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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1970 volume:

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He ’v weariny my eyes and ioiny my dreams. (J my innocent cfi d 7 spare tfe untrutfs of tfose mayica days, tfose wonderfu days, tfose beautifu days of your youtf. O tfe days of my youtf. hememSeriny the hays of our youth an cf the first c ay of schooh 1. Robbie Riley serves Mrs. Collier punch at the faculty reception given by student coun- cil. 2. Mr. Le Bleu is served by Janet Gibson. 3. Pat Weaver helps deliver books. 4. Bill Ethridge is eager to get to his first class of the year. 5. Miss Kimmons and Mrs. Williamson are en- joying refreshments furnished by the student council members. 4 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Janet Gibson, President; Pat Doyle, Vice-President; Clayton Williamson, Secretary-Treas- urer; Nancy Dilahunty, Parliamentarian; Robbie Riley, Reporter; and Miss Peterson, Advisor. Nancy Dillahunty pins apple name tag on Mr. Jordan. Clayton Williamson and Randy Nichols place signs on all classroom doors to help new students. Mike Caldwell pins “ask me” sticker on Cindy Dickey for student help. 7 CRe6ef Back row standing: Rebel Editor—Rosie Martin; Assistant Editor—Randy Nichols; Drum Major—David Wilson; Head Majorette—Diane Robison; Key Club President—Jerrett Bam- burg; Devotional Leader—Suzanne Smith Seated: Assistant Drum Major—Linda Snllivanj. Student Council President—Janet Gibson On Ground: Band President—Charlotte Byrd 3e acfers Back tow standing: Choir President—Keith Wade; Pep Squad President—Melinda Ross; Foot ball Captain—Gil Beck; Head Rebel Stepper—Vickie Lankford; Football Captain—Bub Wynn; Assistant Head Cheerleader—Gay Phelps Seated: National Honor Society President—Patsy Kirby; Head Cheerleader—Kathy Corley; Southern Accent Editor—Becky Davis (not shown) On Ground: Assistant Head Rebel Stepper—Kathy Kleffman 9 7Pem em Seriny the c ays of our youth an cf Setny in class Mike Bruce at the bulletin board. Renee Owens and Elizabeth Browning typing. Jeanie Moore takes dictation in shorthand. Linda Tilley looks for new ideas for the Rebel. Becky Methvin works with clay. 10 Barbet Toline works in office. Diane Perkins reads shorthand. Gary Roberts thinking hard. Linda SiiHiyan a break. Shorthand class finishes their assignment. Math class discussion Debbie Moore, Marilynn Johnson, Gloria McDow, and Arnita Martin modeled their dresses on the plaza. Mrs. Pettit’s O.P. class posed for a picture. Seated: Jeanie Moore, Rosie Martin, Tommie Maxwell. Standing: Steph- anie Gray, Janet Collins, Sandi Downing, and Wanda Fitts. Winning couples of the Rebcland Jubilee contest: 3rd Prize—Darryl Ferrington, Debbie Clayton Williamson was M.C. for Weaver; 2nd Prize—Leonard Briery, Wynelle Allen; 1st Prize—Jeanie Eakin, Raymond our Rebeland Jubilee Contest. Leverett. 12 REBELAND JUBILEE is a tra- dition at North Caddo. Every year on this day all of the students dress in costumes of the Old South and participate in the activities of this occasion. Last year all of those interested met in the auditorium where there was a contest for Mr. and Miss Rebeland Jubilee. Win- ners were selected for their out- standing costumes. Rebeland Jubi- lee is a great success every year and enjoyed by all. MR. AND MISS REBELAND JUBILEE Raymond Leverett and Jeanie Eakin True Rebel spirit is displayed by Miss Carpenter and Mrs. Huson on Rebeland Jubilee. Glyn Miles found the Rebel flag and won $10.00. Linda Rogers was one •of our Southern Belles. Billy Allen and Betsy Kleffman remind us of romance in the Old South. 13 in Bill Malone and Keith Wade putting their trays away. Dennis Addie A group of Senior girls. Juniors and seniors wait in line. Mr. Don Yancy, Mr. Pendergrass, and Mr. J. B. Yancy en- joying their dinner. The usual “dumping table! Mr. Jordan looks over his list of yearbook Randy Nichols gets a first look at the sales. yearbooks. . . . Cjxtracurricufar Tlctiviiies Uhe yearSoo£s Are 7fere Linda Tilley helps get ready for distri- bution. 15 Response was given by Senior Class President, Elsie Nuckols. Senior Speaker, Deborah Kirby’s topic was “Know Thyself.” 17 The Seniors take a giant step into the future. Hair styles, too, are destined to leave their marks. Wigs and hair pieces are fashionable. 21 Patsy Kirby with Mr. Pendergrass National Honor Society OFFICERS: President—Patsy Kirby Vice President—Thomas Flores Secretary—Randy Nichols Reporter—Diane Robison Linda Tilley receives an A average ribbon from Mrs. Burr. 1st row: Pat Doyle, Kathleen Smith, Suzanne Smith, Janet Gibson, Vickie Lankford, T indn Snllimirr- Rmir Martin. 2nd row: Patsy Kirby, Lynn Rohrbaugh, Diane Robison, Sandi Downing, Keith Wade, Thomas Flores, Linda Tilley. SENIORS: Janet Latham, Barbette Tohline, Kathleen Smith, Patsy SOPHOMORES: Charles Thornton and Jean Simpson. Kirby, Debbie Tarver, and Linda Tilley. A Averages JUNIORS: Joel Tohline, Debbie Perkins, Annette Smith, Jan Norris, FRESHMEN: James McCormick, Lucy Burr, Melonie Patti Munerlyn, Patti Fuller, and Judy Williamson. Bvrd, and Billie Cason. 1 23 Clint Adams Randy Nichols Typists of the Month Sherry Armstrong Diane Robison Paulette Holbrook 24 The annual Leadership Conference was held at LSU Baton Rouge. NC’s Delegates were Rosie Martin, as a representative of the Rebel yearbook and Becky Davis rep- resenting the Southern Accent Staff. 26 Frances Rebecca Harrison Chapter of Vivian Daughters of the American Revolution The Frances Rebecca Harrison Chapter of Vivian sponsored the selection of GOOD CITIZEN OF NORTH CADDO HIGH SCHOOL. The faculty selects a Senior girl, basing their selection on the following qualifications: DEPENDABILITY, SERVICE, LEADERSHIP, PATRIOTISM. The Chapter members then approve this selection and the Regent announces the winner on Honor’s Day. Janet Gibson American Legion Award The objectives of the American Legion Award are: (1) To place emphasis on the development of the qualities of COURAGE, HONOR, LEADERSHIP, PATRIOTISM, SCHOLARSHIP, and SERVICE, (2) To develop high ideals of Americanism, and (3) To give recognition to the boy and girl who meet these qualifications. Rose Ellen Martin, and Stephen McKinney were chosen for this award. 27 Vickie Lankford Rosie Martin Who’s Who These students were se- lected from the national honor record and are people who have demon- strated above average achievement in academics, leadership, activities par- ticipation and co-opera- tion with others. Congratulations, stu- dents for a job well done! Randy Nichols Diane Robison 28 Newly elected President, Vickie Lankford, and advisor, OFFICERS: Mrs. Amy Gleason count votes for the new vice president. Vice President—Gary Roberts President—Vickie Lankford Secretary-Treasurer—Terry Elmore Quill and Scroll Initiates New Members 29 JUNIORS: Jimmy Walton, Edward Elder, Debbie Byerly, Donna lies, Mike Caldwell, Donnie Walker, and Pam Nelson. SENIORS: Janice Eakin, Charlotte Byrd, Kathleen Smith, Julie Prestridge, Diane Robison, and Jerry Dupree. Standing I. to r.: Stephanie Gray, Linda Sullivan. Vickie Lankford. Sitting: Charlotte Byrd, Janet Gibson. Pelican State Girls and Boys Delegates That Attended Standing: Jarett Bamburg, Stephen McKinney, Keith Wade. Sitting: Randy Nichols, Jimmy Courtney, Steve O’Rear. 30 Other Delegates Standing: Rosie Martin, Kathy Corley. Sitting: Patsy Kirby, Linda Tilley. Standing: Jerry Green, Raymond Hartzo, Travis Bass. Sitting: Thomas Flores, Gill Beck, Kenny Fedd. 31 Claudia Clawson receives the D.A.R. Good Deborah Kirby receives the American Legion Award Citizen Award from Mrs. McKenzie. from Mr. Lonnie Hardy. Mrs. Collier presents the Danforth Foundation Honors Day Rosie Martin presents the Most Outstanding Rebel Award to Randy Nichols. Larry Norman receives the Rebel editors key award from Rosie Martin. Mrs. Burr presents Peggy Addie the Joe Hendrick- Donnie Smith is awarded the Agriculture Award by Mr. Burns. Catherine Gregoria receives the Danforth Foundation Award from Mrs. Collier. Award to John King. at North Caddo son Math Award. Rosie Martin gives Janet Gibson the award for sell- Ann Stewart receiving the Art Award from ing the most ads for the Rebel. Mr. Patterson. rtfflh 35 Our Queens and Sweethearts Sandi Downing HOMECOMING QUEEN Janet Gibson MISS REBEL Suzanne Smith MISS NORTH CADDO Kathy Kleffman BASKETBALL SWEETHEART Diane Robison BAND SWEETHEART 37 Becky Methvin JAMBOREE QUEEN Diane J ackson ART CLUB SWEETHEART Homecoming Queen Sandi Downing a senior, was chosen by the student hotly. Homecoming events included the annual Chili supper and was climaxed by the victory with Jonesboro-Hodge. Kathy Corley janet Gioson Homecoming Maids Stephanie Gray Kathy Kleffman Pam Nelson Frieda Rochelle Gay Phelps Escorted by Fathers of Football Players before the pageant, there was a tea for the girls and later they vere interviewed separately by the judges. The four runners-up were announced as Barbara Pfanner, Pam Nelson, Debbie Weaver, and Missy Covington. The fifteen finalists wait anxiously the final decision of the North Caddo! Miss Nortli Caddo 1970 is Suzanne Smith and receives her crown. judges. All are hoping that they will be the lucky girl chosen as Miss Queen Suzanne has smiles and A true beauty—Suzanne Smith, tears as she makes her walk as Miss North Caddo. The 1969-70 Miss North Caddo Beauty Pageant comes to an end. cfe anoer JANUARY Tinker Bell Nancy Gray MAY Sleeping Beauty Cathy Isabel FEBRUARY Gretel Patti Cline JUNE Alice In Wonderland Annette Smith MARCH Beauty (and Beast) Freida Rochelle JULY Snow White Beverly Garrett APRIL Little Red Riding Hood Sonja Grundy AUGUST Cinderella Sara Moore SEPTEMBER Goldilocks Joni Powdrill OCTOBER Dorothy I, Wizzard of Oz) Betty Davis NOVEMBER Rose Red Diana DuVall DECEMBER Rapunzel Brenda Powdrill Once Upon a Time . . . CALENDAR GIRLS 1970 51 The 1970 Calendar Girls line up at the Beauty Pageant. 52 Miss Rebel This year Janet Gibson was chosen to be Miss Rebel. She is a member of the National Honor Society and the Advanced Math Club. She served as President of the Student Coun- cil her senior year. She not only served her school academically, but also on the Home- coming Court and as a beauty. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gibson of Vivian. 