Springhill High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Springhill, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

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The Axeman frowned his disapproval and swtmg the mighty axe. Magically, a gracious front wing was add- ed, and a grand south wing joined a magnificent new SYU1- , nal., ,. 1 K ' . -fgisfsplffsgil s - '-swffzfflzq f--..,. ,MM . . a it all began with an axe - and a proud young Lumberjack - longing to grow and to create. So the axe flew and the chips flew - and the chips supplied the means to build a school on top of a hill near a spring, The Lum- berjack planted green grass and covered the hall with ivy and caused the redbuds to grow, and then, because he knew that buildings alone do not make schools, he breathed into it a spirit df greatness, so that those who CDICISG its portals might know forever the ties that make a great tradition. But the years passed quickly and growth demanded - again the axe flew, the chips flew, the chips turned to money and new buildings sprang up to meet the need of the time. Tradition was great! l He smiled now, and rested, pleased But the axe was poised, and when prog- ress again called out, the old Axeman rose to meet the challenge. with his handiwork - and pleased, too, that the tradition, born of the past, had only grown in the transition. Q -sf ww 'W 'W...ss-e ' ' . av TRADITION.. T. .iw Black and gold dominated the new north and south wings, which completed the rectangle - a sym- bol of strength and security and solidarity. Back across the way the tradi- tion-haunted hall gave way to prog ress and crumbled. No longer was ' 4- Ai lg... Instead a modern steel and brick mon- ster stood, shining and imposing, trying to assume the air of a hall of learning. The Lumberjack sighed and the heart within him was heavy, but he knew that sen- - timent cannot impede WA' progress and that, in time, this new miracle would become a vital part of the plan of the future. the ivy and the tall, imposing facade and the sweet bloom of spring redbuds visible to the sad old Wood- chopper and to the passers-by who were bound by the love and tradition of school days. , swap - 3 - , .. . sv- - s M, v ' 'a '?'v. 'I -L ing 'Wei X -ss ! NN -f-.M mf L.,-f -Q 5,52 ,Z +1 ..I.aua-P' It was done! ! The grand old Spirit, wiser and stronger than ever, is resting again today - bu not idly because he jealously watches over his school. He is watching you and you and YOU and because he has given his best he expects your best in return for the years you will fondly recall My school days in the Land of the Lumberjack. The axe is ever ready. The tradition great. MWQ 4, M A .ss-rss Q x,-,an Q, W -fig 'kwa ffl' 'E si his a-sv.- s! ' AJ J - SPRJNGHIL.. HIGH SCHOOL .L ,Ps.L......,Y2.L L.: aug, gg DEDICATION . Qtr'-sf Wm ff Qzkn because she seems so embodled wrth the spurt of the LumberJack we the Lumbeuack Staff have chosen Mrs Flan to represent the qual1t1es for whrch we strrve at Sprrnghxll I-hgh School tn 1959 Her ttreless and helpfulenergres have glven to us a Iastlng memory of the greatest days of our 11ves We could never attam the goals Wh1Ch she sets for us but somehow she makes the effort whrch we put forth worthwhrle FOREWORD. .. T ,aa Thrs prcture IS symbolrc of the growth shown rn your yearbook A mature sm cere sen1or drres away the tears of a perplexed confused freshman who wtll rn trme Yes thrs 1S the SPIIII of the school Thrs 1S what the Lumberjack struggled the many long years to achreve Th1S IS the reason he leans on h1s mrghty axe and surveys hrs school and tts occupants wrth a heart full of love and qulet prrde Companronshrp help for those who need lf work for those who want rt fand for a few who don up these and many other thrngs comblne to produce a growth whrch rn strlls w1th1n the students a balance of emotlonal moral and physrcal maturrty And all the whxle our Patron the venerable old Axeman watches and smrles and warts trll he IS needed agarn THE STAFF I f L fq D .MW help those following in her footsteps at Springhill High School. CONTENTS Q M - , 'op m'n.s-knit! . y . POC , s ' Q Classes Q X MMM V . b Acnvmeff .- 1 ke!! ' at Ny fm ii X53 + f , Ameiics A-1 5' , f' , 4 hm R., V J Fe0TU'e5 Ads ADMINISTRATICN FACULTY ADMINISTRATION MR E O COOPER Prrncrpal The securrty of our state and natlon depend ln great measure upon the character the rdeas the rngenurty and the competence of each successlve generatron of youth Our complex world today calls for a broader knowledge greater skrlls and deeper understandtng Consequently educatron IS more rmportant than ever before As students of Sprtnghrll I-hgh School you have the best teachers and most modern facrlrtres that can be found anywhere We urge you to take advantage of thrs envxronment Agarn may I thank the faculty student body and es rally the annual staff for another lovely book of mem ones Asslstant Pnncrpal We are grateful to all those who have grven then efforts that we may have a condensed record of the events of thrs school year May thrs yearbook serve as a challenge and xnspl ratron to those who w1ll have the same responstbrlrty xn the future years MRS JOYCE GRAFTON Secretary It has been a great source of sattsfactlon for me to be assocrated wtth thrs school Each year adds more to the pleasure of workrng wrth the students and faculty I feel very much a part of thrs school and I hope that any small effort on my part has been pleasant to those wrth whom I ve worked MR. M. H. SHAW -1,1 FAC U LTY MR JOSEPH BLAYLOCK M1ss1ss1pp1 Southern Socral Studxes Coach MRS BETTY BUTTS Northwestem B S Commerce MISS ANNIS CAWTHON Loulsrana Tech B A Mathemaucs MR ALLEN BONNETTE Northwestern B M Ed CIVICS Coach MR GUY CARROLL Lourstana Tech B Phystcal Educatron MISS JANET CHAMBERS Centenary B S Social Studies - Speech S MRS DOROTHY BRANCH Centenary B A Enghsh MR STAN CATHA Northwestern B Dnver Educatton Scrence Coach DONNELL R CRUMP U Industnal Arts ' flclvjxfvt A f 0' , f f, . 1 '1 wit' MISS NITA JOY DUPREE Northwestern B S Physrcal Educatron Coach MRS LELIA HARPER Lou1s1ana Tech B S Mathematlcs MR VAL MARSHALL Loyola B M L S U M M Band Duector MR TRAVIS FARRAR Southern State B S Physlcal Educauon Coach MRS DOROTHY JONES M S C W Enghsh Latrn MISS MAXINE MILNER Lou1s1ana Tech B A Chorus MRS ELUIDA FLANAKIN Northwestern B A Enghsh MISS MARCELLE M LEE Northwestern B S Home Economxcs MISS IRENE MONCRIEF Lou1s1ana Tech B S Peabody M A FA ULTY lxlfzz-7iJu - -,97f77LL4.J MR A R NICHOLS Lou1s1ana Tech B S Coach Amencan Hrstory MRS FREIDA OLIVE Northwestern B S Lrbrauan MR BILLY SMITH Lou1s1ana Tech B S Scrence Mathematrcs Mas MATTIE wEsT 4 Lou1s1ana Tech B A B1010gy General Scrence J I MRS MARION NICHOLS Shorter College Sc1ence Mathematrcs MR LYNWOOD RHODES Northwestern B Commerce MRS BESS STONE Lou1s1ana Tech B A Englrsh .5 1 MR ED OLIVE Lou1s1ana Tech B A L S U M Enghsh MR MELVIN SHAW Northwestern Industnal Arts Assrstant Pr1nc1pa1 MRS JANE TIDWELL Lou1s1ana Tech B Physrcal Educatron Q F .S . . .- .Ed. - . . N -B.S. - ' ' - .s. ' I ' I if I. k JP, L . ' . . ll. l' .S. -if , .2 - , ' A I . b- I' ' . . I V ' rl . - ' I, N V , 1 o ' A A Y ,s CLA SSES in Future Nurses Club 56 Axe Staff 57 58 Ctrcula 2 Alf ALLEN BETTY JEAN tton Manager 59 Volleyball Team 58 ALLEN VIRGINIA LEE FTA 56 Student Councll Representattve 57 Student Councrl 58 59 Axe Staff 57 Feature Edrtor 58 Edt tor ln Chref 59 Pep Squad 56 57 CYTH 56 57 58 Teen Town Counc1l57 Treasurer 58 59 Natronal Honor Soclety 58 59 Peltcan Gtrls State 58 Rally 57 58 Beauty 57 Cheerleader 58 59 Who s Who Most Llkely to Succeed Student Government Day 57 State Student Councll Conventlon 57 ALLEY EDWINA ALENE qLenep Axe Staff 56 57 Ctrculatron Manager 58 Manag mg Edrtor 59 Pep Squad 56 57 58 Teen Town Councrl 58 Vlce Presrdent 59 Leadershrp 58 Cheer leader 59 ALTON MARY LOUISE FHA 58 BAGWELL GENE DOUGLAS BARRETT ROBERT LEE Sctence Club 57 58 S Club 59 Football 59 Base ball 58 59. Fi' BOUCHER, DAVID GLEN PE Club 56 57 S Club 58 59 Football 58 59 BOUCHER, HENRY LYNN FHA Club Vice President 56 Axe Staff 56 57 58 59 Pep Squad 56 57 58 59 BRYAN ROBIN WINFREY Science Club 56 57 58 59 S Club 59 Basketball 59 BURFORD ANNE ELIZABETH Student Council Representative 58 Student Council 59 Axe Staff 56 57 Sports Editor 58 59 Pep Squad 56 5 58 59 Leadership 58 National Honor Society 58 Treas urer 59 Pelican Guls State 58 Rally 57 58 Freshman Class Vice President 56 Sophomore Class Secretary 57 Junior Class Vrce President 58 Sophomore Class Favorrte 57 Beauty 56 Who s Who Most Popular Homecom mg Queen 59 BURNETT SHIRLEY ANN FTA 57 58 Treasurer 59 Springhill Business Leaders 59 Student Councrl Representative 57 BUTTS PATRICIA ANN FHA 56 57' Springhill Business Leaders 59' Student Coun- cil Representative 57. 3 SENIORS BARRETT, SHIRLEY ANN FTA 56, 57, 58, 59: Pep Squad 56. BERRY, LEVY E. Uoey PE Club 56, 57: S Club 58, 59: Student Council Repre- sentative 56 Football 58 59 BLACKWELL HOWARD THOMAS IA Club 56 57 58 Reporter 59 BOHANNON HAROLD LEON 4 H Club 56 Vrce President 57 58 S Club 59 IA Club 59 Basketball 59 Rally 56 57 58 Senlor Class Favorite 59 i h y It 1 W5 SENIORS CAMPBELL JO A NN FHA 56 57 Sprmghlll Busmess Leaders 59 CARPENTER, VIRGINIA CAROLINA Future Nurses Club Secretary 56 Presldent 57 Lumber Jack staff 58 Busmess Manager 59 Pep Squad 56 57 58 Drummer 59 Teen Town Councll 56 57 58 Presrdent 59 Leadershrp 58 Pehcan Gtrls State 58 CARSON MARION DALE PE Club 56 57 58 59 CATHEY TRAVIS KENNETH PE Club 58 59 COBB BRENDA FAYE FTA 56 57 58 59 Pep Squad 57 58 COLLIER. JAMES ELMER Safety Patrol 56 57 IA Club 56 57 58 59 CONATSER, PATTY JO Future Nurses Club 57 Lrbrary Club 59 COOPER, ELLIS O NEAL JR SCICDCC Club 56 S Club 56 Treasurer 57 58 59 Stu dent Councrl 56 57 Parlramentarlan 58 Presldent 59 LumberJack Staff 58 59 Basketball 56 57 58 59 Base ball 56 57 58 59 Track 57 Natlonal Honor Soclety 58 59 Pellcan Boys State 58 Rally 56 57 58 59 Whos Who Best Athlete Most Llkely to Succeed Student Government Day 56 Student Councll Workshop 57 State Student Councrl Conventlon 58 CORBELL, WENDELL JOE LumberJack Staff 56, 57, 58, 59, Teen Town Councll 56. 