Abbeville High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Abbeville, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1965 volume:

IIIAX Among the oaks a Where Vermili There stands our Where lasting N Although we leav Our hearts are Abbeville, Abbcv 7 W nd .cypress, on Bayou flows Mma-Mater dear friendship grows, e you, through the years always thine, ille, Alma Mater mine. r :i 7' tu V Yearbook Staff--------- 4 Faculty - - — - -- -- -- -- - — 5 Seniors - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - 13 Juniors - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - 25 Sophomores - -- -- -- -- -- -- -33 Freshmen — --------------------- 39 Junior High - -- -- -- -- -- -- -45 Favorites -- - 55 Organizations - -- -- -- -- -- --59 Athletics - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 69 Activities - -- -- -- -- -- -- --77 Advertisers - -- -- -- -- -- -- -101 Linda Meyers Carolyn Marceaux Brenda Gaspard Delores Guillory Editor-in-Chief Activities Editor Classes Editor Organizations Editor t965 TViMcat Sta$ These are members of the hard-working yearbook staff. Mr. James Trahan Mrs. Flo Broussard Mr. Alden Soirez Betty Crusta Photographer Advisor Business Manager Typist 4 GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK North Carolina and Tennessee Established 1930 Area: 511, 677 acres FACULTY Mr. Noah Langlinais, B. A., M. Ed Principal Mrs. Minnie Berry, B. A., M. Ed Speech, English II and III Mr. Chester Broussard, B. S., M. S. Biology Mr. Earle Broussard, B. A. Civics, American History, General History Mrs. Florence Broussard, B. A. English 1 Mrs. Merline Broussard, B. S. Business Education Mr. Warren Comeaux, B. S. General Science Mr. I. W. Crawford, B. S., M. S. Agriculture Mr. Whitney Duhon, B. S. Mathematics Mr. Anthony Fontana, B. M. Ed. Band and Chorus Mr. William Gooch, B. S. Coach and Civics Miss Rita Guarino, B. S. Business Education Mrs. Gloria Harrington, B. A, French I and II, English II Mr. John E. Hebert, B. S. , M. Ed Mathematics Miss A dele Heimendinger, B. S. Coach and Social Studies 6 X Mr. Glen LeBlanc, B. A. English I Mrs. Lula Lewis, B. A. , M. A. English III Mr. Edwin Lutgring, B. S. Biology Mr. J. Y. Mula, B. S. Coach and Drivers' Education Mrs. Thelma Norman, B. A. English IV Mr. Sam Scelfo, B. S. Coach and Social Studies Mr. Harold Sellers, B. S. Mathematics Mrs. Jeanne Sellers, B. A. Librarian Mr. Alden Soirez, B. A. , M. Ed. American History Mr. Harold Sorbet, B. S. , M. Ed. Algebra and Physics Mrs. Joyce Sorbet, B. S. Home Economics Mr. James Trahan, B. S., M. Ed. Mathematics and Chemistry Miss Joyce Trahan, B. A. Speech and English II Mrs. Valerie Trahan, B. S. Home Economics Mr. Richard Vedrines, B. S. Industrial Arts Picture Not Available Mr. Tommy Broussard, B. A. Eighth Grade Mrs. Charles Dill, B. S. Jr. High Librarian Mr. Norman Frederick, B. S. Seventh Grade Mrs. Faye George, B. A. Seventh Grade Mr. Blaise Huval, B. S. Eighth Grade Mr. Wade Huval, B. A. Eighth Grade Miss Seva Landry, B. A. Seventh Grade Mrs. Corinne Moreland, B. A., M. Ed. Eighth Grade Mr. Donald Palombo, B. A. Eighth Grade Mrs. Mary Soirez, B. A. Seventh Grade Mr. Warren Touchet, B. A. Seventh Grade Mr. Donald Toups, B. S. Coach Mr. Elson Trahan, B. A. Eighth Grade Mrs. George Veazey, B. A. Eighth Grade Mr. Marshall Veazey, B. S., M. Ed. Social Studies and Seventh Grade 8 Jk TPietu utu t Faculty and students at the Abbeville High School were sad- dened this year by the loss of their friend and teacher Mrs. Phro Villien Moss, killed in an automobile accident on November 7, 1964. Mrs. Moss had been a teacher of Home Economics and English at AHS for seven years. Hervivid personality and tireless energy had earned for her an outstanding place on the faculty. To have worked with Mrs. Moss or to have been taught by her was a privilege. Her friends at Abbeville High School will miss her very much. Mrs. Harold Sellers, Librarian, and her assistants aid students with a wealth of literature and information. The Frencn Club officers, along with their sponsor, Mrs. Harrington, are gathering material to work on French Club post Randy Harmon, Vice-President; Mrs. Harrington, sponsor; Clyde Webb, Treasurer, Diane Blanchard, President; Charlotte Walker, Secretary; Marilyn Morgan, Reporter. 10 Senior English students prepare notes on Mrs. Thelma Norman’s Lecture. Industrial Arts instructor, Mr. Richard Vedrines, trains his students in the skill of woodworking. II 4 Salute fo TtoaA a tyltuai 1 After graduating from Youngsville High School in May of 1929, Mr. Langlinais attended USL, for three years. Mr. Langlinais' degrees include a Bachelor of Sci- ence in Upper Elementary Education, a Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education (both obtained at SLI), and a Masters of Education received at LSU. In September of 1931 Mr. Langlinais began teaching in Forked Island. After having taught for two years and served as principal for ten years, he left Forked Is land on March 1, 1943, to serve as vocational agriculture teacher in Indian Bayou. After three years he became prin- cipal of Maurice High School for one year. He then taught vocational agriculture at the same school until 1950. He then became principal of Indian Bayou High School, a position he held until 1956. At this time he served as super- visor of On the Farm Training Program in Vermilion Parish until August of 1957 when he bacame principal of the Abbeville High School. Mr. Langlinais served as principal of AHS from August of 1957 until February of 1965. At the time of his leaving AHS he had completed thirty-four years of service to others through his teaching ability. In his new position as super- visor he will continue to serve the school population of this parish. In his eight years as principal of AHS, Mr. Langlinais has done much for the school and for the individual students. He leaves many friends behind him who will long remember and appreciate his efforts. The best wishes of the faculty and the student body of AHS go with him in his new position. WELCOME, MR. BERNARD 12 became our new principal February 8, 1965. At one time he was a football coach and nard has been the principal of Erath High School. later assistant principal at Abbeville High SchooL For the past fourteen years, Mr. Ber- The faculty and students are happy to welcome back Mr. Henry Bernard, Jr. who MAMMOTH CAVE NATIONAL PARK Kentucky Established 1941 Area: 51, 354 acres SENIORS 13 UNDA ATCHETEE Beta Club, District and State Rally, Biology Club, Math Club, French Club, Stunt Night FAYE BAUDOIN Office Assistant, Pep