53 Senior Favorites Stephanie Gray Arch Henderson Outstanding Vicky Lankford Kenny Fedd •«« � i � H 'Sassy Junior Favorites Rosetta Gregoria Ricky Collier Outstanding Robbie Williams Bimbo Shane Sophomore Favorites Jean Simpson Larry Chandler Outstanding Sandra Spikes Ronald Barber Freshman Favorites Sara Moore Val Chandler Outstanding Debbie Carlisle Charles Brittain GIRLS ENSEMBLE First row: Linda Williamson, Rebecca Vamado, Rosie Martin, Debbie Dupree. Second row: Barb- ette Tohline, Debbie Tarver, Diane Festervan, Darlene Hill, Sharon Templeton, and Dores Gipson. Above: GIRLS SEXTET First row: Rosie Martin, Darlene Hill, Rebfecca Vamado, Barbette Tohline, Debbie Tarver, and Dores Gipson. Right: GIRLS TRIO Linda Williamson, Brenda Powdrill, and Diane Festervan. Danita Lummas (Accomp.) 60 Above: BOYS QUARTET Joel Tohline, Jerry Humphrey, Alvin Gipson, and Keith Wade. Left: BOYS SOLOIST Alvin Gipson and Joel Tohline. 61 1970 Rebel Choir Left to right 1st row: Darlene Hill, Julie Andrews, Linda Williamson, Debbie Dupree, Rosie Martin, Edward Elder, Gary Paris, Joel Tohlene. 2nd row: Letitia Shores, Letitia Thomjs, Doris Gipson, Marcia Lovett, Brenda Powdrill, Sharon Temple- ton, Becky Varnado, Jerry Humprey, Kenny Walling, Randy Nicholls.drd row: Debbie Jones, Barbette Tohlene, Debbie Tarver, Diane Festervan, Danita Lummus, Patti Munnerlyn, Alvin Gipson, J. W. Alexander, Jan Putnam, Bubba Wynn, Keith Wade. Left: Mrs. M. P. Coleman Directoress Right: Danita Lummus Accompanist 62 Mixed Choir Mrs. Coleman teaches Gay Phelps to direct the choir. 1970 Mixed Chorus 1st row left to right: Letitia Thomas, Debbie Jones, Cynthia Watson, Diane Payne, Linda Williamson, Nancy Gray, Debbie Dupree, Sharon Templeton, Vicki Sullivan, Lee Newland, Edward Elder, Gary Paris, Joel Tohlene, Jerry Humphrey, Randy Nichols. 2nd row: Sharon Templeton, Terrie Hunt, Carolyn Connet, Frances Sanders, Shirley Rattler, Jan Norris, Janell Middleton, Dorothy Peninger, Debbie Vaughn, Beverly Garrett, Sarah Moore, Elizabeth Beene, Scott Hicks, Mitch Wormington, Doyle Crye, Kenny Walling. 3rd row: Karen Wynn, Debbie Newland, Joni Powdrill, Julie Andrews, Marcia Lovett, Brenda Monday, Pat Emmons, Darlene Hill, Denise Hall, Debbie Byerly, Donna Fotenot, Toni Powdrill, Fran Simmons, Paul Akers, Kenny Wells, Randy Stevens, Alvin Gipson, James Alexander. 4th row: Barbara Rogers, Lucy Burr, Kathy Brumley, Gay Phelpp, Pat Culbertson, Paula Festervan, Becky Lowe, Doris Gipson, Patti Cline, Cathy McLeod, Donna Isles, Debra Walton, Susan Hoeft, Denise Hall, Betty Bell, Bubba Wynn, Billy Hunt, David Brents. 5th row: Sylvia Selman, Dottye Flores, Debbie Tarver, Diane Festervan, Patti Munnerlyn, Brenda Powdrill, Peggy Browning, Susan Bonds, Charlene Boyd, Marilyn Johnson, Debra Moore, Carol Kleffman, Freida Rochelle, Nancy Dillahunty. Keith Wade, Doyle Bellotte, David Bobbitt. ACCOMPANIST: Janell Middleton 1970 Senior Choir Members Left to right 1st row: Letitia Shores, Diane Payne. 2nd row: Doris Gipson, Shirley Rattler, Darlene Hill. 3rd row: Debbie Jones, Debby Diane Festervan, Sharon Templeton. 4th row: Jerry Humphrey, Randy Nicholls, Bubba Wynn, Keith Wade, Alvin Gipson. 'BctrbijteTbhltnf (ab a! tius£ ) CHOIR OFFICERS Bubba Wynn Social Chairman, Brenda Powdrill Sec.-Treas. Keith Wade Pres. 65 1st row: ‘Elizabeth Browning, Peggy Johnson, Debra Collins. 2nd row: ‘Diane Robison, Lmda__§ul- lix n, Lynn Rohrbaugh, JC at!ry_ Du� -, can, Rosetta Gregorio. 3rd row: Pin) AVlritson, ‘Charlotte Byrd, Linda Dunlap, Vickie McEachern, Vickie Sawyer. 4 th row: Pam Stubble- field. Danny Cleveland, Frankie Nichols, Tim McKinney, David Ser- mons, Glen McKinney, Danny Har- rington. Standing: Mark Herring Jean Adams, David Williams, ‘Terry Calloway. North Caddc Head Drum Major—David Wilson Assistant Head—Linda Sullivan 66 1st row: Jackie Wilcox, Janella Thacker, Sheila Stevens. 2nd Row: John Wells, Sheila Martin, Vickie McKnight, La- Merle Hupe, Patti Munnerlyn. 3rd row: Sandra Graves, Billy Hawkins, Carla Pendergrass, Marvin Williams, Jimmy Walton. 4th row: Terry Scaggs, Ricky Clark, H. C. McKinney, Dee Hawkins, Daphne Dean. 5lh row: ‘Tommy Self, David Wilson, Dan Caldwell. Standing: Reggie Davis, Claude White, Leo Gay, Steve Sanders. First Chairs Rebel Band Head Majorette—Diane Robison BAND COUNCIL: Freshman Representative— Janella Thacker, Secretary—Diane Robison, As- sistant Drum Major—Linda Sullivan, Drum Major—David Wilson, Treasurer—Rosetta Grego- rio, Vice-Pres.—Jimmy Walton, President—Char- lotte Byrd. 67 N. C. Majo Left to right: Rosetta Gregorio, Vickie McKnight, Diane Robison, Stubblefield. Sheila Stevens. .ynn Rohrbau Kathy Duncan, Stage Band 1st row: Jimmy Walton, Linda Sullivan, Charlotte Byrd, Diane Robison, Phil Whitson, Vickie McEachem, Carla Pendergrass, Rosetta Gregorio. 2nd row: Reggie Davis, Dan Caldwell, Tommy Self, David Wilson, Mike Floyd, Jenella Thacker, Patti Munnerlyn, La Merle Rupe. 3rd row: Glen McKinney, Tim McKinney, Daphne Dean. Standing: Steve Sanders, Terry Calloway. 68 Band Night The Band comes on the field. Rebs bow for applause. Band Sweetheart and Drum Major. Mr. Kennedy directs as the hand plays The Star-Spangled Banner. Rebs Attend Summer Camps ‘Senior Night” at band camp. End of practice for another hour. Drum Major tryouts at camp. Majorettes at Kilgore Junior College. Student Council SENIOR SENATORS Seated: Diane Robison, Linda Sullivan. Standing: Keith Wade, Randy Nichols. Stephen McKinney, JUNIOR SENATORS SOPHOMORE SENATORS Seated: David Wilson, Dan Caldwell. Standing: Mike Caldwell, Danny Mike Spearman, Cindy Dickey, Tim McKinney. Twitchell. NEW MEMBERS At Mid-Term Debbie Frizzel became the vice-president of the student FROSH SENATORS council and Keith Wade became a senior senator. Melonie Byrd, Anita Logan. 70 Student Council Activities (1) L. to r.: Mike Caldwell, Robby Riley, Janet Gibson, Clayton Williamson, Randy Nichols and Nancy Dillahunty at the tea they gave the N.C.H. teachers. (2) Student Council Santa Claus David Wilson getting ready to deliver candy to the classrooms. (3) Santa and elves, Janet Gibson and Nancy Dillahunty. (4) Santa listens while Linda Williamson tells him what she would like for Christmas. (5) Our Gang. Rebel Staff Captures Year’s Highlights EDITOR: Rosie Martin Associate Editor and Sports Editor: Randji, PHOTOGRAPHER: Diane Robison, Terry Elmore, Ed- ward Elder. 1. INDEX EDITORS: Charlotte Byrd and Vickie Lankford. 2. COPY EDITORS: Linda Tilley and Sherry Armstrong. 72 TIME, PATIENCE, WORK, AND LOADS OF PERSERVANCE—these factors are needed to meet the ever-threatening deadline. Through hours of planning, picture- taking, cropping, copy-writing, and checking, staff members piece together the his- tory of the yar. Our efforts are rewarded when it is presented to you, the student body. Staff members Mike Caldwell and Susan Wall work on all available jobs. The staff made on Caddo Lake while new dam was under Construction. Sitting: Sandi Downing and Kathy Kleffman. Standing: Donna Isles, Janice Eakin, Bill Malone, Gary Roberts, Stevie O’Rear, Stephanie Gray. Rebel Ad Staff Mr. Jordon, Ad Advisor checks with Donna Isles, Sales Manager. Sout efiM. ACCENT Editor, Becky Davis, gets assistance from Mrs. Amy Gleason and Southern Accent sponsor. MEMBERS: Front row: Pam Thomas, Kathy Kleffman, Julie Prestridge, Charlotte Byrd, Debbie Newland, Debbie Byerly, Emma Wilder, Kathleen Smith, Sandi Downing, Stephanie Gray. Back row: Joe Windsor, Bill Malone, Steve O’Rear, Donnie Walker, Mike Caldwell, Pat Doyle, Jimmy Walton, Pam Nelson, Terri Lee. 75 Devotional Is Held in the Auditorium at 8:10 Every Morning Under the Guidance of Mrs. Hazel Barron. DEVOTIONAL LEADERS: Jackie Wallace and Suzanne Smith. First row: Kathy Brumley, Debra Brumley, Mary Heathcock, Danita Lummus, Debbie Alexander, Suzanne Smith, Charlene Boyd. Second row: Lynda Holbrook, Barbette Tohline, Peggy Browning, Debbie Weaver, Connie West, Pauline Holbrook, Letitia Thomas. Third row: Tim McKinney, Donnie Walker, Jackie Wallace, Charlene Rawls, Lois Wallace, Paulette Holbrook, Doyle Bellotte. Fourth row: Clayton Wiliamson, Paul Akers, Sharon Templeton. 76 First row: Bob Gray, Larry Driskell, Edward Elder (Secretary). Second row: Mr. Gray (Sponsor), Tom Flores, John Wells, Paul Akers, Danny Twitchell. Third row: Keith Wade, Loyd Jeter, Ricky Collier, (Vice-President), Jarrett Bamburg (President). Fourth row: John Flores, Gill Beck, Charles McCormick, Travis Bass, Steve O’Rear, Charles Hicks (Treasurer). Key Club Danny prepares Cannon. Jarrett calls the club to order. Steve looks at the Key Noter. 77 Art Club North Caddo’s Art Club is fortunate to have such a talented art teacher as Mr. Patterson. This year with his guidance the art students did an outstanding job with the scenery for the North Caddo beauty pageant. The Rebel Staff would like to thank these people for giving their time and energy to make our beauty pageant such a success. Mr. Patterson, sponsor, is working with ceramics. MEMBERS: First row: Debra Weaver, Susan Spearman. Second row: Debbie Alexander. Third row: Suzanne Smith, Kay Keener, Betty Davis, Pam Rowe, Becky Methvin. Fourth row: Mr. Patterson, Guy Williamson. 78 Wanda Welch is making a piece of sculpture Mimi Visio is working on her oil painting. Suzanne Smith is working on a portion of her mural. Debbie Alexander works with oils. Sitting I. to Janet Gibson (sec.), John Ridge (Vice Pres.), Barbette Tohlene (Pres.). Standing I. to r.: Les Baker, Pat Doyle Steven McKinney, Keith Wade. Advanced Math Club Six weeks reports being given by Keith Wade, Steven McKinney, and Jimmy Thacker (Reporter). 80 Science Club OFFICERS: President: Mike Caldwell Vice President: Robby Riley Secretary-Treasurer: Nancy Gray Parliamentarian: Danny Twitchell SPONSORS: Mrs. Olga Williams Mr. Dallas Robertson Robby Riley works on his science report. Left: Larry Adcock and Mike Caldwell examing the skulls of a horse and a deer. Right: Mrs. Williams helps Larry and Mike check out science books. Back row: Mrs. Williams, Gene Bevill, Larry Adcock, Nancy Gray, Mike Caldwell, Mr. Robertson. Middle row: Carla Pendergrass, Charlene Boyd, Robby Riley, Danny Twitchell, Don- nie Walker. Front row: Sandra Graves, Vicki McEachern, Ellen Estridge, Nancy Dillahunty, Janet Gibson. Spanish I First row: Pat Emmons, Janell Whatley, Vicki Griffis, Jenella Thacker, Kathy Carlisle, Sara Moore, Renee Windam, Vicki Downing, Anita Logan, Ann Hill, Nancy Gray, Monica Caulney. Second row: Toni Powdrill, Fran Simmons, Kathy Rumby, Lucy Burr, Patsy Collin, Melonie Byrd, Kathy Chiles, Lisa Wilson, Debbie Spearman, Cathy Dempsey, Debbie Vaughan, Judy Williamson, Cathy Isabelle, Rena King, Danita Lummus. Third row: Donna Frizzell, Linda Dale, Charla Gryder. 