Vinton High School - Souvenir Yearbook (Vinton, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

FOREWORD The modern theme of our 1953 Souvenir expresses our hopes, that as we go out into this great world we may look back in our book of memories to notice the changing of time. It is the hope of the 1958 Souvenir Staff that the faces in our book will remain dear to our hearts with hopes to meet again. THE SOUVENIR STAFF DEDICATION The 1958 Annual staff proudly dedicates the new edition of the Souvenir to Ted Lyons, one of Vinton High's best known former students. Mr. Lyons was graduated from Vinton High in 1918. He has always been an athlete. However, baseball has been his favorite. Mr. Lyons' baseball honors have been numer- ous. In 1956 he was elected to Baseball's Hall of Fame. On May 24, 1928, Ted pitched a 21 inning game. Three years earlier, on August 21, 1926, Ted threw a no-hitter against the Boston Red Sox. In his active playing career, Mr. Lyons played 21 seasons with the Chicago White Sox. His record with the White Sox was 260 victories against 230 losses. In 1925 and '27 he tied for the most wins in the American League. He held the best-earned run average in 1942 with a 2.10 aver- age. Among his other activities have been active duty with the U. S. Marine Corps, manager of the Chicago White Sox, coach for the Detroit Tigers and coach for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Presently, Mr. Lyons is a scout for the Chicago White Sox in the Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma area. DR. A. H. FOREMAN With many pleasant memories the students of Vinton High pause to honor Dr. A. H. Foreman. Dr. Foreman was a Vinton physician for 47 years. Dr. Foreman, a native of New Orleans, was graduated from Tulane Medi- cal School in 1898. He held membership in numerous college and professional organizations. Some of which are a charter member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at Tulane, The American Medical Association and the Seventh Dis- trict Medical Society. Dr. Foreman was past President of the Seventh District Medical Association. H. A. NORTON PARISH lUPIRINTINOINT Vinton Scfioot W. A. HANNA, Principal Vinton, Jlouiiiana J. L. BREAUX SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER WARD 7 It is a real pleasure for a high school principal to work with a group of students who have labored in order to give to the students, faculty and citizens of Vinton a wonder- ful Memoir of the school activities for 1957-58. Your Annual staff has issued a challenge to each of you students that you might meet the goal in life that is expected: as, they have met our expectation in giving us this edition of the Souvenir. In behalf of the Faculty and student body, I wish to thank the Editor, staff and sponsor for a job well done. W. A. Hanna FACULTY First row: Mr. W. A. Hanna, Mrs. Marshall, Mr. Blackmon, Mr. Burnham. Second row; Mrs. Falgout, Coach Falgout, Mr. Guillory, Mrs. Gunn. Third row: Mrs. Hanna, Miss Hinton, Coach Kyle. FACULTY First row: Mrs. Onego, Coach Robinson, Miss Spillmon, Mrs. Sutton. Second row; Mrs. Hampton, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Welch. Third row: Mrs. Benoit, Mrs. Bordelon, Mr. Druilhet. FACULTY First row: Mrs. Hebert, Miss Kaufman, Miss Langford, Miss Lundy. Second row: Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. McMurry, Mr. Ortego, Mrs. Reed. Third row: Mrs. Simmons, Miss Watts. FEATURES NANCY GUIDRY GLORY GUIDRY RALPH KIMBALL HENRY HEBERT V..... Football Sweetheart GLORY GUIDRY HOMECOMIT SHELIA DAIGLE