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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1959 volume:

'FY is MzNARo 'cEm ' AE mGrTS'6r1oot LIBRARY wmm:affrf2fWfszwkSP1rA3415?,M'ffW W H W E x Q 35 ,L .,-.1 l - Presenteci by CLASS 1959 MENARD MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL Cozzclzzcleci by Brothers of the Sacred Heart Zfreword I.. QQY' It , A633 ,nf 'Nl 5 K f V' 'Rl' R J if '54 -. .I W in if ' ig. , Biff. ' :xiii-?t -ff' ,niggas Oi- iii, 'lv u ' . f,,,f'tf12h5 11339: ' . '.,Qj' ' L? 2'3 I Q . 'g.f'g:j, 5'f-5 'wwf o ,-0 .-V' ..,1 ' ,Ei : -in The 1959 MENARDIAN is presented to its readers in a specific .-'T manner. This yearbook will bring back the cherished memories of .f9 ': the best years of our lives-high school years. The contents of the 1959 annual are placed in six categoriesg ..,.'Si5vJ,- each one is significant in relating the events which compose the lives .,,'EE,'3,' of high school students. For four years Menard seniors have struggled to attain their present position. Their next step will lead them to the vocations which they will hold throughout adult life. May the present seniors and those who followv make the proper rggftq decisions and maintain the principles of Catholic manhood which have been inculcated by our instructors. THE MENARDIAN STAFF 34342: Q ,gi-' T , - t '-ffl-15192 . 27 For the past seven years Brother Maximin, better known as Brother Max, has given, without reserve, his unselfish services as a Brother of the Sacred Heart at Menard. He has contributed greatly to the advancement of the Catholic education of all the students. Everyone who has come under his influence agrees that this man of God has done more than his share in promoting the progress and manly spirit in our school. XV e hope that by dedicating our yearbook to him, we may in a small way express our gratitude for his constant guidance, friendliness, incomparable lead- ership, and zealous devotion to the students of MENARD. H . .. i Q 1 ff if Q s K U? , 1 I K K h Q' K 3 4: I V. .Emi C ' 5 , Emi 1 Mm.: , g 21,2 2 2 I- 5 S ' 1 iii f ,V A 3 K, E 1 V- J , f W ,V ff -ww Q i M ' Q , ,. , , , ,L Aw ,. an. , ,. ...x Q K 125. 4- L 3 tid s - K 5 ui ff 113 l ,aww--W vlain Building. The School C The entire school and student body are seen in this aerial vicxx Hfeterxa - ' J ' ' -il-if ,--1...-s.f- ' ,mt A N. WTI l Vj 'V'NXsv,x.f Wo Primfgml is Message DEAR GRADUATES: To you belongs the Age of Rockets and Satellites! What a glorious future is in store for you! However, you must remember that your ROCKET has already been launched. Your FIRST STAGE is ready to burn out. What amount of THRUST has been given depends upon the amount of effort you have expended during your years of high school. Unlike all the other rockets, yours is manned-by YOU. Also unlike the other Rockets, your THRUST FUEL continues from one stage F- your learning achievement, your will, your love for God, and your RELIGION. Without these, you will never get into the next stage. Should the above be mixed in the proper proportion, your SECOND STAGE has begun. You are now pulling away from the GRAVITY of your teachers and your parents. Presuming that your goal is Col- lege, you will be left much on your own. If you keep your fuel- Learning, XVill, Love of God, Religion-in the proper mixture, you will have nothing to worry about. If your fuel lacks the proper proportional mixture, you will begin to fall from your lofty position. The THIRD STAGE is in YOURS AND GOD'S HANDS. YOU are in the driver's seat of the Satellite. You can guide it where it will forever be in ORBIT in God Himself, or you can guide it elsewhere. XWHAT WILL BE YOUR DECISION? ONLY YOU AND GOD KNOW' THAT! DEAR GRADUATES, set your sights to orbit in God. You will never fail if that is your objective. Vife, your PARENTS and TEACH- ERS, are proud of you. DON'T DISAPPOINT ANY OE US. MAY GOD BLESS YOU! 1.59,-.ffwc ,fe 190,115 john XXIII His Holiness graciously receives in a private audience Rev. Brother Josaphat, SC., Superior General of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart fto the right of Our Holy Fatherj and the members of the General Council. Our l6'ish0,U THE MOST RIEVEREND CHARLES PASCAL GRECO, DD Bishop of Alexandria N-'Q 'vw A I f 7 , I, - , ei,:4',-Lx . ,,Ul,Qsf2 mx w--X V 'x'. ,X 5 . I Q! I H .W-' 'jf l-'xrfxfxiix Q Q QA W N' X ' XIX 1 x . Sf X N ' 3, ASX Q WQ-V xx ,gg X m Mmm 5 Wg'-' WL - - ww f vim K C,xx 'T1 y 4' 1 ,Q xy u-,' XUVHN S.C. M 5 HER , ' 'v F0 HUC I h fdha , Q IH, S , AS ' MothQrS1'11,Pr1nCi1n31. 'C' ssocmfjon Club M , Reljgiol Moderator Oderflfgf Aj, 15113- BROTHER MA , U thletic Ph.B., Loyola Universityg Assistant Prin- gipftlg Religion, Algebra, Latin, Plane Geometry, Key Club MOMYMOY, SUPCY' dtobc for Boarding Students. visor of WM Ph D ER CLEM ' 'w Fo d ENT b f ha - : SC ra, English. m, Moral Guidanc . e ' A180 BROTHER uNUs, sc. M,Ed., Louisiana State Univetsityg Moral Guidance, Algebra, Solid Geometry, I ' School Canteen. Trigonometry, 'K-Q lPi -413 SC- YR FLBERT. ,-Qxrvx RL BROTH4 Sr-me UDWU-K-ffl' SKC 61193 ,,lg1, Chdlm BROTHER MARION, se lvl-Ed Egiefax gcwixioaefwf' Bb., Springhill Collegeg Religion, Book- llfqfllli Qgnffatcrml keeping, French, Typing, Milirar5f7 Major mm i Commzzndant CAP, Rr-gjgffaf, BROTHER ROGER, SC. B.S., Springhill Collegeg Religion, Gen- eral Science, Chemistry, Silcristzln, Con- fraternity lkloclergitor, junior Team C for Football il l f ' oach nc Baslxetbilll. I Y -w ., W 'gl gi -- , C. ER AL BROTH Uniwfsltlll R S te I .I , ta V SQClOlOgy 4 LOHISUIUJ ld HistOf3-' den M,Pcl., 2 ughyxxilor grate!-WW MO hgiOn7L11S im Qon Libflf' ' - Speech, r r Mmm O v . v15Or' dxw Ad S S C B,SI S V U ' ' - Q Pfinghill C English, Civics 5116865 -Religion, Pifllflhll i Athletic, Diigimlc Geog. kgeam Coach for Footb lor, lunior Cfball, 31 and Bas, MR. CHARLES CROUQH iiwcfriii gililversltl' Of Arkansas D. K fstofy, American Histor f1VCr lzducatioi md Track Coach Y, L Head Football MRS. EMILY FORET Dietician Louisiana State University, Member of American School Food Association, Cafeteria. ER CARLOS, 5-C- OTH . BR gf Boarding B s Fordham Pfefm Students, Cafeteria' MR. GERALD LAVESPERE BS., Louisiana TeCl13 Gelleml General Math, Semof Am ness, . - tant - . ' f Education, A5515 metit, Drix er Q N Bt Skctbau Football Coath, H0141 1 and Baseball Coacu- l I ,wwf 'Q ,ff MM,,,f ',,, ? I f ! lily lan! Af ISI ,...Mff,,N A 4-Fw- 1 ,M-'-4v-H'- --4--- f- --'f M' iv .,.-,A Menard, like every other school, is centered around and focused upon the advancement and education of its students. The follow- ing pages contain the pictures of these young men in their respective . . . 1 All 'rm' -I 1 J Afwxwi . Hlassfs 'I3 Felix Benas Angeles- Kat', Here if a fellow wlao jun joined our clan, who warm In help no :miter uilml Ilze Mrk. Rifle Club 59, CAP 59, Boarder 59. 5VJ95ssQVYlF Wesley Hilton Ardoin- Cookiel' The future if purclmred by llve prerezlt. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 59, Honor Student 56, 57, 58, 59, Ground Observer Corps 56, 57, 58, 59, CAP 56. 57, 58, 59, Certificate of Proficiency 59, First Lieutenant Cadet Corps 59: CAP Encampment 57, Boarder 56. 57, 58. 591 CAP Staff 59, Yearbook Staff 59. Jackie Raymond Barnidge- Barney Alzbongb Barzzefr lull, heir quid. but in llze clfirij. belt a fiof. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 59, Key Club 57, 58, 59, Secretary-Treasurer 58, President 59, Rifle Club 57. 583 Perfect Attendance 56, 57, Drill Team 56, 57, Ground Observer Corps 56, 57, 58, 59, CAP 56, 57, 58, 59, Second Lieutenant Cadet Corps 58, Football 59g Track 58, Boys' State 58, Key Club District Con- vention 57. 59, State Regional, National Drill Competition 57. james Raymond Bell, lVell Iimed Jilence lmr more eloquence ibm JFEECIJ. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 59, Yearbook St11ff.59. Lester Philip Berniard- Pete No mze knowr uflyaf be mn do lil! he fries. Class Treasurer 56, Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 59, Perfect Attendance 56, 57, Honor Student 56, 57, 59, Ground Observer Corps 56, 57, 58, 59, CAP 56, 57, 58, 59, First Lieutenant Cadet Corps 59, CAP Certificate of Proficiency 58, CAP Encampment 57, Boarder 56, 57, 58, 59, Football 58, 59, Track 57, 58, Third Place 180 yard Loxv Hurdles 57, CAP Staff 59, Yearbook Staff 59, First Place Teenage Drivers Road-E-O. David Miller Blalock Dave By frying zre crm emily leam Z0 endure hmdfbipr-mzollaer ma2z'J. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 59, 57, 58, 591 CAP 57. 58. Philip Carlino Rifle Club 57, 58, Ground Observer Corps 56. Advice if zz supply 011 lfae markelg the fupply 411114131 exfeedr the demand. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 59, Key Club 57, 4-H Club 56, Rifle Club 56, 57, 58 59, Perfect Attendance 56, 57, Honor Student 56, Drill Team 56, 57, 58, 59 Ground Observer Corps 56, 57, 58, 59, CAP 56, 57, 58, 59, Certificate of Pro ficiency 59, State 56. 