57, 58, Rally 58, 59, Student Counc1l Representatlve 58, Football 59: Natlonal Honor Socrety 58, 59. CROWE, JULIA ANN FHA .569 FTA 57, 583 Future Nurses Club 59. X DELONEY, TOMMY LYNN DENNIS, JERRY L 4 H Club 56 Musrc Club 57 Football Manager 58 PE Club 58 S Club 58 59 DOUGHTY, DANIEL A Scrence Club 57 58 59 DUKE, WANDA SUE FTA 56 57 Rally 56 57 58 Pep Squad 56 57 58 Student Counc11Representat1ve 56 57 58 Lumberjack Staff 58 U Ed1tor rn-Chref 59 Leadershrp 58 Natronal Honor Socrety 58 Presrdent 59 Pehcan Guls State 58 Freshman Class Secretary 56 Cheerleader 59 who s Who Best All Around Student Government Day 58 Chorus Decoratronsl Chauman 59 Amerrcan Leglon Oratoncal Contest 58 DYER, ALVIS DON IA Club 59 EDWARDS JERRY WAYNE SENIORS CRUTHIRDS, EVELYN ALLIENE Future Nurses Club 58, 59. CURRY, HORACE LAMAR Music Club 58, 59. DAIGLE, LINDA FAYE SAUCE FTA 56 Pep Squad 56 57 58 Drummer 59 Dramatrcs Club 57 Presrdent 58 Vrce Presrdent 59 Chorus Lrbranan 57 All State Chorus 59 Beauty 59 Rally 59 DARST, PATRICIA JEAN Dramatrcs Club 56 57 58 59 3 9 1 1 1 I 1 1 5 ' I G . ' I I 5 X' .f Vx af 1 ' I I Q , , 11 .1 ! Y ' I' 1 , 1 lf ' le if iff ' '- ' . ff 1' y, Q 591, 1 1 - r, ,E . 1 r f I .f-,. Q f l.A ', I A' f' 'fi' 'xml' 5' X .MX 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . . . . Lf 1 1 I 1 ' , - Q 3 V - 1 . . , W 1 1 1 , L . I A .. 1 .. - Lf . 1 1 1 V 1 L 0 1 V 1 1 7 ' 1, 1 I s QL, 1' I . I SENIORS FIELDS, JACKIE ESTES 4 H Club 56 IA Club 57 58 Secretary 59 Football 59 FOLKS, CECIL EDWARD Axe Staff 59 FORMBY DONNA IEANNE Future Nurses Club Vrce Presrdent 56 57 Dramatrcs Club 58 Secretary 59 Pep Squad 56 5 58 FORMBY, SANDRA KAY FTA 56 57 58 Hxstorran 59 Student CounC11Represen tatrve 57 59 Natronal Honor Socrety 58 Vrce Presrdent 59 Rally 56 57 58 59 Chorus Pranrst 58 59 hx GARDNER, JOYCE DEES FTA 57 58 FHA 56 Reporter 59 GODWIN, LYNN WILLIAM Scrence Club 57 Reporter 5 GOSS, SHIRLEY RUTH Future Nurses Club 56 57 Sprrnghrll Busrness Leaders 58 59 GRAY MARY JANE FTA 56- Music Club 57 58 Secretary 59. c331,:snAM, IANICE LYNN Future Nurses Club 57, Vice President 58, 59g Pep Squad 57, 58, 59. GRIFFIN, JERRY WILLIS S Club 57, 58, Secretary 59, IA Club 56, Football 57, 58, 59g Baseball 58, 59, Junior Class President 58: Who's Who - Most Popular. 1 31 HATFIELD, ODELL HEARRON, ALTON RAY PE Club 57 4 H Club 56 IA Club 58 V1ce Presxdent 59 Football 59 S Club 59 HILL, JAMES DERRAL IA Club 59 HONEYCUTT, NELMA ELIZABETH FTA 57 58 59 Muslc Club 56 HORNBUCKLE, CAROLYN JEANETTE FHA 58 59 4 H Club 56 57 Pep Squad 56 57 58 HORTON, BOBBIE JEWEL FHA 58, 59, 4 H Club 56, 57, Pep Squad 56, 57. SENIORS GRISHAM, BILLY RAY PE Club 57 58 S Club 59 Track 58 59 GULLEDGE WILLIAM GERALD Muslc Club 56 Treasurer 57 58 59 Band COUHCII 57 V1ce Presxdent 59 Golf Team 56 57 58 Pehcan Boys State 58 HAND BONNIE SUE FTA 56 57 Axe Staff 58 59 Pep Squad 56 57 58 Leader HANKS, BILLY RAY D I 1 D A I 5 ship 58. SENIORS HUMPHRIES, Cl-IERIE ANN Music Club 57g Springhill Business Leaders 58, 595 Volley- ball Team 58g Badminton Team 58. JACOBS, MYRTLE RUTH Future Nurses Club 57 Springhill Business Leaders 58 59 LACAZE, ROSE MARIE FHA 56 57 Future Nurses Club 59 LANDERS HELEN IEAN FTA 56 57 58 Springhill BUSIHCSS Leaders 59 1 1 i 4' LANGLEY, LAIUANA FAYE TILLY FHA 56 Axe Staff 57 58 59 LEE DELORES ANN Spr1ngh1l1 Business Leaders 58 59 CYTH 59 LEE, JAMES PIERICE LINDSEY SHARON DIAN FTA 56 57 Springhill Business Leaders Treasurer 58 Secretary 59 Pep Squad 56 57 Rally 58 59 LONG MABLE MARIE FTA 56 Dramatics Club 57 Secretary 58 59 Student Council Representative 57 Reporter 59 Pep Squad 56 57 58 Teen Town Councrl 57 58 59 Pelican Girls State Alternate 58 Junior Class Treasurer 58 Cheer leader 59 Student Government Day 58 Volleyball Team 58 Student Council Workshop 59 State Student Council Convention 59 LOPEZ FRED Science Club 57 Treasurer S Club 58 59 IA Club 56 Football 58 59 Baseball 58 59 Naudnal Honor SOCICIY 59 Junior Class Favorite 58 Who s Who Best Personality Most Courteous Best All Around MARKHAM, FLORENE FHA 56 57 Future Nurses Club 59 Springhill Business Leaders 58 Badminton Team 58 Volleyball Team 58 Pep Squad 58 59 MARSHALL LEWIS PAT Music Club 57 Vice President 58 59 Band Council 58 Safety Patrol 56 Golf Team 57 58 Pelican Boys State MAXWELL, RONNIE GLENN Music Club 57 PE Club 56 MAYFIELD, LIZZIE EARLENE Future Nurses Club 56 Treasurer 57 Springhill Business Leaders 58 Vice President 59 McCASLAND ELLEN ARLETTE FTA 56 Student Council 56 57 Reporter 58 Secretary 59 Lumberjack Staff 58 59 Pep Squad 56 57 58 Drill Leader 59 National Honor Society 58 59 Pelican Girls State 58 Rally 59 Freshman Class Treasurer 56 Fresh man Class Favorite 56 Beauty 59 who s who Most Courteous 59 Chorus President 59 State Student Coun c1lConvent1on 58 State FTA Convention 57 MCCULLIN, JAMES MELVIN PE Club 56 S Club 57 58 59 Football Manager 57 1 SENIORS LOPEZ, VERA JEAN LOWERY, WAYNE MADDOX, GLENDA LEE Student Council Representative 595 Axe Staff 57, 58, 59 Pep Squad 57, 58g Teen-Town Council 58, Advertising Manager 595 Leadership 58g Beauty 59g Cheerleader 59g Homecoming Court 58- Student Government Day 58. MALONE, RALPH CLIFTON PE Club 56 S Club 57 58 59 Football 57 58 Track 57 58 1 SENIORS McDOWELL, CHARLES PENN PE Club 56, S Club 57, 58, Vice President 59, Basket- ball 58, 59, Baseball 57, 58, 593 Pelican Boys' State Alter- nate 58: Freshman Class Favorite 56: Who's Who - Wit- tiest 59. MCEACHERN, NELDA ROSE FTA 56, 57, Dramatics Club 58, 595 Pep Squad 56, 57, Beauty 56, 59, Homecoming Court 56, Fair Princess 59. MCGOWEN, FREDDIE MCKENZIE, GERALD WAYNE 4 HClub 56 57 S Club 57 58 59 Student Council Representative 59 Rally 57 58 59 Senior Class Treasurer 59 Football 57 58 59 Y MOBLEY, LYNDA FAYE FTA 56 57 Dramatics Club 58 59 Teen Town Council 56 57 58 Secretary 59 MOORE, JOAN LAVELLE Springhill Business Leaders 58 Reporter 59 Pep Squad 57 58 MOORE, MILDRED Library Club 59 MORGAN ELIZABETH DIANNE FTA 56 57 58 Springhill Business Leaders 59 Student Council Representative 59 Beauty 58 Chorus Secretary Treasurer 59 MOUSER, JAMES DONALD NATIONS, BRENDA FAYE FTA 56- Student Council Representative 56- Axe Staff 57 Society Editor 58 Managing Editor 59- Pep Squad 58 59- Leadership 58- Teen-Town Council 58-'Senior Class Reporter 59- Student Government Day 58. PHILLIPS, FANNIE MARLINE PITTMAN, EMMA MERLE Future Nurses Club 56 57 Springhill Business Leaders 58 Treasurer 59 Student Council Representatrve 56 57 Pep Squad 56 57 58 59 Rally 59 Chorus Librarian 59 All State Chorus 59 RABORN LINDA SUE Springhill Business Leaders 58 59 Pep Squad 59 CYTH 58 RAGUS LEONARD PE Club 56 57 S Club 57 58 59 Student Counc1l58 Vice President 59 Vice President Parish 59- Lumberjack Staff 58 59- National Honor Society 58, 59, Sophomore Class Treasurer 57, Senior Class President 59, Rally 57, 58, 59, Pelican Boys' State 58, Student Government Day 58, Citizenship Paper 57, Basketball 57, 58, 595 Baseball 58, 59g Track 58, State Student Council Convention 59. RILEY, JOYCE LEE FTA 565 Dramatics Club, Vice President 58, 59, Pep Squad 56, 57, Beauty 56. ROBERTS, KERRY SCOTT PE Club 57, 58, 59, S Club 585 IA Club 565 Football 58. SENIORS NUCKOLLS, WAYNE Dramatrcs Club 58 59 OATES CHARLES RANKIN PE Club 56 57 58 President 59 Pelican Boys State Alternate 58 O BIER BETTY SUE FTA 56 57 Dramatics Club 58 President 59 Teen Town Council 58 59 Beauty 56 Majorette 58 59 Mayorette School 58 PEDRON, DONNA SUSAN Future Nurses Club 56 Springhill Business Leaders 58 Pep Squad 56 57 um ,J SENIORS ROBHITSON, JAMES ROLAND, IR Lumberjack staff 57 58 59 ROGERS, MARTHA KATHRYN FHA 56 I-Irstonan 57 V1ce Presrdent 58 Futtue Nurses Club 59 RUSSELL, MARILYN GERTRUDE FHA 56 Pep Squad 56 57 SCOGIN, ALICE FAYE Dramatrcs Club 58 59 Axe Staff 57 Band Councrl 58 Beauty 58 Majorette 59 SHAW, NELIA FRANCES Future Nurses Club V1ce Presrdent 57 Presrdent 58 Presrdent 59 Latrn Club 59 Pep Squad 56 57 58 59 Pehcan Grrls State Alternate 58 SHAW, ROBERT AUTHUR PE Club 57 Safety Patrol Secretary 58 Presrdent 59 SIMPSON, NORMA GRACE FTA 57 58 59 Axe Staff 59 Pep Squad 57 58 59 SMIGIEL, MARY LOUISE FTA 56 57 Axe staff 58 Busmess Manager 59 Pep Squad 56 57 58 59 Pehcan Grrls State Alternate 58 Iumor Class Favorrte 58 Who s Who Wrttrest SMITH, LORETHA DORISTINE FHA 56 58 Volleyball Team 58 SMITH, MIGGIE LYNN Spunghrll Busmess Leaders 58 59 Pep Squad 59 CYTH 58 B.:-' STEVENS. IO ANN FTA 56 57 Reporter 58 President 59 Student Council Representative 59 Pep Squad 56 57 58 National Honor Society 58 Secretary 59 Pelican Girls State Alternate 58 Rally 56 57 58 State FTA Convention 57 58 TIMMONS, PATRICIA ANN FHA 56 Axe Staff 57 58 59 Pep Squad 56 TRIPP, ALTON RAY TRIPP, RACHEL LEONA Future Nurses Club 57 58 Secretary 59 TROQUILLE GLORIA DEAN FHA 55 Axe Staff 57 58 59 Pep Squad 57 58 Beauty 58 TYLER, DONNA LEE FTA 56 Future Nurses Club 57 Dr3II13I1CS Club 58 59 Band Council 57 59 Junior Class Secretary 58 Beauty 57 SENIORS SMITH, PATRICIA ANN 4-H Club 56, 57, FHA Reporter 58, Secretary 59. STAGGS, THOMAS ARVIE Music Club 57, 58, 59, Dramatics Club 56, Band Council 59g Pelican Boys' State Alternate 58, Drum Major 58, 59. STAHL, LEw1s PE Club Vice President 56g S Club 57, 58, 59g Football 57, 58, 59g Track 57, 58, 59: Sophomore Class Vice President 57. STANFORD, IERRY DAVID Science Club 59 Pelican Boys State Alternate 58 Rally 58 1 SENICRS VAN CLEAVE, RICHARD EDWIN Music Club 56, 58, Treasurer 593 Dramatics Club 57, Band Council 59, Band President 59: Golf Team 583 Pelican Boys' State 58. VOSS, SUE ERNESTINE Music Club 56 Student Council Representatrve 58 Axe Staff 57 Circulation Manager 58 Feature Editor 59 Band Counctl 57 Leadership 58 Nattonal Honor Society 