South Terrebonne High School - Notre Temps Yearbook (Bourg, LA)

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Gators strong in field events Again this year, STHS displayed its traditional strength in field events. Donnie Cockerham in the discus and the shot put helped the Gators dominate those events. Joey Vedros added valuable points in the javelin, in the triple jump, and in the broad jump. David Esoiiete fleftj and Ruby Brunet consistently did well in the pole vault, as did lVlike Niette fbelowj in tile high jump. s ti X 5 2 - I Z as , g S, 1 ! ' ig: 1 1 its K1 5 . 5 1

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Gators build up early leadg slide in for district crown As the season progressed, the STHS baseball team slowly pulled away from its competitors. The Gators finally ended up the season with a record of 144 wins and 7 losses enabling them to take district. This was the first baseball team at South Terrebonne to re- ceive the District Championship Crown and qualified them for Bi-district competitions. The team traveled to Neville for the first of three games. Second and third games were played here at STHS. Neville' won the Bi-district play-offs, but the Gators still retained their district Crown. Later Roy Armstrong and Pat Wiley were named to the All-district baseball team. Roy was also voted the outstanding player in the district. Roy Armstrong K bottom left, sliding into thirdj pitched a great season winning 8 of the 12 games he pitched. Chris Schouest I bottom center j scoops one up dur- ing infield practice before a ball game. Rudy Boudreaux I bottom rightj streaks to first base after hitting the ball. The whole team did a great job throughout the season. Against Terrebonne frightj the Gators dis- played real talent. The first game was lop-sided with the Gators topping Terrebonne 8-1, but the second game was closer with the Gators again winning 6-5. There were two district games and were important wins toward the District Crown.