82 First row: Terry Sermons, Marvin Williams, Billy Poston, David Williams, Mitch Wornington, Randy Stevens, Mark Cowgillt, Hugh McKinney. Second row: Carl Wayne Reece, William Ganz, Mike Ellis, Scott Hicks, James McCormick, Dennis White, Randy Davis, Ron Willoughby. First row: Ronald Barber, Debbie Brumley, Mimi Visio, Kathy Fant, Sylvia Sclman, Ann McGuire, Debbie Perkins, Sally Bamburg. Second roiv: Charles Thronton, Charles McCormick, Steve Sanders, Mike Spearman, Ricky Pearson, Bob Gray, Pauline Holbrook, Paulette Holbrook. First row: Jan Norris, Barbara Rogers, Carol Kleffman, Annette Smith, Sharon Collier, Janell Middleton. Second row: Gene Bevill, Brian Hardy, Danny Twitchcll, Ricky Collier, Nancy Gray, Sharon Bumbard. Spanish III VENICE XOCHIMILCO MEXICO 84 Spanish III class working on the bulletin board. Future Nurses Have Busy Year Sheila Vinson, Linda Broome, Vicky Terry, Sonja Grundy, and Lottie Pearce are making Christmas favors for Heritage Manor. Bottom row: Sandra Norsworthy, Shelia Gullette, Sonja Grundy, Debbie Hartty, Helen Estridge, Shirley Mixon, Sheila Vinson. Top row: Barbara Miller, Carolyn Wilder, Diane Herring, Sharon Templeton, Lottie Pearce, Doris Thomas. 85 First row: John Wells, Evangeline Parker, Linda Henson, Sheila Swearington, Becky Varnado, Linda Dunlap, Emma Wilder, Linda Rogers, Mary Jo Wilder. Second row: Sponsor—Miss Wamnes, Linda Elmore, Kay Simpson, Pam Barlow, Carol Rogers, Sharon Jones, Becky Henson, Carol Miller. Library Club OFFICERS: President: Carol Rogers Vice-President: Emma Wilder Secretary: Linda Rogers Reporter: Pam Barlow 86 Susie Martin, Sheila Swearington, Dianne Jackson Linda Dunlap and Sharon Jones Darlene Yancy, Homona Alexander, Mary Jo Wilder. Kay Simpson and Vicki Zylks John Wells, Linda Broom, Beverly Endsley. 87 Left to right: Vicki McEachern, Elizabeth Beene, Arlene Ganz, Lucy Burr. 2nd row: Patsy Collins, Jim Miller, Larry Chandler. 3rd row: Honey B. Hood, Doyle Bellotte, Lanny Stone, Val Chandler. Latin Club 88 Sponsor: Mrs. Amy Gleason President: Larry Chandler Vice President: Jim Miller (seated) Secretary: Palsy Collins Treasurer: Lanny Stone 4-H Club First row: Vickie Sawyer, Jenella Thacker. Second row: Sharon Temple- ton, Paulette Holbrook, Linda Holbrook. Third row: Donnie Walker, Billy Hawkins, Gene Bevill. Fourth row: Jarrctt Bamburg, Ricky Swear- ingin, David Burks, Gary Roberts. President—Linda Holbrook Secretary-Treasurer—Jenella Thacker Vice-President—Paulette Holbrook 89 Sandy Adcock, Glenda Cooper, and Lois Wallace arc preparing a Christmas re- ception for the teachers. FHA Officers Seated: Bennishia Bobbitt—First Vice-President, Nancy McDurmond—Treasurer, Amelia Smith—Vice-President, Annie Curry—President, Susan McDurmond—Secretary, Betty Bell—Parliamentarian. Standing: Vicky Stanford Co-hostess, Lottie Pearce—Reporter, Mrs. Melder—Sponsor, Lois Walace—Historian, Reba Upchurch—Hostess, Mona Alexander —Song Leader (not pictured) Lillie Pearl Watson—Parliamentarian (not pictured). 90 Leona Thomas, Bobby Lee, Debra Stevens, Vicki Zylks, Janell Whatley, Janice Dempsey, Paula Festervan, and Francis Sanders are selecting a pattern for a new dress. Delphia Mitchell, Kay Simpson, Billie Cason, Dana Gibson, and Sharon Sullivan are learning how to sew from the expert, Nancy Tackett. Romona Alexander, Glenda Cooper, Debra Hartley, Mary Williams, Jennet Hill, Dianne DuVall. Vicki Stanford and Reba Up- church. Debbie Blain, Margaret Vinson, Janet Garret, and Jimmie May Wat- son are making a bulletin board for Valentine’s Day. 91 4� 1st Vice President Dennis Addie 2nd V.P. Jerry Pittman 3rd V.P. Mike Floyd 4th V.P. David Burks Secretary Roscoe Clay Reporter Dyron Brinkley Future Farmers Recein 92 Awards at Banquet 93 H adoung -inoj sqa}j Rebs Tour Europe Last summer Mr. Allison had five N.C.H. students go with him on his tour to Europe. They were LeMerle Rupe, Janet Gibson, Melinda Ross, Guy Williamson, and Mike Caldwell. The countries they visited were Holland, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, France and England. (1) The Old Curiosity Shop in London; (2) A double-decker bus in London; (3) LeMerle Kupe, Mike Caldwell and Melinda Ross riding in a gondola in Venice; (4) A side view of the Arch Of Triumph in Rome; (5) A cathedral in Florence; (6) Guy Williamson in a gondola in Venice; (7) Mike Caldwell boarding a glass- topped boat in Amsterdam; (8) The Fountain of Neptune in Tivoli; (9) The Leaning Tower of Pisa; (10) A monument inside the Vatican; (11) The Coliseum in Rome. 95 Joe Caldwell Bob Hudson Head Coach Monroe Fowler Rich Floyd North Caddo Rebels Coaching Staff 1969 70 SENIOR REBEL FOOTBALL PLAYERS Philip Allen 1st row: John Ridge, Jimmy Courtney, Johnny Payton, Larry Driskell, Tom Flores, Kenny Fedd, Bobby Lowry. 2nd row: Marty Brittain, Steve Jetton, Tommy Joe McCormick, Billy Hartzo, Kcitn Wade, Bub Wynn, Richie Hollier, Bill Malone, Gil Beck. 98 NCH Rebels IHE 1970 REBELS: 1st row: Joel lohlinc, Danny Harrington, Wayne Grundy, Todd Moore, Jerry Courtney, Brian Hardy, Tommy Poole, Jimmy Courtney, Rick Thompson, James McCormick, Scott Hicks. 2nd row: Billy Cox, John Ridge, Andrew Rattler, John Flores, Kenny Fedd, Larry Driskell, Marty Brittain, Steve Jetton, Tommy McCormick, Richie Hollier, Buddy DeBeaux. 3rd row: Charles Hicks, Tom Flores, Billy Hartzo, Albert Gibson, Johnny Peyton, Keith Wade, Bub Wynn, Gil Beck, Ronald Barber, Robert Lowry, Bill Malone. Coach Hudson talking to co-captains Gil Beck and Bub Wynn. 99 prittair biward nn Center !e tensive 2: Jimmy Cburtn Buddy DeBeaux John Flores James McCormick r - y: Danny Harrington Courtney Rick Thompson Wayne Grundy Albert Gibson Andrew Rattler Coach Hudson gives Bub Wynn instructions. Hartzo stopped after reception. Rebs in Action 106 Beck scrambles against Jesuit. Wynn and Driskell block on this run Ronald Barber. m Seniors represent NCH at coin flip of Homecoming game. 30 5 107 John Flores stops this Super-Chicken. 1st row: Bimbo Shane, Gary Festavan, Stevie O’Rear, Gary Roberts, Jimmy Thacker, Rickey Collier, Bob Gray. 2nd row: Terry Scaggs, Raymond Hartzo, Loyd Jeter, David Burks, Charles Thornton. Charles McCormick, and Leo Gay. Rebs Take 2nd in District DISTRICT RECORD NC .. .90 Springhill 67 NC .. .60 Jonesboro-Hodge ... 79 NC .. .63 Northwood 83 NC ...37 Jesuit 36 NC .. .51 Minden 44 NC ...34 Jesuit 28 NC .. .55 Northwood 52 NC .. .44 Jesuit 37 NC .. .56 Springhill 40 NC...;. .. .64 Minden 50 NC .. .75 Northwood 52 NC .. .47 Jonesboro-Hodge ... 62 District Play-offs 108 MANAGERS: Guy William- son, Joel Tohline, Willie House, Randy Nichols. FRESHMEN: Ronnie Collins, Coleman Younker, Rodney Ed- ward, Grady Courtney, Michael Stroy, Donnie Fitzgerald, Chuck Collins. 2nd row: Zack Dial, David Colvin, Val Chandler, Everett Davis, James McCor- mick, Sammy Shepherd, Jerry Belk. Chuck Collins, Coleman Youn- ker, Zack Dial, James McCor- mick, Val Chandler, and Everett Davis with Frosh Basketball Coach Rich Floyd. Coach Philip Allen comes to NCH from Dubberly where he won 5 District Champion- ships and a State Title. He led NC to a regular season record 16-8. Loyd Jeter is a returning starter. Last year as a Sopho- more he was an All-District Selection. He led the Rebels in scoring and rebounding with 16.9 points and 12.6 re- bounds. Bimbo Shane, a Junior and returning starter hit for a 13.3 point norm. His ball- handling and defensive play sparked the Rebs season. He was a 3rd team All-District selection. Larry Chandler a 5’10” Sophomore keyed the Rebels attack as he was the ball- handler. His point average of 8.0 was hindered by a mid- season injury. A Sophomore who spot start- ed was Gary Festavan. He also played a valuable role as a substitute. The Rebels got an unexpected boost this season from Senior transfer student Leo Gay. Leo, 6’1” tall provided extra re- bounding and his quickness was an asset on defense. Stevie O’Rear, another Senior, proved to be a valuable sub- stitute. Two free throws by Stevie iced the Northwood game, and a timely rebound preserved the Jesuit victory. oon The Goon Squad tradition was continued once again by the North Caddo High B-team. The “goons” were not able to defend their “Goon District Champion- ship,” however they supported the Varsity well. Terry Scaggs Bob Gray ¥ Charles McCormick The Goons survived the loss of Coach Thomas Mitchell and Super-Goon James Pyle. Coach Rich Floyd was the new Goon coach and Terry Scaggs and Stevie O’Rear filled in the Super- Goon position. Congratulations Goons!!! Charles Thornton Chandler goes up ... The thrill of victory . . . All a part of the drama Defense Rebs!! Jeter and Hartzo go after this errant rebound. 116 the agony of a seeming defeat of athletic competition . . . And a Rebel Basketball Season Shane pulls in a rebound. Up Leo!! Fight Rebels!!! 117 Buddy DeBeaux Bill Trotter John King, Gary Howell, Bill Trotter, and Buddy DeBeaux. Golf II9 Coach Lyn Mitchell Jimmy Wingo—District Champion Miler 1st roiv: John Wells, Danny Harrington, Johnny Stewart, Steve Moore, Danny Holcomb, Todd Moore, Bobby Walton, Tommy Self. 2nd row: Billy Cox, Richard Kelly, Gary Roberts, Travis Bass, Charles Hicks, Johnny Rhyne, Ronnie Barber, Jimmy Thacker. 3rd row: Coach Mitchell, Rick McMillian, Bub Wynn, Layne Alexander, Loyd Jeter, Randy Willis, Jimmy Wingo, Terry Scaggs, and Jimmy Courtney. Track Jerry Arnold Coach Alton Thomas 1st row: Tom Flores, John Hobbs, Jimmie Hawkins, Larry Driskell, Bob Gray. 2nd row: Coach Thomas, Gary Festavan, Gil Beck, Jerry Arnold, Glen Anthony, and Keith Wade. mm .■ ■ ■ Baseball 123 Kathy Corely Head Cheerleader Julie Terry SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS, sitting: Sally Bam- burg. Standing: Honey Bee Hood, Susan Hoeft, and Sandra Spikes. Kathy Corely Denise Hall Julie Terry Gay Phelps Asst. Head k;«; , • v?,;« ;v .H •'...; ' ,- •' ‘i. : ' ' r - . ' --v L6:'-V Wl V M Sharon Collier Gay Phelps Annette Smith Sharon Collier FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS': Sara Moore', Nancy Gray, Debbie Carlisle. Standing: Toni Powdrill, Vickie Downing, Head, and Fran Simmons. Annette Smith Denise Hall 1969-70 Rebelettes 1st row: Donna Isles, Audrey Giddens, Christy Brown, Becky Lowe, Martha Cowart, Kathy McCloud, Debbie Alexander, Pam Thomas, Julie Prestridge and Melinda Ross. 2nd row: Sally Bamburg, Jan Norris, Barbara Pfanner, Carol Kleffman, Renee King, Becky Methvin, Kathy Kleffman, Vickie Lankford, Debbie Byerley, Anita Logan, and Terri McConnell. 3rd row: Sharon Bumbard, Patricia Peden, Karen Hoss, Missy Covington, Pam Rowe, Pam Nelson, Debbie Frizzell, Brenda Powdrill, Rebecca McMillan, Jean Simpson, Carol Stroud, and Honey B. Hood. 4th row: Danita Lummas, Judy Williamson, Ann Hill, Vickie Downing, Theresa Allen, Sandra Spikes, Marilyn Johnson, Peggy Allen, Debbie Perkins, Mary Heathcock, Joni Pow- drill, and Susan Hoeft. 