59 Pelrcan Girls State Alternate 58 Rally 58 Sen1or Class Secretary 59 Senior Class Favorite 59 Beauty 57 Who s Who Best Personality Homecoming Court 59 Majorette 59 Band Secretary 59 WHITE GENE RONALD PE Club 57 58 59 Safety Patrol 56 WHITE, SHIRLEY NELL FHA 58 President 59 4 H Club 56 57 Pep Squad 56 57 58 WI-IIT LOW, LINDA FERNE FTA 56 Axe Staff 57 58 59 Pep Squad 56 57 58 59 Chorus Librarian 59 WILLIAMS, PATSY ANN Future Nurses Club 56 Axe Staff 57 58 59 Pep Squad 56 57 58 CYTH 58 Teen Town Council 57 58 Leader ship 58 Cheerleader 59 WISE, CLARA IEANETTE FTA 56 57 58 59 WOODARD, GLORIA ANN Axe Staff 56 57 58 59 Pep Squad 56 57 58 Leader ship 58 WRIGHT, JAMES ALBERT PE Club 57 58 Dramatics Club 56 S Club 58 Presi dent 59 Football 58 59 Baseball 58 59 Semor Class Vice President 59 wi Wanda Sue heaves a srgh Lrnda and Rankln of relref as another Pep learn the proper wav meeung ends to get marrred A11 dressed up Sue and Harold se prettrly in YQ . Seerng the boys off to Bossrer Relaxrng after rnmatron BW? Q Q L- For the first time this year some of the 'brainier juniors were placed in special classes where they are able to work at a higher speed level. Honestly they are accelerated! Not floor-boarded. K N J sl Xu 'PET 519-57 ,A N EDMUND ADAMS MIKE ATKISON JOHNNY BATEMAN JANE BENSON RONNIE BENSON OSSIE BILBRAY BILLY RAY BLACKWELL DONALD BOHANNON CAROLYN BOYER DIANE BRUMLEY REX BRYAN BOBBY BURFORD MARY BURKETT JAMES BURNS KENNETH BURNS RS RONNIE CAMPBELL BUTCH CHASE M.AX CHEATHAM DIANE CHILDS GAIL COLLIER GLENDA COOK SHARON CORBELL MICKEY COUNCIL JAMES COX SANDRA CROOKS LAJUANA CYPRET REX DAVIS JAMES DELONEY JERRY DEW WILMA DUMAS . fgq .Q-we-'Q' -'5 . Iumors relaxlng between classes, know that Talk to me but don t hold my hand IS a cruel hall rule as I '71 ,-,,v- Juruor boys? Ugh grrls? entertam at class meet mgs wrth a fashron show All the latest from the world of hrgh fashlon as modeled by Jay C Carroll Bobby James and Delbert JUN JIMMY DUNNIGAN LARRY EDDY DONALD EDINGTON DELBERT FAMBROUGH DONALD FARMER I W FARRINGTON ROBERT FISETTE IUANITA FLORA CHARLES FRYE MACK GARRETT JAMES GRAY JOSEPH GREMILLION .TERRY HACKLER BOBBY HALL GORDON HAMMERS wr NN ORS JOYCE HANSON JOYCE HARPER JAMES HARRIS MARTHA HARRISON MARILYN HARVEY BONNIE HAYNES MARGARET HAYNES SANDRA HAYNES JOYCE HOOD LARRY HOOD PATRICIA HOUSE CHARLES HOUSTON KATHRYN IESTER COY JOHNSON DALE JOHNSON fr' B1lIy portrayrng Mr Cooper durrng a Future Teach ers program One of the many great entertarners that have been d1scovered rn the junror class A5 'Q l 'aw'-Q -A 'll' 'QP sz if N' L x NI' Q7 JUN SHIRLEY IUCKETT JERRY KELLOGG IO ANN KING NANCY LANGHAM DIANE LEE JERRY LINDSEY JOYCE LUCAS SHIRLEY LUDLAM ROBERT MALONE PEGGY MASON CAROLYN MATTLOCK JUDY MATTOX RICHARD MCDONALD SHARON MCGOUGH HERBERT MILLER We ve got our furs to keep us warm on the Home commg float say Hamer and Wanda as they pre pare for the bxg parade -.an-ln VESTER MILLER CARROL MOBLEY HARRIET MONROE VIRGIL MOORE GLENDA MORGAN LAVELL MORGAN MURRAY MORGAN WILLIAM MORGAN BILL NICHOLS JUNE NORTON CARNEL O GLEE CAROLYN OWENS BENNY PATTERSON LEATRICE PICKARD BARBARA PYLE 11 Wym S 'Q Make-up work after school is always a urrng but necessary chore - especially to football players such as Ronnie and Herbert. JUN uLORIA SAUCE IACIE SENEY RABORN SENN LARRY SESSIONS RICHARD SHAW JAMES SHOWS PAUL SINGLETON BAIN SLACK GARY SLACK WANDA SMITH EULA SNIDER IAYC STONE LYNN STRICKLAND ' GWEN STROTHER BILLY TISDALE ORS JANET TORRENCE ROY TRAMMELL .TERRY TROUT JEAN TYLER WAUDEAN VINES BILLY WALKER DOLORES WALKER NORMA WALSH ION ANNA WALSWORTI-I ROLAND WARREN WANDA WHITE ALTON WILLIAMS DOSHIE WILLIAMS VIRGINIA WILLIAMS BERT WILSON IO ANNA WINKLER sf tg' 'F'-'Z' in 'lf dm 'ff 'ISV bf and then come holldays whxch are welcome breathers from the school grmd l-la1ll Hall' The gang s all here' X : , ,t . X , I x . fo., llll A ' A ' 7 Q VA .,, , v A if .. ' 1 1 V- Q V . .Y H if 'J ' 6 ' 4 1 I-4 -.Ig I 6 XX, ,-Q vit 'Yu Cll- SO Addrson, Jlmmy Agar, Morgan Aldrldge Ellls Bamard Betty Basmger, Iuamta Beena, Bob Benson Marlon Benson Rachel Benson Rodney Blake, John Boozer Martha Boozer Sylvra Boucher, Janice Bridges, Jeanette Burkett, Barbara Burns, Charlotte Burns, Larry Callicott, James Carathers, Ann Carpenter, Josh Carr, Brenda Cheatham, Terry MORES Clark Rachel Compton Patsy Copell Steven Cox, John Crooks Nelda Crowder Stanley Culbertson Charlotte Curtls Darlene Culver Claudme Dancer Ronnle Dees, Nancy Denmon Kenneth Dickson, Donna Duke Darrell Fautheree, Gerald Flanak1n Duggan Garrett Mary Grfford Jerry Glsh Charlotte Goodman Mane Goss George Dean, Glenda Graham H1lda Grapp Glenda Gr1ff1n Judy Hall W1ll1am Hand Laune Hart Sandra Harvey Martha Heduck Nlcky Henderson Jeanette Hlgh Fontame H1ll Daxsy H111 Jean Q, Hmdman L1nda Hood Charlotte Hood, Travls Horton Betty Humphnes L1nda Hunt J C Jenkms Johnny Jones Janet Ketchum Tommy J Ll S 0 P H O Herron, El,mler ORES K1lpatr1ck Annette LaCaze Elalne Lee, Larry Malone Janet Martln, Barbara McCartney Wallace McEachern Tommy MCKCHZIC Mlchael Mxsenhelmer Lorram Mod1sette Dwam Modxsette Jerry Montgomery Earl Morgan, Craton Morgan Wanda Morse Mary Frances Mouser, Ronald Nelson 'Bobby Nesbrt, Marsha Nlckerson, Elxzabeth O'Donnell, Judy O'Glee, Jackle O Neal, Benny LM 1 1' ff 41 no 1 'Y' j in ,p-Q XX, ws.. if tae SOP Park, Lonme Parker Preston Pedron Lou1s Prckard Vu grma Plckett George Pool, Trav1s Porter Sherrell Rrley Lmda Garl Roblnson Steve Rogers, Larry Rodgers, Roy Rushmg Joy Rushrng Sh1rley anders Sue Scogms Jam es Sconyers Sue Shaw La Wanda Slm Sue Smlth James muh, Rogers Spence, Aubrey Robinson, Leslie S . S . MORES Staggs Frances Stampley Joe Stanford Mary Smckland Lo1s Stroud Lynn Talley Shuley Thomas, Murrell Trlley Gayle Tllley Thomas Trmon Trrpp Nlta Tr1pp Rlta Voss Janlce Walker Mary Walsworth Kay Whaley Carol W1ll1ams, Thomas Word JoAnn Wynn Charles Yeates Jerrell I - D ' , W. J. Towns, Elaine FRE As the l958-59 school year began, 138 eager freshmen entered high school. They were curious . . . curious about all the customs and traditions of high school. They were interested . . . interested in the many various new subjects in which they were enrolled . . . And they were anxious . . . anxious to become a part of all the activities going on around them . . F ,J r 4:4 ,,, ef .urs A a 4 sm r 1- , i 'o -rg' 'Cf Hg-v-pi' W-.J .,,,- s X 2 ,I :L 3-' ' ' Y AA Albert Aldridge, Brenda Allen, Mary Baguet, Carol Bailey, Jo Ann Bandy, Angie Barberouse, Linda Barker, J. L. Barnard, Mary Barr, Gary Benefield, Sandra Bethany, Barry Blake, Bennard Blake, Linda Bowen, Sue Boyette, Shirley Brooks, Bobbie Burns, Jackie Carathers, Delores Carter, Jimmy Carter, Ann Cheatham, James Cheatham, Kenneth Cheatham, Shirley Childs, Darrell Clements, Dwight Collier. er! HMEN These freshmen have succeeded in becoming a very vital part of the student body - eager to do all they are capable of doing. In the Pep Squad, on the football field and the basketball court, and in their classrooms r- lil these curious, interested Q 1, and anxious students have . fi- truly become a part of X iw T5 SHS. Q 1 , . I 4 A ,xx ' sv ' .J K I E ' R if - :ig fx tnc -gin? ' ,Jig i . Q Z., .-IZ ' ,L nik X nl s L 'T ' ' , ,CO 'Y ff: K .L vs' 'sf ,' xr i , Q if 415' 'Z I ! - Donald Collins, Patricia Collins, Sara Jo Colvin, Joyce Compton, Mike Cooper, Lynn Corbell, Ronnie Corbell, Parrician Council, Edward Crain, Glenda Dennis, Tracy Dison, Dewey Dumas, Donna Duke, Joe Elzen, Billy Evans, Larry Fambrough, Nancy Fautheree, Diane Fisette, Jim Florey, Jeanita George, Joan Giles, Mary Gray, Nan Hair, Brenda Hanson, Beverly Harris, Diane Haynes. Y X' '45, , if ' 'lv was FRE The freshmen selected eir leaders: Lawrence Lopez, Presidentg Mike Cooper, Vice-Presidentg Ann Madden Secretaryg and Larry Fambrough, Treasurer. Competently serving their fellow classmen on the Student Council are Lynn Corbell and Charles Park. They have participated in the projects of this organization. Lynn attended the Student Council workshop in Lafayette in October. Sa I c .X 'f 'V S A-if Joyce Haynes Billie High Nancy Hughes Jimmy Humphrey Herlrlella Irby, Billy Jackson, FranceSJOhI1S0r1. James Kennedy Bobby Lawrence Daniel Lee Louise Lindsey Eddie Long, Martha Long, Patty Long, Lawrence Lopez Faye Lowe Dorothy Ludlum Ann Madden Noetta Meeler Buddy McMillan, Brenda McKinnis, Eulalia McEachern, Diane McEachern J1mmy McDonald Clydeann McCelland, Pat Martin, Carol Martin. ff 441 MEN Pretty Diane McEachem was chosen by her classmates to represent the Freshman Class in the Homecoming Court. Both the boys and the girls have taken an active part in all the athletic programs of the school. In all phases of school life, these 1958 -59 freshmen show promise of being active, hard -working citizens of SHS. ,ga- w E 1 S ii fl k av 3 ' -.-'-, Q , I ,, 1 X ff ,fau- 46 -'fun was it .. 4 U 'cf X , it e I ,, 'Q' . l R .-44x ' 3 ' Donald Merritt, John Modisette, Lanny Moore, Wanda Moore, Bessie Morgan, Glenn Morse, Melbern Morse, Harold Nations, Wayne Nickerson, Rodney Nutt, Shirley Page, Charles Park, Micheal Peevy, Eunice Powell, Laura Pyle, Diane Reeves, Betty Royston, Rita Russel, Fred Salley, Janet Scott, Jackie Seney, Jimmy Sherrell, Donald Shirely, Jean Shuffield, Jerry Slack, Judy Slack. -'Q hints-ui 5 ? s..', s , 5 saw .,f. -.E t E 2 Future Teacher initiation called Freshman Maid Diane McEachern for freshmen to appear dressed in waves prettily from the lovely outlandish costumes. Homecoming float. 2' 4:-Q, 1 fs ' J-JS Ncsf -'s 1-I ,no- if '7 FRE. -qr 80' gg Tommy Slack, Barbara Lou Smith, Barbara Smith, Charlotte Smith, Patsy Smith, Sherrel Smith, Norma Sanford Jerry Stevens, Lincoln Stewart, Ronnie Stewart, Marie Stiles, Sally Strong, Roddy Talley, Juanity Thornton, Beth Torrence, Vicki Trout, James Trusty. HME N Xl' KJLM LL - - r f h XX, X 'A ' ' X X X X N Lowly freshmen mix with the upper crust in assemblies and pep meetings. You see, girls, it's really simple, Miss Moncrief explains to her freshman home economics class. 