Sulphur High School - Tornado Yearbook (Sulphur, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1959 volume:

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We at Sulphur Hugh are proud that X A f if promoting agriculture not only as a W I sclence but as the rrchest way of lnfe s ff 'W The American Way 'I yet Fel? ---' ' ul 'il D52 WH ,EFI igggs e -E f f fm, ABN fam ff iz' fe 44-xfqgs T .li N nlf ll . p P A' ASP: L- E lf' l l il I Int K Ulnnllf lll ML- frfiygf? 5 Lx f7f' ,l ,t T 2 I V if 2 Lb :Qu our school assumes a leadmg role nn l X' W 'I 7 lot . 1 A lf! u ll '7 T mm ! ll l V 'I' 4 T T T rl P rl T MX X T T T .QTY 1 ll 1 ll ll 'ta it 'l T ll T T T T lf iw T fs lil T l 'W ll l - lgllllisa' T .cel yi lf L li 1 7 ' I ff , T... 42:5 f lt T , Al T . -:Fl T l 7 l 2 as rl e T li m L-Z ig-- ll fl r TT ill T If tf l 'T y 'QT l A l lfldll TW l f 5 Tlfr I T 7 V' l l r T A .bv l I N XM x 1 lf ll l m . 'rfT C l. ' TlN1 fl ll T Q ,. T fz I ly yt W y l 4 ' 'T ,f l f Www I G- V M y If ff llfel7ll'Z 0 'U f ' f ff l -55 Zll I I in r ' g Af Z if ff W TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD DEDICA TION RODEO ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES FEATURES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS CLASSES SNAPSHOTS dn 2' I f . fn- . , I 4 if vii Xi! . fr Vg T MM LOUISIANA HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO DIRECTORS SEATED: A. J. West, Joe Bond, Bill Burkholder, Allon Dugas, Henry Kinny, Sr. STANDING: B. S. Walker, A Lopez, John D, Vallof, Re Bob Moss, Bruce Alexander, Edward Lee Kenny, Bill Lawton. INSETS: H. F Keever, Dudley J. Johnson, Bill Managan. ,f I I 09 5- -5-GK. f 4 xv' ':,X N ex 4' 5 FS' 1 5 K L1 -2, KV' g f 4 DEDICA TION The Louisiana High school Rodeo is held yearly at Sulphur High. Behind this colorful event, working out multiple details and giving unselfishly ot their time, are these men. We take this method of expressing our gratitude to these public-spirited citizens for their interest in youth and proudly dedicate the 1959 Tornado to the past and present members of the LOUISIANA HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO DIRECTORS Merlyn Miller receives 1he championship saddle. HOOL CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO SULPHUR wiNNERs WALTER HUGHES-Qoo dice 1,-ebdovm :Sf rcpfwg SHERQY DUGAS -2rd :face ode bending MEQLYN 'MILLER-is' IZ ace g 5' b'eska.f.5', MERLYN 'JVLLER--Qoc dove' -255 tyre? rece SHEQQY DUGLSV- 3':1 1: ace c .fer CE: barrel 1:5-. MEFYLYN THLLEFZ- Zwc slice g'r1s'c.m 1g Fcvse ccwiest. BARVXEYJCEBERTRAND-2515: ace cm? rg horse ccffest. MERLYN MILLER-ALL-AROUND COWGIRL AX Q Tevy Gcrofv' fakes a good ide A Y fl Q 1 X I' 1 L' vcf I , -K' 1 X-ff ' SNK Lrards WWE Jclvn Cari Arneii. Z O . . N. 8, 4' ' 9' 35 u 4 ' F Nf, 3 . s L 1' H. f 11 3' 1-S l . n ff A ' H QQ t.'f . ? f21i11, It -1.4-A'F A 'Q 44 TENTH ANNUAL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1 3'-N . A - 1 - . QQ. 1 E3 r 'ygzx 5 ay, . , . -4,4 - QR 4 v ' AJ ,- . . 1' k i a t f A gl Z xx. A 9 2 , 1 Barney Joe Bertrand of Sulphur High School, second from left, tied for Best All-Around Championship Cowboy in the National High School Championship Rodeo of 1958. The National Rodeo was held in Sulphur in 1951 when 68 contestants from tive states participated. ln 1958 the National Rodeo was again held in Sulphur when 150 contestants took part. Believing that participation in rodeo events is a wholesome activity tor high school students, numbers of farmers, ranchers, and businessmen of the Sulphur area have supported the rodeo since its beginning by serving on the many committees needed to make arrangements for the contests. They have also aided financially when necessary. This same group has provided all the prizes to be awarded winners in the National Rodeo. Leading the rodeo activities has been John D. Vallot, F.F.A. advisor, who is completing his term as President of the National High School Rodeo Association. Sulphur High School Principal B. S. Walker has supervised all the rodeos and has been very instrumental in their success. 1g,f,f,1.' wif' . f- M fi, as-- , She . Dunes c CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO - S l 4 qs. Q A I, M A . 3 73 f , A. 'f ' 1 Y V Kfw' 4' if 5 O dp , ,uf ft Oe r W gg sv. 1 K 4 ' V . 'ff f 'M N , A X. - . - - -l 'f5,. rl 15 .Y mzgig., M' ,Y -,nm A Y' fx' W- X 5? P 5 ,f jf. 'N-9 g f O Q :mf Q ug X 5 '. N x1 .uf 3 , ' 6 n L A Jr, ly, - qw - ' 'L ' 'gx 4 x . .NV-'i-,,,- ' . Q , '. - A ' if . , ..V,t.fQ,,.kW f ,Ft I ,iff ' ' E 'kde ALMA MA TER iifiiiif iiiiiiiifz f fiixfiiigg 5 iiiiiififigiiiiii igiii 2 5525135 iiiiifgi 612 5 5 ii 13133 3 Ei ,ggi gg 5355? 3 5359 2- 4. - j f : if . 2 ggi iiiiiii ii i 1 K Z f ff Q ., in ,,,.,4- Here's to you, our Alma Mater, l-lere's to Sulphur High, Colors flying, courage undying Fight, team, is our cry Love and friendship everlasting sealed by gold and blue, Glory, lnonor, victory ever Sulphur High to you. f ! wA V vi.-V? rf' f ' , 7774 g i -g X W 744199956 4 . Q ' , 5 In ' L Q Q ' Q.. X Ny ' Y' if H s, YS , Q3 ZFX ,, , :aww wil w.-MWQ4.. M. 25 ggi fl W 'i5f'3f5r Q, 1 'v f Q au... :www - WM ,WM ...num ww W ' '-New: L ,ng fi 7, :QQWQ if 4, 1, 453.5 ,-, '1 i , . Q t m YF ' Il .1 n 'I DN if iisfx CALCASIEU PARISH SCHOOL BOARD Q ,Q L -5.1- MR. DWIGHT C. SPATES MRS. W. A. K. SEALE SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Mr. Mr. John Breaux Mr. J. M. Brown Mr. Jessee Cady Mr. James R. Davis Mr. R. L. Douglas 11 5 en !mgt9'lfIY 1173! ' U QA!! Dwight C. Spates, President Mr. Matthew Fruge EQZEE '1. '1'1'1 5,, ... SOOQT: 'mggm JP' fr-Q-I .XJ Cm Fcgig' UHTQ semi' QI H0 3 1 ss- - -r 3 If Q ,nu MR. H. A. NORTON Superintendent MR. C. W. HANCHEY Assistant Superintendent MR. J. M. BOYET Executive Assistant Superintendent MR. H. C. SEMPLE M' High School Supervisor MR. PAUL MOSES Elementary Supervisor MRS. BEVERLY INGE Elementary Supervisor MISS DORIS COMWAY Primary Supervisor MISS LENORE BARBEE Visiting Teacher MRS. LOUISE ALLEN Visiting Teacher MRS. DONALD C. LYONS Lunch Room Supervisor tniiiit lllllllll l Q1 i i is-an QQY V. L Vs SW Ygxx K MR. B. S, M Pfrdp MR. BILLY MOSES Assistant Principal 'E .J-5 MRS. GEORGE GILMORE Secretary Ji ii T295 H3 ' 'mf 91 MISS FRANCES WILSON Counselor rg SUSIE B, AGNER, BS. Missis- Delta State Teachers: M.I.5,, Library Science. 4 Z .J-r MRS. ZCE BAGGETT ffes'ef'w Lculsiaha th fratifs aff' Phys Cs i .4 i .1 i 4 .,. ,W 1.- 1' QL- . 4 C T CAMPBELL, B.S,, Northwestern BENNETT J, CHUSTZ, BA., South- ROBERT COLE, BS Ncrheasfr tate College: MS, Ncrth Texas .'.es'errw Louisiana ievitiite, B'oTcg,f. State Coitege, Prysica E 1 e State Teachers Coiiege. History. N C CT .JCN L N A., Vi WA? .. ., .px K A 1, ' W V ' 14,111z?.a:f,4 , :QV ' , -fgfwf-ffl ef , , , 1. f , ,,,0j,, :Q I vii, J. 'K H ,tn 2.-?' 9 ,, A DAY IN THE CLASSROOM - The curriculum at Sulphur High School is designed to meet the needs of young boys and girls, A complete schedule is offered for one and all-for the one who is preparing for entrance into an institution of higher learning and for a professional career-for the one who is preparing for a posi- tion in pusinessefor the one whose tendencies lean toward musicffor the one who will make his living on the landffor the one whose talents are turned Toward Technical endeavors, and for the one who plans to make homemaking her career. Each is graduated fully prepared for the field of his choice. ENGLISH Three years of English Composition and Literature Business English Journalism Active Speech and Dramatics Department Debate . . . Member of National Forensic League FOREIGN LANGUAGE Two years of Latin Two years of Spanish Two years of French SOCIAL STUDIES Civics World History American History Y: 2I SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS ARE EMPHASIZED SCIENCE Biology Chemistry Physics MATHEMATICS Algebra I Algebra II Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Business Mathematics Trigonometry -ix: VOCATIONAL EDUCATION IS IMPORTANT is Xe . W1 V i 'Ki il I if A -.1 M qi 41' VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Three years of agricuI1ure-Fa- cilities include a 14 acre farm equipped with necessary farm machinery, and appropriate farm buildings for housing stock. HOME ECONOMICS Three years of Home Econom ics-two completely equipped de partmems. BUSINESS EDUCATION Typing Shorthand Office Practice Bookkeeping Business English A SOUND BODY IS ESSENTIAL - PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education for boys and girls A Two completely equipped gymnasiums. TECHNICAL KNOW-HOW IS VALUABLE - ,fu-B . T153 Ee- +1 - TRADE AND lNDUSTRY Two years of Trade and lndustry This course includes use of hand tools and power tools the study of mechanical drawing cabinet making complex con struction finish work and paint spray- ing. 4 n-., I A LIBRARY IS INDISPENSABLE - IWW nu! ,,.,.-f-M OUR FRIENDS IN THE CAFETERIA xx I ge, . Lf gui ' '.'-5 J, C, F-lgifpaq' Cafefwa 9-4:9655 efci Fe' 5: .ny-xe's 25 ,, .ff if Q , 1 fd' Q X F s ' R E Y x wif , .Z xx xx xx- , -. naw E H x 'W'h ..-rm . H 5 Y l,', 6, ki I 'VN K, , , .V A v. ikiiwrgf : 1 .- , ,A ,.,.... . X ,Q 4-.. . . 59. ,, . ,QQ sw sq ' ' L. r ,, , .,. 4 41 . AY , 'VU' J N. 1 Ns ,,.4-A ' 9 'is ,gm ' A X , Ji.. .,f . ,z 4 ,g.,-5.12 xgpnf ,,,. N K -, ' -in f fo- -1 luv up -- 1 f 2 if GIRLS' STATE - BOYS' STATE Linda Walker Larry Davus, Clavm Flenaken, Jnmmy Naremore, John Bergsredf, Rorwme NeIs TWO DISTRICT OFFICERS FROM SULPHUR HIGH Ni-LTER HUGHES LINDA WALKER ea FFJ5-, Pres cent Sc'. w.esf DISWCT FHA. Pre 28 IN RECOGNITION OF MERITORIOUS QUALITIES Mr. Herman Busch, Nr. Keith Lyons, Nr. Robert Bcwszreser preserved awards. In frwe regmar course C: emi., e r, , n'?es: for possessing and uslpg 'Vase :H at e +ra'?s f P prcperlv developed Need 'c user, nap -fpq Fwd fc' uras2'f'?rwg Feadersrwip En sdwcci e ' :cf- r', y prcgfams and ac'Tf 7es, is award was DVGSE-VVEC1 :Lrhg YOUTH APPRECIATION WEEK fo 'Y fi 2 'Q ff? is G V ' 'fir 1' Q I RCI. 'z E2':3'a 3-mdrea-.s Am' A' B':-ss5'e Klref 'K fs QC. 25.5 E::.-.'-'::s Ji:-O E'::5: Fgsk Genus Ec'd, K G?-i .-.: I-Lyes, RCE. 3. 3:':':: LC-: Ee '.'1I'2 :' E.- EQ . '.'3 ' Aye '.'3', Pl -'-- ETB r zex. P 4'--S eff R, V- Kee' sg-Q EN-X ' s 5 . s 29 ?: El! WALTER HUGHES Student Council President STUDENT COUNCIL ! N X5- V, Eg. My v-,C . iff Nl' .Q A I V 1 wb, t JIMMY NAREMORE SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council Vice President ROW iz Sidney Weatherford Martha Strong Pat Sierra Liily Chesson Linda Feller Garland McCarty ROW 2: Arthur Hinch Ann Olene Covington Rita Sue Pulver Carolyn Loup LEADERSHIP AT ITS BEST - ACTIVITY THAT COUNTS t7 : ,nv vx ,fi 1 D as KJ Af Sufi x MONTY RAE SPALDING GEORGE MCMILLIN Secretary-Treasurer Student Ccuncil Student Council Historian I .. 1? SEATED: Pat Wolf Naomi Allen Theresa Myers Donnie Carlin Philip Guidry STANDING: Logan Perlcins Karl I.aFIeUr Nc? pictured: Larry Dav's -J. 4.-A? ,., L.. I 1-. JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS SENIGR STUDENT COUNCIL '.'E'.'lBERS -K 1 I I FIRST RCM.: Bcblt. Def Rave Rose Ca'oI Dsrtez Ke, Green,-.3 Rdafc LoJp SECOND RC Lnda B' dges Jecy Le.er'S J D, V5 3' J Li' c R'5-se' THE TOR 5.x,..x.... Ame, zazatoafttxlxor Sn.N 8: so - Fe DAILY' El'-'O' z1u '5 '3 qzoo fB..,:..,, T4- -3 ' hw- YW'-RV-GV qi I0 f 0 5Vsoof:v-S.. 41120 Inv- Qo, fi easier: Q'-30 ' Sofkovnoro Yin.,-fdaafs L 15 msn, AT LKSTU 1131 -Qi. , , V90-I aw, TIME: 9 39 VL -A SENIOQS Q s , , arc Jud! DGLCJF 32 THE MOST GLORIOUS DAYS OF YOUR LIFE - TIME: 9:30 A.M. SOPHOMORES: Don Ellender Mary Jo Ashton Betty Oliver Gayle Preiean Jerry Allain Jimmy Broussard fs vv W TIME: 9:20 A.M. TIME: 9:10 A.M. Bobby Davidson and Jimmy Evererte JUNIORS: Carol Hanna, Donna Eliender, Frances Beglns Kay Green- wood, Carla Walters. f. CYCLONE STAFF - The Cyclone For more than a decade it has served Sulphur High as an intorrnative newspaper dedicated to the students and their school, pledged to promote good standards, high ideals, respect tor education, and sworn to truth and honesty. The Cyclone is a Quill and Scroll Chapter, an international hon- orary society tor high school iournalists, and has won three first place international Quill and Scroll awards. For five consecutive years, the Cyclone has won tirst place in the Southwest District Rally and tor the past three years, it has ranked among the top tour high school newspapers in the state. BETTILU MCHAFFIE, Editor , M,,',,,,- i . I' L X SYLVIA BOURGEOIS, Business Manager BARBARA WILSON, Assistant Editor L- ROW 1 J dy Amuny Margaret Wright Ann Ashton Bonnie Wise Rosalne Blorneyer, Beverly Pitzer, Mary All, Pat Wolf, Betty Nordan, Sylvia Ci-yer, Barbara Pendarvis ROW 2 Bobbie McGee Sandra Melancon Mary Ann O'Bier, Sandra McClure, Larry Davis, Eddie Nelson, Bobby Dougherty, Donnie Breaux Bud Lyons Elwood Henry ROW 3 'alter Hughes J hn Bergstedt, Sylvia Wright, Carcl Anderson, Bettilu Mcl-latte, Barbara Wilson, Sylvia Bour- geois Jerry Edwards Wayne Belile Bobby B itnell 34 B J Aa A NEWSPAPER THAT RINGS THE BELL Tl? 7 ' .1 KX Y s. V 5 5 Q ,, pf 1 ' my : Q, ' K Sylvia Wright, News Editorg Mary Ann O'Bier, Carol Anderson, Assistant Advertising Managerg Elwood Henry, Photographerg John Bergstedt Feature Editor. Walter Hughes, Advertising Manager. Spots Editor, Agn. Larry Davis, Make-Up Editor, Ann Ashton, Typistp San- Mary All, Circulation Managerg Bobby Britnell, Mailing dra McClure, Copy Editor. Manage-rg Russell LeJune, Artist. Lettie Morgan. Kathy McMurray Donna Taylor Brenda Whittington Pat Sierra Janet Jenkins Meredith Hebert Larry Davis Logan Perkins Eddie Nelson John Bergstedt Ray Champagne STUDENT OFFICE STAFF . . l T FQ I ,V. ,- ' . f. +'i. SEATED: Carol Colligan. STANDING: Chuck Sullivan, Kelly McFarlin, and Betsy Roberts, nm mv nw mi' W .VA Glenda Guthrey, Barbara Knighten, Glenda Lacy, and Craig Bowman. 