Plain Dealing High School - Au Roarer Yearbook (Plain Dealing, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1976 volume:

. I 1 1 N I y 1 l Qpffwb 05 5 I I ...- Table of Contents Faculty and Administration .... Classes ..... Organizations Activities . . Sports . . . Page No ll .....l7 .....39 .....4L7 .....63 4 I Remember Vifhen. . . Getting off that bus meant getting a few bruises here and there. The bell rang and you started out on your ourney to your next class. Going to the locker meant finding something missing. You skipped class and were sent to Col. James' office The day came that the bathrooms got looks and keys. Getting a drink of Water before class was a must. Fridayas meant jamming in the gym. Class meant having a big smile. Waiting for that delicious meal in the cafeteria Getting that delicious foo. in the cafeteria! That last hell rang, and school was out. E L I if L. L- W -. L,'L LL,- LL if ' l A. as 2 1 2 2 Q Q 2 3 . - m..LL.,,,.., S325 ' A' '- i if figf f p. LLV, ,.L LL ,L f I .QL 't Qing ' f . M.. Lt as- - f . is L . 3 L ' if ,L K . Q ' ' 'mm' L, 1. K4 K MM 4' L,.L - , - A Bicentennial Salute to Plain Dealing, Louisiana About the year 1840 , George O. Gilmer and James Blair Gilmer purchased a vast area of land from the U.S. Gov- ernment and established a plantation in what is now North Bossier Parish. Because of their belief in fair, honest deal- ings with their own employees and all others, they gave the plantation the name Plain Dealing. The owners decided to establish a town on the new rail- road which was being built through the areag conse- quently, on July 25, 1888, a public sale of lots was held and the village of Guernshine was born. The name was soon changed to Plain Dealing. During June of 1890, the citizens adopted a charter incorporating an area two miles square. The charter was amended by a vote of 17 for and none against changing the size to lui miles square during August, 1890. In 1927 the village of Plain Dealing advanced to the status of a town. The economy of the town was for many years based upon agriculture with family farms lining every road leading into Plain Dealing. Changing times led to a cattle and forestry economy. These are now supplemented by manu- facturing jobs in surrounding towns . 6 . A A-I 'if ' E 419 frm'- jf Y Q -1, I ., 4 V , ,,rs 1 A 0 and Plain Dealing High School A few months elapsed after the spring of 1888, before Mr. S. I. Zeigler, then repre- senting the Gilmer property caused a very attractive school house to be built on top of the hill. This building was named the Pioneer High School. This school was completed in December of 1888, the cornerstone having been previ- ously laid by the Masonic order of Plain Dealing. The school opened the following spring with an attendance of 14 pupils. In 1907 four rooms were annexed to the little one room school, since the enrollment was increasing rapidly. Mr. Staples, an assistant teacher, in 1911 organized a girls' basketball team . In 1920 a new brick building was started and completed in time for the graduation exercises for the class of 1921. On February 16, 1963, the high school building burned as a result of defective wir- ing. A new high school was begun in the fall of 1963. The new building was completed in August, 1964, in time to be occupied for the fall term . During the summer months of 1964 demo- lition of the oldest building on the campus Cbuilt in 19203 took place, and a new ele- mentary building was erected during the fall and winter months of 1964-65 , ready for the 1965-66 season. 7 The sights and sounds of 1976 are silent, but the thrills and excitements will live on forever. 9 LQ- 4 9 2 3 2 fi L. ig ig: Q 9 x s I I prefer to believe that each year of life grows better than that which has preceded it. We must have this hope that each day there is a new chal- lenge, a new cause to pursue, some- thing new to reach out to. AHUGIIC LCC - Lorene Bibbins, Assistant Principal Counselor -an veil VAN W Mum, An appropriate philosophy for education can be attributed to a Chinese Proverb Give a hungry man a fish and he will eat one meal, teach him how to fish and he will eat the rest of his life. - Col. Paul James Principal Kindness , Encouragement , Compassion, Courtesy - To oth- ers these cost nothing to give, but so often we are too conserva- tive. - Pam Lyons Secretary Qfa, 1 ky QP When . QM? WC an 'P QWIMOIIWA bm B P.D.I-I. . Facult ss s M X' - 'Ons-SS?i.s Eisleiif B' N -1 sf' ,dang , ,sswt w M ,.