Alexandria High School - Epic Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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FFA --Cultivdtingthe Future Have you ever wondered who it is that Bill Day addresses so early in the morning with his talk about rainfall, soybean prices, and pesti- cides? He's speaking to some early risers who make up a very important industry in central ' Louisiana - farming. Ask a Future Farmer of G America: there are a tremendous number of variables in agriculture and lots of facts to understand. The greater the running start a man has on his trade, the better off he'll be. lt's ASH's FFA members that will soon yawn before the radios of their pickups, watching the sun come up, ready to tackle the job of feeding the world. ri H TOP RlGHT: OF FlCERS: Front Row: George Tynes, Sentinel, Billy Murphy, Reporter, Greg Pharis, Vice-President. 2nd Row: Will Rabalais, Senti- nelg Dave Mailard, Secretary, Ricky McLaren, President. ABOVE: Front Row: Stewart Hendricks, Lee Linton, William Gregory, David Reed, James Wilkinson, Charlie Brister, Chris Nassif, Ronnie Ayrnond, Steve Saizan, Brian Buckley, Derick Peet, Pat Arceneaux, Mike Brown, Craig Jowers, Mike Grant. 2nd Row: Gene Chataigner, Chapter Advisorg Kenny Gremillion, David Wesley, Mark Painter, Keith May, Kenneth Pearson, John Gilley, Wes Guillot, Jerome Rasmussen, Greg Flynn, Ray Douglas, Leo Treadway, John Theriot, Danny Fairbanks. 3rd Row: Jerry Tread- way, Paul Forest, Maxie Ellis, John Bands, Buddy exada, Randy Pete, Steve Venable, Charlie Nichols, Chris Gaspard, Greg Pharis, Dale Byrd, Stephen Kohara, Scott Reed, Dorville Robichaux. 4th Row: Jimmy White, Gary White, Larry Stewart, Brian Luhan, Randy Tarver, Biii Thomas, Billy Murghy, Mike Cloud, Paul Hillman, Jess Gibbs, Walt Laborde, Grant Magnon, Greg Sumbler, Dan Whatley, Donald Foster, Ronnie Malen- F sek. 5th ow: Daryl Simonetti, David Knight, John Torbett, Kevin Trahan, James Pizanie, Randy Cason, Gene Couvillion, Paul Haase, Bruce Fairbanks, Clay Blaisdell, Chris Bvlhm, Preston Gilchrist, Steve Maltempi, Bloke Henry. 6th,Row: Kenneth McCarty, Tracy Beech, Dave Maiiard, George Tynes, Daryl Hataway, Tim Morehouse, David Haller, Junior Mills, David Gregory, Jerry Luzader, John Allen, Ricky McLaren, Roger' Girtley, Lee House, Scott Bergeron., 7th Row: Randy Conrad, Jack Haller, Mike Painter, Glenn Forest, Will Rabalais, Steve Welch, Jett Ford, gicky Oucher, Marvin Pressley, Donald Feazell, Dareii Wilkerson, David Chesser, Shay Nichols, Kevin Daley, Jim Lewis, Kelly Kimble, James l owan. EPIC- 92 .

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FBLA - Aspiring Executives vga Thriving business: it's a stranger's first impression of America, formed not only from our abundant croplands and vital cities but also from the alert, intelligent faces of our businesspersons. The business and agribusi- F. ness departments at ASH acquaint students with the forces behind this impression, from whatever angle they choose to study it - legal, secretarial, mathematical, mechanical, or agricultural. They hope to continue that secure productivity as a characteristic of the United States for a long time to come. , ,, --F ' ' LEFT: OFFICERS: Front Row: Nola Spears, 2nd Vice-President: Marion Brown, President, Cheryl Donahue, lst Vice-President. , ' 2nd Row: Kim Cupples, Reporter, Angela Porche, Parliamenta- L riang Cathy Rogers, Secretary 3rd Row: Craig Murray, Treasurer. ,L-s VA, A X L ABOVE: Front Row: Kim Cupples, Angela Porche, Marion Brown, Susan Wiggins, Nola Spears. 2nd Row: Beverly Carter, Angie LaCour, Cheryl Donahue, Tami Perkins, Susan Richmond, Saundra Henry, Debbie Thrasher, Lisa Schultz. 3rd Row: Iris Davis, Geneva Countee, Kathy John' son, Diane Ellis, Denise Turner, Mimi Nichols, Cathy Rogers, Allison Johnson. 91 Clubs

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4 H Symbolizing Trends of Life Two bean plants are sitting side by side on a table at the Rapides Parish Fair. One is large dark green healthy and his name is Harry. The other is small yellow sickly and his name is Sylvester. Harry was grown by a member of 4-H. The boy who grew Sylvester doesri t belong to 4-H. Poor Sylvester he he is a one ounce weakling. His beans taste bitter too. Harry is very proud. He has a blue ribbon on his stem. He won first place because he was the most handsome bean plant at the fair besides he is a four ounce muscle plant and his beans are delicious. Has anyone discovered why Harry is healthy and Sylves- ter is sickly? lt s easy! Harry was grown by a 4-H er. The members of 4-H know how to bring out the best in every- thing. The members of 4-H always have the best quilts cakes and carrots at the fair. Poor Sylvester maybe his son s owner will be a member of 4-H. didn't win a prize because he wasn't very handsome, and i iiii Aieovii oififici-fiiisi ' - r . , t .ttytt KQV: ?am.M8fhsws,...YlCQ:. Q' ' Presidentgleo Treadway, . ' lv yg.. . Treasurer. 2nd Row: Brenda. Velekj' President: 'Greg 5 f 5k PharisQ Secretary. LEFT: ' Front ril'Rowi4Chriis Naissifj A T Charlie Brister, Leo Tread-V Kathy wfKirk,fChrie?l Bell lino, Lisa Marien, Susie Peni- ... stpn, Kelly Booth,aIracyl-CorQ.r ' ley, Miranda Hill. 2nd Row: T t .ff 'fi X53 WY S ilii Velek, 'PamNlathews, 'Hen' rietta Roche, Tammy Forest, Lisa Smith, lQesleyiEdwards,i Lydia Brister, 3rd Row: Paul, Fiynn, Stephen Kohara, Jerry' Treadway, Greg Pharis, Mike Cioud, lr Ronnie Malenisek, Mike Grant, Donald Foster, Bruce Fairbanks, Marvin Pressley, James. Cowan,- Gienn Forest. Qivbs Kevin Lemoinei Brenda: Paul Forest, .Rodney Forest'