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

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Drivers Education car. min-wtt PHYSICAL EDUCATION TO TRAIN THE MIND YOU MUST ALSO TRAIN THE BODY. This is what Menard strives to do in its Physical Education program. This program is divided into two parts, theory and practice. The theories of physical education are taught under the heading ot Health and Safety, in which stu- dents learn everything from basic health practices to those safety measures required in activities ranging from hunting to water sports. In the second part, the practice of Physical Education, students participate in intramural sports such as volleyball, football, and basketball, as well as in calisthenics. Here they learn not only sports- manship, but also teamwork by learning to follow and to lead. .53 .- YI ' ' ,1 Part of the Physical Education progra intramural sports such as handball. YR Coach Bill Horn prepares to take another group of students out for driving practice in the m at Menard includes i

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FATHER C. C BURLEIGH SPEECH AND DEBATE are the spe- cialties ot Father Burleigh. Father is an assistant at Prompt Succor and is coach ot the Speech and Debate Team at Menard. Starting with only a tew experienced members, Father Burleigh has already seen the fruits of his la- bors. At their tirst tournament the speech team vvon tvvo superiors and two excellents and the debate team received an over-all rating of good. Father Burleigh is a native of New Iberia, Louisiana. He is assistant di- rector ot the CYO in Alexandria and works closely with the youth of this area. fi Brother Armand, S.C. Father Charles Burleigh BROTHER ARMAND, S.C. IN HIS FIRST YEAR AT NIENARD, Brother Armand is treasurer for the school and homeroom teacher for II-A. Brother received his B.A. from Loyola University and his M.A. from Notre Dame. He lists his hobbies as reading and drama and his favorite sport as basketball. Brother Armand is a native of Vincennes, Indiana. He teaches English Ill and Religion III.

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Brother Dean, S.C. BROTHER DEAN, S.C. AS MENARD'S ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Brother Dean is always in contact with the various sports that Menard participates in both on The state-wide level and among Menard students themselves. Brother Teaches Religion IV, English ll and IV, Typing, and Health and Safety. A native ot Thibodeaux, Louisiana, Brother says his hobbies are hunting and sports, and that his favorite sports are football and water sports. Brother Dean holds a B.S. in Education from Loyola of New Orleans and is work- ing on a Master's in Theology at St. John's in Collegeville, Minnesota. Freshmen demonstrate their agility in a spirited game of volleyball during P.E. 1 we ' 'J .. .72 sw, 2 . '- -3-uw -. M-' -2' Ji Y A , , 4- sfo , L