-- ' ' 'ff' N' ,ima ffl 'K . 35552 R , P -, , H , es ' - , , l. ss ' 6152 11-Vs .: l .. 1 : ,ts SJ- fezr-f sz , 1- . ff' f x ifaiggjhgksims 3121- F+1Nf1 :,: -, . 2 , 1 - ' . g X W . B as 4 X H gk T ' 2 ' 'Q 5 4, ' Kathy Bash, Ir. High Farland Bottoms, Frank Bradley, Deola Broom, Typ- Bobby Bryant, P.E. Ma.th and Reading Band and Choir Social Studies and- ing, Bookkeeping, P. E. and General Business QS mm -W3 3 'BW' . Spin if Q z s.2ffs,12:1p2.eifz:t5:. t. 'ss xluzl i15.,I2?f15??fl3fx' l5Sf5Hf5:if'3'L'x55ri - ,ssff .2-as ' 3f!S5?3EQIfQ1?fl5 f ' fs' ws-was mi Sgfif lass f 'Lam ,fir-W Ms, . . QM -- :asa ,. ,.,. , r .ip x 2. Q kwa LQ' , Q X xx 1 K ki S X NW s W 1 X Joe Caldwell, World Sara Carter, Home Linda Collins, Eng- Kemuel Corkern, Ir. Norman Engh, Small Geography, Driver's Ec. lish and Speech High Social Studies Engines Ed. and P.E. and Reading Barbara Hanson, Cecil Hartsell, Edison Hogan, Agri- Lillie Humphries, Paul Ivey, English English and Clerical Welding and Auto culture and Career Librarian and American His- Practice Mechanics Ed . tory ' - -sm ss Kenneth Knoll, Doug Mabry, Social Versia McCauley, Jean Norton, Special Betty O'Glee, Sci- Woodworking and Studies and Ameri- Special Ed. Ed. and Spanish ence Construction can History Faculty Members Help Students in Many Ways! Patricia Patterson, Larry Powell, High Rose Shockley, Ir. Bernard Venable, Karen Waits, Art Ir. High English and School and Ir. High High Science and Math and Reading Reading English Math Jana Wright Our school's custodians are John L. Gay, Molly Has- kins, Essie Brittentino, and Minnie High. Mrs. Hanson, yearbook sponsor, dreams of future yearbooks. Miss Turner explains to General Math class. Our cafeteria workers are Charlene Grrgs, Melba Lynn, Evelynn Barnett, Karice Slack, and Vasie Wagar. Our bus drivers are James Cook, Jackie Martin, Robert Gardner, Mildred Carter, Wanda Dauphin, Bob- bie Gardner, and Julie Ann Budwah. A Faculty Memberas Day . . .SENIORS REMEMBER 77 What was your most embarrassing moment? I made a size twelve The days I found my When I came to school The day I was eating in pantsuit in Home Ec. main man with another with seven bands on my the cafeteria and drop- and I needed a girl. T.D. teeth and we had our Jr. ped my food in my lap. fourteen. L.B. class pictures made. L.G. B . B . Louise Sarah Becky Laura Bobby Allen Bankhead Barnett Bratton Bryant Maple Jimmy Charles Deborah Harold Burton Campbell Carter Carter Carter Loretta Debra Kenneth Teresa John Carter Clay Clay Davis DeCa1onge Ted Sharon Iulie Sandra Larry Downs Finch Gay Goodman Green S-1 Remembe When THE GOOD TIMES What thmg do you most remember about your hlgh school days? The time Wolf pulled my shorts down during basketball practice in front of a group of gir1s. R.H. W11l1e Rlck Sandra Lavon Hazel Gr en Halrng Jacobs James Johnson M xmle Melvrn Randle MIIIOH Donnle Johnson Johnson Johnson Lrttle Lon sham Gary Vanessa Kathy Murlene Long Lyles McCauley Malone Mann1n ,t De bble Loretta Jimmy Eddle MPII111 Moore Morgan Murray Neal THE BAD TIME and i'What was the funniest thing that happened to you during your high School years? When I brought the Third hour class when When I fell down the When I was supposed to flowers out at the wrong Mrs. Broom hit me over stairs and people were take a U. Joint out of a time during the beauty the head with a stack of standing around laugh- car and started taking pageant. S.N. papers. M.S. ing. A.O. out the rear end instead. R.R. Steve Johnnie Allen Tyrone Archie Norton Oliver O'Nea1 Paysinger Perkins Blake Rosyland Robby Martin Debbie Player Player Robinson Shaw Stephens Johnnie Keith Ted Janice James Stephens Stromile Stumon Thomas Leon Ramona Nolan Debra Francis Thompson Vile Webb Williams Williams THE AD TIMES Fred John Sammie Williams Williams William S Class Officers: Gary Lyles, Treasurerg Laura Bratton, Secretary: and Robby Robinson, Vice-President. Not Pictured: Keith Ste pheins, President. Salutatorian: Debra Clay Valedictorian: Steve Norton 1' gi Mb V if ?'f'A iv gy M 4,2 44 1 13, Juniors look to K 'egg 't 'i' f l -, -'41, ' 1:159' , ff--11: A Randy Adams Brenda Akins Ted Allen Robert Armstead Marvilyn Atkins Clifford Barrington Lenora Brock Ricky Brown Ronnie Brown f iii. Kenneth Bryant Sherry Carter Terry Carter Alton Clay MM, 2 Jimmy Covington Clyde Haskins Rocky Haynes Donald Johnson Dwight Johnson Ophelia Johnson Kevin Finch Kenneth Gay Debra Green Henry Harris Ricky Harris J I W 41? V32 Doyle Dauphin Charlesetta Ford Loretta Ford Robert Gardner Carolyn Dupree Charles Finch the future with hope Geraldine Layton Larry Manning Sevada Manning Lou Marcelli Wesley Moore Robert Morris Scot Payne Sharon Paysinger Marilyn Player Shella Player x. an .X asf e Katie Rawls Randy Robinson Sharen Speer e , as SEE! 