Acadiana High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Lafayette, LA)

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li b . ,I .ft . .. . STANDING L TO R: Matthew Kibodeaux, Bruce Cook, Donnie Courville, Scott Yarbrou h, Mike L t ' K B tt C CI'f1 Robert Folson, Rusty Richard, Kevin Louvierre. MIDDLE ROW L TO R: Stephen Benneg, Honey BJoggPgaux?g2rlauSie?g, Afnrg Media Rebecca Hollingsworth, Arthur Young, Robert Morrow, Pam Sergeant, Carol Banna, Dense Chalsson. KNEELING L TO R: Allyson Melancon Celeste Broussard, Michelle Boudreaux, Danielle Wright, Kathy Welp, Tammy Huntington, Eric Francis, Denris Staton, Vicki Chauvin, and Jodi Monaghan. Beta Club, one of Acadiana's honor clubs, participated in various activities to benefit the school. Early in October, the annual membership drive was held, followed by a candlelight induction for the new members. The Annual candy cane sales at Christmas proved to be very successful. Students found pleasure in not only receiving the candy canes before Christmas, but also in buying them for their friends and teachers. The club's district convention was held in Breaux Bridge. Members at- tended and placed second in school competition. At the end of the year, the club participated in the March of Dimes Walk-A-Thon. The year proved to be a very big success as the sponsors and members eagerly participated in many activities. l OFFICERS: STANDING L TO R: Arthur Young, Cory Clifton, Vicki Chauvin, Robert Folsom, Erica Francis. KNEELING L TO R: Danielle Wright and Tammy Huntington. 202 BETA CLUB jg Q . rg, F113 ' .1 i,:s,sf::g.Qw -?i??a gggrigg- R5 , i I 1. 1 ,..l Um ' I Q' ' f I T 1' W W .1 I , 1 - tl I I 5' I . - 5 A 1 .. . n v . 5 I if mx i it A f.. .S SPONSORS Mrs. Aguillard, Mrs. Cappel, and Mrs. Harmon v t 5 1 t,,,,Mf S G

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X, mm? 5 i f , 0 f I in :- V if . 2 . fy N- ff 2 'Rm 4-gg at g i i . , '85, ,ck M .H y I I 'L -at ttf . . V' ' K . -,L 5 5 ' l SPONSORS: STANDING L TO Fl: Mrs. Villadiego, Mr. Doucet, and Mrs. Buckley. F .fe 3, '- ia? f if firm W .. aQ 'u US 'Quv -r' his The French Club participated in Foreign Language Festivals at LSUE and USL. The group also attended a convention in Alexandria, competed at Flally, and at- tended a regional officers' meeting where Paul Miller was chosen regional president. Foreign Language Week found the French Club work- ing hard, but having lots of fun. Members hung signs and colorful posters around campus to promote the French language and culture. Elementary schools were treated to the club's French production of Little Red Riding Hood. Other activities included a competition in a Parish Poster contest where Chancey Martin placed second and Karen Thibodeaux placed third. A cooking contest featuring both French and Acadian foods was also held in May. In addition, the club hosted the regional Alcfes picnic. FRENCH CLUB 201 lls Sont Partis

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'hz' -93. - f. ' 'V F MEMBERS: STANDING L TO R: Theresa Thibeaux, David Fullerton, Neal Malveaux, Gwendolyn Gary, Far- rel Foreman, and David Gates. KNEELING L TO Fl: Shawn Blanchard, Paul Henry, and Sara Thompson. N v J 'X Sponsor Ms. Louella Cook WTI. ...l .vh..-....Ji ,rye A Acadiana has a new club that has been added to the school program. P.R.I.D.E. is a club concerned with the brotherly relationship be- tween all people. This year the P.R.l.D.E. organization took a trip to the World's Fair to visit and learn more about the many different places in the world. The group also hosted a Black History pro- gram in February. Individuals made posters to display in the cafeteria, while entertain- ment was provided by par- ticipating parish schools. Groups sang, danced, and gave humorous interpreta- tions. Guest speakers also focused on black history topics. P,R.l.D.E. is spon- sored by Ms. Louella Cook. P.R.I.D.E. P.Fl.I.D.E. 203