice Ward Pat Weaver Connie West Debbie West Donny West Dona White Jim White % Brenda Williams Nancy Williams Dianne Williamson Vince Withers Doug Womeldorf John Wynn 64 features As dew to the blossom, and bud to the bee, as the scent to the rose, are those memories to me. Amelia B. W el by f Charlie, one of our valuable football play- ers, was chosen Mr. Rebel for 1967. He was chosen Rebel of the Year, Most Val- uable Lineman, and Honorary Co-Captain by the football squad. Charlie served as President of the Freshman and Sophomore Classes, and as Vice President of the Key Club. MR. AND MISS REBEL Susan, an outstanding N.C. student, brightened the spot as Miss Rebel. Susan lists her honors as: Varsity Cheerleader: Rebel Choir; Homecoming Court; Beauty; American Legion Award; Jamboree Queen; and Key Club Sweetheart Kathy Corley (jrcgg Mall Romona Butler—Mike Beck Senior Judy Sartor—John McKellar Junior Outstanding Kebels Betsy Kleffman—Q. Hood Sophomore Suzanne Smith-r—Bradley Cooper Freshman 72 Diane Susan Linda Stephanie The search goes on . . . . . . and on Miss NCHS is crowned The ‘‘Big Moment1 Miss Brenda Thompson 80 '• nan C laro oyan Ousie 81 ()a encfar 3oue tj 7e6 ruaru Linda Sullivan Evangeline Kathy Sanders Capitol Janice Eakin Mardi Gras 7Kay Sharon Idom Southern Belle . January Sharon Wilson Flag 1966-67 JVortk Caddo Homecoming MISS DIANE FERGUSON 1966 Homecoming Queen Diane and escort, Mr. C. V. Graves Our Queen takes a royal ride Diane receives her flowers from 0. C. Sanders, Principal 84 Brenda Thompson Junior Sherry Hale Junior Susie Idoni Junior Judy Kecsler Sophomore Betsy Klcffman Sophomore Stephanie Cray Freshman Susan Clements and Susie Idorn Stephanie Gray and Romona Butler Sherry Hale and Brenda Thompson Judy Keasler and Betsy Kleoffman Zorn Collier Zerry Harrist l outh Appreciation Shown with their placques presented to them at the Shreveport Optimist’s Club Youth Appreciation Banquet are honorees, Toni Collier and lerry Harrist. This senior girl and boy was selected by tbe faculty because of the students outstanding records and because of their many contributions to the school and community. 89 Frances Rebecca Mar risen Chapter Of Vivian Daughters Of Zhe American Revolution Diane Ferguson, outstanding North Caddo Senior, was selected by the Faculty to receive the Good Citizen Award, given each year by the Frances Rebecca Harrison Chapter of Vivian. Daughters of the American Revolution. This award is based on qualities of DEPENDARILITY. SERVICE, LEADERSHIP AND PATRIOTISM. After the faculty elected Miss Diane Ferguson, her selection was approved by the local DAR chapter. 90 Diane Jerguson (good Citizen Rational Manor Society Mr. Joe Hendrickson, Spon. Larry McKinney, Pres. Jack Elder, V. Pres. Kathy Kelley, Scc.-Treas. Norman Bryant Romona Butler Susan Clements Toni Collier Diane Ferguson Peggy Giddens Terry Harrist Don Hemperly Larry Hernandez Robert Hucklebridge John Jones Susan Maxwell Jacqueline May Cynthia Methvin Carolyn Moseley Robert Nance Joy Paterson Mary Pitts Shirley Sprayberry Patsy Wynn 91 Peggy Wym Ceaderskip Conference delegates Peggy Wynn, Associate editor for the REBEL represented NC at the annual Leadership Confer- ence which is held each summer at L.S.U. in Baton Rouge. She brought back useful information and ideas for the REBEL. The girls shown below were chosen for their exceptional ability in business education to rep- resent NC at the Young Business Women’s Profes- sional Leadership Conference. They attended a luncheon at Smith’s Cross Lake Inn. All gained valuable information as a result of their experi- ence. Jeannie Flcencr, Jan Smith, Glinda Smith, Shirley Spraybcrry, Kathy Kelly 92 t Athletics 93 A tough sport requires determined men. MR. KEN BARRETT Head Coach Football, Track 1966-67 Rebels MR. BOBBY ASHLEY Football, Baseball MR. JIM SIMMONS Basketball Baseball Football, Track 94 GUARDS, TACKLES, ENDS Kneeling: Danny Griffin, Bubba Phelps, Jim Moore, Dennis Phelps, Buddy Kennedy, Greg Goodwin, Ronnie Elkins, Steve Owens Standing: Bill Starret, Donny Wilson, Ricky Wright, Robert Rumbaugh, Jerry Allen, Henry Hunter, David Fletcher, Rod- ney Stephenson, Mike Beck, Coach Colvin CENTERS AND LINEBACKERS Coach Arledge, Ricky McMil- lan, Mike Beck, Mike Festavan, Greg Goodwin, Gary Robin- son, Q. Hood BACKS Kneeling: Greg McConnell, Ronny Prestridge, Dale Nix, David Luce, Robert Hucklebridge, Butch Flores Standing: Ronald Crye, Jackie Fussell, Randy Willis, Ricky McMillan, Hank Adger, Born, John, Coach Ashley. 95 Line Coach Colvin; Robert Rumbaugh, All-District Guard; Line Coach Arledge Managers: Standing: Marv Greer, Johnny Reed Coach Ashley, Backfield Coach; David Luce, All-District Full-Back Kneeling: Billy Denison, Ron- ny Lawrence MIKE BECK End Senior ROBERT RUMBAUGH Guard Sophomore JIM MOORE Guard Junior ROBERT HUCKLEBRIDGE Half Back Senior BUTCH FLORES Quarterback Senior GARY ROBINSON Center Senior 98 DENNIS PHELPS Guard Senior RICKY WRIGHT Tackle Senior CHARLIE HALL End Senior DAVID LUCE Fullback Junior RANDY WILLIS Quarterback Junior HENRY HUNTER Tackle Junior 99 GREG GOODWIN Guard Junior RONNIE PRESTRIDGE Halfback Junior DAVID FLETCHER Tackle Junior RONALD CRYE Halfback Junior BILL STARRET Senior End MIKE FESTA VAN Center Junior 100 DALE NIX Quarterback Junior HANK ADCER Halfback Junior greg McConnell Quarterback Junior JOHN BORN Halfback Junior RONNIE ELKINS End Junior STEVE OWENS Guard Junior 101 BUBBA PHELPS Guard Junior JERRY ALLEN Tackle Junior “Huck” carries the ball for the Rebels All ‘Eyes’ on the ball ‘Rebel Roundup” 102 SENIORS Mike Beck, Ricky Wright, Gary Robinson, Robert Hucklebridgc, Butch Flores, Bill Star ret, Dennis Phelps, and Coach Barrett. FRESHMAN Sitting: Tommie McCormick, Doug Wormeldorf, Jimmy Courtney, Johnny Rhyne, Larry Driskell, Earl Swan, Richard Hollier, Billy Hartzo Standing: Johnny Adair, Steve Jetton, Greg Hall, Bubba Wynn, Keith Wade, Gary Lott, Bruce Stahl, Thomas Flores NOT SHOWN: Clenard Dumas and Billy Cox. 103 AS'„ riT 10 vr r‘ Mana8er Tim Baldwin, Ray Festervand, John McKellar, Travis Williams, John Jones, Eddie Burns, Jerry Har dAv2eyDaTid jTmmy R y ShanC’ McCOnne ’ J°hnny GC°rEC Although the Rebels were unable to win an unprecedented third straight district crown the defending state AA cham- pions did put the cap on a very successful season, winning 16 and losing 12. Leading the way for the confederate squad this year was the “sweet seven”, composed of six seniors and one soph- omore. Coach Simmons gives last minute instructions to these outstanding Rebel players. 