57, 58, 59, Regional 57. 58. and National Drill Competi tion 57. james Carl Carson- Kit Sofllcflimef I .ffl and ffaizzla, moi! of the lime I jail Jil, Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 59, CAP 56. Ernest Lejeune Chenevert-' 'Erniep Erery inch rl good fellow. md Oh, .ru fmzzzy izzchar. Class President 58. 593 Confraternity 58. 59g Football 57. 58. 593 Basketball 57. 58, 593 Track 57. 58. 59, Second Place rl-lo yard Dash 56g Second Place Hop Step .lump 573 Third Plane 440 yard Relay 56, All-District Football 573 All- Twin City 57, 58: All-State Second Team 57, Second Team All-District Basket- ball 573 KAU3 Basketball Team 571 Best Lineman 573 Most Valuable Basketball Player 57g All-State First Team Football 58. Larry Rawlings Clement5 Clem ' I 112.15 'mf be b.zzza'mwr. buf I rfrrlmr I bait' .1 diilizzgzfirbrd Iwi, Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 591 -l-H Clubg Rifle Club 56. 57, 58, 59, Ground Ob- server Corps 56. 57. 58, 59, CAP 56. 57. 58, 59g Certificate of Proficiency 59 CAP Instructor 591 Sectional Rifle Match 58. 593 Drill Team Commander 59 CAP Staff and Command School 58. 59, State 56, 57, 58. 593 Regional 57. 58 National Drill Competition 573 Menardian Photographer 57. 58, 59. jesse Homer Crouch- Buddy Dorff .ray all you AIIUIIQ, but Erma' all you my. Confraternity 56. 57. 58, 591 Honor Student 56. 57. 59, Cafeteria Worker 56. 57. 58, Football 57. 58. 593 Track 57. 58. 591 Confraternity Convention 56, Class Secretary 575 Yearbook Staff 59. john Ellington David jr. A Iifflrf Ir.w1i21,x if if ll7.17I'Q67'OllJ' Ibizzg, Confratcrnity 56. 57. 58. 593 Honor Student 59g Band 56, 57, Ground Observer Corps 56, 57, 58, 593 CAP 56, 57, 58, 59. james Davidson - Gym Although he im'1 very lall, be lover la play barketlmll. Class Treasurer 57, Class Vice President 583 Class Secretary 593 Perfect Attendance 57, Honor Student 583 Football 58, 59g Basketball 57, 58, 59g Track 58. james Louis Dekeyzer-' 'jiml' A working member of our flair, who does' lfir part in all we ark. 4-H Club 56, 57, 58, 59g Rifle Club 563 Honor Student 59g CAP 56, 57. 58, 59g Won trip to 4-H Club Congress in Chicago 59. Robert Paul Descant-' 'Des Nobndy mfz give you beffer advice lhan yourrelf. Perfect Attendance 563 Honor Student 56, 593 Track 57, 58, 59. Jack Werta Duplissey Barlvful, renfitire, good and kind, a guy like him if bard I0 find. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 593 Honor Student 593 Ground Observer Corps 56 57, 58, 59, French Medal 56, 57. Charles Brandon Ewing- Bozol' Acqurzirzmzzcey fl permzz zvbom we klldll' well enough to barmu' from, buf 2102 well enough to Zezzd lo. Track 57, Yearbook Staff 59. Stephen Weil Freiman- Steveoreno Consider the parlrzge .mznzpg iff zzxefulzzerr comix!! in Ike fzbilily to slick I0 one Ibizzg till if gefr llasre. Key Club 57, 58, 593 Honor Student 56, 57, 58, 593 Drill Team 57, 58, 593 Ground Observer Corps 56. 57. 58, 593 First Lieutenant Cadet Corps 59, CAP 56, 57, 58, 593 Key Club District Convention 58, 593 International Convention 57. 58. 593 Most Active Key Clubber 583 Medals: Algebra and Civic 56, World History 579 English 583 State Drill Competition 57, 58, 593 National Competi- tion 57. Darrel Paul Glankler- DP, David Douglas Flournoy- Flon Tefzrfaezxr and fltI,f.fl'0077Z.Y me hir only olnjerfiom 10 edlzmliazi. Confraternity 57, 58, 593 Cafeteria Wcmrker 59, Ground Observer Corps 56. 57. 58, 593 Confraternity Convention 58. They lhmk be .r rby, be my bait fly. Confraternity 56. 57, 58. 59. President 56. 57. 593 Key Club 57, 58, 59, Vice President 58. 593 Perfect Attendance 581 CAP 56, 57, 58, 593 Football 58, 593 Track 583 Medals: English 56, Latin I 56, Latin II 57, Physics 583 Boys' State 583 Sotlirlity Convention 56, 571 National Catholic Youth Convention 563 Presi- dent, Menard-Providence Coordinate Council 593 District Key Club Convention 57. 59, Yearbook Stuff 591 Algebra Medal 58. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 593 Rifle Club 593 Perfect Attendance 58g Honor Stu- dent 57, 58, 593 Ground Observer Corps 56, 57, 58, 59g CAP 56, 57, 58, 593 Class Treasurer 56. joseph Thomas Glorioso To Zire lwzg, it ir zzefefmry Z0 life Jloufly. Thomas Richard Guraedy- Lightning', Come what may, lae'J the mme good spar! every day. Class Treasurer 573 Key Club 58, 59, Rifle Club 57, 58, 595 Honor Student 57, 58, 593 CAP 56, 57, 58, 593 Second Lieutenant Cadet Corps 583 CAP En- campment 57, 58, Football 58, 59g Track 56, 573 Sociology Medal 58g Yearbook Staff 59. CAP 57, 58, 59, CAP Encampment 57, 583 Boarder 57, 58, 595 Track 58, 599 Librarian 58, 59. james Clement LaFleur jr. Reading makelb ez full man. John Gilbert Lauve- Gil l'm not lazy, I jun believe in faking life eary. Class Secretary 56, 57g Treasurer 58, 593 Key Club 573 4-H 56, Ground Observ- er Corps 56, 57, 58, 593 Second Lieutenant Cadet Corps 57, 58g Football 5.93 Basketball 57, 58, 593 Baseball 56, 57, 58, 593 BOYS' State 58, Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 593 Confraternity Convention 583 Handball Champ 57. Clifford Lyons Lawrence- El Torol' All greal men are dead, and I d0n'l feel 200 well myrelf. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 59, Key Club 57, 58, 592 Rifle Club 57, 533 HOUOY Student 56, 57, 593 CAP 56, 57, 58, 593 Football 58, Basketball 59, Track 583 Boys' State 583 Attorney Trophy 58, Civics Medal 563 Third Place Mile Relay 583 Nominee for Youth of Year award 59. john Alfred Lintott A loyal mmparzion, an exfellenl friend, an earnest worker, and lrue Z0 Ibe end. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 59, Key Club 57, 58, 593 Rifle Club 563 Honor Stu- dent 59g Ground Observer Corps 56, 57. 58, 593 Boarder 56, 57, 58, 593 Foot- ball 593 Track 59, Religion Medal 58. Harry john Longwell- HU Alwayr happy, aluayr gay, llJal'.r Harry in every way. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 59, Honor Student 59, CAP 56, 57, 58, 593 Football 57. 58, 593 Track 56, 57, Basketball 58, 59. Russ Mclnnis-' 'Mao' I like zvorleq if farfinater me. I could Jil down and walrla it for bourr. CAP 58, 593 Football 58. Richard Lynn Mathews- Country', He uilao liver with lillle porrerier eoeryilaing. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 59g Cafeteria Worker 57, 58, 593 Ground Observer Corps 56, 57, 58, 593 Confraternity Convention 57. Donald Lynn Mayeux ll'7baZez'e1' if woflla doing of all if worth doing well. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 593 Key Club 57, 58, 593 Lieuteant Governor- Division II 583 Governor-Louisiana-Mississippi-West Tennessee District 593 Band 563 Rifle Club 56, 57, 583 Honor Student 56, 573 Ground Observer Corps 56, 57, 58, 593 CAP 56, 57, 58, 59, Major Cadet Corps, Staff, Certificate of Proficiency 593 CAP Instructor 583 Encampment 573 583 Boarder 56, 57, 58, 593 Football 58, 593 Track 583 Yearbook Staff 593 Outstanding Cadet 563 Expert M-1 Carbine Medal 583 Religion Medal 563 Speech 583 Attended Three District and Two Key Club International Conventions in Washington D.C. and Chicago. Louis Victor Montelaro- Lou-Goin Wfbezzezer I feel lbe urge fo exewife coming on, I lie down uizzil il primes over. Class Treasurer 563 Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 593 Rifle Club 56, 573 Peffffft Attendance 56, 583 Honor Student 56, 57, 593 Ground Observer Corps 56, 57, 58, 59g CAP 56, 57, 58. 593 Second Lieutenant Cadet Corps 58, 593 CAP En- campment 573 Boarder 56. 57, 58, 593 Football Manager 593 Basketball Manager 593 Track Manager 583 Yearbook Staff 59. James Philip Morgan- Morg Life ii' loo .iborl Io zworrg. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 593 Ground Observer Corps 583 CAP 56, 57, 58, 593 Confraternity Convention 58. QM. Samuel Anthony Normand- Sam Good flying! cmzze in Jmall pafkager. Class Treasurer 59, Confraternity 56. 57, 58, 59, Perfect Attendance 57, Honor Student 58. 593 Ground Observer Corps 56. 57, 58, 59, CAP 573 Football Manager 57. 58, Basketball Manager 57. 581 General Math Medal 581 Religion Medal 58. .t james August Petrus- Pete,' I'll do flle diffirzzlt noun' Ike inzpaiirible will lake I1 lillle longer. Class President 56, Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 59, Treasurer 57, 58, Key Club 57, 58, 59, Secretary-Treasurer 59, Band 56, 57, Honor Student 56, 57, 58, 593 Perfect Attendance 57, 58, Ground Observer Corps 56, 57. 58, 593 CAP 56, 57, 58, 59, First Lieutenant Cadet Corps 58, CAP Encampment 57, English III Medal 581 Key Club Convention 58. Clayton jules Normand-l'Guitar Le! ur do or die. Class Secretary 57, Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 59, Hnor Student 56, 57, 58, 591 Drill Team 56, 57, 58, 59, Ground Observer Corps 56, 57, 58, 59, Confraternity Convention in Shreveport 56, Science Medal 56, State, Regional Drill Competi- tion 56, 57, 58, National Drill Competition 58. Michael Paul O'I-lalloran-e Red A liflle nwifrrzfe nou' and liven if relifbed by Ike ber! of nun. Confraternity 56. 