Ouachita Parish High School - Roarer Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

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LEFT: Terry Ni -kl' and Ivory jo Roy shake their Tepirit 103V during a pep rally. CE N TER LEFT Lionettcs Debbie Mammy, l, Williams, Wanda FanL Patti Shadoin1 Darra Segresl, and Phyllis Mallett were among the prize winners in the Hal- loween Day costume contest. FAR LEFT: Rhonda Marionnoaux, LouAnn Von Diezel- ski, and Karla Huggins wait to perform at the Ouachila Day pvp rally. The Sophomore Lionettes are: FIRST ROW: Heft to righU Elizabeth Williams, Sandra Ellis, Marilyn McCoy, Mary Ann Pickett, Carol Simmons, Kathy Greer, Julie Johnson, Denise Hegwood. SECOND ROW: Brenda Heinitz, Jo Lynn Leshe, Tammy Fuller, Kim Nicklas, Pam Akins, Vicky Madden, Dana Baker, Diane Walton. THIRD ROW: Alice Hovarter, Paula Blakemore, Cindy Manley, Cheryl Kelly, Jo Lene English, Lisa Kolb, Miriam Wyatt, Jeanine Green. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Ryan, Linda Andrews, Rhonda Roy, Danna Brister, Becky Lewter, Sarina Audirsch. Mary Carter, Patience Fulmer. FIFTH ROW: Brenda Newman, Sharon Lindstrom, Marty Whitard, Teresa White, Sharon Stevens, Betty J0 Pence, Nan Patterson, Connie Guimbellot SIXTH ROW: Phyllis Bates, Phyllis Tucker, Melanie Landers, Patti Taylor, Yvonne Crozier, Kayla Knox, Denise Rawls, Cindy Singleton. SEVENTH ROW: Gwen Hobgood, Pam Pepper, Demetria Roberts, Belinda Beckley, Nora Gaar, Betty Venator, Nancy McMullen. EIGHTH ROW: Cathy Hare, Anita Antley, Kay Duke, Pam orrent, MarilynJohnson, and Tammy Frith. 25

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$t$ i; 9 : The 1973-74 Lionette officers are: deft to righD Debbie Wright, Business Manager; Faye McMillian, Drum Squad Commander; Sheila Walters, Senior Commander; Linda Creighton, Secretary; Terry Nicklas, President; Pam Blakemore, Vice-Presideht; Carolyn Arender, Historian- Reporter; Pam Parish, J unior Commander; and Carol Simmons, Sophomore Commander. Not shown is: Dana Segrest, Treasurer. 24

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any clubs having activities were required to place them on the and the Art Club7s key chain sale. SChOOle monthly calendar. EHCh All clubs shared in some common calendar was filled with the functions activities such as disPlays 0f the many, busy clubs. for Ouachita Day. Regular meetings 01' clubs were held Although the projects of the clubs during Activity period, a time widely varied, all were developed to specially planned for this purpose. give students opportunity to At these meetings7 plans for social broaden their knowledge of assorted and service projects were undertaken. subjects and actively participate Such subjects included the Mardi Gras in functions with their classmates. Ball-Y-Teens, tiger tail sales by F.H.A. RIGHT: Lisa Loe lists the ideas and plans expressed during a Rodeo Club meeting. BELOW RIGHT: Jan Baff, President of Speech Club, calls the meeting to order. BELOW: Cecil Lipscomb, member of the Chess Club, moves his pawn to overtake Steve McHenryts.