Squad, Stunt Night BETTY BERGERON Office Assistant, Library Assistant, Pep Squad CHERYL BERGERON FHA, Nativity, Stunt Night ROBERT BERGERON Nativity, Stunt Night LARRY BERTRAND FFA, Stunt Night WALTER BERTRAND Band, Stunt Night DIANE BLANCHARD Cheerleader, Girls’ State, Beta Club, French Club, Rally, Chorus, Class Officer, Math Club NORRIS BOND Key Club, Boys' State, Beta Club, Debate, Rally, Forum, Math Club, Newspaper, Nativity, Dramatics RUBY BOREL Office Assistant, Stunt Night, Radio Program DEE BOUDION Chorus, Nativity, French Club MICHAEL BOUDREAUX Stunt Night ROGER BOYNTON Key Club, Boys’ State, Stunt Night, Basketball, Biology Club, French Club, Math Club, Beta Club RICHARD BRASSEAUX BARRY BREAUX FFA 15 DONALD BREAUX State Rally, Volleyball, Radio Pro- gram BEVERLY BROUSSARD Biology Club, FHA, Stunt Night CONNIE BROUSSARD Girls’ State, State Rally, Office Assistant, Radio Program, Cheer- leader, Frosh Court, Chorus ERNAL BROUSSARD Football, Basketball, FFA, Nativity, Track, Stunt Night JANELLE BROUSSARD Office Assistant, Radio Program, Stunt Night JUDY BROUSSARD Office Assistant, Radio Program, Stunt Night, Pep Squad SELINA BROUSSARD Wildcat Mascot, Homecoming Court, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Typist, Forum, District Rally TIONA BROUSSARD Library Assistant DAVID CARLSON Nativity, Radio Program, Band SUSIE CHREENE Class Officer, District Rally, State Rally, Stunt Night, Pep Squad RUSSELL CLOSTIO Student Body Favorite, Student Coun- cil Pres., Class Favorite, Key Club, FFA, Leadership Conference BETTY CRUSTA Key. Club, Sweetheart, Homecoming Queen. Student Body Favorite, Class Favorite, Cheerleader LINDA DARTEZ FHA, Stunt Night LINDA D’AUGEREAU A Club, Homecoming Cheerleader, Basketball, Pep Squad, Nativity DELORIS DECUIRE Stunt Night, Pep Squad, Chorus MARLENE DeHART FHA, District Rally, Radio Program JUDY DESORMEAUX Nativity, Photography, Stunt Night, Band DONALD DETRAZ FFA, Track KIRBY DUBOIS Nativity, Radio Program, Stunt Night, Industrial Arts Officer, T and I Club SANDRA DUGAS FHA, Nativity, Stunt Night RICHARD DURR Key Club, Boys' State, FFA, Disu , and State Rally, Beta Club, Math Club, Biology Club BETHEL DYSON Stunt Night, Football, Baseball, Homeroom Officer JESSE FAULK FFA, Baseball Joanne faulk DEANNA GARBER CLEMENT GARY FFA BRENDA GASPARD Beta Club, Leadership Conference, Dist. and State Rally, Yearbook, Math Club, Biology Club, French Club GLENN GASTAL FFA, Nativity, Stunt Night ALBERT GERDES FFA, Stunt Night, Band MICHAEL GOOD SON Biology Club, French Club, Radio Program, Stunt Night ;rick GOODSON hunt Night, Industrial Arts, French lub A GUIDRY fp Squad, Nativity, Office Assistant, nt Night, Junior Favorite, Nativity TA GUIDRY [int Night, Nativity WANDA GUIDRY Office Assistant, Library Assistant, Stunt Night, Homecoming Cheer- leader, Pep Squad CARROLL GUILLORY Stunt Night, Football DELORES GUILLORY Beta Club, Yearbook Staff, FHA, 4-H, State Rally, Math Club, Stunt Night 18 LAWRENCE HAGOOD Stunt Night, T and I Club RANDY HARMAN Key Club, Football, Math Club, Biology Club, Stunt Night, Classroom Officer CALVIN HARPER Nativity, Stunt Night, Football ALLEN RAY HEBERT ■Stunt Night, Football, Track HARRY HEBERT FFA, Track TESSA HEBERT Homeroom Representative VIRGIE HEBERT FHA, Office Assistant WANDA HEBERT FHA, Office Assistant JULIAN HINCKLEY FFA, Nativity, Basketball, Baseball, Football, Stunt Night, Dramatics LEONARD HOLLIER FFA, Stunt Night. Football BOBBY HUNTER Key Club Pres. . Boys' State. Class Pres., Dist. and State Rally, AHS Campus Chronicle, Math Club, Beta Club, Biology Club GLORIA I ST RE Nativity CANDY JONES Office Assistant CHRIS KEELER French Club, Library Assistant, Stunt Night, Pep Squad, Speech Rally, Dramatics JENNY KING Pep Squad, Nativity, FHA, Stunt Night, Office Assistant, Library Assistant REED KITCHELL Nativity, Stunt Night, Radio Program ALBERT LANDRY Speech Club, Dramatics, Debate, Radio Programs, French Club CLYDE LANDRY Nativity, Radio Programs, Stunt Night, Speech Play CONNIE LANDRY Office Assistant, Library Assistant, � Stunt Night, Majorette. SUSAN LANDRY Pep Squad, Nativity, Stunt Night, Library Assistant, Library Club, Chorus KEN LANIER Office Assistant, Radio Programs, Stunt Night ANTHONY LeBLANC Biology Club, FFA, Nativity, Stunt Night, Track PEGGY LeBLANC FHA, Office Assistant, Radio Program, Stunt Night, Pep Squad RICHARD LeBLANC Nativity, State Rally, Radio Program, Stunt Night, Industrial Arts Club LOUIS LEDET Football, Stunt Night, Math Club, Nativity, Basketball CHARLENE LEGE Stunt Night, FHA WARREN LeLEUX FFA, Track JoANN LEWIS Band, FHA, Stunt Night, Office As- sistant, Band Librarian, Radio Pro- gram RONALD LUQUETTE FFA, Radio Programs, T and I Club WAYNE MALLET FFA, Radio Programs, T and I Club ADRA MANCEAUX FFA CAROLYN MARCEAUX Beta Club, Girls' State, Class Officer, Dist. and State Rally, Yearbook, Homecoming Cheerleader JEANETTE MARCEAUX Library Assistant BETTY MEAUX A Club, FHA, Office Assistant, Homecoming Cheerleader, Pep Squad, Basketball DANA MEAUX Dist. and State Rally, Stunt Night, Dmm Major, Band JUANITA MEAUX Debate, Math Club, Band, FHA, Stunt Night, Nativity WAYNE MEAUX Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Dramatics ANTHONY MERGIST Stunt Night, Track JOSEPH MERGIST Track M UNDA MERGIST � Library Assistant, Cafeteria Assistant, Radio Program, Chorus UNDA MEYERS Feature Twirler, AHS News, Year- book, Leadership Conference, Beta Club, Forum GLENDA MILLER Dramatics, Chorus KAREN MOORE Leadership Conference, News Column, Stunt Night, Office Assistant, Nativity MARILYN MORGAN Biology Club, French Club, Ubrary Club, Forum, Pep Squad, Newspaper, Speech Rally HELEN MORVANT ERIC MOSS Football, Stunt Night WAYNE MOUTON KENNETH NEVEAUX Radio Programs, Stunt Night, Math Club GLORIA NOEL FFA Sweetheart, Leadership Confer- ence, Debate, Cheerleader, Home- coming Court, Class Favorite, Frosh Court DONNA PERRY Band, Stunt Night HAMPTON PERRY Key Club. French Club, Stunt Night, Basketball, Baseball MARY KATHERINE PERRY Chorus DIANA PONTIFF Stunt Night JAMES QUEBODEAUX Key Club, Nativity, Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Track BVA REED Chorus THOMAS REINCH Dramatics, Debate, Stunt Night RODDY RODRIGUEZ FFA, Debate, Football, Baseball DEANNA ROMERO FHA, Library Assistant, Office Assist- ant, Stunt Night DENNIS ROMERO State Rally, Stunt Night, Industrial Arts Club MARTHA SMITH Band, Stunt Night, Chorus, Library Assistant 22 CARL SONNIER FFA JOYCE STEVENS FHA, 4-H, Stunt Night GERALD STOUTE FFA, Nativity ISABEL STRICKLAND Math Club, Chorus, State Rally GLENN SUIRE Key