57. 58. 59: Honor Student 58, Ground Observer Corps 56. 57. 58, 59, Football 591 Track 58, 59, Speech, Third Place Optimist Club Contest 58, Confraternity Convention 58, Yearbook Staff 59. Be e1I1l'f1j'J' or merry or you can, For no one delightr in rz rorrowful man. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 591 Key Club 583 Rifle Club 593 CAP 56, 57, 58, 593 Track 58. james Elvin Phillips- Admiral Dewey Weston Joel Porter- Wes Full of cheer, full of pep, making friends will: every Jlep. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 593 Rifle Club 58, 593 Ground Observer Corps 56, 57, 58, 593 CAP 56, 57, 58, 593 Confraternity Convention 58. Kenneth David Powell- Puffy,' A foolbrzll hero, lol! and true: he ,beeps flue girlr in iz fluller loo. Class Vice President 58, 593 Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 593 Vice President 56, 57, 593 Key Club 57, 58, 593 CAP 56, 57, 58, 593 First Lieutenant Cadet Corps 58, 593 Staff 59, Instructor 58, 593 Encampment 573 Ground Observer Corps 56, 57, 58. 593 Chief Observer 593 Marksmanship Medal 58, Perfect Attendance 573 Football 56, 57, 583 All-District 57, 58, Basketball 57, 58, 593 All-District 57, 58: Twin City All-Stars 583 Ideal Athlete Trophy 583 Rebouncling Trophy 573 Track 563 57, 58. 593 Most Valuable Player Trophy 583 Nine track medalsg Out- standing CAP Cadet 583 Altar Boy 56, 57, 58, 593 Pelican Boys' State 583 Year- book Staff 59. James joseph Roy- Echo Genius if one per rent if1.vj1i1'r1tion and nizzety-nine per ren! perirjlirntion. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 593 Rifle Club 56, 573 Drill Team 57, 58, 593 State Champions 57, 58, Regional Champions 573 National Drill Competition 573 Second Lieutenant Cadet Corps 59. Robert Leander Thiels-' ' Bobbie The only uw, Confratcrnity 56. 57. 58. 59g Ground Observer Corps 56. 57. 58. 59. Robert Allen Russell- Bobl' If at ffm' you don? Jucreed, ola well, skip iz. Rifle Club 593 CAP 593 Boarder 58. 59: Track Manager 58. '-uw' to bare n friend ii' in he ofze. Herman Theodore Vallery- Ted In rpm-fr, flair fellow if ture 10 go far, time be if a lmrkelball mar. Class Vice President 593 Confraternity 58, 59, Football 58, 599 Basketball 58, 59g Baseball 58, 59g Basketball Trophy 58. James Norman Todd He who erzouu' 1411671 to be rilenl kzzmtxr when to speak. Key Club 58, 59g Class Secretary 58g Class President 59g Honor Student 57, 595 Perfect Attendance 573 Ground Observer Corps 593 CAP 57, 58, 593 First Lieutenant Cadet Corps 583 CAP Encarnpment 583 Football 58, 59g Basketball 58, 593 Track 57, 58, 59, Pelican Boys' State 583 English II Medal 573 Ameri- can History Medal 585 CYO Scholastic Award Basketball 58g Basketball Sports- manship Award 58. David Casimir Vanderlick Mezz of few wordy are lbs bert men. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 595 Band 56, 57g -4-H Club 56, 57, 58, 593 Rifle Club 57g Perfect Attendance 563 Honor Student 593 CAP 56 ,57, 58, 593 4-H Club Champion 573 Champion Beef 57, 583 International Livestock Exposition Chi cago 58g Champion Beef Showman and best-fitted Beef Trophies 57. 'NuwM,,a,,p1w joseph Cecil Vanderliclc A homemade friend weary longer than one you buy in ll market. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 593 4-H Club 56, 57, 58, 59g Ground Observer Corps 56, 57, 58, 59g Member of Louisiana Crop judging Team 573 Rapides Parish judging Team 58. George Anthony Verzwyvelt isve. A lad with plerzly of gril, for any lrial heh !1l'LL'61j'J' fir. Class President 56, 573 Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 595 Secretary 57, 583 4-H Club 56, 57, 58, 59g Honor Student 56, 57, 599 Ground Observer Corps 56, 57, 58, 59g CAP 57g Boys' State 58g 4-H Club Congress in Chicago 57, 58g NJCA Convention Springfield, Ill. 58g History Medal 56g English Medal 57. Charles Bernard Vincent- The Sun I f'mz'e21'l beard of anybody who uwzlr Io 11071 firing on acfomzl of lbe foil. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 593 Perfect Attendance 573 Honor Student 589 CAP 56, 57, 58, Track 57g Religion Medal 573 Confraternity Convention 56g Sopho- more Handball Medal 57. F35-HW Joseph Albert Wall- Bert Trim bill Jmnll: a friend to ull. Confraternity 56, 57, 58. 59, Key Club 59, Rifle Club 56, 57, 58, 59, Perfect Attendance 56, 57, 58, Honor Student 58, 59, Ground Observer Corps 56, 57, 58, 59, CAP 56, 57, 58, 59, CAP Encampment 57. George Michael Wagner- Georgeleroo Tlair world Jure would be dull willaoul me. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 59, Key Club 57, 58, 59, Ground Observer Corps 56, 57, 58, 59, CAP 56, Football 593 Basketball Manager 57, Track 56, 58, Year- book Staff 59. Oliver Boyd Yerby-' 'Olivel' Some foliar rzerer lamzdle fbe truth rvifboul Jfraffhirzg if. Confraternity 56, 57. 58, 59, Honor Student 56. 57. 58, 59, Cafeteria Worker 58, 59, Football 58, 59, Track 56. Donald joseph Webb Mlllly zz flared mind bar been opened by mirlnke. Confraternity 56, 57, 58, 59, Key Club 57, 58, 59, Honor Student 56, 57, 59, Ground Observer Corps 56, 57, 58, 59, CAP 56, 57, 58, 59, Football Manager 58, Football 59, Basketball Manager 58, Track 57, 58, 59, Boys' State 58, Radio Club 56, 57, Glee Club 56, Yearbook Staff 59. l 12-B CLASS OFFICERS ERNEST CHENEVERT Prefidefzt fmissing from picturcj TED VALLERY Vim Prefideazf fccnterj JAMES DAVIDSON Sffreffzry f rightj SAMUEL NORMAND Trmfzzrer f Ieftb 27 Richard Asscherick Aubrey Basco Paul Bellino Claude Berry John Betar juniars 671155 Owcers I 1,4 RICHARD TEXADA, Prefidenz EARL GUILLORY, Vibe Preiidezzl KENNETH ARDOIN, Secremry PHILLIP SLEET, Treaxurer Charles Ardoin Kenneth Ardoin M -'I' junivrs Jerry Bizc Morris Bordclon Thomas Bossier Ralph Brister I Willialn Carr john Cook Charles Crooks James Crooks Donald Dean 1 f i H if k I ' MQ 1 J l' ' f x Q ' Benjamin Fleury Marshall Gray Roy Derbonnc james DeSelle junivrs .Q l john DiStefano Paul F ett Earl Guillory Michael Guillory junivrs 611155 Oficers I 115 ANTHONY TAMBURO, President BOOTHIE O'QUINN, Vice Preridefzz PAUL FETT, Secrefary MICHAEL GUILLORY, T1'eaJm'e1' John Hildenbrand john Hromadka M. LaBorde Steve Lazaro Jerome Mahfouz Martin Masden James Lilley Murray McMi11in Wayne Mathews James Murphy funivrs james Percy Charles Pickett Joe Prudhomme Robert Rachal David Roberts 32 .rfr. fy! Douglas Nigreville Boothie O'Quinn I s sniisf: - Vi juniors Robert Rogers Gene Sanchez joseph Scarbrock Phillip Sleet ,, i. T i m- Qeslewwf f- ,fe-.e,:zgw: 1,. ,.,,,,Wh,fn w'MMWM' David Soileau Anthony Tamburo Richard Texada james Verzwyvelt jerry Voorhies 'QV Barry Ackel John Baker Svphamvres 611155 OMcers 10,4 ROBERT BOISVERT, Preridefzl GERALD LEBLANC, Vive Prefidefzt EDWIN SPIESS, Seciffnry JACK RANDALL, Trenflzref Robert Barkley Bob Boisvert Donald Boniol Thomas Brasher Charles Breaux Malcolm Brouillette Louis Cambre 155. ,, Svphamarcs Richard Domico Herbert Ducrepont Ronnie Cresap Wayne Davis Noah Ducrepont Roy Erwin Bennie Fazio Bill Finicai Harry Flynn J 35 Donald Guillory Richard Guillory Robert johnson Perry jordan Conrad Juneau Svphamvres Philip Flynn Hayden Frugc X 3 3 x i L 1 3 K I Stephen Gauthier David Glorioso ,viii I if Snphomvres 61455 0fHcc'rs lOl6' MARVIN THIELS, Prexident DOUGLAS RYLEE, Vice Prexidezzl WILLIAM WOLF, Secrezary GROVER WALKER, Tfmiuref' A. P. LaBorde Michael LaFleur Gerald LeBland joseph Lawrence fw wkawn:1f,-vcsm.Sssff1 1 vile.-wzmvsmu' ,mg -ff - I .F fe ,H W William Lintott V. A. Lomonte Elbert Lozes Pete Mahfouz Paul Marcotte Robert Maycux Svphvmores james McElroy Frank Michalski Ronald Moreau Frank NfCGlliI1IlCSS Gunter Pinckcrt David Plauchc , ,sk 0552512 Charles McKay Oliver Bfcphate Saplzomvres Billy Pospisil Philip Pressley Gene Rachal Walter Randall jasper Rizzo 5 5LfLiEZ45?F f--' T-fwfisvfsifv1f'3i'lWi-:iff-'Mila A ' -'UQTVVVKQLI W1'41'T'5'7W ' R' WH -f 5' ' Douglas Rylle joseph Scalfano Russell Segura james Smith Edwin Spiess Grover XValker Benjamin Wall Teddy Weatherford Robert Wfhittingtori Bill Wfolf hyat Svphamvrcs james Stone Charles Thiels Marvin Thiels Walter Vanderlick Charles Vaudersypen F' :M ,fi Wcslzmcn Harry Armand 611155 0fHcers 9,4 PAUL CAESAR, Prefidefzl ROSCOE DOUGLAS, Vice Pferidefzl ERNEST KNOBLOCK, Secrefary NEIL DORE, Treamfer Harvey Basco james Baudin Bernard Bellino zmir: ,53 :NG -214 fr filly ' Harold Beridon David Boisvert Leonard Boney Danny Boogaerts Danny Boudreaux Willis Coco Camille Camella Sam Damico james Damico Gene DeROuen Qreslzmm Clyde Brister Roger Cavaness Paul Ceasar Ted Charrier William Cobb greslzmcw james Deville Neil Dore Roscoe Douglas Kenneth Eversull Laurence Fuglaar joe George Robert Gibson Xlifilliam Herpin Andy Hill joseph johnson Rogers Laprairie Walter Ledig Larry Lucas Roderic Martin joseph Mathews Hrcshmeu Ernest Knoblock Teddy Konduris Gary Laborde George Lamaze James Lanius greshmcu Paul Mathews joseph Mitchell Ray Mose Robert Mullen Frank Palermo Randy Pias james Poston James Renz Paul Rouen Murphy Roberts Nicholas Taylor Paul Terrell Lynn Verzwyvelt Michael Willis George Withers Patrick Scallan greshmcn Clifford Schexnaycler Cflass Ofhers 916' LARRY LUCAS, Pferiziem' JCSEPH MITCHELL, Vife Prefidfzzl GEORGE WITHERS, Sefrelafy XWILLIS COCO, T7'E47J1l1'EI 'U Philip Smith Richard Stone ff-'S' The Freshmen study Civics under Brother Cogmag. The complexities of graphs are mastered by the Seniors V so hard, ggofher Max . Ent' Omftff sh -'Chefmsm Kors- Wofks. y dass OWS his Wm 110 say the W it 35325 Striving for 40, the Typing class labors inclustriously. sf l ! r k , I . f , ,ff . S A , mn ,J 1 Y i f I , 1 1 ' E in 48 Our halfback tears through the line, fight- ing all the way, and exemplifying the sac- rifices and strenuous efforts made by all Menarclians who participate in the in- valuable ventures of . . . 