36 Jo Ann Wrghf Charles Bourgeons and Walter Hughes ERVICE OF EXPERTS :V Lis pi r . R . r i I if rl X-.J ' e r f f y if s 1 Y f NOT PICTURED: Linda Walker Sharon LeDoux Berry Venable Billy Wayne Smirh John Arnett SUTEDZL 95:0 pPerkins, 'John Bergsiedff Cu Of, 0 37 l , T Gorum. Ph'Hi emdrv Phyws GU'drY'A.erY woods. STANDiNG: Ridwd MC' amp, y ii KENT SEALE ' mr ,, CHEERLEADERS :A :ff J F 1 A-2 , , :4 E Q I 4' Q 1. JUDY POTTORFF and LOGAN PERKINS. xx BET5 Y ROBERT 5 and CHAMPAG NE. 'QB' 9 GLYNDA GUTHREY and FLOYD COMEAUX Q' Mrs. George Gregory, Sponsor, and Head Cheer Leaders, I Barbara Andrews and Logan Perki 38 HS, 1958-1959 1. 733 L V' -Q- mg A094 Lg-XJ ENS GST EDA N 522 a SOR BARBARA ANDREWS a d LARRY MORGAN Mawr, KATHY DUGAS 39 yrs fs 1' x ff 4 5 Mi' . I .ii.S. A' 1. ' I 1 , HM 17 V f.4..,, .g ' ' -- -hlwq-4.-,Ma Wk ' . f f- I fa .f' EDUCATION ABROAD Debaters off to another Touma ment. Students from our football Sulphur High ioumey team play the to Baton Rouge to see Bulldogs, if-v 'fa-sf,-ftrw-r 3-4 -.avril r , S nascar' ' I anna ,A I .f' The band must arrive with shmy shoes The Basketball Team bxds adleu 4I I Q rl Du' 1 X ' W3 ff 2 X52 HA WK INS XX Everyone had a good hme??? 43 F.B.L.A. CHRISTMAS FORMAL SET THE PACE FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON E! ' T mv , , mug. ' f . , -wa , X THE CLIPPERS CLIMAX THE SEASON WITH A BALL F.F.A.-F.H.A. BARN DANCE 1 r lll J. Mayor Sonnier congratulates the l958 F.F.A. Sweethean and Boy of the Year. 1 The fwo country celebrities enioy the fun. Jerry anxiously 9 IM, Long awaited chow time . ws awaits his dinner , . . Chee- what a way to take a girI's picture. A barn full of hay was the setting for country entertainment, enjoyed by all who attended the annual F.F.A.-F.H.A. Barn Dance. One of the many highlights was the announc- ing ot the F.F.A. Sweetheart, Betsy Ann Jacobsen, and the F.F.A. Boy of the Year, 4 tx O I Walter Hughes, An exciting auction of box lunches, dancing, and chatter filled the long- avvaited evening. Eat, drink, and be merry Xt l 3 Say, Aaron-did you weigh that box?? This hay sits pun Yi, Linda Walker and Zilda Sonnier ff 5+ F 'X 4 i ' fa L' 0' an . , ,. 1 5 ATTRACTIVE, WRY AND BRIGHT The latest styles, made and modeled by the Junior and Senior Home EC girls, were presented at the annual style show. Linda Walker and Zilda Sonnier acted as narrators as each girl modeled her creation. l i 1 . s 0 3 I 1 2 g Us Patty Whetnall, Sandra Melancon, Linda Walker, Judy Amuny Barbara Knighten Bonnie Savoie Frances DeGeorge Kathryn Golden Phyllis Guidry, Harriette Anthony, Ann Ashton 48 SMOOTH, SUAVE, SOPHISTICATED Theresa Meyers, Judy DeLouche, Thelma Hook, and Sandra Fleniken. Susan Carnahan, Judy Moss, Joan Clark. Joan Lyons, Jenny LeFleur, Carol Ann LaVergne, Betty Romero Jane Burrow Dolores Dronett Susan Suttle and Martha Jo Smuth ,gqqwf ' i f f! ' b 'W 4 2,4 12 .ew , 4. .4621 fs K 50 E FEA TURES f fm I--' 'Q-sr . , ffzw' qgfa 2,5 ' F '1- --as '-- ' ,M , ,eq-.VX ,.,, , , , 5I 1 PERSONALITIES ON PARADE A night long to be remembered!! The curtain opened on an old southern garden scene-the second annual beauty pageant was under way. The suspense mounted, as one by one, the girls, carrying the parasols with their numbers displayed, proudly paraded down the steps. They proceeded across the floor to face the judges, and then to their seats in front of the stage. Zilda Sonnier and Larry Morgan served as mistress and master of ceremonies. A floor show featuring a dance by Donna Taylor, a marimba trio by Karen Collins, George McMillian, and Mrs. Von Ellender, and entertainment by Larry Morgan, was presented to the audience while the judges retired to make their difficult decision. A silence fell over the audience as the judges returned. As the twelve winners were announced, they were called to the stage, where Ernie June Silcott presented each of the lucky twelve with a blue ribbon, upon which was imprinted in gold the coveted words Pageant's Pick. 22, fi mgvf rr Aff? ab in- 'i t Lt. James A. Laraway, Lt. Ronald Arnett, from Lake Charles Air Force Base. Miss Gloria Rush, ln- structorg Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie B. Colvin, Own- ers, LONNIE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY, Beaumont, Tex- as. 52 AGEANT S PICK Yolande Louvlere EXCITEMENT MOUNTED Monty Rae Spalding W Betsy Roberts Lynelle Portne Inez Coffey 54 Peggy Akins Glenda Ford AS THE SCENE UNFOLDED Wynona Meyers Kay Greenwood Naomn Allen Beffnlu Mcl-laffue 55 Pearl Faulk Lnnda Walker L.OUlSlANA STATE UNXVERSITY Foo'rBAu. oFFxcE BATON Rouse LA Februarx Q, 10 Q M155 Zxlda aonu1er sulphur Hlgh Scho l Sulphur , Lou1s1ana Wear M155 Sonnler I 1 x Xe v mucx for our 1 tier of Februarv 4 'mc for ihe honor' 0 tended me l male made mv ur 1001 rms :mu tue p11ofofrap are nc mx returwed 'o xou uxder ueparate eo er Slncs I am xo xamllxr' W1 h personalltlffb op L xeee U11 5, 1 trust, ina xx Q-elect 10:13 h v ooo food ones At tins i me 1 do dot, haue a Su1ta'J1e D1C1llF'3 or mc, and for th S 1 am lxdeed sorry Due to all of the many speaku engagemefxts F1115 year, my supplx is exhausteo Txanl you agaln for the honor ol LP1Y!7 a Judge ln your school beauty pageanf and the werx oebt of luck to bins aff au' rely, F 16 I PFD my Head aoh 1959 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE L 19 Rice Baton Rouge Oct 10 Muum Baton Rouge 7 TCDDDSCC 5009130 L. 26 TCU Baton Rouge Occ. 17 Kentucky nexmgwn H Mus-1 State Baton Ron? Od- 5 Baylor Shrevepo 24 Honda-Gameswx e Nov 1 Tulane 32100 Rouse Od- 31 Ole M185 Baton!! e I l I six!! +5051 Y X . . A . f- . O L '. . Z ' hzfnk yo: rv . 1 y 9 ' Q C. 1 A X ,E-L 1. ' e l fo fi ' A 1 , if 'hs ' 'xe, g, , Q, .4 3 1. r , . 2 .oe Y L th ig 2 ' 'eo . 11 C 5' 'lf I ' 't XY P ' 'a S 'J 2. .2 .. . xi 1 A ' . n . f L, P A , 'x . A . lg v .1 A 4.1: . Y Y .ln ,V la . , 4 ' ' 3 'Je' Q, ' , S' e . 5311! . D' C. f V Co Stp ' - . ' '-' Nov. I ' -' Sep .. .- -- ' Nov. . - - n Oct- ' ' ll .' '-2 - . , wg S!- Q gl 1 HI z 3: 5 7! 56 Q ll is -fa, A BARBARA ANDREWS Miss Fronnie Borrel Miss Theresa Meyers Miss Lana Lyons I ' , 4 Z . MISS GLENDA GUTHREY 59 Mass Judy Pottorff Muss Betsy Ann Jacobsen 60 Muss Jan Broussard MISS JOAN WYNINGER 6l Mass Trena James 62 Mass Bonnie Sue Perry MARY LOUISE PACK Donald Carlin Larry Davis Rex Deaton 64 BEAU RUMMELS Logan Perkins Walter Hughes 65 Charles Bourgeois Chuck Sullivan if ' 6 J. L. Duhon A. J. Woods BEAU RUMMELS C. E. Bowen Bully Keever fhi Skipper Hastings if st, wsgl QUEEN GLENDA GUTHREY HOMECOMING . . . THE HIGHLIG October 24, l958, was the day of the Eighteenth Annual Homecoming of Sulphur High School. The Queen, Miss Glenda Guth- rey, escorted by her father, Mr. Glenn Guth- rey, was presented to the fans in preegame ceremonies. The court, consisting of three senior maids, three iunior maids, and two sophomore maids, was also presented, Miss JUdy P father, iillorfff escorted b J. Porrorff Y her Wynona Me lier father, Wyersf escof-fed by J. Meye VS- Lana Lyo farh ns' escorr d ef, Lane Lyons-e by her Bel5Y An her f th H Jacobsen, es a er, Olaf Jacobigged by F THE FALL SEASON Mollie Lanier, T957 Homecoming Queen, escorted by Doug and Eddie Lanier, placed the coveted crown on GIenda's head, The court was seated ln a special section of 'he stands where they viewed the game he- tween the Sulphur Golden Tornadoes and the Bolton Bears. d OHS A refs N game Fed, escorted by 'BME' ll l A Ref? . de Lvl-V , wefe. volar' Mae Lou her fans' Gel, H 6 , ,...- ,vv 1 , '44 The queen and her court view the game. A d bY Gwenda WM ejaille gpmon lan d ov ' lathe' P arl Faullg Estelle E F 1K ner father B. B. BL, 69 her GRADUATES AND FRIENDS A G d fI926 h h Idtme S Iph THE GRAND MARCH SET THE PACE FOR THE HOMECOMING DANCE 1 T OPEN HOUSE BEFORE THE GAME lvl ug, GAIETY AN D GLAMQU R 1959 Mardi Gras Quenn, Ydande Louvkere, Cada Wahers, escorted by Nea! Reborn, and Ha1.eX Chaisson, esco b JoXe1 Princesses are 1959 Mardi Gras Nng, Bob y . ded by KeNy MCFarXain. ' 3 VV , nn- X K X 2 V?- MARK THE MARDI GRAS BALL The Mardi Gras Queen and her princesses were chosen by iudges from a parade of 27 beautiful girls who represented The various classes and or- ganizations in school. I George Avery Marilyn Boehm Susan Camahan BAND MEMBERS FEATU 3 H SULPHUR HIGH Diana Edgar Jerry Edwards Bonnie Johnson Roland Loup N OUT-OF-SCHOOL COMPETITION M, 2? f WW IV ' 'X 1 f Q x VV I Im I 1 Ing id I 1 1 vi FORD MISS Gmlxgif HOUSTON Miss Maprex F DISTRICT FIVE HONOR BAND MISS B Runner-UpOAl:,NlE MOSELEY rss Crescent C an - . I ff X ' llfwqm-Nah ify PRESENTING THE 1959 BASKETBALL SWEETHEART MISS LINDA WALKER O NJ I 0 for fe, Linda Walker was crowned Sulphur High School's third Basketball Sweetheart in pre-game ceremonies of the LaFayette game, This was a special occasion as Mr. B, S. Walker was chosen to crown the lovely sweetheart, Maids, chosen by the classes from nomina- tions ot the basketball squad, were-Seniors: Glenda Guthrey, Betsie Robertsg Juniors: Judy Levens, Yolande Louviereg Sophomores: Karen McMillian, Lynell Portie. ,ff , ,V A MOMENT OF PRIDE r f K 3 ,-gi . X - 5 ji, ' 0- 'w ,1 'wah ' , A .L M 'a4m,.' , Q 'aafih 'hjffff 5 f as bfifafqxmv N., if - if 'a 'K 4 5 fa. Miss Babara Mhiscn, As- ,fg 1. fffr fjfhf 3 ifwnff s 1 E gl , . -r' Miss Be1sy Ann Jacobsen meets TV Sfar, Dale Robenson, at the plane as he arrives to appear at the McNeese World Championship Rodeo. 16 .52 3, . S Q' sIsTar1r Edftor cf 1?1e Cy- dcne, irverviews Dale Rcberiscrx l:efo'e We per- K forrrrance. r--. ,rgx fl 77 4 :lv-A., fs.. qv -QM, v.,. .- '-as NVQ. ity THE FIELD WITH THE T95 Bourgeois and Banzhof lead Collins through against Holy Cross. I is 41 CHARLES BANZHOF, Guard CHARLES BOUDREAUX, End SULPHUR VS. HOLY CROSS The Holy Cross Tigers put on one sustained drive for 56 yards and capitalized on four Sulphur mistakes for tour other touch- downs as they turned the Tors back 34-7 in the opening game for each team. The Tors put together a 70 yard drive in the second quarter tor a score by Jimmy Colling from Ql yards out. Boudreaux kicked the extra point. Holy Cross remained undefeat- ed until their tinal game of the year. .4- ' , T .-aid . ,.-+L fit I rn i an If- -I 0 F . .I 4 L ,Mrk 4 'r' L - 'rail ' ' 'itf' ,' I 'L fx f-M A A ' ,C -'7 'f1ff'32i+:xrfi. - ' -1 - ' 5 F ', . l ' A , J + A ' ' 'V I T, ffwfil 1 .1 afiniizir. I K , C A I . ' Y .-7..i,t1, I :Q - 2' ' ' - H- ' ,-.:. . , 1' Q.. Q '1?1 Lf i ' . x-' . ' . s 1: ' U tfhlfg' . .J U , 1 l . . ' tu' -0' 'Vs' ' .V V 115 1-44o'i, ' 404 , vi . t !'w- e.'raw ' : was ,',!s. L. 'fr ' ' , , . Q ,4 . U Tw I , Q v ,' - -A 1 fri .M . ' V ' - HH?-Sig 'fw,.,l.,.j, -ALF , .. . , 4 V .. ,L , .. .--yu.: 4 --4-I2-. ' , vu., ,- .f .4 'N - I . ,a . ,. ..-- Ha. ' 1 ,Qs - : N.. .L .r v- .xi-.cafe cHAi2LEs aouieosois, Tackle DONALD CARLIN, i-iaifback JIMMY coLLiNs, Halfback SULPHUR VS. BYRD The Tors rushed for 2lO yards from scrimmage againsl a highly respecled B y rd Team, but dropped the game 31-6. Our score came aT lhe begin- ning of The last period on a five yard run by Gerald Ardoin. Carlin and Sheeley were our leading pall carriers. Billy Jardell was ouTs'randing as Help Coming HS 5heeleYYUff1S Comer agaifisf Bvfd- a defensive halfbaclc. LLL .4 41 AQ UI? It . ,Q 4:2 4.2 WV, , Q, -S-..,.aa... .' J' , . -ff-.. ., ' ' Q' -'-NSE? f--' jaifax ff, 'Y' ' X- .4. GLEN COUCH, Tackle JAY L. DUHON, Fullback .n Lp ill ph 4. hp.. ai. 1. BlLLY JARDELL, Halfback JACK QUINN, Center CHESTER THIBODEAUX, Fullback I . , . , . h im-of' il., .an in cams! ' , ee. - - i ., '16, 'tzasfh ' y L A ns l -ff. Ili' 'P' avi A 1 5 I gif .--L. af.. ...Y fr Hi . ii-sa is V a'g'i' ' , 3 ' ,, U A ,V X. H 4 , ' ,, - aw., .A 'P R 1'2- 1'-fm 4.65 3 V . vu J,g,' S r qygf at-vi wav, Mu., y. . ,G .1 f,..,,,w L..,,..', N '.-'Iii Q-.