Ouachita Parish High School - Roarer Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

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We appreciaTe his inTeresT in bofh academic and exfracurricular acfivifies of our school, his efforfs To promofe professional grovvTh, and his selfless de- voTion To duTy aT all Times. .aff gf i v I. C. STRICKLAND Principal School Board E. Nl. Finley, C. P. Holloway, Harry Wheelis, M. H. Head, James H. Trousclale, Jr., George Rorex, W. W. Ward, C. G. Wall, Jr., Robert Rhone, Charles G. Drennan, W. E. Palmer, Fred S. NlcVay, C. E. Buckley, Everett Zeag- ler, Marvin Shipp, Walter Bennett. SUPERINTENDENT W. W. WARD ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT MILTON C HALL l lr 4 'W'-r.' I . A I V . W Q? 1 93+ E5 2- fr Ns E Q P P I S. fi Miss BRETT MR, CARTER Him! Faculty MISS NANCY J. BRETT, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, Biology, Lioriette Sponsor. BOB CARTER, B.S., Northeast Louisiana State College: Assistant Football Coach, Study Hall. MISS GRACE CARTER, B.A., Blue Mountain College, M.A, Peabody College, Mathematics. TALMADGE L. CROSBY, B.S., Louisiana State University, Agriculture, FEA. Sponsor. MRS. FANNIE P. DAVIS, B.S., Mississippi Southern, M.S., University of Denver, History. MISS CARRIE DEE DREW, B.A., Louisiana State University, Science, Honor Society Sponsor. BOB ELLEN, B.A., Ouachita College, M, Ed., East Texas State College, Social Studies, Head Football Coach. MRS. FLORENE PAGE FOSTER, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, Sewing. L. M. FREY, B.A., Southern Methodist University, M. Ed., University of Mississippi, Advanced M. Ed., University ol Arkansas, English, Lionette Sponsor. MRS. C. C. FROST, B.S., Northeast Louisiana State College, Commerce, F.B.L,A. Sponsor. E : X R7 SQ , 1 R21 . . MISS CARTER MR. CROSBY -Sh .ix 5 . With press time near, Lion feature writers, Darnell Pilcher and Mike Parkerson, stay on the iob. MRS. DAVIS MISS DREW Open House for parents and friends brings responsibilities for Student Council members 20 inn? 1 MR, ELLEN MRS. FOSTER Typing students concentrate during speed test. Y ---f 'QED' MR. FREY MRS. FROST Class of '60 marches into assembly for first time. On special occasions students enjoy coke parties. Jo Ann Emerson puts finishing touch on dress in sewing class. ti EC-, MRS. HILL MR. HODGINS MR. HOLLIMAN MRS. HOLLINGSWORTH MISS MARY LEA GEORGE, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic ln- stituteg M.E., Mississippi Collegeg Physical Educationg Girls' Basketball Coach. MRS. MARION B. HARGROVE, B.A., Mississippi Collegeg Englishg Homeroom Reporters Club Sponsor. MISS BIRDIE HATTON, B.A., Northwestern State Collegeg M.A,, University of Colorado, Artg Art Club Sponsor. DOUGLAS T, HEAD, B.S., Louisiana State Universityg Sciencep Junior Class Chairman. MRS. DOROTHY HILL, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic In- stituteg Englishg Scienceg Lionette Sponsor. JAMES H. HODGINS, B.E., Tulane Universityg M.E., Missis- sippi Collegep Physical Educationg Student Council Sponsor. HERBERT H. HOLLIMAN, B.S., Union Universityg Physical Eclucationp Boys' Basketball Coach. MRS, SARA HOLLINGSWORTH, B.S., Mississippi State Col- lege for Womeng M.S., Louisiana State Universityg Mathe- maticsg Roarer Advertising Sponsorg Ticket Managerp Senior Class Chairman. Sometimes there is time lu 1 ii i. iz X - f 2 t S it I I S 5. Z gm- X, .am ,..'i.if. V - f ,,.,,,,i Q , .. v Miss McCranie has conference with student in Guidance Depart ment while another student takes aptitude test, to iust stop and chat. N 1 T I, A793-' P4 A llqu QL.- - ...QL 'i'l ' 3 f,'a--OUP , ff? I X i1 2 is' 1 f MRS, HORNBEAK MR. IVY if '-2? MRS. JOHNSON MRS. JONES if Journalism pays off when Yvonne Via, Lion feature editor, inter- views Miss America, Senior and iunior girls show how it is done in a powder puff foot- ball game. 24 MRS. DOROTHY HORNBEAK, B.A., Newcomb College, Journalism, English, Lion Editorial Sponsor, Roarer Edie torial Sponsor, Honor Society Sponsor RAYMOND P. IVY, B.A, Northeast Louisiana State Col- iege, English, MRSJOY JOHNSON, BS, Louisiana Polytechnic ln- stitute, Physical Education, World History, Cheerleader Sponsor. MRS. JANE JONES, B.S., Texas Women's University, Lionette Sponsor, Junior Red Cross Assistant Sponsor. MRS. H. J. LANE, B.A., Northeast Louisiana State College, Assistant Librarian, Library Club Sponsor. NllSS GLADYS LATHAM, B.S., Peabody College, English. MRS. CYNTHIA LEIGH, B.A., M.A., University of Alabama, Latin, Spanish, Foreign Language Club Sponsor, Student Council Sponsor. MISS JOSEPHINE McCRANIE, B.A., M.A., University of Texas, Civics, Guidance Counselor, Senior Class Co' Sponsor. Honor Society members pose on float before Homecoming parade, They say we must have books. r Q S in YQ r-Q MRS. LANE MISS LATHAM MRS. LEIGH MISS MCCRANIE '-,V 'nf ...- Sara Gee pmch-hi1s for Honor Society at candy sale N... MR,MANN1NG MR. OWENS MR. PATTERSON 'V' X, lk akjf X v Mx LJEA G' 1 vfvvl X' 'Xi X , Aren't our powder puff cheerleaders the greatest? Faucet' Oark and his Drips really rock af Homecoming Assembly. - sr 3 wil '.-Wf W uf' V' my N . MRS, REAGAN WM 3' T1 X fi S- -6+ R an 'WW' Af' Qfiilt f L'-.Ni Q'-,ez 1' 's, xs'Q, F-X T-'lf N 'X R 'R ,fog .-,4 ' .m Q. MR. RUPPERT That cute boy sifs by me in next period class at ov' Lit - 'W -K . f ' 1, if ' , , ' 5' 1 MRS. SCHULTZ MISS SMITH MRS, SMITH MRS. STEPHAN David Rawls gets assistance from Mrs. Lane in library GERALD S, MANNING, B.A,, Louisiana State Normal Col- lege: M.A., Louisiana State University: Sciencep Manager of the Athletic Department. CARL OWENS, B.S., Northeast Louisiana State Collegep Commerceg F.B.L.A. Sponsorg Sophomore Class Chairman. JAMES E. PATTERSON, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic lnstituteg Physical Educationg Social Studiesg Key Club Sponsor. MRS. FAY REAGAN, B.S., Mississippi State College for Womeng Typingg Civics. H. E. RUPPERT, B.S.E., University of Arkansasp Distributive Educationf D.E. Club Sponsor. MRS. DORA MAE SHULTZ, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic ln- -5 stituteg M.A., Peabody Collegeg Civicsg Home Econornicsr F.H.A. Sponsor. MISS ANNE SMITH, B.A., Vanderbilt Universityg Englishg Chairman Assembly Committee. MRS. MARY FAE SMITH, B.S., Northwestern State Collegep Science. MRS. LEMAR STEPHAN, M.A., Peabody Collegeg World History. Band Clinkers take time out to pose during initiation. wff- , MW. 3 H. '-7' MR. STEWARD MRS. STEWART MRS. TATUM MR. WAFER CHARLES E. STEWARD, B.S.E., Arkansas State College Geometry. stitutep Science. MRS. A. L. TATUM, B.S,, Peabody Collegeg Englishf Lion Advertising Sponsor. TOM D. WAFER, Bachelor of Mus. Ed., Louisiana State University, Band. MRS, W. W. WARD, B.A., Northwestern State College, BS in L.S., Louisiana State Universityg Librarian, Library Club Sponsor. ROBERT A. XNARNER, B.S., Michigan State College, Algebra. MRS. DAVID WATSON, B.S., Louisiana State University, French, Visitors inspect students work in Art Department Downtown Monroe get cfms SAL! EVUY Will s chance to view Ouachita parade. GNC Viz 1 MRS. CYNTHIA STEWART, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic ln- ig, . ' fm , uW..,,a4' MRS. WARD Choir observes the Christmas season by traditional caroling in the halls. MR. WARNER f MRS. WATSON XA , 1 3 1 . I , W, ,, ,, --,f - -:. J 1 I 5-0,1 1 ' 1 if A ' t it .. ,.RR EE: t is 3 W i 1 - -w Vis itors at annual Open House view attractive display in library. Spanish students use records to improve pronunciation. i 3 4 iv. 4. 5' it 1.2, five are fd? as +9 'PY v,.f. Q , . vfvxiii ff' 44 A . 1, ga, ,Q 'ft Gay Nineties quartet entertains students. Problem concerning Russia is discussed by Bill Rambiri in economics class. Classroom trio entertains with Christmas selections. MRS. JOSEPHINE WILLIS, B.A., Southwestern Louisiana Instituteg M. Ed., Louisiana State University: Commerce: Office Education Sponsor. MISS FRANCES E. WILSON, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Instituteg Freshman Class Chairmang Courtesy Fund, Red Cross Sponsor. -1... we F. D. WOOLIE, B.A., Northeast State Collegep Social Studiesg .Ieffersonian Club Sponsor, E. M. WOOTEN, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Instituteg M.B.A., University of Denverp Commerceg F.B.L.A. Spon- sorg Senior Class Sponsor. MRS. WILLIS MISS WILSON MR. WOOLIE MR. WOOTEN Staff MRS. ELSIE CROCKER Dietitian A f MRS, WILLIE MAE WAFER Secretary I really don'f feel like sitting in class. This is only ihe fifth time l've changed my schedule, , xr' K MRS, MYRTLE MORRIS School Nurse tgp, XX wfflnv We 16 - ap' 4' v 'A ' ,f'-f . 3. J H, .l 9 I .A-A31 ,W N V as N.. L nf. ,,,, ,mfg MN 2. 5, ,hg 4 S f ., 'F ' A 6 .i 1 X 21 : ,if ,.,, ,JY gtk K M 'f ye fgiii ff ? , iff' K I Af ,I ' . 