1966-67 District Scores US THEM Jesuit 63 47 Haynesville 59 30 Minden 49 54 Jonesboro-Hodge 53 54 Springhill 6-1 57 Haynesville 55 45 Minden 16 40 Jonesboro-Hodge 36 51 .Springhill 60 65 Jesuit 54 41 105 Johnny Flemmons, a 6 foot Senior is a returning letter- man. He was a top playiliaker and defensive player and on many occasions provided a big boost to the “Reb” team. ‘ Hicks” came through in fine style with many clutch baskets. 106 Terry Harrist, a 6 foot Sen- ior is also a returning letter- man. He was knoivn for his fine effort on the court. Red- head Terry usually drew the opponent’s top player as his defensive assignment. “Doc” was unstoppable on many oc- casions. TERRY HARRIST Senior Jimmy Hall, a 6 ft. senior, is known as “Mr. Accuracy” to Reb fans because of his fine shooting percentages. He led the team in the free throw department. Jimmie had sev- eral fine games in which he scored over 20 points for one night’s work. Harry Avant, a 6 ft. 2 in. senior, is known as “Mr. Rebound.” He led the Rebel charge in the vital rebounding department; as the season wore on, he was to develop into the team’s leading scorer as well. HARRY AVANT Senior 107 John Jones, a 6 ft. Senior did not see a great deal of varsity action but was always ready with a splendid effort for his Rebel team. “Go Jones,” could be heard throughout the gym. 108 ROY SHANE Senior Roy Shane, a 5 ft. 8 in. Senior sparkplug was a real joy to watch on the court. Although the smallest Rebel, “Reb Roy” many times fired in long bombs to lift the Rebels to a big victory. This fine Senior was also a big rebounder for the team in many close contests. George Ray McKellar, a 5 ft. 11 in. sophomore probably set some sort of ironman per- formance as he participated in Sophomore “B” team and var- sity play. As a standby for the starting varsity, “Gorgeous George” was a fine rebounder and defensive player. SOPHOMORE REBELS 1st: Tim Baldwin, Kenny Schuler, Glenn Anthony, Lee Sulivan, Tony Denton, Jerry Arnold; 2nd: Coach Ashley, Charlie Scott, Mike Matthews, Tim White, George McKellar, Layne Alexander (not Shown—Randy Willis) FRESHMAN TEAM 1st: Bruce Clements, Jimmy Thacker, Buddy Terry, Jerry Humphrey, Mike Adams, Clayton Williams; 2nd: Frank DuvaU, Bobby Lowry, Whit Giles, Gary McDowell, Tom Flores, Randy Nichols, Gary Roberts, Coach Ashley; 3rd: Keith Wade, Dennis Herring, Raymond Hartzo, Travis Bass, Bratley Cooper, Bub Wynn, Gill Beck. Terry H. Shoots, Terry L. Waits Shane, all alone with the ball, becomes an offensive weapon. Fellows, please, I’d rather do it myself. 113 REBELS IN ACTION Captain Nice to the rescue 1965-66 Zrack KEITH WILSON Outstanding Field Man for the 1966 Track Season, Keith set a school record of 147’ 1014” in discus. He placed 1st in District, 1st at Regional and 1st at the State AA Meet. 1966 REBELS Kneeling: Donnie Smith, Dan Baldwin, John Born, Mike Gardner, Doug Self, Gary Shelton; 2nd row: Keith Wilson Harry Guin, Bill Emmons, Bill Atkins, Dow Burney, Dennis Chandler, Donnie Ward, Kenneth Hines, Harry Smith 3rd: Coach Millen, Jerry Pate, Larry Hernandez, Lcland White, Robert Hucklebridgc, Johnny Flemmons, Richard Medlin, Donald Stewart, Cleve Graves, Richard Schafer, Ronnie Bounds, Jackie Adcock, Coach Arledge 440, 880, MILE RELAY TEAM Lt. to Rt: Dow Burney; Jerry Pate; Larry Her- nandez, Captain; Lcland White; Bill Atkins; Robert Hucklebridgc; Johnny Flemmons I 14 KENNETH HINES Pole Vault, placed 3rd in District FIELD EVENT MEN Kneeling: Donnie Smith, Harry Guin, Mike Gardner, Don Ward, Kenneth Hines Standing: Jackie Adcock, Cleve Graves, Richard Medlin, Keith Wilson, Lonnie Bounds 115 PITCHERS AND CATCHERS Kneeling: Charles Hollier, Alvin Twiltey, Date Nix Standing: Jimmy Cline, Cliff West, Butch Flores, COACH SIMMONS 1965 LETTERMEN Kneeling: Cliff West, Kermit Welch Standing: Butch Flores, Tommy Pear- son, Mike Armstrong 1966 Baseball OUTFIELDERS Kneeling: Roger Wiggins Bobby Walton, Dane Dunagin Standing: Henry Hunter, Kenneth Smith, Mike Armstrong INFIELDERS Kneeling: Charles Pace, Ray Festervan, David Kirby, Timothy Howard, Keith McFarland Standing: Butch Flores, Mike Burns, Kermit Welch, Tommy Pearson, Henry Teer 1965-66 REBELS First row: Timothy Howard, Charles Pace, Ray Festervan, Cliff West, Bobby Walton, Dane Dunagin, David Kirby Second row: Dale Nix, Henry Teer, Keith McFarland, Kermit Welch, Alvin Twilley, Jimmy Cline, Roger Wiggins, Mike Burns Third row: Butch Flores, Mike Armstrong, Kenneth Smith, Charles Hollier, Henry Hunter, Tommy Pearson, Coach Jim Simmons 118 Stephanie Ballard Junior 119 SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Mary Lee MeFarland, Jeannie Eakin Penny Page. Standing: Patsy Maxwell, Judy Keasler, Carol Smith, Head; Elsie Nucklos, and Kathy Weaver. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Bottom: Susan McCarter, Wanda Fitts Kathy Corley Standing: Becky Methvin, Vicki Langford; Head, and Jamice Eakin. North Caddo Cheerleaders VARSITY ALTERNATES Jeanie Eakin, Carol Smith 120 121 REBELETTES s row: Sharon Wilson, Deanna Anthony, Toni Collier, Shirley Sprayberry, Wanda Carlisle, Cynthia Methvin Clinda Smith, Kathy Kelley, Peggy Wynn; Second: Sonia Stephenson, Jeanie Fleener, Adonna Hicks, Jan Smith, Car olyn Moseley, Brenda Yancy, Brenda Thompson, Susie French, Diane Ferguson; Third: Patty Hardy, Judy Sartor Judy Hoss, Toni Norris, Janie Hoss, Charlotte Jennings, Toni Brittain, Linda Ivy, Susan Clements; Fourth: Steph anie Ballard, Elsie Nuchols, Mary Irving, Randy Little, Kathy Moore, Corrine Simmons, Sandra Prey, Penny Page Susan Maxwell; Fifth: Jeanie Eakin, Suzanne Smith, Katherine Gregorio, Theresa Butler, Claudia Clawson Rosemary Mathews, Diane Sartor, Roselind Webb, Toni Adger; Sixth: Carol Smith, Kathy Weaver, Carol Connell Cynthia Johnson, Barbara Sanders, Debbie Durham, Brenda Tolbert, Sharon Adams, Judy Keasler; Seventh: Judy I rest ridge, Vicki Langford, Gloria Outz, Becky Methvin, Janice Eakin, Stephanie Gray, Kathy Corley, Mary Lee am-----------------------n. v:-LsL. Susan McCarter, Wanda Fitts SPONSORS Martha Mason Sandra Perry 122 REBELETTE PRESIDENT Cynthia Methvin SENIOR REBELETTES 1st Row: Toni Collier, Cynthia Methvin, Shirley Sprayberry, Wanda Carlisle, Glinda Smith; 2nd: Deanna Anthony, Sonia Stephenson, Judy Hoss, Adonna Hicks, Carolyn Moseley, Kathy Kelly; 3rd: Diane Ferguson, Toni Adger, Susan Clements, Susan Maxwell 123 S' HEAD REBEL STEPPER Adonna Hicks REBEL STEPPERS Kneeling; Adonna Hicks, Brenda Tliompson, Jan Smith, Brenda Yancy, Carolyn Moseley tarn, Charlotte Jennings, Susie French, Toni Norris, Judy Hoss, Judy Sartor, Janie Hoss ’ Jeanie Fleener; standing; Toni Brit- 124 HEAD CHEERLEADER Diane Ferguson HEAD DRUMMER Sharon Wilson DRUMMERS L. to r. Sharon Tolbert, Becky Methvin, Debbie Durham, Sharon Wilson, Head, Barbara Sanders, Kathy Kelly 125 S' Two slaves to be sold... Slave Day Buyers paying for their slaves ... Two Auctioneers compromising at m e. This is a slave?!?! Owners of Mr. Brown!!!!!!!!!!! 126 Activities There is a magic in the memory of schoolday friendships. Disraeli 127 REBEL CHOIR 1st Row: Frankie Hargett, Ellen Butler, Mimi Guess, Carolyn Mosely, Romona Butler, Diane Ferguson, Brenda Thompson, Patsy Wynn, Toni Adger, Jeannie Flecner, Susan Clements, Janie Williams, Carol Visio. 2nd Row: Cynthia Methvin, Susan Maxwell, Kay Anthoney, Jan Smith, Brenda Yancy, Yvonne Tyson, Connie Holt, Susie Idom, Mary Tom Pitts. 3rd Row: Tommy Gandy, Melvin Shoemaker, David Kirby, Jerry Putnam, Dan Baldwin, Mike Quin, Ricky Wright, Donnie Ward, Larry Gandy, Pete Speer, David Darnell, Larry Young, Jim Moore. David Darnell Accompanist GIRLS QUARTET: Mary Tom Pitts, Susan Maxwell, Diane Ferguson, Kay Anthoney, Carol Visio—Piano David Darnell—String Bass 128 MIXED CHORUS First row: Judy Sartor, Kay Anthony, Jeannie Eakin, Pat Treadway, Mary Lee McFarland, Gloria Ouzts, Penny Page, Mary Pitts, Nelda Lott, Adonna Hicks, Sherry Warren, Stephanie Ballard, Johnny Reid, Jim Manners, Melvin Shoemaker, Toni Denton, Tommy Gandy, Ronnie Lawrence, Gary Perry, Jerry Putnam, Layne Alexander; Second row: Paula Davis, Toni Norris, Glinda Smith, Elsie Nuckols, Connie Holt, Angie Deemer, Cynthia Smith, Patsy Shores, Jane Groft, Debbie McKinney, Ann Festervan, Becky Webb, Toni Collier, Jan Smith, Lamar Bryant, Charles Pace, Donnie Guess, Weslie Putnam, Henry Malloy, Quinn Dupree, Donnie Ward, Larry Young, Ronnie Holt, Jerry Allen; 3rd row: Tammy Jeeter, Ann Pitts, Joy Patterson, Janie Williams, Mimi Guess, Vicki Sears, Nancy Colvin, Carol Visio, Ann Vaughn, Janie Hoss, Toni Adger, Romona Butler, Patsy Wynn, Beverly Holstead, Corinne Simmons, Larry Gandy, Mike .Guin, Ricky Wright, Cecil Dupree, Dan Baldwin, David Kirby, Jim Moore, Pete Spear; 4th row: Ginger Barnett, Pam Gryder, Kathy Moore, Brenda Yancy, Carol Smith, Carol Connell, Susie ldom, Toni Brittain, Judy Brown, Arnita Martin, Brenda Thompson, Katherine Gregorio, La Nell Griffin, Myma Latham, Lee Sullivan, Lonnie Hardy, Jerry Sibert, Ronnie Stevens; 5th row: Rosemary’ Matthews, Clemmie Wand, Carolyn Moseley, Kathy Griffith, Jane Walters, Candice James, Odess Willoughby, Kathy Weaver, Charlotte Jennings, Patsy Maxwell, Judy Keasler, Diane Ferguson, Deborah Kirby, Betsy Kleffman, Susan Floyd, Claudia Clawson, Theresa Butler, Greg Goodwin, Cecil Broome, Doyle Tolbert, Dennis Chandler, Buddy Kennedy REBEL CHOIR OFFICERS Larry Gandy, Social Chairman; Donny Ward, V. President; Susan Maxwell, President; Mary Pitts, Sec.-Treas. I? 9 CHOIR SWEATER AWARDS 1st. Penny Page, Jimmie Nell Batts, Becky Webb, Ottice Willoughby. 2nd. Stephanie Ballard, Carol Connell, Judy Sartor, Brenda Thomas, Carol Smith, Susie Idom, Jeanie Fleener, Toni Collier, Toni Norris, Yvonne Tyson, Glenda Smith. 3rd. Corinne Simmons, Brenda Yancy, Jan Smith. 4th. Cathy Griffith, Mary Tom Pitts, Connie Holt, Romana Butler, Jeanie Williams, Kay Anthony, Ann Pitts, Pam Gryder, Kathleen Moore, David Darnell. 