-.IA f.: 1' JIMMY vviLsoN, Guard 4- l G 4.4 -wif '- l ft' f 15, L - -K E 1 ,I . K ,Q MY gg., 'ml f ,q -Q T ,WIJE 'N Fai-1. gg aiewaviimr' 35,2 :E E' 5 54 g 'PZ!2!'i'!!E:5'f15. -. T A 4,,-.ax'r,,,f- . ,,, 1 ' L '--,seat-32,fi.4.' '.f vfX1 . ' ., 2a2i3Tf.- 552 T ' , .Q F . t , . A . . uf ' ' 'V v Y.. 4 V V x . BLLL BAKER, Guard 5 .I 1 ,. 45. ,rf-.,. T' 'R' h , ' I. 1 1 a, 5 MK ? + Tt ., aw .n ,-'a,TfQ-3-. X, k 4 A. J. WOODS, End GERALD ARDOlN Haliback SULPHUR VS. ORANGE Playing on a field tlooded twice in one week by heavy rains, the Tors dropped a hard tought garne to the Orange Tigers 22-O. Orange applied the pressure in the last quarter to break open the game by scoring two touchdowns. The Tigers tied tor honors in their district and was rated in the Top TO in Texas high school football. WAVELLE BEGLIS Tackle A host of Torsafter the Terrebonne Tigers, 84 glial' all L I 'F Qgjl xg:-NX' A 4 at 1 -57' V' ' GAYLE CARLIN, Halfback MAJOR DAILY, Tackle JAMES FONTENOT, End SULPI-IUR VS. NEW IBERIA The New Iberia Yellow Jackets downed the Tors 3 to O as a result of a last minute field goal from the 8 yard line. This was the first time in the schooI's history to lose to a New Iberia team, The Tor offense was paced by Don Carlin and Chester Thibo- deaux. Denfensive standouts were Glen Couch, Charles Bourgeois and Billy Keever. 7 if .-Gif! RICHARD GREGORY, Center L GLEN GRIGSBY, Halfback Four Tigers agair-:T one Tor andthe Ret. 4 4-' 'V-5 , xg i :ll X , IU 1'-ef 1 'F' X Q ff if an .,., 3? ..', 2 . 4 s v - ,. -.. xml' .hwy HNF! AL .,, ,A Q, 44 ax U. . A V' 4--by f'lf'3?f ' 1 N , ' W' A' . . , , . Urn: .4 'A . A :K K, ,,.-?f ,,, .g.,,, W .X V ,,,,i-w:f:..- f J ,M ,fQL,-'l,.3?'A'- Q . . , s vs - .z 'kv 535-'f? 'Yf. , 31? 4 'f 'Le -. A A , rw - 1 1 I., 1 I I H. W- '4 1' 31 ggftbiy X 1 If ,1 nv' YT E ' . - A - ,,'. . N41 X EM lo I ff! T 4 , . E 1 K , A TERRY GORUM Tackle TERRY GRA A .. N ' , -- 'V fc 51 'TQ - ,Q fy Q Q 'A V W siggh X5 al F ' a 5 V i '- . g s-MAA. L is 3 4 lg .4',. 1, if r il ,tgp 7 AX'-'V ' 1 DY4 . Q-5 . -. . , 4 ,Jas , , in ,Gi rfjtgt'-qtrgggi ' . 5 . ' . L J tix 'wg V - 'hn'xA'f..x, i'. . , M. , , ' - x'n,.. V--H , . , J -... ,. K e - . , . I l 1' I -' 'Av'- ' ll: Povmrsre HASTINGS, center SULPHUR VS. LAGRANGE Outstanding passnng and good line play enabled the LaGrange Gators to defeat the Tors 27 6 Charles Sheeley led a second half march as the Tors drove to the LaGrange 2 yard lane from where Chester Thnbodeaux scored. Two halfbacks Carlin and Jardell, made 17 of Sulphur's individual tackles Grugsby about to be scalped by the Induans. i.. 1 , 4-QV Y 4: wg-L' A f 7Iav1-J 7 5 . 4 '+ff4'. '1T' 1- .,,, ,c 'ifv' x yil 4vNQ .zg,,,,m .. J '-In ' ,mb ,ii- . ' , ' - 1 I QU! E' , W b' Q , g , X, .7 I' i xx 4 j . KU' ' is Q , . :J . V 1, JN pk.,-'x 'fx iv 7 A X ., ' X ' . 1- ' 3 6 X ' 1, I A A ' ' vm ,. 5 X. 'ld H-5 lL 'pn A. WILLIE VARS, Tackie BOBBY WILLIFORD, Halfback PORTRE BILL WYNINGER, Halfback fl A ' i,g5 ,. ff' We f-s f 'ff K ' 7 1 C' 1 V xg? .1 V? 4 'Q 93 5 x fi ,531 QM, Q , , r - Xl :za ' ' Y X51 E' ', 'ff 'Lag :J vig' 1. . g V ,. I, X4 1 If i, ji. . i . 'x ' ww V, D U xA,A,f' -N 9' ' 4. I , t1g 1 1' ' , , A . 5 ai ',. ., A 1 kia-4 Bell City 7 77 Gillis 7 Marion 77 77 7 LaGrange 77 LaGrange 77 New Iberia .,,l 7 Lake Charles Bolton 77 77 7 La Fayette 7 LaGrange 7 New Iberia Lake Charles Istrouma Bolton 7 7 LaFayette L SEASON THEY 31 27 7 28 46 69 49 7 Al 7 66 66 52 79 7 55 77 7 60 60 I 22 f y. Q 11 Rex Deaton, Donald Carlin, Charles Bourgeois, Craig Bowman, Kent Se L ' x I ' 6 as. -' A Q RQ ..... S' 'L-f x I' .x 'ik Y I N ,J- l ?',t e - sg, fi . L Allxg ,5 'A ix,.v., 1 K Q . TUE I il 3 rw x D Q I 5 I li 1 1 7 'Q .1 Lwdifn , TUE'-Q '- .' v , 4' W 'f 'P XQNL f 6 V . yu' Z f ' XX A 1 wx'-fgQu.1S'A ,I 'f X L - - ' + I! T 'lu- x Q i Q 5-:LSL v fx A ix?-15-53 Z fe? eg -X ! 1' s I v'- ' - l fy X' T y x x URS 1 ,V T R5 Mfr fW A TUR5 A 9 F A, , b 4 it ' . .B- i Y : v 1 S Q, -Am iv -1' 45194 g 'Q 1958 TRACK - DISTRICT 2AAA CHAMPIONS The 1958 Sulphur High School Track Team participated in eleven track meets. The Tors won 8 meets, including the Calcasieu Parish Meet, and the 2AAA district meet. The team also placed 2nd in the Gulf Coast meet, 3rd in the S.L.I. relays, and 12th in the state meet. With only six lettermen retuming from last year's team, the possibilities of developing into a winning team seemed, at first, very slim. However, as the weeks of hard work faded behind, ,, ' w- there developed within this group of boys a buming desire to leam, to win, to work hard, and to sacrifice self-esteem for the good of the team. The results of the 1958 season show what the above factors and talent can produce. Follow- ing are the outstanding honors won by the team that represented Sulphur High School during the 1958 season- Sweepstakes Trophy-This team helped bring to Sulphur High School this most coveted trophy of the 2AAA district. ROW 1: Mickey Sullivan, Jimmy Collins, Donald Carlin, Harold Borger, Leonard Carter, Glenn Grigsby, Willie 2AAA Dlsfflii CITBWYPIUUS- Calcasieu Paf' Broussard, Wallace Kinney, Larry Davis. ROW 2: Jack Quinn, Dale Mount, James Calvert, Nolan Viator, Richard ish Junior Varsity Champions. Vice, Rex Deaton, Ralph Bell, C. J. Abshire, Jimmy Wilson. ROW 3: Billy Wayne Smith, Bobby Breaux, Ray Keever, Charles Bourgeois, John Newkirk, Oran Lee Lewis, James Stark. Honors won by individuals are: ill Best All Round Athlete 1957-58-Nolan Viator. C29 Lettermen-Leonard Carter, Larry Davis, Ralph Bell, James Starks, Billy Wayne Smith, C. J. Abshire, Jimmy Collins, Dale Mount, Glynn Grigsby, Jack Quinn, Rex Deaton, Willie Broussard, Richard Vice, Ray Keever, 135 All District AAA Track Squad-Willie Broussard, Glenn Grigsby. C31 Best Field Man-Billy Wayne Smith. 141 Best Track Man-Willie Broussard. Outstanding Individual accomplishments are: ill District 2AAA Record-440 Relay-Leonard Carter, Dale Mount, Richard Vice Glynn Grigsby-Time 44.3. f2J Calcasieu Parish Record-440 Relay-Leonard Carter, Dale Mount, Richard Vice, Glynn Grigsby4Time 44.25. SULPHUR-SOUTH PARK-BOLTON MEET Scores were Sulphur 115 points, South Park SOV2 points, and Bolton 31V2 points. The Tors swept all three relays, won eight individual events and tied for first in two others. Two school records fell and a third was tied by Sulphur in this meet. The Tors set marks in the 880 and mile relays with times of 1:33.65 and 3:35.1, respectively. They equalled the time of 44.9 in the 440 relay. Broussard won the 440, time 53.2, and the broad iump, distance 2O'43A1 . Abshire captured the mile, time 4:59, and was second to Jack Quinn in the 880, time 2:O9.7. Grigsby took the 100, time 10.5, and tied in the 220, time 23.2. Deaton won the pole vault, height 11', and was second to Leonard Carter in the hop-step-jump, distance 4l'1 . P5 any -D ...Q tr.: 'rn -- ll' .-.. --if i--r . 'Y ' E-R - f-. .1 fr' f-- fa .e 'A' Vfifiliii' Q01 VT U-. fi fe-ei 1958 440 RELAY TEAM MIDDLE DISTANCE RUNNERS 1958 MILE RELAY TEAM Glenn Grigsby, Richard Vice, Dale Mount Nolan Viator, Jimmy Collins, Mickey Sullivan, Jimmy Collins, Dale MOUnt, Larry Davis, Willie Leonard Ca,-yer. Jack Quinn, C. J. Abshire, Willie Broussard. Broussard- I00 f '1t-ff' nv 11,0-3 Q Ta.. E ' 7' ' in i A M m G 519' ' v ' Q' 'I -- .', ',.' 5 ' f ' T Tr.. Q X' 5.2-cr.. if W JV W V . -Y. , 7. -r ' fa Jvllff 3' VARSITY SPRINTERS . VARSITY JUMPERS Jimmy Collins, Richard Vice, Dale Mount, Leonard Carter, Glynn B'llY WGYUE Smith, -llmmY WillS0l'I, RSX DENON, James Calvert, Ralph Bell Grigsby, Wallaqe Kinney. Harold Barger, Leonard Carter, Willie Broussard. SULPHUR 78-MARION 63 Rex Deaton and C. J. Abshire were Sulphur double winners. Abshire won the 880 Ctime 2:l2.8J, and tied with teammate Mickey Sullivan in the mile Qtime 5:0l.5l. Deaton was the hop-step-jump winner ldistance 4I'7 J and tied Marions' Bobby Greene for first in the pole vault lheight 1l'4 J. GULF COAST MEET The Sulphur Golden Tors finished second to Beaumont with 35V2 points. Beaumont had 38V2 points, while lstruma, the pre-meet favorite, was third with 34. Billy Wayne Smith tied for first place in the high iump l5'9 l for our only gold medal of the day. ln other events C. J. Abshire placed 5th in the mile, Charles Banzhof and Ray Keeve placed 2nd and 3rd respectively in the shot, and Ralph Bell placed 3rd in the pole vault. ln the relays Sulphur placed 2nd in the 440 and B80 and 4th in the mile relay. SULPHUR-JENNINGS-CROWLEY MEET The Sulphur Golden Tors left little doubt that they were contenders for the 2AAA district crown as they showed ability, depth, and condition in romp- ing away from Jennings and Crowley in a triangular meet. The Tors won or tied for first in 15 of the 17 events. They finished first and second in nine of those events. Sulphur wound up the day with l26V2 points while Jennings and Crowley.had 53V2 and 22 respectively. Standout performers for the Golden Tors were many. Among them were: Sprinter Glynn Grigsby who grabbed the IOO itime 10.23 and 220 ltime 22.85. Jumper and runner Willie Broussard who broad jumped 2O'4 and won the 440 yard dash ltime 53.65. Ralph Bell, who won the high hurdles, time l6.i, and tied with Rex Deaton for first ,in the pole vault, height il'3 . Rex Deaton, who won the hop-step-iump, distance 4O'l0 , in addition to his pole vault feat. 440 yard relay team, time 44.9, composed of Leonard Carter, Dale Mount, Richard Vice, and Glynn Grigsby. James Starks' time in the Low Hurdles was a new Sulphur High School all time record, time 21.0. .iTf l AT. -sf . . . '-Ms :weatgigff if ' ' R ' . A-'Kms-m-- l0I f ll B19 VARSITY HURDLERS DISTRICT 2AAA CHAMPIONS The Golden Tors took the measure of the 2AAA district teams to win the 1958 district championship in Lake Charles. The Tors' team depth once more proved its worth as the Sulphur crew trimmed Lake Charles' Wildcats by a wider margin than had been expected. Team scores were Sulphur 93, Lake Charles 75, Lafayette 58V2, LaGrange 34V2, Bolton 22, Jennings 17. Sulphur captured only 5 first places including a record breaking triumph in the 440 relay. Nevertheless, the Tors picked up at least three points in every track event and not less than two in any field event. The 440 relay team was never beaten during the 1958 season by a 2AAA team. One of the most outstanding performances of the night was turned in by the ever dependable and very spirited Charles Bourgeois, James Stark, Wilford Cloyd, Ralph Bell, Donald Carlin 6 1 ta st' 'xx 5 1 X Willie Broussard in the 440 yard dash as he came from behind to win a stirring race over Tom Bullock of Lake Charles. Willie set a new Sulphur High School record of 52.2 for the 440 dash in this race. This track victory helped our school win the 1958 2AAA District Sweepstakes Tro- phy. Our points were as follows: EVENT 100 ,,,, 220 ,,,,,, 440 ,,,,,,, 880 ,,,,,,,,,,, Mile .. ,,,,,,, ,, High Hurdles Low Hurdles Shot Put , ,. Discus .. Javeline ., W High Jump Broad Jump H Pole Vault , RECORD 23.6 . 52.2 2.05.9 PLACE-NAME 2nd-Glynn Grigsby 1st-Glynn Grigsby lst-Willie Broussard 4th-Nolan Viator lst-Jimmy Collins 3rd-Jack Quinn 2nd -C. J. Abshire 3rd-Mickey Sullivan 4th-Ralph Bell 5th-Charles Bourgeois 4th-James Starks 5th-Wilford Cloyd 3rd-Ray Keever 4th-John Newkirk 4th-Jack Hebert 4th-Robert Breaux 2nd Ktimej-Billy W. Smith Hop-Step-Jump ,, ,,,,, 2nd-Leonard Carter 3rd itiel-Willie Broussard 1st ltiel-Ralph Bell 5th-Rex Deaton 2nd-Leonard Carter 4th-Rex Deaton 1st-Leonard Carter Dale Mount Richard Vice Glynn Grigsby 880 Relay 2nd-Jimmy Collins Dale Mount Richard Vice Glynn Grigsby 440 Relay . .,,, .,,.,,,,, 4 4.3 Mile Relay ...... 2nd-Jimmy Collins Larry Davis Dale Mount Willie Broussard SULPHUR WINS LAFAYETTE QUADRANGULAR MEET The Tors rolled up 122 points to outclass Lafayette with 52.V2 points, LaGrange with 49 points, and Jennings with 40V2 points. The Tors swept all three relays, won eight of 14 individual events and never placed lower than third in the other six. Sulphur finished 1-2 in the 220, 880, the shot put, and ran 1-3 in the 100 and 440. Grigsby was a double winner in the 100, time 10:15, and the 220, time 22.7 and anchored Sulphur's winning 440 and 880 relay teams. 102 CALCASIEU PARISH AAA CHAMPIONS On a heavy, rain soaked track, the Tors won this coveted meet from their Calcasieu Parish rivals, the LaGrange Gators. The Sulphur lads overpowered the Gators 98 to 43. A Calcasieu Parish record was set in the 440 relay by the Sulphur team of Leonard Carter, Dale Mount, Richard Vice, and Glynn Grigsby. CTime 44251. The Tors won two places in every individual event, finishing one-two in five of them and won easily in all three relays. The following boys gained points leading to the Tor victory. STATE AAA MEET The Golden Tors qualified ten boys for the state meet held at Ruston. These ten boys were spread over eight individual events and three relays. The Sulphur team placed 12th with 9 points. Following placed. Richard Vice Glynn Grigsby Jim Collins Dale Mount Richard Vice Glynn Grigsby Willie Broussard Larry Davis Dale Mount Jimmy Collins are the events in which we EVENT PLACE-NAME 440 3rd ftiel-Willie Broussard 880 4th-Jimmy Collins Mile 3rd-C. J. Abshire Pole Vault 4th ltiel-Ralph Bell R EVENT TIME NAME 100 H.