Barbe High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Lake Charles, LA)

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■ic';, Wychc, Karen Smith, Dour Smith. Tommy Soileau, Sonya Sonnier, Dina Stagg, Kim Stevens, Laurette Stevenson, Sheila Stratton, Mike Streeter, Jonnie Taylor, Tim Terrell, Jimmy Thibodeaux, Brett Thibodeaux. Trisha Thompson, Carol Trahan, Chris Trahan, Jerald Trammel, Rick Triche, David Tucker, Peggi Turner, Melanie Turner, Steve Veillon, Tricia Vernier, Charles Vcrret, Richard Viator, Stacy Vincent, Curtis Waguespack, Lee Ann Wallace, Stephanie Ware, Allison Watson, Mac Wegener, Mark Welch, Norma White, Kenneth Williams, Paul Wilson, David Wojciechowski, Lisa Seniors — 145

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BreakirY . What do you plan to major ini’ What do you want to be by the time you graduate from college? Possibly the first panics held for seniors was Senior Night at Astroworld. There seniors rode all the rides with seniors from Louisiana and Texas. Many returned home wearing Huey l wis and the News-Sports ’84 concert T-shirts. Seniors enjoyed both giving and attending parties. I don't know which I like better, wondered Kim Stagg. I like giving parties, but when I attend one, I don't have any responsibilities. The myriad of parties got a bit confusing for some seniors. They often had to decide between at least two parties on one day. I’m YOU'RE IN MY SUN! Senior Sandy Menard get some ray while she cries 10 quench her thirst in the hot sun. DUCK DUCK GOOSE. Senior sit in a circle and devour pound and pounds of crawfish at the Fisherman's Club. running out of clothes to wear! wailed Norma Welch. Senior parties provided the last chance to party hard before graduation. The process of breaking away had already started. Seniors had their future plans all worked out. As they stepped out of the family nest, they left behind their childhood and adolescence. As they prepared to leave they affected everyone around them. So feverishly delighted were they with breaking away everyone else wanted to join them. But their time will come. As the seniors went in different directions, they began to realize how they had left certain obligations behind. Except obligations to themselves. — MARSHALL SMITH, KAREN: FHA 12; Chotu 9-12 SMITH. TOMMY: Cross Country 9. 11. In I tract 12; Baseball 10-12. SOILEAU. SONYA Band 9-12; Ducks Unlmuted 12 SONNIER. DINA: FHA 9-12; Student Council 9-12; Who's Who 12; SOS 11. STAGG. KIMBERLY: NHS 11. 12; Band 9. 10; SOSO 11. 12 (Sr. Rep ); Yearbook 11. 12 (Ad Ed. 12); Adv Science Club 11. 12 STEIN. TAMARA Art Club 10. 11; Quill Scroll 10. 11; Chorus 12. STEVENS. LAURETTE Band 9. 10; SOS 11. 12. STEVENSON. SHEILA: Latin Club 11. 12. STRATTON. MIKE: Student Council Alt. 9; Interact 1012 (Pres. 12). STREETER. JON-NI: Band 9-12 (Percussion Sgt. 9. 12; Asst. Quartermaster 9; 1st Lieutenant 12; Wind Ensemble 12; Stage Band 12; Jaw Band 12); Track 9-12; Cross Country 11. 12. Fellowship of Christian Athletes 10. 11; Who's Who 11. TATE. BRETT: Football 9 12; Track 9; Interact 12. TAYLOR. TIM: Student Council 9. 12 IFresh Treas). (Sr. Pres); Octagon 11. 12; Newspaper 11; Powder Puff Court 12; Presidential Classroom 12; Football 9; Golf 9; 1st Place Prose — Creative Writing Contest 10. 11 TERRELL. JIMMY: Tennis 9. 10; Newspaper 12; Honorable Mention In H.S. Art Competition THIBODEAUX. BRETT: Band 9-12 TRAHAN. CHRISTOPHER: Octagon 10-12 (Hist. 12k Student Council 10-12(Hist. 12k Newspaper 10. 11; Quill Scroll 11; Jr. Achievement 10. TRAHAN. JERALD: Key Club 10-12 (Reporter 12k Football 9-12 (All District 12). (Defensive Player of the Year 12) TRAMMEL. RICK: Football 9-11; Boys Chorus; Powder Puff Co Head Cheerleader. TUCKER. MARGARET (PEGGIk Band 9-12 (Clarinet Sgt 11). (Drum Major 12): Basketball 9; Student Council Alt. 9. 10; Honor Band 10-12: All-Star Marching Band 9. 11. TURNER. MELANIE: FHA HERO 11. 12 (See k CHE VAUN. MIA Band 9. 10; FHA HERO 11. 12; CHE 12; Rodeo dub 12 (President). VE1LLON. TR1C1A: FHA HERO 11. 12; CHE 12; Art Club 9. 10; 4 H 9-12 VERNIER. CHARLES Boys' State 11; Tennis 9-11. VIATOR. STACY: FHA HERO 12; CHE 12. WAGUESPACK. LEEANN: Octagon 12: Leo 10; FHA 9. 10; Interact Sweetheart 12; Presidential Classroom 12; Who's Who 12; Student Council 10-12 (Treas 12k Blucbelles 10-12; Voted Most Talented 10; Powder-Puff Queeh Escort; La. Lionettc All Atar Dance Team 10; 1st Place tn Talent Show 11; 1983 Modern Mis La WARE. ALLISON: Octagon 10-12; Tennis 9-12; NHS 10-12 (Pres. 12); Leo 9; Key Club Sweetheart 12; Presidential Classroom 12; Yearbook 11. 12; Voted Miss Originality 9. Voted Miss Leadership 11; Adv. Science Club 11; Stui dent Council 9-12 (V Pres. 10. 11). (Exec Sec. 12) WEGENER. MARK: Football 912. America's Outstanding Names and Faced 10: Who's Who 11: Basketball 9; Tennid Team 9-12; National Forensic League 912 (Pres. 11. 12); FCA 10-12; Student Council, 10; Adv. Science dub 12: Speech RaEy 1 lj 12. WELCH. NORMA. Band 9. 10: Symphonic Band 10; Jr. Achievement 9-11 (Vl Pres Ilk, Sea Explorers 10 (Treas-k NHS) 10-12 (Treas. 12); SOS 11. 12 (Reporter, 12k, Adv. Science dub 11. 12 (V. Pres 12). Bucs Unlimited 11. 12 (Reporter 12). WILLIAMS. PAUL: Football 11; Baseball 12. WILSON. DAVID: Band 9-12; Stage band and Wind Ensemble 11. 12; Honor Band 11. 12; All-Star Band 9. WO-JCIECHOWSKI. USA; Octagon 10 12 (Jr. Board of Directors), (Sr. Pres ): Student Council 10. 11; Tennis Team 911; Yearbook 12. WYCHE. KAREN: SOS 11. 12 (Pres 12); Jr. Achievement 9-11 (Pres. Ilk! NHS 10-12 (Hist 12k Adv. Science dub 10-12; Flags 9, 10; Presidential Classroom 12: 1st Place Geometry Lit. Rally 10; Voted Most Likely to Succeed 10.11. 144 — Seniors