1 . 7 C-I P! a tx ' -'Q .J ff, -,, ,J fl F 3' 'N ft: 'Wk 'Q-4' 5' 1 Q W 4 4 . 'z-ifil 7 Q V l Don Tyler, Betty Sue Vickers, Madeline Vines, Sue Walker, Gail Ward, Patsy Watters, Jerry Wesson, DeLora White, Larry White, Sandra Whitlow, Virgil Williams, Patsy Windsor, Glenda Woods, Jerald Yates, Patsy Yates. ACTIV ITIES . . , and the students of the school were grate- ful to the Lumberjack for his guiding spirit and for the wonderful ideals and traditions with which he had endowed them. . .so, they 15.9 133 8 N-T . ' :Phi-m Gi-lf PHNNWS BROS decided that they would repay the wonderful SPRlriGl-NLL NIGN SCNUOL mam wmmmg old Axeman for his goodness and his inspira- WEBSTER PAMSN SCHOOL BOARD tion. . .repay him with loyalty, with hard U-on wt work, with love for the school he had begun. flswooo Smnwm Swamp is? Then the pages and pencils flew. . . and ttEggG.gtuCaTasi the sweat flew. . . and the sweat turned to f ' s .5 , H KNOWLEDGE!! 4 Wig Q E , 'va ' - uihuvwixfse-toes Beginnings!!! l . 1 Y Y Strange, but wonderful new corridors, Q- Q Mm'-vhsswv my A few of our teen agers ' whoop ,,, ' itup , Mid-term exam!! Let's see, now, Spelling!, , ,ugh!! moan rally candidates A predicate adjective is. . Sandra and Carolyn as they try out for the fun filled trip to Louisiana Tech Knowledge. . .through which they were ma- tured: moulded from giggling, carefree fresh- men into dignified, responsible seniors. Under the watchful eye of the Lumberjack, the students even today use this knowledge to attain a growth that matches, and even goes far beyond the expansion of the physical plant. Reverend Hollingsworth gives an in- teresting lecture to the F. T. A. . . one of the many active organization at S.H.S. Yes, the boys and girls of the Lumberjack are learning. . .and maturing.. .and having a lot of fun in the process. -growing intellectual- ly, through their classes and studies. . .socially, through their extracurricular activities: the clubs, assemblies, special events. .. .. . at one of Teen-Town's fabulous flings. An empty classroom is a lonely place. ss:- i A couple o' livin' dolls spread school spirit at one of our pep meetings. Big Mac - S. H.S. 's Most Valuable - is presented his watch at the annual football feed. , , physically, through our athletic competitions and physical education classes. . . 'QP wi-Q' i. wa Vutrs Qi' , , fs .i ,lvw-sf .. Lx x MQQW gi ff wiv ' ,M 'f? pg?2 Yfrf,i:',ff.If5if,if,. .913 i1.,i?i1-Kwai :J vi 3332 W ' Fav' fi 'fl T ? f1 -'si ..-gsxd t -A .V 4- .sr W ,gy fab' A Jong, -3'sirQg,,, . stag, Touchdown! l! One of many scored against the Crimson Tide on that memorable afte moon, Q A ., - V Q ' 4 r rw f it ? -. f 5, QQ, , is H tgp? Q as 5 I fr?,V,X?,,g if s i 5 ig? E -gift' i 'Q up stasis. 'sts y ,pfsiafy gt. A if kg - A J S it XV A 4 - Q . - sw - b qi I. W' 1, 3 Close in on it, Jacks is gl x All v A s, na tl.:-, '.1 s 1 is-V ft' ' ,Seri .1 .ts , .Q '7- sa W... R s 26' 1 1 Measuring for those everlovin' senior rings, the symbol of 'senior sophistication. KX. U 4 3- growing into young adults through our association with others. . . . . . while some of our students work hard to improve themselves during one of Mrs. Branch's seventh period sessions, Our fine coaching staff has much to do with our development Y . . . developing character. . . ! J E 2 6. .4 ,,. We meet new friends from Fair Park High who help us to initiate our new Honor Code Recess, and a few of the boys gather together to shoot the breeze for a few minutes before the dull old monotony of class bei! gins again ..... ,six ' Ah food! Some of our 'eager eaters' seem to say as they come to the most relaxing and favorite time during their whole day - lunch period!! X ,- 1 ffyf .D '- Cheez!! Don't you EVER take a What?? And waste all that good water? Heck no! We drink it, say these weary footballers during a break in practice. , , , through new responsibilities and decisions. . . i Ah, counting votes. Uh uh! Bribery will get you nowhere, ,fx ,. The Student Council makes big plans for Freshman Orientation Day and other important events i RlnbllMAh , NL! Q V T r 'v During Student Government Elections, we at S.H.S. are given the chance to exercise our right to vote a privilege which will become more and more important to us in the years ahead There are light moments which refresh the students. and help them to forget the grind for a while. . .and honors which serve to remind them of their duties and to encourage underclassmen to strive all the harder to make their way brighter and more productive. . . i fy? HA L 3 f i Mademoisel1e Bobbie-e -e models a very chic en- E Q A i semble during the slightly hilarious Junior Fashion Showl I s Miss Dupre for a bucket? P. . . In that mad Faculty- Varsity roundball contest. Il P 'Z V , ,,nt Y Y w. fl . Y I 15 5 , , ' ' Y- u , m After an impressive ceremony, members of the Honor Society pause for a moment of relaxation. Standin' on the corner, watchin' all the flashbulbs pop! sing these Who's Who celebrities as they pose for pictures for our local paper. ' 1 ' -S Members of our Honor Society are snapped in their Sunday- go-to- meetin ' clothes. . . ...And so the spirit of S rin hill l-li h' ' d f p g g is carrie on rom year to year, from generation to generation. . .and the old Lumberjack is happy at his vigil. . .and awfully proud of his children! !! A r gfx Air vw, 1 Q t. t, , i 5 S ' Ye, , '-I ww-qpmgp, bra: S ' T ' s I wif f I Q l 9 , Q-' I 'N xifiilyv Qs, rv Lgx 'C V: 3 if-,l k WW guy., ' i f-f-Mft .Y yy: tj V - I I X ' h , . ,M . ' we f .Q Q ls f fi I Gobs and gobs of class officers. . .Wow!! Did you ever see so many wheels gathered together at one time? . i ry if f 1 I ,,. W seems A , , ,follow ing the assembly in which new mem bers were installed. get i i s Q' ' f Nelda Rose, Springhill High's Fair Princess, looks as pretty as the proverbial picture as she rides through ' the streets of Minden town. i . .that beauty is its own excuse for being. And we have plenty of it at S.H.S. as can be seen from this picture!! The Lumberjacks' sparkling Homecoming Court, led by Queen Anne and Sweetheart Diane , with Maids Dianne, Sue, Gloria, and Carol, presides over the festivities during Old Grad Night. 11 ,mfg :fw.,,.m:s,e,ff . Y , . A , im-may Sf-mssizli-:xx , W ,-Q. eq M 9- Q, ,. wx f ew- 7- ui f-Z ifrswy' aw, .'.. - . in-,' 'f'g',wXmwf1s1 . -- ff -f x-1521.2 . -V f 3 .1-f:.:z: .'fif,.--w , mf .. 11 fv Ing:-y:'4f Mex -- A . -- . gf. wssizfzs- -M5 3 4 K 4. mpeg , ,,.,,.-,.,,w .,,'f' 5 fi ni. '- ' J '4 - -' J '-13955-19: '4' fP iffQY-'EVA' '--'-x'-:anal-wifiifqww3431:5', , .,L,,f.,faa5ffJr,rwf,1M,, fu-V Q '- Www 4, .W-.v,,1...x .. .,,, A .vw ,hr , ,,,, I, Q ., 4 3, IE Q 2 A Q E f il 4 Q ,K 2 4 Y 1 1 Q 2 11 K- A f-,gg Fla Y CRGANI ga - :IJ 1 ff' f 74515241 1 2' ff- E T ,, V 5 E E ' x J, 5,-1 M .f w JJ 'Y XGQMl 41 1 X? fr! 44' ff :jf 50 'Q 'wr K vii ZATIONS You Wu,-,,f 2 5 1 THE LUMBERJACK STAFF lb! L Joe Corbell Wanda Sue Duke Sandra Haynes Arlette McCasland 1 V What drd you fmdz Sxmng down on the job! Leonard Ragus hmmy Robertson Jean Tyler Dolores Walker Ellis, please' THE SWE C7 V7 .f224.,C., ,Qu L i TOP Harrret Monroe Joyce Hanson Martha Boozer Jamce Voss Lmda Hrndman Judy Grrffrn Mary Garrett Duggan Flanakrn John Cox Jay C Stone Jeanette Malone Patncra House Cecrl Folks Lynne Boucher Dranne Lee Patsy Wrllrams Glenda Maddox Lmda Whrtlow Norma Srmpson Patrrcra Trmmons Glorra Troqurlle Bonnre Hand ji 5 BOTTOM B111y Trsdale Sue Voss Rxchard McDonald Anne Burford Butch Chase Gmny Allen Lene Alley Mary Smlgrel Betty Allen Brenda Nauons M BUY 'T XJ4 L-x f v, ii 'Q af Q e ' A , . I I xt. NJ' MW' I f A 1' ' ! I V I .? I ' n u 1 . u n I s I n v I . Y I 0 I U , . I I I I I Y , I I U I . I Z . . I I ' , U ' v Y I I . I D I V j fr' 3 kk H . V J J , f J - .leaf nc it 'A iv F Y Vx or 4 . m , -V 5 g V x .l STUDENT couNclL 'fx a'.lX' .M , kf' 'e 'sf r :Jr Lynn Corbell Elarne LaCaze J C Stone Lewrs Stahl Leonard Ragus Dale Johnson Lonme Park Mary Garrett Elhs Cooper Glorra Sauce Arlette McCasland Gmny Allen Mane Long Anne Burford Glenda Beth Morgan P b- Our vtsrtors help rnstall our 12111511 geemg to really myan busmegs Student Councrl cheers our Jacks on to new Honor Code VICOUY If d , 165.3 4 lk W ' A . ' 'ff' ' I K -. A K K A If V A Q N b x .V , V Jw: lk E 1 . K , ll v ' f 4 NWA A ' f HOMEROOM REPRESEISUEATIVES .M jean Tyler Mrke Cooper John Cox Earl Montgomery Jamce Boucher Jo Ann Word Lonme Park Tommy Slack Sandra Whrtlow Ronnre Benson Shuley Juc kett Mack Garrett Carol Martrn Jo Ann Stevens Sandra Formby Beverly Harrts Drane Morgan Glenda Maddox Gerald McKenz1e Drane Barker FFOKT SA '- Mcmcfm 1M'w '0 A few Student Councrl members and Memo,-les gf Homerggmy What? Homeroom Representauves homeroom representatrves explore our 103f1Dg?' catwalk NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 'ww-...., Gmny Allen Wanda Sue Duke Fred Lopez Bam Slack Ame Buford Donald bddmgton Arlene McCasland Jo Ann Stevens Ellls Cooper Junlor Sandra Formby Glenda Beth Morgan Jay C 510173 Joe Corbell Joyce Hanson Leonard Ragus 5116 VOSS Lrglmng a lonely way Our newly rnstalled members. Our lovely and most capable presrdenr. Wanda Sue Duke. 