5th. Tommy Gandy, Larry Young, Jim Moore, David Kirby, Melvin Shoemaker, Cecil Dupree. DIRECTOR: Mr. Robert Ferrington ALL STATE CHOIR: Ellen Butler 130 SENIOR CHOIR MEMBERS 1st: Susan Maxwell, Romona Butler, Joy Patterson, Ann Festervand, Pat Treadway, Beverly Holstead, Toni Adger, Cynthia Smith, Adona Hicks, Nelda Lott 2nd: Susan Clements, Toni Collier, Patsy Wynn, Angie Deemer, Mimi Guess, Glynda Smith, Diane Ferguson, Carolyn Moseley, Jane Walters, Kathy Griffith, Mary Tom Pitts 3rd: Ricky Wright, Donny Ward, Larry Gandy, Mike Guin, Johnny Tolbert, Charles Pace, Donny Guess, Pete Speer, Jerry Sibert. BOYS ENSEMBLE Jerry Putnam, Donnie Ward, Mike Guin, Ricky Wright, Larry Gandy 131 FRESHMAN CHOIR 1st: Mimi Visio, Debra Bertrand; Rosy Martin, Wanda Fitts, Beth Festervan, Linda Cornelius, Susan McCarter, Vicki Langford 2nd; Kathy Kleffman, Julie Prestridge, Debbie Fraszil, Becky Mcthvin, Donna Dennison, Kathy Corley, Janice Eakin, Diane Williamson, Debra West, Becky Vamado, Tish Shores, Vicki Terry, Sharon Templeton, Jhonnie Holdiness, Anita Smith, Peggy Fowler, Marsha Little, 3rd; Patsy Kirby, Melinda Ross, Diane Festervand, Dean Carett, Thomas Flores, Jerry Humphries, Jimmy Courtney, Gil Beck, Jim Courtney, Roger Guin, Larry Adcock, Arnold Clem, Merritt Shepherd, Becky Davis, Pam Thomas, Jeanie Moore, Debbie Tarver, 4th: Gary Roberts, Keith Wade, Larry Butler, Bub Wynn, Earl Swan, Randy Nichols, Alfred Humphrey, Jim White, William Malone, Allin Endsley, Gary Lott, Ellis Holcomb, Glen Miles Carol Visio ACCOMPANIST Patsy Maxwell Janice Eakin 132 Little Brown Jug-A-Go-Go UtLe. 6to n Ju Dynamic David at the “Ivories” REBEL CHOIR PRESENTS “LITTLE BROWN JUG SALOON” AT CARNIVAL Mutt Jeff The Grand Finale “Let me entertain you” 133 DRUM MAJOR Pat Crain FEATURE TWIRLER Faye Heard First row: Cheryl Crowson, Carol Logan, Suzanne Bamburg, Kathy Sanders, Almy Myers, Sandy Fuller, Jane Sullivan. Second row: Jane Groft, Nora Batts, John Born, Franklin Malloy, Roger Guin, Benny Krumnow, Nancy Haughton, Connie Holt, Tim Baldwin, Faye Heard, Elizabeth Browning, Susie Idom, Leslie Dickey. Third row: Linda Tilley, Linda Sullivan, Jeannie Williams, Pat Doyle, Frankie Nichols, Billy Herring, Ronnie Dowd, Jack Elder, Jimmy Hall, Charles Pace, Troy Stubblefield, Drew McKinney, Gary Robinson, Archie McDurmond, Steve O’Rear, Carla Smith, Carol Visio, Kathy Malone. Fourth row: Diane Robison, Lynn Rohrbaugh, Janice Ward, Serita Simmons, Evangeline Parker, Greg Hall, Jarret Bamburg, John Gibson, Richard Holt, Don Stuart, Roger Sanders, Wade Haughton, Butch Flores, Dan Baldwin, John King, Bruce Gibson, Marty Brittain, Ralph Dempsey, Mike Cornelius, Cleve Graves, Frankie Gibson, Doug Self, Linda Dunlap, Charlotte Byrd, Sherry Hale. Fifth row: Richard Woodell, Pat Crain, Susan Pyle, Carolyn Davis, Pat Weaver, David Lowe, Jimmy Thacker, Steve Jetton, Gary McDowell, Bobby Walton, Joe Craig, John Adair, Janet Gibson. CHERYL CROWSON Assistant Drum Major Mr. Charles Caskey DIRECTOR CARLA SMITH Head Majorette BAND COUNCIL Kneeling—Charles Pace, Larry McKinney, Jimmy Hall, Dan Baldwin, Jack Elder. Standing—Troy Stubblefield, Diane Robison, Cheryl Crowson, Jane Sullivan, Bobby Walton BAND OFFICERS Charles Pace, Larry McKinney, Dan Baldwin BAND MANAGERS L. to R. Eddie Walls, David Shepherd, Larry Driskell FIRST CHAIR Kneeling—Faye Heard, Carole Visio, Jane Sulli- van. Standing—Cheryl Crowson, Don Stewart, Bobby Walton, Charles Pace, Pat Crain 136 MAJORETTES Leslie Dickey, Carla Smith, Kathy Sanders, Susie Idom, Sherry Hale, Carol Logan, Jeanie Williams, Nancy Haughton NORTH CADDO STAGE BAND Left to right—First row—C c c Graves, Doug Self, Cheryl Crowson, Charlotte Byrd, Frankie Gibson, Jane Sullivan. Second row— Dan Baldwin, Don Stewart, Tommy Self. Third row—1Troy Stubblefield, Charles Pace, Larry McKinney, Joe Smith. Fourth row—Pat Crain, Q. Hood, Bobby Walton, Joe Craig, Carla Smith 137 Miss Carla Smith 1966-67 Kcbel Hand Sweetheart Carla, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith, is a North Caddo Senior from Vivian, La. Carla received the honor of band sweetheart by popular vote of the band members. Carla has been majorette for three years and head majorette during her senior year. Carla has played clarinet, piano, and saxophone for the band and stage band. She is truly their sweetheart. 138 SOPHOMORE Leslie Dickey Benny Krumnow, Escort FRESHMAN Linda Sullivan Joe Smith, Escort SENIOR Pat Crain Jack Elder, Escort JUNIOR Cheryl Crowson Charles Pace, Escort OFFICERS Romona Buller, President Susan Clements, V. Presidenl Sherry Hale, Secretary Brenda Thompson, Reporter Doug Self, Parliamentarian Worth Caddo Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS First row: Steve O'Rear, Sherry Hale, Susan Clements, Carol Smith, Susan Idom, Roy Shane. isccond row: Faye Heard, Brenda Thompson, Becky Methvin, Theresa Butler, Deanna Anthony Miss Peterson. Third row: Clifford West, Stanley Williamson, Harry Avant, Glen Anothy, Dow Burney, Doug Self. JUNIOR SENATORS Faye Heard, Stanley Williamson, Susie Idonv Carol Smith. SENIOR SENATORS use These members, togeth- er with their sponsor, Miss Lola Peterson, attended this convention at Nich- olls State College in Thi- bodaux, La. Sherry Hale, Romona Butler, Faye Heard. FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORE SENATORS Steve O’Rear Becky Methvin Glen Anthoy Theresa Butler 142 Student Council Actio dies Dow Burney and Glenn Anthony set the Bulletin Board for a coming event Cliff West and Romona Butler sell milk in the cafeteria Faye Heard and Doug Self sell candy at basketball games 143 ALTERNATES: Leta Collins, Susan Maxwell, Susan Clements, Jacquie May, Diane Ferguson Pelican Qirls The main purpose of Peli- can State, sponsored by the American Legion and Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary, is to teach Louisiana’s future lead- ers the proper procedures of government. A week filled with intense study of city, parish, and state government was scheduled for the' dele- gates as they arrived in Baton Rouge in late August. DELEGATES: Tone Collier, Cynthia Methvin, Patsy Wynn, Carolyn Moseley, Romona Butler 144 145 z' 1967 Kebel Staff PATSY WYNN-Editor MRS. VARIE ELDER-Sponsor (46 LARRY HERNANDEZ-Manager NEDRA NEWBY—Artist MYRNA LATHAM FAYE HEARD RANDY LITTLE JERRY ALLEN KATHY KELLEY DOUG SELF HENRY TEER JUDY MOON, Rebel Ad Staff Manager LETA JEAN COLLINS, Rebel Ad Staff Sales Manager Working