'Y' R Qsfsi. Q.. s. . .1114 :ai-,Lf 5 1,1 Patricia Stanfield Eugene Stiles Sharon Stiles William Stevens Charles Strickland Glenda Sykes David Trexler Dana Thomas Jamie Venable Phyllis Wagar Kay Warren Dorothy Washington Gregory Watson Clara West Ramonica White Caiaphas Willis Ronald Young Junior Class Officers President: Scot Payne Vice-President: Loretta Ford Secretary: Sherry Carter Treasurer: Marvilyn Atkins Sophomores Aid P.D.H. .in Many Ways Floyd Akins Larry Allen Jessie Bankhead Brynda Barnett Melodie Allen David Arnold Kevin Bounds Yvonne Brown Laura Burney Brenda Carter Angie Cox Charlie Crabtree Margaret Douglas Chuck Downs Donald Ervin Shirley Fields Johnny Ford Linda Fuller Cindy Gleason Byron Green ,JW Fred Haling Dean Harvill Ricky Hays Sylvia Hudson sc Tim Hurst Renee Jackson , ' M H 1 ' 33, ,, V. Shirley Jackson Lavarn Jacobs Allen Johnson Sue Johnson Class Officers President - Danny Perkins Vice-Pres. - Tommy Merrill Secretary - Angie Cox Treasurer - Doris Williams Mildred Jones Elijah Lee Dennis Lefear Sandra Malone Alvin Manning Steve Martin Clifford McKinney Gayla McKenzie Tommy Merrill Kenny Moore Shirley Murray Kenneth Neal Waco Newton Scott Norton Loretta Oliver Melvin Oliver Mildred Oliver Floyd O'Neal Dannie Perkins Lisa Peterson Debra Player Maria Player A' Rodney Player Nadine Rawls MIX ophomores Dale Roberson Ronnie Shoumaker Diana Sparkman Carolyn Stanfield Gwen Sranfield Althea Stephens Rickey Stephens Sandra Stiles Robert Stromile Gloria Sumprer Mary lo Taylor Rickey Thomas Willie Thomas Donna Trexler Doug Webb Janice White Terrsa White Doris Williams Loretta Wilson Calvin Woodard Sophomore Sandra Stiles receives advice from Senior Ted Downs. ' 4 ,V .M f if ' ,f ? , S Q 's 5? . W ii I ,ff A saw ' . a W ,.7. -, 1 fig: i .sz jc, ra fl sf X In-., A 2 Dolph Adams Lara Aikens Sandra Aikens Betty Allen s fl Class Officers: Tracy Davis, President Kay Finch, Vice-President Sharon Oliver, Secretary ,wif ifawjt Through Experience Jesse Allison Gary Arnold Herman Bankhead Sarah Benson David Blake Henry Bolar Gerald Broom Delayne Brock Victor Broom Sheila Bryant Jimmy Budwah Michael Burney Elvin Burton Cartell Carter John Carter Sammie Carter Mary Covington Jerald Cozby Q1 Willie Daniels Tracy Davis 1' lillz L ' 1'1i f M .Lg- ,da ,,.,, J a ff Hag W rty J ' wwwvw -- , .K Ei4 li5i1 , J, as Wai if Kay f I .- Y , U 'Y J if h,h' Bl eff Roslyn Davis Mona Decalongne Ronnie Decker Kay Finch Phillip Ford Myra Fultz Delores Gay Debbie Green Roger Green Billie Harris Carol Harris Carolyn Harris Max Hair Pamela Haling Willie Haskins Brenda Hays Tim Hilburn Cody Huddleston Joann Hudson Brenda Jackson Debra Jackson Nejil Jackson Lavell Jacobs Wayne Jacobs Mark James Shelia Jennings Daphyne Johnson David Johnson Margaret Little Shirley Manning Mike McG1othern Jacqueline Moore Faith Morris Linon Nelson Bessie Newton if Prentiss Newton Cynthia Oliver Sharon Oliver Delores Oneal Jimmy Pace Linda Perkins Evelyn Player Melveric Player Roger Player Ardell Ray Freshmen Have Spirit 5 Joyce Kerry Ellen Roach Caren Souter Bertillion Stephens Stacy Stromile Undra Stromile Lester Tallant Clyde Thomas Connie Thomas James Twitty Melody Venable Shirley Wade Gloria West Brian Wheeler Debra White Greta White Brenda Williams Williams Williams Sharon Wyrick if I I W Mark Adams Darla Allen Oliver Anderson Brian Archer Theresia Ballard Dennis Beaver ,.v, 52 f 1 .M s N 3, if? 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' , K - K K I, ' Kin'-YY -r -SK' ,- K 1 o r ' Ti 5 K' f Pisa K ' K K V. :J . fs ' Har N Carol Wheeler K .2 FE: 155, Q3 5 fl l , Dennis Williams N 1, f ,s Abnm whm pictures were made Donnell Clay Seventh grader Karen McKenzie won the junior high Spelling Bee . .slash 2 'Ts wfgzss ,SU . s-ssQf:sf5f.1:,s:iss K- 12 F Y 25,5 E ox A X we X is Q , prefs : - Q' KM -R , V M .,,. Dina Thomas gs zffif R 2 r ..,: i KX. Lerpasty Thomas Karl Tumer Shuvonda White -:mrs-.ff.,r',sfKf5f:f' Sammie Williams A THING TO WEAR ill? 