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

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 MERE’S Shopping Center 2120 Country Club Rd. 477-4868 J Late nights and early mornings became routine for the victims of team practice and early classes that occurred . . . Every Morning yawn. The word stretches before one's eyes. No worries — just pure, unadulterated sleep. Quite often, however, sleep is interrupted by school. There are quite a few who are bright-eyed and bushy-tailed come Monday morning. However, for the many stumbling around helplessly at 8:15 a.m., trying to become part of the real world, visions of having stayed too late at the fair haunt every effort. Perhaps, if school started later, people would feel more awake throughout the day. 8:30 to 2:30 would be ideal, decided Mrs. Donna Bell. That would leave about an hour for every class. What about the ones who don't recover? Imagine the embarrassment of being awakened from a deep slumber in the middle of a lecture on A Tale of Two Cities. As David Burge related, It wasn't anything. I was just sitting there and suddenly, a few minutes later, I heard Mrs. Hall's voice calling, David ... David and then I woke up.” What he failed to mention was that the class was in absolute tears for five minutes after. But loss of sleep can't always be attributed to heavy partying. School activities, such as homework, football and basketball or band also contribute. The band was out on the practice field every morning to perfect their routines and music. The football and basketball teams stayed before and after school to improve their game and come up with a winning season. Even those students who went to the weeknight games wouldn't get home until 12:30. After the game, I got home late and had to get up the next morning at 5:45 and go to Austin which took 6 hours. And all for a football game, said Steven Fetzer. And let s not forget about the early morning free enterprise students. They have to get up fairly early in order to make the class on time, which starts at 7:05 every morning for 3 six weeks. But any way, creatures of the night, victims of the morning, wake up and face the music! Have a nice day! Good morning America, and the world! — Chozen FINISHING HOMEWORK in class became routine for student like Shawn Mouser, junior, who fell victims of Mr. Guillory's Early Morning Free Enterprise class. ATHLETE’S 7 CORNER Mon.-Sat. 10-6 2802 D Ryan St. Southgate Mall 433-1920 Jere Bice. Cody McGee Morgoret Bell Tammy Perry tons C-ongraiufulit Worn, SbaJ, and John BEST BODY SHOP 3309 Kirkman at 1-210 477-3385 Keirh Archison — Owner Ads--- 195

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