8-' ,wrist gf It Q if' 'iw ww ,J f it Knaching Staff MR. CHARLES CROUCH Head Coach MR, JERRY LAVESPERE Assistant Coach t.g.Q'1eif:,.1sflQ BROTHER C O S M A S. Athletic Director, purchases some athletic equipment, HS H , ,f ' I , -::, f z I., B 37. . ,. .f ' i ii, ef r ,,4a'-if Q vi N ,. H - . :',I, A r a c g K - S. I szl, W r I if n -fr 'NVQ I' ,, or eevgessgi -T236 , x 65, K I A '-T., .14 Q-,ff 'T 'N' 5 R33 r- 3 3 1 i L , g : 1 V 'Fern , ,ian ,Q , . V lf it .: . HJ. M ting . i I ee, A Riff, , 78 S mx 3, It 'e 515, A .f FIRST ROXV' Donald Wfcbb Tommy Brasher John Hromadlca, Robert Whittington. Ted Wfeatherford. SECOND ROW: Richard A, P. Texada, Richard Guraedy, John Lauve, Philip,Berniard, Billy Lintott. Jerome Mahfouz. THIRD ROW: Mike O'Hall0ran, Laborde, Charles Ardoin, Donald Boniol, Harry Longwell, Darrel Glankler, Bobby Boisvert. FOURTH ROW: jimmy Phillips, George Wagner, Paul Fett, David Roberts, john Lintott, jim Todd, Anthony Tamburo, FIFTH ROW: Oliver Yerby, Clifford Lawrence, ' ' A f . ll INL ' . SIXTH ROW: Pat Ryan, Jackie Barnidge, Charles Crooks, Ted Valle-ry, Bill Wolf, Ernest Chenrvert, james Alff11'Ll,DOH1 t rayeux David Powell, Homer Crouch, Manager Dan Lowery. Ma, 14 M M- gr if ,, L ' 1 rf' T -I ,,V, fir, ,,y,L,, .Q I 4 i -M , , , K I , Y Air , ,..,.,, V frkl J Manager Manager LOUIS MONTELARO KENNETH ARDOIN ,Q , ,l Jerome-Mahfouz finds a big hole in Eunice's defensive line. .1 :ik r, . ass ycu,u.-- Tamburo, rhe Lgicgyflgagginst Eunice. AnthO0Y the' area, Proves his 31 Homer Crouch races for the goal line as he is chased by Eunice de- fenders. , I , , L R All-State Ernie Chencvert outraces the Opelousas foes. 52 X f x ., ,A 5 3 3, Hom Sain. er Cfoufh Plows thro Ugfjgy ugh H16 H ry defense for 8 80041 5 it T... iucnard Ca mi fwfr, meer fhej P HS, ,Who live 3 ropposmg pin .I cross. the ev! le Captains, : '-J? :Q-J, , 'ETF-rv--Q. , 'ai ' E ,, ' if 75 '1 Tm 1 N'-sg'+fm, ' Y Xxffi-'V -,,s Xx f x ffff : xxxxx ' L SQSQKX In 'EYLZ' Lil I e st in Q, 1, 4 ,sgigrrhj I ix? C l ,I , . 'V .Q i , -51 . J, -, t Tea . ood GS biouz finds the gisikniarie- lemme biiiime block in the Bun tbr0W5 Q A Xlalllify Bobby Boisvert shoots around the Pineville players on a keep-play. N , Anthony Tamburo races back the opening kickoff to score against the Rebels. Harry Longwell clears the way for Bobby Boisvert in the Pineville game. ff r ew' is f X gf X , AJ - if jf I .... X V A .fi k,.sf,,-iff.. L? sw , win-px' sw ,ex ix 'F 'Jr 6 Q 5 sv Y 4 aid fi W '15 wif' M.: iq? f , . 1 . . Q .Z gy, ...,.. , f ,Z,:f:,.ik ks? 'H-1' V v 95,345 ':.' ., If .k-- FIRST ROW: Jerome Mahfouz, John Lintott, Philip Berniard, john Hromadka, William Lintott, Charles Ardoin, Donald Mayeux. SEC OND ROW: Richard Texada, Clifford Lawrence, Ted Vallery, jim Todd, Homer Crouch, Richard Guraedy, James Alford. THIRD RCW john Lauve, Darrel Glankler, Harry Longwell, Paul Fett, Ernest Chenevert, David Powell, Anthony Tamburo, Bobby Boisvert. Var ity lfvffcrmcu rod' C X5 Crouch Yea! Coiskhmckex E Xfxfxiow ba L Kohn rv?-9' nts 9 Hes- 7958 Pete Berniard proudly receives his football jacket for lettering in the past season, Y WF-U' JOH f AW? PO A HR 1 Mk 6 -mu A A 'Y cum AWD6 SQCOU gfffffb HX W j-fgpjgfg ERNFST fl-IENFVERT UL All-City All-District All-State B015 BHRO Qug - ,. I VERT v ,Y TAM 1011 Pz1s5C,Z'5ub.1c'k ANTHO:kMbguk L - H Sollfhw 'est Oummny GSI R Liver in Somhxx cy ' .1 A ss . 1 Ov PA Lomsxans. 1 ff? 2253352--1.3 f fm - Sfwwsmfxv X W BOTTOM ROW' W I Jim . a ter Ledig Cont my Baudin SEC B Yuuirfr fivafbalf Menafd -- 'V Menard ---- k U20 Menard V'-'-' O'A Menard 4 A 'OOOO'O Menard -- 'A 'V Menard --- M nV 28 SEASONS RECORD 0 20 Pingville ' 0 Jena -f 6 1 Mafksvillff -e ' 15 2 --J.. 14 Bo1f0U 0 14 Jena' HWY -'F--P32 Bo1t0H , Hd Juneau, Danny Boogaerfs, Camille Cumella, Clyde Brister, Paul Ceasar, Ernie Kn0blOck, Manager . OND ROW: David Boisvert, Gerald LeBlanc, Richard Stone, Ted Weatherford, Barry Ackel, Frank Michalslci, Chuck reaux. THIRD ROW: Don Boniol, Pat Scallan, Billy Lintott, Harry Armand, Lynn Verzwyvelt, Roscoe Douglas, Neil Dore. FOURTH ROW: Brother Cosmas, Coach, Tommy Brasher, Bobby Gibson, james Stone, Pat Ryan, Peter Mahfouz, Wayne Davis, Brothe r Roger, Coach. 4' ,gzip fl, LeBlaDC edges by x , L 5'-5 - 2 t B01 hd0Wn defenders for a touc ton - VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD-FIRST ROW: John Hromadka, Jimmy Davidson, John Lauve, Harry Longwell, Anthony Tamburo Jerome Mahfouz. SECOND ROW: Jim Todd, Clifford Lawrence, Ted Vallery, David Powell, Ernest Chenevert, Bob Rachal. :gt , - S :B A .., gm.,Q Y A L, f l ,, ,J ,. I I' ERNEST CHENEVERT Forward ili Ti' im? J. k 5:- s -Y JI 58 M TODD Guard fl -4,-arf DAVID POWELL Center 1, i n , I ill . 'M fi E 1 we JEROME MAH FOUZ Guard is 1 '. . .4 EU Drill. i-. 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Crack Squad ww I W . - ' h Powell Smlnsr niliilillgytoastaki Ffflljlflilsiifrii Siiiiwlfthe fofm that Clears the 'as the Cenla RHUY' in the broad juris first Place f irst Place m X Breaking the tape with a tremendous burst of speed, Jim Todd earns second place in the 440-yard dash, H V! I ayrkkr 13, If , , f ' rzr. v ,v'f.-', '-vf.-f x ff:':, ,gifs Q ,,.. M. ,L .. .. ssvy ,t,f , Lu it Q -I T nfl I ,X .i N s gi? xi, ,V f I 1+ rollin f uf Q. ef tl WM ' f lf:l'iiWr 3 5 M .. W l s . t.s' e r+?f 'ffs W rupe e T . is .,..:. IAL lL V . K J, . ,. Y , we x VL V YL Yfglmw MSN rant ' s,s e asnars um g t S1'W ,6l'll'lf?a X glial? 'd B t Watson Richard Texada Manager Bobby FIRST ROW: Manager Louis Montelaro, Pete Berniard, Warner Veillon, jim Davi son, oo sy , , Russell. SECOND ROW: Phillip Sleet, Donald Webb, Darrel Glankler, James LaFleur, Clifford Lawrence, Woody Crouch, Mike O'Ha1- l F D nald Ma eux, jim Todd. FOURTH ROW: Ernest Chenevert, Homer loran. THIRD ROW: Anthony Tarnburo, Bobby Descant, Pau ett, o y Crouch, David Powell, Jackie Barnidge. bl E VARSITY BASEBALL-KNEELING: Thomas Clifton, Philip Flynn, Brad White, Donald Boniol, Gene Sanchez, War1'er1 Cardneaux, Wziyinc' Davis. STANDING: Coach Pete McCulley, Bob Rachal-, Obie Ford, Bob Rigby. Pete Rigby, John Lauve, Pat Delaune. Tecl Vallery. Julien Vienne, Coach Harry Thompson. 435, Wi LN , F .A . rr BOB TED RIGBY VALLERY Catcher Thifri Base OBIE FORD Pitcher -,,,f-vt' GENE SANCHEZ PA'1 DELAUNE Outfield Outfield ia-1512 lgfilfixi .f1,ff,.-,ms-ifeff,viie, Qgfffgigemiafl my . Kg gg WKKQH -552:33 '-ifiZZH3f'lc3'.- A - if ' 'v ,, , .. wwf, f,A- af ., - -fhaygffi-wraygfsasm-1,'.f .iwwesw Szigxii, il Sf ,.kV ,,,. 5 i.ifw.is 1-1,-fm,fr,-,.w--Ufseqi, A' ff-'liiciiiffifisfv' f1t:'i4-235' i-is Nm . ,, , ,W . ,. .,,., - ' im- , fQv?5el.fi4wf A ' -if-Mig. V i :Q Q., QW? 1 1 ,ji-Q lf ., A as 'f lihff m1s7'l'fg amen, ,.fL-'iw W-im W. ,,.., ,. . 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'Q s ,,.s , u- ,M - - f f vw ' i Mw Lieutenant jiilinswn of the Vutcmns of 1'oi'qigri XX urs F-'M' presents thc Cadet of the Yciii' Awards to junior, David Powcllg Sophomore, Cliiiilcs Ardoing and Iiicsli- man, Cvfillliki Lclilnnc for 1958. Q 'AM Aff' ' '-A M ,. if sssssssss ii Honoriuy' Quiet Crvinmunihnr Cfwlonel Suu Willis se- Ciihwml XY. D, H.1iis, CAP Vfing Cum- Major Gcngixii Wlilter R, Agcc lected by CQJJL-t Corps at iinniml Bfilimry Bill, rngniiri' IYSAF. Xuticwnni f111ni'iundc1'. CAP. CAP Officcins being inspcctcd by Major Donald Mayeux Lind Captain Charles Ardoin. Mmm N .,rL V V, i CA ,yi A .wqrik Q ' 'Haw 4. ff r ,. X R 225' K QL SENIOR STAF . . , Ilrthcr Vernon Bnrdclon. Cluplninz Mr. Ed Crusc jr.. Instructurg First Scrgcant Andrew Hill. If: XX'r1r1'ant Offircr Odic Axschcriuk Insnuntor' 1 WG 'ull1a .11 SENIOR STAFF: Mr. jrunus H. Stone, Information Service Officcrg Mr. Gordon Baker, cDPCl'L1fiO115 Offircrg Brother fhlujorj Ixfrlfiflfl. SC.. fiOINH'lL11'1dC1'Q wI.ll'1'L1DI Offirr-r Victflr Dgrigrc, In- structor, 11,6 MAJOR DONALD 1.. MAYEUX J ff f O1-fs, UUA. Ay Aj. H11 . CX ly , 11 17,11 pL1,7c,lt. Uis, ,I CLIN A Yr1f ff 5 ' M111 J' 5?