'G hx nur x,1.v S John Dibler i 1 . M , an 4,. ,Lima wx: , f, If 1 1 1 5' Q' N 9 79 i J, 1 f ' 4 , , 7 , 4 J 'fa' ,. 'fx-v f 25,11 1? 1 ' wa www , 54 A fa ,f 1 M fiig? 7 , r Sv f Q f 2,4 4 A r D f 'X 'W .ATB ..:L11:1: i.ff'i aztw' ef t N ttti i irir I. C. Antwille Peggy Armstead Jewel Banks pcciai Education Participates Deloris Barrington K W fi ,4 2 1, f ri att,ltt,t1 K2 ff ix, by-, , x U I v.g,p5,,,,v, -,.t,f,55, 'tif alt Dennis Beavers In Special Olympics Harry Beavers f ,I a 'Za , Q 412 vin 7 Charles Carter Rosie Carter Donald Dillard Chris Downs W I -mm' E452 v.,f.ff W? X K i' Raymond Caldwell f 1 zf, 5 f f 'I 4 we M zzsef ,- in? Harold Carter A. ,H ..,, 'np if Q ' W W 'HW Darnell Haskins Patricia Johnson Special Education Students David Kemper ,UM V Nora Are involved Herman Taylor Thompson Richard Trexler Alma Jimmie Williams 1 f ' X 7 4 4 122' L:.. li kryh a Band Our band participated in more events this year than at any time in the last eight years. We attended two district festivals, marched in six parades, and gave over a dozen full concerts throughout the year. Our band firmly established itself this year and people in our town and across the parish have been impressed and excited with the progress of our band. We're proud of our Marching Lions. Choir This was really our first year to establish our music class as a choir. They made tre- mendous stride this year and were a credit to our school in all performances. ber H1 C Gm R When . .5339 'mm' im Q , US LL,, ' fdf Lion's Tale Staff The 1975-76 Lion's Tale Staff was the largest in the history of Plain Dealing High School. The members of the staff received national acclaim through publications that were printed throughout the United States. P.D.H.S. was published in the interna- tional publication, THE QUILL AND SCROLL. The club has also sponsored the induction of twelve students into the honorary organiza- tion, The Quill and Scroll. Many Lion's Talers aided in sending articles to over thirty newspapers throughout the Ark-La-Tex. Loretta Moore and Gayla McKenzie were awarded spe- cial honors for their outstand- ing achievement in the field of journalism. Gayla is now a member of the Shreveport Journal writing staff as fruits of the year's efforts . The second annual publica- tion banquet was an appropri- ate ending for a successful year of journalism. AuRoarer Staff Putting out a quality year- book is not an easy task, but the 1976 AuRoarer staff has done its best to work together and produce your yearbook. The yearbook staff has worked hard selling ads and candy so that the cost of the yearbook is not passed on to you. The number of pages has been increased yet the price has remained the same. With your help the yearbook staff can continue to make your yearbook bigger and bet- ter. Thank you students and staff. Mrs. Hanson Advisor Future Farmers of America OFFICERS President: Larry Green Vice-President: James Thomas Secretary: Greg Watson Treasurer: Treness High Reporter: Bobby Bryant Sergeant-at-Arms Larry Akins SPONSOR Mr. Edison Hogan Future Homematqers of America OFFICERS Sarah Bankhead President Sharon Stiles Vice-President Debra Williams Secretary Loretta Moore Treasurer Johnnie Oliver Parliamentarian Debbie Merrill Historian Marilyn Player Reporter Loretta Wilson Photographer Dorothy Washington Song Leader Doris Williams Song Leader CHAPTER MOTHERS Mrs. Tom Merrill Mrs. Sarah Perkins BEAUS Blake Player Kevin Finch Steve Norton SPONSOR Mrs. Sara Carter CODAC At the beginning of the school year about 20 students were chosen for CODAC fCommunity Organization for Drug Abuse Controlj. These people became counse- lors with the task of informing growing chil- dren and young people about the effects of drugs in their environment. They taught lessons to students in the 5th and 6th grades at the ele- mentary school. Their program, with the help of Darryle Barksdale, advisor, and Annette Lee, sponsor, was a great success . Stuff ent Council The student council at P. D .H .S . was extremely active this year. They earned funds by conducting the Friday noon Jam Sessions. The money was used to purchase six cement benches for the campus in addition to the new United States and Louisiana flags for the flag pole in front of the