2 f , 5 . , 'L ' as 4 Z 51 A Y A Elf' L ,ig ? -QQQAAA 1 f-gi Senior Class PAT HOLLOVVAY BETTY JO MYERS ERVIN BATES BOBBY SHIPP E Officers Secretary Treasurer Vice'Presidem President ADAMS, CATHERINE ELAINE, D.E. Club '59, '60, Office Educa tion '60. BABINEAU, ANNETTE, Future Secretary Club '59, D.E. Club '60, Homeroom Treasurer '59. BARNES, NORMA, F.B.L.A. '59, .leffersonian Club '59, Honor Society '60. BARRON, JUDIE, F.H.A. '57, '58, Maiorette '58-'60, Band '58- '60. BARTON, MARY JANE, 4-H Club '58-'60, Student Council At- ternate '56, '57, Sophomore Homeroom Vice-President '57, Band '56-'59, Maiorette '56, FH.A. '60, F.B.L.A. '58. BATES, ERVIN, Baseball '57-'60, Basketball '53-'60, Track '58-'60, Football '57-'60, All-Monroe '60, All-Twin City '60, All-District '60, All-State '60, Homeroom Viceflpresident '57- '60, Senior Class Vice-President '60, 4-H '58, '60, Key Club '58-'60, F,F.A. '58-'60, Student Council '58-'60, Chairman of Elections Committee, Good Citizen '60, Junior Class Favorite. BEARDEN, BEN, '57-'59, Homeroom Vice-President '58, 4-H Club '58, Track '59, '60, Football '59. BECKWORTH, BILL, Thespian, Vice-President '60. BLACK, JACKIE, F.B.L.A. '59, Jeffersonlan Club '59, Office Edu- cation Club, Parliamentarian '60, Homeroom Secretary '60. BLE. SOE, ROY, Junior Red Cross '56, Science Club '57, Home- room Reporter '60. BLOOMER, NILA, Honor Society '59, '60, Roarer Staff '59, '60 Lion Staff '59, '60, Lionettes '57-'60, Sergeant '60, Lion Busi ness Staff '57, .leffersonian Club '59, F.B.L.A. '59, A-H '57, '58, BOYD, CAROLYN, F.H.A. '57-'60i SOftball '57. BRAGG, JERRY, Pelican Boys' State '59. BRATTON, JIMMY BROOKS, MAETEEN, Office Education Club '60. BROWN, MAXINE, Class Secretary '57, Homeroom President '57, Office Assistant '57, '60, Y-Teens '57, '58, Treasurer '57, Lionettes '57, Cheerleader '58-'60, Head Cheerleader '60, Student Council Alternate '58, Representative '59, '60, Secre- tary '60, Future Secretaries Club '59, Secretary '60, 4-H Club '59, F.B.L,A. '59, Homeroom Vice-President '59, Homeroom Secretary '60, State Student Council Convention Delegate '60, Red Cross '60. BURCH, ANNIE BURRIS, ODESSA, Jeffersonian Club '60. CARl.lSl.E, PATRICIA ANN, Transfer from Lake Charles. CARTER, AVA NAN, Transfer from Neville, Homeroom Treasurer '60, Office Education '60, Office Education Secretary '60. Senior 'Gd ,Nw Class CARVER, GALE, Varsity Basketball '59, F.H.A. '59, Office Educa- tion '60, Reporter '60, Homeroom Reporter '60, Homeroom Reporters Club '60, Junior Red Cross '59. CATCHING, CHARLES, Band '57-'60, Student Council Repre- sentative '57, '58, Homeroom Reporter '59, Science Club '59, First Place Winner O.P.H.S. Science Fair '58, Second Place Winner Regional Science Fair '58, CAUSEY, SHEILA, Y-Teens '57, Secretary '57, Lionettes '57-'60, First Lieutenant '59, Parliamentarian '60, Student Council Al- ternate '57-'59, 4-H Club '59, Jeffersonian Club '59, '60, Pelican Girls' State Alternate '59, Office Assistant '60, Lion Staff '6O. CLARK, JO, Band '54-'56, D.E. '57, '60, Treasurer '60, Out- standing D.E. Student of the Year '60, F.B.L.A. '60, CLOUD, DALE, Student Council '57-'59, Jeffersonian Club '58- '6O, Key Club 59, '60, Basketball Manager '60, F.B.L.A. '60, H-Y '57, '58. COCKERHAM, GERALD, Library Club '57-'59, Sergeat at Arms '58, '59, Football '57, '58, Track '58, Basketball Manager '6O. COLLINS, ALOMA, Library Club '56-'60, F.H.A. '56-'58, Junior Red Cross '56-'59, Librarian of the Year '59, Student Council Representative '56-'58, Homeroom President '56A'59, Choir '59-'60, Girls' Chorus '56, '57. COOPER, PATSY, Transfer from Neville High School, National Thespian Society '58, '59, F.B.L.A, '58, '59, School Highlights '58, '59, Red Cross Representative '58, '59, Girls' Chorus Accornpanist '58, '59, Homeroom Treasurer '59, '60, Student Council Alternate '59, '6O. CORBIN, SUE, Y-Teens '56, '57, F.B.L.A. '58, '59, Future Sec- retaries '58, '59, Office Education Club '59, '60, CORDER, BONNIE, F.B.L.A. Secretary '59, '60, Future Secre- taries Reporter '59, '60, Student Council Public Relations Com- mittee Chairman '59, '60, Lion Staff '59, '60, Choir '59, '60, Homecoming Court Queen '59, '60, Paper Bowl Maid of Hono- '59, '60, Office Assistant '59, '60, Lionettes '58-'60, Field Offi- cer Second Lieutenant '59, '60, Homeroom President '58, '59, Foreign Language Club '57, '58, Homeroom Reporter '57-'59, Y-Teens '57-'60 F.H.A. '57, '58, 4-H '57, '58. 4, A , fm' , ff? QZg,i4Yg,,. A , .. ., VF er S551 - W ' ' . -Y 4 P, f ' , i ,Lx 4 X 'ff'QM?., '94 Class '60 fi. DIXON, ELVIN, F.F.A. '58-'60, DOUGLAS, ELSIE, Transfer from Holly Ridge, Lion Staff '59- '6O, Honor Society '59, '60, Homeroom President '59, '60, Y' Teens '59, '60, 4-H Club '59, '60, DOUGLAS, JOHN, Photographer '58-'60, Band A '57-'60, .leffersonian Club '59, '60, Science Club '58, 59, Treasurer, Science Club '58, '59, Student Council Representative '56, '57, Science Fair First Place Winner '56-'58, Senior Play Orchestra '58, Homeroom Treasurer '57, '58 DUNN, JERRY, Football '56-'58, Track '56-'60, Basketball '56- '58, Hi-Y '56-'59, Student Council Representative '56-'59, Horneroom Treasurer '56, '57, Secretary '57, President '58, '59, 4-H '58-'60, F.F.A. '56, '57, Science Fair Winner '57-'59. DUPREE, GENE, Key Club '58-'60, D.E, '59, '60, Vice-Presb dent, Honor Society '59, '60. DURHAM, MICKEY, D.E. Club, Historian, State Delegate '59, '60, EASOM, BILLIE RUTH, Library Club '56-'59, Treasurer '57, '58, Vice-President '58, '59, Office Education Club '59, '60, Historian Delegate to L.T.L.A. Convention '59, Lionettes '56, '57, Girls' Glee Club '57, '58, 4-H Club '58, '59, Homeroorn President '57, '58. ENGLISH, DAVID, Honor Society '59, '60, Key Club '59, '60, Jet- fersonian Club '58-'60, Boys' State Alternate '59, EUBANKS, DIXIE, Horneroom Vice-President '57, '58, 4-H '57, '58, Glee Club '57, '58, Choir '58, '59, F.B.L A. '59, '60, Future Secretaries Club '59, '6O. EVANS, BOBBYLEA, Honor Society '59, '60, Secretary '59, '60: Choir '57-'60, Vice-President '59, '60, Office Assistant '57- '60, Lion Staff '59, '60, Roarer Staff '59, '60, Jeffersonian Club '58, '59: COUr1Ciling Office Assistant '56, '57, O.P.H.S. Science Fair Winner '59, Mixed Glee Club '56, '57, Library Club '56 , O '..x T pun hy '37, ' - ,1 ?Ja1k'f7A 4,1745 'QJF' Wm lffwfj' 3 Sf cw gm ' J 4 Class GOBBLE, PAT, D.E. Club '58-'60, Secretary '60, F.H.A. '57, GRAHAM, ROBBIE, Transfer from Marietta, Georgia, Jeffer- sonian Club '60. GRAY, GARY GREEN, DALE GREER, DORIS GREGORY, SUSAN, Foreign Language Club '58-'60, Jeffer- sonian Club '60, Y-Teens '57, Art Club '58. HALEY, WILLIAM, Library Club '57, Student Council Alternate '57, Representative '58-'60, Glee Club '57, Key Club '58-'60, Choir '58-'60, President '60, Ensemble '58-'60, All-State Chorus '58-'60, Homeroom President '58, Secretary '60, Hi-Y '59, '60, Vice-President '60, Boys' State Representative '59, Honor Society '59, '60, President '60, Jeffersonian Club '60, President '6O. HALL, HARDY, Transfer from Neville. HALL, SHIRLEY, O.E, Club '60, Future Secretaries Club '59, Art Club '58, Reporter '58, Glee Club '57. Reading and Discussion Club '60, Foreign Language Club '60 HAMILTON, BETTY, Library Club '57-'60, Lionettes '57-'59, fx ., ' .1' --. A . Y 'fi ww, a , ' 4g.,,1, 7 'Az 3 n , . 7, , J? 5 M:f,,i4k I k . M W, auf L. -1 VY V ' ., N 137- -ak, .- i.lwSf.Z, W 322, 'P sg 2? ' ' if' f 1 el Lg: - ' A ww - E f, iaf,4,1,,4n, w fy'-. Qfmfzrgg 31' - 'f f ,va mf 1 mfwv ffqf 4m f ww -W M4 w 1-,W A R , gm V .f 4 a V ,f 4545 5 2 ,Q f mb ima f '-. 'Q 1 ' '43 , F f , f A '2,L ,,,?4?f iz ,x 5' fm ,H ai, , Y ,fggf , Hi ,aw fx , Class .fi PRICE, SALLY PUCKETT, BILLY, F.F.A, '57-'59, Homeroom President '57. PUCKETT, JUDY, Band '57, '58, Foreign Language Club '57, '58, Historian '58, Homeroom Secretary '58, Lion Staff '59, D.E. Club '6O. RALEY, SALLYVANN, Transfer from Baton Rouge, 4-H '60, Fu- ture Secretaries Club '60, F.H.A, '60, RAMBIN, BILL, Football '59. RIDGWAY, PATRICIA, Band '57-'60, Librarian '58-'60, Medics Club '6O. ROANE, DAVIS, Homeroom President '57, Library Club '57- '60, Photographer '58, Parliamentarian '59, L.T.L.A. Photo- grapher '59, Delegate to L.T.L.A. Convention '59, Art Club '57- '6O, President '60, Science Club '58, '59, ROBERTSON, GEORGE, Band '57, '58, Senior Play Orchestra '58, Science Club '59. RYAN, HERSCHEL, Band '57, Football '57, Basketball Manager '57, Student Council Alternate '58, Library Club '57-'60, Lion Advertising Staff '57-'58, Jetfersonian Club '58-'60, Delegate to L,T.L.A. Convention '59. SALLEY, CHARLOTTE, Choir '57-'60, Student Council '57, '58, '60, Lionettes '57, '58, Sergeant '58, Horneroom Reporters Club '57, Foreign Language Club '58-'60, Ensemble '57-'60, 4-H '58, Thespians '58-'60, All-State Chorus '58, '60, Debate Team '58, F.B.L.A, '60, Junior Red Cross 525 f . , , ,f wk Q WH ' wwf- :vi .LA Z Q ' ,eff W W, M YW Class SMITH, DIANNE, Basketball '57 59, Homeroom Reporters Club '58, Homeroom Treasurer '58, F.B.L.A. '59, Parliamentarian '59, Future Secretaries Club '59, Jeffersonian Club '59, Home- room Vice-President '59, O.E. Club '60, Sergeant at Arms '60, Student Council Alternate '6O. SMITH, JERRI SMITH, MARY, Mixed Glee Club '57, '58, Girls' Glee Club '60, Medics Club '58-'60, Counseling Office Assistant '59, '60, SMITH, MIKE, Student Council Representative '58-'60, Boys' State Representative '59, Key Club '58-'60, 4-H Club '60, F.B.L.A. '60, Junior Red Cross '57, Track '58, '59, Science Club '59, Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer '60, Choir '59, '6O. SMITH, MILDRED, Mixed Chorus '57, '60, SMITI-F SHIRLEY, Lionettes '57-'60, Private '59, Reporter '60, Student Council Representative '57-'60, Homeroorn Treasurer '58, Secretary '59, '60, Mixed Chorus '58, F.B.L,A. '59, '60, Future Secretaries Club '59, '60, STEWART, TOMMY, Football '57, Art Club '57, F.F,A. '57-'6O. STEVENS, JACKIE, Homeroom Vice'President '57, F.H.A, '57, Y-Teens '57, '58, 4-H '57, '58, Red Cross Representative '58, Lionettes '58-'69, F.B.L.A. '59. STONE, BETTY, Foreign Language Club '57, Mixed Chorus '57- '6O, F.B.L.A. '6O. STRUBEN, STEVEN, A-H '59, '60, Junior Red Cross '59, Home- roorn Vice-President '60, F.F,A. '59, F.B,L.A. '6O. ef La ,F .1 2 af 43555: ,ig Class 'Z' TICHELI, SIDNEY, Band '58, '59, D.E. '59, '60, Favorite '60, Best Personality '60, Wittiest '60, TRUETT, JIM TILLMAN, MARY, Lionettes '58-'60, Honor Society '59, '60, Jef- fersonian Club '59, F.B.L.A, '58-'60, Homeroom Reporters Club '57, '58, Y-Teens '57, '58, Foreign Language Club '57, '58, 4-H '57-'6O. VELASCO, JAN, Jeffersonian Club '58, '59, Glee Club '58, '59, F.B,L,A. '59, '60, 4-H Club '59, '60, Tbespians '59, '60, Art Club '59, '6O. VIA, YVONNE, Roarer Staff '60, Feature Editor '60, Lion Staff '59, '60, Assistant Feature Editor '59, Feature Editor '60, Jef- fersonian Club '60, Y-Teens '57, '58, A-H '57-'59, Horneroom Reporters Club '57-'59, Student Council Alternate '58, Home- room Treasurer '57, '58, '60, VIGG, SANDRA, Leadership Conference '58-'60, Student Coun- cil Alternate '59, '60, Homecoming Court '59, Maid of Honor '59, Y-Teens '58, '59, F.B.L.A. '59, '60, E,H.A. '58, '59, Basket- ball Manager '59, '60, Glee Club '58a'60. WALKER, DIANE, Lion Staff '58, '59, Student Council Repre- sentative '59, '60, OE, Club '59, '60 WALTER, BARBARA, D.E. Club '59. WARD, GLENDA, Cvlee Club '58, Choir '60, Medics Club '60, Secretary-Treasurer '60, WARD, WANDA, Library Club '57-'60, Red Cross '60, Tbespian Club '60, Foreign Language Club '59. 'lifff' ' gn .J W- 3 ! . ,I 4.1 QL. ff W 5? - 4' i wif' f ' ,, hug, - wwf ,fig wg ef ,V f. , W, ff f1wffLZ5M1LL M , , , . ' A , 4,52 - 1 51 . if . V ' H ixzrff' ' W 5 5' Wil aw H 1 1 f W' A M , v,:,,,,,, vw, .wg Ax. - w::'?iN 431 . M , 5 ' M mmm V L 15 f W ,mg , nafiLf4 if ,, ,, ,gf Class Transfer Elsie Douglas signs Honor Society register WINKLER, TOMMY, Football '58-'60, F.F.A. '60, 4-H '6O. WOOD, BARBARA, Junior Red Cross Representative '58, '59, Girls' Chorus '57-'6O. WOOD, REBECCA, Transfer from Crowville, Louisiana, Choir '60, Ensemble '6O. WOOD, WAYNE, Band '57-'60, Senior Class Play Orchestra Homeroom Reporters Club '58, '59, Choir '60, WRIGHT, LYNDA, F.B.L.A, '59, '60, Future Secretaries Club '59, Girls' Chorus '58, '59, Mixed Chorus '60, Library Club WYATT, STEVE, Choir '59, '60, Student Council '57, '58, Club '57-'60, F.B.L.A. '59, '60, Band '57, '58, 4-H Club '60, Homeroom Vice4President '57, Senior Play Orchestra YOUNGBLOOD, PHILLIP, Football '58-'60, Jeffersonian Club '60, Foreign Language Club '58, '59, Track '59, '6O. '57, '58, '57. Key '59, '57. '59, MEDLIN, FAYE, Homeroom Reporters Club '59, Homecoming Maid '60, Art Club '6O. Junior Class Officers UNJQN PLATT J ce 3 e DAT GU CE r we QQLLNE COCPER 5 'e'a JOHNNY ROACH DfESid9'T MDG K 'id , 3- rf' 1 0 ffm ss 1 5 5 i t x K 4. ,i K4 X. 1 me fm I A .Af ,f , , 1, A N I Q . HV, 5 I Mfg' wwf as '1 rf? lax, .K , ,fu Mg .gl . 6 'iw ,N , W' fn- 1 W' 36 W - Mm f fff fk 7. fii!9Aw.f.4:'f::. f ' ' .,4fA.g-. gf fn., V, 4-- rv Sw' ' W? 4. r ,ZH Kg' i r , : fi Z 4 i 4, f guy ff I inn il nu -I Qi. Jfdifl. -1 nu I I 1. Q 5 f ! .f 1 ,, 1: . mf ,mggczw ,w-i,aQ,W, , V I I 1 I I .- - u 5-gym' A Ummw-2 f L ur F 4: J ,fb I wif 91, I , , , f , ,V L 5 if wie-f 2 , ,-A B-ik Aff A f xiii? , 1 7 .L nl' Ji ? J if-alt, ,gi 4 Lgggf ii 'NAIL X J Y - N X xv A 2 rr- f Q p NV ftfgff , nu, ' Xf- K 5' '31 517 bg 12,4333 J i Mg!!!-, r, ? 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A g' -'inf an ur an Lk :1 if 8 M H1 Q, 1., wg.:- ,V- - '2- An 'T' r- u, 5 . A 4, , V 15d'f77fx?. 3 . nf-- ,, yu, M L W I 1 ' 1 Sophomores WORLEY, M-KE WRIGHT, MARY YEAGER ROBERT YOUNCE, RONALD YOUNG LVNDA Refreshment table is popular place during Open House. f Q X .tx s 9 fs x X V: I 1 Lil ll I wonder if they have any thin ones. L Latin students don togas for For- eign Language Club initiation. U ,fi Students enioy iitterbug session. Coke parties are a wonderful invention. U lf 4 n i D' Q 5 9 3 0 N, A F,,,, 'W 0-. l Margie Gilstrap displays a self portrait while Davis Roane poses with one of his oils. Practice for senior play Rebel Without a Cause' gets underway. Freshman Class CARL GLLSTRAP LARKIN GRAHAM NANCY PLATT JEANNE HILL Cfflcers Preswdem Vie-President SGCVGTBQ' Treasurer 1 'Q' Mjl. 'MO v 58. sf' tp' sa' A 4 '. has uns: 13 id iii 'inn Krew? f 351, F 559:55 Y, - 0' 4 72 ' . V-., 4.. gif' ' 0 X 'cf if DEAL, DAVID DEAN, EDNA DE LASALLE, IRENE DE MOSS, GENNY DE MOSS, WILLIE JO DIETZEL, DAVID DOOLITTLE, JUDY DOUGLAS, HELEN DU BOIS, CHARLES DUFFEY, PHILIP DUFFEY, RITA DUFFEY, ROY LEE ,J ,V wi yy Sf Q l r Freshmen , 9 I rrfff l N 5 , ,gg Q- TL A ,- 'Uh 'hs , -4' .-1 I -J'.1 C2- ,A ' ,Q '1 . s 4-J , 'S+ x f if DUKE, GLENN DUPREE, BOBBY DUPREE, WAYNE DURDEN, ROBERT DYER, LARRY DYSON, MARTHA EDGAR, JAMES ELEE, BETTY ELEE, WANDA ELLIOT, CAROLYN EMERSON, JOYCE EMMONS, RAYMON EPPINETTE, NELL EPPINETTE, TERESA ERSKINE, DIANE EVANS, NORMA EVANS, VIRGINIA FARMER, JIMMIE FISHER, LOUISE FITZGERALD, ANDREW FLETCHER, CECIL FLETCHER, GLENDA FLYNN, BONITA FOSTER DOLLIE ram FRANCES mm, MARCELLA GAVOILLE, LAURA ssizsorv, BILLY SIDDING, DON GILLEY Jswvv 'Q ,ww adh- Z'-A .f f -1 , i 4' , , , ' -Q: ,, , y n , xy, ig , ,Q .gig 3 17, fa? A Us W 1,.L,w1n . , wi L, wma, ' , fx - ' f W , A , M2 5 , , 2, M, ' -giff ' i , Y I Q J 3 , 4,521 . 'Pan n z--,N 2 ' QQ y , 5' 'f Y,-2 K , up 2, ' 'i 6 , 1, , r' wf ,e 3 I ,V ,,i L H, ,M g- ' Q gf . I , 7 A. ,, 32W f . Li '15 1 1 ff ,fw, , f, ' , ff, 1 14 f Q 1 mmf, 'EQ' , W, ' W ef was ml if' V iw. n I uf ' 'fi .1-man 1' if - V W F JZ V! 1 'w me I Z. iv we .Z 1 Q A z . H, . V ,A ,., L ,ws -, ,'-4133? L, w ,:2?5Q5?l,,fiE- z ?3 fi., , 2 - s4?g,,' Z If ig gf'1f2M 1 I ,, F ,4 uf , :- 7 i , v - W , 7 -M X I F K if Q , -.3 if- A ? ,, ' ' if , , ,rv W, iw 4 ' . iff? ff LQ 2+ ,gy , ,Z e 1 ,AW ' VU1' My -, 1' ev ' L' jf V Wi A T4 ' 'T ' HIM 'W 'P - gyda y -Sv .5 ' y' ff ., ,f ,g5W1 Q . Q , ,Q K -f '94 42,1 Hungry students wait to be served in cafeteria. Freshman, Judy Cooper, receives Best Lionette award from President Kathy Wigley. Freshmen WILLIAMS LARRY WILLIAMS, LINDA WELLIAMS RUBY WILLIS, IRENE WILLIS, JUDY WOOD DAISY WOOLEY, MELVIN WOOLEY, RONNIE WROTEN, JEANN YEATS SHARON I l nv' X 2 l,4g, M, l :F L 'lf' l' ,. l l A 5 Thafs a lot of figures for a 'I 'iff 1, .. N , freshman. ,S 5... E . -4-,ny wu- 1 N 'ff 1 H ik - l F.B.L.A. officers are installed af formal ceremony. A- ,.' .' Now, after you add flwe acid, stand back before it explodes! W., Ever faltlmfol, hard work- ing Mr. Gllley, school cus- todian, poses for our cameraman Lgpvu I . o bv., k 'E I 'a wa' an O0 s 5. j n PV .0 1-4- W Q fl Q, Q 0 Q. U ug, I . ! I 1 V ,Q A 2 ' f 4 fwf, 'I ,, af 1 , - .swv ',, 5 ' 1 w'a . . ' f . . g I . A f g '--3 4 , 3' Y axe: 3 9 , 'f if f N t.'i4Q Y gf 'B ., ,, 'F w O 5 Ni! 5 2 I C55 Q I ' N 5 1 'X f X P '52 K Y .lsmaal Row I- Ronnie Brothers, accompanist, Judy Fairchild, Donna Martin, Sarah Williams, Jo Ann Justice, Linda Hobgood, Pearl Tilla man, Glenda Ward, Kathy Wigley, Jenny Claire Carroll, Janice Wilson, Carolyn Wills, Tavie Kenny, Jackie Little, Charlotte Salley, Jan Armstrong, Myra McComb. Row 2-Kathleen Smith, Barbara Crider, Bonnie Corder, Regina Harper, Libby Yeats, Lila Fite, Bill Tomlinson, Wayne Wood, Ronnie Stevens, Kenneth Long, Larry Kulcke, Bobbylea Evans, Faylain Sutton, Carol Seiler, Pat Hooks, Rosemarie Jones, Aloma Collins, Becky Woods. Row 3-David Rawls, Frank Swindle, Ray Thorn, Gary Futch, Billy Cornet, Edwin Davis, Bob Masingale, Raymond Mears, Kenny Hickey, Mike Smith, Doug Stedman, Bobby Knickerbocker, William Haley, Donald Mercer, Bubba Via, Steve Wyatt, Bobby Shipp. Included in the many activities and performances of the Ouachita Parish High School Choir are Christmas and spring concerts, special services at area churches, and performing at many of the school functions. h ' Although choir members receive credit for participa- C tion, they also perform many services in the community, A rummage sale and a car wash were held to raise funds for a long-awaited trip this spring. In demand for club meetings, banquets, and other functions is the boys' quartet composed of William Haley, Larry Kulcke, Frank Swindle, and Ronnie ' 1 Stephens. V f , Q 1. Mixed A very talented and spirited group of musicians is the Ouachita P a r i s h Mixed Ensemble. The group, under the direction of Mrs. Lloydelle Birdsong, has received wide acclaim for its per- formances and is a much sought-after group. These students performed at Open House, Career Day, church services and fellowships, book clubs and opera clubs, the Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs, and many other community functions. ln addition to school assemblies, the ensemble sang at the annual music festival where they received a very high rating. Accompanist for the group is Ronnie Brothers. Sc-ated Linda Hobgood, Bubba Via, Cherry Tousinau, Char- lotte Salley, Bobby Shipp, Donna Martin. Standing-Cathy Wig- leg, Larry Kulcke, Judy Fairchild, Raymond Mears, Frank Swindle, William Haley, Myra McComb, Ronnie Stephens, Tavie Kenny Ensemble Charlotte Salley was the recipient of the Music Guild Award, given for the first time this year to the outstanding student in both vocal and instrumental music. 1 ' .l. lf' .3-fi? Hn.. ! I A 'ffx-YE y Tiff 5 P. ji vii ,, -r P 4:55 - Vea:.4W..f' 'f:. '-W C331 :dw TTR 1 xr .X x, X ww W, Qs A A- Wm -e 19, ., v .a5 f' , if 1 . ' , .