-Yr IQ 1,7111 q,,Vl17Q ,, A SQ. 143,75 I f1,',. .Qlnnt ljst- K Am 517.8 irc. H,- Q 1rr1r 1 Q V 1 V 3 Q1 Y Q W..,,,WmN7 V rr1,,1., 1 Cadct Commgrndant , XQKS .049 in USKQTRQJN X . Q K XIXMKO - 10. -Q , 'DX QUQU 0,59 - 5? .. LQMQW' yan. 530265 S ZOR Q 1 N - V l ' 1 . ' ' Q l ,, . , , l 1' ., . , wt-5 W xi' 1 H Q ZX ' ' K I W iff fl 4 if A '14 f Y Q I fl 2 Y fi 7 Nga, xf M, ,X xi I f t X v ' ' if ,Q K El fi if if XX ,E J x Ng X X It ' ' 3 'E if V W , fb Q l i lf ly xx Tx if Co YH? MILITARY STAFF BOTTOM ROW: lst Lt. David Powell. l5t Lt. Steve Frciman. lst Lt, Philip Bernimd. lst Lt. Capt, David Soileau. Capt. Charles Ardoin. Major Donald Mayelix. 51 V O' Qxmlxo 0565 JAY X Q S 3- nv' Q45 mg. QD- Q. af? '1'xJ so A391 ,qw CD Ni' Q 'NS -1 mx Q7 55 O xx- 5, -Db 5 tv, f if ffl .9027 6?39 'iiii Qyvi , gif-Q A969 19-YJHO' Qs-11106 QWO mm,-2 VS?- 61,9 ?ff PF: 5 -2 fl A 2 'il lv' -- -WWW ,,.. w. ,. A ,- ,W , -4 2 w s 4. It M, Q 2 Q 5 af Et O 5. Pa 0 'U 71 o 2 C!Major CfCupt. CfCupt. Cflst Lt. Donald Muycux Charles Arqloin David Soileau Steve Freiman ,nw-' A'-tiki R Cflst Lt Philip Sleet C!2nd Lt Louis Montclaro C!7nd Lt james Roy ,mv rf' W ,.A,1' Cf2nd Lt. Kenneth Ardoin if Cflst Lt. David Powell w ,' W Cfist Lt, Wesley Ardoin Cflst Lt. Philip Berniard Cf2nd Lt. Morris Bordclon ,ji Cf2nLl Lt. Cf2nd Lt. Richard Asscherick Richard Damico DRILL TEAM in formation after winning First Place in State Drill Competition in May. 1958, 1 iii ,C i t M 1, , -I Iztz 5 ,zlz .:,, is 1 nf ,E R ' -it , A .1 K KLAKKLAITLVF ,K h j y ky i r lyykk Q . .L V . . I 7 ll lz :R Y I - , I W X ii,. A' , Ffh ,, 'OZ , 'A 'AYQ'Vf,'1i, ., Tw T, . K VMT' I 'il-5' gfy 7 :VLL-V VV Vrri Hgryu E Vhril, ,iii iiiiiii . f R , 'WYV i I' a. 2 I I i ii ii i C I R ii i 5 iiii,i is t I I A iii , M, ii' T' Vx A ii K -i :gil L5 I' ' 'I 1 2 'il I I 'ii' I i, Q U 5':Ei52f - 5 -, 5 - ' ' X323 K A ,h, I M 5221 , W ww Jr ' I 4. ,IN-N-M-WWWMJMR Paul Ceasar, Boothic O'Quinn. :intl Brother Marion, enthusiastic momhcrs of the RADIO CLI'B, place LI CQ to other HAMS. DRILL TEAM IN BLUES-BOTTOM ROWI Douglas Nig1i'u'iIlc, Teddy Kontluris, Roger Cavaness, Ronny Crcsap. jack Randall, Roy Dcrbonne. MIDDLE ROXW: james Dumito. Iicnfcml Fleury, Martin Mastlen, Thomas Bossier, Steve Frciman. Perry jordan, TOP ROW: Earl Cvuillory. Clayton Normixntl, Brother lNIarion, Lzxrry Clement, David Blalock, and Gunter Pinckcrt. 70 At thc indoor rifle range at Crimp Beaure- gard. Riclmrd Guraedy, XYf'cSton Portcr, Larry Clements. and Paul Fctt demonstrate tlmc four positions for rifle firing. 1 F FIRST ROVV: .Mines Crooks. Riclmrd Asstlicriclc, Pruil Fatt. Riclmrd Gurricdy. David Soileau, liootliie O'Quinn. SECOND ROXW: Rodcric Martin, Ben Wall, Roger Crrvuncss. Bolulvic johnson, Larry Clements. Mika Li1Flcur. THIRD ROXW: Elbert Lozcs, Morris Bordelon. johnny Hildcnbrand, Felix Angclcs. Gent- DcRouen. Riclmrd Damico, james Lilley, FOURTH ROW: jasper Rizzo. Bert WMI. Bobbie Russell, Skcct Slect. joe Glorioso. Wfeston Porter. 16515 61116 Km . t QGUJ ,Y - A 5. ' wt - . - -, ro 'Cr X gg, A 5 V . 4 i AJ 117 SU QQKV iXc5 Yagi 0990 tlfljlfl' of ly Alf 1 'Calf Xml W YNY, iw W C5112 mc Ulf Jr, 410 !1f'f'l1VCS WU HOYX 'uhh' ' gmt 1- -IYIOF is ICS! Sig, Aided R1l'15fI Iqfffqf 50111 SQCPL1. . - . ' f BKMXOU if Rabltllff U -,, . F ,a rf. 5 A i I ng .,. -'Q ' X I i W i 4 X . -1 , ,,'-is ,Q M, K V A - if 'i' M if 'J' ,, 9 ' 1 gig, J E y , ' .- 14 , if Q 3 ' ' - - A - 5 i- H I :.: my . 1 - i ' i - ., ' it Q . V 'V in ' 5' . E f .Q M I Richard Damico, Flight Leaderg Morris lt f , ' ' JT 'ef Y ' X Y R Bordelon, Assistant Flight Leader. i 53. ' '51 f ' Ni' , i s 1? - -1' 'S A ii A 5 'Fawn ' . L A ,J Q L ., it i - if ' .V 'i', ' ' ' A f A is ' 1 f i 1-l . L 'W FLIGHT 2 Phillip Sleet, Flight Leaderg Gerald LeBlanc, Assistant Flight Leader. FLIGHT 4 Kenneth Ardoin, Flight Leaderg Donald Boniol, Assist- FLIGHT 3 Bennie Fazzio, Flight Leaderg james Murphy, Assistant Flight Leader. ant Flight Leader. Major Brother Marion, Commander, Menard Civil Air Patrol Cadet Squadron. ' FLIGHT 5 Richard Asscherick, Flight Leaderg james Petrus, Assist ant Flight Leader. FLIGHT 6 james Crooks, Flight Leaderg Earl Guillory, Assistant Flight Leader, C, 1 FLIGHT 7 james Roy, Flight Leader. w v 1 ' x I 5 EN 4 1 i 3 , 5 w x E E 5 s E 3 , i I L v i 5 ,74 'wgffia' 1- 'M 'IQ s' qi' , . J . 'As an tree is evaluated by its fniit, so is ai school rated by its students and their accom- plishments. In the .student body of ouri school are the leaders of tomorrow,f the members and officials of they various . . . Orgzmi afizm 75 .i :Pv- Monsignor Ayrocl-: imtalls newly clcrtt-tl officers nt annual Athletic Banquet. Vlfootlrow Crouch, Prcsitlentg Kcnnt-th Powell, Vice Prcsitlentg James Righy. Secretary: Angclo Villiirtl. Treasurer, ,4 flflcfic Assvciafiau Brother Hugh rutcivcs generous thcrlc from Athletic Associntion oftitcrs. '3 'g l i tv ,,f B, i t 5 ff.g.IilfIgl...i..g.. M- -... M? F Qi H5 l Y I Members of Athlctic Association pose for picture iiftcr one of their monthly meetings. SEATED: J. C, Chenevert, Sr., F, J, O'HL1llO1'L1I1. Vlfootlroxy Crouth. Angelo Villiirtl, Kenneth Powell, STANDING: A. M. Cit.1rtlo. Johnny Sunclicz, Dr. Bob Boisycrt. Brother Hugh, Lnwrentt- liullincr. Kenneth Flynn. Leroy Villurtl. Ernest Knohloth, B, C Poaton. Lcu Smllan. Dr, xlnincs H, Stonu. and Stafford Michicls. 76 P' ',:' ,,A, -gf .R . , i P. rr r lfxiifi Vf, . I ,Q my ' -.-- V i f J .VV:' her zz C C s , P , P M s r .. OFFICERS: Mrs. Anna Wagner, Parliamentariang Mrs, Wfilliam Crooks, W ' ' ' ' 7,-.-54 Secreturyg Mrs. jarnes Petrus. Presirlcntg Mrs. Phillip Sleet, Vice Presidentg s',' xi ' 'f ' s'l'i Mrs, john Baker, Treasurer, Y. 5' . NUS' 1 K .Y Baudiixb cf? Sflemesgiiil . Mrs. 5 M .1 Mrs. '. MQS- Pm? MSS- o'iH5YtS'. eDY5f we sronfff 9A'x0n, UB, was NL Ni Clim 5965 Bottle S G we R00 Home ev W' We we was W A OUR H0 Q33 Mis' mek, 12 7 1053 Uderlicl-is 50111, W ' O,HaxxOg3H1H's' Xfanae LTNYEQCC, Vdfllactor Mah Xqrv, Mm' Qxkiifvfd Y' gh: WS' gfxs ME' , UB. Mrs. hnexmyde r CS Lasers. -i cl SC . rg-s. lam Clfriliis, QB, N , V 41' Brother Hugh lnughlingly receives Christmas gift from the Mothers' Cluh presented by Mrs. James Petrus. Mrs. XX'illiarn Crooks, Mrs. Blanchard Texada, Mrs, M. J. Bize, Mrs. Zeapher Dean, Mrs. Phillip Sleet, and Mrs, Stanley Hrornadkn. the refreshment committee, pose merrily at the Bfothers' Club Christmas party. 77 X il: OFFICERS: james Petrus. Secrctn1'yfI'1'easurci'g jntkie Barriidgc. President Darrel Glimklcr. Vitc President. DONALD LYNN INIAYEIIX. LSm'crnOr uf Louisiana. Mississippi. XYcst Tennessee Dis- trict, Key Club Inteisnatiorial. Key 61116 4 Q' Nt l i ,l RX 5 , jr' R61 Liga' Kty Clulvbcrs l.ll7Lll'IDg at one of tlwir uuiny scrum projects of tlic yur. MIiMI5IYRS-ITIRST ROWY Mitluxtl Guillury. 'Tama-s Smith, Kcnmtli Ardoin. Riclmrd Assrlicritk. Donald XY'cbb. ,lurk R.1rid.ill. SECOND ROXY: .him-s Crooks, Martin M.asdt'n, 'Terry liifu. lfllwcrr limes. Stew Frcimrm. Billy Lintott. THIRD ROXV: Phillip SluLr,Dr1vid Suilc.u1,Rirluii'tl Tcxada, CQl1.u'lcs Ardiwm, Bert XX'i1ll, Gciyilrl I.cI5lg1r1C, FOURTH ROVU: ,lzuucs Petrus, Bobby Boisvcrt, Darrel Glimkltr, Earl Guillory, jcwlm Lintott, Rirluird Guriictly. FIFTH ROVU: Cliflioul Lawrence, James Todd, Micliacl Percy, Donald lvluycux. ,Igmkic Iiinrnidgc, David Powell. Brother Max, SC.. Faculty Advisor. wiv? Ng 14 4 it 2 wg? 5 P M39 -an WM 'ms vw ,gf weid' gl N W .1 fi Q' The Boarders and their dates seem to bc enjoying themselwes qt the Key Club Dmce. Ss Q be r , ' E!- . . i ' ' rt It N L it N . . gwgaf .ig L . Q :QW . fs ,. 1' 763 ' ' f.'7f'f 'f . 7 C 5 V LTI 3 ' r ' l ' 4 f Q , 1 Lf'- ', -? ., -' - , .v N -'hi- A -,L ff 2 4 ' wp i ,,-L 1 Q , LL' 1-f.,f,, ills? A -- 1 35 5' W : I 7 i N , ,,k,. .. . - l X X ,:., A - . . 4 f -s - i sssii - fi f' f jggrsy .,., - I xk -f ' 2.13, . K . . f 'di 'f GINGER l NORMAND I Ginger was selected by Menard Key Club to reign as their sweetheart for 1959. The dreamy music provides romantic mood for dancers. Doug Ardoin and The Boogie Kingsl' furnish good juke for the third straight year 4 Charlie Ardoin and Kippcr Lavvrencc hang decorations for the big night. :fr , -:A N jf .ai-I '-., fin... 'feb , 355 gl? 1 Z2 . M ,C 'R aa ' . I A , ' ' Iii . ' ,. ' ' If l I 2 , Q O n . a -f I . a - .1 . -I-:..f M. ft tr Q--rw.. sf . Q 1 nl .- M35 V 4 2 41, y j jp , X A .3 6- ' r .6 I . A R f, nf I .ga V QQ' Q M5 2. L ,. it wff' A -C il .... F l If X will I Cf r l V, 5 W... Ywfx , , ,, 4, ..,..,4w J.-..