- ...... 10.5 lst-Glynn Grigsby 220 ...... ,.,,, 2 3,55 lst-Glynn Grigsby 440 ...,.. ,,.,.,,, 5 3,85 2nd-Richard Vice 880 ,..,....,....,... ,,,,,,,, 2 106.0 lst-Willie Broussard Mile ..........,... ,,,,,, 4 :57.2 2nd-Nolan Viator High Hurdles Ist-Jimmy Collins Low Hurdles ,,.,... ,,.,,, 2 nd-Jack Quinn Shot Put .....,,, ,.,,, 4 6'5 lst-C. J. Abshire Discus ......... l26'8 3rd-Mickey Sullivan Javelin ........ ,,,,,,,,, 2 nd-Ralph Bell High Jump ....,. ,...,,, 5 '6V2 3rd-Charles Bourgeois Broad Jump ..,.... , ,,,, 2nd-James Starks Pole Vault I0'8 3rd-Donnie Carlin Hop-Step-Jump ,,,, , lst-Charles Banzhof 440 Relay ..,.,..... 44.25 2nd-Ray Keever lst-Jack Hebert 3rd-John Faulk 2nd-Robert Breaux 880 Relay asee 1:34.45 tsl-sally smith 2nd Itiej-Harold Barger lst- 2nd-Willie Broussard 3rd-James Calvert Mile Relai' - 3:39-4 lst ltiej--Rex Deaton 3rd-Ralph Bell ISY- 2nd-Leonard Carter lst-Leonard Carter Dale Mount Q .. KL I E3 fCff?25ff 'E' 1. - .id JUNIOR VARSITY 440 AND MILE RELAY JUNIOR VARSITY MIDDLE DISTANCE RUNNERS Gayle Carlin, Winn Fowler, Bobby Jolet, Neal Rabom, Denton Bobby Williford, Chester Monceaux, A. J. Vincent, Gerald Billeaud, Gerald htbowell Hwridt- Frank Taylor, .na Leland Albright. l03 E5 . 1. rf .' af., in .1 J 2 , . 1 ff g - ,, Mfme- 8 i ri'?a,x.f?l X, l 41 r , I ,J55?r. A V - , ,ser Q , 1958 JUNIOR VARSITY JUMPERS JUNIOR VARSITY WEIGHT MEN Frank Howard, Bobby Williford, Darrel Schultz. Robert lstre, Wavell Benglis. 1958 Calcasieu Parish Junior Varsity Champions. The 1958 Junior Varsity track team won a number of meets but the most notable was the annual Calcasieu Meet. The Junior Tors showed their heels to a field of six teams in capturing six individual first places. ln addition to the first places, they had seven second places and two fourth's for a grand total of 76 points. James Botary was outstanding for the Junior Tors in winning the 100, time 10.7, 220, time 24.25 and anchoring the two winning sprint relay teams. His time of 24.2 in the 220 was a new record. Following is a list of point winners in this meet: EVENT TIME PLACE-NAME 100 W . 10.7 lst-James Botary 220 , 24.2 lst-James Botary 440 , 2nd-Denton Henrich 880 , dth-Winfield Fowler Mile . .- 2nd-Paul Roberts Low Hurdles . . 2nd-Gerald Ardoin High Hurdles . 18.5 Ist-Bobby Jolet Javelin , ., .. , . .. .. 4th-Wavel Benglis Shot Put . . . .... 43'7V2 1st-John Newkirk Discus ..,,. , , 2nd-Bob lstre Pole Vault ,. . 2nd-Bobby Williford High Jump . ..... ......... 2 nd-Frank Howard Broad Jump .... 17'3V2 lst-Fred Hoover Hop-StepJump ., . 36'53A 1st-Durl Shultz 440 Relay , ,.,, ,.,. 4 7.9 'lst-Frank Taylor Bill Keever Warren Richard James Botary 1st-Frank Taylor 890 Relay ' l'4l'o James Fontenot Warren Richard James Botary 2nd-Neal Raborn Mile Relay , ,... B'-'ilil-WY -10191 Gayle Carlin Denton Henrich ALL TIME SULPHUR HIGH SCHOOL RECORDS EVENT NAME YEAR RECORD 'IOO , Glynn Grigsby 1958 .10:15 220 , Jim ,Deaton -1954 . , 22.6 '440 ,,,, ,, Willie Broussard 1958 , 52.2 880 ,,,,, . Darrell Broussard 1956 ., , 2:02.11 120 High Hurdles Harvey Nix 1956 . , . . 15.3 Mile . Joe Duhon 1955 .. 4:37 18O Low Hurdles James Starks 1958 ..., .. 21.0 'High Jump , Billy Wayne Smith 1958 .. ,. 6'0 Broad Jump . . Jimmy Ardoin 1956 .... H 21'4 HopStepJump .. Troy Anderson 1957 .... - 4551 Pole Vault .,.,,, Oliver Moss 1956 12'0 Shot Put Louis Vincent 1938 5O'9 Javelin Paul Hyneg 1956 163'3 Discus . . Jerry Pollard 1957 . 1427 'A40 Relay ,,,,,. Leonard Carter Richard Vice 1958 . . 144.25 Dale Mount Glynn Grigsby 'seo Relay s Jimmy comm 1959 1133-1 Dale Mount Richard Vice GI nn Gri sby 'Mile Relay willa: BYOUS?6I'd N58 3135 Dale Mount James Starks Jimmy Collins Q'New Sulphur High School Recordsl 104 JUNIOR VARSITY HURDLERS Bob Jolet, Gerald Ardoin. JUNIOR VARSITY SPRINTERS Warren Richard, Frank Taylor, James BoTary Billy Keever. n Q 4 91 ov 1 ev JUNIOR VARSITY JUMPERS Bobby Williford, Chester Monceaux, Gerald McDowell, John Carl Arnett. SULPHUR-LAKE CHARLES-LAGRANGE TRIANGULAR MEET Sulphur High Sdwool passed a big test of the track season with flying colors in turning back Lake Charles and LaGrange. Sulphur wound up in first place with 84 2X3 points while Lake Charles was second with 79 points, and LaGrange third with 38V3 points. Sulphur won three individual events and one relay race, but the Tors depth gave them the edge. The Tors won at least two places in nine of the T4 individual events, S. L. I. R ELAYS The Tors placed third to Bryd and Istrouma in the annual S. L, I. relays at LaFayette. in this meet Billy Wayne Smith high-iumped 6' to break a long stand- ing Sulphur record and to take second place in the higheiump. Sulphufs mile relay team was clocked in 3:32.47 as it finished second to Byrd in the final event of the day. This team was composed of Willie Broussard, l.arry Davis, Dale Mount, and Jimmy Collins. TORS BLOW PAST FRENCH AND ORANGE Sulphur's strong squad overpowered a couple of Texas visitors to remain eight individual events and tied for first in a ninth to amass T20 2X3 points. Half miler Jimmy Collins won his specialty in 2:O5.5. Glynn Grigsby was fine performances by Wallace Kinney, Dale Mount, Leonard Carter, and Ray First place winners for Sulphur were: EVENT TOO Mile . Shot Put Javelin High Jump Broad Jump Pole Vault Hop-Step-J ump 440 Relay 880 Relay , Mile Relay , undefeated on home cinders. The Golden Tors swept all three relays, won French of Beaumont scored 72V3 points, while Orange managed 7. held out of this meet because of a muscle iniury. The slack was taken up by Keever. RECORD NAME . 10.9 Dale Mount 4:58.7 C. J. Abshire 45'l 0 Ray' Keever 144' Robert Breaux 5'9 amy smith , 2O'9 Willie Broussard i l'2 Rex Deaton Ralph Bell 4l'6V2 Leonard Carter 45.5 Leonard Carter Dale Mount Richard Vice Willie Broussard l:34.9 Jimmy Collins Dale Mount Richard Vice Ray Keever 3:43.41 Willie Broussard Larry Davis James Starks Jimmy Collins 2ND PLACE WINNERS FRESHMAN 2AAA DISTRICT TRACK MEET O cy ' Terry Granger, Poynter Hastings, Gerald McDowell, Willie vars, Terry Gorum. Frank Taylor, John Carl Arnett, Warren Richard, James Botary. l05 Chester Monceaux, Eddie Nelson, Leland Albright, John Carl Arnett. WWMNWW, WIKI? Eglin WEBER l---- i. q F 'hh I Ci-ini F1111 H1111 WW ,ti W , I l E sf E 1 I . A M . W M LMA.-.-l-,'.,,,,,,......L..' :, ji N, M , .- m L, I i11f-- llgllllnq THREE YEARS A GOLD EMBLEM CHAPTER x 51 if 11, J vast- 5 S ,.. ,. ,Q ,,,. ... ' OFFICERS The National Gold Emblem award is designed to give recognition to a chapter of Future Farmers of America in accomplishing outstanding programs of activities, and in providing valuable education experiences for the en- tire membership. The avvard is administered by the Na- tional Board of Student Officers and the National Board of Directors of the F.F.A., through the lJ.S. Office of Vocational Education. A planned program is formulated at the beginning of each year by the chapter members. This program must list activities, committees responsible for each, goals or obiectives, and ways and means to be used in reaching each obiective. Activities must include: supervised prac- tice activities, cooperative activities, community service activities, leadership activities, earnings and savings ac- tivities, conduct of meeting activities, scholarship activi- ties, recreational activities, and general activities. President Vice President , 2nd Vice President 3rd Vice President ., 4th Vice President Secretary, , Treasurer Sentinel , Reporter , . Junior Advisor Assistant Treasurer PARLIAMENTARY LAW TEAM-Terry Richard, J. D. Vallot, Jr., John Dever Walter Hughes, Doyle Little, George Rea. OFFICERS WALTER HUGHES JOHN DEVER JIM HAWTHORNE GERALD McDOWELL JIMMY NELSON LARRY DAVIS TERRY WATKINS DALE MOUNT J. D. VALLOT KEITH WING , RONNIE SAVOIE TO MAKE THE BEST, BEGIN WITH THE BEST SEATED: C. E. Bowen, Glen Bean, Paul Veal, Terry Watkins, Keith Wing, Dale Mount, Bobby Garrison, Kelton LeDoux. STANDING: J. B. LeDcux, Student Teacher, Jimmy Veal, Wiley Dunn, George Wilkerson, Walter Hughes, Elwood Henry, Chester Thibodeaux, Thomas Meyers, Roger Mount, Doyle Little, John Dever, Mr. J, D. Vallot, Instructor. To receive due consideration in the National Best Chapter contest, it is necessary that the chapter report of accom- plishments at the end of the year be reported on three different forms. The State association of F.F.A. will consider the accomplishments, check on the group and will recommend to the National Association of the chapter being selected as State Best Chapter. The National association in turn follow the same procedure as the State Association. The size of the group has nothing to do with determining its recognition. It is simply based on all activities, re- sult attained by activities and coordination of the chaptenrnembers in dealing with agriculture. Also, the many winnings in various activities, locally and in state, improves the ability of students in agriculture. Both the interest shown and actual accomplishments over a period of years give ample evidence of the effectiveness of the best chapter award. The award has been a valuable aid, on both State and National level, in stimulating individual and cooperative effort and in crystallizing chapter programs of work into a series of worthwhile undertakings. 4 Miss 5 s ' B TAY 'WE,fifCB5EN DAIRY Przooucts iuootrsie TEAM John Dever, Wiley Dunn, Keith Wing IO9 It Q I 2 ROW T1 Terry Richaro BtlTy Bake' J. D VaT1ot,Jr. Larry Dams Mike Guldry Jim Hawthorne ROW 2: Buster Rae Tomnay Lyons Tom O'Qt, mw Terry Vtfafklns LesTie Bu'-nncloer Titus GL,J.Ctte Jottnry Areno Jean Broassarc, not pfwred .4- : 5 ww , 344. K-we , f 4 J-gifafzk. V - School Farm Tractor Maintenance. . fs-. ,. + - 143.3-,3r.1.z.-.,,H..fxl.'T'f4?4H f2 3 X' ' yrfyqfffii W if--W ' - . , N f- .Q 4 ,, , , :f ,i' fi:-J. -5,-1-g.,f-' ff' 1' ,, X , ,-' -V .1- Aish '93 'jr :jg-ww, ,NNT 'aim 'Tv:u.,,:,.m,'1'f x i'Ss!' 'iw' ' ' ' -u The VeaT twlns show their Beef twins. u 1. n 1 u l - X . , ,,M,. -, , .T 1, ,rf , 4,-1,, I ., . , 15, The FFA. boys keep the shrub trimmed. . .av -A - ..,.,- ... 16.3.24 LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM--Ted Albarado, WaTter Hughes, Gary W Jfe J. D. Ve! ct, Jr. son, BJU Baker. DAIRY JUDGTNG TEAM Keton LeDoux, Th-21155 Meyers, Dale Mount, IIO Bettilu McHaHie, Betsy Ann Jacobsen, Lena Duhon, Sandra McClure, Ann Ashton, Judy Amuny, Sandra Melancon, Betty Woods. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Judy Dugas, Frances DeGeorge, Carolyn Loup, Linda Walker We N1 U' f U lk? d TURE Presoert Vice Presdent Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian Song Leaders Reporter Historian F.H.A. OFFICERS JUDY AMUNY HARRIET ANTHONY SANDRA M:CLURE ANN ASHTON SANDRA NELANCON BETSY A, JACOBSEN BETTILU MCHAFFTE BETTY WOODS LENA DUHON 1 4 t if ROW I B A Jcobsen Scphte Dtakcs Bettlu McHaffte Sandra Melancon ROW II Lnda Wdker Juoy Dugas Jenny LaFTeur Fr nces DeGeorge Lena Duncn Judy Armmy ROW Ill Sandra Mount Carol Ann LaVerne Joyce Bm v Foy! Gu dry C nd fJcCM,re Ann Ashtor' II2 ' fx f 1 '3 BEING SHAPED FOR YOU TODAY - S..- : , . rg fp. I I The F.H,A. furnished seasorfs decorations for all 1 I New, .'.ezc, R'a Sae Pulver, Be'ty Wcocs, G.-.e :a La dr,, Bor-'e Jo'c5'w RCI. tl: F'a ces N.,:K'es, Barre Wfse, S'-alfa Nurrell, Martha av: -. es, Pay! Fatjk, Lfnca Disco , Pat Cari, Srerr, Cages, Ca':yr' Leap, 'V: s Aw' Lyovs Kafer 'V'dtMF,n. ROW III: Barbara Roberts As ': Perry, Barbara Aye-'s Sas Trarwar' :ie Dmoz' Cy: ,r Bysatl, .' , S-e .'-abc' A ce Drost, Mertyn ,'V'1!'e', II3 11,1 NATIONAL BETA ... IHC 3 f:: ' ,f I D 2 B 2 E 5 2 ' A4 an 9 R' S 'I V e MW, Presidem mr 7 'A I Vice Presfde + LOG Recording! Sergretary AIEENZEEKINS Erzgrespondimg geuetary ERMARY ANN surer NIE JUN Program Chairman PAM BEOSILCOTT JOHN BE USSARD RGSTEDT ROW X: Sylwa Wright, Sandra Mdancon, Mary Ann O'B3er, Momy Rae Spaldlng, Shlrkey Hays, Diana Edgar, Card Hanna, Frohrwle Borrel, Llnda Gmdry, Ernie Slcctv, Karen Ccllhs, Theresa Woodsr ROW 2: Waher Hughes, Berrllu Mckiafhe, Par WoW, Eva Mae Mlller, Barbara Wisorw, Jlrhmy Naremore, CBLVLFX Fleriken, Richie Gr15wcYd, Roland Loup, Jack Ehdhott. ROW 3: Rlchard Lee, Logan Perklrws, Larry Dav1s, Chop Bergsvedf, Kem Q' Yeton, CharYes SheL,rraker,Ber!Re'rwsfe1h, BAL Pefiltfer, Sea'e,Rar1dy -mg II4 - Nare- Z . cams, J mmY Walter Huiihes, Larrxr' Morgan' KJEF more- gon llll ENCE AKES THE DIFFER KNQWLEDGE M ROW 1: Kai c- L.,-v 'e r?ose'r':i B: 'eye', . :e We Ke: 7. 