Club, Leadership Conference, Class Officer, Football, Math Club, EDWARD TOUCHET French Club, FFA, Dramatics, Na- tivity JUDY TOUCHET Pep Squad, Stunt Night BETTY TRAHAN Nativity, Class Officer, Office As- sistant, Class Favorite, Stunt Night CREIGHTON TRAHAN Key Club, FFA, State Rally. Track. Math Club, Biology Club. French Club GEORGE TRAHAN French Club, Industrial Arts Club GLENN TRAHAN Nativity, Dist. Rally, Stunt Night, French Club DEAN TRAHAN Stunt Night, Pep Squad, Homecom- ing Cheerleader, Office Assistant, Nativity MAXINE TRAHAN Stunt Night, Radio Programs, Dist. Rally, State Rally, FHA, Library Assistant ROUDINE TRAHAN FHA, Office Assistant, Library As- sistant, Cafeteria Assistant, Stunt Night PAUL TRAHAN Stunt Night, Football, Baseball, Track, Math Club CYNTHIA TRANTOR FHA, Class Officer, Dist. and State Rally, Cheerleader, Pep Squad, Bi- ology Club MARIE TRIM Class Officer, Dist. Rally, Library Assistant, Chorus RONALD VEILLON Key Club, Radio Programs, Math Club, Band LINDA VIATOR FHA, Nativity, Homeroom Officer, Stunt Night, Band SHERRY VIATOR FHA, Stunt Night MITCHELL VICE Football, Track RONNIE VICE Key Club. French Club, Industrial Arts Club SHELLY VICE FFA CLYDE WEBB Biology Club, French Club, Baseball, Football 23 SLATON WHITE Football, Track MICHAEL BAKER FRANCIS DEVALCOURT Picture Not Available CAUGHT Bobby Hunter has been President of his class for three consecutive years. This is the way he looked the night of February 18, 1965, when the Citizen’s Award Committee came to tell him he had been named Teen- . ager of the Year for 1965. 24 WINDCAVE NATIONAL PARK South Dakota Established 1903 Area: 28, 059 acres JUNIORS Sharen Baudoin Nolan Becker Patricia Benefield Phoebe Berry Marion Borel Paula Boudreaux Rodley Boudreaux Ricky Bouillion Carliss Bourque Glen Bourque 26 Roger Absilire Lana Arabie Sue Bailey Sarah Baudoin Ulyesse Bourque William Bradley Wesley Bridges Barbara Broussard Dianna Broussard Joanne Broussard Karyn Broussard Linda Broussard Samuel Broussard Marie Byron Robert Chauvin Jimmie Choate Linda Clark r Barbara Cope 11 Juanita d'Augereau Wanda d'Augereau Carol Davidson Allen Decuir Kenneth DeHart Carlton Delino Linda Delino Elaine DeMarcy Sidney DeMarcy Marion Depa Claudia Detraz Luke Detraz Dewayne DeVoltz Rae Nell Domingue Allen Dubois Debbie Dubois 27 Gloria Dubois Judy Dubois Carol Dugas Ray Allen Duhon Connie Duhon Cynthia Duhon Sue Dupuy Corbet East Cheryl Fair Dorothy Foreman Johnnie Foster David Frederick Karen Frederick Linda Frederick Marlene Frederick Raymond Frederick Ronald Frederick Steve Frederick Velva Frederick Sonoma Garrett Garland Gaspard Michael Griffin Darvey Guidry Agnes Guillory Michael Hanks Leonard Hasemann Brenda Hebert JoAnn Hebert Kerry Hebert Linda Hebert 28 Regina Hebert Thomas Hebert D. A. Highsmith Gwen Holmes Linda Holmes Lawrence Istre Peter Jabbia Katherine Jones Peter Jones Helen Kasperski Barney Kyle James Landry Paulette Landry Marsha Landry Patsy Landry Barry LeBaron Claudette Le Blanc Ricky Leblanc Roy Lynn LeBlanc Carolyn Ledet Cheryln Ledet Brenda Lee Anna Lege Arnold Lege Vivian Lormand Michael Manceaux Raymond Manceaux Horace Mason David Mayard Chris Meaux 29 I Glen Meaux Lois Meaux Wilton Meaux Norma Michaud William Miller Brenda Quebodeaux Floyd Rabassa Jerry Richard Kay Richardson Dianna Robin Jo Ann Rodriguez Drusilla Rogers Angela Russo Peter Russo Joyce Ryder Delores Sellers Judy Sellers Linda Sellers Richard Smith Darnell Songne 30 Linda Monteaux Brent Moore Jimmy Morvant Mark Mouton Deborah O'Bryan Delores Ortamond Mildred Ortamond Linda Picard Francis Plaisance Elaine Ponville Shirley Spark Randy Stansi Margaret St Allen Stout' James The; Terry Viator Robert Volmer Shelia Walker Howard White Judy Willis Michael Ti Wilson Thi Danny The Earline To Helen Tou Juanita Touchet Judy Touchet Kenneth Touchet Ronald Touchet Brenda Toups Sandra Trahan Shelly Trahan Wilfred Trahan Charles Verret Cheryl Viator Walter Toups Ernest Trahan Johnny Trahan Glen Trahan Linda Trahan nm CARLSBAD CAVERNS NATIONAL PARK New Mexico Established 1930 Area: 49, 447 acres SOPHOMORES 33 Drusilla Abshire Herbert Abshire Larry Arabie Joyce Ardeneaux Mona Ardoin Parker Attaway Yvonne Aucoin Asa Barras Wf fo' i Shirley. Baudoin Alvin Beauxis Michael Bellaire Brenda Benoit Larry Bergeron Brenda Blanchet Brenda Bohrer Anna Boudreaux Elaine Boudreaux Lester Boudreaux Billy Broussard Joseph Broussard Judy Broussard Millie Broussard Phil Broussard Ronald Broussard Bonita Castro Charles Choate Robert Choate Lincoln Chreene Joyce Clark Bonnie Clostio Roy Lee Connor Stanton Daigle Cathy DeHart 34 Diana Derouen Shelton Deville Connie DiCarlo Marion Domingue Judy Doucet Peggy Doucet JoLane Shirley Daniel Durr Judy Dyson Benny Falcon Richard Finuf Robert Finuf Michael Fontenot Gloria Foster Zula Foster Ferris Frederick Kenneth Frederick Linda Frederick Patricia Frederick Phyllis Frederick Ronnie Frederick Jimmie Garber Olando Gary Diana Gaspard Jessie Gaspard Lana Gaspard Lucien Gaspard Russell Griffin Carlin Guidry Roney Guilbeau Barbara Hagood Elsie Hardy Evans Hardy Charles Harrington 35 ckt in James Harrington Barbara Hebert Betty Hebert Brenda Hebert Henrietta Hebert ice Faye Hebert ;e Gail Hebert iiis Hebert ,’oni Hebert Victor Henderson Janis Hill Sammy Hinckley Herschel Hoffpauir Barbara Hunter Evelyn Jabbia Jordana Jordan Harry Lambert Clifford Landry Joan Landry Kay Landry Marie Landry Vernest LaSalle Terry Lattier David LeBlanc Elaine LeBlanc Glenda LeBl-anc Harold LeBlanc Jerry LeBlanc Ramona LeBlanc Floella Lege Betty Lemaire Orlean Lemaire Albert Libersat Philip Luquette Cherry Mahalec 36 Candy Martin John Martin Marguerite Mason Phyllis Mayeaux Paula McGinty Carl McQuillion Glenda Meaux Jennifer Meaux Madeline Meaux Ray Meaux Roger Menard Jean Mergist Pat Morgan Dua Morvant Carolyn Mouton Thomas Mouton Ronald Neveaux Charles Nugier Ray Allen O'Bryan Joseph Pere Suzanne Peschier Glenda Petry Brenda Picard Randall Place Michael Pontiff Johnny Potts Diana Primeaux Linda Ramke Maurice Ramke Dickey Robicheaux David Rogers . Tommie Rogers Alton Romero Jerry Romero Joseph Romero Janet Roy Lee Anna Roy Linda Roy Albert Russo Peter Scalisi Sam Scelfo Verna Schexnayder Cludette Sellers John Silar Debbie Steen Linda Stelly Priscilla Stelly John Stevens Thomas Stoute Bobbie Stoute Donald Stoute Ronald Suire Barbara Theriot Deanna Thibeaux Emery Thibodeaux Linda Touchet Terry Touche t Verian Touchet Allen Trahan Allen S. Trahan Sandra Trahan Harry Trantor Jeffery Turner Dusty Vaughn Mitchell Veazey Richard Veazey Dalton Vice Sarah Wadlington Charlotte