school. They provided a new flag staff for the auditorium , also . During the year the members served well as spokesmen for the student body to the principal. The Junior High Literature Club got off to a good start at the beginning of the 1975-'76 school year. During that trme they have published four magazines and have taken a trip to the theater to see a movie. For the first year of organrza tion, they have made much progress. Next year the club plans to expand to include both junior high and high school students . Library Club The Library Club is composed of people who are interested in work in the library. This year under the leadership of Lilly V. Humphries, the librarian, they sponsored the second annual Book Fair. The student librar- ians worked hard to set up attractive displays for those students interested in purchasing books in all subject areas. The Book Fair was a great success. 4, Art Club Celebrates Bicentennial Standing: Dana Thomas, Dannie Perkins, and Karen Waits, Stiles, Kenny Moore, and Donna Trexler. Sitting: Jody Alle x Sponsor. Kneeling: Sharon n and Gina Thomas. The Plain Dealing High School Art Club has had a busy year. To help celebrate the bicentennial , they literally painted the town - red, white, and blue. Bad weather got them off to a slow start, but their project for painting all the fire hydrants in town finally got underway. Other projects this year have included making macrame and leather I.D. bracelets. The Art Club may have been small in number, but Dana Thomas, Sharon Stiles, Kenny Moore, Donna Trexler, Dannie Perkins, Jody Allen, Gina Thomas, Clement Doug- las, and Sponsor Karen Waits have worked hard and pro- duced much for the Art Club. 4-H Sponsors Our Most Beautiful Girl Pageant The 1975-'76 4-H Club has been very active this year. They sponsored the 2nd annual Our Most Beautiful Girl Pageant at P.D.H.S. They also decorated the stage for the annual Plain Dealing Dogwood Pageant. Several members of the 4-H have. won various awards for their out- standing contributions to 4-H and the community. This has been a very successful year for the 4-H. Standing: Kenny Moore, Tommy Merrill, Katie Rawls, and Vanessa McCauley. Sitting: Angie Cox, Lisa Peterson, Nadine Rawls, Debbie Merrill, and Renee Jack- S0l'l . V 46 4 1 is 4 1 S 4 X 4- When 3+ G jffx Seniors: Loretta Moore, Becky Barnett, Kenneth Clay, Laura Bratton, Sarah Bankhead, O. T. Mur- ray, and Johnny Oliver. Hall of Fame The Hall of Fame is a group of students of Plain Dealing High School who, in any given year, have shown through action, thought, and deed that they rank high in the following qualities: LEADERSHIP COOPERATION SERVICE COURAGE INTEGRITY CHARACTER Juniors: Sherry Carter, Sharon Speer, Sharon Stiles, Sophomores: Lisa Peterson, Tommy Merrill. and Scot Payne. Who's Who at P.D.H.S. 6 JOHNNY MARIE OLIVER FHA 2, 3, 45 Officer 45 Freshman Vice-Presidentg Newspaper 3, 45 Editor 45 Basketball 35 Hall of Fame 35 Senior Maid5 Annual Staff 45 Represent. St. Council 25 Nat. Honor Society 35 Honor Stu- dent 1, 2, 3, 4. LORETTA MOORE Codac 35 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 3, 45 News. 3, 45 Officer 45 Pep Squad 15 4-H 35 Who's Who 3, 45 Class Favorite 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Accountant 4. STEVEN WESLEY NORTON Drama Club 35 Newspaper 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 35 Soph. Vice-President5 Jr. Class Presidentg St. Council Rep- resentative 15 FFA 15 FHA Beau 2, 35 Who's Who Among Am. H.S. St. 35 Mr. P.D.H.S. 3, 45 Who's Who Among Am. Music St. 35 Student Council Pres. 35 Class Favorite 3, 4. DEBRA DENEISE CLAY FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 1, 25 Choir 15 Annual 2, 3, 45 Editor 45 News. 1, 2, 3, 4, Feat. Ed. 25 Art Club 35 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Head 35 Who's Who Among Am. H.S. St. 35 Honor Student 1, 2, 3, 45 Codac 1, 2, 35 Mod- eling Club 45 Sophomore Maid5 Freshman Class President5 Hall of Fame 35 St. Council Represent. 15 Who's Who at P.D.H.S. 3, 45 4th Runner Up - Our Most Beauti- ful Girlg Miss P.D.H.S. 4. 1 t - Y - SARAH ANN BANKHEAD Choir 1, 2, 35 Codac 2, 35 Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Editor 35 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Class Beautyg Who's Who 3, 45 Freshman Maid5 Jamboree Queen 45 Honor Student 1, 2, 3, 4. 