195, Pea' B'o,ssard Gera'd'r'e 1-1:56:91 Carol Darfez, Safcre F-er ken, Mary Fepfk, Bybare Andrews. RCW 2: Geyge Mc'v H'rw, Sandra '. cCL'e, 'Very A , Befy Vc-n', Pcbeva Refrws'e'f, Circ Pfeuser, Sylvfa Cryer, Jud H 5o.xgec's. RCF. 2: Lev, ':'g5f', 15:4 G.-ff, Bobby Dc,gPwe'f, D' Fcberf Isfre, Jevy Edv-.ycg y fcrgan, Sylvia army Jsves, Cuffs Case, Rcmre Nelson II5 Wg.: Q in Z G 5 k , ' Y I f I ,4,V.,,, I 5 iii? no A 3 v ' 9 , K , 5-4 H Q fi ' VV I sun ul V L gg, 7 3 n 1 3 'fl 0 ww 9' 1, 6 ' Q ',w,v- ill? Q I - lykff 51 gf f 1 'lF'v..Ni Sh N WE CALL IT TRI HI Y W4 sg! Scphom re and Jumcr TrrHrY erwtartam Sen org ar a farewell party II7 Peggy Mount and Donna Ellender attended the area HIY and Tr HIY Conference ID Estes Park Colorado rn August of 1958 wnth other delegates from Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Colorado and Wyommg Judy Best Gayle Prelean Mary Jo Ashton Ann Olene Covmg ton and Carla Walters work on the THHIY Servuce PrOleCT for the year I , W A K A gum S X I . 's 'x ii P4 f 6 'EJ' L fi-'f Z! w in in - , QM 3 L ,,. o .X kb, -.5 . , 0 -F x X 3 Q Q Q 4 9 1 L, .. - N, A3355 S, 5 :fa -in 4319 rw wi-f+iaQ.f-2 it H li li fini ll 'ylxfulll www - 1 , Q9 'H' 'K fab 'aw fm ' I O THIS IS BETTERNESS - AND TRAINING HELPS YOU GET IT. FUTURE 5' NURSES IL '5 ydls. f s L ,us--V- 5 ,. THESPIANS 5 2 nl T ,i lm - N Presldenv Vlce Presldenr Program Chairman Secretary , Treasurer Reporter OFFICERS BARBARA ANDREWS ROLAND LOUP INEZ COFFEY EVA MAE MlLLER ROSALIND BLOMEYER PAT WOLF ,Q-J ROW lx Mary Ann O'B,er, Bersy Roberrs, Barbara Andrews, Bcbbe McGee, Carolyn Passrnan, Berry Norden, Pat Wolf, Rosaln Blomeyer, Jo Ann Hebert Dranne Edgar, Sylva Cryer, Carolyn Loup, Berry Woods, Barbara Rcberrs ROW 2: Terry Granger, Judy Moss, J, W. Ousley, AUd'eY Clafk pOrTer Brll Wynlnger, Bud Lyons, Eva Mae Mller, Shlrley Hays, Lynelle Porte, Ona Mell Rlchard, Theresa Meyers. ROW 3: Terry Gorum, Charles Sheely Elwood Henry, Billy Wayne Srnlth, Johnny Jefcoar, Bobby Denton, Brl Byrely, George McMEll.n, Gene Earl, Roland Loup, Bobby Joler, Bllly Keever Jlmmy Ray. Nor p Cured: Mary Ann Mlrchell. THE WORLD I ' Y: . 1 Q ff at Q2 Nw llj I-Di-iq mn R Q55 .gtiilff 5 film ,q ll: Q , ,... a . - ,, .,,..,,.,... Y ..u---Q.. .. ,..4- A v .,, . .--..n SCIENCE CLUB .n...- -1-ann - THEY SEEK THE UNKNOWN xi-, ' 'IT- tT':: ..,,, T.- -Q.f- A ..... N W ,J .Q -- K T7 'fi' President , JACK ENDICOTT ' Vice President DENNIS HOB!-XUGH Pa l'5mem5 '5D Secrefary-Treasurer SANDRA MELANCON sefgeam.ar.Afms BERT REINSTEIN ROGER MOUNT Actlvlry Coordinator JERRY EDWARDS PHILLIP GUIDRY 1 1 J 1 Ba Is r-sow er re Mc or c ar W e avs c nny Em Q my Fe Ken Logan Pe k rs N ry Arn O Ber Samara MeWar1c Bef y Mow? ROV' 2 'farrer Hugrwc K rl L Few Chop Bergsrecr Fredde C Ne D rx f Janne R me Gr svvcld Ro arc Loup Herry Mrsse ,er VC fx e Cx Dona' orvenc' fwfr' 0 1 an e rr Bert Re Oven Bobby QT rns Percy Hazieron D SHCOC 'Nz ec ckErc l26 MUSIC IS THE HEART OF JOY - TO VOCALIZE President BlLLY WAYNE SMITH Vice-President JOAN REYNOLDS Secretary-Treasurer KAY GREENWOOD Publicity RlCHARD LEE and LAURA HEFFERNAN iii f 4. i - . - f f .- -I . . , ' mf , . x I Accompanist, GLENDA GUTHERY ROW l: Naomi Allen, Carolyn Perry, Rita Williams, Carol Dartez, Joan Reynolds, Reatha Garland, Thelma Hook, Kathleen Escaubas, Glenda Guthery, Rachel Ross, Open Peshott, Frances Burke, Barbara Hanson, ROW 2: Mary Zoe Hewitt, Nina Sue Griffin, Delane Joiner, Ruby O'Quinn, Darlene Lyons, Judy Brand, Rose Potts, Sophie Diakcs, Nancy Grubb, Laura Heffernan Sandra Mount, Judy Levens, JoAnn Wright. ROW 3: Danny James, Johnny Croom, Tommy Lyons Daton Landw, .Vmmy Everett, Roland Loup, Rodney Courmier, Titus Guillctte, Richard Lee, Kay Greenwood, Billy Wayne Smith, Mack Koonce, Henry Missie. ROW -1: Phyllis Leger, Cecelia Knight, Bobby Dougherty Lester Hasl-ia, Lloyd Sullivan, Wyndell Sandell, Aron Richard, Emile Arceneaus, Hazel Chaisson, Lfnda Moore. l27 IS QUITE THE THING - FOR ANYONE, GIRL I 4.9 ,..- A.-y xl x 1 I Q G if Qi, J xg r it da Reynolds' GNU O: Joan - XM. om? Jule 'W Wg GUKYNE ' PMP . AO , 5 orrxcillsgaral Pa' T . CHORU Guthew' GW Q-,Wa nan. NN'JghLaura Hegel ay qeir oaflel C2-Hole 'WJO hey R055 GMS ood tw Gveenw GIRLS CHORUS GIRLS CHORUS-ROW l: Linda Daily, Joan Bcurgeous, Carole Danez, Joan Reynolds, Reatha Garland Thelma Hook Kathleen Escaubas Hazel Chaisson Glenda Guthrey, Rachel Ross, Barbara Hanson. ROW 2: Phyllis Leger, Bonnie Guidry, Celia Knight, Ruby O'Quinn, Darlene Lyons, Judy Brand, Nancy Grubb, Kay Green wood, Easter Thistrup, Peggy Westbrook, Sarah Ogea. ROW 3: Mary Zoe Hewitt Nina Sue Griffen, Delane Joiner, Rose Potts, Sophie Diakos, Bo Mount, Jo Ann Wright, Laura Hefferman, Judy Leyens, Naomi Allen. l28 af' H N L X Y - LET'S ALL .IOIN IN AND LEARN TO SING - J BOYS land QUARTE I T, . James. OUP, wendenklchmd L Sandelfl ee Ro Danny I 5 xx BOYS, CHORU c 5 OFF Ooncel Wen, Jim f Billy my Coll ins' BOYS' CHORUS BOYS' CHORUS: ROW l: Loyde Sullivan, Rcy Jciner, Warren Chapman, Terry LeJune, C. J. Abshire, Lester Hasha, Wendell Sandell, Butch Arceneaux, David Mack, Roland Loup, Johnny Crcom, C. E. Bowen. ROW 2: Tommy Lyons, Dalton Landry, Titus Guillotte, Jimmy Everreft, Rlclward Lee Billy Wayne Smfth, Mack Koonce, Rodney Carmier, Henry Misse, Jimmy Collins Aron Ricl1a'd. MIXED Ann W' VET, . Sandell, nghr' Ca Rmhard rol Dane? Lee, , Wen Jo dell WE'RE BUILDING BIG ON BRIGHT IDEAS LIBRARY CLUB 3 PATTY WHETNALL, President GAIL BOGGS, Vice President Li-A BETTY ROMERO Run-i ANN WOODWARD Secretary-Treasurer Repo,-qer 'W 15- Ad? ROW l: Patty Wlwetnall, Gail Boggs, Betty Romero, Ruth Ann Woodward. ROW 2: Linda McBride, Pat Fuselier, Joyce Leger, Barbara Myers, Pat Hantz, Mary Lee Duhon, Brenda Landry, Mary Jane LeDoux, Opal Peshoff, Gwen McNabb, Margaret Cain. ROW 3: Margaret Wright, Gloria Van Slyke, Helen Spell, Darlene Hazell, Hattie Landry, Betty LeDoux, Carolyn Passman, C. J. Abshire, Terry LeJune. I30 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA - POWER FOR EDUCATION OFFICERS Prestdent JUDY INHETNALL V ce President ROBERTA REINSTEIN Secretary THELMA HOOK Treasurer JOAN REYNOLDS Reporter YOLANDE LOUVIERE Sergeant-at-Arms JO ANN HEBERT Soonscr MISS WILSON i w t 5' 1-Q. J K ROW I1 TheIma Hood, Judy WhetnaII, Joan Reynolds, Roberta Relnsteln, Jane Burrow, Pat Sierra, Meredith Hebert, Linda CaIdweII, Maxine Carlln, ' - ' ' ' - A Y ' U YoIande Lynette Hoffpautr. ROW 2. Clatr Pttre, Barbara Pendarvus, Mary Jene LeD.,ux, Lettte Morgan, Mons Carrol, Janet Jenktns, Kathy MCM rray, Lcuviere, Jo Ann Hebert. DEBATERS - NO OPPONENT IS TOO wb Q -5- El - JIMMY NAREMORE PAM BROUSSARD ALICE PHILLIPS TOUGH FOR THIS CREW - The Sulphur High School debate club holds the honor of being a pioneer member of the National Forensic League, an organization devoted to public speaking across the country. Each year the club attends debate tournaments at S.L.l., Southeastern, Tulane, North- western, McNeese, and Houston. The members gain valuable experience in expressing themselves before an audience. The organization is self-supporting and the debators earn their own way by sponsoring many fund-raising activities throughout the year. gl- 2 Practice makes perfect. Have hearse will travel!!! 'W fr-in S f ba as--g'-'?3 ' ' ,Pb S ff fry 9 I S XM! ' '14 ', I 'fifzffl 1' F.B.L.A. If J. WOODS, President 4' 3 FRONNIE BORREL, Secretary Billy Wayne Smith and Charles Bourgeois, Sergean1s-a1-Arms,Wal- fer Hughes, Parliamemariarl. BETTILU MCHAFFI E, Reponer Rex Deafon, Ser- geanv at Arms, Mary Ann Mitchell, Treas- Ufef. I34 LARRY DAVIS, Vice-President GETTING INTO BUSINESS YOUNG ROW 1 Theresa Myers Rna Wulluarns Darlene Ellrotl Lana Lyons Carol Collngan Rosalund Bloymeyer Allce Phulups Glenda Guthery Judy Poiroroff Catherrne Bowen Frances Benglns Marlyn Boehm ROW 2 Ona Mell Ruchard Carolyn Sue Passman Glynda OQuunn Pa? Wolf Judy Moss Betiy Nordan Betsy Roberfs Judy Levens Carolyn Canady J L Duhon Donme Carlxn Rex Deaton A J Woods ROW 3 Charles Hereford Floyd Comeaux Gayle Carlin Eva Mae Muller Bemlu McHaHe Peggy Alons Wadelfe Hassnen Jerrry LaFIeur Bully Patton Kelfon LeDoux Doyle Lmle John Dever Jerry Sfrauhan Wallace Knnney ROW A Walter Hughes Larry Davls Karl LaFleur Bully Wayne Smnh Craig Bowman Dalton Landry Jack Gwnn Bobby Jolel Bully Keever J W Ousley Lynn Trahan Charles Bcurgeols Nrlly Jardell Jrmrny Collnns Thomas Myers i 'aff Ji! Jr 1 FL I 'll .F Q-xx FRONNIE BORREL BILLY WAYNE SMITH Mlss Model Secretary 5 Mr Buslness Execuhve lrff 5 L. L' in , ,I - w .lv .ld il X, .1 xg A ny? 3 D J I ,if ,lil X 'P I lv 44. i J, A J of milf C . vel in . L ' J' I sg , L. k ,N . I3 I , . AND BUILDING BETTER CITIZENS . . . ROW 'l Mary Lourse Pack Carol Ann Fuller Bonnre Savoy Barbara Knnghten Mary Ann OBrer Glynda Ford Joan Wynrnger Yolande Louvrere Hazel Charsson Lrnda Lou Trahan Judy Dugas ROW 2 Gall Palombo Lynelle Portre Judy Kay Cole Renee Nlckell Betty Lou Oliver Bonnre Crawford Judy LeDoux Martha Smrth Lrnda Patton Nancy Lawson Carla Walters Judy Best Donna Ellender Jimmy Johnson ROW 3 Sherry LeDoux Barbara Broussard Bonnie Sue Perry Glynda Lacy Nan Butler Ray Barrrngton Zrlda Sonnuer Judy Delouche Ellen Brand Mary Ellen Whrte Bonnre Mosley Karen Varett ROW 4 Elaine Martin Jan Broussard Judy Hand Murl Rnchard Shayne Owens Audrey Clark Lana Montz Lnda Brrdges M ry All Karen Ball JoAnn Wnght Lrnda Gurdry Joan Bourgeors Celra Knrght Sara Ogea if mit 1' 9 rlwam V wood ' xAuQl'le5 X Luxe Wallel Ellen Brand Eva Mae Mller Betty Olrver Spellmg Team e ever DOJ jo n Saw -rearfl 1 : U I I I I . I I I I I . I . I . I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I - 3 1 1 I I I I 4 I A ' I I I A I I I ' 2 ' '1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 3 1 6 1 1 -45 'Ry , E . 1 9 I I I ,, , 4 . gy 1. .31 I ? fi gl r C' J' ,1 , . , 3 IX I I C' 'iff' 1 - - Q .X al en. S, 'I 1' 5 L . K A' . 1 1 1 l 1 ' - ' . 1 lt ' 136 aN QUILL AND SCROLL - SPECIALISTS IN THEIR FIELD '.:f:s.n'j-.L Gillis' 5 ssswu. Bettilu McHaffie, John Bergstedt, Larry Davis, Carol Anderson, Barbara Wilson. Quill and Scroll is an international Honorary Society for high school iournalists. To become a member of this or- ganization, one must maintain a B average, be an active member of either the yearbook or newspaper staff, and have two recommendations from their sponsors. A student must have reached his iunior year in high school before he is eligible for membership. The purpose of the society is to raise the standards of iournalism in high school. Mary All, Sylvia Bourgeois, Mary Ann O'Bier, Ernie June Silcott, Sylvia Wright. Jerry Edwards Audrey Clark Bobby Dougherty Pfesbenf PHYLUS GUNDRY ',f f. :VM Mp' COCIQIEC LQBLANC Sec'e'ef, -T'ees.'e' JLN BRCLJSSARD Q' v ,fr '- 4? 1 ave G dry Jane B D Q I-.-aadc a d 'fan Lee SJC Jam Lfcs Tfwn-ee '.',e's Nec I-' ff, 'fcfa C UL' f , e Pa sy Hawz Depfne LeEff Jef E':-ssa'd RCN 2 Sesef Ka, S,? e Ce'c', Pe 1 css a as e So eau, Ba bare Ayers Lnda Pawsf Ga' Pcfafrbc, Nan Lc. B 'men Gland , , a'c'1 L L. a Lac, Q eDcux, Ei Ur 1 ' Cos 19 Le anc 1 1.955 c Tubby O'se'1 Bice S , ge', Jcenm' lm. Teh' Lelfe C J, !-be? 'G 'fflfef Sdfiva 'a, e Be' e Cha We-1 e Jerr Ha d NCT f UN a, A C . G 52:19 he Pa , .'.'e'fe Led- Pcfavd Ee . Rise Cvawes W PQ, e 4-H - MAKING THE BEST BETTER SUS!-N K!-Y SLJTTLE CQCKE LQBLANC-9529 general IJes'Ock Grand Charrpion Staie sheep shourhanship, 7rn 'n Enicrrdcgf at Nafonai AH Cub Congress, 1958, :ffm 5 'J s 'F 95 5.1 ... CAROLVN SUE PMSSMAN MLQY LEE DLJHON--Sfate Meat ldefifcation, GED!-LDVNE ALB!-RADO-Second In Parsh cherry pe :making ccmesr. MGNA PAYE CARROL -Second, NJDVA derhcnsrrafcn Tea. PHYLLIS GUiDRYfSeccnd, NJDVA demonsirarion tearn. High individual ,. an , I 5, 'A 1 , ia Q I3 H ls Stare Dairy Judging J ABCH THEREQA MEYERS L vde ish Dess Revue 1 9 fy Handcaff r' Parish A HEVETSUT Day Seccnc in Baking Contest in Parish Achieve so ers C ' ent Da, I39 '51., E. Drum Maior, GEORGE MLMILLAN MAJORETTES Carolyn Canady, Karen Ver- reft, Linda Gilstrap. SULPHUR HIGH BAND - Head Maiorehe, DARLENE ELLIOTT MAJORETTES Joan Wyninger, Karen McMiIIin, Bonnie Mose' ley. MQQQW, in FEATURE TWIRLERS Bemlu McHaffne, Glenda Ford. COLOR TONES TO PLEASE THE EAR - OFFICERS Assistant Drum Major DIANA EDGAR X X LIBRARIANS Donald Fontenot, Diana Edgar. Not pictured: Susan Camahan. I4I Cap1ain JERRY EDWARDS Lieutenant: JACK ENDICOTT JOHNNY CROOM W li 5 ,if i I ix Leland Albright George Avery Clara Baeder Marilyn Boehm Donnie Breaux Jerrie Burke Billy Carnahan Susan Carnahan Curtis Case Jerry Cole Karen Collins Yuovone Conrad Ann Covington Bonnie Crawford Johnny Croom John Carufhers Eddie Darbone Carole Dartez Bob Doughiery Darrel Doughfery Delores Dronet Gene Earl Donald Easiwood Diana Edgar Jerry Edwards Linda Ellis Jack Endicoit Linda Feller Steve Flory Donald Fonrenor Bobby Fuller Carol Fuller Nancy Gabbard Cecil Goldsmith David Goodrich LIGHT RHYTHM TO KEEP UP CHEER 5 if ,V 7 as Y V' 'J ll 7 V, if A 7 3 Vfr- ' ' ' 'fx' S ,Z 'oi l42 INNER QUALITY FOR EVERY EAR - -4 Q7 4 1 wr' -A Q--r f? i I Qi- EN Nlliilwu Richie Griswold Marcella Guidry Prentice Guidry Carol Hanna Shirley Hays Arthur Hlnch Dean Hoffpauir Danny James Wilma Jenkins Bonnie Johnson Jimmie Johnson Larry Johnson Roy Johnston Donald Keever Karl LaFleur Phyllis Ledger Richard Lee Velma LeRoy Carolyn Loup Roland Loup Randall Martin Lynn Matherne Doug Mead Linda Moore Gwenn Morgan Betty Mount Stella Murrell Ronnie Nelson Mary Louise Pack Juanita Qulnn Bert Renstein Ronald Romero James Rcy Theresa Rc,er Erne June Swcotr James Sonnler Jimmy Thlbodeaux Judy Whetnall Allen Williams John Wood T AND I - lT'S GREAT TO KNOW HOW - Mr. Lambert, Instructor: Jerry Hand, Jerry Williford, Richard Bracken, Russell Straclley. Students receive related study assignments with each proiect, mathematics, definitions, technical and blue- print reading. Cockie LeBlanc, Tubby Olsen, lvan Tarou, Dalton Landry, Clarence Powell, and Billy Guthery. 