-A355 K ,zg p f WMI, 'Jag ' g' 'fm , ' 5 2 fa H. A 5, Q' X ,, .,,. r far , Q, ., 1 Q Nr' WE :ml 254 -iv?-K-2-:?,. ' -Y mmm ggiaigajffa uy' 6 a 1 1 2 V A 1 4: ,,,, W .5 1 ' as M fm. 5615? Tha l 5:3 if ' 3 mm. LQ 14 Q? J' 'gf ff 5 'V r ' N 4', 'i A LF :tra ' w 1 ' Q Q73 2 Sw ff 55 N- M ' 'X , Q f , , 'Y A 1 - , 'Q L 5 ' I' Student director rehearses band. ,133 Y all Dixieland group plays af pep meeting, x fl L MAJORETTES Sharon Peters Judy Otwell Janice Wilson Donna Weaver Tana Rhodes in 90 mlm ...MXN xgnxl -tu -.3 . PAT HOLLOWAY, Editor we The 1960 Roarer When students pass Room 2l3, they are never surprised at what may be happening. Many times they see a member of the Roarer editorial staff running out of the room, frantically trying to locate a lost picture, or Trying to get much needed information on a particular club or ac- tivity. If anyone should dare to venture into the staff room, he would see other Roarer staff meme bers busily at work planning the outline and pic- ture schedule of the yearbook, typing copy, and trying to think of original ideas. Every member of the staff will admit that a lot of hard work and many frustrating moments go into the producing a Roarer, but the entire staff also agrees that the pride of accomplish- ment and the fun and companionship enioyed in 213 makes this activity one of the most important of their high school life. ROARER EDITORIAL STAFF Seated-Carolyn Nappier. Standing-Virginia Hendrix, Yvonne Via, Nila Bloomer, Dale Thorn, and Bobbylea Evans. Shaving away Trying io meet Roarer deadline are staff members, Nila Bloomer and Virginia Hendrix, P R E S T O N JOHNSON, Assistant Photo- grapher. rf s . s.1',u l'Z'J 1 ,J XQ53 JOHN DOUGLAS, Photographer 'Lgff 'a .W-.vi--.. i 'S 'ai DALE THORN, Editor The Lion Designed to entertain and to inform students of school activities, the Ouachita Lion has become a traditional part of life at O,P,H.S., having been published successfully for 29 years. The Lion has for many years received the International Honor Award, highest rating of the Quill and Scroll Critical Service for high school newspapers. Edited mainly by a staff of students in the Journalism Department, the paper contains many articles of interest to students, teachers, and alumni. Among these are feature stories, cartoons, and pictures. The Lion is able to support its own publication through subscription and advertise- ments. Seated-Bobbylea Evans, Nila Bloomer, Carolyn Nappier. StandingfAllen Neal, Pat Holloway, Anna Williams, Virginia Hendrix, Elsie Douglas. Back Row-Donald Mercer, Cecelia Lavalle, Dale Thorn. kr fl? ?' Row 7-De Lane Cooper, Jo Anne Emerson, Mildred Smith, Billie Easterling. Row 2-Edwin Price, Priscilla Humphries, Mary Ann Valentine, Ben' Knight, Amos Price. Supplying advertisements for the Lion is the l,...s 1 3 in fwfr. 41 1 W. W ' 1 Ni X , A i I 1 1 ' 4' xi Q . JO ANNE EMERSON, Business Manager U1 ..- responsibility of the Lion business staff, spon- sored by Mrs. A. L. Tatum. The group use their vacant periods and their spare time after school to sell advertising, which plays a big part in offsetting the Lion's expenses. Lion business staff members, Amos Price and DeLane Cooper, discuss problem in advertising. V'-1 W-7 Pres Gin' PAT HOLLOWAY Vice-President LARRY KULCKE Secretary MAXINE BROWN Treasurer JOHNNY ROACH Parliamentarian MILTON PLATT Historian BOBBY HENDRIX Bobby Hendrix, Milton Platt, Johnny Roach, Pat Holloway, Larry Kulcke, Maxine Brown. Student Council REPRESENTATIVES: Row lf-lrvie Temple, Borda Bradley, Phyll.s Massonne, Donna Martin, Mitsy Sale, Connie Courson, Jo Ann Hsghes, Diane Walker, Pat Holloway, Maxine Brown, Cherry Tousiriau, Grace Cascio, Pat Guice, Row 2-Bonita Flynn, Bob Massingill, Ervin Bates, Timmy Gordy, Sidney Glass, James Hudson, Larry Kulcke, William Haley, Pat Moody, Jack Trimble, Johnny Roach, Judy Doolittle. Row 3--Jimmy Lewis, Ladell Roach, Johnny Butler, Dennis Warner, Stanley Eisilione, Wayde Rawls, Joe Tompkins, Truman Smith, Randolph Bowles, Donald Seftens, Milton Platt, Bobby Hendrix. Row 4-Judy Fairchild, Jamie Parker, Nancy Platt, Jeanne Hill, Annette Thigpen, James Cromwell, Earnest Loyd, Joe Pratt, Joseph Cernligliero, Karen Bauer, Bonnie Corder, Pam Jones. ALTERNATES: Row l-Virginia Dupree, Bonnie Nick, Shirley Smith, Sandra Vigg, Rita Bloomer, Jeanne Wroten, Georgia Wood, Bernardine Sernms, Row 2-Sandra Ferguson, Sally Carroll, Linda Smith, Tavie Kenny, Glenda Hart, Peggy McDowell, Bobbie Nick, Shirley Loflin, Glenda Fletcher. Row 3-Ginger Moore, David Turrentine, Bubba Via, Gary Futch, Ronnie Cupples, Jimmy Moody, Sammy Messina, Anna Welker, Paula Bauer. Row 4- John Brady, Butch Oglesbee, Rayford Haygood, David Rawls, Don Long, Wayne Naron, Matt Stephens, Floyd Peters, James Edgar. Row 5-7 Jo Ann Bagwell, Joyce Haddick, Diane Smith, Patsy Cooper, Mike Smith, David Deal, Lynn Keenom, Warren Ward, Jerry Griggs, Bing Bishop, Representing the student body of Ouachita, the Student Council members are kept busy during the school year promoting many proiects tor the benefit ot the school. Getting oft to a good start, the Student Council conducted an orientation assembly for the purpose ot enlightening new students to various phases ot school life at Ouachita. Other outstanding projects were assisting with Open House, conducting school elec- tions, sponsoring a club-ot-the-year contest and a clean-up campaign, and selling school stationery. The group also cooperated with the faculty in a special emphasis in good study habits and continued the good citizen- ship and scholarship program. Delegates were sent to the state conven- tion in Shreveport and brought back many new ideas and plans. Members ot the Council gained practical experience by participating in a democratic student government and assumed places ot leadership in the school. 49 2 Student Courtcl urtderclassnteri Good Citizgyjs for rhg firg SSWWSSYGV I-ere Glenda Hart, Danny To,sinau, arid Jack Trimble Seated Bonnie Corder, Maxine Brown, Jo Ann Bagwell, Sheila Causey. Row l Betty Jo Myers, Sandra Vigg, Carol Nichols, Cecelia La Valle, Jackie Johnson, Anita Sehon, Norma Trichel, Ann Hobgood, Row 2--Priscilla Humphries, Carolyn Dean, Bobby- lea Evans, Wanda Ward, Linda Young, Sharon Hayes. The rnany iobs of answering the phone, delivering messages, distributing rnail, running teachers' errands, , and checking students out of school keep the office as- sistants busy. . ' Office assistants are voluntary workers who give up their study halls, but receive no extra credit for their serv- ices in the office. Counseling Office Assistants Filing, typing, grading tests, and assisting Miss Mc- Cranie, guidance counselor, in other ways are a few of the duties of the counselling office assistants. These students, who volunteer to do this work, receive no credit for it. Row l-Mitiy Sale, Judy Morrison, Carolyn Dean, Betty Jo Myers, Anna Welker. Row 2WLynette Welch, Sarah Williams, Carole Peters, Angeline Hart, Connie Courson. Row 3-Clifford Benson, Pete Grower. T7 Jerry Begg, Edwin Price,'Larry Kulcke, William Haley. l l l f lf? by ll Q' For the purpose ot becoming better acquainted with the government of our state, delegates are elected by their classmates and approved by the faculty to attend Pelican State held on the L.S.U. campus in the late sums mer. Pelican State, sponsored by the American Legion, divides boys and girls into cities and parishes for which the students plan proiects. For nine days the delegates are kept busy learning about the elections and duties of city, parish, and state officials, and the holding of conven- tions. The students also become acquainted with the rights, privileges, and responsibilities ot American citizen- ship. At the end ot the session, the delegates cast their votes for state officers on voting machines. Although there is hard work at Pelican State, the representatives en- ioy many recreational facilities and meet teen-agers from all the state. Betty Jo Myers, Ann Hobgood, Connie Keller. Pelican States T I C7 1 ,Q ,ws ' 5 U ,. xg Good Citizens E n Bates and Pat Holloway. Good Citizens for l96O, elect- ed by the Senior Class on a basis of leadership, scholarship, serv- ice to school, and participation in school functions, were Pat Holloway and Ervin Bates. This activity is sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution and by the American Legion. Leadership Conference lo a B ll e Tarver Ta e Kenny Representing the Speech, the Library Science, and the Publica- tions Departments at the annual Leadership Conference held on the LSU campus last summer were Tavie Kenny, Billie Tarver, and Pat Holloway. Specialized daily classes and group activities including a ban- quet and a talent show were highlights of the event. All-State Chorus High school sTudenTs from all over The state are selected each year as members of The All-State Chorus which entertains at The Louisiana Teachers' ConvenTion. Represeniing Ouachita This year were: seared, Do n n a Martin, Charlofie Salley, and Tavie Kenny. Standing, Row lfDale Thorn, Larry Kulcke, William Haley. Row 2-Frank Svvindle, Ronnie Stephens. Members of the senior play, Rebel Wirhour Cause, selected by Miss Lera Hennessy are Row -Larry Kulcke, Tavie Kenny, Gary Fufch Clsar rf Salley, Shelia Causey. Row 2-Kaye McDonald Bil S C t lie Tarver, William Haley, Bill Beckvvorth Mae Parkerson, Steve Wyarf, Row 3-Cecelia LaValle Anna Williams, Richard Cox, Herschel Ryan Jimmie Smelrzer, Davis Roane, and David Terry. l00 Tony Russell-ELECTRONICS-is checking the action of the Eccles-Jordan Trigger Circuit. Horace Beach-ELECTRlClTY!is testing electrical circuits. 