+.,: ::+Q2,v1-xv K' I FIRST ROW? John Cook, Bobby johnson, Roger Cavaness, Joseph Mathews. SECOND ROVU: Roger Martin, Wfilliam Crooks, Bobby Rus- sell. Billy Lintott. James Baudin. M. J, LaB0rtlc. THIRD ROW? James Renz. George Verzwyvclt. Claude Berry. XX'altGr Vanclerlick, James DeKeyze1', David Vanclerllck. FOURTH ROVV: Mr. Issac Odom. Agent. Paul Fctt, Harry Flynn, James Lilley. John Andries, I. C. Vander- lxck. tractor-driving contest. James Dclicyzer carefully attends his field frop project. l George displays the tools he won in LI raw? Iniws. David Vgmderlick poses with his prize-winning beef calf. George Verzwyvelt exhibits his skill at driving tractors. : -. Q. V3 V A A X X 4 - i ' X N if .. f: if X T Lf X N - 15 N X 4 WH J. C. Vanderlick. a perennial winner at livestock shows, proudly qlisplsiys his piii of calxes OFFICERS: Walter Vrmalcrlick :md J. C. Vrmderlick. Songleaclcrsg George Vcrzwyvclt, Prcsiilcntg john Andries, Vice Presidcntg and David Vanclerlick. Secretary. x xmsm' Q BQOWY xsiwm ' SW Kr-nnn-tli livcrsull rcplatrfs hooks on shelves in tmiut Orclcr. , of G twiki l if .- 'tw' 9595 XQOY gs. x. with at 006 A06 b PXXQKWQ Assistant librarian, james LilFl6U1'. consults curl riti log file for information For the past three years tlcpcmlable james I.aFleur has faithfully handled this daily library chnrc. s L Qtudcnts make constmt ust of lihi iry rcsouitcs lfmrb ak faff MILITARY Wesley Ardoin and Donald Mayeux plan a division page with the aid of photographer V. A. Lamonte. ORGANIZATIONS David Powell and Louis Montelaro busily prepare another page. ATHLETICS john Lintott and Philip Berniard discuss their rough draft with Brother Alvin, Yearbook Advisor, ADVERTISEMENTS Donald Webb and Darrel Glankler check the page number of their layout with the dummy book. unifor Attackninis Council Executive -Lick Ginuly explains the iiimriing of the new Exploit-r Scout insignia to Chuck Breaux whilc Mr. Robert C. Bowc-rs pins badge on his ni, Milli vs -um, vs , Mothers of the thrcc newest Eagle Scouts in Alcxantlrin-Pineville pin thc lmclgc of rank on their sons at the Choctaw Dis- trict court of Honor, lfiom lcft: Paul Fatt lr., Mrs, P. ul. Putt. Tuldy XXYL'LllllCI'l:O1'd. M1-5, O, R. VUC11ll1CI'fO1'Ll. Chuck Breaux. iintl Mrs, -T. P. Breaux, Mrs. P, J, Fctt proudly pins the Eagle Scout Badge on her son. Paul Fatt jr, XM Kafeferia The Cafeteria is staffed by Minnie Bolton, Cookg Mrs. Emily Foret, Dieti- ciang and workers Noah Ducrepont, Steve Gauthier, Clyde Brister, Paul Bel- lino, Charles Crooks, Ralph Brister, james Verzwyvelt, and Aubrey Basco. ft.. Dr 9, Igsgy-dOgS gt. ,av I f Period db 3 . l Q ' 21,005 ' qmfff 1 the meals are as Lmfb before h C' ' HY t e Boarfl-ers S me. X Ellethose back ho The Pineville boys eat heartily as usual. The PROVIDENCE BOOSTERS provide pep and loyal support to all the Menunl tennis. CHEERLEADERS ,lo Ann Longo, Lila Vicknair, Bobby Wfillis, Captain Ginger Normund, Clara Lyons. Barbara Saucicr. like 5. '03, ' it wail J' ,553-'Ha i Skisiiiify --V . 4, ' x t .-'z7fmgfi1, 88 ' A. -f-fwmiwfi Confraternity Officers of the Freslimuri-Sopliumcue classes formulate plans for nn interesting project. A. P, Lnbortle. Scar-ctiuyg Bulnlwy Buisvert. Vice President: Gei-.iltl LeBlanc. Prc-siclentg and Pete Miilifouz Tre-.lsurerx Benny Fleury. Doug Xigreville. tmrl james DeSelle pack Cliristmas lmsl-cets for tlie poor and the neatly as I1 Charitable act Of the Curifixitarnity. Hvnfrafernify The Officers of the Junior-Senior Confraternily meet to plain one of their monthly activities. Richard Tcxzulzi, Sccrctaryg David Powell. Vice Presiclentg Darrel Glnnkler, Prcsielentg and Charles Ardoin, Treasurer. 'WS' BROTHER ALVIN lxIOClCI'.ltOl' -0' ' - . ' lt 5' 1 , 3 -gl , M 5 :K 1 W VV, , A , . - s - ' . 1 2212 1 ' '. N' fl igjg gg 'Q l f wth -U . 'A 'Q ' f I . ' ' ' . mx nl 5. 2,2 H . 'N 1 l gn it -1 2 ' , i -Y-U 1555! it f , , Q W X ,ff f E '5- The officers of the Co-ordinate Council planning for the Living Rosary are Charlene David, Treasure:-rg Joan Barker, Secretaryg David Powell, Vice President, and Darrel Glunkler, President. .4- ' Pat Scallan anal Matt Lnnius, pictured with a young patient, are regular helpers for Father Clayton at the new school for spastic children. fi and Pr0'flden?eGinl4l-l Meilzulaii er Swlbohillo Thinks' gb: ing ay Students attend the monthly Holy Hour which is sponsored by the Confraternity and held in the school chapel from 7:00 to 8:00 P.M, -vi Stucien ts work diiigentiy to insure a big SUCCESS. Monsignor Oiinger leads in tion of the Rosary. Ll Licnafl .1 Confraternityv combines with the recita Providence S dl ing Rflggry' 0 '. lit? to form the liv- The Pre dents. sentation depicieu U, 1--Y The Finding ui ..., jesus. . 'lb The officers of the Sodality and Confraternity who have participated in the crowning are: james Petrus, George Verzwyvelt, jerry Deville, Tommy Sanders, Claudia Palermo, Carmen Gnllardo, joan Barker, and Rosemary Palermo. Students of Menard and Providence pay their an- nual tribute to Mary as Queen of May. .-'ul Now as all Watch, Our Lady is solemnly crowned Queen of May. ders Presi- ' f ed as Tomrlll' San ' - An honor 'iglilardblignaciilm Confraternity, arid Cigggdd dell of Prgfect of the Providence S0dal1Wf P P ermo . tg the Mal' Cfownmg' 9l as ' -Q 755' E 'mv' + In ,. ,f ,J , A N N, , , ..,. iw. Q .. V Q ,ga V 92 x... W 'X , J EL L. . p V L f .gl-11 'P . 1 - k , null' .Amonlg the many activities in which Menard Students participate, the homecoming parade is an eagerly awaited annual event. Color- fully decorated automobiles, the Queen's Court, an excitinghfootball game, and a romantic dance all add to the glory and spirit of this gala occasion, one of Menard's - many . . . i SMS: .V -midi dlcfilfif ks she CQ 111-1- Omef 1 HCC Om' OII1 . Ing cr Pdnled OWG1 by A1 A UH7171' 656011 S: P0563 bef ore Menard cadets form guard of honor for Homecoming Court. l94 1 Dr. Bruce Wallace, Jr. escorts Queen Charlene Tumminello to the reviewing stand l, --1 Cqmpqj Mr. Toni Mathews and Miss Delphine Blank- cnship. HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT Countess Delphine Blankenship, Princess Nona Ramsacur, Queen Charlene Tum- minello, Duchess Lila Viclinair, Mairl of Honor Carolyn Campo. Crown Bearer John Tumminello H, and Flower Girl Debra Scallun, Vi if,,w.1-,Y,,,. .,, um, ., V , ,, .HM , .ii ll Www Countess Delphine j Blankenship and es- 'yi' A cort Ernie Chene- ' vert. wtf? Princess Nona Ram- saeur and escort John Hromncllca. Homecoming Queen and her court are prcscnted in Venetian Room of Hotel Bentley. Qucen Clmrlcnc Tummincllo uncl escort Philip Carlino. Duchess Lila Vick- nair and escort Bob Rigby. H? Maid of Honor Carolyn Campo and escort David Rob- erts. Q, , J' ,sy W .L712 7 Packed! LMXOQ 059' 09 we to When everybody XJ W-Q KX gy , . v Q7-6' A Wszkf . gawk V 'mag H xx Wx 10 do, QU M0 unto U nn gets set to yell. 'H folk 5. Donald Maycux, Skeet Sleet, David Soileau Key Club International Convention, 1 K-of A fi? These two groups of Key Clubbers attended the 16th Annual I.aMissTenn District Key Club Convention in hlemphis, April 16-18. SEATED: Kenneth Ardoin, Donald W ebb, Richard Texacla, Skeet Sleet. STANDING: james Petrus, Darrel Glunkler, Jackie Barnidge, Mike Guillory, and Clifford Lawrence. f' I ff' Bs ni and Steve Freiman prepare to load up for the long journey to Chicago to attend the a , 1 PM vidmce Korzfmzfivn 157111 Queen Gloria Damico is escorted by Prince Consort Donald Mayeux to her throne, The new Queen is Crowned hy last ye:1r's Coronation Queen, A 835' SCSU? dufing the Pfmidenfe Coffmation Ball- Carol Baker. The Queen and Prince Consort and Court reign over the Providence Coronation Ball. Q O N.r I 7 Maya im' Drive . 1 for Q - 5 his rcvflfkls I I 9 ' UIHY v vdey AISI he7dX3I 'flora Sf . hes: saleSWall Ch Second glgg salesmafwhlli' Q H in , . Oulsa Phillip Slect. high salesman for thc second straight year. is shown here with ri few of his many prizes. HIGHEST SUBSCRIPTION SALESMEN-SEATED: Paul Marcotte, 10 B1 Darrel Glzmklcr, 12 Ag Wfeston Porter. 12 B1 Steve Lazaro, 11 B. STANDING: Phillip Slcct. ll Ag XY'illis Coco. 9 Bg Ronnic Ix'I01'C?lLl, 10 Ag and Clifford Schexnaycler. 9 A. Karecr D y Petroleum Engineering was the subject of Mr. Carlton Hudson's lecture. General subjects involving Railroading were ex- plained by Mr. J. E. Harrell. Mr. Albert Waring, Mr. Herbert Kraushaar, and Mr. C. J. Herrington discuss Accounting with the students. Various Civil, Mechanical, and Electrical engineers give some generalized advice to those interested in engineering. IOI l02 Jer1yDeville receives Most Valuable Foot- BOOISY Willson is awarded .Best Back ball Player award. trophy. Athletic gdlflqll f Ted Vallery receives Best Foul Shooting award. ERNIE CHENEVERT, Best Linemanw DAVID POWELL, Ideal Athlete RICHARD TEXADA. Scholastic Athlete TROPHY WINNERS-KNEELING: Ernie Chencvert, Pete Rigby, jim Todd fBasketball A f Sportsmanship trophyj, julian Vienne fBase- ball Sportsmanship awardb. STANDING: Alvin Michiels, David Powell, Ted Vallery, Bootsy Watson, Jerome Mahfouz fBasketball Most Valuable Player awardj, Woodrow Crouch CFootball 'Sportsmanship' trophyj, Pat DeLaune f Best Batting Average avvardj, Richard Texada, and jerry Deville. If 4 l li . ra Yew R' W l MOS fo AIVI fi 1 A , a. 