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

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The Nose Knows they have been known to come up with stories soap operas would kill for. Their listening devices compare with those of the CIA. And they know more names, addresses, and numbers than a telephone book. No. they aren't James Bond clones, they are that rare breed of humans known as nosy people. Snoopers, as they arc called have been known to get stories so fast, they make a newspaper scoop look like ancient history. In fact, they have ferreted out secrets that the world's largest mole couldn't have dug up. After I've been absent for a day. I'd feel lost without checking with one of the noses. commented Marcia Johnson. 'They irritate me. declared Davy Davis. “It's none of their @! ! business what I'm talking about! Whether a nose friend or foe. everyone still seems puzzled as to why these people were picked to be human wire-tappers? And how do they receive all this information through just two small appendages on each side of their heads? Well, explained one snooper, I just keep my eyes open and my appendages to the ground. LeBIanc, Joey LeBlcu, Patricia LcDoux, Bubba LcDoux, Robert Leger, Anieanettc Lemons, Jerry Lemons, Sondra Leonard. Ricky I ewis, Beth Lincsomb, David Liprie, Jon Logan. Angie Louviere. Temple Luckey, Tammi McCann. Michelle McCreedy. Cathy McKIveen, David McElwee, Tammy McKnight, Mitzi McManus, Ashley McMillan, Kathv Mallet. Kelley Manuel, Jen’et Martin. Garrick Martin. Kim Marlin, Malcolm Matthews, Melinda Mcche, Michael Medlin. Michael Menard. Paula Mickey. John Miller. Bethany Miller, Kim Misik, Stephen Moerlie, Brian Monceaux. David Moore. Julie Morin, Gilles Mouton. Melonie Mouton, Mike Juniors----- 149

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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

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FINALLY THERE, after wailing an eternity, sophomores Robbie Lannerd and Chad Courmicr reach the serving area. WAITING FOR THEIR TURNS. Caltin Moore, sophomore, and Ray Harrington, freshman, are going to get their food at last. (After they pay money collector. Dave Willoughby, of course!) Murphy, Pat Myers, Pam Nevils, Christv Ney, Darrell Ogea. John Ogea, Laura O’Reilly, Pam Ory, Michael Palombo, Gregory Parker. Eddie Penny, Darrell Perkins, Suzne Perry, I aurie Pinner, David Pitre. Earl Poole, Missy Poole. Tim Pope. Bryan Price, Robert Racer, Sharon Raimer, Kenny Raley. Paula Reed, Kendra Rees, Angela Richard, Fran cine Riviere, Scott Roan, Eric Robertson, Gary Roche, Vicki Rodenberry, Teri Rogers. Becky Rogers, Phillip 1 50------Juniors