3-u........ Trade School Jim Stevens-REFRIGERATION and AIR COND! TIONING-is servicing a hermetic unit. Wilson Hodnett-RADIO and TELEVISION -is checking DC voltage drops on de- vices. Q ee Frankie Fontana-DRAFTING-is inking 3 plate Clayton Scott-MACHINE SHOP-is checking a milled plate with a Vernier caliper. Jerry Foster-AUTO MECHANICS-is work ing on auto air conditioning. Aw K A, ,M LW ml ' bw wr , ,, ,.,,,,fglg2',xugf'f,gr'-9 g, I ,V ,, in N , 1, ,: ' 1 A 7, Y ,Aw'w'w N,fQ,,M ,Q W'- - my nh! T ,f , I -hi ' Q Mi fqwm, ig, V J . W 4' HKD 'fm 'I mu in x ww I ,Wya-' y 41, 3 .4 A 3, 6 . N ff H4 439 ff VA I V 'iv V, ' V, ', -p M QW' 1 .. 4,7 X, i ,,,-W, ww Q Z EW-fl-'HW' ' ' 'af M 1 'ff I ,,, 5:5 k.,A,, v, 1 4 Q A- 'Y W Lf' in IW 5,1 f vm UM 4 Q kwf 9116: av 41 3 'I i Mn! N: ,NM ,nm lm' wg fm Personalities fiafxdb- A 4- Y 'A f. 7 fl Tlzfq lwfi 1? if 'iii 1 5 N . K, Jn f A ,wi gl J 94, fri ,,,m2 ,?,5, ,, 1? sf wf 4 vc N 1 fy. K- N 1 ,,.h cgi-EQl:ifiii4f v, . wwiwygw fvflflaf. fa 3' f ,kgvgkglzhiw 43,1 ,gig q -zz ., ,pr , ak, 'W , z 1 '1?55?,4 ' L f W 37e,a,F1'f'g N Q - f- ,gfy ::,f9?-I 4-af. Jn' ' .wi :zip wf-1 l 2':Z:'QiY'Q , 'W yzbWVgfu,, MW F 4-5 fm? 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Winds who ,aL PAT HOLLOVVAY Leadership Winds wha JOHN DOUGLAS Service what who DIANNE GARRETT Scholarship ERVIN BATES Sportsmanship - 4 v Wmfff 'W4W3?7iQT' X 2fj?ffQ257f, Q t ' Mas, 7 wg Y, Q , ,,,, -. I .1:, . , , f' Tm fi. ff' 1. ,, ' f4faw'1 'ff,gl 55' W, ' ' gf Q, .,VU .,,,U .. ,, f',:p,ff W XX ,ff X 1' 31,14 Ae ' r f ' :ffl '9' x wm 2 4? 1 4 23 g M my if? 32 ' -4 my Organizations 'I-vi 2119 it W ri val X T7 Qu If Row l-Nila Bloomer, Tavie Kenny, Janice Wilson. Row 2- Bobbylea Evans, Sharon Peters. Row 3-Pat Holloway, Dupree, Dianne Garrett. Row 4-William Haley, Norma Barnes, 'QT Gene National Honor Society Students purchase valentines at the annual Honor Society Valentine booth. Publication of the Student Directory was the outstanding project of the Honor Society again this year. Shortly after school began four new members from the Senior Class were admitted tothe group. At mid-term ten members from the Junior Class qualified tor membership and were initiated in the early spring. Money for a gift to the school was raised by candy sales and the annual Valentine booth. Homeroom Reporters Club Much hard vvork and fun has been put torth by the Homeroom Reporters Club, sponsored by MWMMA Mrs. Zelda Hargrove, in order to furnish informa- tion for the Lion column Up and Down the Halls, For its yearly proiects the club purchased a pic- ture to be hung in the hall and placed an ad in the Roarer. Entertainment was furnished by the annual party given in honor of the club members and other people closely connected with the club. Club members prove that it is not all work and no play in the Homeroom Reporters Club. Row I-Diane Erskin, Linda Hobgood, Linda Cooper, Sybil Boyd, Truman Smith, Marilyn Sandlin, Pat Otwell, Winnie Knots, Joyce McComb, Carolyn Nappier. Row 2-Talma Stout, Jo Anne Miller, Billie Easterling, Patricia Leggett, Bette Crawford Cecelia Lavalle, Robert Conley, David Turrentine, John Mays, Edfvena Roach. Row 3-Edwin Price, Mary Bretton, Pearl Rillman. Judie Willis, Linda Cochran, Sandra Leavitt, Jerry Huckabee, Skip Platt, Jimmy Furr, Joe Platt, Ronald Heflin, Darron Granger. Row 4-Ed Grayson, Wayne Farmer, Mike Parkerson, Roy Bledsoe, Johnny Matthews, Warren Ward, John Brady, Mike Moore, David Walter, Jim Catching. Jeffersonian Club Donating funds from the annual amateur show to the Carolyn Rose Strauss Rehabilitation Center was the principal philanthropic activity of the Jeftersonian Club this year. The club is made up of students who maintain a 92 average for a six weeks period in American history, sociology, or government. Mr, F. D. Woolie is faculty sponsor ofthe club. Winners in the annual amateur show were the Scarlets, a musical group from West Monroe. Row I-Sylvia Hinton, Sheila Causey, Grace Cascio, Norma Trichell, Di Ann Laird, Ann Hobgooci, Connie Keller, Odessa Burris, Pat Guice, Dianne Hendrix. Row 2-Tavie Kenny, Janice Wilson, Carolyn Wills, Barbara Crider, Jo Ann Emerson, Sharon Berry, Carolyn Wallerson, Julia McVay, Carolyn Hart, La.lune Hayes, Donna Martin. Row 3-Pat Holloway, Earl Posey, William Haley, Larry Kulcke, John Dowd, Ronnie Thomas, Bobby Dozier, Wayde Rawls, Errold Seiler, Barbara Wiggins. Row 4-.loan Griffin, Herschel Ryan, Don Long, Johnny Roach, Phillip Youngblood, Dale Cloud, David English, Allen Neal, John Douglas, Marshall Douglas. 1 - at 'x A A f l . Art Club ar' '55 17 Row i-Glenda Case, Tish Poe, Virginia Cascio. Row 2-Edwin Davis, Charles Head, Margie Gilstrap, Wayne Rader, Davis Roane, Donald Mercer Art students are busily at work at their scratch boards. ,Q 'Z' l ..- The Art Club, under the supervision ot Miss Birdie Hatton, proved an active organization dur- ing this l96O school session. Designing posters for such school functions as Open House and Career Day gave the group ex- perience in artistic vvorlc as vvell as enioyable pastime proiects. The club also painted backdrops for the senior play and other activities such as the Choir con- cert and the band concert. Among its most outstanding works were large murals which in colorful detail told the Christmas L story. as ,guts R, L ' is A rv I25 Row I-Sylvia Hinton, Carolyn Nappier, Patti Williams, Donna Martin, Billie Sue Ballard, Sharon Boyd, Beverly Crenshaw. Row 2- Joan Griffin, Judy Cox, Joy Oglesbee, Anna Williams, Patsy Cooper, Barbara Wiggins, Annette Thigpen, Peggy Roye, Carol Nichols, Bonnie Corder. Row 3-LaJune Hayes, Georgia Wood, Kathy Wigley, Cecelia LaValle, Linda Wright, Lila Fite, Lynette Welch, Shirley Smith, Charlotte Salley, Wista Anderson, Sharon Berry. Row 4-Don Ellen, Dale Thorn, John Dowd, Jimmy Lewis, Ronnie Thomas, Jimmy Smeltzer, George Lucas, Darrell Pilcher, Mike Smith, Bobby McNeely. Business minded students in Ouachita find the F.B.L.A., sponsored by Mrs. Carl Frost, Mr. E. M. Wooten, Mr. Carl Owens, and Mrs. Faye Reagan, an interesting and educa- F B L A tional organization. ' ' ' ' The club received superior and excellent ratings at the F.B.L.A. conference held at Northeast State College. Other activities were a sock hop and homecoming float. Row l-Sandra Vigg, Connie Keller, Jo Ann Hughes, DiAnn Laird, Maxine Brown, Dianne Hendricks, Pat Guice, Kathleen Smith, Myra McComb, Linda Hendry, Dixie Eubanks. Row 2AJaclcie Little, Talrna Stout, Joyce Hair, Janis Holloway, Joann LaValle, Torn- mie Woods, Jan Valasco, Carolyn Wollerson, Carolyn Wills, Jackie Johnson, Priscella Humphries, Patty Rogers, Billie Halley. Row 3---Norma Trichel, Pat Hooks, Julia McVay, De'Lane Cooper, Cherry Tousinau, Glenda Hart, Wanda McKay, Tana Rhodes, Virginia Hendrix, Betty Sims, Patricia Legget, Anita Sehon, Rose Marie Jones. Row 4-Jamie Parker, Dale Cloud, Joanne Justus, John Dowd, Jimmy Lewis, Ronnie Thomas, Bill Cornet, Carolyn Hart, Steve Wyatt, Richard Cox, Sandra Tarleton, I Row I-Robert Scott, Oren Lenard, Roger Beavers, Oscar Dumas, Wayne Allen, Jerry Gilley, Glen Cromwell, Vance Spangler. Row 2-Joe Cappo, Jerry Huckabee, James Simmons, Bobby Shipp, Melvin Nelson, Ronald Linder, Melvis Nelson, Jerry May. Row 3-Tommy Winkler, Donald Griffin, Ervin Bates, Burl NlcAlnulty, Gary Futch, Harry Crowe, Bill Cornett, David Rawls, Charles Hicks, Jimmy Mason, James Manning. Row 4-Marshall Eubanks, Norman Staley, Rodney Irwin, Elvin Dixon, Douglas Gray, Edward Dunham, Bobby Hendrix, Jimmy Lewis, Don Alexander, Billy Rushing, James Vestal, Ted Smith, Row 5-Edwin Davis, Bobby Trost, Prentice Hixon, Henry Holyfield, Gary Bankston, Bennie Moore, Dale Lenard, Burley Burch. Composed of boys Taking agriculture, the Future Farme ers of America are interested in developing leadership F F A and brotherhood. The club is under the direction of T. L. ' ' ' Crosby. Future Secretaries Club Although Future Secretaries Club is comparatively new on the Ouachita campus, members have been busy this year. Informative talks by business men, a trip to the Na- tional Secretaries Seminar, and decorating a float for the Homecoming parade are some ot the activities of the club. The club's money making projects were tor the purpose of buying a sun dial tor the campus. Sponsor for the group is Mrs. Josephine Willis. Seated-Joy Oglesbee, Betty Sims, Maxine Brown, Glenda Hart, Bonnie Corder. Row 2-Lynette Welch, Wista Anderson, Billie Halley, Linda Hendry, Jerrie Smith, Dixie Eubanks, Sandra Tarleton. Row 3-Ann Glass, Jackie Little, Shirley Smith, Annette Thigpen, Peggy Roye, Sharon Boyd, DeLane Cooper. if X ff gf f Z Row T--Mary Ann Vida, Anita Benson, Joan Oglesbee, Lila Fite, JoAnn Hughes, Cathy Wigley, Karen Bauer, Mary Frances Howard, Terry Caw, Brenda Hornsby, Dianne Oglesbee. Row 2' Betty Moore, Libby Yeats, Jan Valasco, Bobby Nick, Jo Ann Lavalle, Carolyn Martin, Martha Arrant, Sandra Naron, Cheryl Lee, Susan Landrum, Connie Courson, Linda Cooper. Row 3- Mary Tillman, Judy Cox, Anna Williams, Elsie Douglas, Janis McPherson, Delores Moore, Judy Fairchild, Sandra Ferguson, Georgia Wood, Becky DeMoss. Row 4---Anne Powell, Sandra Crawford, Billie Cloud, Carol Nichols, Charlotte Tucker, Tommie Woods, Chris Asby, Carole Peters, Anna Welker, Marty Stevens, Nancy Platt. Row 5-Janie Osborne, Donna Smith, Charlene Cascio, Landa Cupples, Mary Jane Barton, Bonnie Nick, Carolyn Brett, Jane Brimberry, Lana Bennet, Harley Petty, Glenda Redmond. Row 6- Saundra Hart, JoAnn Eubanks, Borda Bradley, Paula Bauer, Susan Hubka, Betty Earl, Mary Glenda Smith, Kathy Bloomer, Connie Smith, Janie Simpson. Row 7 Kay Richardson, Pat Fulmer, Cherry Humphries, Marilyn Hale, Ginger Harbour, Guylene Nolan, Jackye Burris, Carla Brubacher, Angie Hart, Patsy Hughes, Linda Blaylock. The tour H's stand tor Head, Heart, Hands, and Health. 