5th row: Patti Fuller, Diane Perkins, Dot tie Flores, Nancy McDurmond, Janell Middleton, Diane Wilson, Toni Powdrill, Cathy Bridges, Patsy Collins, Ann McGuire, Lucy Burr, Kathy Brumley. 6th row: Linda Williamson, r Susan Spearman, Dana Gibson, Nancy Gray, Cathy Dempsey, Melonie Byrd, Sara Moore, Debbie Vaughan, Candy Williams, Nancy Tackett, Fran Simmons, and Theresa Rogers. 7th row: Annette Smith, Sharon Collier, Denise Hall, Kathy Corley, Gay . Phelps, Julie Terry, Diana Wilkins, Kathy Carlisle, Debbie Carlisle, Susan McDurmond, Debbie Weaver, and Debbie Brumley ' OFFICERS: Pam Thomas, Suzanne Smith, Julie Prestridge, Melinda Ross. DRUMMERS: Front row: Audrey Giddens (Assistant Head) and Becky Lowe. Middle rotv: Christy Brown and Cathy McLeod. Back row: Donna lies (Head) and Martha Cowart. 126 Rebel Steppers 1st row: Kathy Kleffman-—AGssistant Head Rebel Stepper, Jan Norris, Debbie Byerley, Jean Simpson, Karen Hoss, Missy Covington, Vickie Lankford—-Head Rebel Stepper. 2nd row: Barbara Pfanner, Pam Nelson, Carol Kleffman, Renee King, Becky Methvin, Debbie Frizzell, Pam Rowe, Brenda Powdrill, Rebecca McMillan. Miss Mason SENIOR REBELETTES: Kneeling: Kathy Corley and Melinda Ross. Standing: Martha Cowart, Debbie Alexander, Debbie Frizzell, Kathy Kleffman, Becky Methvin, Vickie Lankford, Julie Prestridge, Pam Thomas. Mrs. Perry 127 ii. sv- i . '. A --.; X KiVi' •- «■ ■ | 128 Administration anci acu iy 129 130 131 Teacher Aids and Office Workers Help in Many Ways Sandi Downing Melinda Ross and Julie Prestridge Mrs. Carlisle Mrs. Williamson Annie Curry, Danna Hicks Deborah Florence 133 MRS. VIDA LEE ELKINS Manager Cafeteria Workers MAIDS: Lee Ethel Graham, Margaret Williams, and Katie Bell. ELIZABETH DANIELS 134 MR. NUB YANCY Custodians H. L. Hughes and Jessie Jackson. MAIDS: Alice Bradford, Evalina Roquemore, and Maggie Harvey. 135 Fine Arts Stress Cultural Appreciation s i t MARGARET COLEMAN Choir JAMES KENNEDY Band Odel Eddins makes a vase in Art. Working on their projects are Melinda Mixon and Becky Methvin. Mr. Patterson instructs Joey Guess. 136 TOLLY BURNS Agriculture LOUVESTA MELDER Home Economics Mrs. Melder teaches Joyce Moore and Kathy Bridges the parts of the sewing machine. Debra Hartley admires a flower arrangement as Mrs. Melder and Dee Dee Nichols look on. Agriculture and Home Economics Roscoe Clay receives an award at the FFA Ban- quet. 137 Business Education MARGARET VINSON, Typing WILLIAM JORDAN VARIE PETTIT Mr. Jordan Checks Sandra Norsworthy’s Typing. Sandra Shane Reads Shorthand. Mr. Jordan’s Typing Class 138 Industrial Arts John Garren using the lathe. Terry McKnight and Jerry Courtney are making an aluminum storage house. JIM CREIGHTON WILLIAM PENDERGRASS 139 English, Foreign Language and Library Science MONROE FOWLER AMY GLEASON HARRY HINES English English, Latin, English Journalism MYRA KIMMONS LOLA PETERSON DENISE PUTMAN Spanish, English English English, Speech ANNIE MAE SMITH English JANET WAMNES Librarian Communication Is Key to Individualism 140 Mr. Hines works with student in his English class. Miss Kimmons entertains and teaches at the same time. Until man masters his own language, he is still a slave to ignorance 141 Mrs. Putman explains English to Suzanne Smith. Coach Fowler watches girls as they prepare lessons. Mathematics and Science HAZEL BARRON BILLY GRAY Math Math MARY LANE GRAY CORINNE McKENZIE DALLAS ROBERTSON Science Math Chemistry Physics OLGA WILLIAMS Biology DON YANCY Math Independent Thinking is Encouraged Through Math and Science 142 Mrs. Gray’s science class. Mrs. McKenzie’s Math class. Mr. Robertson’s physics class experiments with centrifugal force. Gary Wilkins works problem in algebra II. Mr. Yancy’s algebra class. Physical Education PHILIP ALLEN JOE CALDWELL RICK FI.OYD JOE HICKS BOB HUDSON MARTHA MASON SANDRA PERRY Physical Education Classes Provide Many Opportunities in Sports 144 Mr. Butler explains the map to Billy Hartzo. Mr. LeBleu discusses Civics with Debbie Dupree. Debbie, Ahmy, and Audrey work on the bulletin board in American History. Social Studies Understanding of the Past Provides Key to the Future MAX BUTLER American History OWENS LeBLEU Civics, Economics and Government BARBARA WILSON Civics, World History, Geography. 145 Snapshots f46 SCHOOLS Senior Officers Rosie Martin—President Becky Methvin—Vice-President Charlotte Byrd—Reporter 150 Seniors Are Preparing for the Future John Ray Adair Larry Randall Adcock Elizabeth Armstrong Debbie Anne Alexander Lester Ellis Baker Jarrett Aubrey Bamburg Vennis Travis Bass June Darlene Batts Bryon Gilbert Beck Clyde Mark Bevil Drenda Sue Booker Dan Brents Dyron Brinkley William Martin Brittain Elizabeth Browning Charlotte Dawn Byrd Darell Arnold Clem Bruce Allen Clements Charlie Dan Collins Kathy Corley Jimmy Clyde Courtney Martha Lynn Cowart Billy Marvin Cox Donna Dale Ahmy Davenport Rebecca Lou Davis Gloria Sue Dempsey Sandra Lynn Downing Pat Alfred Doyle William Larry Driskell 151 Travis—You did that! Seniors enjoy eating. Linda Sue Dunlap Jerry Dupree Janice Eakin Odell Eddins Terry Elmore Kenny Fedd Barbara Festervan Wanda Sue Fitts Thomas Flores Peggy Sue Fowler Debra Ruth Frizzell Leo Gay John Garren Albert Gibson Janet Gibson Whitlow Giles Alvin Gipson Deloris Gipson Eva Glass Marvin Graves NCH Days Are Filled with Senior Activities Stephanie Ann Gray Jerry Del Green Sonja Kaye Grundy Roger Dale Guin Ramon Lee Hartzo William Curtis Hartzo Arch Cates Henderson Dianne Herring William Earl Herring Darlene Hill Linda Faye Holbrook Ellis Harold Holcomb Melba Kathern Holland Richard Lewis Hollier Richard Allen Holt Alfred Bertram Humphrey Jerry Paul Humphrey Steve Lynn Jetton Debbie Jean Jones Gloria Jean Kelleher Patsy Lynn Kirby Kathleen Kleffman Vickie Lynn Lankford Janet Gay Latham Robert Lowry William Luke Malone Rose Ellen Martin Tommie Joyce Maxwell Thomas Joe McCormick Steven Kendall McKinnev 153 Even rain doesn’t stop Seniors. Seniors are always on the go. Terry Wayne McKnight Rebecca Jo Methvin Barbara Miller Carol Miller Calvin Mitchell Dorothy Jean Moore Franklin Nichols Randall Keith Nichols Melinda Nixon Steve Parker O’Rear Evangeline Muriel Parker Diane Payne Bobby Ellis Platt Alma Jennell Poindexter Julie Ann Prestridge Shirley Rattler Gary Steve Richardson John Arthur Ridge Johnny Russell Rhyne Gary Vernon Roberts 154 Teresa Diane Robison Carol Sue Rogers Lynn Marie Rohrbaugh Melinda Gayle Ross Thomas Eugene Self Sandra Jean Shane Rita Ann Shelton Letitia Rose Shores Valda Serita Simmqns Charles Wayne Smith Kathleen Smith Suzanne Smith Bruce Eugene Stahl David Alan Stanfield Bill Stevens Russell Dale Stroud Linda Ann Sullivan Kenneth Roy Swearengin Deborah Marie Tarver Bedford Steve Terry Vicky Nell Terry Sharon Kaye Templeton James D. Thacker 155 Seniors take a break. Pamela Thomas Veronica Thomas Linda Sue Tilley Barbette Tohline Michelle Evelyne Visio Rebecca Anne Varnado Dennis Keith Wade Susan Lynette Wall William Randell Ward Patrick Dee Weaver Wanda Welch Connie Annette West Debra Kay West Donald Lee West Carolyn Wilder Sixth period ends a hard day. Becky strikes a pose. Elmore always tries for attention. Couples discuss their studies?? Susan, this is the teachers’ lounge. S r 70 RuL.es 4LL t Senior 70 is the best!!! Seniors are happy people. Senior classes are by no means boring. Oops—it’s locked!!! 157 158 Junior Officers Rosetta Gregorio—Vice president Barbara Pfanner—Reporter Vicki McEachern—President Renea King—Sec. and Treas. Clint Adams Dennis Addie J. W. Alexander Judy Andrews Sherry Armstrong Pam Barlow Betty Bell Gene Bevill Bennishia Bobbitt Susan Bounds Charlene Boyd Harvey Bridges Linda Broome Christy Brown Peggy Browning Juniors Prepare to Be Leaders at NCH Juniors Mike C., Sherry A., and Charlene B. help decorate for Mother, I only had one cavity. Pageant. Sharon Bumbard David Burks Debbie Byerly Dan Caldwell Mike Caldwell Terry Calloway Mike Cavern Roscoe Clay Sam Clements Patti Cline 159 Ricky Collier Sharon Collier Willy Courtney Missy Covington Sally Crain Ricky Crocker Annie Curry Reggie Davis Buddy DeBeoux Pam Nelson, Debbie Newland, and Freida Rochelle talk to Mrs. Merriman. Juniors Participat Jackey Dickey Nanrry BHlahunty Kathy Duncan Diane DuVall Marvin E. Elder Debbie Dupree Mike Ellis Don Elmore Linda Elmore Freida Rochelle! ■ 160 Ricky Fike Ronnie Fitzgerald Louis Florence John Flores Donna Fontenot Patti Fuller Audrey Giddens Rita Graves Nancy Gray in the Preliminaries JRosetta Gregorio Bill Groft Joey Guess Denise Hall Lester Hall Brian Hardy Becky Henson Danny Herrington Charles Hicks Jerry Hicks 161 Jennet Hill John Paul Hobbs Paulette Holbrook Pauline Holbrook Arley Holliman Willie House Donna lies Loyd Jeter Sharon Jones Linda Jure Events of Today Are Tomorrow’s Memories Donald Kay Kay Keener Renea King Carol Kleffman Jay LaCaze Left: Mrs. Putman and Linda Broome. Right: One of Miss Smith’s English classes. 162 Robbie W., Linda Broome, and Linda E. act crazy. Diane Owens works on the bulletin board for class. Some people have strange habits. Junior, Edward Elder has fun. Crutches are a familiar sight at N.C. Patti Munnerlyn Pam Nelson Debbie Newland Jan Norris James Ogden Dianne Owens Renee Owens Garry Parris Lynn Parrot Mike Parrot 163 Pat Pearson Patricia Peden Dorothy Peninger Ralph Penuell Diane Perkins Barbara Pfanner Gay Phelps Tommy Poole Shirley Procella Kathy Puttman Juniors Near the Top One of Judy Williamson’s good days. Miss Smith’s 5th period class. Donna Isles and Debbie Dupree. Jimmy Walton pauses a moment. 164 Mrs. Putman reviews a problem with Stanley Sears. Jan Putnam Cynthia Rachal Charlene Rawls Debbie Reneau Robby Riley Penny Roberts Frieda Rochelle Barbara Rogers Pam Rowe La Merle Rupe Roger Sanders Terry Scaggs Stanley Sears Bimbo Shane Maureen Shelton Mary Shelton Delores Shepard Linda Shepherd Amelia Smith Annette Smith Henry Smith Wanda Smith Susan Spearman Shelia Stevens Lanny Stone Sandra Sullivan Thomas Templeton Julie Terry Doris Thomas Judy Thomas Letitia Thomas Bruce Thompson 165 Joel Tohline David Tolbert Joe Turner Danny Twitchell Shelia Vinson Donnie Walker Jackie Wallace Jimmy Walton Freddie Washingto Glenda Washingtor Lilly Watson Debbie Weaver Phil Whitson John Wells Emma Wilder Celia Williams Mary Williams Robbie Williams Guy Williamson Judy Williamson Linda Williamson David Wilson Joseph Windsor Larry Wingo Vince Withers Robbie Williams is caught on the disgrace bench in the office. Junior Snap Shots 1. Junior officers inspect homecoming display. 