SHIRLEY MILLER ELOISE HOLLIER JEANIE PASSMORE OURT NANCY GUIDRY PAT HOLLIER MARGO HOLDEN MARILYN BELLO BRENDA BRUCE F.F.A. QUEEN AND COURT CLASS FAVORITES DONALD LORMAND Juniors JEANIE PASSMORE RONNIE FREGIA Sophomores JANET FRUGE CLASS FAVORITES GLORY GUIDRY Bl PARISH FAIR CANDIDATES SANDRA DAIGLE mohou® MOST INTELLIGENT Ronald Racca Glory Guidry MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tommy Caswell Margo Holden MOST POPULAR Nancy Guidry Johnny Trahan Editor: ANNUAL STAFF Assistant Editor-------- Junior Editor----------- Organization Editor — Feature Editor---------- Assistant Feature Editor Snapshot Editor--------- Sports Editor----------- Assistant Sports Editor - Business Managers------- Junior Business Manager Head Typist------------- Assistant Typists------- Photographer-------------- Sponsor----------------- - - - DORIS ALDREDGE ERNEST RATLIFF - - CLEVIE FONTENOT MARGO HOLDEN - - JEANNE PASSMORE ........PAT HOLLIER - - R. J. ARCENEAUX ----REUBEN WELCH ----BRENDA LANDRY MARTHA HOWELL ----NANCY HARDIN - - SHARLENE LANDRY SANDRA DAIGLE NANCY GUIDRY CLARENCE ROTHKAMN .......MISS HINTON GLORY GUIDRY e©e ooo lot STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President------------- Vice President------ Secretary -Treasurer Historian------------- Sponsors------------ ■ BILLY JARDELL - BERT OUBRE GLORY GUIDRY RONALD RACCA - - MRS. GUNN MR. BLACKMON Motto: ONE THING WELL DONE IS WORTH MORE THAN A MILLION EXCUSES. LION'S ROAR STAFF THE STAFF F. H. A. Motto: TOWARD NEW HORIZONS OFFICERS President------- Vice President - Secretary — - Treasurer------ Historian-------- Parliamentarian Song Leader — Photographer - - - - - GLORY GUIDRY - - BRENDA BRUCE - - DORIS ALDREDGE -CLEVIE FONTENOT - -NANCY GUIDRY - MARTHA HOWELL - SHIRLEY MILLER BARBARA LAUGHLIN AMERICA F. F A. Motto: OFFICERS President — - -- — — - JIMMIE RACCA Vice President - -- -- -- -- -- BILLY JARDELL Secretary-------------------------------BERT OUBRE Treasurer.................CLEARENCE ROTHKAMN Sentinel -- --------------------- — ROY ARABIE Parliamentarian - -- -- - — DONALD LORMOND Renorter - -- -- -- -- -- -- RALPH KIMBALL LEARNING TO DO DOING TO EARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE. In the workshop — DRUM MAJOR GLORY GUIDRY JEANNE PASSMORE MAJORETTES BRENDA BRUCE PAT HOLLIER NANCY GUIDRY MARGO HOLDEN MARILYN BELLO CHEERLEADERS OUTSTANDING MEMBER CLEVIE FONTENOT PEP SQUAD OFFICERS SHARLENE LANDRY - - CLARA LANDRY Secretary Treasurer CLEVIE FONTENOT - MARTHA HOWELL President------ Vice President PELICAN STATE Billy Jardell, Glory Guidry, Johnny Trahan BETA CLUB President ------------— — - - — - BERT OUBRE Vice President------------------RONALD RACCA Secretary-Treasurer--------------GLORY GUIDRY FUTURE TEACHERS PROJECTION CLUB CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. yk. Stella Landry Hazel Aldredgi Mildred Trahai Hazel Laughlii Lula Courmiei Gen Stewart Dolly Laughlic BUS DRIVERS Mr. Cormier Mr. Perry Mr. Sandifer Mr. Perkins Mr. Wagner Mr. Bello Mr. Deshotel Mr. Courville Mr. Coleman SPORTS First row: Joe Courmier, Mike Kimble, Harold Mathews, Mike Mouton, Rodney Doyle, Ronnie Fregia, James Hinyard, Ronnie Landry, Ralph Foreman, Jesse Webb. Second row: Philip Crawford, Gordon Allen, John LaGrone, Jimmy Premeaux, Don Johnson, Tommy Caswell, Lonell Broussard, Henry Bonsall, Richard Perry, Ernest Ratliff. Third row: Coach John Falgout, Roy Arabie, Bert Oubre, Troy Benoit, Ralph Kimball, Jimmy Wilfer, Ronnie Racca, Charles Bruno, Henry Hebert, Coach Dalton Robinson. Fourth row: R. J. Arceneaux, Walter