4-H The club is composed ot boys and girls who are interested in activities such as sewing, cooking, canning, raising poultry and beet cattle. Row T-Benny McHenry, Joe Mancillas, Bruce Davidson, Jimmy Lewis, Ervin Bates, Steve Wyatt, Wilbur Wheeler, Sammy Hammon- tree, Jimmy Farmer, Mr. Branch. Row 2AJasper Kimball, David Rawls, Wayne Farmer, Gary Futch, Harry Crowe, James Vestal, Wilds Ross, John Dowd, Fred Nugent, James Edgar. Row 3-Bill Cornett, Bobby Trost, Mack Trichell, James Manning, Bobby Bryant, Steve Struben, Bobby McNeeley, Billy Rushing, Tommy Winkler. YD Row l-Sweetheart, Pat Holloway, Sponsors, Cherry Tousinau, Janis Holloway. Row 2-Larry Parker, Jimmy Moody, Butch Oglesa bee, Johnny Butler, Harry Crowe, Donald Seffens, Don Long, Ronnie Thomas, James Cromwell, Jimmy Lewis. Row 3-Johnny Roach, Ervin Bates, Gary Futch, Gene Dupree, Larry Kulcke, Milton Platt, Don Ellen, David English, Dale Cloud, William Haley, Steve Wyatt, Herbert Perry. Row 4-Bob Massingill, Bob Saterfield, Mike Smith, Ronnie Stevens, Dale Thorn, Dennis Warner, Bobby Hendrix, Ronnie Brothers, Ray Thorn. Adding to Ouachita's Hall of Fame, sponsoring a sock-hop, a hayride, and selling soap to raise money were some of the activities of the Key Club this year. The Key Club, a service organization sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club, has as its purpose to develop leadership, character, and scholarship. To become a member, a boy must be recom- mended by the faculty, must have a high scholas- tic rating and the approval ot the members. Key Club Officers are: Row l-Larry Parker, presi- dent, Don Long, viceapresidentg Bobby Massingill, secretary. Row 2-Johnny Roach, treasurer, Coach Patterson, and Milton Ford, sponsors. is W! 6 ,T i r Row l Peggy McDougle, Patti Williams, 'I - . 1 Brenda Smith, Diclcie Maddox, Bing Bishop, Row 2-- Helen Gobble, Lucy lvy, Char- lotte Salley, Darrell Pilcher, Ellon Delasalle, Sarah Heard, Kathy Mizell. Row 3---Marguerite May, Alice Gobble, Judy Jarnagin, Judy Lowery, Kathryn Sievers, Priscilla Humphries, Cecelia Lavalle. Row 4-Betty Thomas, Bill Tomlinson, John Brown, Don Gid- rlinfis, Don Ellen, Huey Parker, Jenny Claire Carroll. Junior Red Cross Foreign Language Club Row I- Janice Fontana, Virginia Dupree, Rebecca Lucas, Under the leadership of Miss Frances E. Wilson, mem- bers of The Junior Red Cross baked l,OOO cookies and distributed Them among The local homes Tor The aged, held a candy sale and a drive To raise money Tor The Junior Red Cross Tlovver corner on The campus, and en- tered a Tloat in The Homecoming parade. LaTin, Spanish, and French sTudenTs combine To Torm The Foreign Language Club, sponsored by Mrs. CynThia Leigh. The club won Third place in The Homecoming parade Tor its Spanish Type Tloat This year, Titled ln Tor The Kill, OTher activities included the annual iniTiaTion ot mem- bers, acting host To a group of Jonesboro sTudenTs in- terested in forming a Spanish Club, and attending The Junior Classical League ConTerence in Shreveport. Harley Petty, Tish Poe, Brenda Smith, Barbara Keene, Donna LaDart, Charlotte Salley, Row 2- Martha Lucas, Jenny Claire Carroll, Karen Bauer, Sandra Leavitt, Paula Bauer, Betty Roberson, Ginger Harbour, Grace Cascio. Row 3-Phyllis Massone, Carla Brubacher, Marguerite May, Kathy Mizell, Gwen Greer, Lana Bennet, Jane Brirnberry, Borda Bradley, Guy Nolan, Jerry Fletcher. Row 4-Bet,y Moore, Vernon Lynch, Charles Rains, Robert Roberson, Sam Corrent, Dennis Warner, Garland Shipp, Betty Hamilton, l30 I Library Club 559 fs- .gif 3 Ig Q s 5 5' a 3048 33, Wfixaf' S19 104004 Row 7-Dorothy Conville, Isabel Temple, Jackye Burris, Patricia Brothers, Janis McPherson, Glenda Case, Shirley Embry, Billie Tarver. Row 2-Paula Bauer, Barbara Worley, Judy Willis, Dianne Mclntosh, Joy Humble, Judy Jernigan, Wanda Ward, Susan Hubka. Row 3-Joy Ford, Davis Roane, Karen Cagle, Glenda Booth, Dell Ponsell, Pam Sims, Jackie Coffrey, Ruth Brooks, Mary Ann Valentine. Row 4-Rachel Higge, Jim Catching, Eddie Thomas, Charles Tarver, John Mays, Donald Mercer, Amos Price, Herschel Ryan, Winning the State Book Mark at the convention of th'e Louisiana Teenagers Library Association was one of the achievements of the Ouachita Library Club this year. A continued plan for beautification of the campus, the establishment of a book discussion group, and the maintenance of attractive book displays in the library to arouse interest in reading were also accomplishments of the group. The club also placed a member, Ruth Brooks, as a state officer of the L.T.L.A. 4 ? . p Club members gain practical experience by work- ing in the library during study periods. mb l3l Hours of labor paid off-we vvon second place in Homecoming parade. Thespians Troupe T685 of OuachiTa Parish High School is one of hundreds of Thespian groups all over The counTry made up of sTudenTs inTeresTed in promoTing drama in high schools. This year, The Thespians provided The casl Tor The Thanksgiving play Turkey Turns The Tables. They were also vvell represenTed in The senior play, Rebel VViThouT a Cause. Field Trips were made by some members To speech and drama TournamenTs aT NorThwesTern and NorTheasT, Thespians also appeared on School Hi-LiTes CKNOE-TVJ, and on The annual Jeffersonian Club Talenf Show. Row I-Sharon PeTers, Marilyn Sandlin, Judy Van, Wanda Ward, RovvA2-Jan Valasco, Palsy Cooper, Tavie Kenny, Charlotte Salley, Billie Tarver. Row 3-Allan Sharbono, James Wesr, Mike Parkerson, Bill Beckworrh, John Brown. quo E' din lil! x V X 1 . vu- , 0 --51311111 ' : ' ' lf? Q., Row leRichard Whitehead, Skip Platt, Wayne Bryant, David Rawls, Row 2fDa Kulcke. Row 3-Gary Warlick, Gary Futch. Hi-Y Club Participating in the United Givers fund drive and having an excellent basketball team were two ot the many interesting activities enioyed by the Hi-Y Club this year. The Ouachita Chapter of Hi-Y received a special honor when Ray Taunton was elected secretary of the state Hi-Y conference in Baton Rouge. Any boy who upholds the high standards of the Y.M.C.A. and is a member of the three upper classes in high school is eligible to become a mem- ber. Qlfi Milf -rf 0.9 5 le Thorn, William Haley, Ray Taunton, Larry Hi-Y members, Larry Kulcke and Ray Taunton, pose by club bulletin board. 1 R 2 P Ro e, Lucille Seated-Dianne Smith, Maeteen Brooks, Shirley Hall, Martha Sinclair, Sue Corbin, Ava Nan Carter. ow - eggy y MAd J lc' Black Carol n Johnson. Row 3-Elaine Adams, Billie Ruth Easom, Hugh Oliver, Dianne Walker, Gloria c arns, ac ie , y Corkern, Gail Carver, Allen Sharbono, Julia Scott. Office Education Club ue Corbin begins her on the iob training in office education at a local business office. Office Education, a one-year course for high school seniors, has been added to the Ouachita curriculum this year. Mrs. O. Willis, coordinator, is responsible for the content of in-school study courses, and works with the employer toward the stuclent's progress in his work experience. Students enrolled in the course attend regu- lar classes from 8 until ll13O A.M. and Work a minimum of l5 hours a Week on a iob for which they also earn credit. At present there are 22 students on the Office Education program-two boys and 20 girls. Combining vvork with pleasure is an outstand- 4' ing teature ot the D.E. Club, sponsored by H. E. Ruppert. The club received several awards in the State D.E. Convention, including the sweepstakes avvard. It also placed two members, Micky Dur- ham and Bubba McBroom, as state officers. Social activities included a hayride, donkey basketball game, and the annual Employer-Em- ployee banquet tor DE. members and their em- ployers. The club also put on several T.V. shows per- taining to business administration in Monroe and in Shreveport. Frances McBroom, reporter, Pat Gobble, secretaryg Gene Dupree, vice-president, Jo Watson, treasurer, Glen De- lassale, photographerg Mickey Durham, historian, Jerry McBroom, parliamentarian. Jackie King, president, not shown. Distributive Education Club Row l---Sharon Shepherd, Frances McBroom, Judy Puckett, Annette Babineau, Aloma Collins, Carolyn Boyd, Sidney Ticheli, Row 2' Jo Dunn, Glynn De Lasalle, Chuck Miller, Roy Telano, Gene Dupree, Hardy Hall, Jerry McBroor'n, Veronica Ortity. Row 3 James West, David DeLand, Charles Blaylock, Harold Coates, Douglas Hendry, Mickey Durham, Kenneth Long. vw 1 'Nix MXH!! th 2 I Officers of the Medics Club are Glenda Ward, seca V9laVYi Betty Jo Myers, president, Linda Peters, publicity chairman, and Billie Tarver, vice-presi- dent. Row l--Helen Douglas, Janet Pyron, Virginia Dupree Row 2-Lois Taylor, Mary McCllough, Shirley Embry, Rita Williams, Lynn Keenon. Row 3--Carolyn Barnes, Marilyn Denny, Jeanie Wroten, Linda Peters, Carolyn Butch Kirk, Rita Bagwell, Karen