hard arranging ad pages for the Rebel are: David Midyctt, Mr. Jordan, Sharon Wilson, Brenda Floyd, Lynda Player, Lcta Collins, Nelda Lott, Patsy Akers, and Judy Moon. Rebel M Staff EDITORS: Nedra Newby and Judy Swearengin SENIOR MEMBERS: Standing: Dennis Phelps, Nancy Burks, Harry Avant, Adonna Hicks, Butch Plores Sitting: Shirley Spray berry, Patsy Wynn, Cynthia Methvin, Lynda Player, Judy Hoss JUNIOR MEMBERS: Standing: Sue Sirmons, Ronnie Stevens, Jeannie Williams, Brenda Thompson Sitting: Sandra Pray, Brenda Yancy, Jeannie Fleener, Jan Smith 149 American Cegion Award SUSAN MAXWELL TERRY HARRIST Susan and Terry were chosen to be the recipients of the American Legion Award this year. This g ven t0 recognize the boy and girl who have best developed the qualities of COURAGE, HONOR, LEADERSHIP, PATRIOTISM, SCHOLARSHIP, and SERVICE. These outstanding N. C. students are truly deserving of this high honor. 150 MRS. GLEASON, Sponsor Pres. Dennis Phelps V. Pres. Myma Latham Sec.-Treas. Lynda Player Reporter Ronnie Stephens Quill and Scroll MRS. ELDER, Sponsor 1st: Brenda Thompson, Faye Heard, Peggy Wynn, Patsy Wynn, Lynda Player, Myrna Latham; 2nd: Jeanie Fleener, Jan Smith, Cynthia Methvin, Shirley Sprayberry, Sandra Pray, Judy Sweringen; 3rd: Ronnie Stephens, Larry Hernandez, Dennis Phelps Miss Geneva Salsman and Mike Guin, Art Club President Mike Guin, President; Gloria McDow, Reporter; Jimmie Nell Batts, V. President; Suzanne Smith, Secretary; Miss Salsman, Sponsor; Roger Wiggins, SGT. at Arms. 1st row: Mike Quin, Miss Salsman, Jimmie Nell Batts, Suzanne Smith, Gloria McDow, Roger Wiggins. 2nd row: Pam Ivey, Wanell Allen, Tommy Maxwell, Mary Darnell, Deb- bie Alexander, Vicki McKatherine. 3rd row: Marsha Little, Cathv Kleffman, Larry Nor- man, Leslie Medlin, Linda Holbrook, Bar- bara Sanders. 152 LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: Mrs. Gleason, Sponsor; Johnny Flemmons, Pres- ident; Jackie May, Vice-President; Judy Sartor, Secretary-Treasurer; Toni Norris, Reporter LATIN CLUB MEMBERS: 1st row: Sherry Hale, Lindy Ivey, Judy Sartor, Nedra Newby, Jackie May, Stephanie Ballard. 2nd row: Betsy Kleffman, Kathy Sanders, Romana Butler, Toni Norris, Betty Pearce. 3rd row: Charlie Hall, Marvin Greer, Mike Bums, Larry Guin, Dennis Chandler, Terry Harrist, Johnny Flemmons 153 r OFFICERS: Mrs. Young, Sponsor; Jan Smith, President; Brenda Yancy, Vice-President, Elsie Nuckols, Sec. and Treas.; Charlotte Jennings, Reporter; Linda Ivey, Social Chairman Juture Zeachers of America 1st Row: Mrs. Young, Jeannie Eakin, Linda Ivey, Debbie McKinney, Mary Lee McFarland, Wanda Fitts, Penny Page, Janet Gibson. 2nd Row: Elsie Nuckols, Diane Sartor, Charlotte Jennings, Toni Brittain, Kathy Weaver, Carol Connell, Judy Sartor, Kathy Corley. 3rd Row: Judy Keasler, Janie Hoss, Betsy Kleffman, Debbie Frizzell, Catherine Gregorio, Susan Miller, Claudia Clawson, Patsy Maxwell. 4th Row: Corinne Simmons, Brenda Yancy, Jan Smith, Randy Little, Leslie Dickey, Toni Norris, Rosemary Matthews, Carol Smith. 154 Speech Club OFFICERS: President, Hazel Richards; Vice President, Art Mallot; Secretary, Pat Treadway; Treasurer, Pam Gryder; Report- er, Debbie Alexander; Sgt. at Arms, Jarrett Bamburg. SPONSOR: Mr. Butler OTHER MEMBERS: Mike Flecner, Ann Smith, Lee Sullivan. 155 OFFICERS: Cliff West. President; Dwayne Bryant, Vice-President; David Vickers, Secre- tary and Treasurer. Sponsor: Mrs. Hazel Bar- ron Math Club 1st Row: Marvin Greer, Jack Elder, Susan Maxwell, Betty Pearce, David Vickers, Cliff West. 2nd Row: Robert Hucklebridge, John Jones, Terry Harrist, Larry McKinney, Dwayne Bryant. 3rd Row: Jimmy Crowson, Danny Warren, Jimmy HaH, Harry Avant, Robert Nance, Don Hcmperley. 156 1st; Hazel Richards. Arnita Martin, Kathy Sanders, Debbie Durham. Stephanie Ballard, Drew .McKinney, Jim Manners, 2nd: Mrs. Barron, Romona Butler. Sandra Fuller, Paula Davis. Leslie Dickey, Marvin Greer. Wesley Putnam, Debbie Kirby, 3rd: Johnny Flemmons, Dennis Chandler, John Jones. Toni Norris, Doug Self, Robert Hucklebridge, Eddie Burns, Jerry Putnam, Terry Harrist 157 Toni Norris -ACCOMPANIST OFFICERS: Marvin Greer, Presi- dent; Charlie Hall, Vice-President; Jim Moore, Secretary; George Mc- Kellar, Treasurer. 158 Mr. Charles McKenzie, Sponsor; Marvin Greer, President Key Club MEMBERS 1st: Kenny Schuler, Dennis Phelps, Stanley Williamson, Charlie Hall, John McKellar, Rayburn Covington, Drew McKinney. 2nd: Mr. McKenzie, Marvin Greer, Jack Elder, David Kirby, Eddie Burns, Doug Self, Bobby Walton. 3rd: Lane Alexander, Allen Cook, Mike Beck, Robert Huckle- bridge, Q. Hood, Dan Baldwin, Jim Moore. 4th: Larry McKinney, Gary Robinson, Don Stewart, Robert Nance, Greg McConnell, George McKellar, Butch Flores. 159 N O T N - - Pres. John McKcllar y. Pres. Suzanne Smith Reporter Stephen McKinney Treas. Cooper Bratley n'i lsf, Myrf K™mo.nf Lynn, Rohrbaugh, Debra Bertrand, Kathleen Smith, Mary Hunt Kathy Moore iHHM! 160 SPANISH II OFFICERS President Faye Heard Vice Pres. Lamar Bryant Sec.-Treas. Catherine Gregorio Reporter Rosemary Matthews Debbie Durham John Gibson Catherine Gregorio Faye Heard David Jones Richard Kelley Ronnie Lawrence Rosemary Matthews Patsy Maxwell George McKellar Ricky Memillan Diane Rhyne Barbara Sanders Kenny Schuler Vicki Sears Tommy Spearman Lee Sullivan Bill Trotter Donnie Wilson 161 OFFICERS: Jerry Allen, President; Kathy Weaver, Vice Presi- dent; Carol Logan, Secre. and Treas; Penny Page, Reporter. Cos Conquistadores Jerry Allen Tim Baldwin Suzanne Bamburg Ellen Butler Carol Connell David Darnell Mary Irvin Randy Little Carol Logan Jim Moore Penny Page Hazel Richards Betsy Roberts Carol Smith Charles Warren 162 OFFICERS Cleve Graves, President; Dane Dunagin, Vice President; Kathy Sanders, Sec.