Broussard, James Kinney, Jimmy Racca, Hobert Miller, Don Lan- dry, Johnny Trahan, J. T. Richard, Billy Jardell, Curtis Gaudet, Floyd LeBlanc. Cheerleaders: Marilyn Bello, Margo Holden, Nancy Guidry, Pat Hollier. LION'S 1957 RECORD VINTON SCORE OPPONENT SCORE JAMBOREE AUG. 30 0 JENNINGS 6 Sept. 6 7 St. Michael 0 Sept. 13 7 Iowa 0 Sept. 20 7 Landry 13 Sept. 27 0 Marion 6 Oct. 4 27 Merryville 0 Oct. 11 20 Westlake 6 Oct. 25 28 Leesville 33 Nov. 1 13 St. Anthony 12 Nov. 8 0 DeQuincy 6 Nov. 15 13 Oakdale 27 for home games. ROY ARABIE - Halfback TOMMY CASWELL - End CURTIS GAUDET - Gu, JAMBOREE August 30 BILLY JARDELL - Fullback All-District - 3rd Team A crowd of 5,000 people watched the 1957 Lions make their debut under cloudy skies. The fancy ball handling and passing of quarterback, Jimmy Wilfer, combined with the pass catching of Ronnie Racca, could not overcome the six point lead of the Jennings' Bulldogs. VINTON TAPS ST. MICHEAL of CROWLEY September 6 Halfback, Donald Lormand, ripped over from the one yard line late in the third quarter to score VHS's only touchdown as the Lions nosed out St. Michael's 7-0 score in a non-conference football engagement. VINTON NIPS IOWA 7-0 September 13 Thrown back on two serious earlier threats, Vinton's Lion finally managed to score a T.D. in the last 90 seconds for a 7-0 victory over the Iowa Yellow Jackets. The game's only T. D. was scored on an eight yard pass from J. T. Richard to end Ronnie Racca. With a minute and a half remaining, Richard converted for an extra point. The ball was held by Ralph Kimball. RALPH KIMBALL Fullback DON LANDRY All-State All-District - Tackle DON LORMAND Halfback BERT OUBRE End JIMMY RACCA All-District - 2nd Team Guard The Vinton Lions put on a good show during their first District 4-A game, but the Landry Tigers defeated them, 13-7. Vinton marched 51 yards for their touchdown late in the first quarter, with Billy Jardell scoring from the one yard line and J. T. Richard booting the extra point. In the first part of the last quarter, the Tigers slipped past the Lions to go all the way for a touchdown; and later on in the last part of that quarter the Tigers scored again. MARION CREEPS BY VINTON 6-0 September 27 HOBERT MILLER End VINTON LOSES TO LANDRY 13-7 September 20 J. T. RICHARD Quarterback The Marion Warriors trudged 78 yards for the game's only T.D. after receiving the opening kickoff and defeated the Lions 6-0. J. T. Richard sprinted 80 yards with the next kickoff that was nullified by clipping. RONALD RACCA All-District - 2nd Team End JOHNNY TRAHAN Center ERNIE CORBELLO Tackle JIMMY WILFER Halfback TROY BENIOT - End CHARLES BRUNO - End RONNIE FREGIA Quarterback JAMES KINNEY - Tackle HENRY BONSALL VINTON WALLOPS MERRYVILLE 27-0 Quarterback October 4 The Lions scored their first T. D. in the first quarter when Jimmy Wilfer dashed ten yards. J. T. Richard scored Vinton's next T.D.. romping seven yards on a quarterback sneak. Donald Lormand scored next a two yard plunge. Wilfer sprinted fifteen yards for his second T. D. VINTON CLOBBERS RAMS 20-6 October 11 The fighting Lions came from behind to defeat the Westlake Rams 20-6 at the Westlake Ram Stadium. Vinton gained a 7-6 edge midway through the second quarter on a 41 yard march set up by J. T. Richard’s 29 yard punt return. Richard scored from the one yard line. The Lions made it 14-6 with a 51 yard drive early in the second half with Bull Jardell getting the 2 yards off left tackle. The Lions marched 60 yards for their final T. D. with Stick Wilfer scoring from the nine off