2. Loyd Jeter and Bimbo Shane take time to pose. 3. Pam Rowe, Missy Covington, and Susan Speerman use the library. 4. Juniors waiting for 1st period. 167 Sophomore Officers Ronald Barber—President Susan Hoeft—Secretary Treasurer Terri McConnel—Reporter Debbie Perkins—Vice President 168 Sophomores ’70 — Seniors ’72 Plan for the Future Jean Adams Arthur Adcock Sandy Adcock Paul Akers Debbie Aldridge Romona Alexander Howard Allen Peggy Allen Teresa Allen George Armstead Debbie Bain Sally Bamburg Ronald Barber Angie Bardwell Joe Beavers Mike Beavers Debbie Blaine Debra Brasher David Brents Danny Brian Kathy Bridges Jean Brownlee Debra Brumley Jeff Bryant Randy Calloway Larry Chandler Ricky Clark Debra Collins Carolyn Connett Glenda Cooper 169 Jerry Courtney Jeanette Cox Debbie Daniels Betty Davis Jennifer Dean Cindy Dickey Mary Dupree Curtis Durmond Bobby Emmons Beverly Endsley Ellen Estridge Kathy Fedd Danny Festervan Gary Festervan Debbie Florence Mike Floyd Kay Foley Jacky Fowler Mike Frizzell Janie Furguison Vivian Fussell Beverly Garrett Lessie Gibson Sandra Graves Bob Gray Wayne Grundy Jack Gullette Shelia Gullette Donald Hall Debra Hartley Kenneth Hartsell Dee Hawkins Mary Heathcock Linda Henson Ruthie Herd Douglas Herring 170 Susan Hoeft Danny Holcomb Phillip Holland Honey B. Hood Karen Hoss LeeRoy Humphrey Billy Hunt Terry Hunt Diane Jackson James Johnson Marilyn Johnson Peggy Johnson Sophomore Girls Enjoy Basketball Harold Kelleher Betty Lambert Clyde Lear Terri McConnell Charles McCormick Nancy McDurmond Susan McDurmond Ann McGuire Tim McKinney Vickie McKnight Rebecca McMillan Ricky Mallot 171 Shirley Mixon Bruce Moore Debra Moore Joyce Moore Todd Moore Dee Dee Nickols Jan Nix Debbie Norris Sandra Norsworthy Ricky Parker Sam Parker Ricky Pearson Carla Pendergrass Debbie Perkins Lottie Pierce Jerry Pittman Terry Pittman Roy Platt Linda Poindexter Brenda Powdrill Judy Price Billy Putman Virginia Pyle Linda Rogers Darlene Rhoads David Rhoads Steve Sanders John Schuchartd Sylvia Selman David Sermons Deborah Shane Randy Shelton Donna Shepherd Dorothy Sheppard Jean Simpson Terry Smith 172 Mike Spearman Sandra Spikes Vickie Stanford Roger Stephenson Johnny Stewart Diane Stovall Pam Stubblefield. Dickie Sullivan Nancy Tackett Charles Teer Ricky Terry Virginia Terry John Thompson Tom Thompson Charles Thornton Reba Upchurch Ronnie Vick Margaret Vinson Willie Wallace Kenneth Walling Debra Walton Jimmie Watson Robert Welch Steve Wells 173 Mary Jo Wilder Gary Wilkins Lynette Williams Johnny Williamson Thurman Willoughby Robert Wilson Ronnie Wisdom Sheila Wright Karen Wynn Darlene Yancy Sally, Becca, and Honey B. pose between classes. Miss Peterson’s English class. Johnny Williamson caught in action! Sophs study hard. 174 Becca, Ronald, and Sally caught skipping class. Sandra and Jerry wait for the bell. Carla, Sandra, and Vickie perlorm in P.E. Ricky Clark Vickie and Carla leaving band. Dianne plays peek-a-boo! Sophs, enjoy band. Mrs. Coleman’s 6th period choir. Jean and Donna. Freshman Officers James McCormick—President Sara Moore—Vice President Vicki Downing—Secretary-Treasurer Debbie Carlisle—Reporter 176 Upperclassmen Welcome Frosh Jerry Alexander Sherry Bates James Bell Doyle Bellotte Elizabeth Beene Jerry Belk Mike Blaine David Bobbit Donnie Brents Charley Brittain Sherry Brown Kathy Brumley Mary Bullard Lucy Burr Melonie Byrd Cathy Carlisle Debbie Carlisle B. J. Carter Terri Carter Anita Cash Billy Cason Val Chandler Kathy Chiles Terry Clements Chuck Collins Patsy Collins Ronnie Collins Debbie Connet Martha Cook Grady Courtney 177 potr| Flores Gary French Larlry Gamble Arlene Gand William Ganz Frosh Elect Officers Daphne Dean LaDonna Dean Cathy Dempsey Janice Dempsey Cecil Denison Tracey Dial Zack Dial Vickie Downing Paula Dring Dennis Dubois Randy Dupree James Durmon Rodney Edwards Pat Emmons Bill Ethredge Earl Farmer Paula Festervan Donny Fitzgerald m Cathy Carlisle and Sara Moore are Frosh class officers James McCormack serves as freshman president, for 1969-70. 178 Carol Garrett Roy Joe Garret Monika Goutney Vaudie Goss Carmen Gray Nancy Gray Billy Griffis Vickie Griffis Charla Gryder Dana Gibson Rusty Gildon Tommie Gilmore Denise Hall Ronnie Hall Donny Ray Heard McCormick Chosen President Mark Herring Susan Herring Dana Hicks Scott Hicks Pam Hicks Albert Joe Hile Ann Hill Freddie Hill Phillip Holland Caroll Holliman Clifford Holt Sherry Hooper Eddie Lee Howards Alvin Hudson Cathy Isbell 179 Diane Jackson Jan Johnson Joanie Jones Mattie Jordan Joe Keener Eddie Kirby Oliver Larue Bobbie Lee Terry Lindsey Anita Logan Susie Martin Sheila Martin Glen McKinney Hugh McKinney James McCormick Don Medlin Bill Middleton Delphia Mitchell Sherry Mitchell Brenda Monday Betty Moore George Moore Sara Moore Lee Newland Terry Palmer Freddy Parker Ricky Parker Jo Ann Patrick James Paulette Robert Player Freshmen Form New Friendships Billy Post Toni Powdrill Joni Powdrill Carl Wayne Reece Robert Lee Rattler Theresa Rogers Kathy Russum Frances Sanders Vicki Sowyer Terry Sermons Archie Shepherd Sammy Shepherd Fran Simmons Kay Simpson Cathy Smith Claude Smith Tommy Smith Debbie Spearman Debbie Stevens Randy Stevens Barbara Stewart Mike Stroy Nellie Sweet Carole Stroud Sharon Sullivan Mrs. McKenzie’s class works diligently at their math. James Paulette, David Bobbitt, and William Ganz enjoy talking after lunch. 181 Mary Tarver Glenn Tennis Rita Terry Janella Thacker Danny Thomas Dennis Thomas Leona Thomas Sandra Thomas Bubba Thompson Barbara Thornton Eugene Tunstall Debbie Vaughn Cheryl Walton Gwen Washington Cynthia Watson Ken Wells Jackie Wilcox Diana Wilkins Candy Williams David Williams Marvin Williams Mary Williams Ron Willoughby Alicia Wilson Renee Windham The New Becomes Routine for Frosh Bobbie Wingo Jnell Whatley Mitch Wormington Vicki Zylks 182 Freshman Snapshots Mrs. Perry talks with freshman girls in P.E. Diana Wilkins hurries to class with her arms full of books. Art students study masks on display. Mrs. McKenzie checks on her students work. These students are working hard to finish their homework. A daydreaming freshman tries to con- centrate on Art. 183 185 Compliments of Plymouth Makes It at WASHBURN MOTORS 2300 Linwood Ave. SOMERVILLE MANUFACTURING CO., INC. NEWS MUSIC SPORTS KNOB P.O. Box 72 Phone 375-3249 KNOW NORTH CADDO BETTER Vivian, Louisiana 1600 RADIATING 5000 WATTS OF HAPPINESS AND INFORMATION 186 Compliments of Phone 423-0501 Day or Night fl BEARING i rr«n mi ion Co. iuirna trccuum B POW£R TRANSMISSION ENGINEERS STYRON 214 N. Market Shreveport, La. ENGRAVING CO. GENEVA'S SHREVEPORT BEAUTY SCHOOL 2414 Line Avenue Shreveport, Louisiana 525 Crockett Shreveport, La. Ph. 425-8697 187 ED HAMMOCK MOTORS CAREER LEADERS CLUB TELEPHONE: 375-3497 Atlanta, Texas BILL ATKINS 792-5551 Phone SW 6-2897 Texarkana Phone 713 SOUTH PINE ST., VIVIAN, LOUISIANA 71082 REPRESENTING STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES AUTO-LIFE-FIRE BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS Best Wishes LATEST NEWS dhe hreneport dimes Ninety-ninth year of Leadership in the Ark-La-Tex 188 Mr. Rebel (Clayton Williamson this year) escorts Queen Sandi Downing and attendant Janet Gibson. ■C6ur,t- aniJ.; lomexomin. Citizens W Bank TRUST CO. Vivian Louisiana P. O. 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MAIN OFFICE 333 MILAM FAIR GROUNDS 2708 GREENWOOD BROADMOOR 3308 YOUREE • SUNSET ACRES 6705 HEARNE J0R0AN STREET 814 JOROAN • S0UTHSI0E 6725 SOUTHERN HERMAN FIELDS PUMP AND SUPPLY CO. Phone 6693 Box 550 Shreveport 424-1803 Oil City, Louisiana 195 Compliments of HO-MADE DRIVE INN VERNON ROBERTS, Owner Vivian, La. FERGUSON GROCERY AND MARKET Freshest Meat Fresh Vegetables Phone 375-2775 Vivian, La. Congratulations DAVIS GIFT JEWELRY Specialized in Diamonds Phone 375-2733 Vivian, La. NOLAN C. TOWNSEND CO. Fine Furniture 518 Aero Drive Shreveport, La. NOLAN C. TOWNSEND Phone 424-9573 196 HALL'S MEN AND BOYS' SHOP North Caddo's Only Men's Store The Hall dressed man is the well dressed man. Prescription Druggist CITY PHARMACY WALGREEN AGENCY Vivian, La. Shreveport Direct Line 422-9141 yjjemm i . Vivian, Louisina Phone 375-3214 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1970 We Give S -H Green Stamps Vivian, La. 197 LONNIE G. 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DRUMMONDS 0 Pk(U(xyiapluf'l Jhc. 533 JORDAN SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA PHONE 423-1883 204 Compliments of SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION HARTER LINCOLN-MERCURY, Inc. MOFFITT VOLKSWAGEN, Inc. HOLMES PONTIAC CO., Inc. POWELL BUICK CO., Inc. HUTTON-DONALDSON, Inc. PHIL DUNKLIN VOLKSWAGEN, Inc. RBW MOTORS RED RIVER MOTOR CO., Inc. ROUNTREE OLDS-CADILLAC CO., Inc. WASHBURN MOTORS, Inc. WRAY FORD, Inc. COURTESY CHEVROLET, Inc. BILL HANNA FORD WINNINGHAM MOTORS BUSY BEE CAFE We Think Like a Restaurant Best Home-Made Pies In Town WARREN FUSSELL I 12 South Pine St. Vivian, Louisiana 205 latu Iwo. SCHOOLS INTERNATIONAL NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS Town House Phone (318) 422-9387 Shreveport, Louisiana 71101 CHARM, MODELING AND ACTING Cover Girl and Esquire Guild Central Casting Nation Wide TREES, INC. The Family Store 104 W. Louisiana Drawer 992 Vivian, Louisiana 71082 Telephone 318 375-2503 206 AYERS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Finest In Business Training Phones 423-1853 423-2327 Town House Shreveport, La. 207 WILSON BROTHERS COUNTRY STORE JIMMY WILSON, Owner Phone 375-2721 Vivian. La. Compliments of DRISKELL ELECTRIC Owners: BILL DRISKELL HAYWARD McCORMICK l ivca t fewelena 208 LARRY ADCOCK: Choir 3, Science Club 1 DEBRA ANNE ALEXANDER: Beauty 2, Pep Squad 3, Industrial Arts III 2, Engineering Club 2, Art Club 3, Latin Club Vice President, FTA, Speech Club, Devotional Club 3 LES BAKER JR. JARRETT BAMBURG: Boy’s State, Outstanding Junior, Key Club 4, President 1, Band 2, 4-H Club 4, Latin Club 1, Speech Club 1, Stage Band TRAVIS BASS JR.: Basketball, Track, Spanish Club 3, Key Club, Junior Class Favorite, Mr. Rebel GIL BECK: Football 3, Football Cap- tain, Most Valuable Offensive Back, Baseball 2„ Basketball 1, Track 1, Choir 3, Boy’s State Delegate, Key Club 3 CLYDE BEVILL: FFA DRENDA SUE BOOKER: Home Eco- nomics Club 1 DYRON BRINKLEY: FFA 4, FFA Reporter MARTY BRITTAIN: Football 3, Track 1, Basketball 1 ELIZABETH BROWNING: Quill and Scroll, Southern Accent, Band 4, First Chair, FTA 2, FHA 1 CHARLOTTE BYRD: Majorette 3, Class Officer 2, Calendar Girl 2, Spanish Club President 1, Band Presi- dent 1, Rebel Staff, Girl’s