-Treas.; Dan Baldwin, Reporter; Mike Fleener, Parliamentarian. Science Club MEMBERS: Bottom: Mrs. Williams, Sponsor; Kathy Malone; Kathy Sanders. Middle: Mr. Oakes, Sponsor; Bill Trotter; Mike Fleener; Dan Baldwin; Raymond Lea. Top: Eddie Burns; Dane Dun- agin, Donald Stewart; Cleve Graves. 163 4-H Club Peggy Giddcns, President Robert Nance, V. President Benny Krumnow, Program Chairman Janet Collins, Secretary-Treas. Front row; Janet Collins, Linda Hollbrook, Leta Collins, Larry Terry, Jarrett Bamburg; Tow row: Peggy Giddens, Robert Nance, Benny Krumnow, Randy Nichols, Jackie Davis 164 Juture Jarmers of vAmerica FIRST YEAR 1st: Ricky Greene, Vince Withers, Mike Cook, Roy Swearingin, Charles Nichols, Jerry Morris Terry Elmore, John Ridge, Jimmy Farmer 2nd; Marvin Rheads, Kenneth Smith, Charles Smith, Frank Carpenter, Clyde Beville, John Garren, Larry Terry, Glen Miles, Daren Brinkley, Donnie Guess, 3rd; K. D. Sirmons, Delton Springer, Johnny Head, Nathan Hale, Buddy Player, Bob Capps, Clarence Smith, Bobby Platt, Ronnie Prestridge, Dennis Wilder 2ND YEAR 1st: Leroy Farmer, Jay Dlmore, Leonard Briery, Daniel Owens, Pat Ringston, Roger Fields, 2nd; Danny Griffin, Ronnie Ward, Billy Bridges, Billy Joe Head, Johnny Hale, Bruce Warner, Billy Tolbert 3RD YEAR 1st: Herbert Ward, Lonnie Banks, Bubba Courtney, Paul McLeod, Robert Wall, Jamie Williams, Dewey Farmer 2nd; James Fulgium, Ronnie Walker, David McCrary, Danny McCrary, David Killian, Robert Furlong, William Hughey 3rd; Tommy Herring, Gary Shelton, Jimmy Herring, David Fletcher, Kenneth Smith, Kenneth Parker, Horace Allborty 4TH YEAR 1st; Jimmy Wilder, David Sherry, Eddie Walls, Charles Thomas 2nd; Benny Wilder, Jim Teer, Darrell Thomas, Sam Parker, Danny West FFA Sponsor, Mr. Burns, Takes FFA Members on a field trip 165 OFFICERS Beverly Hoisted, President; Judy Rogers, V. President; Becky McGee, Reporter. Ob wry Club Standing: Mickey Mitchell, Frankie Malloy, Frances Festervand, Sona Stephenson, Sharon McGee, Becky McGee, Becky Vamado, Jeanie Willingham, Evangeline Parker, Mr. Brady, Margaret Whatley, Judy Rogers, Carolyn Harris Seated: Janice Hoisted, Diane Rhyne, Twylla Jackson, Rhuene Malloy, Beverly Hoisted, Jimmy Nell Batts, Barbara Sanders 166 Outstanding Cibrarians JUNIORS Roselind Webb, Sandra Prey, Ann Vaughn, Judy Sweargin, Reba Stevens, Mary Alice Kelly, Judy Vick, Nancy Colvin, Diane Sartor, SOPHOMORES Virginia Beebe, Linda Carter, Kathy Dring, Ann Starling, Judy Williams, Brenda Haney, Charlotte Stevens, Julie Herring Debbie Poston, FRESHMAN 1st Row: Becky Varnado, Linda Cornelius, Drenda Booker, Di- ane Festervan, Debbie Taruer. 2nd Row: Gail King, Peggy Fowl- er, Carolyn Stubblefield, Jeanie Moore, Brenda Capps, Sharon Templeton. 168 L. to R.: Peggy Giddens, President; Rhuene Malloy, V. President; Sandra Pray, Sec.- Treas.; Brenda Harvey, Reporter; Mrs. Wayne Melder, Sponsor; Twylla Jackson, Parliamentarian; Judy Williams, Historian; Roselind'Webb, Song Leader. Juture Moviemakers of America Seated: Margaret Whatley, Judy Moon Peggy Giddens, Beverly Hostead, Judy Teague. Standing: Pam Jones, Twylia Jackson, Leta Jean Collins, Rhuene Malloy. NOT SHOWN: Patsy Akers. 169 MRS. SANDRA PERRY, Sponsor Juture Nurses Club OFFICERS: Sandra Pray, Treas.; Susan Pyle, V. President; Leta Collins, Pres.; and Judy Moon, Secretary MEMBERS: First row: Mona Benson, Susan Pyle, Judy Moor, Wanda Killian, Susan Lowe, Reba Stevens, Carolyn Stubble- field. Second row: Leta Collins, Mona Benson, Candy James, Vicki Sears, Brenda Barlow, Carolyn Hobbs, Judy Swearengin. Third row: Carol Mixon, Randy Little, Nelda Lott, Dianne Rbyne, Janet Collins, Sandra Pray. 170 CANDY STRIPERS Judy, Leta, Susan, and Sandra help “Uncle Tom” at the Heritage Manor. CANDY STRIPER MEMBERS: First row: Judy Moon, Carol Mixon, Randy Little, Susan Pyle, Carolyn Stubblefield, Susan Lowe. Second row: Candy James, Mona Benson, Nona Benson, Dianne Ryne, Leta Collins, Sandra Pray, Janet Collins. 171 ms Drivers Mrs. Moseley, Mrs. Hartzo, Mrs. Walton, Mrs. Wendell, Mrs. Wynn, Mrs. Briley, Mrs. Robinson Vocational Math Club 1st; Jimmy Farmer, Pres., Donny Smith, V. Pres., Lonnie Bounds, Sec.-Treas.; 2nd: Mr. McKenzie, Sponsor, Marven Rhodes, Ken Sirmons, Billy Belt, Terry McKnight, Henry Malloy; 3rd: Delton Springer, Willima Hughey, Tommy Herring, Billy Head, Mike Ragsdell, Pat Kingston, Bill Herring, Gary Terry Nancy Greene Margaret Williams, Emma Dawson, Lee Ethel Graham, Cora Jean Frida Custodians and Cafeteria Workers Seated: Evalina Roquemore, Hattie Herdon; Standing: Willie Mae Sharp, Adam June, Fealzy Tyson, Alice Bradford Ms We appreciate their kindness, They’ll appreciate yours. 175 Prescription Druggist CITY PHARMACY Walgreen Agency Vivian, La. REBEL DRIVE INN Vivian, La. WILSON BROTHERS COUNTRY STORE CITY AUTO SUPPLY JIMMY WILSON, Owner Phone 375-2721 Vivian, La. Vivian, Louisiana 176 -«m P. O. Box 7197—Ph. 425-7791 HYCALOG Shreveport, La. Diamond Bits Diamond Coring Well Logging Hycaloader Power Swivel Hydraulic Rigs REPUBLIC MANAGEMENT CORP. Ph. 423-2449 Shreveport, La. Compliments of OIL CITY DEPARTMENT STORE and OIL CITY CASH AND CARRY Oil City, La. HUMPHRIES INSURANCE AGENCY P. O. Box 567 • Telephone: 6467 Oil City, Louisiana 71061 Compliments of SAM'S DRIVE IN Hamburgers Sandwiches and Cold Drinks Ph. 375-2148 Vivian, La. C. L. MORRIS Oil and Gas Well Servicing Drilling Contractor P. O. Box 46 Oil City, La. PHONE 6371-6581 Shreveport PHONE 42-9900 LOWES REFRIGERATION SERVICE Heating Air Conditioning All Weather Condition 24-Hour Service Ph. 375-2780—LEE LOWE, Owner 177 FASHION HEADQUARTERS FOR THE CAMPUS CROWD SHREVEPORT Downtown Milam at McNeil Pierremont Mall Line at Azalea Compliments of NATHAN'S OIL