'Mow Veg- avsar Dependable ' la P1 ball Y a,V6'r Mable Base trophy is P xr V8 Felgented H MfCh1'61 l 9 S Bishop Greco presents Mr. Tony Genova with Sport of the Year award, IO3 Mar Y Bo Ann S rdel0n C . , h and Gen? star in aries Eze ay, the h.1 -rnafk F 1ar1Ous piay Ifgk Giord ur Hearigor and M . were Youarfy S CAST N Stewm-el GG GG ,, ,,. . G G Craig Shure Mrs. Skinner . . ,,, ,, ,..,f,VV P at More Cornelia Otis Skinner , ,, . . . M ary Arm Serio Otis Skinner G G ,,, , ,.,V, 'Y ororwj S2-odors Emily Kinibrongla . ,.,, , .,,, M ary Borddorl Pnrser G G .. .f ,, S ohm Varkrxasris Stezwzrdess .G H Byron Laxsrxey Dick Winters .,,,o.,..o G Prank Giordano Admiral G G GG ,,,,,., Grace Hana McKay Harriet St. Iolsn ,,,, ,,.,., ,.,,,,,,. G a is Yxyke Winifred Blnnglo GG GG ,,.,., o,,. S ache Yurby Leo Mcllrey GG G Charses Ezermck N Inspeftor . Sudy Lemokne Therese G G G G GG G Geo Gremlsion Madame Elise GG G G . Shsrsey Borxkok Monsieur De La Croix . Sammy Carrier Window Cleaner G G . Craig Shure L mint Play The Whole the senior fast is See p 35' hitg itsn Fefe as c fmax A happy group of dancers is snapped at intermis- sion of the junior-Senior Prom. K Ted Vallery, Barbara Kertz, Mary Lou Luttrell, and ' Darrel Glankler pose before entering dance. ,X . juniors and their dates clap to the music of the rock and roll band. MM ackie Barnidge, Juanita Scalfano, Gail Rylee, and George Wfagner have their picture taken before they enter the Venetian Room, The dancers crowd the floor during the Prom as they waltz to the music of jimmy Clanton. Q-M B 3 ft 5 r Tommy Sanders, Co-Valedictatorian, delivers farewell address in the name of his classmates on their last night together. Wm Monsignor Olinger presents Ted Guillorw with the Religion Medal Darrel Glanlcler achieved finalist rating in National Merit Scholarship Tests Hands crossed the seniors listen utcntlxely as Bacciliureite Address is gnen una-nun-m ,wuwwmQMm1v:sf4smmsssrwrst,,w- -1- A-ff-,refwvmwmrswwmmm-LM fef-wrzzswrme-amrrarzmwwsr:wzmaew,a,,mwm..M, mm Y wwf- .. Solemnly the graduates hear some final serious words of advice. Joseph Viviano receives the outstanding American Legion Award. Co-Valedictatorian Ted Guillory warmly welcomes parents and ' friends to class night ceremony. gteve lireiman achieved finalist rating in National Merit Scholarship Tests. ET' 08 Qrzzdzazf 2714 fy- 1 Father Scallan delivers his address to the graduates during com- mencement ceremonies. 32 ss e ls, - --vi Reception of the Holy Eucharist at Graduation Mass in Prompt Suc cor Church. Q Q 5 The graduates leave church after assisting at graduation Mass, 1 The air is tense as Lfenarcl and Proxitlcnce seniors file into the C21 th edral. Clarence Connella receives his diploma from Bishop Greco. ., f ., ,Q r W 'f - , , :.'ia,,- .+ Qwgs 1 1 x. H s V i 4 S W A ,. 5 wif i K QL , syn gf A - , ,- , , , . ... is W . , K 1 5' - wi' H! gi 1 . 'S f E? - fi, f 2 K5 iq f if we , , 1 'wk X :Ng 7 -WR A :., , iv ig-'H-1, 'ff' 'ic.3 9 -if ' fi 1 W ff A 'hge , ,f My i ii , W, .2 -e Q 5 Je, I ,. M W . 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Spring practice, what fun! 6. P11-sunting the most handsome and ugliest, Ernest Clic-ncvert and James Lalilcur, 7. We did. R. Do your daily exercise. 9. C1'L15i'1i 10, Jump whrn I say jump, 11. Grub 'im, hc's outing s IZC -1911! I ly Ylwwf Q W M' ff? a 4 '-.-1 ' ,,. :vt ,mil ,:. .,,: , 1: any 2 fb 4'- Z if 1 t . , . iw' A I 53 4. we-u-....... -vs-......... my A t ' --ul 1. All set for a little fun! 2. Banislictl to cat last. 3. Doug gets little credit for a big job. Ji, All right, Dcaric, thats tcn nlcmcrits for you! 5. A popular pastime at Menard. 6. Minnie and Dorothea prepare to serve thu l'HU2ll'LlE'I'Sl 7. Best part of the day. Il2 is lik, 4 V -. N3 fl. -x, 1-5, A E V A 5.5 r .F X it ' or A l it t ar ,l a , -. K 4- L Z ss, W. or i t ' , l t fx.. a 1 ..: 114 vw a' 4 ,ff L m A r A , w 5? 5 t ffl I W ,lv Q,,WL l, Guaranty Brink? XX'ht-n? 2, Bogirtlcrs popular pastime, S. Felix thc Kat leaps high and makes xi typical face. ll, Crest Bon Bericlon? 5. Starting the tlay off right. 6. Everyone hartl at work, especially seniors, 7. Hiding from the Czar 8. Six weeks tcsts luring grim faces. 9, Cookie rilws Pete during his nightly Call tu Clara. ll3 ! yu- 1-., xc? .QM-. I .,.,,.,.,.,,X.,s,i V A 'Will v I 1 54:1 aw w xt X X, .5 EMSER q,.... . ,A 3? A .... :,,,.E.., wf.,.wx.,. .- ,. Q Q . ..:- 1 .Ln 4g:::gif:.: ,,..W,,,... 1 4 n Q u X X 'N -'naw . wx-www Wwww MMWWW Q A qi' im.. ,f4'+' 'f1:f,'?f?' ,- Sf? V M ii ,yrs My ' A W '. Q L Q' ,gf ' we it , Q? ,Q A 5 Q fa X The Alexandria City hall is the hub of the vast wheel which turns only with the efforts of many. The merchants of our city are a main factor in its advancement, and the suc- cess of our yearbook also depends greatly on their generous . . . Advertisements 'us Donald Webb and Homer Crouch make fheir selecfion Frgm H19 line gf fine quaIi+y clolhes ai' WELLAN'S from +he various excellenl foods served a+ HERBIE K'S David Powell makes his Choice of 5p0r+ coal. RESTAURANT. ka' One of 'The employees of WALKER'S CLOVERLAND DAIRY shows Daniel Glankler 'lhe modern machinery used in processing milk. This dairy sells +he highesl' grade pas+eurized and homogenized milk. Brofher Elbev-+ receives Darrel Glankle-r's weekly deposif for +he GUARANTY BANK'S School Saving Plan. Charles Ewing makes his seleclion of 'freshly bakecl Mike O'Halloran discusses lhe lalesl' oufboarcl boals paslries al' JOHNSON'S BAKERY. and mofors sold a+ JOHNNIE RUSH'S SPORTING GOODS STORE. ysiii i J L 3 Mr. Tuminello shows Jackie Barnidge some of I'I1e many i+ems handled by LA. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS. Y if- 1 Y ' I 'I K J' 'wifi se: Y AYNQI ' New 'S N -Q , L.,. Qs. , .L , . 1--is .-'- '11 WY ' - zgi'f'i75'LZ ,.,S. ' -,,. ' . -Wi-.ken . ..r i s -.' K'hS ' - .Sm .SL. ,. ?: 'f-M pink' ,... ,,. -'- f ' V5 K' :'fi.f?bh? - I' I Y: Rl. 'T --Us . K s ':yQ5y5 ' . :,'-ji' A .4 -'-f .iii fs 'iwf.,ff-M155 .Q 1. ,, ' X jf , if if 3 affew? I f .. a'fl'gfx av. I - f . L - ' X ..L. : 1- as 'a 1 ..,--,- f :W , 5, A '- I . ,gg V- at bd K I ,,,.L. QQ. S. '5tM.,:a M - . fn .. . - 'ay-fs, ..s..J- - . - 3 , V A--M.. .. . ,wierd . - -.aim .- ..-f:..: J-V A . Q ' A I. W ga-f., f . , -:.av H . ., W .- , . E Y' I . 5 W' 'I' ' 'xfiiii-jiigfwlvl-Sig : sf Q . ,,,, , of LLSLLL' si SECURITY NATIONAL BANK offers i+s paI'rons mod- ern drive-in banking IaciIi+ies. L A 2 F .. Z I wg W I. V, if ,paw ,,,,Q M T' I' Mr. SI'1aw and Broiher Linus discuss business a+ II19 mill of BENTLEY LUMBER COMPANY. E E1 Wes+on Porier and ACIIBFIGS Ewing relax and enjoy I'I'1e Iuxurious com'For+ of a ride in a CONTINENTAL TRAIL- WAYS bus. Complimenls of +l1e MENARD BOARDERS 'From Gocl's coun'rry. K i .kk-L r Z 4555241 1,4 ,.,,.. 7 T r if S T -Ii! 535, -'iii Sf' ' ' 621.2 :'..: fafssii 'f:,, V ' gz' . n Jaclcie Barnidge loolcs a+ blueprin+s used in various iobs MF- Deville p0in+S 0U'f +0 Darrel Glanlflef 'llle Pames of of TUDOR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, deceased members of 'flue Alexandria Council of 'I'he KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. This aerial pl1o+o shows 'll1e rapidly expanding CITY OF Donald Webb admires an eleclfric saw on display al' ALEXANDRIA, bordering on 'rhe Red River. BROWN ROBERTS HARDWARE. Sally Rowden shows Charles Ewing one of +he many il'ems Charles Ewing, Donald Webb, and Darrell Glankler know on display Ihal can be oblained wifh premiums 'lhrough +ha+ 'I'he food and service al 'lhe HOLIDAY INN RES- LOUISIANA COFFEE 81 SPICE COMPANY. TAURANT is Iops. 5 W Mr. John Foliz and Mr. Brian Duke explain +o Darrel Berl Wall wafches +he slicing machine, anolher modern Glankler some of ihe policies of'IerecI by FOLTZ IN- device used in making ihose 'rasly NOAH'S POTATO SURANCE AGENCY. CHIPS. fe Sammy Normand likes +o buy his Fruiis and vegefables al' Charlie Ewing is aboul +o +as+e some of ihe delicious ice OWL FINE FOODS where lhe bes+ groceries can be cream made by +he QUALITY ICE CREAM CO. found. PLAN NOW 'Io Live BeH'er BesI Wishes Io Our Sons Wi+h and Our Brofhers Modern Au+oma+ic A MENARD MOTHERS' CLUB Presidenf ppiiances MRS. JAMES PETRUS .,,.,...... MRS. PHILLIP SLEET .......,,........L.. ........ V ice Presidenf MRS. WILLIAM CROOKS ..LL,7.. ,.,....,... S ecre'I'ary MRS. JOHN WALKER .........., ....A........... T reasurer MRS. ANNA WAGNER .,L..... ........... P arliamenfarian CompIimenIs of and ALEXANDRIA FRUIT CO, Cleco Low Cos+ Service 23 Nin+h S+. Phone 2-77I7 CO'ITON'S uccess to the graduating class fc l.lA.wA'4A4f-ED fl'-,W I IIIIII .I I II . 