State, Quill and Scroll ARNOLD CLEM: Choir 1, Industrial Arts 4 BRUCE ALLEN CLEMENTS: Basket- ball 1 CHARLIE COLLINS KATHY NELL CORLEY: Varsity Cheerleader 3, Head Cheerleader 1, Freshman Cheerleader, Pep Squad 4, Girl’s State Delegate, Homecoming Court 1, FTA 3, Spanish Club 3 JIM COURTNEY jIMMY COURTNEY: Boys State, Football 3, Track 3, Choir 3, Spanish Club 3 MARTHA COWART: Pep Squad 3, Rebelette Drummer, FTA 2, FHA, Spanish Club, Intramurals AHMY MYERS DAVENPORT: Spanish Club 3, FTA, Band, Office Worker REBECCA LOU DAVIS: Southern Accent 2, Southern Accent Editor, Quill and Scroll 2, President 1, Office Worker, Rebelette 3, Vice-President 1 GLORIA SUE DEMPSEY:Speech Club 1, Home Economics Club Senior Activities SANDI DOWNING: National Honor Society, Homecoming Queen, Home- coming Court 2, Junior Vice-President Junior Class Favorite, Engineering Sweetheart, FTA, Quill and Scroll PATRICK DOYLE: Student Council 2 Vice-President, Southern Accent 2 Spanish Club 2, Quill and Scroll LARRY DRISKELL: Key Club 3 Football 4, Baseball 2 LINDA DUNLAP: Stage Band 2 Library Club, Intramurals, Band 4 JERRY DUPREE: Art Club 1, Speech Club 2, Southern Accent Staff 1, Outstanding Calendar Salesman JANICE DIANNE EAKIN: Freshman Cheerleader, Pep Squad 2, Rebel Step- per 1, Calendar Girl 1, Beauty 1, FTA 1, Ad Staff 1, Office Worker, Choir 3, Rebel Choir 1, Accompanist TERRY ELMORE: Rebel Staff, Southern Accent Staff 1, Speech Club 1, Quill and Scroll 2 KENNY FEDD: Football 2, Track 1, Baseball 1, Speech Club 1, Spanish Club 3, Outstanding Senior BARBARA.DIANE FESTERVAN:Quill andr Scroll, Southern Accent, Choir 3, Rebel Choir 1, FHA 3, Home Economics Club Reporter, Intramurals WANDA SUE FITTS: Freshman Cheerleader, Pep Squad 2, Choir 3, FTA 3, Spanish Club 1 TOM FLORES: National Honor So- ciety, Vice-President, Key Club 3, Football 4, All-District Defensive Half- back, Basketball 2, Track 1, Outstand- ing Sophomore Boy’s State PEGGY FOWLER: FHA 1, Intramu- rals, Choir 3 DEBBIE FRIZZELL: Rebel Stepper 1, Pep Squad 3, Calender Girl 1, Student Council Vice-President, FTA 2, Choir 3, Spanish Club 1, Quill and Scroll JOHN GARREN LEO GREGORY GAY: Band, Basket- ball, Science Club, Jr. Mathematic.4 Club, Athletic Club, Field and Track JANET GIBSON: Miss Rebel, Nationa Honor Society, Homecoming Court Beauty, D.A.R. Good Citizen, Student Council President, Girl’s State, Out- standing Junior, Advanced Math Club WHIT GILES DELORIS GIPSON: Rebel Choir 1, Herndon Choir 3 MARVIN GRAVES STEPHANIE GRAY: Senior Class Favorite, Homecoming Attendant 2, Southern Accent 2, Quill and Scroll, Rebel Ad Staff 1, Pep Squad 2, FTA Reporter, Girl’s State JERRY GREEN: Spanish Club Vice- President SONJA GRUNDY: Nurse’s Club 3, Calendar Girl 1 ROGER GUIN: Choir, Band BILLY HARTZO: Football 3, Baseball 1, Track 2, Speech Club 1, Vice-Presi- dent, Rebel Award RAYMON HARTZO: Basketball 4, Boy’s State, Spanish Club DIANNE HERRING: FHA 4, Nurse’s Club 1, Choir 1 ELLIS HOLCOMB: Freshman Choir, Mixed Choir, Football DARLENE HILL: Choir, 4-H Club RICHARD LEWIS HOLLIER: Foot- ball 4, Key Club 4, Track 1, Spanish Club 3 RICHARD HOLT: Band 3, Stage Band, Basketball, Baseball STELLA HUGHEY ALFRED HUMPHREY: Choir 4, Ag- riculture 4, 4-H Club 2 JANICE HUNT: Calendar Girl STEVE JETTON: Football 4, Track 2 PATSY KIRBY: National Honor So- ciety, President, Girl’s State Alternate, Choir 3, Office Worker, FTA, Intra- murals VICKIE LANKFORD: Girl’s State, National Honor Society, FTA Vice- President, Rebel Choir, Choir 3, Pep Squad 4, Rebel Stepper 2, Outstanding Senior JANET LATHAM: Choir 1, FTA 1, National Honor Society ROBERT LOWRY: Art Club 2, Foot- ball 3, Basketball 2 BILL MALONE: Football 3, Rebel Ad Staff, Quill and Scroll, FFA 1, South- ern Accent Staff ROSE ELLEN MARTIN: Class Presi- dent 4, Rebel Choir 2, Rebel Staff 3, Editor 1, Co-editor 1, National Honor Society, Girl’s State Delegate, Beauty 1, Quill and Scroll THOMAS JOE McCORMICK: Foot- ball 4, Track 1, Baseball, Speech Club GARY McEACHERN: Engineering Club, Industrial Arts III STEVEN McKINNEY: Spanish 1 Re- porter, Spanish II, National Honor Society Vice-President, Student Coun- cil, Key Club 2, Boy’s State, Math Club BECKY METHVIN: Rebel Stepper 3, Jamboree Queen, Pep Squad 4, Art Club 1, Choir 2, Spanish Club 1, FTA Senior Class Vice-President, Fresh- man Senator, Freshman Cheerleader CAROL MILLER: Library Club 4 MELINDA MIXON: Art Club, Intra- murals 209 JEANIE MOORE: Mixed Choir, Freshman Choir, Home Ec Club FRANKIE NICHOLS: Band 4 RANDY NICHOLS: National Honor Society, NHS Secretary-Treasurer, 4-H Club 4, President 1, Basketball 4, Track 2, Mixed Choir 2, Rebel Choir 1, Rebel Staff 2, Co-editor, Sr. Senator 1 STEVE O'REAR: Basketball 3, Key Club 4, Student Council 4, Rebel Choir 1, Mixed Choir 1, Quill and Scroll, Rebel Ad Staff, Southern Accent, Band 2, Track, Boy’s State EVANGELINE PARKER: Library Club 4, Outstanding Librarian 3 JOHNNY PAYTON: Football 2, FFA 1 BOBBY PLATT JENNELL POINDEXTER: Intramu- rals 1, Drama Club 1, Speech Club 1, Safety Council 1 JULIE PRESTRIDGE: Spanish Club 1, Pep Squad 4, Pep Squad Secretary 1, FTA 1, Freshman Choir 1, Mixed Choir 2, Office Worker 1, Southern Accent Staff 1 SHIRLEY RATTLER STEVE RICHARDSON: Baseball 3 JOHN RIDGE: Football, FFA GARY ROBERTS: Basketball 3, Track 2, Ad Staff 3, Spanish Club 1, Quill and Scroll DIANE ROBISON: National Honor Society, Reporter, Student Council I, Rebel Staff, Band 4, Sweetheart, Ma- jorette 4, Head Majorette, Quill and Adair, John Ray (12) 151 Adams, Clint (11) 24, 159 Adams, Jean (10) 66, 169 Adcock, Arthur (10) 169 Adcock, Larry Randall (12) 81, 151 Adcock, Sandy (10) 90, 169 Addie, Dennis (11) 14, 92, 159 Addie, Peggy 32 Akers, Paul (10) 64, 76, 77, 169 Aldridge, Debbie (10) 169 Alexander, Debbie Ann (12) 48, 76, 78, 79, 126, 127, 151 Alexander, Jerry (9) 177 Alexander, J. W. (11) 62, 64,159 Alexander, Layne 120 Alexander, Ramona (10) 87, 90, 91, 169 Allen, Billy 13 Allen, Howard (10) 169 Allen, Peggy (10) 126,169 Allen, Phillip 98, 144 Allen, Teresa (10) 126, 169 Allen, Wynell 12 Andrews, Judy (11) 62,64, 159 Andrews, Glen 122 Scroll, FTA Secretary, Stage Band, Latin Club 1 CAROL ROGERS: Home Ec Club 1, Library Club 3, Library Club Secretary and President LYNN ROHRBAUGH: National Honor Society, Majorette 1, Band 4, Spanish Club 3, FTA 1 TOMMY SELF: Band 4, 1st Chair 2, Key Club 3, Stage Manager 3, Track 3, Shreveport Senior Youth Symphony SANDRA SHANE RITA SHELTON: FHA 1, Home Ec 1,11, Art I, II, III LETITIA SHORES: Choir 3, Rebel Choir 1, Home Economics Club 1, Intramurals 3 SERITA SIMMONS: Band 2, Fresh- man Majorette 1, Beauties 1 KATHLEEN SMITH: National Honor Society, Southern Accent Staff, Art Club, Spanish Club SUZANNE SMITH: Miss North Cad- do, National Honor Society, Art Club Girl’s State Alternate, Homecoming Court 2, Rebel Stepper 2, Pep Squad 4, Spanish Club, Devotional Leader BRUCE STAHL: Football 4, Track 1 DAVID ' STANFIELD: Art Club 1, Printing JRUSSELL-SXROUD: Basketball L_ jUNDA SULLIVAN: Miss North Cad- Ido, National Honor Society, Girl’s f State, Student Council 1, Calendar Girl I 2, Homecoming Court 1, Outstanding ' Soohomore. Band 4, Ass’t DuiittJflajor DEBORAH TARVER: Choir 4, Rebel Index Armstead, George (10) 169 Armstrong, Elizabeth (12) 151 Arnold, Jerry 122 AYERS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 207 Bain, Debbie (10) 169 Baker, Lester Ellis (12) 80, 151 Bamburg, Jarrett (12) 8, 30, 77, 89, 151 Bamburg, Sally (10) 83,124,126,169, 174, 175 Barber, Ronald (10) 56,83, 99,101, 107,168,169,174,175 Bardwell, Angie (10) 169 Barlow, Pam (11) 86, 159 BARNETT GROCERY 198 Barron, Hazel 76, 142 Bass, Travis Vennis (12) 31,52,53, 77, 120, 151,152 Bates, Sherry (9) 177 Battes, June Darlene (12) 151 BAUER HARDWARE FURNITURE CO. 194 BEARING’S TRANSMISSION 187 Beavers, Joe (10) 169 Beavers, Mike (10) 169 Choir 3, Home Economics Club 3, Secretary, Intramurals, National Honor Society SHARON TEMPLETON: Nurse’s Club 4, President 1, Secretary-Treasurer 1, Rebel Choir 1, Freshman Choir 1, Mixed Choir 1, Girl’s Ensemble, 4-H Club, Program Chairman 1 BUDDY TERRY: Spanish Club 1, Basketball 2, Football 3 VIRONICA THOMAS: Beauty 1 LINDA TILLEY: Rebel Staff, National Honor Society, Band 3, Majorette 3, Quill and Scroll 2, Girl’s State Alter- nate, Intramurals BARBETTE TOHLINE: Concert Choir 2, Rebel Choir 1, Advanced Math Club 1, National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta, Beta Tri-Hi-Yu MICHELLE VISIO: Art Club 3, Vice- President, Spanish Club 2, Mixed Choir 2 KEITH WADE: National Honor So- ciety, Engineering Club, Math Club Reporter, Student Council 3, Latin Club, Rebel Choir 2, President, Boy’s State, Football 4, Basketball 3, Base- ball 3 SUSAN WALL: Home Economics Club 1, Rebel Staff 1, Nurse’s Club RANDY WARD JIM WHITE CLAYTON WILLIAMSON: Student Council Secretary-Treasurer, Speech Club President, Speech Club Treasurer, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club 2 Beck, Bryan Gilbert (12) 9,31, 77, 98, 99,100, 106,122,151 Beene, Elizabeth (9) 64,88, 177 Bell, Betty (11) 48, 64, 90, 159, 161, 177 Bell, James (9) Bell, Katie - Maid 134 Belk, Jerry (9) 109, 177 Bellotte, Doyle (9) 64, 76, 88, 177 BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY STORE 194 Bevil, Clyde Mark (12) 151 Bevil,Jean (11) 81,84,89 Blaine, Debbie (10) 91,169 Blaine, Mike (9) 177 Bobbitt, Bennishia (11) 90, 159 Bobbit, David (9) 64, 177, 181 Booker, Drenda Sue (12) 151 Bounds, Susan (11) 64, 159 Boyd, Charlene (11) 64, 76, 81, 159 Bradford, Alice - Maid 135 Brasher, Debra (10) 169 Brents, Dan (12) 151 Brents, David (10) 64,169 210 Brents, Donnie (10) 177 Brian, Danny (10) 169 Bridges, Harvey (11) 159 Bridges, Kathy (10) 126, 137, 169 Briery, Leonard 12 Brinkley, Dyron (12) 151, 92 Brittain, Charlie (9) 57, 171 Brittain, William Martin (12) 98, 99, 100,159 Broome, Mrs. Billie - assistant 134 cafeteria manager Broome, Linda (11) 85, 87, 159, 161, 163 Brown, Christy (11) 126, 159, 177 Brown, Sherry (9) Browning, Elizabeth (12) 66, 151 Browning, Peggy (11) 64, 76, 159 Brownlee, Jean (10) 169 Brumley, Debra (10) 76, 82, 126, 169 Brumley, Kathy (9) 64, 75, 126 Bryant, Jeff (10) 169 Bullard, Mary (9) 177 Bumbard, Sharon (11) 84, 126, 159 Burks, David (11) 89, 92, 159 Burns, Tolley (Fac.) 33,137 Burr, Lucy (9) 23, 64, 82, 88, 126, 177 Burr, Norvie (Assistant Principal) 22, 32, 130 Butler, Max (Fac.) 145 BUSY BEE CAFE 205 Byerly, Debbie (11) 29,64, 75, 126, 127, 159 Byrd, Charlotte (12) 8, 29. 