1555 ll 3 fr Second year students advance to more complex construction such as cabinets finish work spray painting and specially selected protects involving more use of power woodworking equipment I44 AND lT'S SMART TO BE BUSY - L... Burton Ledger and Andrew Guidry hard at work. Ivan Tarou, Jerry Maulding, Clarence Powell. Aarcn Richard Ivan Tarou Andrew Guidry Tubby Olsen Burton Leger Larry Trahan demonstrates the hand tools which the boys in their first year master the use of. During the ,school year a small house was constructed, complete with windows and door, to give students first hand experience on the prob- lems a practicing carpenter would face in his trade. The students laid out the foundation lines, erected batten boards, and built concrete forms of different types. More advanced students constructed the door and window units. l f i 'tv 4 Jimmy Naremore presents ihe first place Debate Trophy io the school. EST DISTRICT PLAY DEBATE-FIRST PLACE Alice Phillips Larry Morgan Jimmy Naremore Pam Broussard PLAY-THIRD PLACE Inez Coffey Eva Mae Miller Larry Morgan Billy Wayne Smith PREPARED SPEAKING Jimmy Naremore-First Place Billy Byerly-Second Place CHORAL READING-FIRST PLACE Junior English Class 5 I ' - is '2- EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING Jimmy Naremore-First Place Pam Broussard-Second Place Barbara Andrews-Third Place INTERPRETATIVE READING James Botary-Second Place Linda Walker-Second Place Linda Walker, James Bovarv. ,,-0 do T' Alice Phillips, Pam Broussard, Barbara Andrews. Tommy Nixon, Billy Byerly, Donnie Breaux, Jimmy Naremore I46 MW' AND SPEECH FESTIVAL - I959 SUPERIOR RATINGS Interpretative Reading James Botary Extemporaneous Speaking Jimmy Naremore Prepared Speaking Jimmy Naremore Debate Pam Broussard Jimmy Naremore EXCELLENT RATINGS Prepared Speaking Bill Byerly Interpretative Reading Linda Walker James Jared Larry Morgan Extemporaneous Speaking Donnie Breaux Tommy Nixon Pam Broussard Alice Phillips Barbara Andrews Debate Larry Morgan Barbara Andrews ,law i' FIRST PLACE DEBATE TEAM FIRST PLACE CHORAL READING GROUP ROW I: Donna Ellender, Kathryn Bonnin, Frances Beglis, Judy Best, Ross. ROW 2: Karen Wederspahan, Carla Walters, Yolande Louviere, Joan Reynolds, Carol Pfauser, ROW 3: Floyd Kressman, Gerald Kelly ROW 4: Allan Willians, Freddie Lovall, Jimmy Noblit, Bobby Britnell, Sharon Magehee, Karen Trew, June Straughn, Carol Hanna, Rachel Inez Coffey, Mickie White, Kay Greenwood, Thelma Hook, Judy Whetnal. Larry Cooper, Ivan Tarou, George Janssen, Robert Belile, Willie Gros. Freddie O'Neal, Randy Singleton. I47 THE DAY THE FOOTBALL AWARDS CAME IN ROBERT ISTRE BOB JOLET JACK QUINN W. A. K. Seale Award presented by Mrs. Seale Coaches Award, presented by Coach Ellender, is K.P.L.C. Sportsmanship Award is awarded to the is given to the individual who makes the most given to the individual who the coaches feel individual rated by his teammates as showing the progress scholastically and on the athletic field. had the best attitude on and oft the field, during highest qualities of sportsmanship throughout the practice and during games. season, during practice as well as during games BILLY JARDELL FIRST YEAR Ardoin, G. Gorum, T. Henrich, D. lstre, R. Jolet, B. Lopez, R. Loup, P. McCullor, R. Rogers, L. Sheeley, C. Wallace Ellender Award presented by Mr. Vallot Taylor, F. is given to the individual rated as the best de- Thibodeaux C , . fensive player by his teammates. in Wilson, J. Gregory, R. MANAGERS i958 LETTERMEN SECOND YEAR Keever, B. Banzhof, C. Boudreaux, C. Collins, J. Couch, G. Duhon, J. Jardell, B. Quinn, J. Woods, A. J. Grigsby, G. Dale Mount, Trophy, Wallace Kinney, Trophy, Kenny LeDoux, Jacket. THIRD YEAR Bourgeois, C. Carlin, D. AND EVERYWHERE -Q... My, menu We bU5y??? The IineUp4 Finding new ways TO stump the teachers Any-,799 Nxt VUWX D- g,'x's'XX to i f we ' ,- , NN X x We .W'1ia, L' X34 , Q19 i Xiang, ' ik X ,ig 'H .1 I Look to the skies, huh, Manha? Since when do we sew in the kitchen lab, girIs'?'? Caught you peeking a1 Yhe keys, Jim 9- lv came from omev space Whats go ng on he e boys? s r,png'9W l5I Q' Ruth mie!! Q ,fn ' ff, 'F i as 9 ki ,A - ff ,W 1407 I K A ,Q , 5 1 . I ' af 49' W ' 4 -M N 1 N if H 5 vb , , v i HJ? - .,..,m J -,:' .. ,, no -.-adn 4 , , . 90' fn . 7- 'I' ' X ? ', 'Vw:u..tvQ A' ' if .14 , t A 'g'm.,, l 1 an 'rw .f , 1 '54 -1 W- i ,M ,EL I mf f A 53,111 , ,, , ., 54, ,... S -q L . AGT! 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ROLAND LOUP Class Presndeni EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, OFFICERS Presldem ,,,,,,,,,,,,,. .,,,,. ..,A.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ROLAND LOUP KAY GREENWOOD MARY FAULK ,, BOBBY DAVIDSON YOLANDE LOUVIERE F. 1 v7 CSV FRONT ROW Barbara Taylor Bonme Mosley Marcella Guudry Karen Verrelf Hazel Charsson SECOND ROW Bobby Davidson Randy Singleton Bllly Keever Make Thomas I72 MEET THE OFFICERS r- 1' Qi Bobby Davadson Treasurer Mary Faulk Secretary Yolande Louvtere Reporter Kay Greenwood Vtce Prestdent EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ...- Q, 'I SQ 5-'Q Q x FIRST RON Lnda Brtdges Betsy Ann Jacobsen Joan ReynoIds Mary F SECOND ROW Roard Loup Jack Gwtn Wayne Jerry Cce I73 Poynter X5 S-1 XB- ! - W Q Y Q5 as 45 Ki 'F f Well now really, Martha, is it that bad?? - TOMORROW - ITHE DAY l Vlrgunla Carolyn Charles P6I'1nlngfOI'1 Perry Perry E l Mary Ruby Juanita Carolyn Rayford Quebodeaux Quebodeaux Quunn Racca Racca Warren Wnlbert Rnchard Rnchard Wilma Richard Eddie Barbara Dennis Linda Ronald Rising Roberts Roberts Romero Romero Charles Patrlcua Johnny Barbara George Mona Robert Eddne Sheely Sierra Sangleton Smnh Smlth Smnh Srmth Sonnuer 5 Bobby Nancy Carolyn Pau Don Judnth John Jerry Starns Starr Stegall Stehllk Stephens Stephens Stone 5YfBUQl'1 I94 OUR CROPS MUST xii' ,,...- Roland Barbara Nell Donna Too f' ' th ' ' !??! many nngersm eple,glrls Tassin Taylor Taylor if .7 Kenneth Carl Gerald Gloria Willie Tyler Van Vanderhider Van Slyke Va,-5 Jr, 'M ',. Joan Peggy Sandra Sidney Nancy Mary Sue Peggy Grace Walker Walfgn Ward Weatherford Webb Webre Wesfbroolf Wlmfield Ruth Ann Porter Bill Louie Woodard Wyninger Zeigler Mlrssie, S f0ol' 1179 ihe publ- ff. I96 TOO L ATE Ross Still, a senior transfer from Galveston. ff Here comes Santa Claus. 3' , . 6' This is our kind of people-no shoes. Are you afraid the will fall? ' f 54, We build a fencefand plant a tree. wall My, J.W., you look different, '98 Working'??? In the Tornado Room. TO CLASSIFY These boys arent glrl shy People, people, and more people. '14-f'-.A ' 'ivfqo xl A 9f Kx'? -ez, A lovely receptionist Children at play. Where were you??? Did ycu know 1l1ey let girls play?? ,,x.5ffSim9' If'-H n 1' Y W ' A 5.x - 1f i 1 '- ,,2 ' f:'5 ?9a , f',V'x.1S? f Q afar , , who , hy VV V, J T, ,, 1 , .., 4 5:3 294553 7aii.1.ii I' F -. ' 4 I. f I I , a y , 4 ff .riff I I 4-W 'u !?e 1 ,fo 5 . L , ff ,f SULPHUR MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 5h ' Q' THX., I Nw CompIimen+s of I Napoleon S'rree+ Ph. JA 7-5222 Insurance and Real EsI'a'fe SINCE 1925 Mas- s o 200 W. Parish Rd. Phone HE 99260 7 MAPLEWOOD, LOUISIANA Wes? Poini Shopping Cenfer PHONE JA 7-3265 Exclusive Men's Fashions SULPHUR, LOUISIANA -Q. U. '17, Complimenls of CompIimen+s of WATER WELL SERVICE T 81 M DRESS SHOPPE Service and Supplies High Ligh+s of Fashion Ja 7'7I76 'IU 3'6I2I Phone JA 7-7608 II7 I-Iun+ingI'on M. L. WEST SULPHUR, LA. SULPHUR, LOUISIANA Complimemg of Compliment of WEST CALCASIEU MR. AND MRS. FURNITURE COMPANY ADOLPHE SAUNIER Easf Napoleon Telephone JAcIcson 7-6739 RUTH STREET SULPHUR. LA- SULPHUR, LOUISIANA 1 O Complimenfs of WEST BROTH ERS C0mPlimef1+S of DEPARTMENT STORE KE'TH M- I-YONS The Home of Bei-fer Values SULPHUR LQLHSIANA Phone JA 7-6I47 Sulphur, La. COmplimen+s of Complimems of GARNER 5' 'NC' EAT-MO DRIVE IN Your Ontly lndependeni' 89 CENTER CIRCLE Varlefy STOVE HE 3-5790 ua E. NAPOLEON sr. SULPHUR, LA. MAPLEWOOD- LOUISIANA 203 Bes+ Wishes Seniors of l959 I S4 MR. AND MRS. 'X SQQTKS LEON CURRIE if Corner Lincoln and Huniingfon Sis Complimenfs of WALTERS AUTO GLASS SHOP Au+o Glass Seai' Covers PHONE JA 7-7300 220 E. Napoleon S+. Sulphur, L Wi+h Besi' Wishes From COLUMBIA - SOUTHERN CHEMICAL CCRPORATION SUBSIDIARY OF PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA THE BERGSTEDT AGENCY CECIL BERGSTEDT, Owner General Insurance - Bonds 2I8 W. Logan S+. - Ph. JA 7-5295 SULPHUR. LA. I Sub-Teens . . . Juniors . . . Misses Wesipoinf Village Shopping Cen+er SULPHUR, LA. JA 7-6353 Complimenfs of CALCASIEU INSURANCE EXCHANGE, INC. Members Wri+ing S+andard Profeciion Capi+aI Sfoclc Company Insurance YOUR INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT SERVES YOU FIRST EQVS9 W T BURTON S Compliments of . Qi'-1. ' .. T 'Q 2' I V71 1 I LJFMML, ' ,- -L ' '. ,W 'f Y V' S-56,4 if pa fz . x' 1 gg g ,. 4 T' . 'V I! .m7' 2 ' Q Q A 3 Q v f 95 Qin' rub far DIL ON cisr Qi? if PONTIAC co 1' s, If 1 24 Hour Wrecker Service Sa es Service PHONE JA 7 6393 PO BOX 407 Highway 90 SULPHUR LOUISIANA li 1: fnucxs MEYERS INSURANCE AGENCY INC NOAH MEYERS Manager All Types Insurance Noiary Income Tax Service JA 7 7I3b Phones JA 7 7439 SULPHUR LOUISIANA Mary Ann There are seafs n The back THE CALCASIEU-MARINE NATIONAL BANK Serving Sou+hwes+ Louisiana Offices ai' LAKE CHARLES, LA. Enferprise Boulevard Branch 'Sou+h Ci+y Branch Welsh, La.: Oakdale, La.: Sulphur, La.: Kinder La.: EI+on, La.: Cameron, La.: Jennings, La. Vinfon, La.: Dequincy, La.: Lake Arfhur, La. Oberlin, La.: Iowa, La. 'CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION CompIlmenI's of Co plmen+s of J C HI'-NRY KINNPY BUILDING MATERIALS E gaged n Rce arrng E Cyp an PHONE JA 7 63I9 SULPHUR LA C I'I'Ie Ra s ng JU 3 6363 CARLISS LOUISIANA Compliments of PETROLEUM CHEMICALS INC Ma I c:I'u of Chem caIs PeI'roIeu P od cfs LAKE CHARLES LOUISIANA CITIES SERVICE REFINING CORPORATION Ref ners of Q Hy PeI'roIe m PocIucI's LAKE CHARLES LOUISIANA m I , , fl I I IT' F I I34I . ress S+. d - - o 9 I a I I 13.5. u IG ,sf I I E, Having a good Hme. CocIcIe??? I 0 nu a rers I From m r u I uaI u r CompIimen+s of I'he ALL-NEW 'X . I I3I0 on Your Dlol I SERVING THE FABULOUS LAKE AREA WHERE YOU'RE NEVER MORE THAN MINUTES AWAY FROM MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC! CompIimen+s of KRAUSE AND MANAGAN INC. SERVICE RELIABILITY QUALITY Phone JA 7-68I5 SuIphur, La. CompIimen+s of VINCENTS ELECTRIC 81 PLUMBING CO., INC. SULPHUR, LOUISIANA OLAF JACOBSEN INSURANCE 300 Pecan Phone JA 7-7640 FIRE - AUTO - CASUALTY Complimenfs of McELVEEN'S GifI's Thai Las+ SULPHUR. LOUISIANA CompIimen+s of SULPHUR FLORIST Flowers 'For Every Occasion JA 7-5252 JA 7-6055 MR. AND MRS. BRUCE ALEXANDER RAVIA'S WELDING AND IRON WORKS 230 Pearl SULPHUR, LOUISIANA Your Schwinn Bicycle Dealer Complimenfs of WH ITE SYSTEM SULPHUR, LA. Sh-sh-sh-I.is+en Io Ihe noise!! Everyone seems +o have flew de coop and Ih r goes Mr. Richard. Complimenfs of WEST CALCASIEU PRINTERS SULPHUR, LA. CongraI'uIa'rions and Bes+ Wishes LOUISIANA WESTERN LUMBER COMPANY Dependable Building Ma+eriaIs SULPHUR, LOUISIANA Phone Ja. 7-52I5 m As They Fl The new presidenl' Ialces Candles Burn I Complimenrs of UNIVERSAL SUPPLY COMPANY 2II Parish Road MAPLEWOOD, LA. Complimenrs of CARRIER'S POULTRY FARM Hwy. 90 Sulphur, La. Complimen+s of MAPLEWOOD PHARMACY one HE 9-3639 Maplewood, La. Complimenls of PELICAN STATE LUMBER COMPANY Solo Painls-Old American Roofing Sou'rI1ern Yellow Pine JA 7-7260 HACKBERRY HIGHWAY SULPHUR, LA. Girls of Qualify ii CompIimen+s of BOB'S FOOD STORE Gurh Milk Dis+ribu+or Gallon Jug S'rore 307 Lincoln Sulphur, Louisiana Complimenfs of WHAT NOT GIFT SHOP Complele Line of School Supplies Hallmark Cards Magazines Gif+s MAPLEWOOD, LOUISIANA HE 6-0830 Complimenis of MORENO SHEET METAL WORKS Hearing ancl Air Condi+ioning SULPHUR, LOUISIANA Complimenrs of J. EARL KOONCE DEALER