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

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PICTURED AT LEFT: Pam Breaux concentrates on a drafting design. PICTURED BELOW LEFT: Drafting is an exciting challenge for Cory Francis. ,I frfiiz ,f me R' vi? OFFICERS: L TO R: Cody Baker - Treasurer, Keith Wicker - Vice-President, and Tony Marty - President. : Rl' .... , xr- N... CLUB MEMBERS: STANDING L TO R: Harold Duffy, Sean Ratzlaff, Jimmy Bailey, Randall Haywood, Rene Larriviere, Randy Pittman, Mark Richard, Geary McDonald, Rusty Manuel, Bub- ba Savell, Paul Millette, Roderick Touchet, and Ron Richard. KNEELING L TO R: Chad Sonnier Shawn Hoss, Rene Breaux, Cody Baker and Barry Naquin. SITTING L TO R: Tres Leger, Keith Wicker, Matthew Kebodeaux, Benson Young, and Wade Trahan. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 2

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READY FOR LLY INDUSTRIAL ARTS At the 16th Annual Area II Industrial Arts Rally at USL this year, Acadiana walked away with many honors. In first place was Shawn Hoss in Power Mechanics, Tony LeBlanc in Advanced Metalworking, Keith Wicker in Ar- chitectural Drawingg and Benson Young in Advanced Technical Drawing. In second place was Matthew Kebodeaux in Advanced Techincal Drawing. In third place was Harold Duffy, Mark Patin and Sean Ratzlaff in a Group Project. Fourth place went to Chuck Galligan, Rene Larriviere, Randy Pittman and Ronald Richard in a Group Project. This year, Mr. Cooper's Industrial Arts club was recognized by KLFY's Ed Marshall for occupying first, second and third at the Regional Rally for ten consecutive years. Paul Le was honored with the United States Leadership Merit Award, as well as 22 other students who were asked to attend the United States Achievement Academy. 216 INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS STA TE HALL Y RESUL TS. BENSON YOUNG placed 1st in Advanced Technical Drawing MATTHEW KEOBODEAUX placed 3rd in Advanced Technical Drawing KEITH WICKEFI received 3rd place in Architecture SHA WN HOSS placed 4th in Advanced Power Mechanics W L.. v Qil l Sponsor Mr. Chris Cooper

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