right tackle. LEESVILLE NIPS VINTON 33-28 October 25 Leesville edged out Vinton 33 to 28 in a District 4-A game at home on October 25. Duck Lormand tallied twice, and Jimmy Wilfer and Tiger” Racca each scored one touchdown for Vinton. J. T. Richard kicked Vinton's four extra points with Kimball holding. RALPH FOREMAN - Guard RODNEY DOYLE Guard JAMES HINYARD - Halfback JOSEPH BERTRAND - Guard VINTON NOTCHES 13-12 VICTORY OVER SAINTS November 1 The extra point was the big thing at Purple Stadium on Novem- ber 1, as the Lions shaded the Bulldogs 13-12. Touchdowns were scored by Duck” Lormand and Bull Jardell. J. T. Richard booted the game's winning point. TIGERS UPSET V.H.S. HOMECOMING November 8 With odds against them the Lions took the field, ready for their battle with the DeQuincy Tigers. The Tigers had a hard time breaking through the solid wall set up by the strong Lions. But finally their break came in the last few minutes and ended the game 6-0, to upset the Homecoming. LIONS FALL TO OAKDALE 27-13 November 15 The first half was ended with the score Oakdale 20, Vinton 0. Billy Jardell started the second half scoring activity with a right end sweep for six yards to pay dirt. Then Jimmy Wilfer turned in the running gem of the night when he took a screen pass from J. T. Richard and hurried 56 yards for the last marker. JACK SHANTZ - Tackle HENRY HEBERT - Center JOHN LAGRONE - End RICHARD PERRY - Tackle ERNEST RATLIFF - End J SCHEDULE 1958 Vinton vs. Sulphur Vinton vs. Iowa Vinton vs. DeQuincy Vinton vs. Gillis Vinton vs. Sulphur Vinton vs. Hackberry Vinton vs. Florien Vinton vs. Hackberry Vinton vs. Westlake VARSITY TEAM Left to right: Johnny Trahan Ronnie Fregia Ronald Racca Billy Jardell Hobert Miller Ralph Kimball SCHEDULE CONTINUED Vinton vs. DeQuincy Vinton vs. Marion Vinton s. Gillis Vinton vs. Marion Vinton vs. Landry Vinton vs. Westlake Vinton vs. DeQuincy Vinton vs. Marion Vinton vs. Landry Vinton vs. Westlake Vinton vs. Leesville Vinton vs. Gillis B SQUAD First row: Tommy Caswell, Jimmy Wilfer, Bert Oubre. Second row: Henry Hebert, Richard Tharp, Joe Bertrand. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM TRACK TEAM Top-left: Jimmy Racca, Donald Lormand, Jimmy Wil- fer, J. T. Richard. Above Charles Bruno and Ho bert Miller. Above: Lee Roy Hebert Ronnie Fregia Jimmy Racca Ernest Corbello Right: Ronnie Racca Billy Jardell Tommy Caswell RELAY TEAM Left to right: Ronnie Fregia Charles Bruno Ralph Kimball Roy Arabie JUNIOR LETTERMEN Left to right: Tommy Caswell, Roy Arabie, Donald Lormand, Ralph Kimball, Jimmy Wilfer, Bert Oubre, Ronnie Racca, Hobert Miller, Ernie Corbello. SENIOR LETTERMEN Left to right: Jimmy Racca Billy Jardell Don Landry J. T. Richard Curtis Gouget Johnny Trahan ACTIVITY 'BELL ND THE Cam , e .« Conch � mP 4 S of UH Ny v v • l l O • XAAJ T !$Illi II J “ GO (ptxL o A ftV Q -a CkEAT? MB. p zJzCuTTUe5 SUPERMAN GET KlLLZP MODEL CLASS Co-fHF Aj MAKEXS7? 1K5. 5fiHrA CLAUDS GUESS LU)h 0 g 'XuooLfh- UaII {Lowers LoujLv FROSh I OLUES AT 'K CESS SR. VOi.lS CRrtCK PflWJDE 'doujeR y Soys... CO NUEA r- 1010 l Hockeys O' CO 'Tzir °y.rr,rt P' , S v «v' , isa“ V , •SZ V yyj I ?. 5 t_ WL FLU-FLU' r s i-l K d« L • -� k � v j s ( , ’ ooLe? 