CITY FURNITURE WILSON BROS. Oil City, Louisiana FURNITURE CO. MODERN CLEANERS Phona 375-2455 Vivian, La. grady s. McCarter, jr., c.l.u. Manager Kansas City Life Ins. Company Shreveport, Louisiana 178 Reddy Kilowatt . . . Your Friendly Electric Servant JP Congratulations From Your Dependable Druggist Rexall DIXIE DRUG COMPANY Ph. 375-2101 Vivian, La. 1. Supplying efficient and low-cost electric service 2. Helping with all worthwhile school ana community projects SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC POWER CO. Congratulations DAVIS GIFT JEWELRY Specialized in Diamonds Phone 375-2733 Vivian, La. HALL'S TREES MERCANTILE MEN AND BOYS' For the Best and Newest SHOP in Dry Goods and Shoes North Caddo's Only Men's Store Where Smart Rebs Shop The Hall dressed man is the SHOP TREES well dressed man. Vivian, Louisiana Compliments of STYRON ENGRAVING CO. 2414 Line Avenue Shreveport, , Louisiana 179 SPLIT NICKEL WESTERN AUTO Shopwor+h Store ASSOCIATE STORE We give S H Green Stamps Vivian, La. Phone 7114 Oil City, La. Phone 375-2606 KOOL POINT LODGE BOATS—MOTORS—BAITS—SPORTING SUPPLIES FISH—CHICKEN DINNERS CHAR BROILED STEAKS FISHING HUNTING PARADISE CALL 7122 FOR RESERVATIONS Oil City, La. MR. MRS. JIMMY KING What better way to show others you’re growing up ... than learning to handle your own money? Our officers will tell you that more and more college and high school students are saving money regularly and keeping business-like records of their personal expenses and they’ve noticed that young people have a special liking for our Sav-o-Matic plan. But the thing young people seem to like best is the warm-hearted reception they always get. The folks at Commercial are never too busy to explain the ins and outs of modern banking to our young customers. I you're a teenager... • . . and w ant to start handling money like an adult ... get acquainted at the Commercial right away. COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 180 ROSCOE'S SALES TV SERVICE DRISKELL WE'RE KNOWN FOR TV KNOW-HOW ELECTRIC SERVICE Oil Field Construction Motor Rewinding Fully Insured Phone 6926 Oil City, La. Vivian, Louisiana W. C. DUB ALLEN WELDING AND FABRICATING SHOP Phone 425-8685 J. S. DRAPER Owner Dial 6621 If no Answer Dial 6455 6368 7150 SHREVE TRIM Convertible Tops—Seat Covers Truck Cushions or Oil City, Louisiana Shreveport 423-4704 1203 North Market Street Shreveport, Louisiana You re money Ahead! with HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN PHONE 423-OSOI DAY OR NIGHT Shreveport, Louisiana 214 N. MARKET SHREVEPORT. La. 181 Cfi NORTHCADDO f§r SKATING RINK r and BAWLING CENTER Vivian, Louisiana VALERIE'S FLOWERS Across the Street From Hanner Funeral Home Ph. 375-2056 Vivian, Louisiana When You THINK of INSURANCE, THINK of HALL'S HALL'S INS Ia AGENCY Walcea Theatre Building Vivian, La. ■ 5W S . +jf 9« t! F V Jr' A k Jm jMB T ' v 1 FERGUSON GROCERY AND MARKET Freshest Meat Fresh Vegetables PHONE 7750 VIVIAN, LA. ComplimenTs BARNETT GROCERY Kool Point Road We Give S H Stamps Phone 6543 Oil City, La. 182 LYNN'S DAIRY PRODUCTS Post Office Box 6094 Shreveport, Louisiana 183 Den's (yea ood b £ teak H 3100 Highlano Avenue lileoepolt, Louisiana Tklei'Iione 86S-4291 VIVIAN MARINE CO. ouse Compliments of Johnson Boats and Motors Open 8 a.m.—8 p.m. OLD FASHION ICE CREAM Ph. 375-2431 Vivian, La. MRS. MAMIE KENT, Owner and Operator Vivian, La. OSBORN FUNERAL HOME 3631 SOUTHERN AVENUE SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA BAUER HARDWARE FURNITURE CO. 184 HERITAGE MANOR NURSING HOME Vivian, Louisiana Phone 375-2203 We Give S H Green Stamps Vivian, La. KNOB Know North Caddo Better WHITECOTTON PRINTING COMPANY Vivian, Louisiana 1600 121 E. La. Ave. P.O.Box 126 CENTENARY COLLEGE OF LOUISIANA TILLEY'S ESSO SERVICENTER Vivian, La. 185 NORTH CADDO BUILDERS SUPPLY Phone 375-2535 Your Home Idea Center Price Quality Service Vivian, Louisiana ART FLOWER SHOP 601 N. Spruce Ph. 375-2750 Vivian, Louisiana Vox GOOD FOOD REPUBLIC MANAGEMENT CORP. Ph. 423-2449 Shreveport, La. Alamo Plaza CHICKEN SHACK and Tuxedo Rental HOLLIS C. '‘BOB' BEESON PLANT-B38N. Market St. Phone 422-8631 Shreveport. La. McKNIGHT OIL WELL SERVICING Phone 6986 Oil City, La. Nile 6518 186 GULFCO FINANCE CO. Home of Speedy Cash We Want Your Business and Appreciate It. Main Office: 333 Milam Member F. D. I. C. Broadmoor 3308 Youree Fairgrounds 2708 Greenwood Jordan Street 814 Jordan Southside 6725 Southern Sunset Acres 6205 Hearne BEST BY TASTE-TEST Our 938 employees All good paying citizens of Shreveport and Bossier Dedicated to the Principles of Honesty in Selling Excellence in Service SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Bill Hanna Ford, Inc. Hutton-Tait, Inc. Courtesy Chevrolet, Inc. Hullett Buick Company, Inc. Holmes Pontiac Company, Inc. Moffitt Import Motors, Inc. RBW Motors Red River Shreveport, Inc. Rountree Olds-Cadillac Company Washburn Motors, Inc. Wray Ford, Inc. Wray Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. 