5 I , , SHARON FINCH Codac 1, 2, 35 News. 1, 2, 3, 45 Feat. Ed. 35 Cheerleader 35 Jr. Class Secretary5 Jr. Maid5 Jr. Class Beauty5 Homecoming Queeng Sr. Beautyg Who's Who 3, 45 National Honor Society 35 Art Club 45 Drama Club 35 Miss P.D.H.S. 3, 4. CMM amfcfwizsis QD.SD.C5C5Q5. QXWJZJM Qiiwww fm. ggmnf QQDZA 201 QQ! MLQJWLM 9.336555 Class Favorites SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES are Sandra Stiles, Scott Norton, Loretta Wilson, and not pic- tured Doug Webb. FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES are Keith Wheeler, Tracey Davis, Mona Decalongne, Sheila Jennings . 54 SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES are Laura Brat- ton, Loretta Moore, Steve Norton, and not pictured Keith Stevens. JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES are Chuck Finch, Sherry Carter, Loretta Ford, Kenneth Gay. Awards Pa e 2 Lisa Peterson and Tommy Merrill won First Place in Bossier Parish and E Third Place in State in the Soil Conservation Demonstration Contest. lf Katie Rawls won First Place in the Sew With Cotton Contest for her Creative Design. rsss 5 't h-,' 5 i. -'r' ' fi-is :far-5 fn, ,g a -aw 5 - 2, 1:-,f f 1 3 ,pi . r. l Si f - f' ., .L .gl .,, sf 51 2 yiii, Jw 'f ile i -f :ff E , , C , r W The Plain Dealing High School Rally Students. 5 r ' Q R ,, .215 ,z V.: Lk - r . I 4 U Sherry Carter, Scot Payne, Cindy Gleason, Caiaphas Willis, Sharon Stiles, Gayla McKenzie, and Marilyn Player were selected for Quill and Scroll. Loretta Moore won the Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow Contest and was selected with Sandra Jacobs to go to the Sew With Cotton Contest at La. Tech. Randy Robinson, Scot Payne, Sherry Carter, and Sharon Stiles were selected for the National Honor Society. . On November 6, 1975, the Homecoming Court was presented at a coronation in the gym. On the following day, the girls were honored in the school parade and presented on the field at the football game. l N ggi it Q . M X X SHARON FINCH THE HOMECOMING COURT HOMECOMING QUEEN Plain Dealing High School Johnnie Oliver Sherry Carter Doris Williams Kay Finch 12th Grade Maid 11th Grade Maid 10th Grade Maid 9th Grade Maid 2 Z 'gi nik .432 ilk l. SHANNON MCCAULEY and ANTONIO FRAZIER SARAH BANKHEAD Flower Bearer Crown Bearer IAMBOREE QUEEN 1975 Homecommg Court Evelyn Green Donna Trexler Loretta Ford Kathy Malone 9th Grade Maid 10th Grade Maid 11th Grade Maid 12th Grade Maid QE s Bits and Pieces A Night at the Carnival C1 the On October 30, 1975, the Student Council and Plain Dealing Jaycees sponsored a Halloween Carnival. First, the students passed through the eerie halls of the Jaycee Haunted House. Then, when they entered the Carnival, a Paper Staff photographer might have Snap- ped their picture in the mouth of JAWS. If anyone wanted to see how good a basketball player he was, the Basketball Girls supplied everything he needed. If he just wanted to jump around, the Cheerleaders sponsored a trampoline. The Annual Staff and the FHA supplied something for all to eat. We all went home full and happy from a night at the carnival. 59 High School Beauties Left to Right: Miss Debra Clay, 4th runner-up, Miss Melodie Allen, 3rd runner-up, Miss Angie Cox, Miss Sharon Wyrick, lst runner-up, Miss Gayla McKenzie, 2nd runner-up. On December 18, 1975, the Plain Dealing High School 4-H Club sponsored the Our Most Beautiful Girl pageant. Many of Plain Deal- ing High's beautiful girls vied for the title. The girls were sponsored by clubs and friends. Miss Becky Wilson the reigning Miss Louisi- ana was our Mistress of Ceremonies. Mr. Far- land Bottoms, Miss Donna Brown, Miss Carla Lewis, and Miss Wilson provided the entertain- ment. The girls selected Miss Cindy Gleason as Miss Congeniality for the High School and Miss Karen McKenzie as Miss Congeniality for the Junior High. Junior High Beauties Left to Right: Miss Darla Allen, 2nd runner-up, Miss Barbara Lewis, lst runner-up, Miss Judy Bankhead, Miss Karen McKenzie, 3rd runner- up, Miss Cathy Souter, 4th runner- Q 2 A h QQ N ds,. vqax . 1 K fkkk 1 :IK x E ' K ' iii. 