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RICHARD JOSEPH RICHARD CLARENCE ROTHKAMN SENIORS RAYMOND SONNIER JOHN TRAHAN MARY TRAHAN RUEBAN WELCH MOTTO: We will find a path, or make one. CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose First row: Judy Arledge, C. J. Beard, Marilyn Bello, Ger- aldine Benoit, Troy Gene Benoit. Second row: Joseph Bertrand, Betty Jo Bourge, Brenda Bruce, Tommy Caswell, Mickey Chiasson. Third row: Georgie Comeaux, June Cormier, I. J. Daigle, Mary Daugereaux, Janeice Fuller. First row: Carl Grantt, Glenn Gobert, Jackie Granger, James Gray, Nancy Hardin. Second row: Henry Hebert, Ralph Kimball, Vivian Latta, Brenda Laughlin, Rosalie Laughlin. Third row: Mary Jane LeBlanc, Donald Lormand, Linda Mahaf- fey, Nora Miller, Gilbert Moore. Fourth row: Doyle Nealy, Adderson Pachar. JUNIORS i First row: Jeannie Passmore, Richard Perry, Gene Plummer, Ronald Racca, Ernest Ratliff. Second row: Mary Ann Rice, Melvin Royer, Lottie Sue Sand- ifer, Jack Schanz, Gene Sonnier. Third row: Harry Sonnier, Melton Smith, Manny Stewart, Oscar Stine, Richard Tharp. Fourth row: Janet White, Jimmy Wilfer. CLASS OFFICERS F RE IDA SCHLICHER......................Secretary RONNIE FRUGE - -- -- -- — - -- -- president SHIRLEY MILLER----------------------- — Reporter GENE FUSILIER - -- — — — — Vice President SHIRLEY FREEMAN.........................Treasurer SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES First row: James Arlege, James Atterberry, Philip Atterberry, Cyrile Belile, Sharon Bellow, Billy Berry. Second row: Doris Berry, Jimmy Black, Henry Bonsall, Andree Bordelon, Mable Boudreaux, Volley Bourge. Third row: Lurlene Breaux, Delane Bryant, Sibley Cooley, Ernest Cor- bello, Catheryn Courmier, Earl Courville. Fourth row: Edison Daugereaux, Raymond Deaville, Estella Delosy, Gerald Dennis, Rodney Doyle, Martha Drounette. First row: Jo Ann Folks, Ralph Foreman, Shirlee Freeman, Ronald Fregia, Jean Fuselier, Janet Fruge. Second row: Nina Glaze, Alvin Gould, Marilyn Granger, Daudre Harrington, Tommy Hassell, Emma Hebert. Third row: James Hinyard, Lillie Mae Jacobs, Aleene Knight, Gloria Landry, Barbara Laughlin, Viola Laughlin. Fourth row: Lou Ann Leger, Richard Maier, Walter Maples, Jessie Mc- Call, Harland Melancon, Shirley Miller. ■ First row: Art Mitchell, Marie Morgon, Wade Plummer, Janet Richard, John Roach, Carl Rogers. Second row: Frieda Schlicher, Martha Smith, Mary Stafford, Bobby Steelman, Alice Steward, Melba Stewart. Third row: Minnie Stine, Kay Sweeton, Loretta Trahan, Pat Venissat, Jessie Webb, Ruth Welch. Fourth row: Leon West, La Moine White, Jettie Young, Loretta Young. FRESHMEN First row: Wayne Belile, Teresa Beniot, Gary Berry, Mary Bonsall, Lonell Broussard, Wilfred Broussard. Second row: Lloyd Bullock, Nolan Caswell, Alton Chesson, Betsy Chesson, Eula Chesson, Wayne Conrad. Third row: Enola Cormier, Joe Courmier, Aubrey Courville, Bobby Courville, Phillip Crawford, Clarence Cramp. Fourth row: Shiela Daigle, Nicky Davis, Barbara Deaville, David Dennis, Jeanette Dronette, Jesse Dupre. Third row: Don Johnson, Ronnie Landry, Charles Leard, Floyd LeBlanc, Ruby LeBlanc, Sam LeBlanc. Fourth row.- Ruby Lee LeBouef, Hattie Leger, Patricia Linscomb, Billy Longnion, Billy Lormand, Alan Malone. FRESHMEN First row: James Duraso, Martha Fabacher, Paul Fontenot, Sammy Fontenot, Auther Freeman, David Guillory. Second row: Clara Ham, Joan Hinyard, Eloise Hollier, Mary Ann Howell, Lillie Belle Hudson, Marvin Jacobs. PHOTO NOT A V All ABU FRESHMEN First row: Harold Matthews, Randol McClelland, Robert Miller, Frank Moore, Sidney Moore, Michael Mouton. Second row; Karen O’Connor, Betty Passmore, Jerry Perry, Jimmy Premeaux, Janet Quinn, Jimmy Ratliff. Third row: Patsy Robertson, Roger Sandifer, John Savoit, Edith Schanz, Leland Sonnier, Carolyn Tharp. Fourth row: Lee Ray Trahan, Sandra Trahan, Don Valentine, Dale Viator, J. C. Vincient, Theda