5. I .I Lil II 'I WIIIII If ,I I I III I A I ffl Y,,,f . , gin? K , ALEXANDRIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, LTD. BREAD BLACKMAN LAUNDRY 81 CLEANERS WasI1e+eria and Pick-Up S+aI'ion NO. I MacARTHUR VILLAGE NO. 2 2203 RAPIDES AVENUE IMPERIAL SEA FOOD CO. Wholesale-Re+aiI 732 MONROE PHONE 3-5276 Larry Clemen+s examines +he various produc+s af David Powell pa+ronizes +he FRENCH UNIQUE CLEAN- RAPIDES DRUG CQMPANY. ERS exclusively for all his pressing needs. George Wagner and Homer Crouch look over some new blueprinls al lhe firm of A. A. GREMILLION This fine qualify door al' L. E. DESELLE LUMBER COM- CONTRACTORS. PANY gels 'rhe approval of George Wagner and Homer Crouch. Richard Guraedy selecls a rose bush H' f th Ch l cu Ing rom e ar es Ewing inspecls a fine sholgun in lhe spor+s de- PETRUS SEED AND FEED COMPANY which sloclcs parlmenloi SEARS. everylhing for +he garden. Darrel Glanlcler admires +he exquisifively designed wa+ches Larry Clemenls examines +he la+es+ s'I'yles in shiris al' al' and 11 I . L r , 35, 5 Ly 3 'is s '15 i E , l . Vi i Sea'l'ed in a cozy boolh, Larry Clemenls, Donald Webb, I agree, 5+a+es Donald Webb. They do have 'lop and Darrell Glanlcler inform +he wailress af +l1e SPORT'S qualiw merchandise af CLARKDUNBARQ' LOUNGE reslauranl' of lheir choices. Donald Webb' Larry Clemenfgl and Darrel Glankler pre- lnspedring lhe menu offered af 'rhe lunch counler in pare 'lo lake off in a comforlable, reliable YELLOW CAB GRAVE-'S DRUG STORE. Ted Vf3ll9 Y and Charles wi+h David Powell as +he driver. Look ou+! Ewing will Soon make +heir Selediorv- 'bl lJ5',?f!i? 5 , Cab z ALEXANDRIA BEDDING COMPANY Wholesale Manufaciurers of ABC and SerIa TuI+Iess MaH'resses CENTRAL SAND AND GRAVEL COMPANY INCORPORATED OFFICE 6I2 Murray Sfreef Phone 3-842I PLANT Paradise, Louisiana Phone 3-4I42 CongraIuIaIions From MAMOU WHOLESALE GROCERY CO., INC. Mamou, Louisiana Service You WiII Remember. ALEXANDRIA STEAM LAUNDRY, INC. OperaI'ing Aiexandria CIeaners and Laundry Alexandria Linen Service Tidy DicIy Diaper Service Jackson and 8+h S+. Phone 88II TELEPHONE 9566 Wholesale Groceries LAWHON 81 BAKER, INC. I26 Ten'rh S+. Phone 665I C. F. GRAVEL, JR. GUY E. HUMPHRIES, JR. DAVID A. SHEFFIELD Brandon Ewing SHEET METAL WORKS I4I4 RAPIDES PHONE 2-2802 FRANK GIORDANO REALTY CO. E. C. DUPUY, Associaie 2844 Lee S+. Phone 3-70I7 JIMIVIIE WALKER HOME APPLIANCES Frigidaire 726 Main SI. Phone 2-0476 Pineville ARDOIN'S Didier Ard oin Es+a+e Men, Women and ChiIdren's CIo+hing EUNICE, LOUISIANA Congra+uIa+ions, Seniors! THE BARGAIN BARN I4II LEE sr. PHONE 2-5068 PINEVILLE MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS W. E. KEES, JR., Owner 222 Main S+. Pineville, La. Bes+ Wishes F. STRAUSS 81 SON. INC. ALEXANDRIA SOUTHERN ARMS CO. Precision Gun Work Done Wi+h Pride. Au+horized Poly-Choke Ins+aIIers 703 Ten+h S+. KRESS CO. II02 Third S+ree+ Buy Wi+h Confidence Pay Wi+h Ease T IOI4 3rd S+. Alexandria, La. CENTRAL DRUG STORE L. B. CIRE, Prop. I0O5 Jackson S+. Phone 7738 FARR AUTO SUPPLY Serving Cen+raI Louisiana Since I935 329 TENTH ST. PHONE 9508 Bes+ Wishes From GULF OIL PRODUCTS J. O. HUSSEY AND J. M. HUSSEY Alexandria, La. , DUKE'S RADIO SERVICE wo: EIIio++ S+. ALEXANDRIA, LA. SOUTHERN CHEVROLET CO., INC. CHEVROLET AND CADILLAC Sales and Service We AppreciaI'e Your Business AVENUE BARBER SHOP 426 BOLTON AVENUE Be Safe! Insure WHI1 VAN GOSSEN INSURANCE AGENCY lolz SIXTH sr. PHONE 2-2310 DAMICO SHOE SERVICE I02I Jackson DIAL 650I VAUGHN WELDING 8: BLACKSMITH SHOP JOE VAUGHN-Owner Ornamen'I'aI Iron MacARTHUR DRIVE PHONE 2-5827 Besf Wishes From AMERICAN CLEANERS I2l9 JACKSON sr. PHONE aoob, Complimenrs of STAR ENGRAVING COMPANY SAM BEJACK Represen+a+ive JAKE'S BARBER SHOP 7I6 BoII'on Ave. NEXT DOOR TO THE DON RAPIDES OIL COMPANY 60I Xavier S+ree+ ALEXANDRIA, LA. CompIimen'I's of TEXADA BAILEY CO. I522 BRINGHURST PHONE 2-2416 ReIiaIoIe Prescripfion Service aI' LOMONTE'S DRUG STORE Lee and Vance S+. Phone 2-5888 Complimenfs of JOHN W. WARD HARDWARE CO. I735 Lee S+. Phone 7702 Complimenfs of CITY BEVERAGE CO. I407 Harris S+. Phone 2-7572 ALEXANDRIA, LA. LAZARONE'S DRIVE-INN 29I3 Lee S+. Alexandria, La. Home of Thaf Famous Po-Boy Sandwich JOHNNIE LAZARONE. Prop. Besf Wishes From PAN AMERICAN ENGINEERS 1022 TENTH ST. PHONE 4535 GARRETT OFFICE SUPPLIES, INC On Your Way fo 'Ihe Posf Office Dial 44I8 42I Murray Sf. Aiexandria, La. HANLEY GREMILLION MiIIworIcs and Supply 33I0 BROADWAY PHONE 3-I202 Nofhing Does If O Luke . . . O 0 PIGPAYOVY UiLlf.lllDl O o STANDARD PRINTING CO., INC Your Prinfers, Sfafioners, and Office Ouffiffers Since I9I9 ALEXANDRIA, LA. Kafhrine and Fred MiddIefon's COWBOY STORE MCARTHUR DRIVE PHONE 3-5926 Compiimenfs of A8fW ROOT BEER I9I2 Lee Sfreef PHONE 2-0467 RED RIVER CAN DY COMPANY Exclusive Candy Jobbers Cafering fo fhe BEST OF CANDIES FOR THE BEST PEOPLE 8+h and Washingfon S+. Alexandria, Louisiana Complimen+s of CARBO FOUNDRY 82 MACHINE COMPANY ALEXANDRIA. LA. BERT'S GARAGE General Au+o and Truck Repairing BOLTON AVE. EXT. PHONE 6242 SIMMS FLOWER SHOP 2828 Jackson S+. PHONE 2-709I John Deere Trac+ors for Farm Needs E. S. VOELKER CO. WILLOW GLEN CENTRAL CULVERT CORPORATION Trea+ Your Clo+hes Righ+-Send Them +0 MODEL CLEANERS MAsoNic DRIVE LABORDE'S REXALL DRUG STORE Reliable Prescrip+ion Work 29I3 Lee S+. Phone 3-7227 Fine Mea+s and Fresh Frui+ McINNIS SUPER MARKET 2305 RAPIDES AVE. PHONE 2-2466 i COMPLIMENTS H. N. GOFF AGENCY Insurance and Real Es+a+e 1 Complimen+s of DOUBLE V CAFE 935 Jackson S+. REED'S TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Main Office: Phone 2-77I2 Royal Typewri+ers-Vic+or Adding Machines P. O. Box I472 ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA Sales-Ren+als-Repairs 327 Jackson S+. Phone 2-726I ALEXANDRIA. LA. Complimenls of JIMMIE LAFLEUR Supreme Council Represenfalive KnighI's of Columbus Insurance Eunice, La. D8fM Hardware and Spor+ing Goods 708 BOLTON AVE. PHONE 2-3I22 CompIimen+s of SHERIFF GRADY KELLEY Complimenls of W. J. PORTER CONSTRUCTION CO. Builder of Fine QuaIi+y Homes PHONES 3-84II and 3-0939 Drive In PrescripI'ion Service PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY I4I4 Jackson SI. Phone 4485 AII Nigh'r Phone 3-323I BRIDGES DRUG STORE For Be+'I'er Drug Service BOLTON AT LEE PHONE 6606 COMMERCIAL INSURANCE AGENCY H. PETRIE, M,gr. PHIL JACOBS, AssI'. Mgr. 22I Johns'I'on S+. Phone 8832 ARDOIN'S FUNERAL HOMES Eunice-Ville PIa++e Mamou-Kinder-Oakdale CompIimenI's of THE AMERICAN SUPPLY CO., INC. Mill Supplies 3333 BROADWAY PHONE 3-4525 ALEXANDER 81 BOLTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 8II 3rd SI. Phone 4426-5-243I REX MARKET AND GROCERY Home of Fine Mea+s 3l0 Main S+. Phones 9523: 5-l260 PINEVILLE, LA. Need Lumber and Building Ma+erials? See . . . HENRY W. PALFREY, INC. I30s HARRIS ST. PHONE 4I70 DEVORE'S JEWELRY Diamonds, Wa+ches, and Welch Repair MacAr+hur Village Shopping Cenfer Phone 3-8269 Congra+ula+ionS, Seniors. ROGERS LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 309 TENTH ST. PHONE 6463 Complimen'I'S of MAT'S BY-PASS ESSO S-C MONROE ST. AND McARTHUR DRIVE Compliment of LOUIS J. VANDERLICK BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICE 2703 Lee S+. Phone 2-7855 Complimenfs of DESCANT AUTO TRIM SHOP 6II BEAUREGARD PHONE 2-7I58 We Salule School, S+uden+S, FaculI'y Ofis Edgerfon CONTINENTAL OIL CO. Complimenis of FLYNN BUILDING SPECIALTIES, INC. I4I WHEELOCK AVE. PHONE 3-7346 Bes'I' Wishes To Menard SI'uden+s and Bro+hers DELTA PLUMBING CO., INC. I30 WHEELOOK AVE. PHONE a6I0 Besi' Wishes +o Menard From STANLEY'S BODY SHOP 502 THIRD ST. PHONE 3-7325 JOSEPH'S WALLPAPER AND PAINT, INC. DeSo+o Pain+s 95 BOLTON AVE. PHONE 3-8444 To Ihe Leaders of Tomorrow . . . Siudenls of Menard Memorial High School A friendly welcome awaiis school-age boys a+ +he Rapides Bank 81 Trusl' Co. Many of you are already our pairons and we say Thank You for your confidence. To Ihose of you who are noi' currenily using our modern banking Iaciliiies, we exiend a cordial inviI'a+ion 'ro you Io come by and visii us in Alexandria or in Pineville. THE FRIENDLY RAPIDES BANK 81 Trust Co. ALEXANDRIA AND PINEVILLE MELVIN A. SCHONFELD INSURANCE AGENCY 207 Commercial Bldg. Phone 49II ALEXANDRIA PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Crop and Livesiock Loans DORE BARBER SHOP 904 Third SI'ree+ Across From Cify HaII'f CENTRAL RADIO SUPPLY CO Wholesale Radio Supplies 60I N. TI1irCI S+. Phone 3-45I7 Congrafulaiions, Seniors! LEO'S ELECTRIC CO. Eunice. La. BORDEN'S ICE CREAM If I+'s Borden's Ice Cream II s Goi +o Be Good I02 Bolion Phone 2-I243 'ig -... -f 54 f-L,gsw,4fl??'L - -1, --f- 7-W ' W- ,, '.-r if ,in -, - - - - ' 4 , ., -. :: ' g3-Y f- -' 5 A 4 ,, 'Q---' ':::::::gi. 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