'ft IISII B Earl Montgomery Herbert Miller Fred Lopez Sonny Tisdale Gerald McKenzie Mack Garrett David Boucher Jerry Trout Larry Sessions Robert Lee Barrett Ronnie Campbell Billy Grisham Charles McDowell Ralph Malone Jimmy Lawrence Lonnie Park Bain Slack Ronny Dale Benson ii Carroll Mobley Butch Modisette Tommy Ketchum Paul Singleton Mike McKenzie Travis Poole Craten Morgan Delbert Fambrough Rex Bryan Agfa J,,,,1fff7 Jerry I-lac kler Jerry Griffin James Wright Louis Stahl Jerry Modisette Robert Malone Joe Berry Ed Adams James Harris Jimmy McCullin M, The Football Banquet! The Our trainer and two managers: Are H1686 OUI DSW 5 club biggest event of the year for Rex. Travis, and Sonny, FIICUUJSIS? the boys and their girls. Looks as if Dolores agrees! MM MLMJPLECIZ SQUADJW Mg M, , M of Carol Ba11ey Angle Barberousse Mary Barr Sylvra Boozer Janrce Boucher Lrnda Bowen Shrrley Brooks Anne Burford Ann Carathers Vrrgrnla Carpenter Ann Cheatham Shrrley Chrlds Rachel Clark Ga1lColl1er Sara Jo Colvrn Lynne Corbell Sharon Corbell Nancy Dees Donna Dlckson Donna Duke Nancy Fautheree Mary Garrett Judy Grrffrn Laurre Hand Beverly Harrrs Joyce Hanson Jean H111 Lrnda Hrndman Dranne Lee Katherrne Jester Martha Long Ann Madden Janet Malone Carol Martrn Pat Martrn Arlette McCasland Eulalra McEachern Wanda Morgan Marsha Nesbrt June Norton Merle Prttman Sherell Porter Mary Smrgrel Barbara Smrth Glenda Smrth Lynn Strrckland Roddy Tally Elarne Towns Delor s Walker Jon Anna Walsworth Kay Walsworth Carol Whaley Lrnda Whrtlow Sandra K .J Wrth the help of Arlette. our dull Speakrng of crazy drummers! ' A few of the Pep Squaders relax after leader, we had a most successful season. a meetrng. V Orig' X ' LA, , ,Q ' . 4: 1 . 1' - X X 5 4, , L- Avi L as a- J ,B Q . L ' , all il J gm. p ' J I K f A! hi w. A .I nlxl. 1 . J' N? x FUTURE TEACHERX OF AMERICA J Ideals are llke stars you w1ll not succeed ln touchmg them wrth your hands but ltke the seafarrng man you choose them as your gutdes and followrng them you wtll reach your desttny Jo Ann Stevens Jeanette Wtse Glenda Faye Cook Sharon Corbell Mary Stanford Char lotte Burns Glenda Morgan Shuley Barrett Jayne Benson Lots Stuckland Martha Harvey Rachel Clark Karen Walsworth Jean H111 Janet Jones Marsha Nesbrt Shuley Burnett Judy M-attox Sandra Hart Laurre Hand Gall Collxer Lynn Strrckland Jo Anna Wtnkler Carol Whaley Lorane Mlsenhremer Jo Ann Word Bonme Haynes Sandra Formby Waudean Vmes Juamta Flora Brenda Cobb Gwen Strother La Juana Cypert Ann Carathers Nancy Dees Martlynne Harvey Sherrell Porter Darlene Curtrs Shlrley Chllds Ann Madden Glenda Dean Eulalta McEachen Betty Sue Vrckers Carol Marttn Lynne Corbell Charlotte Hood Sue Walker Joyce Haynes Pat Martln Angle Barberouse Drane Chrlds Dxane Haynes Roddy Talley Vrcke Trout Donna Drckson Sandra Bethany Beth Torrence Lrnda Bowen mx mfr. X2 144:14 Lynn be sure that Garl IS handmg Wlth pretty Shrrley Ann on the top Tlus was deftmtely a busy week! out those awards rn the nght manner! the F 1' A float ranked hlgh P E CLUB Gary Benefreld B1l1y Jackson Lanny Moore Thomas T1l1ey E111s Aldrrdge Albert Aldndge Morgan Agar Jrmmy Addrson Bob Burford Davrd Barnard Bobby Burns Marlon Benson John Blake J L Barnard Barry Blake Ronny Benson Kenneth Burns James Cox Steve Copell Dale Carson Kenneth Cathey Ronny Corbell Dwrght Collrer Derrell Clement M1ckey Councrl James Cheatham Kenneth Denmon Jxmmy Dunnrgan Donald Edrngton Jrmmy Ellen Joe Elzen B11ly Evans Charles Frye J1m Florey J W Farrrngton Robert Frsette Henry Roberts Steve Robrnson Joe Stampley Gary Slack Lynn Stroud James Smrth Rrchard Shaw Sherrel Smrth James Shows Tommy Slack ROHHIC Steward Johnny Wrlhams Gene Whlte Graton Whrte Tommy Wrllrams Jerry Wesson Jerry Stephens Jerry Grrfford J C Hunt Mrckey Hedrrck Elmer Hearron James Harrrs Gary Hood Trav1s Hood Tommy Ketchum Bobby Lawrence Larry Lee Jerry Lrndsey Lawrence Lopez Edd1e Long Murray Morgan Brlly Lemon V1Igl1 Moore Lavell Morgan Ronald Mouser Melbern Morse Ronnre McCullen Glen Morse Harold Natron Rankm Oates Benny O Neal Cornell O Glee Our Freshman g1rls go to lunch P E developes rnto competrtrve Is thrs our P,E, Man? from P,E, sports , Hwy K VJ-A 0 0 I lf , n A 1 WJ ' D 1. , J fx N 'h Q - I FUTURE HOMEMAKERS s p-H9081 4...-veal-Y' - '. :i i Shrrley Whrte Peggy Mason Patrrcla Smrth Joyce Gardner Betty Horton Carolyn Hornbuckle Leatrrce Prckard Carolyn Matlock Sue Boyerp L1nda Barker Delores Carter Charlotte Srnrth Patrrcla Councrl Barbara Smrth Joan Grles Delora Wnrte Bobbre Horton Patsy Waters Joyce Lucas Bobbre Cheney Shrrley Ludlam Norma Walsh Glenda Smrth Holre economrcs really pard off these are our future honremakersll P' Yeah' Now we know where you for M155 Lee my fault Mrs Mc keep 15 Lachern - ' I ' 1- l l x ts M R y 5 X , 5 b at l Lf 1 Q 5 - 4.1 ' k A A ' I A W . . . . . -- V - ' l SPRINGHILL BUSINESS LEADERS Patncra Butts JoAnn Campbell Sandra Crooks Jeannetta George Joyce Harper Cherre Humpherres Shrrley Goss Delores Lee DOHHB Pedron Myrtle Jacobs D1an Lmdsey Merle Plttman Shxrley Juckett LIZZIC Mayfreld Linda Rabom j0Ar1n Kmg Ioan Moore Mlggle Smith Helen Landers Dranne Morgan Mary Walker A gala Chnstmas party' Sprmghrll Hrgh's Mrss Secretary. Karen IS lookmg forward to becom mg a busrness leader. , 2 si g 5 M of ,F 'S E ..- K -:, 1' IH Q' .4 N Q' as . Ls, , Q if V I . l Q1 f . .1 f . ,W , S FUTURE NURSES CLUB Barbara Buckerr Carolyn Boyer Julra Crowe Lynn Crunhuds Hrlda Graham Jamce Gresham ham Sharon McGough June Norton Katheryn Rogers Nelra Shaw Juan1ta'I'homton N1ta Trrpp Rua Trrpp Rachel Trrpp Jon Anna Walsworth Gayle Ward Take rt easy man' The annual sponsor and the F N C Looks as rf Janrce and Margrer sponsors dlscuss need a few of our future nurses! Mary Grey, Margaret Haynes, Daisey Hill, Rose Marie LaCaze, Vera Jean Lopez, Lorene Mark- ECHOES OF EINSTEIN N, K ' My he i B , .?.,:, :x,,. . Allen Brenda Hughes Nancy MONEY CBHOII Bryan Robxn Humphrey Jrmmy Morgan Bessle Cheatham Kenneth Johnson Dale Parker Preston Chearham Max Johnson Frances Rogers Larry Doughty Buddy Lrndsey Lourse Rogers ROY Donald Farmer Lowe Fay Spence Aubrey Goss George Lowrey Wayne 5I8I1fOrd Jerry LaCase Elarne Yates Jerrell TV1ef Dofmle Hemi? 44 Q-'ff Th1s shows the ambltlon of the c uh Doesn Nlchols Bxll t Mr Snnth look sclenufrc? Outslde Sc ence 'ab MASQUEXJAND DIRK Jerry Slack Patty Long Laura Pyle Nancy Fautheree Beverly Harris Mary Barr Sara Jo Col v1n William Hall Diane McEachern Carol Barley Jean Shuffteld Rachel Benson Terry Cheatham James Scogrn Larry Burns Charles Park Leslie Robinson Darrell Duke Josh Car penter Mike Adkrnson Vlrgrma W1ll1ams Patricia Darst Donna Duke Ann Cheatham Shir ley Brooks Sandra Whttlow Nelda McEachern Lynda Mobley Joyce Riley Marie Long gm Sylvla Boozer Glenda Woods Elatne Towns Billie High Jerry Slack Martha Long Pam Henslee Carolyn Owen Barbara Pyle Donna Tyler Lynda Datgle Dianne Brumley Donna Jean Formby Betty Sue O Bter .H K With all these pretty gtrls who Mrs Branch don t be so cruel' No make up needed' 2 would want to escape? A Gloria Sauce, Judy O'Donnell, Becky Alford, Frances Staggs, Wilma Dumas, Alice Faye Sco- , ' . K S .I ' '4 ., . H. . l 7 , I I ., . -' an LIBRARY CLUB -014' N., Nz-Y Mrldred Moore Patty Canasrer Drane Reeves Doshre Wrllrams Katheryn Jester Clyde Ann McC1u11an f was the food good? M517 Christmas' Mrs O11ve how can you check The back room of the hbrary rs roll wrrhour your glasses? used for more than the future lrbrarrans owl CHCRUS Q Presrdent ARLETTE MCCASLAND Secretary Treasurer DIANE MORGAN Head Lrbrarran MERLE PITTMAN X.. Some of the A11 State Chorus mem Our pramst Sandra Formby The Chorus made a beauuful float bers for Homecommg xl? 1 h T' 0 xv-A gy, e 4' I, ,JV . Q 'V V . 11-' . - - ..' u . 0 I I MUSIC CLUB U W '-an-... Janet Torrence Larry Farnbrough Rrchard Van Cleve Jerry Gullege Joe Gremrllron Fred Sally Edward Cram Thomas Stagg Buddy McM1ll1an Pat Marshall Horace Curry Roy Trammel Pete Houston Larry Eddy Wanda Whrte JoAnn Bandy Dlanne Frsette Mary Jane Gray Dewey Dumas Tracey Drson Janet Scott Lrnda Humphertes Gorng to Musrc Club? Many members of the Musrc Club The Band 15 another SOUICC Of come from the Chorus. members for the Musrc Club, A v.,r A ,V if,t.wM 'C '+,,,L',- sig all My s, A ,L I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I g LATIN CLUB . . 1 . 1 Q llttfljsjw at 1 f it Sylvta Boozer James Callrcott Brenda Carr John Cox Glenda Dean Nancy Dees Judy Grrf f1n Buddy Morgan Wanda Morgan Judy O Donnell Lonnte Park Janet Scott Barn Slack Lynn Stroud JoAnn Ward Barbara Pyle Johnny Bateman Rex Bryan Kenneth Burns Donald Eddrngton Robert Frsette Dug Flanakan Mary Garrett Vester Mrller Carroll Mobley Vrrgrl Moore June Norton Nella Shaw H3-J J C Stone B11ly Trsdale Jon Anna Walsworth Morgan Agar Ellrs Aldrrdge Janlce Boucher Charlotte Burns Terry Cheatham Wllllam Hall Charlotte Hood Dale Johnson Jerry Lmdsey Janet Malone George Plckett Leslte Roblnson Larry Rogers Katherrne Sparkman A Wonder rf Mrs Jones had thrs DCUS AIUCTICHYTI BSIISCUCHI No th1s 1sn t a Latrn teacher trouble burldrng the foundatton for the newly organrzed Latrn Club? 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14 11 f ' 1 1 1 Y I I y 1 D 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 , . 1 . ,A . . 1 ' 4 k Lgh , ' , , , , 1 1 - 4 1 1 . . , . . 1 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 411 Howard Blackwell Harold Bohannan James Burns James Collrer Stanley Crowder Rex Davrs A1VlS Dyer Gerald Fautheree Jackle Flelds James Gray Bobby Hall Alton Hearron James H111 Jerry Kellogg James Mouser Murrell Thomas Brlly Walker Go to the rrght to fmd the new I A Gall and Merle and the Industrlal They borrowed our ladder' c1aSS Arts helped make thls SAFETY PATROL Ps i Robert Shaw James Kennedy V1rg11 W1111ams James Calllcut George P1cken us to uphold our responslblluy Safety Patrol surveys their domain! Waiting for Safety Patrol. Qur Sponsor, Mr, ghawl will teach .Q S Q 2 if fi E 55 . .. Q .P E 1 g 4 L gl x.. y qw, rm . E Q91 ,X H ly, X' 11:55 L, A WX LETICS ,. 3 I 2 LR X , LM,..ff-M W , ,,.v' FCGTBALL Q Y - .,.u,Ag,4,,a3, 4,1 gf, 2 5 26,413.5 1. I I Y f P' C GCA LUMBERJACKS OF 1958 l ,U 'H '. A '-A '--- A - '---- ---A - Qi ' 'Hr-5 2 1' 1- inirr W I A A P --J, in -- i W' W- H---mm N m ,- TT-T. 3: 'F f TI1 'j' ,...: 5 f ' Q I of A X s ' 'A F A 1 C Q gh fa? s ST? I '1 .a4 K K L 5. Y 'f K A 5. . 1.-'I - E' 3, 1 , f 4 . A - ,, r V 1, , A ' '1-1-- , - 3 x 1 . ' A v- 1 . .