Dahl, Glenda Ward, B Medics Club Members of the Medics Club have gained in medical knowledge and experience by giving fifty hours of service at the St. Francis hospital for which they received Medics pins. The group has also profited through talks given by local doctors, nurses, and other people concerned with medicine. The club, which is sponsored by Mrs. Felix Willey and Mrs. Henry Hammonds, entered a float in the homecoming parade. Becky Lucas, Gary Simpson, Jean Bearden, Cathy Mizell, Pat Douglas. Marion Carsey, Mary Smith, Alice Petty, Betty Jo Myers, Carolyn Dean, Vera Miller, Joyce Hair, Dorothy Conville, Dolly Foster, Jaylene Sykes Carter. Row 4--Johnnie Bedgood, Patricia Ridgeway, Zelma Bradford, illie Tarver. ..p' 5 .3,f Row l--Jerri Smith, Charlotte Tucker, Judy Fairchild, Judy Cooper, Marty Stevens, Mitsy Sale, Billie Easterling, Susan Devereaux, Barbara Crider. Row 2-Landa Cupples, Charlene Cascio, Libby Yeats, Jackie Little, Ann Glass, Bobby Nick, Jo Ann Emerson, Bonnie Nick, Patricia Fulmer, Carolyn Fussell, Winnie Knots, Row 3-Mary Jane Barton, Sandra Ferguson, Anna Welker, Carole Peters, Carolyn Carter, Ethel Becton, Karen Dahl, Kathryn Sievers, Eva King, Mary Bridges, Bernadine Sims, Edna Dean, Janis Holloway, Ellen Stevens. Future Homemakers Girls interested in homemaking find the Future Homemakers Club ideal for the development of Q tomorrow's modern homemaker. S Members of the tlub participated in the F.H.A. district and state meetings in West Monroe and Ur.- Alexandria, donated a reasonable fund to Care, and Prepared Christmas boxes tor neeClY farni- ll lies. Homemaker f Tomorrow Betty Hamilton e ceives Betty Crocker Award of Y-Teens dress up for faculty at Valentine Tea. SENIORS The high school Y-Teen group of the Young Women's Christian Association, sponsored by Miss Bess Sharp, Y.W.C.A. secretary, is open tor mem- bership to all girls from the seventh to twelfth grades, who meet the requirements. Each week a Thought for the Week is read over the public address system by one ot the Y- Teens. Be Kind to Teachers' Week and the annual Valentine Tea for the faculty highlighted the year's activities for this social and religious group. Row lWAnn Hobgood, Jo Ann Hughes, Connie Keller, DiAnn Laird, Carla Brupbacher. Row 2-Wanda Ward, Kathy Wigley, Mar- guerite May, Patty Williams, Miss Bess Sharp, Sponsor. Row 3-Elsie Douglas, Bonnie Corder, Cecelia LaValle, Carolyn Wills, Pat Holloway, Jackie Johnson, Virginia Hendrix. qw I38 C? ev tw Y? ,p w 5 l A if ' YTEEN' '.fe., E T Q - ff A y 5 f' T I ' l r rl carl 4. 1 D ,X 41' as vi 2 17 l 'G V: ,Y J .I 7 I , X Q 1 ,z ' 3 i l ' 1 1.4 il J X , W 1, . if I If JUNIORS Row l-A-Martha Lucas, Diane Hendrix, Beverly Crenshaw, Charlene Mason, Cathy Mizell. Row 2-Linda Hendry, Jo Ann Lavelle, Cathleen Srnitlw, Wisfa Anderson. Row 3-Lajune Hayes, Sandra Tarlefon, Norma Triclwel, Sharon Marvin, Pat May, Joan Griffin FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES Row l Kathy Bloomer, Kay Jones, Jo Henson, Geraldine Barham, Linda Spears Pow 2 'Rita Doffey, Julia Turner sey, Brenda Hornsby, Jeanne Wroten, Linda Cochran. Row 3-Terry Call, .lan Armstrong, Delores Moore, Vickie Benson, Laura Gavoille, Elizabeth Badgley, Mary Ann Vida, Cheryl Wlweally, Billie Halley, Boyd, Donna Marilyn Car- Dayis, Anim 'Q 'Q 5 97 gf X Y TEEN 23: 5 a IA s . W dl' I l 9' -at f A fi W A f ,fx ,wi , 2-, f . gif fYf1M Nf3 ?'f f1i-4' .f'F Q x X fe ' ' ' ' j K V v f Q 4 'Q , f- E-5 4, if u Q N. ' v pf gy 1 Af L fl f 3 - x ' I , f ,xx . R 8' , 1 ga- Q 'W si h . X I40 as j X K7 li. Athletics i L The 1959 Footbgff Season w ' it' f Qff 1 ff? W 2+ W u Y- y ' ! C ff S4 BE 215 'SU 38.7- FE I ,, Y if mf .., A 1 -2 f' '3 Q5 aF?,3f, 35-, may .mu q , ' 1 f . at . Ouachita Ouachita Ouachita Ouachita Ouachita Ouachita Ouachita Ouachita Ouachita Ouachita Ouachita Score boa rd 26 Jonesboro-Hodge O Ruston 21 Hope, Arkansas 8 Bastrop I9 Haynesville 28 Fair Park O West Monroe 12 Byrd 6 Bossier O Neville 7 North Caddo CPaper Bowlj Spurred on by a power-packed defense, the Ouachita Lions sported a 6-3-2 record for the overall season and surprised all pre-season prognosticators by finishing second in the dis- trict race. The Lions began their season by outclassing highly-favored Jonesboro-Hodge, before falling to powerful Ruston. Coach Bob Ellen's home- town, Hope, Arkansas, proved to be the next of the Lions' victims, followed by Bastrop, Haynes- ville, Fair Park, and Byrd. Before falling to crosstown rival Neville, the Lion eleven crumbled to the big, bad Bossier City Bearkats in the district championship game, 28-6. Ouachita's outstanding players for the year were Ervin Bates, Bobby Hendrix, Bobby Shipp, and Tommy Winkler. 5 ,Q Bobby Shipp, half backg All-City W o o d ie Mahoney, fullbackg All-City Ted Smith, halfback Ervin Bates, endg All- District l4AAAg All-State Second Teamg All-Cityg Recipient of Most Valu- able Player Award. Tommy Winkler, endg Recipient of Sportsman- ship Award. The 1959 Billy Ruslilng, guard Don Ellen, center Jimmy Lewis, guard I44 l William Matkins, tackle Bill Rambin, tackle Bobby Hendrix, quarter- backp All-Cityg Recipient of Most Improved Player Award. Lettermen Johnny Roach, end Bill Cornell, end Bob Saterfield, halfback Bubba Via, fullback Rayford Haygood, guard Phillip Youngblood, tackle Bill Soloman, fackle R. W. Kimball, cenfer M- UJI FCM who Q if . Herberi Perry, half- back Gary Warlick, full- back Harry Crowe, quar- terback l45 Butch Oglesbee, half- back B o b b y Knickerbocker, guard Lettermen James Cromwell, quarter- back Johnny Butler, guard Rabbit? rolls our to right. Fair Park falls! Lions in Action Bates moves in for the kill, ,. -sp, Saferfield pilfers pass for TD. Shipp and Company don'r know when to give up. wr Hendrux heaves srrike to MahoneY .37 . fe .Y g. . A 15' its fh 627' Q I I , I ' if ,.i...4..,. Q I jr 3 N Iv ' , Q N ., 'af' 1 'Q' 1' A' r ' 'X' h 19' i Q Q I , . Q , H Q , . w 1. . n 'Q R Es, fu 1 I . -w-vw F M ,,,,,x...,.'-gf-H' I '..M,,,,, .-...JN ' ' 1 A . .,.4.-.--..4..... , hi... .......t....... ..--4....- ....A...... q..L... , , , ,.. Q f -s. , . a , , , su 'J' g I m E A Mix if A'- I49 lr V' I' 5, 4 S A Lionettes Recipients of trophies at Lionette banquet are: Tommy Winkler, Sportsmanship, Bobby Hendrix, Most Improved Player, and Ervin Bates, Most Valuable Player. s..,' ,L emu I Row l-Bonnie Corder, DiAnn Joy Oglesbee, Cathy Wigley, Karen Bauer, La June Hayes, Rogers, Mary Frances Bratton, Anita Benson, Anna Williams, Johnson, Sharon Hayes, Connie Ballard, Ann Hobgood, Linda botham, Linda Rayner, Lyndae Laird, Cherry Tousineau, Carolyn Wills. Row 2- Betty Jean Sims, Becky Borda Bradley, Row 3- Billie Easterling, Jackie Keller, Row 4-Billie Sue Spears, Jo Ann Higgin- Johnson. Row 5-Margie Terry, Kathryn Sievers, Gwen Greer, Sheila Causey, Jerry Fletcher, Anita Sehon. Row 6-Judy Cooper, Nila Bloomer, Ginger Harbour, Sandra Ferguson, Betty Rogers, Shirley Smith. Row 7-Cecelia Lavalle, Julia McVay, Rita Bloomer, Marilyn Sandlin, Ann Grafton, lrene Delasalle. Row 8- Gearldine Barham, Norma Trichel, Paula Bauer, Jane Brim- berry, Billie Tarver, Jackie Stevens. Row 9-Chris Asby, Susan Hubka, Marty Stevens, Anna Welker, Dianne Mc- lntosh, Pat Otvvell, Row lO-Mary Alford, Carolyn Hart, Sharon Jones, Grace Hodge, Judy McBroom, Julie Clark. Row ll' Charlene Jolly. fir ' -,ff 'fy ggi' l Y, Q1 Y 'fr fu , V - My f fafsg. 23: zM:f2'f'4,.f, ,: U , 2415: , ,,5f. n. W . A ' h ,Z an iff, L1 V, Av 'V 1 f 5, W as www, 'gixfhj A 1: fm. 'ws-A f ' f TJ v., ia? -f fn Homecoming 1959 42 , . I52 s J If r, Choir's prize winning float makes way down Desiard Street. Seated-De Lane Cooper, Carole Peters, Faye Medlin, Bonnie Corder, Sandra Vigg, .lo Anne Justus, Betty Earl, Anna Williams. Standing-Herbert Perry, Johnny Butler, Bob Saterfield, James Cromwell, Bobby Hendrix, David Rawls, Ervin Bates, Bill Cor- neil. Highlighting every school year at O.P.H.S. the annual Homecoming festivities are characteris- tic of the enthusiasm and school spirit of the student body and alumni. Homecoming Day 1959, began with a student assembly at which the court was presented to the school and the identity of the queen reveal- ed. The girls chosen by the football squad waited anxiously as the head football coach, Bob Ellen, stood on stage to make the awaited announce- ment. Many ooh's and ah's were exclaimed as Coach Ellen acknowledged Bonnie Corcler as Homecoming Queen and Sandra Vigg as Maid of Honor. The radiant queen and her court were en- tertained with skits and music, and a spirited pep rally concluded the assembly. A parade through the streets of Monroe in the afternoon gave viewers much pleasure as they saw the beautifully decorated floats and cars. Activities of the day were climaxed by the big game with the Bossier Bearcats for the district championship title. Even though the Lions lost the game and rain marred the picture, it was a very enioyable day for the students of Ouachita. Queen Bonnie clings desperately to newly- C' fi 1 WON CVOWT1. A L Q, Smiling prettily at the camera is Faye Medlin, Homecom- ing maid. ,z Y zxya , 0- Bonnie Corder is crowned queen of Homecoming, 1960, by Mr. Milron Hall, assisfanf superiniendent of schools. . f , f W l 'f 1 . Q in if ' A l oIY'1'l3'tK,5v, 'f Y . ,,gi.i?L7. , 1 ff , .iii - f:E 'Vf,:a,. - H aff? rf , 1 I . 