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Those Dong Jams 4 ains. No, not the one of toast a and coffee fame, we're talk-■■r' ing major road congestion, here. Barbe’s stalled mass of metal has grown to harrowing proportions. Some even rival Houston's legendary stack-ups. The problem isn't just the amount of cars on the road, it's the lack of exits, or. rather, lack of use of them that's at the heart of the problem. If everyone wouldn't use West McNeese, we could leave a lot faster. contended junior, Eric Bohdan. Seemingly oblivious to other available exits, drivers chose various methods to fight the fits of boredom. From the guy with the amplified Heavy Metal to the two girls trading gossip at fifty paces. the methods were as varied as the people employing them. The occasional blare of a horn from a frustrated driver started a symphony of honks echoing for minutes. Sometimes, the patience withered and a daring move over the median was angrily executed. I've even seen some smartaleck's maneuver down the shoulder to avoid getting stuck in the traffic, added Shawn Bohannon. The smart ones, determined neither to re-route their path home nor blow their cool and transmission calmly inched their way forward. Day-dreaming all the while, they had decided to go with the How and ride with the tide — CART STATE OF CONFUSION. Students • resort to walking over cars in the mad rush to beat the crowd to favorite exits. Abshire, Donald Allen, Elise Antony, Alyson Arnold, Randall Basco, Sheila Butcs. Cindy Bauer. Mark Beard, Melvin Beechler, Troy Bell, Angie Bellon, Melinda Blankenship, Roger Bohdan, Eric Bore), Reese Bouquet. Robert Breaux. Elizabeth Breaux. Robert Breaux. Roma Breaux. Sabrina Breaux. Timmy Bridgers. Denise Broussard, Gary Burguieres, Doug Burke. Myra Busby, Jerry Byars. Scott Caillout. Darren Cannon.Steve Carroll, Kim Carver. Cheryl Carwile, Wade Cary, Shawn Case. Tiffany Chozen, Stephanie Citizen, Vanessa Colley, Richard Comeaux. Lisa Cormier. Dawn Cormier. Mark Cormier, Paul 146 — Juniors