187 CHARLES CAFE QUALITY GIN COMPANY, INC. Belcher, Louisiana 71004 Phone 8-2911 VIVIAN. LOUISIANA PHONE 375-2002 Featuring Complete Lunch Daily Delicious Homemade Chili Served and Take Out Delicious Homemade Pies Special Sunday Dinner Chicken - Steaks - Chops Stop and Eat - Before We Both Starve MRS. CHARLES F. OLDHAM, Owner - Operator ADVERTISING AERIAL ARCHITECTURAL COLOR COMMERCIAL ILLUSTRATIVE INDUSTRIAL LEGAL MURALS PORTRAITS PUBLICITY RESTORATIONS WEDDINGS 533 JORDAN: SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71101 phone 423-188 DRUMMOND'S House of Photography, Inc. 188 POTTER'S CITY GARAGE General Auto Repairs 24 Hour Wrecker Service DAY PHONE 6441 NITE 6310 HARRY BYRD MERCANTILE General Merchandise Belcher, Louisiana Phone 8-3211 Hardware Groceries Dry Goods Shoes Lawn Mowers Appliances Philco-Bendix Zenith J. D. MARCOM Service Supply • BULK OIL WELL CEMENT • SANO FRAC SAND • OIL FIELD SUPPLIES Your North Caddo Oil Field Supply Store Gilliam Phone 6-2301 Vivian Plant 375-3083 Shreveport 425-7825 Best Wishes LATEST NEWS CEhe hreueport (Eime Ninety-Sixth Year of Leadership in the Ark-La-Tex 189 Congratulations to the Seniors of '66 PATTI'S GIFT SHOP THE DIXIE and COMPANY BEAUTY SALON Phone 375-2741 Vivian, La. Ph. 375-2286 Vivian, La. YOUR FRIENDS AT BALFOUR The Craftsmen who made Your Class Ring a Masterpiece and BOB GRANT - SAM BEJACH JIM PLUMMER Join in Sending Their Congratulations and Best Wishes TO A GREAT CLASS IN A FINE SCHOOL ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS CLASS SINGS AND PINS • Cl US INSIGNIA • MIDALS TROPHIIS PLAQUKS • DIPLOMAS • COMMiNCfMiNT INVITATIONS CADDO TRUST AND SAVING'S BANK Serving A North Caddo Parish k Belcher—Gilliam 190 SINCOX GROCERY WE DELIVER Phone 375-2421 Vivian, La. NORTH CADDO INSURANCE Complete Insurance Service Gilliam, La. 6-2551 BUILDING HARDWARE MATERIALS GROGAN'S Atlanta's Complete Dept. Store Where The Price is Right Atlanta, Texas SW 6-2845 FURNITURE DRY GOODS COSMETIC SHOPPE NORTH CADDO DRUG The Best of Cosmetics and Drugs Phone 375-2573 Vivian, Louisiana NORTH CADDO BAKE SHOP ELLIS ELECTRIC SERVICE Ph. 375-2972 Vivian, La. ■ ■ 1 -M ... — , PHONE 375-3415 818 S. SPRUCE VIVIAN. LA. Offers Wedding, Anniversary All Special Occasion Cakes Cookies, Fried Fruit Pies, Plate Pies, Donuts, Petit Fours, Tarts, etc. MRS. M. S. MATTHEWS. Owner Call Today Give Order! Compliments of WILSON DRY GOODS Phone 375-2121 Vivian, Louisiana Shreveport Direct Line 422-9141 aude M$eau 0 i«. Vivian, Louisiana Phone 375-3214 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1966 191 KIBLER INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE—REAL ESTATE General Insurance Service P. O. BOX 586 TEL. 375-2812 Vivian, Louisiana Uni U VIVIAN AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO. INC. Auto Parts 201 E. Alabama Ave.—Ph. 375-2516 Vivian, Louisiana WILLIAMSON MOTORS Selling America's No. 1 Car for Over 30 Years Chevrolet Phone 375-3255 Vivian, La. G. F. WACKER Phone 375-2582 Vivian, Louisiana VIVIAN FURNITURE CO. Vivian, La. may cox 218 S. Bird JW VIVIAN, LA. Is typing going to the dogs? 375-3307 192 FEEDERS SUPPLY COMPANY SHREVEPORT, INC. BUDDY IDOM GROCERY Good Luck, Seniors PHONE 375-2733 VIVIAN, LA. Shreveport, La. 90 Milam St. Phone 423-8616 4330 Mansfield Rd. Ph. ME 1-7611 EAST SIDE GROCERY 327 East Oklahoma VIVIAN, LOUISIANA LONNIE G. HARDY INSURANCE HARDY BUICK, RAMBLER PONTIAC 625 South Pine VIVIAN, LOUISIANA Phone No. 375-2821 4A M LETS TAKE SIfiE VIVIAN VIVIAN JEWELRY J. A. GIBSON 117 West Louisiana Phone 375-3561 Vivian, Louisiana PHONE 375-2762 193 I LA TEX L.P. GAS SERVICE Vivian Branch Oil Field Farm Domestic Service Day Night PHONE 375-3071 or PHONE 375-2107 ANOTHER DAY IS OVER AT NCHS Students for 80 Years Have Learned They Can Shop OPPORTUNITY BEGINS WITH EDUCATION Sears Products of Creative Engineering THE BREWSTER COMPANY, INC. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back 3601 Southern Ave. Shreveport Shreveport, Louisiana MANUFACTURERS OF EQUIPMENT FOR THE OIL FIELD AND SAWMILL INDUSTRIES 14 Heart O' Bossier Bossier City Welcome to WALNUT HILL BAPTIST CHURCH A Church That Loves You Pastor: J. W. CROW 194 vv • ;• • • : AUTO SUPPLY NEW AND USED AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Phone 424-6659 1326 North Market Shreveport, Louisiana NORTH HIGHLAND DRUG STORE our dependable DRUGGIST 3153 North Market Phone 424-3251 Shreveport, La. Compliments and Best Wishes From Your School Board Representative DON WILLIAMSON 195 HART MCFARLAND OIL PRODUCERS W. S. HART—375-2817 C. R. McFARLAND—672-3443 121 East Louisiana Avenue.......375-2436 Warehouse Jefferson Highway ..672-2388 196 Cleanest Cars in Cars— Any Make, Any Model STEVE'S PAINT BODY SHOP HARDY STONE MOTORS Vivian, Louisiana 508 South Pine Phone 375-3226 P. 0. Box 632 Vivian, Louisiana HOLIDAY RESTAURANT 715 South Pine Phone 375-3416 SMITH MOTOR CO. DODGE Vivian, Louisii Vivian, Louisiana 197 With Appreciation Lloyd McKenzie—recently returned from gallant action in Viet Nam Mrs. Gray—Played a big part in making our pageant a success Mrs. Green—Always there to lend a helping hand Mrs. Moore—stood by and did more than her share Jtt Memori Qarry Marris 1951-1966 Death is but crossing the world, as friends do the seas; they live in one another still. On the fifteenth day of May, Garry Harris crossed the world; yet, he lives in it still because of his immortal friendships. Henry Van Dyke once said, “There is only one way to get ready for immortality, and that is to love this life and live it as bravely, and faithfully and cheerfully as we can.” In this sense, Garry was ready. His teachers and friends will always remember him for his sunny disposition, his ready smile, and his friendly w'ays. Because we will remember him, we sincerely dedicate this page to Garry. Tina I 'Deadline As the 1966-67 school year draws to a close, there are many things that each stu- dent holds as a dear memory of North Caddo High School. Things have not always been as you wanted them to be, but all things have many times worked together for the good. Now as you go your separate ways, not knowing if happiness or sorrow will cross your path, hold the thoughts of your days spent in North Caddo High as the happiest of your life. Turn to this rambling structure which houses the best of students and adults and simply say, “Thanks for the memory.” The Rebel Staff 200 I Autographs ' TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made