-- , ,hgh .,iQg-- ' x I ' Y .1 V l, ' A ' i Vi nh? ' D XN' X .. A x -1 1 Q sf Q ' nl 'Jn E A sl . Q-'1', '!' f o ' . - ,Jr .. A . I . h 5 4' , wb T , . ,,. ., . ,.AA C 'I I - l me JERRY HACKLER Guard 2 years GERALD McKENZIE Guard 3 years CARROL MOBLEY Guard 1 year RUSTON 19 18 JAMES HARRIS Two pomts tn as many games and groans Guard of mrsery rent the autumn arr on a wet f1e1d agatnst Ruston s powerful offense we 1 Year bow agam to the tune of one pomt L ggo' I say' HAYNESVILLE The Axemen lose 'I 6 to the Tors as the old JIHX holds up agaln The season ts under way wtth an openmg loss but stat1st1ca11y we were better and sptnt remams lugh' 'E e . -------------7-6 5- ' ,A -' 'Kwon . X r ST. JOHN 's ----- -----... 1 9-7 A Vxctory surprxsmgly spmted St Iohn s holds the Jacks to a 7 '7 halftlme ue but at the fmal whistle a wm 15 regrstered by the home team LONNIE PARK Quarterback 1 year EDMOND ADAMS Fullback 2 years '-'1--ln-.-.- '!9P 'ilu U---g.,.y :1-55H w.fv-'-- 11-....... TOMMY KETCHUM Fullback 1 year BAIN SLACSL0 Quarterback , eq t A . 2 years J Q16 'A A11 Dtstrrct Fell' But we made tt' NORTH CADDO 6 0 A brutsmg game agamst the Rebels showed the Jacks prlmg up yards rushlng but lack mg the punch to prle up a large score Jacks better than the score 1nd1cates ll ' ll - . q 4 - ' - . I . . . . . ' '58 , J , tl L ' . K , of , w v 1 7 1 J v 9 ,,.: v f I W c v' 'I ' K. ' t a y J . V, L . ,i N . K- ,f f ,,k , , rx. M vp ...,,.., 3 it Mg A A iq M 'W A Fw .-:: ':77 ' -,..,,.....,,, -... .-,,,,mM. ,L 5 ,-i Q' - , F A was-nu-. N V Tiqaq ,, ,,, ,W -,-... Q- M 5. A r-i . A 4. I ' u - . ,, , .. LEWIS STAHL End 3 years '57-'58 JERRY GRIFFIN End 3 years A11 Drstrrct 58 A11 State 58 FRED LOPEZ rn 1 year Probably the most excmng game ID the sched ule except maybe the Turkey Day Tradr tronal wrth the hard knockmg Homer backs accountmg for the Drstnct w1n rn an evenly matched contest E cl HOMER --------------- 2 1- 14 A11 -District n-Q--pn The Jacks are off on a joy rrde Halfback 1 year EARL MONTGOMERY .limit - IENA 34 13 ARRY SESSIONS I o 5 ro o o 5 F' :I oo W :s cr. FW :r 0 U-Q as O ar CD 5 D- cn :r P4 on :r o- -4 Halfback o P l o cr cr cb V1 F' :J on F9 :r rn C3 P' su :s F' CD '6' 1 as -o P-4 rn B3 cu c.. ID 1. s: 5 :1 II' 1 year li HI -.-......-...H-. ......,.-.F -.,.....,..:... -v---2 U F 'tY ' -v--1: --.--...iq i MIKE MCKENZIE Halfback 1 year ROBERT BARRETT I-Ialfback 1 year BASTROP 27 0 In a surpnsmg show of offenslve strength the Jacks completely baffle a strong Ram team wrth razzle dazzle passmg and a wrcked ground attack' , I g,-Mf'- .1 - --M --'K' ' -31':iT:',:. Z .-- ,A . rf.,-. fr- s 2 -f .1.T.:.2 T v- A r-A -'e 5 ui' .. --,....-...A::v --v I ' -on s-pl-lone -v-w . 'WW'-4 lldjiwnivrv w W .f ' -,-- --magna-,-....f4 . . .' . M.. .. W., ...,. , . fr D Q AQ, .- - , - r L nv r I Q u - - u I Q -J.: I .. -,,, - . -.-..-...M -.-1...-,Q -v-I-Q-n-qu-Q 1112 . , .... 'T- 'iw y ' s.......,,,, -sa., ' .23l?' -wi--v MACK GARRETT l-lallback 1 year -r ef.-r:43.4- --...Q BYRD The huge Byrd team from the brg crty flnds the country boy Lumber men ready and eager Sloppy weather makes conversxons practlcally 1mposs1ble and the f1na1 whrstle shows 6 6 on the scoreboard J AC KIE FIELDS Halfback 1 year Slack to Sess1ons a combo that kept the Trde baffled on Turkey Day WEST MONROE 13 13 In brtterly cold weather and lackrng the help of the pep squad and hometown rooters, the Lumberyacks freeze up and allow the Rebels to caprtahze on several m1stakes for the second tre of the season DAVID BOUCHER Tackle 2 years N' HERBERT MILLER Tackle l year nk MINDEN -------------- 34-19 All other contests become secondary when the Jacks take on the Crimson Tide. District championship patches could be bought in Minden for a dime a dozen following the annual classic which saw our team victorious by 34- 19. ROBERT MALONE Tackle l year 'iam Center 2 years V I AMES WRIGHT . - 4 Q .. H . . .- 4 ..,.sf' . f ...Zi +111 - M , JOE BERRY V 7 Tackle 2 years 'W'-mf f:.z.:- 'B : 'XM f , ....,., ,.. ,, . . a ww-- ALTON HEARRON T ackle NEVILLE 28 7 The powerful Neville Tigers of Monroe up set the apple cart in our bid for state on a bitterly cold December 5th and football at Springhill High School is closed out for 1958 I F tm 1 year K . . . . JOE CORBELL Center 1 year RONNIE BENSON Center 1 year All Drstrrct I ,M M, JVM W I XT F7 SENIOR IACKS OF 58 FIRST ROW Flelds Barren SECOND ROW Hearron Berry MCKCHZIC Wught Lopez THIRD ROW Stahl Boucher Grlffm Corbell I k WH: yJLf LUMBERIACK COACHING STAFF Farrar Nxchols Blaylock Bonnette Catha Qnot shownj The season success of the Lumberyacks IS owed to the fme Job of coachlng and gurdance performed by the Lumbenack coach mg staff The August sun was as hot for them as rt was for the Lumbermen LUMBERIACK MANAGERS Txsdale Bryan Srngleton Poole The Lumberjack managers played a great role rn the drrve to the Drstrtct champlonshtp They provrded the team wrth clean equrpment and clean dressrng rooms Wh1Ch had much to do wlth keep mg up sp1r1t The material for the Lumberjack team is only as good as the environment from which it comes. Hats off to Moms and Dads of the Jacks! who moved the s1de11nes??? Captams Barrett and Garrett talk of Leave one for me ' Trme out for reparrs Head for the showers i'1,m.. l eA D Qi: rr' 'Q' t.....t.-.L.... t...v....... 4.-..:L..... 1... -.L-.L -.J ,1- -...fqgrv vu.. W1 i ..,.....m v-P'-'V' 'W-.2 l '5 ,L-Q JSI' I Ref'W A pose for the press' Move over Rugged Jacks?' P What cha sa Coach 2 PD Even 'Jacks need rest. if .S f an Ofwlth e ra Rab II The Rlpper A muddy V 1ct0ry' THE LUMBERJACKS , ,,5i.f,.1',,,, ' E T, ,. 'sa-'59 . BUDDY BONNETTE, Coach REX BRYAN, Trainer, Manager Coach Bonnette's Lumberjacks overcame several handicaps to go to the state playoffs for the third year in succession. The cage record was not an impressive one but the Jacks lost some of the hard I . N1 L L f ones, The Jacks now have a promi group of sophomores and juniors and it is hoped that they will followvfhe example set by their gr tes. V ., fJ'! 'q, +L'c' . E i I -r S 'G U W r 'bvl,4U1'x-'AAAIJZ . . ' F 'g' ' ' a .Er , J -n' K W c 1- ,-fx' A xl it ' ,K T, . V, T, :gr Eff' W, L I , 5 , - , s , , cv V 5' 4' www , . if P F 22 if ij V - . 1 Nfjf:-my mx if A, MC-PJ-1f X, L ' ,f I , I C NW' xl M ZA FIRST ROW: Robin Bryan, Bain Slack, Ellis Aldredge, Roger Smith, Larry Burns. SECOND ROW: Harold Bo- hannon, Charles McDowell, Larry Sessions, Lavelle Morgan, Morgan Agar. THIRD ROW: Lonnie Park, Buddy Morgan, William Hall, Darrell Duke, Ellis Cooper, Earl Montgomery, Jerry Trout, Leonard Ragus, James Cox. FOURTH ROW: Gene White, Bootsie Carpenter, Jimmy Lawrence, Herbert Miller, Delbert Fambrough, Leslie Robinson. THE TRAVELING SQUAD WT I X 5 M S. pf K 'i XIQ5 l,.?,i 1 1 fx' 1- . 'J KNEELING: Lavelle Morgan, Robin Bryan, Charles McDowell, Harold Bohannon. STANDING: Bain Slack, Mor gan Agar, Leonard Ragus, Herbert Miller, Delbert Fambrough, Ellis Cooper, Buddy Morgan, Larry Sessions. 1 f ELLIS COOPER CHARLES McDOWELL ROBIN BRYAN Captain Captain Captain 455, AZ' 1, V ,p THE LUMBERJILLS V. 'Im ' ,VR ly' , 58-'59 la Miss JoY DUPREE SHARON CORBELL coach DISTRICT CHAMPIONS Manager Miss Joy Dupree, in her first year as coach of the S. H.S. carried them to the District Cham- pionship. The girl eagers worked hard and won the coveted a perfect conference mark. All of them will be back next year. May they repeat their fine STANDING, left to right: S. Corbell, J. Griffin, G. Morgan, J. Matrox, J. Winkler, D. White. KNEELING left to right: D. Mcfiachern, G. Sauce, M. Harvey, S. Juckett, M. Harvey, S. Hart. X ffgiizs? K. ami W ,W 'Q um, 2 , I af K li i i S... g5 ' ,Q 4 A. 1 -gf in-Q-7,51 ' 1 ,- ifjfg g lp ' .7 2. f-'fvl-QL ' 1 10' ,,,i rf, f Q V ,ze -.5 ww L . ,,,,. - M W .W4 -- Q - A -:. 'gf,. ' 'E ,E ,,,, A :,.. A - ,.,. .N dk Sz A , kia? xi? Us uf. ef' S X 2 s J a -4 A gg WJ M g A 1 N ff i J ' 14, 1 , v 71 Qi i v . 'K 1 xii, H fa 1 wwf... .w 'h 3 , ,., . N23 z, ft gm QSM' 15 X Iii if 1 f I V f 5 Q 'kk x I Q., YQ 5 at va, x X! 'Wai i - if 1' 9 v Q 4 K Q5 X D in QA' QQ? 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I, , gif' V ,j 4 A f I f-vi' 1 , ,, -, ,fu 11,-1 -ll .- URES WITTIEST CHARLES MCDOWELL MA RY SMIGIEL Always looking on the amusing side of life - and causing others to smile with them - have made Mary and Charles our choice for Wit- tiest. M OST POPULAR ANNE BURFORD JERRY GRIFFIN The warm smiles coop erative spirits and like able natures of this cou ple Anne and Jerry have won for them the position of Most Popu ar BEST ATHLETES ELLIS COOPER .IOANNA WINKLER With their desire to excell dominating their activi ties these Best Athletes Joanna and Ellis s play a wholesome attitude toward sports and a highly competitive spirit Jff T J JL if X If 'Q hx 6 J 114,44 if frglrzim bd fir! X ff BEST ALL AROUND FRED LOPEZ WANDA SUE DUKE Finding a place for every activity yet keeping each in its proper place has enabled Wanda Sue and Fred the Best All Around stu dents to render excellent per formances in all fields A ' 1 I 'V I I fav - ' - di - Y ' I -' , . 15, A . . . . U 1 A 7 A 4 L A . 4 5 ff J - . U, pl f'f1f7f7?? ,y f Mt ' , V ll at I LL, Q - I . . . . I 7 f fx! , Z U ,gf ' H H ' Wzgzstsx-L,' R' . , 1 riff,-rw ,xr IVZLX, i LQVYV, ' fgvklv '51, fhk jf N. , 1 0 jf, ' 5, . .ig J'ZC!h.,..1,,1 i W3 X or 5 , 5 L , y E X ll 67 fy L it My Z ., Z . K MOST COU RTEOUS 2 ,fflfivf LOPEZ MCC A SLA ND Amlable dispositions and constant respect for the rights of others are the qualities that have earned the Most Courteous title for Arlette and Fred MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED GINNY ALLEN ELLIS COOPER The knowledge of what they are reaching for - their perseverance intelligence - and ability to reach this goal - make Ginny and Ellis our Most Likely to Succeed. ,J M A I jk! -fV X J H www 4' Magus at X aff , x f A- fl UV V , , 1 nf aj! 4 73 lvl pe! div U BEST 'HMV PERSONALITY SUE VOSS FRED LOPEZ A frrendly cheerful manner and endless consrderatron for others coupled wrth therr enthusrasm for hfe rtself has eamed for Sue and Fred the trtle Beg: Personahty Li.. Ar! JM ,J le! ' 1141 ,JJ at 5 fi YQ R WHO S WHO 1959 OUTSTANDING STUDENTS? The old Lumberjack can well be proud for he has scores of them The very meanrng of hrs specral krnd of spurt de ith WHO S WHO? and these were chosen as the outstandrng ones Then as the students srngled these out from all of therr classmates so drd the mrghty Axeman And they held hrs fullest blessing mands the best from hrs chrld ren But there are always those who excel to a degree far greater than that expected of them They grve of them selves and they recerve much rn return The proteges of the Jack sard FAIR PRINCESS C39 .