Walker Harris Weekly 38 HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARK Arkansas Established 1921 Area: 988 acres FRESHMEN 39 Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Byron Abshire Patricia Ackley Robert Allison Helen Appel Pamela Ardoin Roger Arnold Marlene Baudoin Julia Becker Godfrey Bergeron Deborah Bertrand Maretta Bodin Deborah Boudreaux Jesse Boudreaux Randall Boudreaux Nelson Bourque Linda Bourque Gerald Brasseux Glenda Breaux Jerry Broussard Kathleen Broussard Robert Broussard Ronald Broussard Susan Broussard Suzanne Broussard Suzanne Broussard Andrea Callender James Callender Ted Campbell Clarecia Carlton Gwenda Cessac Randy Choate Maxine Chreene Maxwell Chreene Leslie Clark Norma Clark Alex Clostio Arnold Cormier Marsha Courtier Ira Daigle Gerald Dartez Elorane Davidson James Davidson 40 Bonnie Decuir Catherine DeHart Nancy DeHart Philip Delcambre Raymond Derouen Dianna Desormeaux Michael Detraz Glenda Domingue Thomas Ducet Adrien Dubois Katherine Dubois Terry Dugas Bradley Duhon James Duhon Ronald Duhon Viliar Duhon Mona Durke Steve Dyson Carolyn Falcon Tommy Faulk David Frederick Harold Frederick Kenneth Frith Doreene Gary Julie Gary Harold Gaspard Joycelyn Gaspard Michael Gaspard Paul Gaspard Susan Gaspard Mary Gooch Danny Graffeo Ronald Griffin Edward Guidry Hubert Guidry Paulette Guidry Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Randy Guidry Mary Guillory Darlene Hargrave Billy Hastings Bennie Hebert Betty Hebert Carolyn Hebert Glenn Hebert Linda Hebert Patsy Hebert Richard Hebert Russell Hebert Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Donna Henderson Stanley Henry Cecil Hernandez James Holmes Russell Holmes Jerry Hunt William Ingle Betty Istre JoAnna Jabbia Lawrence Jones Mary Keeler Linda Kendrick Larry Lambert Leon Lambert Alfred Landry Betty Landry Lana Landry Lester Landry Linda Landry Thomas Landry Clarence Langlin; Daniel Langlinais Gloria LaSalle Kenneth LeBlanc Lana LeBlanc Linda LeBlanc Michael LeBlanc Roderick LeBlanc Shawnee LeBlanc Stephen LeBlanc Terry LeBlanc Frances LeBouef Sherry LeBouef Mary LeCesse Arthur Ledet John Ledet Peter Ledet Terry Lee Darlene Leger Richard Leleux Ryan Lemaire Jenny Liner Philip Liner Ray Luquette Linda Massey Dora Mayard Sue Mayard Camilla Meaux 42 Cheri Meaux Warren Meaux Charles Menard Henry Menard Barbara Michaud Alexis Miller Linda Miller Jules Minville Cleveland Mire Deborah Monceaux Alexander Motty James Mouton Judy Mouton Marlene Mouton Marlene T. Mouton Rosemary Nicks Joseph Noel Suzanne Noel James Nunez Marcella O’Bryan Donald Ortamond Linda Palombo Darrell Pere Gordon Perry Henry Petry Peter Piazza Yvonne Picard Debra Pierce Brenda Prejean Jo Anne Prejean Rodney Primeaux Alvin Richard Beverly Ann Richard Beverly Marie Richard Lloyd Richard Nathan Richardson Annie Romero Jean Romero Johny Romero Joseph Romero Julie Romero Ronald Romero William Romero Janis Roy loseph Russo leanne Ryder onstance Scalisi Alice Schcxnayder 43 Cynthia Sxhexnayde Priscilla Schexnider Nadine Schreiber Paul Sellers Genevieve Sherman Carolyn Simon Helen Simon Winnifred Simon Claudia Sirmon Shelly Soirez Phyllis Sonnier Mary St. Amant Ray Stelly James Terry Cedina The all Helen Theriot Ruby Thibeaux Gwendolyn Thibode Jacqueline Touchet Olita Touchet Wanda Touchet Barbara Toups Brenda G. Trahan Brenda L. Trahan Charlene Trahan Dianna Trahan Janice Trahan Linda Trahan Randall Trahan Susan Trahan Wilbert Trahan Eddie Turner Pierre Turner Leonard Veazey Mary Veazey Susan Viator Maryland Vice Vivian Vigneaux Dorothy Vincent David Vitello James Watson Evy White Katherine White Sherry White Rebecca Williams Twyla Williamson Karen Woodward 44 ARCADIA NATIONAL PARK Maine Established 1919 Area: 41, 634 acres JUNIOR HIGH 45 Janet Boudreaux Michael Boudreaux Ray Boudreaux Richard Boudreaux Tessie Boudreaux James Bourge Phyllis Bower Carolyn Bradley Ad aline Broussard Brenda Broussard Bryan Broussard Connie Broussard Madeline Broussard Paulette Broussard Steven Broussard Carl Cabrol Ronald Cessac Rodney Chauvin 46 Gay Nell Choate Judy Choate Juliet Choate Bradley Connor Daiscy Cormier Joseph Cormier Kenneth Copell Malcolm d'Augere au Carol DeHart Rudy Delcambre Randy DeMarcy Wiestau Michael Depa Daniel Desormeaux Joseph Desormeaux Verian Desormeaux Gwendon Ditch Kenneth Ditch Bema Dean Dote Barbara Doucet Connie Duhon Sheila Dupuy Barbara Faulk Carol Faulk Lee Robert Faulk Picture Not Available Patricia Faulk Ray Faulk Evelyn Fenton Margaret Foreman Melva Foster Daryl Wayne Frederick Jackie Frederick Maxine Frederick Henrietta Garber Allen Garrett Donald Gaspard Donald J. Gaspard Janet George Panelify Gilbert Jim Goodwin Elizabeth Guidry Jerome Guidry Susan Guidry Stella Guillory Oeryl Hardy Kenneth Hardy Rex Hardy Cheryl Hargrave Eddie Harrington 47 Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Roy Harrington Sandra Harrington Sharon Harrington Charlene Hebert Cynthia Hebert Gloria Hebert Jeffery Hebert Joan Hebert Richard Hebert Stanley Hebert Gwen Hoffpauir Mathilda John Judy Johnson Thomas Jones Richard Labat Allen Landry Mary Landry Maureen Landry Phyllis Landry Allen Langlinais Gertie LaSalle Michael Lattier Dennis Le Blanc Lynn LeBlanc Ricky LeBlanc Cheryl Lege Delores Lege Kenneth Lege Neomie Lege Hubert Lemaire Donnie Lormand Dianna Luquette Linda Lutgring Mary Manfouz Harry Mayard Justin McClosky Eddie Meaux Jacquelin Meaux John Meaux Michael Meaux Steven Meaux Clovis Melebeck Kern Meyers Terry Migues Glenda Miller Wayne Mouton Johnnie Nicks John Nugier 48 Douglas Pe re Robert Perry Therasa Picard Thomas Picard Lena Ponville Barney Prejean Ricky Primeaux William Reynolds Kelly Richard Donald R drigue Kenneth Romero Mabel Romero Mary Romero Brenetta Roy Bonnie Schexnayder Bruce Schexnayder Russell Schexnayder Jane lie Scruggs Marion Sellers Robert Sellers Wade Sherman Joanna Simon Peggy Simon Dennis Sonnier Linda Sonnier George Stakes Dianna St. Amant Steve Suire Betty Theriot Phylliss The all Nolia Thibeaux Dudley Touche t Judy Touchet Alton Trahan Etrol Trahan Linda Trahan Millie Trahan Nancy Trahan Pappia Trahan Paul Trahan Vickie Trahan Roy Trantor Marilyn Veillon Curtis Vincent Donald Wadlington Patricia Ward Daniel Weekly Emick Weekly A typical scene at every general assembly is the presentation of the colors. Floyd Rabassa, a mem- ber of the Explorer Scouts, is shown presenting the American flag. Cynthia Attaway Nancy Babineaux Patricia Baker Susan Beauxis Marlene Bergeron Bertha Bertrand 4 r Charlotte Bertrand Jacen Bertrand Wanda Bertrand Gilbert Blier Russell Boudreaux Sandra Boudreaux