Vincient. JUNIOR HIGH AND ELEMENTARY MRS. HAMPTON'S CLASS PEGGY COURMIER PATRICIA WILLIAMSON GAYLE JENNINGS RUNNERS-UP CHARLES FONTENOT RILEY BELILE DWIGHT MITCHELL _____L THIRD GRADE MRS. BENIOT THIRD GRADE MRS. McMURRY SECOND GRADE MRS. LYONS ADVERTISING TOWN OF= VINTON MUNICIPAL OWNED LIGHTS, WATER AND ICE PLANT - - Mayor - Marshal City Clerk Councilors CURRY CASWELL ERNEST TRAHAN D. E. MARSHALL MELTON BERRY W. A. VENISSAT ROMEY BENOIT • L. HARRINGTON ERNEST RATLIFF DRUGS lane's DRUG STORE CARL SIMMONS, Prop. Best Wishes goodJ food YOUR FRIENDLy ® 1 MAGNOLIA DEALER 1 MAGNOLIA SERVICE STATION R. J. BELLO, Prop. Ph. JU-9-6141 Vinton, La. at the CI?0C CRfcitz t H=t=i MILTON BERRY Building Contractor MACKS STORE Build Your Home for Less VINTON LUMBER CO. FLOWER 'PtatveiA shop 70vie VINTON ELECTRIC CO. Modern Floors to Serve You Compliments of DOUCETTE'S ESSO SERVICE STATION Compliments of FIRST BART I ST CHURCH - HURRY - to daigl_f's W- ESSO PLANT sr Congratulations Seniors F rom JANETTE'S SALON DE COIFFURE Ph. JU-9-6761 Vinton, La. Compliments of re. a. per rev THE AMERICAN LEGION Compliments of JOHN C. BOUDON POST 208 Vinton, Louisiana l—UklE: FRUGE WELL SERVICE Ph. JU-9-4827 Vinton, La. When Thinking of Jewelry Think of Louviere Jeweler's LOUVIERE JEWELERS Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Guaranteed Watch and Clock Repair RCA Dealers Ph. JA-7-9728 Sulphur, La. Ask About Our Layaway and Budget Plan Compliments of Compliments of €SSd,uk lasserre's DAVE S REXALL DRUGS GROCERY Sulphur, La. WEST BROS Home of Better Values Sulphur and West Point HUGHE'S PLUMBING ELECTRIC Hotpoint Appliances Ph. JA-7-7140 116 E. Napolian Ph. JA-7-7050 Sulphur, La. BOB'S CASH GROCERY AND MARKET Home Owned Vinton, La. Our Youth-- Leaders of Tomorrow TEEN-AGE RECREATION CENTER Support Your Teenagers GRIENERS SCHOOL OF DANCING Ballet Tapping Acrobat Saturday American Legion Hall Vinton, La. Sandwiches and Cold Drinks INAS SWEET SHOP DEES CAMERA SHOP Ph. JA-7-7201 113 W. Napolean Sulphur, La. Compliments of AND VS DRIVE INN JEWELRY AND GIFTS Box 367 Ph. JA-7-76621 Sulphur, La. GRIGGS BOOK STORE Stationery and Office Supplies Hallmark Cards 201A Fifth St. Orange, Texas Good Food as You Like It and Bottle Drinks Curb Service 4-12 (ongratulatiom to the graduating class EVANGELINE IRONWORKS Lake Charles, La. staudt's JEWELRY VINTON 201 Fifth St. Orange, Texas FOOD CENTER DRESS SHOP Orange, Texas Good Grooming Is Good Business IDEAL CLEANERS Vinton, La. OUr ggp DEPENDABLE t, DRUGGIST Phone JU DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists May We Compound Yours? -9-7431 Night JU-9-7130 Vinton, La. VTnternationalV lAf ARROW CHEVROLET COMPANY RICHARD'S GARAGE U. S. 90 P. O. Box 596 International Truck - Gulf Gasoline Ph. JU-9-7337 Vinton, La. Prop., J. W. RICHARD Gflf C. !_. CASWELI______________ INSURANCE AGENCY Vinton, La. P 1 JU-9-7178 All Types of Insurance Automobile, Home, Life, Hospitalization Compliments of 3 s; B BAR VINTON PERKINS @ SERVICE STATION SERVICE SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT ADVERTISING PAYS TV APPLIANCE We, the staff, thank the merchants FLOYDE KIMBALL and industries who have bought ads in our yearbook. Ph. JU-9-3637 CONGRATULATIONS n-.- ii 11 m V 1 i SENIORS VINTON CO-OP. DRIER INNO Vinton, La. EDGERLV RICE DRYER, INC. STINE AND KINNEY Rice Producers Ph. JU-9-3771 Vinton, La. IK � M «'MtHxti Kit IAHOO MAIM TATIO� fUMItMINo COMPANY. DAI I AS HAAS AUTOGRAPH AUTOGRAPH AUTOGRAPH AUTOGRAPH IK fW.t r boo4i Are TAYIOC MAPI TAYlC riiClISNISo COMPANY PAftlAS T|XAS