-ef! fa .Mit XfQf0Q 730.39 Radiant Nelda McEachern, chosen from eight candidates, represented Springhill at the Annual Bossier-Webster Fair. This sparkling Senior was runner-up in the Miss Springhill contest last spring and is a mem ber of the Dramatics Club. THE STORY OF HOMECOMING 1958 Homecomrng drew near at Sprmghlll Htgh School and the fever of tradltronal celebra t1on frlled the a1r At a secret meetlng the if Lumberjack football squad was polled to 2? o F4 PV :' an DI' '1 cn i co na F7 :r co su I3 P-I :r cn Vi P9 r: cr. on :J F! o- o cn. sc 'GZIP PVT os: P l CUE 32 :r so xv mn FE? On- I-'S o :1 na Boo 55 25 Og-W HSL Em UGS- Ow gin gi' :J cv 1 2 :r P4 P ro 1 co PC' as be P4 :1 on P4 :J :r 5 F4 o I sc o P-' ID in UD .. an o CD I4 4 an O. F. :r an 4 E24 shoved eagerly 1nto the audrtorrum to nomr nate candrdates for Queen Followrng a week of excrtement and antlcrpatlon Anne Burford news that she would rergn The next week ln class meetmgs the four Ma1dS were elected thus completmg the court and the plans were made is A lovely Junror Dranne Lee was chosen as the Football Sweetheart for the 1958 I-lomecommg fest1v1t1es ,Q I The Homecommg Maids Sue V055 Carol whalel' Sue Voss Drane Lee Cookre Sauce Dranne Mc Drane McEachern and Cookre Sauce gather ln Eachern Anne Burford and Carol Whaley the the halls to drscuss plans for the parade emue Court poses for the PRESS 0 0 0 Q : . . , . .. 0 ' U O LN , t o K f ' Se' 0 , i N. . 1 . . . ' . tg ' . ' 5 1 1 l 1 QL! 'K Q. or 11 . - 1 ' cb , f , ff J . . 1' - t if ' -t -af - I y I , ' I ' , ' - I - I I - TRADITIONS EXCITEMENT if 'Ja lu sv.. ,, 'Ka-Qi S' ndrfli' The Homecoming Court rode together on a large float in the afternoon parade for the first time The crown an emblem of royalty announces to the crowd downtown the approach of the parade Secret little groups from the different clubs and organizations met to plan original and appropriate floats The many hours of hard work were shown to advantage durrng the afternoon parade down Main Street All things now pointed toward 7 00 P M and the pre game ceremonies 7 ...J-' a 'jg -.- The Science Club float featured Max Cheatham Wanda Smith and Harriet Monroe are the lovely on a rocket to the moon. maidens chained to the giants castle on the AXE and LUMBERJACK float. AND VICTORY 'W ,M s'i5 0 Q 1 kr' ' f .Z f:'f5',, f la s f . inf I f D 'N If , O I L I FQ? ,XI 4 I ' ff A A J, I 1 'Ag .r X r H af' - 1 1 gg 'A W , 0 m CHEERLEADERS One brrght day last sprmg srx excrted Junror grrls were overjoyed to learn that they had been elected cheerleader Vrsrons of pleasure and happrness frlled therr mrnds thoughts of cheerrng our teams on to vrctory These dreams were fulfrlled but rn the mterval were hours and hours of planmng schem mg conmvrng and Just puttrng forth plam hard work All the work was repard a thousandfold however at moments such as thrs one rmmedrately after our vlctory over Mmden The cheerleaders are Grnny Allen Lene Alley Wanda Duke Marre Long Glenda Maddox and Patsy Wlllrams WANDA SUE DUKE GLENDA MADDOX - 1 1 ' . . . - . . . H H . 1 - 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 - , ,' , K Lx Thls year for the 994m 1206 mar cheerleaders led 77 JJ ,A yells for basketball as well as for football 51,26 LE NE A LLEY Durmg one of the pep meetmgs the cheerlead ers urge everybody' to Jom m and smg MARIE LONG , ,GINNY ALLEN PATSY WILLIAMS l ilk PELICAN STATE Those attendmg Pelrcan Boys State were Leonard Ragus Jerry Gulledge Ellls Cooper Rrchard Van Cleve and Pat Marshall fnot shownj The purpose of Pelrcan State rs to edu cate young people ln the dutres pr1v1 leges and responsrbrlrtres of Amerlcan crtrzenshrp Nme busy days are spent at the capltal 1n studymg the polztrcal orgamzatlon of our government The hrghlrght of Ih1S year s sessions was the formal Governor s Ball attended by the Grrl Staters and Boy Staters The delegates to Pehcan Grrls' State were the followtng FIRST ROW Wanda Sue Duke, Grnny Allen SECOND ROW Arlette McCasland, Gm ger Carpenter, Anne Burford A , Q V., i .- Mme-,.a...... -I A fe.. it ,. E ' V . . - J ' - 3. I I D . 1 1 , , . , . I A ,af . . , 1 D I 1 1 'X ,., I V 3 it 7 0 LEADERSHIP Leadershlp Conference rs held on the Loursrana State Umverslty campus dur mg the month of June offerrng courses rn dramatlcs yearbook newspaper and athletlcs The purpose of the con ference rs to develop leadershrp 1n group HCIIVIIICS The cltmax to the week s work IS a banquet and talent show held on the f1nal ntght of each SCSSIOH 'lef The delegates to the ftrst ses s1on of Leadershrp Conference were Anne Burford Brenda Natrons Sue Voss Bonnre Hand and Ann Woodard L LJ' 'alfa Attendmg the second sessron were the followtng FIRST ROW Grnny Al len Wanda Duke SECOND ROW Glenda Maddox Patsy Wtlltams Glnger Carpenter and Lene Alley SENIORS ar .41-owlv fwwidmna-sf CLASS And there were those upon whom the wrse looked wrth specral prrde Among the semors Harold Bohannon and Sue Voss drsplayed the wrnnrng ways whrch garned for them the honor of bemg SENIOR favontes And the Lumberjack nodded hrs approval and good humor 1n the classes And they were Ius hrs spurt was t e and therr chorce JUNIORS Personalrty plus seemed to typlfy Mack Garrett and Jean Tyler, and earned for them the popularrty whrch brought wxth rt, the trtle JUNIOR favor1te. And the old Jack smrles .he was pleased SOPHOMORES FAVORITES ywfjf among the students 1 V ,ww V W ' W ,VT and venerable Woodchopper .3 N Z Pj Q 1J ZJ t l f C9 T 11 Their friendliness p if W fill Y ,J had made them the favorites X ' A ' all W of the school. favorites, too, for L f spirit of his children, was his. FRESHMEN Those lovable little Freshmen somewhat awed by their sudden transformation into hlgh school students thrilled and perhaps a little bit scared by the newness of the whole thrng chose as FRESHMAN favorites Harold Nations and Roddy Talley The Lumberjack took the frightened young uns under his guidance and was satisfied with their favorites and made them hrs Laughable fun loving Joe Stampley and Janet Jones were picked by their classmates as SOPHO MORE favorites Their garety and sense of humor have typlfted the attitude of their entire class as rt passed through the drffrcult year Mr SPIIII of S H S the sp1r1t of the Lumber Jack admired them for their spunk and applauded their choice T CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR QW 'Y wIMI l x 9 SENIOR OFFICERS Sue Voss Secretary Brenda Natrons Reporter Gerald McKenz1e Treasurer James Wrrght V1cePres1dent Leonard Ragus Presrdent JUNIOR l -fx JUNIOR OFFICERS Lavelle Mor Secretary. Edmund Adams, Treasurer gan, Vlce Presrdent, Mack Garrett, Presldent, Jean Tyler, mn , ,,,,,, ,E , Year? f K V. V wan , , '33 Q32 f'.. , l I ,i X FI .ef 6 x . f it J IW' . 2 'F L ' , I -a S 1 rx, fe- f fa 1 if f f I 0 , s '- I 4 1 I ' 2 . : ' . : ' . : ' , ' , ' : , ' . .U 1 lk, A XXV ,, , fl I' Isla I I I I ' I f I an P Q ek , 'c I I ' X 4 0 CLASS OFFICERS som-loMoRE SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Morgan Agar V1cePres1dent Ann Caruthers Secretary Darrell Duke Presldent Earl Montgomery Treasurer FRESHMAN in-uv l FRESHMAN OFFICERS Lawrence Lopez Presrdent Ann Madden Secretary Larry Fam brough Treasurer Mxke Cooper V1cePres1dent 2 . ' ' : a . s . ' : , . ' , l X, A 4 - . : Q or - q C F g I U 1' , 'YS ' - . C : 1 ' 5 1 I ' ' : . , . . i f 1 95 L 11122 6917065 mr? , . KE W yu fx ow:- hg ij , . N vw. 1 J, -I ff . fffose 'CU acf 6172 1.7 , ,J vxaxi. . f QQ 1 My , rl ! , , if' ff 'Q If .,f . 5 . ' X 2 X 3 A ff 3 , ,. . 1-M-ag, A' N. i f 2 f if 4? g .. izzzfi-,. 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Marie Long Brenda Nations Lynn Strickland Larry Sessions Ronnie Campbell I 1 Dance wxth the beautlful decora Lene Glenda Grnny and Lynda, Look at th proud Jacket owners' LUMBERJAC K Val Marshall Drrector BAND .41 THE BAND COUNCIL Presrdent RICHARD VAN CLEAVE V1ce Presxdent JERRY GULLEDGE Secretary SUE VOSS REPRES ENTATIVES SENIORS Donna Tyler Thomas Staggs SOPHOMORE Jamce Voss Wrlham Hall IUNIORS Je an Tyler Larry Eddy FRESHMEN Io Ann Bandy Larry Fambrough Q i i , 1 3 G S . ' 9 Q j E FLUTE Shirley Burnett Donna Tyler Virginia Williams Wanda White Martha Boozer Beth Torrence CLARINET Ronnie Maxwell Larry Eddy Horace Curry Wilma Joy Dumas Roy Rodgers Jo Ann Bandy Dianne Haynes Patty Long THE FRONT LINE v L r K 5 5 X f 2 7 1 E i 4 i BASS CLARINET Fred McGowan Becky Alford BASSOON Sue Voss HORN Larry Farnbrough Alice Scogin Brenda Allen ALTO SAXOPHONE Thomas Staggs Lynda Mobley Jane Gray ' Jerry Slack TENOR SAXOPHONE Preston Parker Glenda Cook Shirley Burnett, Sue Voss, Martha Boozer, Betty O' ier andra a nes Alice B ,S Hy , Scogin. 1 4 1 if is 3 i . . . 1 5 AE f .3 S 5 1 S 5 T 5, , . 4 3 1 i 9 i O ,, , J . S 2 5 5 BARITONE SAXOPHONE Roy Trammell CORNET Jerry Gulledge Fred Salley Richard Van Cleave Betty O'Bier Frances Staggs Janet Torrence Betty Sue Vickers William Hall BARITONE Delbert Fambrough Ronnie Stewart Aubrey Spence TROMBONE Pat Marshall Larry Burns Janice Voss Tracy Dison Dewey Dumas Mike Peevy J. C. Stone BASS Charles Houston Johnny Jenkins Terry Cheatham John Blake PERCUSSION Buddy McMillan James Scogin Sandra Haynes Edward Crain Jean Tyler E 4 , - xwiwe 'Hia' DRUM MAJOR S Thomas Staggs e W - T, ff.