Anthony Bourgeois Donald Bourque Kenneth Bourque Michael Bourque Paulette Bourque Loretta Breaux _________________ Barbara Broussard Bradley Broussard Ccdmae Broussard Curvis Broussard Deborah Broussard Elodic Broussard Gailyne Broussard Ingrid Broussard Jeff Broussard Kenneth Broussard Linda Broussard Michael Broussard Randall Broussard Rebecca Broussard Roland Broussard Gary Ccssac Paul Choate Ronald Choate Collin Cornor Wayne Couvillion Daniel d 'Augere au Lawrence d'Augereau Jeston Decuire Delores Delino Eddie Derouen Brenda Dcsomeaux Judy Deville Henry Devoltz Randall Domingue Jessie Doucet Patrick Dubois Ray Lee Dubois John Duhon Lurlcan Duhon Roland Duhon Trula Dupuy Bobby Farmer Helen Faulk Sandra Flory Kenneth Floyd Sybil Foster Sylvia Foster Brady Frederick Charlene Frederick Juliet Frederick Roger Frederick Walter Frederick Bobby Garrett 51 Angelo Gary Ronald Gary Charles Gaspard Daniel Gaspard Lynn Gaspard Timothy Gaspard Judith George Kim Gooch Michael Green Patricia Griffin David Guidry Janet Guidry Patrick Guidry Susan Guidry Laura Guillory Peggy Sue Hanks Beverly Hardy Janice Hardy Maxine Hardy Suzanne Hardy Linda Hargrave Cynthia Harrington Dalton Hebert Donald Hebert Glynn Hebert Jimmy Hebert Riley Hebert Roberta Hebert Ronald Hebert Roy Hebert Clyde Hernandez Roderick Highsmitt Mary Hinckley Connie Johnson Gloria Johnson Robert Kasperski Michael Keeler Freeman Labit Alvin Labry Alva Landry Dale Landry Glen Landry Jo Ann Landry Robert Landry Calvin LaSalle Thomas LaSalle Frances Lattier Brenda LeBlanc 52 Darlene LeBlanc Irma Le Blanc Marie Le Blanc Mark Le Blanc Ricky Le Blanc John Leccese Linda Ledet Allen Paul Lee Craig Lege Stephanie Lege Frank LeGros James Lelcaux Doyle Lemaire Ernie Lemaire Linwood Lemaire Preston Lemaire Priscilla Lemaire Martha Lebersat Christine Liner Reed Lormand Lovelace Luquette Linda Mahalec Cora Lee Magdon John Mathews Earl Meaux Helen Meaux Joyce Meaux Mary Meaux Stanley Meaux Timothy Meaux Tina Meaux Patrick Menard Peter Menard Raymond Menard Judy Michaud Kathy Miguez Picture Not Available Ronny Miguez Robert Miller Brenda Monteaux Alvin Moore Charmaine Moore Cathy Morvant Daniel Mouton Ricky Mouton Brenda Neve aux Donnah Nicks Sheryl Nugier Jimmy Ortamond 53 Francis Pcllcron Steven Pelleron Melissa Pere Elaine Pere Debra Picard Wayne Prime au x Cynthia Richard Susan Richard Murphy Robin Tommy Rogers Dorothy Romero Lcewood Romero Nathaniel Roy Shelley Roy Janette Saltzman Ray J. Schcxnayder Robert Schllcher Paul Sellers Loiffery Sherman Debra Simon Gerald Simon Mary Elaine Soirez Marlene Sonnier James Sparks Howard Stevens Lynn Stout Jordan Thibodeaux Rod� , rick Thibodi am Angela Tomino Ronald Touchet Sandra Touchet Bertha Trahan Brenda Trahan Deanna Trahan Debra Trahan Jaeklyn Trahan Michael Trahan Patricia Trahan Paul Trahan Riley Trahan Russell Trahan Samuel Trahan Nola Vice Stella Vice Phillip Vincent Larry Vollmer James White Rita Williams 54 YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Wyoming - Montana - Idaho Established 1872 Area: 2, 221, 772 acres FAVORITES Student adcf 0?aowute m tyunio 'pavoniteo Senio 'paooniteo Paul Trahan is happy to satisfy Betty Crusta 's sweet tooth with a candy bar. Bubba and Betty dis- play the smiles and personalities that have contributed to their pop- ularity. A cold drink and an amusing joke provide refreshment between classes for Glen Meaux and Kay Detraz, two friendly and energetic students. SafeJtotKone paoo'ute Russel Griffin finds it hard to catch on to the cheer Brenda Picard is teaching him. paowute Like all Freshmen, Ted Campbell and Helen Appel are grateful to take time out during busy days to share a rare quiet moment on the campus. 58 BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK Utah Established 1928 Area: 36, 010 acres 59 ORGANIZATIONS 'patune trtyo4ne KCi en Posing for a group picture are the FHA members. These girls attended FHA Leadership Confer- ence in the summer. Shown with their advisor, Mrs. Valerie Trahan, are Dianna, Cherry Ma- halec, Lana Gaspaid, Cynthia Trantor, and Judy Sellers. The FHA Officers preside over the club. FRONT ROW: Dianna Primeaux, Parliamen- tarian; Cherry Mahalec, Reporter; Lana Gas- pard, Historian; Sherry Viator, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Drusilla Rogers, Secretary; Maxine Trahan, Vice-President; Cynthia Tran- tor, President; Judy Sellers, Song Leader. 'pcctune 'p4suHen Brenda Bohrer, a sop is the FFA Sweetheart The FFA Officers prepare for a field trip. They are Russell Clostio, David Frede- rick, Elliott Demarcy, Jesse Faulk, Mike Fontenot, Daniel Durr, Charles Harrington, Walter Toups, Barry Breaux, Luke Detraz, Donald Detraz. ■ ■■ r Mi ?! The Future Farmers of America pose for a group picture. 61 (2lu The Library Club officers are seated left to right: Marilyn Mor- gan, Treasurer: Marie Byron, Secretary: Su- san Landry, President; Claudette Sellers, Vice-President; and Selina Broussard, Re- porter. toCoycf The Biology Club and the advisor, Mr. Chester Broussard, enjoy field trips and an annual zoo visit in connection with their study of plants and animals. Viewing biology specimens with mixed emotions are Judy Willis, Sue Dupuy, Sandra Trahan, Sis Steen, Kathy Jones, and Connie Duhon. 63 Enjoying the activities of aquarium life are the Bi- ology Club officers: John Silar, Reporter; Bobby Hunter, Vice-President; Brenda Picard, Secretary-Treasurer, President David Rogers is not shown. Students who maintain a B average in their mathematics course are eligible to be Math Club members. The club is shown with Mr. Eraste Hebert, advisor. FIRST ROW: Cynthia Schexnayder, Marguerite Mason, Mary Keeler, Claudia Sirmon, Janice Trahan. SECOND ROV: Patricia Morgan, Charlotte Walker, Debbie O'Bryan, Betty Meaux, Linda d’Augereau, Joanne Broussard, Sis Steen, Shelia Walker. THIRD ROW: Shawnee LeBlanc, Dorothy Vincent, Marsha Courtier, Rebecca Williams, Kathy Broussard, Phyllis Mayeaux, Judy Mouton, Vivian Vigneaux, Marcella O'Bryan, Carolyn Falcon. Girls on the basketball team form the A Club. Miss Adele Heimendinger is their advisor. 64 Key (?£u Bobby Hunter, Key Club President, presents a bracelet to Sweetheart Betty Crusta. The other of- ficers look on: Norris Bond, Vice-President: John Silar, Secretary; Ronnie Veillon, Treasurer. The Key Club is an organization signified by character and achievement. The boys pictured here are club members. SEATED: Ronald Veillon, Norris Bond, Bobby Hunter, John Silar. STANDING: Steve Frederick, Wilson Thibodeaux, James Landry, Glen Meaux, Russell Clostio, Richard Durr, Terry Viator, David Mayard, Roger Boynton, Raymond Marceaux, Glen Suire, Albert Russo, Mark Mouton, Randy Harmon, Creighton Trahan, Daniel Durr, Jimmy Mor- vant, Barney Kyle. (?