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

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Nothin’ Halfway About It aniza Whether it was clique, crew, or club, everyone wanted to belong. Strangers became friends as the clubby” feeling grew. It was up to clubs and squads to focus on what they wanted to do and set out to getting it done. They became their own bosses as they watched their ideas burst into the full bloom of reality. After months of grueling practice to attain perfection, the smallest band in recent Barbe history was chosen to represent Louisiana at the Fiesta Bowl in Arizona. N.H.S. got serious about their bookstore that provided emergency supplies for the desperate and short-handed. Art Club provided their artistic technique for local businesses to celebrate the holiday seasons. Octogan s year was highlighted with the satisfaction of having the Best Scrapbook and being the Best Club in the state at convention. All the cheerleaders, JV and Varsity included, ended up first in competition at the Cal-Cam Fair. All the accomplishments brought a big boost of morale as students were able to organize matters for themselves. As they became their own bosses, they knew nothing could ever make them stop halfway in their tracks again. — MARSHALL FLUTES N TOOTS. Nimble fingers were hard to come by at the cold playoff game against Acadiana in Lafayette. Dedication prevailed however as band members Troy Burwcll. Michelle Ingalls, and Rachel Murphy strike up a tune to spark Buc spirit. PICA OR ELITE?!? Senior Mary Ellen Marshall finds that writing copy for they yearbook involved learning how- to type. too. 58 — Organizations

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WAITING PATIENTLY. Seniors Doug Cochran and Allison Ware dance «hc night away waiting for their names to be announced for court. CREME DE LA CREME. The 1984 Mr. and Miss Barbc court arc: LecAnn Wagucspack. Cheyl Shavers. Kelly Melton. Allison Ware. Rusty Can. Doug Cochran. John Miller, and Mark Wegener. Mr. and Miss Barbe — 57

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Organizations