-aw HMQ . , X M sss,y, ,. f ALL STATERS . Q ELLIS COOPER BASKETBALL 4 Year Letterman All Dlstrlct 5 58 9 State 5 58 9 All Tournament ossrer 6 57 58 Farr Park 57 58 Mmden 57 58 Rlngold 58 Sprlnghlll 57 58 59 in f fff 4A 1 mf ' ADVERTI SEMENTS SANITARY DAIRY PRCDUCTS ,Q X I - N K. X Q 5VQ r K ' J 4zQf1 JW ,Gif - K 74. Q5 CMLW551 f N Y ' 1 ,- , 1 x 'J !,CzL,Qx .xf1.,'fg 5 r CVQ1 y0, A QLLLL JKQQHQ l ,., L A , up ww ml WA xx I, ' 1' N Q 'Lo K Zarnfij? ruta' A, f- ' H 4 V. f ' 1 'xi 4. , 'r l L N V 'L L5 TZ QLJ Gr, 'Vf, A ,' Yxh' fkdxf , ' I I Lion-' fix mv! Wfsjilu -f id I' I-JAG: lui of W 1 If .X Cfgcifi Llffgfff Ll ZZ Az'f4'7L . 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M' N, Lg,!,V,K,7,', 7 kj:-A-' .ff X A I f sj , , 2 lf Z X- ' f X ' ,Q ' ' ' ' I f A ' f, f' 7f Q! f' f' f7 i ' fn, , 'XV XXV ,f Zi., ,ff Y, Q ,- , Q, ,, , J, K Y , , W 1 ,LJ V . , 1 4 ffXfj 1!A,f,Wf tj.ff:'v gl f :, I K! , , , ' I' K 1' X '- ff 4' - Cornpllments CORLEY S BARBER SHOP FLEMING S SERVICE CENTER Magnoha Products Ph LE 9 4221 022 Reynolds BUILDER S LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO INC 'Everythumg 1n Bu11d1 g Mater1a1s Hayne SV11le Ph 10 5 MOBLEY S GLASS CO Auto Glass MIITOTS W1ndOWS ' Let Us Replace Your Broken Glass GARDEN SHOP FLORIST LE 9 4721 Cullen a. L T ROGERS 8: S ON GARAGE Automotlve Repan' Pa1nt1ng and Weld1ng Ma1n St Cullen La JOHN HUGHE'S GE NE RAL ME RC HAND ISE Furnlture and Bu1ld1ng Materlals Cullen La LE 9 5514 MORRIS CLOTHING Morrls Clothlng for Men and Boys Cullen La ' 1 of 1 1 1 . , . . I s 0 0 In 1 . 1 . ' I Il Springhill Ph. LE-9-3125 South Main Ph. LE-9-3482 Ph. - - , L . ' . , 1 MORRIS Cloth1ng for Men and Boys Cullen La DEAN S Ph1l11p 66 Phone LE 9 4316 Cullen La SMITH S ESSO SERVICENTER Ph LE 9 3121 Maln ROBINSON S JEWELRY Sarnsonlte Keepsake Sheaffer Longlnes Bulova Elgln LE 9 4017 N Ma1n SHERIFF S DEPARTMENT Webster Parlsh MOORE S TIRE 3' Uppw HOME OF BETTER VALUES FOR OVER 40 YEARS MYER S CURTIS TRANSFER 8: STORAGE CO BROTHERS GROCERY Local and Long Dlstance MOV1Hg Sprlnghlll La Cullen La 1 g 1 . - - S. ' Springhill, La. Ph. n I ' , 7 I 7 7 STEVENS SPORTMAN BROS. GROCERY 8: MKT. Everything for the Sportsman Ph. LE-9-2816 306 Butler Springhill , La Ph. LE-9-5316 S. Ark. Springhill , La. PAYNE'S CLEANERS Plck Ph LE 9 4821 M:-un MCLAREN BARBER SHOP Del1very N Ma,1n Sp r1ngh1ll La. Sp r1ngh1ll L SPRING THEATRE Z 1 4 N Ma1n Sprlnghlll a SALLEY GROCERY COMPANY LE 9 4010 Shrevepo rt La f Yi HOLSUM BAKING C OMPAN Y norlched Bread VK 1th Butterm1lk ' 500 South Maln Ph LE 9 5112 -Q f' Sprlnghlll La . -Up . I - . . Q S. ' ' ' , a. . ' Ph. - u u , . , L . ' S B . K lf, - 'K Q ' ' . 1-A ' , bt X:'ne lJ,.k- kyjwq wh 4. AJ ' 'I 'I . 1 . L. 'fl ' cl U, ' ' ' ,Y 'lr 5 f' ' W. . f' IIE ' ' I X f '- -fx . ,,,. E' sf 4 . . xx 5 ' Cornphments of BULLOCK S RESTAURANT fNECCI'lI ECCHI Salesd rvlce SEW C NTER My s R EFF'S 2.27 North Mam JA My H WAR PHONE rn Phone LE9 486 Om Comphment f X9 p ents W LIE CK BB S DEPART T S OR RNITURE W9 15 North Mam 1- n Spr1ngh111, La MM 43 1 Phone LE9 40 1 1 m en Ky TELEVISION RADIO My , SERV CE CENTER If Spr 1 LM W 'Your S rv1ce Dealer 5 rth Maxn hon 9 4416 Spr1ngh111 La Comp ts CITY CLEANERS Spr1ngh111, La. W Comphments of FREEMAN S WELDING AND WAT ER WELL DRILLING Sprmghlll, La. m MN,NIp PY'S ' , H ,l I Alderrnen James Allen Clary Anthony Jay G Coyle Alleane Haynes Ed Shultz CITY CF SPRINGHILL JESSE L BOUCHER Mayor Clerk and Tax Collector Luc1l1e MCC lure Water Clerk Mrs Lett1e Hendr1x Chlef of Pohce R H O'Neal Superxntendent of Ut111t1es Roy Tyler Street Foreman L Gore E. B SMITH --------J, , ,sr. J' . 1 Cornphrnents of C0mP11mentS 0f HELM S BARRETT S GROC RRY STORE REFRIGERATION SERVICE Where YOU Can Get Quahty Phone LE9Z4l8 LE9 4335 Grocerles at the Lowest Pr1ces Phone LE9 5512 Cullen La Comphrnents of HODGE S SHOPPING CENTER We Carry the Complete Lme of Grocer1es Dry Goods Hardware and Sportmg Goods Comphrnents of DR R L MCMAHEN Comp11ments of CULVER MOTOR SERVICE Phone LE9 4968 Spr1ngh1ll L LION PRODUCTS Compl1ments of PICK 8. PAY GROC ERY AND MARKET A11 Klnds of Feed Phone Le9 2025 Spr1ngh1l1 La We Dehver Comphrnents of DAIRY QUEEN he Cone W1th the Curl on Top Phone LE9 3914 S M3-In Complxments of HENRY RHONE DEPARTMENT STORE Where Your Dollar Buys More We Apprec1ate Your Patronage LE9 5265 Cullen La 7 l , . ll ' 101 W. Church Staple and Fancy Groceries . . , a. . . , i IT ' ll H Compliments of BOWEN GROC ERY AND MARKET Staple and Fancy Groceries Meats - Produce Phone 9-3217 Springhill, Louisiana WEBSTER BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC Everything for the Builder Phone LE9-3571 Springhill L C ompliments of JOE S DRIVE IN Phone 9 3615 Springhill Louisiana C ompliments of MAC S GROC ERY 8: MARKET Phone LE9 2618 JOE H CURTIS HANDB DRUGS Service for the Sic Walgreen Agency Phone LE9 2419 Springhill La A C HIGCINBOTHAM Registered Pharmacist WILSON FURNITURE co INC LA ARK FURNITURE CO The Largest The Oldest 113 119 South Main Phone LE9 3124 v 1 - - kll - Complete Home Furnishings Compliments of BURNHAM DRUG STORE Cullen, La. Pho. LE9 Compliments of CULLEN HARDWARE COMPANY Best in the Ark-La-Tex 5311 cuuen, La. Pho. LE 9-5216 Compliments of C, T, QCHARLIE1 LAWLER TEXACO AND FIRESTONE Spr1ngh111 La Pho LE 9 3011 C ompliments of HAYNES INSURANCE AND REALTY Let Us Insure It, Sell It, or Swap It for Something You Want 104N Mam Spr1ngh111 La Pho LE9 3912 VAUGHAN S SERVICE STATION Arlsto Craft Boats Comphments of THE TOGGERY Style Center for Men and Boys BRYAN S SHOE STORE Pho LE 9 3911 Spr1ngh111 4 lvfnfuer I7 T99 Y Spr1ngh111 s Excluswe Shoe Store - . 3 9 . . . . , . . - 1 7 ll ' ll . . , . 5r ..,,,,,.. '-A . -- KKK 'D uf I ff, 1 , :::F' SPRINGHILL MERCANTILE CCMPANY Arrow Shlrts Dry Goods Curlee Clothes Grocer1es Stetson Hats Hardware Florsheun Shoes Burldmg Supp11es 133 139 Mam St Spr1ngh111 LOUlS1aHa Phone LE93316 LE92316 C 8. S READY MIX Sand Gravel Rem1x Concrete Phone LE9 3410 I-hghway 7 Spr1ngh111 Lou1s1ana TENNYSON DRUG STORE Your Rexall Store Reglstered Drugglst Phone LE9 2023 Spr1ngh111, La, .. Y Y 1, .' it ' - . . ' 1 , , V. s W mfwfx Egg wfwffa 'W T PwM'JhE3i'mR? Q1 QQ, 3 Vw CITIZEN S BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY KN Compl1mentjm , I hi I CRO 1, I v p , IRD 4? 1 2 'y C., . ' A 'RX V 4, ix FW ' 'nds . Compliments of 7 Your Bank of Progress We b r 4' yo W N A WE 5k-s K REALTY, INC W fJiW1f'5rff3f My LV if lf gQffW f' h XJ ' 1 ' V k' ' 'x' ' ,- f5iQ.3g4.-.4 .' - 4 . Eh I -ass.-. K. 4 I A t. ,...4-3:31-SN 3 OMJ ff! --N--., ,ri- Y 4 ' . N ' 4 ,,4, , SUPER SAK gratulations to the Future H inghill Open Every Day of the Year i G 7 7 See Us After the Game ii V M 6 Q8 QX Z'- 7fO vk gl 510 SPRINGHILL Louf51ANA A L' X x - KA, , 1+ ,Q ix N K e ' ' ' ' 6 if Q ,Q vb T 1 S Q :Q X T N H RQ Z f SX V E l I 'O X Ca f 35 - X VJ x Xl Z X ff -+ PX ' 3 x ' Congratulatlons to the Students f SPRINGHILL BANK AND TRUST C0 and CU LLEN BRANC H Member of Federal Insurance Corporatmn Depos1ts Insured Up to S10 000 o Springhill High School C ompliments of SPRINGHILL ICE SERVICE Spr1ngh111 Louxsxana Phone LE9 2122 HOLIDAY'S DEPT STORE Shop Wlth Us and Save We Clothe the Entn-e Famlly 108 North Ma1n Sprxnghlll La Best Wlshes From WEST S Sprmghxll La BLANCHARD S Store for Men and Boys Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes 216 North Ma1n Phone LE9 3014 Spr1ngh111 Lou1s1ana CORLEY 1v1dent Savmgs on A11 Types of Insurance 112 Mam Street SPRINGHILL Moron co lcusvnourf Chevrolet and O1dsrnob11e Sales and Servxce Phone LE9 3575 Maln Street Phone LE9 2811 sprmghm La 5P1'mSh111 Lomslana WATSON S FARM AND GARDEN SUPPLY Your Garden Headquarters ' Cornp11ments of QUALITY CLEANERS Phone LE9 5 126 ll ' ll ll ' ' ll l 7 INSURANCE AGENCY pg, HD. . . 7 YI I Box 815 401-407 South Main POLK LYND LAUNDRY af DRY CLEANERS FURNITURE CO Phone LE9 2217 Sprmghul La Everyth1ng for the Hom ' Phone LE9 4914 Spr1ngh111 Plck Up and Del1ver1es We Clothe and Shoe the Entu-e Fam11y STRICKLAND DEPT STORE Spr1ngh111 Lou1s 1ana Cornphrnents of WESTERN AUTO Spr1ngh111 Louxs lana C ornphrnents of THE AXE Phone UL9 2436 Aj ognphments of L VL, I 4 A, QWQQBJARDLBRQTHERS 7 PARKER S GULF SERVICE Z, ALM A L 'L V Phone UL9 2438 V' ' g1fP17UfEf4'?'1' M 1 MR AND MRS CORDELL PARKER 5 4 f.Z' 101 I 4, Spr1ngh111 Loulslana C ompllments of SECURITY FINANCE AND LOAN COMPANY Sprxnghxll Loulslana Phone LE9 2571 Box 932 C ornphrnents of NICK S SHOE STORE Serve Ur Self Spr1ngh111 La ' . ' a u ' e' . . . . , . . . . I rf ,E , l ly ' 7 4 I la ' A JL V y' 511 A I, , . , 3 ff, , ' 5? ff 1 f' 1 f ' ,J H .Ex ,V T ,wif - xffvf QCQMLX, 4 .3 4 I, , Q4, 1 , flak , . 4 - f ' 2 ' ' T , ' f - TTA . A Vff ,H and ,1-KeL,,ffM,1f ,LQ JUL. A T A ,v 4 J -ff-'U' ' E4 A -. , ' I -' ', , f ', fxdf, ' Dw .2,f' ' '11 f .- . ' f .f V A , A , f A 1.11 fw fga 1 f fx f ,c.-f' L. ' VA IX? 'f LL' , df ff , - f ,f I-5 K XL K, f ,,, Qfxyfl' ge ,C ,L' X, , W f 4 9 9 . . .Pu ' ' V 3 l H - - uv ! - , , Compliments of E. B. SMITH Phone LE9 3210 C ompliments HOME ELECTRIC SERVICE Spruflghxll Louls lana C ompllments of O C FORMBYS JEWELRY Spr1ngh111 REYNOLDS' STORE Dry Goods Ready to Wear Hardware Apphances Phone LE9 3531 Sprxngh111 Loulslana of s Corner of Church and Main SPRINGHILL ROLLER RINK h Skt LE9 3412 H h y7 gh 11 L WVWF, VJ 2Sk3g,i5,ffXNff3j3g,f y WSSJJOURIB yi! fy f9 I1vfW93 A QJWM M1395 A S - S Wth H N WINT ERTON J C WILLIAMS WELL SERVICE WILLIAMS DRILLING CO INC For Healt 's Sake, Roller Phone - P! ig wa S rin i , I :I I - at ' 55 O J l ffl F 'fy 4 J WR W' N B W 'I X' JL I ' fl r X' NQ . K . rl j I Q3 - ff I E at V, , I xr of V C ,Q X5 ' E' f' D- KJV I' I' X W' 'I 'JJ ' if I L f 'do I in Ll 'I ,SP 1 - hx ' S ' I fx, f K WJ lj ' K3 WST W LH- Q W 'hx J rr? X ,gy . ri ters - Publgeherg -Bfatxgnkars 75 1, X' fb e9'1jlCE - 1 , , XII' J gl A in? i , o i N' H If N uv D' vppwf ' , ! 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