£u The Beta Club officers or- ganize the activities of mem- bers. L to R: Linda Meyers, Secretary; Norris Bond, Presi- dent; Carolyn Marceaux, Vi« President; Delores Guillory, Reporter; Bobby Hunter, Treat urer. Beta Club membership is determined by good grades, character, and initiative. The members are pictured with their advisor, Mrs. Lula Lewis. 66 'P UUH Officers of the Forum are: A1 Landry, Vice-President: President Norris Bond presents certificates to honorary Norris Bond, President: Jimmy Morvant, Reporter; Linda members of the Forum: Connie Duhon, Marilyn Morgan. Meyers, Secretary-Treasurer. and Paula Boudreaux. The AHS Debate Squad looks forward to participating in many speech tournaments throughout the state. yKctuafocaC rfite Conducting Industrial Arts Club meetings are the officers: Kirby Dubois, President; James Landry, Vice-President; Pat Goodson, Secretary; Wilson Thi- bodeaux, Treasurer; Peter Jabbia, Parliamentarian; Steve LeBlanc, Sergeant- at-Arms. The Industrial Arts members are busy at work on their various projects in the shop. Mr. Richard Vedrines looks on. 68 YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK California Established 1890 Area: 760,951 acres 69 ATHLETICS 'Pootkdl Eric Moss Wayne Meaux All-District All-District 5 - A A Tackle Second Team All Southwest 5 - AA End Third Team All Southwest Score Board Abbeville 13 Northside 6 Abbeville 19 Opelousas 0 Abbeville 0 Crowley 6 Abbeville 27 Franklin 0 Abbeville 14 Catholic High 26 Abbeville 6 Lafayette High 14 Abbeville 25 St. Mamnville 0 Abbeville 19 Morgan City 0 Abbeville 40 Kaplan 0 70 Glenn Suire End Bethel Dyson David Rogers Guard Center Paul Bubba Trahan Halfback Benny Falcon Halfback Scudet ztC FIRST ROW: Jo Ann Broussard, Linda d'Augereau, Sheila Walker; SECOND ROW: Charlotte Walker. Patty Morgan, Sis Steen. Debbie O’Bryan. Betty Jo Meaux, Barbara Hunter BACK ROW; Kathy Broussard, Marsha Courtier, Rebecca Williams, Marcella O'Bryan, Phyllis Mayeux, Carolyn Falcon; MIDDLE ROW; Mary Keeler, Claudia Sirmon, Dorothy Vincent, Cynthia Schexnayder. Vivian Vigneaux; FIRST ROW: Shawnee LeBlanc, Janis Trahan, Judy Mouton 72 'Soya' ScudetfotfC FIRST ROW: Glenn Hebert, Stanton Daigle, Thomas Landry SECOND ROW: Tommy Faulk, Herschel Hoffpauir, Art Ledet FIRST ROW: Stanton Daigle, Tommy Faulk, Art Ledet, Glenn Hebert, Thomas Landry, Herschell Hoffpauir SECOND ROW: Ricky LeBlanc, Julian Hinckley, David Rogers, Roger Boynton, Wayne Meaux, Arnold Lege, Mark Mouton Arnold Lege, Mark Mouton, Roger Boynton, Wayne Meaux, Julian Hinckley Julian Hinckley, Arnold Lege, Roger Boynton, Mark Mouton, Wayne Meaux 74 7rac£ HURDLERS - Russel Clostio, David Rogers MILE RELAY - Harry Hebert, John Silar, Anthony LeBlanc, Warren Leleux SPRINTERS - Benny Falcon, Mark Mouton SHOT PUT - James Landry, Mitchel Viee 75 Wayne Meaux STATE CHAMPION POLE VAULT 13V PLATT NATIONAL PARK Oklahoma Established 1906 Area: 911 acres ACTIVITIES 77 teenCecuCe 4 Cynthia Trantor Jimmy Morvant Connie Broussard Cherry Mahalec Brenda Quebodeaux Brenda Picard Gloria Noel 78 Mascot Selina Broussard Brenda Toups Substitute cheerleader Barbara Hebert Substitute Diane Blanchard is cap i'ZS Pep Squad The AHS Pep Squad poses in marching formation on the football field with Captains Diane Blanchard and Barbara Hebert. The AHS stadium echoed the yells of the Pep Squad during football season as they cheered the boys to victory. 79 Energy and a cheerful disposition make the duties of the cheerleaders pleasant tasks. Homecoming cheerleaders were Carolyn Marceaux, Dean Trahan, Linda d'Augereau, Wanda Guidry, Betty Meaux, and Sam Phoebe Berry. The AHS cheerleaders strike a smiling pose in the stadium. 80 Ti iCctcctf cutd The AHS Band is pictured in concert position and ready to perform under the direction of Mr. Anthony Fontana. Football fans thrill to the great performances of the Wildcat Band during half-time shows. 81 The AHS twirlers turn in fine performances for fans during the football season and are busy through- out the year. Band affairs are managed by the members of the Band Council. L. to R: Danna Meaux, Jo Ann Lewis. Linda Meyers, Kathy Jones, Robert Vollmer, Kay Richardson, Ronald Veillon. Sis Steen, David Carlson, Connie Landry. 82 Drum Major - Danna Meaux and Feature T wirier Linda Meyers Linda Frederick Karyn Broussard Drum Major - Danna Ray Meaux Feature T wirier - Linda Meyers Connie Landry Katherine Jones Sarah Wadlington Kay Richardson The Wildcat Band, composed of sixty-seven high school students under the direction of Mr. Anthony Fontana, is one of the hardest work- ing organizations at Abbeville High. Having no special season, the group gives performances year round, beginning with the first football game and on through various parades, music festivals, concerts, and on to Graduation Day. The schedule is necessarily strenuous. Druing marching season, the band members spend an average of ten hours a week marching, plus an additional five hours a week of actual playing. Every half- time football show, lasting approximately five to six minutes, re- quires three to four hours of rehearsal. Mr. Anthony Fontana The ultimate goal of the Band Department is to develop musician- ship. Along with this, its aim is to produce those qualities necessary for good health and citizenship, good posture, exercise, discipline, and cooperation. 4 S The activities of the Chorus are directed by Mr. Anthony Fontana FIRST ROW: Isabel Strickland, Glenda Miller, Sandra Dugas, Susan Landry, Brenda Benoit, Linda Holmes, Eva Reed, Delores Decuir. SECOND ROW: Mary Perry, Cynthia Trantor, Dee Broussard, Jenny King, Or- lean Lemaire, Veronica Hebert, Linda Mergist, Martha Smith, Dee Baudoin, Shirley Sparks, Jo Ann Lewis. THIRD ROW: Thomas Landry, James Morvant, Richard LeBlanc, Arnold Lege. 84 PeCicciK State Last summer these students participated in the Pelican State program in which they studied the actual working of the government. The delegates are Carolyn Marceaux, Connie Broussard, Diane Blanchard, Richard Durr, Roger Boynton, Bobby Hunter, and Norris Bond. To leam to use their abilities to their greatest potential, these students attended the summer Leadership Training Conference: Karen Moore, Russell Clostio, Glen Suire, Brenda Gaspard, Gloria Noel, Linda Meyers, Eric Moss. Selina Broussard Brenda Toups Cherry Mahalec 87 Brenda Picard Bobby Hunter as Joseph Connie Broussard as the Virgin Mary Linda