'Q 1 ,I Q 6 , l.li1s5af2'2 :'-14- i- ' Queen, maid-of-honor, and rrascots are ready-:Wy doesn'v ine parade begin? Lionettes saline Homecoming maid-of-honor, Sandra Vigg, escorv, Bobby Hendrix, and mas- cois, Sieplwenie Carver and Ray Offers, .,w......,,, 1 1 7 Row 1-Janis Holloway, Marilyn Dickey, Linda Welch, Janice Fontana, Phyllis Massoni, June Holtzclaw. Row 2-Janet Glynn, Sandra Leavitt, Jettie Faye Lee, Rita Bagwell, Sandra Crawford. Girls' Basketball Janet Glynn is blocked by guard in an attempt to sink one. Experiencing a rather lean year because ot an inexperienced squad, the O.P.H.S. sextet record- ed a mediocre record of 8-13 for the 1959-1960 season. Coach Mary Lea Georges Lion Lassies, with no seniors on the squad, opened the season with only one returning letterman, iunior Janis Hol- loway, all-stater in her freshman year. Since the district and state playoffs for girls have been eliminated by the Louisiana High School Athletic Association, the girls' only cham- pionship competition came in tournaments. Outstanding this season were Janis Holloway, Janet Glenn, and Marilyn Dickey, nl- Ylfr ,. ff , wg' 1 ? 'J 3 Q x , , . . 4 . W Y v E 1 L A 1 9: 1 ff, J lil! A fm x l55 Row I Johnny McCauslin Buggie Roberts James Cromwell Dennis Warner, Tim Gordy, Milton Platt. Row 2-Coach Holliman, Ervin Bates Mickey Fontana Don Long Bobby Hendrix David Ramsey, Dale Cloud. Row 3-Gerald Cockerham, Edwin Davis, Bobby Massingill Carl Guinn Bobby Bryant Johnny Roach Harry Crowe. Boys Basketball In their second year of rebuilding, the Ouachita quint, coached by H. H. Holliman, now in his sixteenth season as Lion basketball mentor, com- piled a record of TO wins and T4 losses. The Johnny-come-lately Lions waited until the last few weeks of the season before showing their potential, culminating the i959-'60 season by crossing over the bridge to victory against their arch-rival the West Monroe Rebels. The Lion five finished fourth in district coma petition and won second place in tournaments at Neville and Bonita. Bearing the brunt of the Lions' attack this seal son were Harry Crowe, Bobby Hendrix, Carl Guinn, Bobby Massingill, and Don Long. ? J e X 9 w 'A si f 1 1 Vg 1 , v X AQ JOHNNY ROA 2 45 A , Riffzfl by! 1 qw E135 I E g I 1 73 I m it ,Q ff Ei: ,!T,35 ' n V, I .. ! 1'. 'Q I I C soaav HENDRIX aossv MAsslNGlu. ERVI N BATES 1992 MICKEY FONTANA 157 y James Cromwell rxes fr as et B game Spotlighting Sports 'bv vas, ft Y Bobby Shnpp completes htm- dred-yard dash in IO.5 sec- onds. I A Of! x v'f. Shipp is on his way- Sandra Leavitt attempts a jump shot. Sprimers put on all their speed in an effort to win the track relay. Carl Guinn uses elbows, too. S Ouachna forwards try hard In school tournament CmNCxfLEDL1E'xAENTS '1 Q 9 J 'r r M QL smd r Gf Om UL Q X M fn Ar nncfmb rw 01 Moms O Leon Johnson N551 year 5 busmess mama 591 fo has ass stance with The advertmng secfnon and To The adfermvri for their Qooperailorw and JQIWQVCQITY f W W, x 1 WX v 'J Mc 5960 F-: lr j.fdV Jw,f Qf w 1w 1:1995 d we His L fem, 'Q rfe f QM, 4' d j:ar Uc+.Jlf1f'1, M Vx: Dflwe, . 'ZNN ff ' 411 pi-,T ws , A , ' - H fm N2 ww, F H911 Q f1f1PQ . 0 H, . Y I ' C ' f-, , mm fA SENIOR CLASS f 1960 Ea! WAAQA f Q BARBER'S PHARMACY 3608 Jackson Sfreel MONROE. LOUISIANA EA3 7525 FREE DELIVERY H R HAYES LUMBER CO Bulldmg Maferlal Cemenl' OII Field Lumber Drllllng Mud FA 3 8867 200 B dg Sf WEST MONROE LOUISIANA Complimenls of TH JEFFERSONIAN CLUB 960 KELLOGG COMPANY INC Fine As They Come DISTRIBUTORS I' K II gg W M CompIlmen+s SCHOOL PICTURES INC DARREL DE Moss CompInmen+s JOHNSON BROS BARBER SHOP FA 2 I6I6 I03 C 'I' Ip - of . . . - I Phone - ri e , of , . ll ' II I , 7 II I of Wal er W. e o , Pres. . James . oore, V. 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I I I I I ' I BANCROFT PAPER CO INC Complimenfs of MONROE SAND AND MONROE CONCRETE F STRAUSS 81 SON INC 2930 Commerce onroe, a Serving Our Members Wifh 'Phe Finesi' Nafionally Adverfised GROCERIES-FRUITS PRODUCE FROZEN FOODS oY'R4f Q9 'fr B7 LB M oostofq HOME OF TRIPLES COOPERATIVE FOOD STORES 'I , . M L Eu. I ' 'A 5514 ' UQ ff G xx, - ,.,. :J Cong ratulatlons to the Class of 60 From the LIONETTES BM Approved for Veferans Dual FA 3 6969 8'll1 FLOOR BERNHARDT BUILDING MONROE LOUISIANA MCMULLEN S Dual FA 3 6522 9I2 SOUTH THIRD ST MONROE LOUISIANA . . l. ' Professional School of Business PACKAGING DIVISION OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL CORPORATION M L COHQIQAWIQI1 ld of Wes+ onro CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS H SOPHOMORE COLLEGE BARBER SHOP CLASS J B McCOY SPATAFORA S PHARMACY Monroes Mosi' In+eres+mg Drug SI'ore LUMBER COMPANY Bulldmg Ma+enaIs of AII Kmds Phone FA 3 SI94 90I SOUTH GRAND MONROE LA Compllmenfs SCHOOL PICTURES DARREL DE Moss Bes'r Wishes From RITCHIE GROCER CO Wholesale Dls+rlbuI'ors of PRODUCE and GROCERIES I886 960 T E I aol oesisra S+. oss: FA 2-2646 Q,p,H,5, Y-'l'EENS of INC. . I CONGRATULATIONS From JUNIOR CLASS OF '60 Comphmenw of the STUDENT COUNCIL PAT HOLLOWAY MAXINE BROWN JOHNNY ROACI-I MILTON PLATT BOBBY HENDRIX PreslcIen+ Sec:re+ary Treasurer ParIlamenI'arlan I'Iis'rorlan LARRY KULCKE Vice Presidenf We Enloy 'rhe Frun+s of FISHER s Fool: MART Democracy Why Noi Culhvaie H7 COMPLIMENTS MONROE WHOLESALE DRUG CO INC MONROE LOUISIANA LEES VARIETY STORE CompIlmen+s and Besf Wishes From THE JAMES A Noe STATIONS KNOE KNOE TV I390 on Your Dual Channel 8 MONROE LOUISIANA WNOE I060 on Your Dial NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA I I of I O' I I I I JOHNSON BRos BEST W'5HES BARBER 81 BEAUTY SUPPLY FA 3,226 TWIN CITY 105 C + lp SHOPPING CENTER X Z N. B SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY f Q9 Aim' 4 AN A CONGRATULATIONS CLASS f 60 me+ STYLE SHOP IIS D MONROE R 81 A JEWELERS From a a a Monroe, La. 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L V- 1 -f'Q- I H' ' ' . f f:I if I '70 . -n 0 ' of D' I Q T is - II I L. . . ' d 0, O ' - lI 230 . , . i II I A ' I I I ,,7 W - ew-'f'+ I. In I II I I f I f ' 4 aiu? I ' rf H of CgII2I.'II:1,f,i ,'g.I'JIlI CONGRATULATIONS MONROE WEST MONROE Slx Convemeni' Locahons In Ihe T In CII es +o Serve You Congrafulahons 'rhe Class of I960 MAYOR W L HOWARD I-I W McSHERRY Commnssuoner WILLIAM RODRIGUEZ Commlssnoner COLLEGE 66 SERVICE STATION 3700 Deslard Telephone FA 5 4727 GEORGE WIMBISH O CompIlmen+s SNOW WHITE CLEANERS CONGRATULATIONS +o THE CLASS OF l960 COMMERCIAL SECURITIES CO., INC. Compllmenfs HOMEROOM REPORTERS' CLUB Io fuk, - -xl! - ,W -.-,, fl , I .,51,5ifH,',ff Wfkemlf I0Qj. . W. . I ll II , of , wner of INDEX TO ADVERTISERS A Friend A B C Cleaners Ar'rcraf+ Prmhng Company B M I BancroI+ Paper Company Barber s Pharmacy BeIIc GaIIan+ Cen+raI Savlngs Bank 81 Trusi' College Barber Shop Co'Hage Flower Shop College 66 Service Sfahon Commercial SGCUFIIIGS Con+lnen+aI Labora'rorles Drew Grocer Company A B C D FBLA Fleld s F S+rauss 8: Son Inc Famlly Shoe Sfore Hanellne s Men s Wear H R Hayes Lumber Company Ho'rel Frances Howard Mayor W L Howard Bros Jewelers Humphries Barber Shop Jeff Club Johnson Brofhers Barber 8: Beau+y Supply Johnson Bro+hers Barber Shop Jumor Class KLIC KNOE KNCE TV WNOE Kellog OII Company F . . - I I , . H Homeroom Repor+er's Club . . u J . K Lee s Varuefy Llbrary Club L:one'r+es McCoy J B Lumber Company McMullen Flower Shop Marhn Marble 8: Granlfe Works Monroe Wesl' Monroe Au+o Dealers Monroe Sand 8: Concrefe Monroe Wholesale Drug Company Nahonal Honor Socle+y Nlchols Ford Company Olm lndusfrles Ouchuia Candy Company lncorporafed Ouachufa Coca Cola Company Ouachl1'a Nahonal Bank OPHS Alumnus OPHS Band OPHS Choir OPHS Y Teens L Mc M Marsha's Beaufy Shop N O Palace The R 8: A Jewelers Rendezvous Rnfchle Grocer Company Salley Grocer Company School Plcfures lnc 2 Semor Class Sllverslem s Snow Whale Cleaners Sophomore Class Soufhern Bell Telephone Company Spafafora s Pharmacy S+erlmg+on Bank S+uden+ Council Sfyle Shop Twm Cl+y Prmhng Co Twm Cn+y Shopping Cenfer Vlrglma Ho'rel P R S ' - -l l Smi+h-Holchkiss Company, Inc. T V Acknowledgements Act vttres Advertrsements All State Chorus Art Club Assrstant Prrncrpal Athletrcs Band Basketball Gtrs Boys Beautres Cheerleaders Chorr Classes Senrors Junrors Sophomores Freshmen Counseling Ottrce Assrstants Dedication Ensemble Faculty Features Football Forergn Language Club Four H Club Freshman Favorrtes Frrendlrest Future Busrness Leaders Future Farmers Future l-lomemalcers Future Secretarres Good Cutrzens l-ll Y Club Index 84101 161 9 6 140159 88 89 154155 156157 104106 4 311 83 34 53 54 61 62 71 72 83 1617 2031 4 11 160 - -17 - 99 125 ' 1' ' 1 -17 . l - 1 1 9 ' 86 ' ' ' 96 Dlstributive Education Club 135 87 102-119 14 -1 8 ' 130 -, 128 ' 116 ' ' 1107111 . r . 126 , 127 137 ' 127 -- 98 -, 133 Handsome Homecornlng Homeroom Reporters C ub Ideals Index to Advertlsers Jettersonnan Club Junior Favorites Junior Red Cross Key Club Leadership Lubrary Club Lnonettes Llon Staff Medlcs Most Beautiful Most Popular Ottnce Assnstants Ottnce Educatuon Openung Section Organnzatuons Pellcwn States Pnnclpal RCDARER Staff School Board S nlor Play Cast Sophomore Favontes Sta f Student Councul Superintendent of Education Thespnans Trade School Who s Who Y Teens 11 4 92 93 11 8 ll l2Ol39 90 Ql 94 95 lO5-lU7 ' l52-l53 l l23 ll2-ll3 ' l8O-l83 ' l2 ' ' ll ' l3O 129 ' 98 ' l3l ' l5O-l5l ' l36 ' lO lO -lO9 National Honor Society l22 ' ' 96 ' ' 13 ' A l-l9 'Q 97 ' ' 18 lf? 9 ' 99 ' ll5 t 3l ' ' lf? 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