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

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DEEP IN THOUGHT. As SOS presi-deni. Karen Wychc looks over her meeting agenda, she concentrates on how to organize it all. SOMETHING IS FUNNY. Key Club members find sponsor. Daniel Racca’s, jokes absolutely hysterical. 78 — Service

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Playing with the King of Hearts Inside this issue... ' ►» Author visits school, promotes her books HAKM HK.HSCHOOI I AXE CHARI tS. LOUISIANA jW VOIXV1I XIII. NliMBl 4 H IIJtL'AKY 10.I«U PREPARATIONS. Photographers, Vincent Salvador and Jon Liprc check the camera before a photo session. HIE FINISHED PRODUCT. Hard work nd dedication from the staffers help to nakc the newspaper a success. PIECE BY PIECE. Editor Sylvia Duhon. eft. and staffer. Anne Marie Galipcau. take ime to fit copy for an attractive layout. Newspaper — 77

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Business As Usual ho was responsible for stapling together the pages of the school calender!' Who provided the inside information on every student that is contained within the pages of the Barbe Key? The service clubs — S.O.S. and Key Club. S.O.S. sponsored by Cynthia Bertrand, helped beautify the school. They cleaned up the trophy case and re-planted the foliage in the planters. To help celebrate the holidays, they sold Halloween grams and Mardi Gras carnations. We paid the utility bills for an 87 year old woman named Miss Flash, said Laurette Stevens. She protested about it. but after all, we arc supposed to help people. Karen Wyche commented on being president of S.O.S. I enjoyed working with S.O.S. because it was a small club. We were able to work together more closely than in the bigger clubs. The Key Club, sponsored by Dan Racca, provided service for the community and the campus. They helped their sponsor. The South Lake Charles Kiwanis, set up shop at their Arts and Crafts Fair. Vice president. Greg Edwards was proud of his clubs accomplishments, ! think we did a lot of things for the school. We do the Barbe Key and sponsor the dance for the Crippled children with the SOS. The service clubs rounded off the year's end with cancer street drives, freshman orientation, and recruiting new members to carry off the tradition of business as usual for the years to come. S.O.S. has really done a lot this year. We have been involved in many activities such as dance marathon, an Easter egg hunt, a special education dance, and we also paid utility bills for an elderly woman named Miss Flash. — KAREN WYCHE SERVICE OFFICERS SOS CLUB OFFICERS KEY CLUB OFFICERS President President Karen Wyche John Miller Vice-President Vice-President Sandy Menard Greg Edwards Secretary Secretary Tien Nguyen Jeff Peltz Treasurer Treasurer Cynthia Jenkins Tom Moore Reporter Reporter Norma Welch Jerald Trahan Co-Historians Ashley McManus Carmen Roberts TARDY. SOS members, Barrette Brown. Kelley Moore, and Carmen Roberts arc filled in after missing their Wednesday morning meeting. Service — 7 9