Viator as Angel Gabriel The Nativity, an annual event at Christmas at AHS, was presented on Monday, December 21, in the auditorium at 7:00 P. M. The presentation of the story of the birth of our Lord has long been a cher- ished tradition here having begun back in the late 1930’s under the direction of Miss Eloise LaBauve and Mrs. Lula Lewis. Parents of many of our present students remember with pride their participation in this pageant. The Nativity was discontinued during the war years of 1942-45, but was resumed immediately following the end of the hostilities. It is thought that The Nativity has been performed for about twenty- two years and possibly about seventy-five times counting three or four performances a year. 88 John Silar as Herod talks to the Wise Men. 89 The three Kings - Glen Suire, Allen Dubois, and Clyde Landry - offer gifts to the child Jesus. Sce te A typical campus scene shows AHS students hurrying to beat the bell to their next class. The rush to the water fountain is on. Jimmy Morvant is as determined as the girls to quench his thirst before the next class begins. 90 Susie Chreene, Roudine Trahan, Faye Baudoin, Betty Meaux, Wanda Guidry, Linda Delino, Linda Clark, Marlene DeHart, Helen Morvant, Connie Broussard, Judy Broussard, Gloria Noel, Betty Crusta, Connie Landry, and Candy Jones are office assistants. Keeping the principal's office running smoothly is the office secretary, Miss Victoria Pelletier. Carolyn Marceaux, Linda Meyers, and Selina Broussard laugh at their own determination to get into the picture behind Elsie Hardy and Gloria La- Salle. 91 Mr. Noah Langlinais stops his desk work for a minute to encourage us in our work. I u Mrs. Corinne Moreland, in the name of the faculty, presents a gift to Mr. Langlinais at coffee break on December 22, 1964. 92 Bobby Hunter Editor or: Bobby Hunter ist: Selina Broussard t: Steve Frederick lers: Richard Durr, Nor- Bond, Phoebe Berry, n d a Hebert, Marilyn tn, Barbara Broussard, tailey, Paula Boudr- ker, secretary; Clyde treasurer; Marilyn reporter; and Kathyi sard, Cathy Dubois; an Broussard, class atives were present club. Discussions were) concerning homeco I 'itir' — — ’ ‘' Mrs. Minnie Berry Sponsor The news staff works hard to publish school news. � ons ami me' jot ha 11 cheers i he French Club c entered in t jg Parade. A French pro roposed to be f the initiation nnounced at a urpo.se of the p a introduce a indents to the icadian way of American Edi by Brend. A full day’s een planned a ay. November nemoration of ation Week, P 'his week, spo )■ by the Nati issbe'iation ha? his year, “E lividends.” Th «gin with a t ily in the gyrr norning. The ed by its pre; iostio. will op ily with a salt ind the singing ll antheei and so be “Teach- ‘Day” at AHS. it Council pro- j fe student body jciation of the its teachers, i noon another 1 iy will be held e student body avorites. The j will, end with Club Barbecue Silar m d : Education,” .■ Teenager To- of Dropouts”, are Holds For hd “What AHS en house will lasses all day. ♦e written to parents, and them to come it at any time The students art putting up alls and wear- Pays Divid- Mrs. Minnie Berry, advisor, and Bobby Hunter, editor, direct the staff’s activities. Steve Frederick Selina Broussard Artist Typist Meet the Editor by Norris' Bond The qualities of an outstand- ng student are many and var- d. He must be outstanding holastically; he must be a der to whom students can A : to get a job done. He t be a tireless and energe- orker. He must be aware iditions in his school and unity. He must be hon- d loyal in his dealings s fellow students. All qualities are descrip- finish any project he under- takes; and his active particip- ation in civic and religious Or- ganizations are evidence of his service to his community. One of Bobby’s greatest quali- ties is the honesty and respect he shows to his teachers an classmates. His good humc and sincerity have enabled hi to accomplish many ordinar difficult tasks quickly and e ily. These qualties make Bf a truly outstanding stu1 one of whom his school Ted Campbell, President; Helen Appel, Vice-President; Mary Keeler, Secretary- Treasurer of the 1964-65 Freshman class believe that Education Pays Dividends. Mr. Alpheus Hebert, Mr. Preston Mire, Mr. Lester Chauvin, Mrs. Eva Marceaux, and Mrs. Zula Duhon - School custodians at A. H. S. The custodians who keep the campus grounds and buildings neat are Mr. Alpheus Hebert, Mr. Preston Mire, and Mr. Lester Chauvin. Mr. Mire sweeps the locker room after classes have been dismissed. d o4t and 'pound Junior Junior Andy Duhon Jessie Mae Foster Junior Jo Ann Guidry Junior Linda Richard Freshman Wallace Cessac District 3 Honor Band: Dana Meaux, Richard LeBlanc, Robert Vollmer 96 Pictured here is the Abbeville High Concert Band as they prepare for District Music Festival held at the University of Southwestern Louisiana in March of 1965. A view of the band being directed by Mr. Anthony Fontana. Mr. Fontana has classes in beginner's, ca det, marching, and concert band as well as chorus. A typical scene at Abbeville High when the bell rings - Here we see several members of the Junior High Basket- a mad rush to the lockers ball Team clowning around during practice. An exciting moment during the Vermilion Parish Basketball Elementary Tournament. Abbeville High was very successful in this tournament, capturing the first place trophy. A typewriter, paper, several pencils, debate boxes, tons of magazines, and refreshments are all a necessary part of de- bate. Here Brenda Bohrer and Linda Meyers are seen taking last minute instructions fium Jimmy Morvant, a more ex- perienced debater. A surprise shot of Kathy Jones, Connie Du- hon. Sue Dupuy; and Marsha Landry as they are admitted to a basketball game by Coach Sam Selfo. Here we see Linda Meyers, a first year debater, on her affirmative stand, debat- ing the proposition RESOLVED: That Nu- clear Weapons Should Be Controlled by an International Organization. Brenda Bohrer and Linda Meyers are in- volved in the process of sorting out their debate material in preparation for the Monroe Tournament. As debate col- leagues, Brenda and Linda have enjoyed a very successful year in debate. At the Vermilion Parish Elementary Bas- ketball Tournament, Cherry Mahalec and Brenda Toups operated the conces- sion stand for the benefit of the AHS Cheerleaders. 