DISTRIBUTOR Prompf, Courfeous Service SULPHUR, LOUISIANA CompIimen'rs of c I' omp'me IS of BUTANE EQUIPMENT COMPANY ETIE'S STORE OF SULPHUR Dry Goods Ready-+o-Wear Hackberry Highway SULPHUR, LOUISIANA PHONE JA 7-7333 Complimenfs of Com'ZIIme IS FRENsLEY's YOUR FOOD STORE UNIQUE CLEANERS 225 N. Crocker S+. JA 7-7506 307 N. Hun+ing+on SULPHUR, LA. SULPHUR, LOUISIANA Nafional Befa Ins+aIIa+ion . . . The DOCI'0I'- Home Building Maferials Lawyer- GILBERT w. COVINGTON Merghqnf. Dierks Long Leaf Yellow Pine JA 7-5276 435 E. Napoleon Chief - ' - SLILPI-IUR, LOUISIANA Wha+ever profession or iolo you choose you'II find Reddy KiIowaH' power an able helper - a parI'ner working for BeH'er Living for Ameflca- Complimenfs of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN Wherever We Se e SULPHUR, LOUISIANA For Communify BeH'ermen'I' rv Momenl' of Their Lives COmpIimen+s of IKE'S RADIO 81 TV 2026 RUTH STREET Hackberry Highway JA-7-9256 Complimenfs of MURL VINCENT BUICK COMPANY PHONE JA 7-9I85 SULPHUR L COmpIimen'I's of JOHNSON LUMBER COMPANY INC. J. HOWELL JOHNSON SuIpI1ur, La. JA 7-6827 Complimenfs of ADIAS SAUNIER SULPHUR, LOUISIANA WI1enaF RSI O .efflx-,A 3 -2,5 I . . , A 216 A CompIimen+s of CARR TRUCK SERVICE SULPHUR, LOUISIANA Complimenfs of NORMAN EASTEND ESSO SERVICE STATION SULPHUR, LOUISIANA Complimenfs of DOB'S DRIVE INN Open: I0 A.M. +o I2 P.M. Curb Service Orders 'Io Go HACKBERRY HIGHWAY I704 RUTH ST. Ja 7-3I74 CompIimen+s of A 81 W ROOT BEER DRIVE IN Quick Curb Service Take Home a Gallon of A 8: W Roof Beer Orders +o Go Sheri' Orders SIDNEY J. MOSS-Owner Haclcberry Hwy. a+ Darbone Sf. I60l RUTH Ja. 7-3228 for a Pen . ..OuiII 8: ScroII Banquef Complimen+s of QUALITY MERCHANDISE PARKER'S GROCERY ENTIEE :EMILY Across From Ca+holic Church Phone JA 7-6938 Svlphur La PHONE JA 7-9054 SULPHUR, LA Complimen+s of Complimenfs of BARBER SHOP MEAD'S GARAGE ADOLPH DuPuls PCENEE 'j',Zp?f2'f'f, Wesf Napoleon S+. Sulphur, La. SULPHUR- LOLHSIANA CompIimenI's of MARGI E'S FLOWER SHOP MRS. Geo. E. FRENZEL Owner Phone JA7-6930 420 Cherry SULPHUR, LOUISIANA CompIimen+s of GLENN OVERMAN CHEVROLET SULPHUR, LOUISIANA CompIimen'rs of Complimems of HUGHES LOUVIERE JEWELERS PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC GEORGE LOUVIERE Owner Your I'Io'rpoin+ Dealer SULPHUR, LOUISIANA PHONE JA 7-9728 SULPHUR, LA Th e Crowning Climax . ., 'ff F.H.A. InsI'aIIa+ion ...Various Roads Io a Main Goal 1 Complimenfs of SINGLETARY SERVICE SHOP Specializing in MOTOR TUNE-UP, WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND WHEEL BALANCING 7II E. Napoleon PI1. 7-7I55 SULPHUR, LOUISIANA SAVOI E'S FROZEN FOODS CompIe+e Processing and Suppliers of Fine Mears HACKBERRY HIGHWAY Ph. JA 7-7585 SULPHUR. LOUISIANA Complimenis of SELF FOOD STORE O PARISH ROAD MAPLEWOOD. LA. Complimen+s of BUTSIE HEBERT SERVICE STATION Come in for TI1a+ Good CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS Sulphur, Louisiana Complimenfs of BEN'S STAR BRAND SHOES Shoes for +he En+ire Family The RAND SHOE TRIM TRED Shoes for Women JA 7-9092 SULPHUR, LOUISIANA DAIRY MALT SHOP Cilies Service Highway HE 6-0I62 COLD DRINKS ICE CREAM HAMBURGERS Complimen+s of LABORDE AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Dislribulors GENUINE REPLACEMENT PARTS Sulphur, Louisiana Complimenls of A. LOPEZ SULPHUR, LoulsuANA A preffy smile helped improve 'rhe evening. 'I .LLM - - A 4, X! Enjoy yourself-i+'s only once a year, Complimen'rs of I DAVE'S BARBER SHOP Hackberry Highway Ja 7-236: SULPHUR, LA. SULPHURI LOU'5'ANA Baske+bal Awards II2 Gold Jugs for I2 Proud Lugsj .-I ITwo more lugs-wI+hou'r any iugsl MORGAN 81 LINDSEY OF SULPHUR, INC. WEST POINT VILLAGE Sulphur, La. Phone JA 7-5I I9 THE STORE OF COURTESY Complimenfs of PARAGON DRUG STORE Since I892 PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Phone JA 7-6622 Sulphur, La. CompIimen+s of GEORGE MISSE GROCERY EImers Candy School Supplies CompIe+e Line of Magazines SeIec+ed S+ocIc in Groceries and Confecfions I00 W. LINCOLN PHONE JA 7-6924 HEBERT'S WESTERN STORE Cowboy HeacIquar+ers 305 E. Napoleon Sfreei' SULPHUR. LOUISIANA Phone JA 7-7l I2 BOB'S SERVICE STATION ROBERT G. FRANKLIN, Owner Corner of Hunfingion and Elizabefh WASHING. GREASING AND ACCESSORIES Phone JA 7-7I80 Road Service SULPHUR, LA. Complimenfs of DEE'S CAMERA SHOP II9 W. NAPOLEON ST. JA 7-720I . , . I f' ec l Reach for. .. Don'+ look a+ me!! Guess who???? .5 Complimenis of LOUISIANA SUPPLY COMPANY Complimenrs of - MURPHY L. DAVID V sULPI-IUR, LOUISIANA ' I 11 :-E. if. if ea-I' Oilfield. lndusrrial and Marine Supplies Baron Rouge Morgan Cify Crowley Lalre Charles COM EAUX'S BREAUX'S STORE CRESCENT DRUGS Gems' FUf'1iSl1i'19S Haclcberry Highway Ph. JA 7-7962 sULPI-IUR. LOUISIANA SULPHUR- '-0U'5'ANA Complimenis of 7-UP BOTTLING COMPANY Complimenfs of JOHN MICELLE Phone HE 9-5023 LAKE CHARLES, LA. I+'s naughfy 'ro point fellows. ff Hll 1 Compliments of FOREMAN INSURANCE SULPHUR, LoulslANA AGENCY AL' 252 CompIimenI's of OLIN MATHIESON CHEMICAL CORPORATION LAKE CHARLES PLANT LAKE CHARLES, LA. CompIimen+s of W. R. GRACE 8. COMPANY DAVIDSON CHEMICAL DIVISION LaI:e Charles, Louisiana Peek-a-boo, I'm wafching y CALCASIEU MERCANTILE COMPANY, INC. Wholesale Grocers CHARMIN PAPER PRODUCTS PURASNOW FLOUR DEL MONTE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Top OuaIi+y Lake Charles, Louisiana 226 AKINS PEGGY Clippers 56 57 FBLA State Conventron 59 Cheerleader 57 58 AH 56 57 58 FHA 56 Biology Club 57 58 ALBARDO GERALDINE Clippers 55 56 57 58 AH 55 56 57 58 Sensor V1cePres1dent Thesprans 56 57 58 Cyclone 55 56 Natronal Beta 57 58 ALEXANDER SANDRA FBLA 58 ALL MARY JENEL Brology Club 57 Cyclone 57 58 Crrculatron Manager 58 FBLA 57 58 Qurll and Scroll 57 58 Natronal Beta 58 ALLEN NAOMI AH 57 58 Future Teachers Club 56 Chorus 56 57 58 Clrppers 56 57 Student Councrl 58 AMUNY BOB Loursrana State Rodeo Contestant 56 57 58 Southwest Dlstrrct Rodeo Contestant 57 FFA 55 56 57 58 AMUNY JUDY Thesprans 56 FHA 56 57 58 Secretary 57 Presudent 58 Clrppers 57 58 Sergeant Snare Drummers 58 Cyclone Staff Reporter ANDERSON CAROL Clrppers 55 Cyclone 55 56 57 58 4H 55 56 Brology Club 55 Qurll and Scroll 58 59 Leadershrp Conference ANDREWS BARBARA Royal Clippers 55 56 Cheerleader 56 57 58 Head Cheerleader 58 Debate Squad 57 58 McNeese Speech Festrval 56 57 58 McNeese Music Festlval 55 56 Grrls Sextet 55 56 State Speech Festrval 57 58 FHA 55 56 57 Secretary 56 Vice Presrdent 57 Thesprans 56 57 58 Secretary 57 Presldent 58 Pelrcan Grrls State 58 N tronal Beta 57 58 McNeese Lrterary Rally 58 ANTHONY HARRIET FHA 55 56 57 58 Served as V1cePres1dent Reporter and Par Iramentarran Thesprans 57 Secretary of Junror Cass ARCENEAUX EMILE Chorus 59 ASHTON ANN FHA 56 57 58 Treasurer 58 Future Nurses 57 58 Presrdent 58 Clrppers 56 57 58 Tenor Drummer 58 AH 57 Brology Club 57 Cyclone 55 56 57 58 Typrst 59 ATHERTON CHARLES AUCOIN JAMES Biology Club 57 Scrence Club 59 Sensor Executive Councul 59 SENIOR INDEX BANZHOF CHARLES Brology Club 57 Foot ball 55 56 57 58 Track 55 56 57 58 BARRINGTON KAY Transfer from Sweetwater Texas Band 57 58 TrlHrY 57 58 FBLA 58 59 Band Alternate for Mardr Gras Represen tatrve 57 BEAN GLENN RAY BELLARD HARRY Shop Contest Wrnner 1957 BENOIT LILA BERGERON JOHN Lourslana State Rodeo Con testant 56 57 58 FFA 55 56 57 58 BERGSTEDT JOHN E Student Councrl 56 57 58 Cyclone 56 57 58 Sports Editor 57 58 Spanrsh Club Presrdent 58 Natronal Beta 58 59 Program Charrman 58 Qurll and Scroll 57 58 Radro Club 56 57 Cheerleader 58 Scrence Club 59 Junror Class Executrve Coun crl 58 HIY Chaplam 58 Lrterary Rally Span IS I 8 BLOMEYER ROSALIND Clippers 56 57 58 Tenor Drummer 57 58 Cyclone 57 58 Thes plans 57 58 Treasurer 58 FBLA 57 58 Natronal Beta 58 BORREL FRONNIE FHA 55 56 57 Song Leader 56 FBLA 57 58 Secretary 58 Lrbrary Club 55 Thesprans 57 Natronal Beta 58 BOUDREAUX CHARLES Football 55 56 57 58 Basketball 55 56 57 58 Track 55 56 57 58 FBLA 58 Brology Club 57 Senror Executrve Councrl 58 4 H 56 FFA 5 BOURGEOIS CHARLES-Football 55 56 57 58 Basketball 55 56 57 58 Track 55 56 57 58 4 H Club 55 56 Brology Club 56 Science Club 58 Sergeant at Arms Senror Class 58 Future Teachers 57 58 BOURGEOIS JOAN Clrppers 55 56 57 58 Drummer 56 Lreutenant 58 Lrbrary Club 56 Secretary FBLA 58 Chorus 58 BOURGEOIS SYLVIA ANNE Chorus 55 Lubrary 55 McNeese Rally Ist Place 1956 FBLA 57 Qurll and Scroll 57 LSPA Conventron 31d Place rn Newswrrtrng Cyclone 57 58 Future Nurses 57 58 BOWMAN CRAIG Basketball 55 56 57 58 Track 55 56 57 58 Science Club 58 FBLA 58 Office Staff 58 227 BROUSSARD BARBARA FHA 56 Clrppers 56 57 FBLA 58 BROUSSARD ELLYN Clippers 56 57 Thesplans 57 FBLA 57 Future Nurses 58 4 H 55 56 57 58 Chorus 58 BROUSSARD PAM Student Councrl 56 57 Royal Clrppers 55 56 57 58 Debate Club 55 56 57 58 Natlonal Beta 57 58 BROUSSARD TERRY BRUNEY BLEZZ BURROW JANE AH 55 56 57 58 FHA Biology Club 56 57 FTA 58 BUTLER NAN 4H 55 56 57 58 FHA 55 Brology Club 56 Thesplans 57 FBLA 57 58 BYERLY BILL Thesprans CANADY CAROLYN Royal Clrppers 55 Band Malorette FBLA 58 Festrval 5 57 FHA 56 57 58 4H Future Nurses 58 McNeese Band Track 55 56 57 Basketball 55 56 57 58 FBLA 58 National Beta 57 58 Student Coun crl 58 CARNAHAN SUSAN Band 56 57 58 L brarlan 58 TrlHlY 56 57 58 Thesplans 58 Honor Band 59 Clrnrc Band 57 58 Musrc Fest1val55 56 57 58 CARROLL MONA AH 55 56 57 58 FHA 55 56 57 Biology Club 56 FTA 58 CASE CURTIS Band 55 56 57 58 National Beta 58 59 Lrbrary Club 56 CLARK AUDREY FHA 56 57 Thespnans 58 59 FBLA 58 Cyclone 58 Clrppers 55 56 57 58 State Flag Guard CLARK BOBBIE Future Nurses 57 58 Brology Club 55 56 COLE Lee Future Nurses 57 58 Brology Club 55 56 COLEMAN BARBARA Future Nurses 57 58 FHA 55 56 Debate 55 56 Cyclone 57 58 1 -' 1 1 591 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 I 1 i'- 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 1' 1 1 f - 1 1 - D 1 I I 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - ' 531 11 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 , . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 I 1 - , - I . 1 -' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , I . 1 1 1 -- , 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 P 7 ' , 1 1 1 I 'T . 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Scsence Club 58 McNeese Rally Latsn 58 McNeese Rally Trsg 58 DAVIS CAROLYN Thespsans 57 58 Lsbrary Club 58 Scsence Club 58 Four years perfect attendance DAVIS LARRY Track 56 57 58 59 Cyclone 57 58 59 Make up Edstor 59 Student Coun csl 56 57 58 Scsence Club 58 Bsology Club 58 FBLA 58 Beta Club 57 58 Pelscan Boys State 58 Reporter Sensor Class 58 Qusll and Scroll 57 58 S Award 57 58 Junsor Class Executsve Councsl 57 Football 57 58 DEATON ROBERT REX 4H 56 57 Bsology Club Pressdent 57 Scsence Club Sergeantat Arms 57 FTA 56 57 FBLA Sergeantat Arms 58 Football 55 56 Basketball 55 56 57 58 Track 55 56 57 58 Junsor Class SergeantatArrns 57 Sensor Class Pressdent 58 Sensor Executsve Councsl 58 Parssh Day Attomey 56 Dessgned School Flag 56 DeLOUCHE JUDY 4H Club 56 57 Bsology Club 57 Thespsans 57 58 FBLA 57 58 Tor naclo 58 DOUGHERTY BOBBY S Award 55 56 N tuonal Beta 56 57 58 Lsbrary Club 55 Msxed Chorus 58 Scsence Club 58 Bsology Club Sec re ry 56 Cyclone Staff 55 56 57 58 Maslsng Manager Bnd 55 56 57 58 Per fect Attendance 55 56 HsY 57 58 Reporter Rally Student sn Bsology 1957 Rally Student sn Solsd Geom 1959 Qusll and Scroll 57 58 Dsstrsct V Honor Band 58 59 McNeese Clsnsc Band 58 59 DRONET DOLORES Bsology Club 56 57 F ture Nurses Club 57 58 59 Band 55 56 57 58 Perfect Attendance Award 55 56 Dsstrsct Clsnsc Band 58 McNeese Clsnsc Band 58 DU ON J L Football 55 56 57 58 as ketball 55 56 57 Manager 58 Track 55 56 57 58 4H Club 55 56 FTA 56 57 Junsor Class SergeantatArms 57 Scsence Club 57 FBLA 58 DUNN WILEY FFA 55 56 57 58 Judgsng Team 55 Parlsamentary Law Team 56 57 Show Cow 55 56 57 58 Judgsng Team 57 58 EARL GENE HIY Band 55 56 57 58 Thes psans 56 57 Bsology Club 56 Athletsc Mana ger 4 H Club 56 EDGAR DIANA WILSENE Transfer from Sweet water Texas l957 Band 58 59 Regson Sensor Band 58 Dsstrsct Honor Band 58 Asssstant Drum Malor 58 Band Lsbrarsan 58 TrsHsY 58 TrsHsY Chaplasn 58 Mards Gras Masd 58 Sensor Executsve Councsl 58 Band Festsval 58 59 Amerrcan Hsstory Rally Student 59 EDWARDS JERRY Track 55 Band 55 56 57 58 Cyclone 56 57 58 S Award 56 57 Natsonal Beta 57 58 Rally Student sn Chemsstry 57 Qusll and Scroll 57 58 Clsnsc Band 57 Junsor Class Executsve Councsl Scsence Club 57 Honor Band 57 Rally Student sn Physscs 58 Honor Band 58 Clsnsc Band 58 ELLENDER WILLE Football 55 Track 55 Bsology Cub ELLIOTT DARLENE Band 55 56 FBLA 58 AH 55 56 57 58 Homecomsng Masd 55 FHA 55 ENDICOTT Pressdent Scsence Club 58 Student Councsl 56 57 58 Bousch and Lomb Award 59 Natsonal Merst Scholarshsp Test Letter of Recommendatson 59 Natsonal Bea 57 58 Honor Band 58 Mussc Festsval 56 57 58 59 McNeese Rally 56 58 Lseutenant sn Band 59 Optsmsst Cstszenshsp Award S Award 228 EZELL KIRK Bsology Club HsY Chaplasn FLENIKEN CALVIN HsY Club Natsonal Beta FONTENOT DONALD BENJAMIN Band 55 56 57 58 Mussc Apprecsatson Club 55 Boys Cho rus 55 Chorus 56 Honor Band 58 59 All State Band 59 Scsence Club 58 FUSILIER DOLORES JEANETTE 4H Club 55 GOLDEN ALLEN GOODRICH DAVID Band 55 56 57 58 Bsology Club 56 GUIDRY BCNNIE Bsology Club 56 Future Nurses Club 57 58 GUIDRY LINDA FHA 55 56 57 Clippers 55 56 57 58 Malorette 58 S Award 55 56 4H Club 56 Bsology Club 56 Future Nurses 57 FBLA 58 Thesplans 57 Debate 57 58 Natsonal Beta 58 GUIDRY PHILLIP Offsce Stff 55 56 57 58 Junsor Class Executsve Councnl 57 Student Councsl Member 58 Scsence Club 58 GUIDRY PHYLLIS 4H 55 56 57 58 FHA 55 56 57 58 Pressdent AH 57 58 Lsbrary Club 56 Bsology Club 56 Mards Gras Court 56 Oftsce Staff 57 58 Pressdent of Calcasseu Parrsh 4 H 57 Natsonal Dasry Show 57 lndsvsdual Dasry Judgrng 57 Won Grand Champson wsth Brahma Hesfer at State Fasr Hard Luck Cow Gsrl 56 State Rodeo GUIDRY PRENTICE Track 56 57 58 59 Band 57 58 Sensor Class Executsve Councsl 58 McNeese Mussc Festsval 58 59 GUILLOTTE NINA GUTHERY GLYNDA Radso Club 56 57 4H Club 56 57 FBLA 56 57 58 Dsstrsct and State Conventson TrsHsY 58 Chorus Accom pansst 58 59 Cheerleader 57 58 FHA 57 Top Beauty 58 Mards Gras Contestant 56 57 58 Football Homecomsng Coun 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I 11 11 ' , ' . - . , . 