'V , X :WV at 1 K , V: j ' sva it . '.' t Awards Banquet On April 23 the following awards were presented at the P.D.H.S. annual awards banquet: Sherry Carter and Loretta Wilson were outstanding players for Girls' Basketball. Scot Payne received outstanding player for tennis. In Baseball, Steve Norton received highest batting average of 471. Steve Norton and O. T. Murray were awarded All-District for first string. Randy Robinson received All-District for second string. The whole team was elected Outstanding Player. Lavon James received Outstanding player for track. In Football, Archie Per- kins, Steve Norton, Blake Player, Lavon James, Tyrone Pay-, singer, Clyde Haskins all received Outstanding Player. Leading Scorer with 23 pts. average was Donnie Long. Leading Rebounder was Leonard Martin with an average of 15.8. Steve Norton and Melody Venable were awarded Mr. and Miss P.D.H.S. Band. Charlesetta Ford and Steve Norton were both awarded Who's Who Among High School Music Students. If I.-fish if Melodramas On March 26 PDHS Dogwood Players presented three Melodramas. The following awards were given: BEST ACTORS - Steve Norton, Caiaphas Wil- lis, Fred Haling. BEST ACTRESSES - Angie Cox, Nadine Rawls, Tammy Wilson. BEST CHARACTER PORTRAYAL - Ray Webb, Lisa Peterson, Gayla McKenzie, Debra Clay. A special award was given to Tracey Collins. Tracey received the leading roll before she moved and became a student at Stonewall High School. She still attended rehearsals and did a magnificent job portraying her character. Others included in the plays were Karen McKenzie, Beth Carter, Donna Finley, Peggy Green, Darla Allen, Mark Adams, Richard St. Claire, Tommy Merrill, Kay Finch, Donna Trexler, Scot Payne , Kenny Moore, Sharen Speer, Sharon Stiles, Caren Souter, Loretta Ford, Marilyn Player, Dannie Perkins, Tracy Davis, Ricky Haskins. 62 . . . Lions Kept Spirit The 1975-76 season of the Plain Dealing High School fighting Lions was very disap- pointing mainly because of the fact that the Lions moved up to Class AA . The Lions com- peted against very stiff competition and ended the year with a 2-7 season. Many coaches throughout the district had praise for the team as being gutsy and sticking in there. One important highlight of the season was the fighting spirit of the Lions as they almost pulled off an upset victory over District Champ Haynesville. The Golden Tornadoes finally nudged by the Lions by a score of 14-6. All in all, the Lions should be proud of their first season in District 1-AA. Coaching Staff Left to Right: Head Coach Joe Caldwell, Coach Bobby Bryant, Coach Frank Bradley, and Coach Doug Mabry. vfx John Decalongne Larry Green f -,X . . Lavon James Melvin Johnson W , RQELESLSSF TEH, A-:si iw 'rt , iw rite 11 f -L 1: T 6 , si , ,ts . . of . sr A in I I K trrt ' trtit is - , .- ' ' '- WT' ' I N.. U f wtf ' ffm-'i . Q A , its ,.., t , r..A 1.1. sw A l p . , p Vi 1 1 R ' ' ' TMR g. ' spits.: fig W' ia tt,r 5, xg -V 1 JSE' , f -an .,,. N 4 , 2? L K ryk' . E5 f -fzfw' so s--.' sfifififfs if - . ff is f f i 1'-1 my M -. ,, . ,eff gg wtf, '- T S gy 19 4 ., 5 fi Bri' , t f ' K ' it K v5g5i,:54,., Bi! s if 5? ' - f as sp: -. .K 15 s Q2 NSXNX Q - K f'-'1z1111f--11-L... 2, ' t ' - '- A flvifixiiliiii .izxf ' I f ., ililifif fiw-'rf , J f H , 1 gli ga J - pf' :g,iztfesgf:A,fr ' ' rt,ri. Q 'Fig s I giyrdlsgiftiksi 5599- -is . r r, , - ri f li ' +3-1'- I . E, ' a Qi n .-if si'1'5?:' K- Qi l v..sw is L H 1 iff -7335 -- ' , as , F ...L 4 Wa mfg P is R ' i.,.-1.- -,,tQ..,,: ,-it X X P Y 1+ H ss? wg' L ,R M r X at , r 3 - ii 'T ff: grfi-sails? as I-gf 2 f ' t Q -:fr viz., if Archie Perkins ' X -,lg , ' V f'i, lf - S K ,Q I -. L -1.. ' . .J ,,at.,, f,a 'Mg 11: .Q 't 4 wr- N t ' 'i ss? 1 Q ft: sv NQXK B W Q . at , Q 9 Q v s .rf Q. , 1 . h Q. . i5 ff? V 'US il? K ' it - , dew IJ 7 2 s . t Q-,gi V Y K Tyrone Paysinger Steve Norton O. T. Murray if , ' -,Q 'K i?jl,5,,5i wglgj' 5:7f'7 7 +' fiiiili A 'W' 1 y J f ,t,' 1 5 A 5-1 0.3 b H1 Reme When 2 D 5 Despite Disappointing eason g ,I-,sir-s ' - -525133 05 - 'viii ' , ' Yi ,gy L L'Wi Y .iff-iii 2,1121 :f5':?11'V' thlfiii , -1 t I - 1, P, if pq piR5,,,,7l KN. ,f,,,,.i J - 'F'-5' llx, L ' Q: - ,rx25u,,.,, ,'w,.,-f 4 f ' .5 Blake 1975-76 Football Schedule Home Opponent Plain Dealing Farmerville Plain Dealing Coushatta Plain Dealing Arcadia Plain Dealing Many Plain Dealing De Sota Plain Dealing Mansfield Plain Dealing Homer Plain Dealing Haynesville Plain Dealing Benton Robby Robinson e a as ,M 1 QQ tx x . , , X A Q s ix :ik v is , .ix ,VR ...fi thx' 'W ,e e , pr . ,ef f-12 ,Hrs ,.., W' as-It . - ,, 1- 2 2. 15 '11 . A ,s a w J i Y Johnny Ray 'o-a f ,. , ,J 1 i f fiii i' -flffj ,A .3 ig- P- ,Y J fx 1 s -X 9. 