Alexandria High School - Epic Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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Sfan Ber+heaud Rob Lowrey Tommy S+ovaIl Jerry Green Thomas Norman Jim WaHs ABOVE: Jim Wa'Hs, Rob Lowrey, Thomas Norman, Jerry Green, S+an Berfheaud, Tommy Sfovall. 2

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256 Pelican State Aslc a Pelican STaTer whaT he ThoughT oT his week long expe- diTion inTo The myThical 5lsT sTaTe which Torms The basis ol: Pelican STaTe, and you will receive various answers. However, all sTudenTs selecTed by The TaculTy To aTTend The evenT will agree ThaT iT is an experience To remember - one ThaT pro- vided a new environmenT, new friends, and new levels OT unclersTanding aboul' our governmenT. ln addiTion, They spenT counTless hours wriTing speeches and campaigning in an eTTorT To be elecTed To a governmenTal posT. Girls' and Boys' STaTe gives parTicipaTing sTudenTs an accu- raTe and someTimes overwhelming look aT our American sys- Tem. These ciTizens acfually acT ouT The process of wriTing and presenTing bills, Torming campaign plaTTorms, and serving as various governmenTal oTTicials. lvlosT oT all They learn by doing. These are TuTure communiTy, sTaTe, and even world leaders geTTing a head sTarT. Pel-STaTe parTicipanTs are Those young people who have no use Tor second hand informa- Tion. lniTiaTive and drive prompTs Them To discover The under- lying power oT our naTion Tor Themselves. Dineen Dyer Susie Vann Frances Huffman Donna Jo Wal+on 1: cia ,a i.,r iii. ar iisai .IM in ABOVE: KNEELING: Susie Vann, Donna Jo WalTon-. STANDING-: Frances Huffman, Dineen Dyer.

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58 Top ten The sludenls who are in The Top Ten percenl of The graduaring class are rhose who have reached True suc- cess - rhey have achieved honor and have received a reward Tor a iob well done. While all Top Ten per- cenlers are sruclenrs who realize Thai A.S.H. is basi- cally a place Tor learning - a place +o prepare Io advance To higher levels of educalion, mosl OT These sludenls are also acrively involved in A.S.H. acliviries. Many are familiar faces around campus as 'rhey work for various clubs and orqanizalions. Yer They have noi devialed from Iheir parh of learning. Their high ranlc- ings represenr hard work and superior minds. Who knows where Iheir abiliiy will Ialce Them? RIGHT: FIRST ROW: BeHy Jo Belvin, Sylvia Clark. SEC- OND ROW: Tommy Slovall, Mary Alice Hill. BELOW: FIRST ROW: Donna Jo Walfon, Susie Vann, Dineen Dyer. SECOND ROW: Ginger Moore, Ramona Cole, Eleanor King. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: FIRST ROW: Kaihryn Hann, Monica Parnell, Gay LaMarche, David Rhodes. SECOND ROW: S+an Beriheaud, Ann Gaspar, Frances Huffman, Sharon O'Brien. BOTTOM LEFT: FIRST ROW: Kafhy Voigf, Heidi Dengel. SECOND ROW: Brenda Marfin, Alan Orr. THIRD ROW: Janei Anderson, Rob Lowrey. BOTTOM RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Pafricia Brown, Karen Perry, Karen Clarlr. SECOND ROW: Mar+ha Gray, Cynfhia Kelley, Ka+hy Jackson. NOT PICTURED: Ca+hy Smi+h, Charlie McBride. percent of Senior Class S Y eff' -vcmgf ,f n ,451 ,, . so C ,Q Q21 as Qiifiigs .ei we E I .3 'KQV 1f s