1 1 - HASSIEN WADETIE Bualogy club 57 FBLA 58 Sophomore Rep 57 Junuor Homecomung Maud 58 HAYS SHIRLEY Band 55 56 57 58 Spanush Club 56 Thespuans 57 Natuonal Beta 57 58 Thespuans 58 HAZLETON PERCYJ JR Scuence Club HEFFERNAN LAURA French Club 55 Chorus 56 Sophomore Class Execu-tuve Councul 56 C o rus 57 Senuor Class Executuve Councul 58 Cho rus 58 HENRY ELWOOD JAMES-FFA 55 56 57 58 4 H 55 56 Biology Club 56 Thespuan 57 58 Cyclone Staff 58 HEREFORD CHARLES Buology Club 57 Track 57 59 FBLA 58 59 Perfect Attendance Award HOBAUGH DENNIS Scuence Club 1958 Vuce Presudent HOOD VIRGINIA HUGHES WALTER FFA 55 56 57 58 Pest dent 58 Secretary 57 Parluamentary Law Team 56 A H Club Vuce Presudent 55 Student Councul 57 58 Vuce Presudent Junuor Class Ara lll FFA Presudent 58 Presudent Interscholastuc Coun cul Cyclone 57 58 Scuence Club 58 Adver tusung Manager for Cyclone 58 Scuence Club 58 Executuve Councul 58 HYMEL PAT FHA 55 Thespuans 57 FBLA 57 Chorus 58 FNA 58 JAMES DANIEL WALTER Band 55 56 57 58 Boys Chorus 55 56 Spanush Club 56 58 S Award 57 Altemate Rally Student un Algebra II 58 Natuonal Beta 58 59 Boys Quartet 59 Muxed Quartet 58 Scuence Club 58 59 Dustruct V Honor Band 57 58 Dustruct V Clunuc Band 57 59 JARDELL BILLY Football 55 56 57 58 Track 55 56 57 58 Basketball 56 57 Scuence Club 57 FBLA 58 JARED JANET KAYE FHA 55 56 57 Future Nurses 56 57 58 JOINER ROY JONES GLORIA JORDAN PAT KINNEY WALLACE Skupper Football 55 56 Track 56 57 58 Manager Track 59 FBLA 59 Rodeo Club 58 KNIGHT CELIA Student Councul 55 FHA 55 56 57 Future Nurses 58 Cluppers 57 58 FBLA 57 58 Buology Club 57 Cyclone 5 KNIGHTEN BARBARAJ Lubrary Clu 56 Bu ology Club 57 58 59 FNA 57 58 59 Pro gram Charrman 58 Rep for FNA un FBLA Queen Contest FBLA 57 58 59 KOONCE MACK HOLTON Chorus 57 Vuce Presudent 58 HuY 58 59 Presudent Basketball 55 56 LACY GLENDA FHA 55 56 57 Band 56 57 Buology Club 57 4H Club 56 Hugh School Champuonshup Rodeo 57 58 FBLA 58 59 Office Staff 58 59 TruHuY LeFLEUR KARL K Band 55 56 57 58 Stu dent Councul 55 58 Buology Club 56 Band Presudent 57 Junuor Class Executuve Councul 57 FBLA 58 Scuence Club 58 LAMBERT MARILYN LANDRY DALTON JR Chorus 56 58 59 Lubrary Club 56 57 FBLA 57 58 59 Band LEDGER RUSTON PAUL LeDOUX BOBBY GENE LeDOUX KELTON FFA 56 57 58 59 FBLA 57 58 LeDOUX GLENN FFA 55 56 57 58 FBLA 7 Rodeo Club 55 56 57 58 Parluamentaruan 56 AH Club 55 56 57 58 LeDOUX SHARON LEE RICHARD E Transfer from Leesvulle Senuor Year LMEA Musuc Festuval LMEA Solo and Ensemble Festuval Natuonal Beta Club Chorus Dustruct Rally LITTLE DOYLE FFA 55 56 57 58 FBLA 57 LYONS JOAN LYONS LANA FBLA 58 State Conventuon Senuor Class Executuve Councul 59 4 H 56 57 58 FHA 56 Buloogy 57 58 Homecomung Maud 58 229 LYONS PHILLIP M Thespuans 57 58 Cy clone 56 57 58 Copy Edutor 58 HuY 58 Treasurer Buology Club 56 LSPA Conventuon 57 58 One Act Play Rally 58 MCBRIDE LINDA Lubrary Club 58 McCLURE SANDRA ELAINE Royal Cluppers 55 56 57 58 Clupper Flagbearer 56 State Flag bearer 57 Amerucan Flagbearer 58 Debate Squad 56 57 58 Cyclone Staff 58 Copy Edutor 58 FHA 55 56 57 58 Parluamentaruan 57 Secretary 58 Bam Dance Court 57 S Award 55 56 57 Natuonal Beta 57 58 MCCULLOR RICHARD DEAN FTA 57 HIY 58 Perfect Attendance Award 56 MCDONALD BOBBIE JEAN MCDONALD CATHERINE LYN Tl'1eSpI6l'lS 58 Scuence Club 59 MCFARLAIN KELLEY Football 55 56 57 Track 55 56 Basketball 55 Rodeo Club 56 57 4 H Club 55 56 Thespuans 58 59 MCGEE BOBBIE JEAN FHA 55 Thespuans 56 5 58 Cluppers 55 56 57 58 Tru u 55 Cyclone 57 sa MCHAFFIE BETTILU Edutor un Chuef of Cyclone 58 Copy Edutor 57 FFA Sweetheart 58 FFA Maud 57 Treasurer of Junuor Class 57 Thespuans 57 58 Tru HuY Parllamentaruan 55 56 R porter 58 FBLA Reporter 58 Feature Twurler 57 58 Mauorette 55 Mardu Gras Maud 56 Mardu Gras Pruncess 58 Student Councul Beauty 58 Tru HIY Conference 58 LSPA Leadershup Conference 57 Natuonal Beta Englush III Rally 58 State Rally un Englush MCINNIS DONALD MCMILLIN GEORGE Bnd 55 56 57 58 Drum Mauor 58 Natuonal B a 57 58 59 Spanush Club 57 Cyclone Staff 57 58 Junuor Class Executuve Councul 58 Student Councul 58 Hustoruan 59 Thespuans 57 58 LMEA Musuc Festuval 55 56 57 58 59 McNeese Dustruct Clunuc Band 59 MCMULLEN PATRICIA ANN Chorus 56 57 58 59 Cluppers 56 57 58 Spanush Club 56 57 Vuce Presudent Tru HuY 56 FHA 56 57 Louusuana State Chorus 58 McNeese Dustruct Musuc Clunuc 58 59 LMEA Musuc Festuval 56 57 58 59 MARTIN LOIS ANN 4H 55 56 FHA 55 Buology Club 56 FBLA 56 57 . , 22 - 22 . 2 - 2 2 - 2 2 -- , 22 - 2 . 2 ' 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ' 2 '- 2 - 2 - 2 ' 2 ' 2 2 - 2 - 2 2 2 2 7 2 7 2 2 2 2 ' 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 - ' . 2 2 2 2 62 I 1 7 I 2 . .- ' 58. 2 -'- 7 7 b I ' 2 2 2 2 - 2 2 2 2 2 2 - 2 2 ' 2 . 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I 2 2 2 2 , - 2 ' 582 ' ' ' 2 - 2 2 I I 7 I 7 7 ' - 7 ' 7 7 MARTIN MARTHA MARIE Lubrary Club 56 57 4H Club 55 56 Cluppers 55 MELANCON SANDRA Transfer from Fenton La 1957 Debate 58 FHA 58 59 Parluamen taruan 59 FNA 58 59 Mardu Gras Maud for Scuence Club 59 Member of FFA Sweetheart Court Excellent Ratung at NlcNeese Speech Fes tlval Extemporaneous Speakung 58 Beta Club 59 Cyclone Reporter 59 MYERS THERESA 4H 55 56 57 58 Execu tuve Councul 4H 58 Vuce Presudent 4H 58 Student Councul 58 FBLA 58 Thespuans 58 Mardu Gras Maud 59 Beauty Pageant 58 Home comung Tea 58 MEYERS THOMAS MEYERS WYNONA Transfer from Corpus Chrus t Texas 1957 Junuor Homecomung Maud Junuor Basketball Homecomung Maud Senuor Homecomung Maud Faur Queen Funalust FNA 57 58 MILLER EVA MAE Lubrary Club 57 Spanush Club 57 Natuonal Beta 57 58 FBLA 58 59 Luterary Rally Dustruct State 57 58 59 Speech Rally 58 59 FBLA Spellung lst Place Secre tary Thespuans 58 McNeese Play and Speech Rally 58 Natuonal Beta and FBLA State Con ventuons MISSE HENRY AH 55 Rodeo Club 56 Scuence Club 58 Chorus 58 MITCHELL MARY ANN Tornado Staff 57 58 59 Busuness Manager of Tornado 59 LSPA Conference 57 58 FHA 56 57 Dustruct Con ventuon 56 57 FBLA 58 Treasurer 58 FBLA Dustruct and State Conventuon 58 Thespuans 55 56 57 58 Speech Rally 59 Cluppers 57 MORGAN JUDY FHA 55 56 Thespuans 57 58 Natuonal Beta 57 58 Cluppers 55 56 57 58 Drummer 56 57 Clupper Color Guard 58 Of'fuce Staff 57 58 MORGAN LARRY BRUCE Student Councul 56 Debate 56 57 58 59 Vuce Presudent 58 Dstruct Rally 57 58 59 State Vouce of Democracy Wmner 57 Raduo Club 57 Thes puans 57 58 Presudent 58 Natuorual Beta 57 57 Executuve Councul 58 Boys State Alternate 58 S Award 55 56 57 Cheerleader 58 MOSS JUDY 4 H 56 57 58 FHA 56 57 FBLA 57 58 Tru Hu Y 58 Thespuans 57 58 Cyclone 57 Cluppers 55 56 57 58 MOTES SONYA MOUNT DALE FFA 55 56 57 58 Officer I Year Daury Judgung Team 2 Years Football Football Head Manager 58 Track 56 57 58 MOUNT ROGER FFA 55 56 57 58 FFA Treasurer 57 Scuence Club 58 Parluamentaruan 58 Track 58 NAREMORE JIMMY Lubrary Club 55 Debate Junuor Mens Champuonshup Northwestem 55 lst Ext 56 lst After Dunner Speakung 55 I t Debate McNeese 55 56 lst Extemp McNeese 55 56 Parush Day 55 56 Thespuans 56 57 HuY 57 58 Student Councul 57 58 Vuce Presudent 58 Natuonal Beta 57 58 Leguon Oratory State Wunner 57 Boys State 58 D bate Presudent 58 NASH FRANCES Cluppers 56 57 Alternate Drummer FNA 57 58 NELSON RONNIE Delegate to Boys State Vuce Presudent Lubrary Club Band Speech Con test Natuonal Beta NORDAN BETTY AH Club 55 Cyclone 56 57 58 Exchange Edutor 58 FBLA 57 58 Thespuans 57 58 OBIER MARY ANN Cyclone Staff 57 58 59 Reporter 57 Feature Wruter 58 Feature Edutor 59 FBLA 58 59 NOMA Award 58 Luterary Rally un Sec Offuce Practuce 59 Chorus 56 57 Gurls Sextet 56 McNeese Musc Festuval 56 57 Lubrary Club 56 Thurd Place Dustruct Rally Englush Grammar 56 FTA 57 S Award 57 Natuonal Beta 58 59 Recordung Secretary 59 Quull and Scroll 58 59 Junuor Hall of Fame 58 Leadershup Conference 58 Thespuans 59 Scuence Club 59 Senuor Class Executuve Coun cul 59 DAR Good Cutuzen 59 Optumust Club Outstandung Student Award 59 OLSEN GLENN OWEN CREE Football 55 56 Spanush Club PASSMAN CAROLYN SUE 4 H 55 56 57 58 FHA 55 Cluppers 56 Buology Club 56 Thespuans 57 58 FBLA 57 58 Lubrary Club 58 PERKINS LOGAN Musuc Apprecuatuon 56 TFBCIK 56 Buology Club 57 Raduo Club 57 Cyclone 55 56 57 58 Cub Club 58 Jun1Or Class Executuve Councul Natuonal Beta Club 57 58 Syanush Club 57 S Award 57 Cheerleader 58 Scuence Club 58 Offuce Staff 58 Beau Brummel 58 Senuor Class Treasurer 58 PHILLIPS ALICE FHA 56 57 58 Buology Club Treasurer 57 FBLA 58 Natuonal Beta 57 58 Debate 57 58 59 Secretary 59 Natuonal Forensuc League Degree of Excellence 57 58 59 McNeese Luterary Rally 57 59 Home Ec l 57 2nd Place McNeese Speech Rally 57 59 230 POTTORFF JUDY Transfer from Quuncy Calu forma FBLA 58 59 Pelucan State Alternate 58 FBLA Conventuon 58 FBLA Dustruct Song Ist Place 58 Homecomung Maud 58 Basketball Maud 58 Cheerleader 57 58 Beauty 58 59 QUINN JACK Basketball 56 57 Track 56 57 58 59 Football 55 56 57 58 Thesplans 58 Buology Club 57 REINSTEIN BERT Rally Algebra I 56 Algebra ll 58 Band 55 56 57 58 Student Durector 59 Scuence Club 57 58 Physucs Club 58 59 Na tuonal Beta 56 57 58 Lubrary Club 55 S Award 56 Cutuzenshup Award 59 Dustruct 4 Band 57 59 McNeese Clunuc 57 59 McNeese Opera Corps 59 Lake Charles Cuvuc Symphony 58 59 RICHARD AARON J RICHARD JOSEPH lndustrual Arts Dustruct Rally 57 58 RucHARo ONA Buology Club 55 4u-u Club 55 56 57 5a FBLA 57 58 Thespuans sa ROBERTS BETTIE Senuor Class Secretary 58 Basketball Homecomung Maud 59 FBLA 57 58 Dustruct and State Conventuon 58 59 FHA Gras Maud 59 Beauty Pageant 58 FBLA Chrust mas Court 59 Thespuans 56 57 58 Parush Day 56 Cheerleader 58 Altemate Cheerleader 58 FFA Bam Dance Court 57 Royal Cluppers 56 57 ROMERO BETTY Buology Club 56 57 L brary Club 56 57 58 Secretary Treasurer 58 Spanush Club 57 SANDELL WENDELL Transfer 1958 Glee Club 55 56 57 58 SAVOY BONNIE ANN FBLA 57 58 FTA 57 58 FTA Mardu Grass Maud Offuce Staff 58 SEALE KENT Football 56 Basketball 57 58 59 Musuc Apprecuatuon 56 Buology Club 57 Raduo Club 57 Track 57 58 Natuonal Beta 58 59 Spanush Club 58 HuY 59 Secretary 59 Senuor Class Executuve Councul 59 Offuce Staff 59 SETTON CLAYBORNE Football 56 57 Basket ball 56 Track 56 57 4H 56 Buology Club 57 Scuence Club 58 SHELTON JOHN Band 56 57 58 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I I ' I ' 1 I 1 1 I 1 ' 1 I 1 I , , . 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I 1 1 1 1 1 . .' ' I 11 11 , ' . , 59, 1 1 - 1 1 , . I - . .. I I - I I 1 ' - 1 -. . 1 1 1 ' 56, 5, 58, , 5 Plac ' - I 1 ' 1. - ' . - ' - 1 1 1 1 1 F5 7 ' 1 1 1 ' I - I . 1 1 1 - - I 1 ' . I I - I - I 1, 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' I ' ' I , 1 1 1 1 . .. I . - 1 -' . , - ' 1 1 8 I I I I I I I 1 1 1 I 1 - 1 I - r I I I . I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 Q 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 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , . . . - . , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , ' ' f , ' f'- '- 1 1 1 ' 1 5 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 , I 3 . . I . . I . . . 1 ' I ' ' ' ' 1 1 f 1 , 1 1 - 1 1 I b 1 1 1 1 5 1 585 , ' 1 1 - , . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 I 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 SONNIER, ZILDA-Clippers 55, 56, 57, 58, 565 Thespians 57, 58. 1 1 ' 1 ' I I I 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1 1 1 . - - 1 1 I 1 1 . 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