Menard Memorial High School - Menardian Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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mf dba!! . . . BACK ROW -N Left ta right: Ben Gaillot Phil Boogerts Roy Gravel SECOND ROW Jennings Rasch Gene Glankler lrving Bordelon lvy Lewin FRONT ROW: Philip Grass Robert Fant Charlie DiStefano Pat McCauley Malcolm Hebert Basketball at Menard could be considered successful this year. The team was small, being dwarfed most of the time by its opponents, but proved itself to be a scrappy aggregation, by its record. The boys won six games, and lost five. High point man for the season was Charlie DiStefano who tallied up lOC points, The opponents' total score was 256 while M-enard's was 289. MIDGETS: Tony Shelfo Julew Davidson LeDoux Provosty Leon Debelevue Lionel Gravel Dan Mathews Coke Smith David Mayrand Philip Detournillon Homer Marcott

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Beverly Smith Mary Gibson R. G. Coleman Ralph Gremillion Dolores Mayeux Mamie Sterkx GLZWJZQJKVS 602 005 f6I'5 These young ladies, selected from Providence Academy and St. Francis Xavier, formed the pep squad at the football games. They were led in or- ganized cheering by the energetic and capable sextet of cheerleaders. During the half they maneuvered in marching formations and drills, led by Malcolm l-lerbert and Miss Joanna Miller. , Back Row: r Mary Lee Chambers, Mayburn Latleur, Mary Gibson, Eva Rose Dupree, Marie Couvil- lion, Dolores Mayeux, Nora Louise Gremillion, Janice Couvillion, Mamie Sterkx. Second Raw: Betty Sue Phillips, lvfargfe Bonnette, VeNeiI Lemoine, Billie Ruth Hilton, Myra Cazes, Audrey Richc, Rita Domicc. Third Row: Doris Juneau, Lelia Marie Fant, Billy Ray Bonnette, Concettina Sardigna, Sandy Richard, Elise Ellis, Aime: Blanchard, Willie Mac De- Ville, Mary B. Fleming, Jewe' Cayef. Drum Major: Malcolm Heberl

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STANDING: Paul Delacroix, Roy Gravel, Ben Guillot, Tom Mathews Aubrey Blank, Charlie DiStefano, Buford Lachney. KNEELING: Malcolm Hebert, Charles Gremillion, Soffbaff and Kenna Menarcl's first official softball team in years was organized right after mid-term. Though it didn't get to practice very often, you would never have known it, if you could have seen its performance at the Central Rally, where it lost by only one point. Tennis was upheld this year by the sole efforts of Gene Glankler. But don't think that he clidn't make up for the little team that wasn't there , even by himself. Gene attended the Central Louisiana Rally and came in second with a silver medal. More power to you, Genel GENE GLANKLER