30, 66, 67, 68, 72, 75,150, 151 Byrd, Melonie (9) 23, 70, 82, 126, 177 Caldwell, Dan (11) 68, 70, 159 Caldwell, Mike (11) 5, 29, 70, 71, 73, 75,81,95, 159 Caldwell, Joe (Fac.) 144 Calloway, Randy (10) 169 Calloway, Terry (11) 66, 68, 159 Carlisle, Cathy (9) 82, 126, 177, 178 Carlisle, Debbie (9) 57, 125, 126, 176, 177 Carlisle, Francis - (Teacher’s Aid) 132 Carter, J. (9) 177 Carter, Terri (9) 177 Cash, Anita (9) 177 Cason, Billy (9) 23, 91,177 Caulney, Monica (9) 82, 179 Cavern, Mike (11) 159 Chandler, Larry (10) 56, 88, 169 Chandler, Val (9) 57, 88, 109, 177 Chiles, Kathy (9) 82, 177 CITIZEN’S BANK 189 CITY PHARMACY 203 Clark, Ricky (10)67, 169, 175 CLAUDE DE BEAUX FORD 203 Claudia, Clawson 32 Clay, Roscoe (11) 92, 137, 159 Clem, Darell Arnold (12) 151 Clements, Bruce Allen (12) 151 Clements, Sam (11) 159 Clements, Terry (9) 177 Cleveland. Danny (11) 66 Cline, Patti (11) 50, 64, 59 Coleman, Margaret (Fac.) 62, 63, 136 Collier, Ricky (11) 54, 77, 84, 160 Collier, Mary Lee (Counselor) 32, 33, 130 Collier, Sharon (11) 84, 125, 126, 160 Collins, Charlie Dan (12) 151 Collins, Chuck (9) 177 Collins, Debra (10) 12, 66, 169 Collins, Patsy (9) 82, 88, 126,177 Collins, Ronnie (9) 177 Connett, Carolyn (10) 64, 169 Connet, Debbie (9) 177 Cook, Matha (9) 177 Cooper, Glenda (10) 90, 91,169 Corley, Kathy (12) 9, 31, 40, 124, 126, 127, 151,186 Courtney, Grady (9) 177 Courtney, Jerry (10) 99, 105, 139, 170, 175 Courtney, Jimmy Clyde (12) 30, 98, 99, 103, 120, 151 Courtney, Willy (11) 160 Covington, Missy (11) 42,45, 126, 127, 160, 167 Cowart, Matha Lynn (12) 126, 127, 151 Cowin, Mark (9) 82, 177 Cox, Billy Marvin (12) 99, 120, 151 Cox, Jeanette (10) 170 Cra n, Sally (11) 160 Creighton, Jim (Fac.) 139 Crocker, Rickey (11) 160 Cross, Sherry (9) 177 Crye, Doyle (9) 64 Culbertson, Pat (11) 64 Curry, Annie (11) 90, 133, 160 Daniels, Elizabeth, Main 134 Daniels, Debbie (10) 170 Dale, Donna (12) 150 Dale Linda (9) 82, 177 Davenport, Ahmy (12) 133, 145, 151 Davis Betty (10) 50, 78, 170 Davis, Everett (9) 109, 177 DAVIS GIFT JEWELRY 202 Davis, Randy (9) 82, 177 Davis, Rebecca (12) 9, 26, 75, 151 Davis, Reggie (11) 67, 68, 160 Dean, Daphne (9) 67, 178 Dean, Jennifer (9) 67, 178 Dean, La Donna (9) 178 De Beaux, Buddy (11) 99,104,118, 160 DELTA 197 Dempsey, Cathy (9) 82, 126, 178 Dempsey, Janice (9) 91. 178 Denison, Cecil (9) 178 Dial, Tracey (9) 178 Dial, Zack (9) 178 Dickey, Cindy (10) 5, 70, 170 Dickey, Jackey (11) 160 Dillahunty, Nancy (11) 64, 71, 81, 133, 160 DIXIE CO., THE 201 Downing, Sandra Lynn (12) 12, 22, 36, 3,73,75 Downing, Vickie (9) 41, 82, 125, 126. 176,178 Doyle, Pat Alfred (12) 5, 22, 75, 80. 151 Dring, Paula (9) 178 DRISKELL ELECTRIC 208 Driskell, William Larry (12) 77, 99, 102, 107, 122,139,151 DuboisJDeaoi - t-FTS--------—_ .J trrTcan, Kathv (111 ' Dunlap, LiiTd uilT2T66r86, 7, 152 Dupree, Debbie (11) 60, 62, 64, 145, 160 Dupree, Jerry (12) 29, 152, 164 Dupree, Mary (10) 170 Dupree, Randy (9) 178 Durmond, Curtis (10) 170 Durmond, James (9) 178 DuVall, Diane (11) 50, 91, 160 Eakin, Janice (12) 29, 74, 133, 152 Eakin, Jeanie (12) 12, 13 ED HAMOCK MOTORS 188 Eddins, Odell (12) 136, 152 Edwards, Rodney (9) 178 Elder, Marvin E. (11) 29,62, 64, 72. 77,160, 163 Elkins, Mrs. Vida Lee • Cafeteria 134 Manager Ellis, Mike (11) 82, 160 Elmore, Don (11) 160 Elmore, Linda (11) 86, 160 Elmore, Terry (12) 29, 72, 152, 157 Emmons, Bobby (10) 170 Emmons, Pat (9) 64, 82, 178 Endsley, Beverly (10) 87, 170 ERNESTINE FASHIONETTE 198 Estridge, Ellen (10) 81,85, 170 Ethredge, Bill (9) 4, 178 Farmer, Earl (9) 178 Fedd, Kathy (10)83, 170 Fedd. Kenny (12) 31, 54, 98, 99, 102 152 Ferrington, Daryl (11) 12 FERGUSON GROCERY MARKET 202 Festervan, Barbara (12) 170 Festervan, Danny (10) 170 Festervan, Diane (12) 60, 62, 64, 65 Festervan, Gary (10) 108, 112, 122, 170 Festervan, Paula (9) 64, 91.178 Fike, Ricky (11) 161 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 191 Fitzgerald. Donnie (9) .109, 178 Fitzgerald, Ronnie (11) 161 Fitts, Wanda Sue (12) 12, 152 Florence, Debbie (10) 133, 170 Florence, Louis (11) 92, 161 Flores, Dotti (9) 126, 178 Flores, John (11) 64, 77, 99, 104. 107, 161 Flores, Thomas (12) 22. 31. 77, 98. 99, 102, 122, 152 Floyd. Mike (10) 68, 92.170 Floyd, Rick (Fac.) 98, 109. 115, 144 Foley, Kay (10) 170 Fotenot, Donna (11) 63. 64. 161 FOUR WAY HARDWARE SUPPLY 21 I CO. 193 Fowler, Jackie (10) 170 Fowler, Monroe (Fac.) 98, 140, 141 Fowler, Peggy Sue (12) 152 FRAN'S 196 French, Gary (9) 178 Frizell, Debra Ruth (12) 70, 126,127, 152 Frizzell, Donna (9) 82 Frizzell, Mike (10) 170 Fuller, Patti (11) 23, 126, 161 Furguison, Jamie (10) 170 Fussell, Vivian (10) 170 Gamble, Larry (9) 178 Gand, Darlene (9) 88, 178 Ganz, William (9) 82, 178, 181 Garren, John (12) 139, 152 Garret, Roy Joe (9) 179 Garrett, Beverly (10) 50, 64, 170 Garrett, Carol (9) 179 Garrett, Janet 91 Gay, Leo (12) 67, 108, 113,117,152 GENEVA'S SHREVEPORT BEAUTY schoolT87 Gibson, Albert (12)99, 105, 152 Gibson, Dana (9) 91, 126, 179 Gibson, Janet (12)4, 5,8, 30, 33, 40, 5253,71780, 81 95,133, 188, 152' Gibson, Lessie (10) 170 Giddens, Audrey (11) 126, 145, 161 Giles, Whitlow (12) 152 Gildon, Rusty (9) 179 Gilmore, Tommy (9) 179 Gipson, Deloris (12) 62,64,65,152 Glass, Eva (12) 152 Gleason, Amy (Fac.) 29, 88, 140 GOLDRING’S 208 Goss, Vaudie (9) 179 Goutney, Monika (9) 179 Grahm, Lee Ethel • Maid 134 Graves, Marvin (12) 152 Graves, Rita (11) 161 Graves, Sandra (10) 81, 170, 175 Gray, Billy (Fac.) 77,142 Gray, Bob (10) 77,83, 108, 114, 122, 170 Gray Carmen (9) 179 Gray, Mary Lane (Fac.) 142, 143 Gray, Nancy (9) 64, 82, 125, 126, 179 Gray, Nancy (11) 50, 80, 81, 161 Gray, Stephanie Ann (12) 30, 40, 54, 74, 75,152, 186 Green, Jerry Del (12) 31,153 Gregorio, Rosetta (11) 24, 66, 67, 68, .Griffis, Billy (9) 179 Griffis, Vicki (9) 82, 179 Groft, Bill (11) 161 Grundy, Sanja Kaye (12) 50,85,153 Grundy, Wayne (10) 99, 105, 170 Gryder, Charla (9) 82, 179 Guess, Joey (11) 136,161 Guin, Roger Dale (12) 153 Gullett, Shelia (10) 85, 170 Hall, Denise (11) 64,124, 125, 126, 161 Hall, Denise (9) 64, 126,179 Hall, Donald (10) 170 Hall, Lester (11) 179 HALL’S MEN BOY’S SHOP 203 Hall, Ronnie (9) 179 HARBUCK SPORTING GOODS INC. 190 ,Har.dy, Brian (11) 84, 99, 104 HARDY BUICK, RAMBLER, PONTIAC 201 HARDY STONE MOTORS 194 HARP JEWELERS 190 Hartley, Debbie (10) 85, 91, 137, 170 Hartsell, Kenneth (10) 170 Hartzo, Raymond Lee (12) 31, 108, 116, 153 Hartzo, William Curtis (12) 98, 99, 100, 106, 145, 153 Harvey, Maggie • Maid 135 Hawkins, Billy (9) 89 Hawkins, Dee (10) 67, 122, 170 Heard, Donnie (9) 179 HEARNE’S 192 Heathcock, Mary (10) 76, 120, 170 Henderson, Arch (12) 54,153 Henson, Becky (11) 86, 161 Henson, Linda (10) 170 Herd, Ruthie (10) 170 HERMAN FIELDS PUMP SUPPLY CO. 199 Herring, Diane (12) 85, 153 Herring, Douglas (10) 170 Herring, Mark (9) 66, 179 Herring, Susan (9) 179 Herring, William Earl (12) 153 Herrington, Danny (11) 66, 99, 104, 120,161 Hicks, Charles (11) 77, 99, 120, 161 Hicks, Dana (9) 133,179 Hicks, Jerry (11) 161 Hicks, Joe (Fac.) 144 Hicks, Pam (9) 179 Hicks, Scott (9) 64, 82, 99,105,179 Hile, Albert Joe (11) 179 Hill, Ann (9)82, 126,179 Hill, Darlene (12) 62, 64,65, 153 Hill, Freddie (9) 179 Hill, Jennett (11) 91, 162 Hines, Harry (Fac.) 140, 141 Hobbs, John Paul (11) 122,162 Hoeft, Susan (10) 64, 124, 126,168, 171 Holbrook, Linda Faye (12) 76, 83, 89, 153 Holbrook, Paulette (11) 24, 76, 83, 89, 162 Holbrook, Pauline (11) 76, 162 Holcomb, Ellis Harold (12) 153 Holcomb, Danny (10) 120, 171 HOLIDAY RESTAURANT 200 Holland, Phillip (9) 179 Holland, Phillip (10) 171 Holland, Melba Kathern (12) 153 Hollier, Helen (Bookkeeper) 131 Hollier, Richard Lew is (12) 98, 99, 103, 153 Holliman, Arley (11) 162 Holliman, Carroll (9) 179 Holt, Clifford (9) 179 Holt, Richard Allen (12) 153 HO-MADE DRIVE-IN 202 Hood, Honey B. (10) 88, 124, 126, 171, 174 Hooper, Sherry (9) 179 House, Willie (11) 109, 162 Hoss, Karen (10) 126, 127, 171 Howards, Eddie Lee (9) 179 Howell, Gary (11) 118, 119 Hudson, Marvin (9) 179 Hudson, Robert (Fac.) 98, 99,106, 144 Hughes, H. L. - Custodian 135 Humphrey, Alfred Bertram (12) 153 Humphrey, Jerry Paul (12) 61,62,64, 65,153 Humphrey, Lee Roy (10) 171 Hunt, Billy (10) 64, 171 Hunt, Terry (10) 64, 171 lies, Donna (11) 29, 64, 74,126,162,164 Isbell, Kathy (9) 50,82,179 Jackson, Diane (10) 37, 171, 175 Jackson, Diane (9) 87, 180 Jackson, Jessie-Custodian 135 Jeter, Loyd (11) 77, 108, 111, 116, 120, 162, 167 Jetton, Steve Lynn (12) 98, 99, 102, 153 Johnson, James (10) 171 Johnson, Jan (9) 180 Johnson, Marilyn (10) 12,64, 126, 171 Johnson, Peggy (10) 66, 171 Jones, Debbie Jean (12) 62,64, 65, 153 Jones, Joanie (9) 162, 180 Jones, Sharon (11) 86, 87 Jordan, Mattie (9) 180 Jordan, William (Fac.) 74,138 Jure, Linda (11) 162 Kay, Donald (11) 162 Keener, Joe (9) 180 Kelleher, Gloria Jean (12) 153 Kelleher, Harold (10) 171 Kennedy, Bob (Fac.) 69, 136 Kimmons, Myra (Fac.) 140, 141 King, John 118, 119 King, Renea (11) 82,126,127, 158, 162 Kirby, Deborah 17, 25, 32 Kirby, Eddie (9) 180 Kirby, Patsy Lynn (12) 9, 22, 23, 31, 153 Kleffman, Betsy 13 Kleffman, Carol (11) 64,82, 126, 127, 162 Kleffman, Kathleen (12) 9, 37, 40, 74, 75.126, 127,153 KNCB 186 LaCaze, Jay (11) 162 Lambert, Betty (10) 171 Lankford, Vickie (12) 9, 22, 29, 30, 54, 72.126, 127, 153 Larue, Oliver (9) 180 Latham, Janet Gay (12) 153 Leat, Clyde (10) 171 Le Bleau, Owens (Fac.) 145 212 Lee, Bobby (9) 91,180 Lee, Terry (11) 75, 162 Leverett, Raymond 12,13 Lindsey, Terry (9) 180 Logan, Anita (9) 70, 82, 126,133,180 Lovett, Marsha (11) 62, 64, 162 Lowry, Bobby (12) 98, 99, 103, 162 Lowe, Becky (11) 64, 126, 162 LOWE’S HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 191 Lumus, Danita (11) 26, 60,62, 76, 82. 162 Lyod, Renea (11) 162 Malone, William Luke (12) 14, 74, 75, 98, 99,102,153 Mallot, Ricky (10) 171 Martin, Rose Ellen (12) 1,8, 12,15, 16, 22, 26, 27,31,32, 47, 60,61,62, 150,153, 171 Martin, Sheila (9) 67, 180 Martin, Susie (9) 87, 180 Mason, Martha (Fac.) 144 Maxwell, Tommie Joyce (12) 153 McCloud, Kathy (11) 64, 126, 162 McConnell, Terri (10) 126,168, 171 McCormick, Charles (10) 77, 83, 108, 114,171 McCormick, James (9) 23, 82, 99,104, 109,176,178, 180 McCormick, Thomas Joe (12) 98, 99. 