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

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PEELIN' OUT? Impossible for ihis jammed vehicle. Instead. Senior Rhonda Lcjcunc. inches her way to the McNcese and Nelson intersection. BEEP. BEEP! Horns, stereos, and engine ros are all a part of traffic jams. Gravel was added on the side of the right lane to help cars turning right at the light. Courville, Terri Covington. Troy Cox, Karla Crater, Kim Crawford, John Creel, Scott Crochet. Shane Currans, James Daigle. Kim Davenport, Elizabeth Dawson, Bethyn Dronet, Damon Dunfel, Rayleen Dupuis. Randy Dupuis. Stephanie Dyer, Danny Evans. Sandy Ewing, Lan Fahlenkamp. Stephen Falcon. Gregg Feist, Laura Felton, Doug Ferdinandsen, Butch Ferguson, Ted Feucht, John Fondel, Garry Fontenot, Dorothy Fontenot, Helene Fontenot, Kathy Fontenot, Michelle Fontenot. Terrie Fruge, Tammy Gardner. Michael Garner, Scott Garrett. Erika Gaspard, David Gilmore. Pat Gragert. Bart Gray. Andrew Gray, Lisa Juniors— 147

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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

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MOUTHS RUNNING and can open is the only way io chat about the day's events for Sophomores Becky Thibodeaux and Michelle Henry. THE WOMEN IN THEIR LIFE is a major subject for sophomore Danny Rozas, and Seniors. David Triche and Clark Racca, (sitting). Greathouse. Eric Gremillion, Keefe Guillory1, Stacy Guillory. Steve Gwatney, Jan Halcomb. Deidre Haley. Mike Hall. Mary Hamilton, Tina Harrington. Amanda Harrington. Scott Harrington. Troy Hart, Dorothy Hastings. Layne Hawes. Tracy Hawkins, Steve Hayes, Rusty Hebert. Dina Hebert, Monica Hermann, Marla Hixson, Kevin Hoffpauir, David Horn, Blake Hursh, Jason Jacobi, Karla Janes, Kim Jarvis, Mary Jemison, Tammy Jemison, Teresa Johnson, Angie Johnson,Jan Johnson. Marcia Johnston. Kevin Keeth, Doug Kelly. Glen Kibodeaux, Wendy Kleinschmidt, Janie Kimball, Lori Lang, Pamela LaPointe, Robert 148 — Juniors f