'fx l Q it g N - W' - I A qi,-,af f'.,, , ' pl, 1 . ' 'J . , in N Qifmifa A'fijfsiiifliliilfsflilfitiil Y MW :,.,:1. V e .-.,.. H 3v.s?'ii5i5Ndi- f a- J - 1Tl Sam ie Williams . 2 Kneeling: Randy Robinson, Tim Hurst, Dwight Johnson, Sammie Williams, Blake Player, Lavon James, Phillip Ford, Kenneth Gay, O. T. Murray. 2nd Row: Chuck Finch, Melvin Johnson, Tyr- one Paysinger, Doyle Dauphin, John Decalongne, Melvin Oliver, Archie Perkins, Jessie Bank- head, Clyde Haskins. 3rd Row: Ricky Hays, Robby Robinson, Harry Beavers, Steve Norton, James Manning, Larry Green, Ronnie Shoumaker, Johnny Ray Stephens, Kevin Finch. 65 n w 66 .,,,,,., ,.,,,.,,, M., .WM - N... W M. .... ,. L......m M .. lam M. A-vw. nm .v Q- numngumm 9, was ann, mx Seniors: Bobby Bryant Guard Donnie Long Guard Lenard Martin Forward O. T. Murray Center Steve Norton Guard Johnny Stephens Forward Nolan Webb Basketball Team Nolan Webb, Steven Norton, Mgr. Ted Allen. Forward Co-Captains: Bobby Bryant, Donnie Long Coach Bryant Q51 F E 3 3, A 1 fl sf! 'lf 'I 2 2 ' ling: Angie Cox, Coach Wright, Bessie Newton. ettes - 1976 Cindy Gleason Lisa Peterson Loretta Wilson Sophomore Sophomore A11-District Sophomore Back: Kenneth Gay, Dwight Johnson, Ricky Haskins, Managerg Tim Roberson, Treness High, O. T. Murray. Sitting: Jamie Venable, Steve Norton, Randy Robinson, Dean Harvill, Coach Doug Mabry, Ricky Hays, Robby Robinson, Ricky Harris, Gary Lyles. 197 -76 Baseball Team BASEBALL SCHEDULE P.D.H.S. 2 Many 9 P.D.H.S. 17 Coushatta 10 P.D.H.S. 19 Arcadia 3 P.D.H.S. 6 Horner 4 P.D.H.S. 5 Ringgold 11 P.D.H.S. 8 Many 11 P.D.H.S. 12 Coushatta 2 P.D.H.S. 10 Arcadia 6 P.D.H.S. 4 Homer 0 P.D.H.S. 3 Ringgold 4 PLAY-OFF GAME P.D.H.S. 1 Homer 5 L-:.QaK'fai'l The All-District players from P . D . H . S .for the 1975-'76 baseball season were Randy Robinson, 2nd team shortstop, O. T. Murray, 1st team out- fieldg and Steve Norton, 1st team sec- ond base . These players were nominated by their coach for each position. The coaches then voted for the players they believed should receive the honor. The coaches were not allowed to vote on the players they nominated . Senior players Gary Lyles, Steve Norton, O. T. Murray, and Robby Robinson will be gone next year but not soon forgotten . I - Track 1975-76 Knee1.ing: James Manning, DavidJTrex1er, Clyde Haskins, Harry Beavers, Dolph Adams. ftandrngz John Decalongne, Randy Robinson, Lavon James, O. T. Murray, Coach Frank Brad- ey. TENNIS ACTIVE DESPITE RAIN Coach Jana Wright, Scot Payne, Doyle Dauphin, Larry Allen, Tommy Merrill. Sittin: Loretta Ford, Donna Trexler, Lisa Peterson, Sherry Carter. Scot Payne Junior Sherry Carter Junior Lisa Peterson Sophomore Doyle Dauphin Junior y Sophomore - Loretta Wils O1'1 Senior - Head Cheerleader Becky Barnett Sr. High Cheerleaders Sophomore - Gayla McKenzie Senior - Debra Clay Sophomore - Brynda Barnett Sophomore - Donna Trexler Jr. High Cheerleaders Darla Allen Calhy Souter Caren Souter Head Cheerleader Vicki Sanders Tammy Wilson Mascot N., Nsawxmyhx NWN'-wa. s t !! A, H Q W'--..,, -D-P-. NN'-Q.. -ww Jr. Hi h Football Moving up to Double A this year has been a real test for the sports at Plain Dealing High School. Our junior high team has worked hard and gained experience from the year. They have done their best winning two , tying one, and losing three games. Experience, -hard work, and resolutions to do better are already in the air for next year. 78 Plain Dealing Plain Dealing Plain Dealing Plain Dealing Plain Dealing Plain Dealing Football Schedule 6 Benton 8 Homer 6 Arcadia 22 Coushatta 14 Benton 6 Haynesville w S Q S H J i E W E 2 2 I 5 1 1 I Q We Welcome Your Ac:coun'r FIRST STATE BANK 84 TRUST COMPANY Telephone 326-4265 or 4266 Plain Dealing, La. I-Zach deposilor insured to 10.000 if xy., . FEDEIAL Dl?OSIY INSURANCE CCIPOIATTON The Barney Cox Family Mr. and Mrs. Billy T. Weeks Cecil Kelly Pharmacy Dell Southerland The A. M. Lee Family Dana Thomas Robby Robinson The Norton Family Ronnie Shoumaker Scot and Donna Jerry, Charlene and Gary Griggs Boosie rs Compliments of: GREEN DISCGUNT CENTER 108 North Lynch Street Plain Dealing, La. Phone - 326-4185 Where You Buy the Best for Less Reverend Caiphas Willis Mr. Lewis' Barber Shop Mrs. Mark Blaylock, Jr. Hardy Buick Pontiac Myrt Malone David Malone Charles G. Rich Mrs. Ida B. 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