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

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SQUAD ONEsROW 1: Mary Clare Gloriosa Ccaptainl Edea Dunham, Janice Delieyzer, Barbara Michiels. ROW 2 Nlargaret Rine Carol Redmond Renee Hilton A ' , ' , , . ROW 3: Fran Boogaerts, Barbara Leggio, Cindy Bize, Marilyn Webb. ROW 4: Cheryl Matassa, Liz Phillips, Linda Boudreaux. , SQUAD TWO--ROW 1: Jeanne Provosty leap- g tainb, Pat Bordelon, Pat Velotta, Jeanetta Pertens. ROW 2: Anna Hill, Charlotte Kramer, Liz Hav- ard. ROW 3: Marcin Marye, Karen Flacromio, Cheryl Skodak, Judy Rabalais, ROW 4-z Carol Mayeux, Margot Hall. Boosters Hei hten Spirit of Six cheerleaders and siXty-four boosters, from Providence Central High, make up the Eagles, cheer- ing squad. The 763-76,1 boosters. under the leader- ship of Miss Alma Trevino, are present at all Menard games, despite the weather. These praise deserving girls add to the enthusiasm of the team and the crowd by their cheers and songs. The Providence boosters consist of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The freshmen who intend to become boosters in their sophomore year must sell peanuts at the games during their freshman year. All boosters must maintain at least a C average. From this group, six cheerleaders are Chosen in the form of one sophomore, two juniors, and three seniors. The boosters are divided into four squads, each headed by a squad captain. l l .Z Corine Crowley, booster captain, Ethel Ransbottom, Tom- mie Johnson, Janis Thiberville, drummers.

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asa SWE CONFRATERNITY MEMBERS-BOTTOM ROW: Tommy Fett, Kenneth Mathews, M. H. Phelps, Joe Beridon, Bill Wilson Pat Juneau. SECOND ROW: Larry Bordelon, Richard Guillory, Joe Tullier, Jimmy Gabour, David Ardion. THIRD ROW Roy Rrennon, Mike Masterson, Terry Young, Mike Geiger. TOP ROW: Leslie Bordclon, David Baker, Danny Juneau, Ken neth Freeman, Pierre Gauthier. Strengthens Devotion in tudents At Menard, the Confraternity of the Sacred Heart is a spiritual organization composed of the members of the student body. The confraternity is a religious organization whose main purpose is the promotion of devotion and reparation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Members of the confraternity succeed in their purpose through its many activities and projects. Activities of the group include a daily spiritual program for its members, recitation of the rosary in the month of October, aid to home and foreign missions Works of mercy, and student prayer as- semblies. Menardis Confraternity takes on such projects as visiting the ill and aged, and setting up a manger scene in front of the school during Christmas sea- son. Menard will send four delegates to the Confrater- nity convention on December seventh. The conven- tion was held in Mobile, Alabama, and Menard's delegation will lead a discussion on c'The Personal Influence of the Convinced Christianf' Brother Michael. S.C., heads the Confraternity of the Sacred Heart at Menard. During month of October, the Confraternity offers daily rosary at noon recess. Shown are: Donnie Leaumont, M. H Phelps, and Joe Tullier. ,fr

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SQUAD THREE-ROW 1: Mabel Rodrigue fcap- SQUAD FOURfROW 1: Corine Crowley fBo0ster cap- tainl, Becky Alexander, Bernadette Melder, Cathy tainl, Jewell LaC0ur, Margaret Parr, Judy Barker fcap- Lemoine, ROW 2: Donna Lanius, Sandra Seal- tainl. ROW 2: Tommie Johnson, Ethel Ransbottom, Janis lan, Marilyn Bruyninckx. ROW 3: .lourdia Mat- Thiberville. ROW 3: Barbara Rue, Liz Chavanne, Janie herne, Christy Foltz, Elaine Murphy, Emily Wallace, Pat Tucker. BOW 41: Lynn Perkins, Lydia Kramer, Meadows. BOW 4: June Wall. Susan Gieger, Menard Fans Cheerleaders' shouts and actions heighten the spirit of the fans. CHEERLEADERS-BOTTOM: Teal Chicola, Linda Gre- Inillion, Ann Landry. KNEELING: ,loanie Marye, Bobbie Chicola. STANDING: Gay Hromadka, Sandra LaCour CMascotl. 23 4 K E