965 7ee uzyen t6e 'tyewi Bobby Hunter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Hunter of 411 5th Street, is a wholesome young American with a warm, outgoing personality. During his twelve years in school he has always been an excellent student and has brought honors to Abbeville High School through his scholastic achievements. As a winner of a Certificate of Merit from die National Merit Scholarship Corpora- tion and as a winner of prizes in both district and state rallies he has reflected great credit on himself and on his school. Bobby's leadership qualities are evidenced by the many honors which his fellow students have given him. He has been a class officer for all four years and is presently serving as president of the senior class. In his sophomore year he was elected to the Beta Club, national scholastic honor group, and Key Club, an international service organization. He has served as an officer in both of these clubs as well as in the Biology Club and the Mathematics Club. This year Bobby is serving as editor of the AHS News, weekly column published in the Abbeville Meridional, and the Campus Chronicle, AHS student newspaper. Many of Bobby's activities have enabled him to serve the community as well as the school. An outstanding example has been his work with the Boy Scouts. Bobby started as a Cub Scout and has been an active scout for about eleven years. Before becoming an Explorer (he presently is president of Post 580) he became an Eagle Scout. Asa scout Bobby has given several weeks each summer in volunteer labor at Camp Thistlewaite. As president of the Key Club, Bobby was instrumental last fall in disseminating information to the voters of the area before the election. Thumbnail sketches of the candidates and brief summaries of the amendments were prepared, duplicated, ana distriDuted to atout 2000 citi- zens. The qualities of leadership and service of this young man are evident also in his religious life. A regular communicant of the Methodist Church, Bobby is also a member of the Metho- dist Youth Fellowship, of which organization he has been treasurer and is now president. The faculty and students of the Abbeville High School would like to congratulate Bobby on his outstanding achievements and to congratulate him, too, for this latest honor, being named Teenager of the Year 1965. EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK Florida Established 1947 Area: 1, 400, 533 acres 101 ADVERTISERS May Your Preparation Be Thorough and With Courage. LOUISIANA STATE RICE MILLING COMPANY, INC. D. 8c A. CONSTRUCTION. Inc. 1628 S. State St. P. O. Box 431 Phene 893-3486 ABBEVILLE, LOUISIANA Compliments of LANDRY STORES, INC. The Big Store Headquarters for Name Brand Merchandise and Sporting Goods Corner Main and Pere Megret Abbeville, La. 70510 Dry Goods Hardware TW 3-3416 TW 3-4879 102 Compliments of HEBERT’S PHARMACY The Store That Quality and Service Built Abbeville, Louisiana 1305 Charity TW 3-5564 BROUSSARD PONTIAC - BUICK CO. Pontiac - Buick - GMC Abbeville, Louisiana DAVID, PETER, AND JOEY RUSSO'S Complete Fishing and Hunting Equipment Phone 893-0642 Evinrude Motors Lone Star Boats 1915 South State Street We Will Boat You - Clothe You - Bait You - and Tackle You! 103 Compliments of MINVIELLE LUMBER COMPANY Abbeville, Louisiana Compliments of GARY’S Men's and Boys' Clothing Center Abbeville, Louisiana Compliments of ELIE MENARD’S SERVICE STATION 1 1 8 Alcide Drive Phone TW 3-561 1 Compliments of V. J. COMEAUX’S FURNITURE STORE 1309 South State Street Phone TW 3-1270 MEAUX’S DRIVE IN Abbeville, La. Phone 893-2881 RENE BROUSSARD, Owner 102 N. Henry St . Phone TW 3-1345 IT 7 T . ame'S W At Your Service for Better Health Abbeville, Louisiana ABBEVILLE. 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TW 3-4555 TW 3-0356 STYLE Compliments of SHOE STORE BUTCH’S BARBER SHOP California Cobblers Cover Girl and Natural Poise Florsheim and City Clubs 109 Alcide Drive Phone TW 3-5355 Phone TW 3-5461 Compliments of Compliments of WEST BROTHERS AUDREY DRUG STORE Since 1921 102 Conrad Street Always Quality Merchandise Phone TW-2265 106 TRAHAN’S FURNITURE WEILL DEPT. STORE APPLIANCE 303 Pere Megret St. 1100 Port St. CLERCY J. PREJEAN, Mgr. Phone 893-4775 Abbeville, La. CORBERT EAST DECORATING SUPPLY 1616 Maude Ave. 893-4789 CHEVELLE Malibu Sup«i Spoil Convertible Painting - Papering - Sanding RAY Spraying - Sheet Rock Work CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE, INC. 209 South Street Phone TW 3-1243 Abbeville, Louisiana J. WESLEY STEEN President ALBERT C. STEEN Secretary-Treasurer THE C. S. STEEN SYRUP MILL, INC. Established 1910 O. Box 335 Phone TW 3-1654 Abbeville, Louisiana Compliments of Compliments of PATIN’S TIRE SERVICE WEILL LUMBER COMPANY Abbeville, Louisiana 1003 Charity Street Night Phone Phone 893-3501 TW 3-3006 107 Compliments of HOLDER’S DRUGSTORE Abbeville, Louisiana Compliments of Compliments of RAYWOOD MOTORS, INC. BROUSSARD’S BARBER SHOP 1927 Charity Street 708 West Port Street Phone Abbeville, La. TW 3-2926 Compliments of Compliments of VERMILION PARISH LONIES’ CASH GROCERY STORE AUTO PARTS 501 East Vermilion Phone Abbeville, Louisiana TW 3-1412 Compliments of GOLDEN’S ROBIE’S BIG STAR PAK-A-SNAK FOOD STORES 208 High School Blvd. Abbeville and Jeanerette Phone TW 3-4531 108 Abbeville, Louisiana Mark Mouton, Billy Massie, Milton Mouton, and Robert Hebert enjoy refreshments with Mr. and Mrs. Preston. MOORE’S RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Compliments of PRESTON’S DRIVE INN 103 Southeast Street East Charity Phone TW 3-5898 Abbeville, La. Phone TW 3-9945 Compliments of Compliments of SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER, J. C. ROGERS REPUBLIC WHOLESALE Compliments of STATE FARM INSURANCE JOHN VIDOS, Agent Auto - Life - Fire and Casualty 108 So. Louisiana Ave. Abbeville, La. 70510 Phone: OFF. 893-5447 Res. 893-5575 Compliments of RODNEY’S PHARMACY 524 South Washington Abbeville, Louisiana 70510 109 Compliments of BANK OF ABBEVILLE TRUST COMPANY Mermber of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Abbeville, Louisiana Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Abbeville For the Security That Only a National Bank Gives. We Welcome the Opportunity to Serve You. Abbeville, Louisiana Compliments of Compliments of ROY BROUSSARD BAY LUMBER YARD CITY MOTORS 1501 Charity Street Abbeville, Louisiana Your Friendly Ford Dealer Phone: 893-5292 Abbeville, La. 893-4841 Phone TW 3-3124 Compliments of BOHRER CHEMICAL COMPANY BERNARD BOHRER, Owner no Cynthia Trantor plays Two of a Kind” for Glenn Suire, Teenager of the Year 1964, and Bobby Hun ter. Teenager of the Year 1965. Ill Shrubbery is discussed by Gloria Noel and Russell Clostio. Diane Blanchard entertains at a hootenanny. Campus politics get pretty wild.