102.153 McDow, Gloria 12 McDurmond, Nancy (10) 90, 126, 171 McDurmond, Susan (10) 90, 126, 171 McEachern, Vickie (11) 66, 68, 81, 88, 162 McGUIRE 196 McGuire, Ann (10) 83, 126, 171 McKellar, George 16 McKinney, Hugh (9) 66, 68, 180 McKinney, Steven Kendall (12) 30, 70, 80.153 McKinney, Terry Wayne (12) 153 MKinney, Tim (10) 66,68, 70, 76,171 McKnight, Terrt Wayne (12) 139, 153 McKnight, Vickie (10) 67, 68, 175 McMillan, Rebecca (10) 126, 127, 171, 174,175 McMillan, Rick 120 Medlin, Don (9) 180 Melder, Louvesta (Fac.) 90, 137 Methvin, Rebecca Jo (12) 10, 37, 78, 126,127,136,150,154,156 Middleton, Bill (9) 180 Middleton, Janell (11) 64,84, 126, 162 Miller, Barbara (12) 85, 154 Miller, Carol (12) 86, 154 Miles, Glen (12) 13 Mitchell, Calvin (12) 154 Mitchell, Delphia (9) 91, 180 Mitchell, Sherry (9) 180 Mixon, Melinda (10) 85, 170 Mixon, Richard (11) 162 Mixon, Shirley (10) 85,172 MODERN CLEANERS 197 Monday, Brenda (9) 64, 180 Moore, Betty (9) 180 Moore, Bruce (10) 172 Moore, Debra (10) 12,64, 172 Moore, Doris (11) 162 Moore, Dorothy Jean (12) 10, 154 Moore, Ellen (Secretary) 130, 131 Moore, George (9) 180 Moore, Jeanie (12) 12 Moore, Joyce (10) 137,172 Moore, Sara (9) 50,57,64, 82, 125, 126, 176,178, 180 Moore, Steve (10) 120 Moore, Todd (10) 99, 104,120, 172 MR. LYNN‘S INC. 206 Munnerlyn. Patti (11) 23, 62, 64, 67, 68, 163 NATHAN’S 197 Nelson, Pam (11) 29,41,42,44, 75, 126,127, 160, 163, 187 Newland, Debbie (11) 64, 75,161, 162 Newland, Lee (9) 64, 180 Nichols, Dee Dee (10) 137, 172 Nichols, Franklin (12) 5, 66, 154 Nichols, Randall Keith (12) 1, 8, 15, 22, 24, 30,32,62,64, 65, 70, 71, 72, 109,154 Nix, Jan (10) 172 Nixon, Melinda (12) 154 NOLAN’S C. TOWNSEND CO. 202 Norris, Debbie (10) 172 Norris, Jan (11) 23, 64, 84, 126, 183 Norman, Larry 32 Norsworthy, Sandra (10) 85, 138, 172 NORTH CADDO BOWLING CENTER 192 NORTH CADDO DRUG 204 Ogden, James (11) 163 OIL CITY CASH CARRY 199 O’Rear, Steve Parker (12) 25, 30, 74, 75, 77, 108, 113,115, 154 Owens, Dianne (11) 163 Owens, Renee (11) 47, 163 Palmer, Terry (9) 180 Paris, Gary (11) 62, 64, 163 Parker, Evangeline Muriel (12) 86, 154 Parker, Freddie (9) 180 Parker, Ricky (10) 172 Parker, Ricky (9) 180 Parker, Sam (10) 172 Parrot, Lynn (11) 92, 163 Parrot, Mike (11) 93, 163 Patrick, Jo Ann (9) 180 Patterson, Curtis (Fac.) 33, 78, 136 Paulette, James (9) 180, 181 Payne, Diane (12) 64, 65, 154 Pearson, Pat (11) 164 Pearson, Ricky (10) 83,172 Peden, Patricia (11) 126, 164 PELICAN THEATERS 193 Pendergrass, Carla (10) 67, 68, 81, 172, 175 Penuell, Ralph (11) 164 Perkins, Debbie (10) 23,41,83, 126, 168, 172,173 Perkins, Diane (11) 11, 126,164 Perry, Sandra (Fac.) 144 Peterson, Lola (Fac.) 140 Pettit, Varie (Fac.) 73,138 Peyton, Johnny (12) 98, 99, 103 Pfanner, Barbara (11) 42,44, 126, 158, 161, 164 Phelps, Gay (11) 9, 25, 41,63, 64, 124, 126, 164,187 Pierce, Lottie (10) 85, 90, 172 PIGGLY WIGGLY 203 PIONEER BANK TRUST CO. 199 Pittman, Jerry (10) 92, 172 Pittman, Terry (10) 93, 172 Platt, Bobby Ellis (12) 154 Platt, Roy (10) 172 Player, Robert (9) 180 Poole, Tommy (11) 99, 103, 164 Poindexter, Alma Jennell (12) 154 Poindexter, Linda (10) 172 Post, Billy (9) 181 Powdrill, Brenda (10) 60, 62, 64, 65, 126, 127, 181 Powdrill, Joni (9) 50, 64, 126, 181 Powdrill, Toni (9) 64,82, 125, 126 Prestridge, Julie Ann (12) 29, 75, 126, 127.132.154 Price, Judy (10) 172 Procella, Shirley (11) 164 Putman, Billy (10) 172 Putman, Denise (Fac.) 140, 141 Putman, Jan (11) 62, 165 Putman, Kathy (11) 164 Pyle, Virginia (10) 172 Rachal, Cynthia (11) 165 Rattler, Andrew (10) 105 Rattler, Shirley (12) 64, 65, 154 Rawls, Charlene (11) 76, 165 Reece, Carl Wayne (9) 181 Reneau, Debbie (10) 165 REXALL DIXIE DRUG CO. 200 Rhoads, Darlene (10) 172 Rhyn, Johnny Russell (12) 120, 154 Richardson, Gary Steve (12) 154 Ridge, John Arthur (12) 80, 98, 99,103, 154 Riley, Robby (11) 4, 5,71,81, 165 RITZ CRAFT 194 Robertson, Dallas (Fac.) 81, 142, 143 Roberts, Gary Vernon (12) 11, 29, 74, 89.108.120.154 Roberts, Penny, (11) 165 Robison, Teresa Diane (12) 8, 22, 24, 29,37, 67, 68, 70, 72,154 Rochelle, Frieda (11)41, 50, 64, 160, 165 Rogers, Barbara (11) 64, 84, 161, 165 Rogers, Carol Sue (12) 155 Rogers, Linda (10) 13, 86, 172 Rogers, Theresa (9) 126, 180, 181 Rohrbaugh, Lynn Marie (12) 22, 66, 68, 155 Ross, Melinda Gayle (12) 9, 95, 126, 127,132,155 Rowe, Pam (11) 78, 126, 161, 165 RUBENSTEIN’S 190 Rumby, Kathy (9) 82 Rupe, La Merle (11) 67, 68, 95, 165 Russum, Kathy (9) 181, 180 Sanders, Francis (9) 64, 181 Sanders, Roger (11) 165 213 Sanders, Steve (10) 67, 68, 83, 172 Sanders, O.C. (Principal) 131 Sawyer, Vickie (9) 66, 89, 181 Scaggs, Tery (11) 67, 108, 114, 115, 120, 121,165 Schuchardt, John (10) 172 SEARS 191 Sears, Stanley (11) 165 SELBER BROS. 200 Self, Thomas Ugene (12) 67, 68,120, 155 Selman, Sylvia (10) 64, 83, 172 Sermons, David (10) 66, 172 Sermons, Terry (9) 82, 181 Shane, Bimbo (11) 54, 67, 108, 111, 117, 165 Shane, Debra (10) 172 Shane, Sandra Jean(12) 138, 155 Sharp, Willie Mae - Custodian 135 Shelton, Maureen (11) 165 Shelton, Rita Ann (12) 155 Shelton, Randy (10) 172 Shepherd. Archie (9) 181 Shepherd, Dolores (11) 165 Shepherd, Donna (10) 172, 175 Sherpherd, Linda (11) 165 Shepherd, Sammy (9) 109, 181 Sheppard, Dorothy (10) 172 Shores, Letitia Rose (12) 62, 65, 155 SHREVEPORT - BOSSIER NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION 205 SHREVEPORT ■ DRAUGHAN - NORTON BUSINESS COLLEGE 198 SHREVEPORT TIMES 188 Simmons, Fran (9) 64, 82,125, 126, 181 Simmons, Serita (12) 155 Simpson, Jean (10) 23, 56, 126, 127, 172,175 Simpson, Kay (9) 86, 87, 91, 181 Smith, Amelia (11) 90, 133, 165 Smith, Annette (11) 23, 50, 84, 125, 126, 160, 161, 165 Smith, Annie Mae 140 Smith, Charles Wayne (12) 155 Smith, Claud (9) 181 Smith. Henry (11) 165 Smith, Kathy (9) 181 Smith, Kathleen (12) 22, 23, 29, 75, 155 Smith, Suzanne (12) 8, 22, 36, 42, 43, 74, 78, 79, 126, 141, 155 Smith, Terry (10) 172 Smith, Tommy (9) 181 Smith, Wanda (11) 165 SOMERVILLE MANUFACTURING CO. 186 Spearman, Debbie (9) 82, 181 Spearman, Mike (10) 70, 83, 173 Spearman, Susan (11) 78, 126, 165, 167 Spikes, Sandra (10) 41, 56, 124, 126, 173, 175 SPLIT - NICKEL GROCERY 193 Stahl, Bruce Eugene (12) 155 Stanfield, David Allen (12) 155 Standford, Vickie (10) 90, 91, 173 STATE FARM INSURANCE 188 Stephenson, Roger (10) 173 Stevens, Bill (12) 155 Stevens, Debbie (9) 91, 181 Stevens, Randy (9) 64, 82, 181 Stevens, Sheila (11) 67, 68, 165 Stewart, Ann 25 Stewart, Barbara (9) 181 Stewart, Johnny (10) 120, 173 Stone, Lanny (11) 88, 165 Stovall, Diana (10) 173 Stroud, Carole (9) 126, 181 Stroud, Russell Dale (12) 155 Stroy, Mike (9) 109,181 Stubblefield, Pam (10) 66,68, 17 STYRON ENGRAVING 187 SUB SURFACE PUMP CO. 198 Sullivan, Linda Ann (12) 8, 11, 22, 30, 66, 67, 68, 70, 155, 161 Sullivan, Sandra (11) 165 Sullivan, Sharon (9) 91, 181 Sullivan, Vicki (10) 64, 173 Swearengin, Kenneth (12) 155 Swearengin, Ricky (9) 89 Swearengin, Sheila (9) 86, 87 Sweet, Nellie (9) 181 Tarver, Debra Marie (12) 23, 60, 61, 62, 64, 155 Tarver, Mary (9) 182 Tackett, Nancy (10) 91, 126, 173 Templeton, Sharon Kaye (12) 60, 62, 64, 65, 76,85, 89,155 Tennis, Glen (9) 182 Teer, Charles (10) 93, 173 Terry, Bedford Steve (12) 155 Terry, Julie (11) 47, 124, 126, 161, 165 Terry, Ricky (10) 173 Terry, Rita (9) 182 Terry, Vicki Nell (12) 46, 85, 155 Terry, Virginia (10) 173 Thacker, Jennella (9) 67, 68, 82, 89, 182 Thacker, James D. (12) 80, 108, 115, 120, 155 Thomas, Danny (9) 182 Thomas, Dores (11) 85, 165 Thomas, Dennis (9) 182 Thomas. Judy (11) 165 Thomas, Letitia (11) 62, 64, 76, 165, 182 Thomas, Leona (9) 91 Thomas, Pamela (12) 75, 126, 127, 133, 156 Thomas, Sandra (9) 182 Thomas, Veronica (12) 46, 156 Thompson, Bruce (11) 165 Thompson, Bubba (9) 182 Thompson, John (10) 173 Thompson, Tom (10) 173 Thompson, Barbara (9) 182 Thompson, Rick (9) 99, 105 Thorton, Charles (10) 23,83, 108,115, 173, 182 Tilley, Linda Sue (12) 11,15, 22, 23, 31,72, 156 Tohline, Barbett (12) 11, 23, 60, 61, 62, 76,80. 156 Tohline, Joel (11) 23,61.62, 64, 99, 109, 166 Tolbert, David (11) 166 TRANS-WORLD LIFE INSURANCE CO. 193 TREES INC. 206 Trotter, Bill 118 Tunstall, Eugene (9) 182 Turner, Joe (11) 166 Twitchell, Danny (11) 25, 70, 77,81, 84, 166 Upchurch, Reba (10) 90, 91, 173 VALERIAS 196 Varnado, Rebecca Ann (12) 60, 61, 62, 86, 156 Vaughn, Debbie (9 ) 64, 82, 182 Vick, Ronnie (10) 173 Vinson, Margaret (10) 91, 138, 173 Vinson, Sheila (11) 85, 166 Visio, Michelle Evelyn (12) 79,83, 156 VIVIAN AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO. INC. 190 VIVIAN JEWELERS 208 VIVIAN LUMBER CO. 201 VIVIAN MARINE 191 WACKER’S 190 Wade, Dennis Keith (12) 9, 14, 22, 30, 61, 62, 64, 65, 70, 77, 98, 99,101,122, 156 Wallace, Jackie (11) 25, 76, 166 Wallace, Lois (10) 76, 90,173 Wallace, Willie (10) 173 Wall, Susan Lynette (12) 73, 156, 157 Walker, Donnie (11) 29, 75, 76, 81, 89, 166 Walling, Kenny (10) 62, 64, 173 Walton, Bobby 120 Walton, Cheryl (10) 64, 173 Walton, Jimmy (11) 29, 67, 68. 75, 164, 166 Wamnes, Janet (Fac.) 86, 140 Ward, William Randell (12) 156 WASHBURN MOTORS 186 Washington, Freddie (11) 166 Washington, Glenda (11) 166 Washington, Gwen (9) 182 Watson, Cynthia (9) 64, 182 Watson, Jimmy (10) 91, 173 Watson, Lillie (11) 166 WILSON BROS. 197 WILSON BROS. COUNTRY STORE 208 WILSON BROS. FURNITURE STORE 200 Wilson, David (11) 8, 66,67, 68, 70, 166, 174 Wilson, Diane (11) 126 Wilson, Robert (10) 174 Windham, Renee (9) 82, 182 Windsor, Joseph (11) 75, 166 Wingo, Bobby (9) 120, 182 Wingo, Jimmy 120 Wingo, Larry (11) 166 Wisdom, Ronnie (10) 174 Withers, Vince (11) 166 Wormington, Mitch (9) 64, 82, 182 Wright, Shelia (10) 174, 182 Wynn, John Douglas (12) 9, 62, 64, 65, 98, 99,101,106,107,120,156 Wynn, Karen (10) 64, 174 Yancy, Darlene (10) 87, 174 Yancy, Don (Fac.) 142, 143 Yancy, John - Custodian 135 Younker, Coleman (9) 109 Zylks, Vicki (9) 87, 91,182 214 In Memoriam Mr. Joe” Hendrickson The sundial was placed on campus as a memorial by students and faculty. “ ... He was a man of peace ... He was a man of great professional ethics ... He was a scholar and a gentleman.” “ .. . His influence and the example he set will be with us forever.” “ ... His every action exalted integrity, honesty, dependability, and humility ... He was a ‘sermon to see’.” We, the REBEL STAFF feel that this loss to North Caddo is one that cannot be repaired. Since our words cannot express such a loss, we have recorded some of the quotations heard from students, faculty and administration during the memorial service, March 28, 1969. “Q xfpity tfem Gotf- ancfpity us a f wfo uainfy tfe ctreams of youtf recaff for of aff sacf words of tonyue or pen Ufe saddest are tfese it miyft faoe Seen! ” — tjo in S'. Isi itiiier I cuiff Ge tfe most important ones ancf tfen strive to re- ' ffCaturity ancff exiGifity are tfe primary efemenfs wficf WfiSSS our success, .or faifure. fife cuorfcf is ever cfany- iny ancfin order to succeed, we must faoe tfe- matuifty fo faSd t' - witfout tfuafms ancf(fie ffexiGifity to cfan ye wit fit. ffwe fesip - iftate or Gecome'comp acent,. our dreams wifi sfat ter aycfweewiff, -he fearcf oain y ecfonhy r.eyret fat,, ufft m yftfoAiepGeenf N V V vM' m ONE DOUBLE «7W ■ 'yw - i(i,V' . •� •' . 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