Assumption High School - Roundup Yearbook (Napoleonville, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1970 volume:

THE ROUNDUP 1970 NAPOLEONVILLE, LOUISIANA VOLUME XIX MARY E. LeBLANC Junior Editor SAM DIZNEY FLOYD LaBARRE Photographers JANE STEVENS Editor BARBARA RICHARD Business Manager MISS LOUISE ADAMS Advisor I FOREWORD We are always hearing people talk about times: good times, bad times, trying times, changing times. With all the viewpoints only one fact is evident. The times are what we make them. We at Assumption High have had our share of good times, as this annual shows. We have not had many bad times because we are able to face situations maturely. Trying times we have had but a positive approach and willing help kept these to a minimum. Chang- ing times we face confidently with the know- ledge that we anticipate and plan effectively to meet our problems before they arise. We accept the fact that we are part of the times and intend to make our contribution toward improving them. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING 4 HONORS 18 ATHLETICS 26 ACTIVITIES 42 ORGANIZATIONS 82 CLASSES 118 FACULTY 168 ADVERTISEMENTS 184 INDEX 198 R O U N D U P 70 Presents TIME ALMA MATER Our Alma Mater, Alma Mater, We will always give thee praise. We H think with pride of you alone, For you’re the school we'll call our own. We will cherish thee in mem 'ry For all those happy years to see Our Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Proud Assumption High of thee. 4 The Moving Finger writes; and, having writ. Moves on: nor all your Piety nor Wit Shall lure it Sack to cancel half a Line, Nor all your Tears wash out a Word of it. MARK CHENEVERT Mark Chenevert could be described as a silent worker. His quiet manner and un- assuming ways pervaded in whatever he strove to do. Like the average high school student, however, Mark was interested in several school activities. One such activity in which Mark participated was the science fair projects sponsored by the Science- Math Club at A.H.S. Another of Mark’s interests was photography, and he showed his willingness to help by doing yearbook pictures for THE ROUNDUP staff. It is because of his efforts in these endeavors that we dedicate this page to his memory. 5 b FOR COMMUNICATIONS, 7 8 ACTIVITIES, 9 II WE HAVE TIMES 12 13 f MOMENTS OF SADNESS . . . 15 AND WEEKS I 16 17 Characterized by her loveliness and con- geniality , Bonnie Hebert was a favorite among her acquaintances. Besides working on the Student Council for four years, she also served as National Honor Society presi- dent in her senior year. Membership in the Pep Club, Fillies, and THE ROUNDUP Staff diversified her interest and efforts. In spite of all her duties and responsibili- ties, Bonnie maintained a 4.0 average. Her magnetic personality, spirit, and will- ingness to give of herself to her school un- derscored her popularity. It is especially fitting, therefore, that Bonnie reigns as MISS A.H.S. 20 21 Intelligence, initiative, friendliness and gentle ways characterize Tommy Costanza's personality. His never-exhausting energy was welcome in the activities of the Na- tional Honor Society, Student Council, and Foreign Languages Club. As a mark of his leadership. Tommy was chosen as President of the senior class. Despite his small stat- ure , Tommy has devotedly given himself to sports, becoming a four-year letterman in golf, a two-year letterman in football, and a one-year letterman in basketball. Tommy received the Joseph Barbera Sr. Award not only for his active participation in sports, but also maintained a high scho- lastic average. Tommy is truly a deserv- ing MR. A.H.S. 22 23 HONOR STUDENTS AT A.H.S. Juniors chosen as Pelican State Delegates are Betsy LeBlanc, Kevin Harrison, D. Bailey, David Waguespack, Debbie Valois, and Nicky Rodrigue. Anne Bourgeois was chosen as Out- standing Citizen of Girl Pelican State. Junior Editor, Betsy LeBlanc and Editor, Jane Stevens attended the yearbook conference at L. S.U. last summer. SENIORS RECEIVE Barbara Richard and Janet Talbot Sidney Diaz Bonnie Hebert MERIT AWARDS Rosemary Blanchard 26 FOOTBALL BEGINS A.H.S. ATHLETIC SEASON ABOVE: Laurie LeSueur races around end for another Mustang touchdown. Danny Boudreaux discusses a play on the side- lines with Coach Waites. ABOVE: The 1969-70 football coaches were: BACK ROW, Left to Right; J. Achee, B. Marsh, H. Daigle. FRONT ROW: D. Blanchard, F. Waites. QUARTERBACKS LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Costanza, Danny Boudreaux, John Rodrigue, Kevin Harrison. 28 1969-70 SCOREBOARD HALFBACKS LEFT TO RIGHT: Laurie LeSueur, Jim Landry, Joe Har- rison. KNEELING: Curtis Richard, Uhry Aucoin, Greg Talbot, Wayne Arboneaux. FULLBACKS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Cedotal, Wayne Blanchard, Edward Molaison. 14 Donaldsonville 6 14 Morgan City 0 14 Berwick 8 6 Vandebilt 6 7 Central Lafourche 6 14 E.D. White 6 0 Hahnville 8 28 St. Bernard 6 8 Thibodaux 19 0 Plaquemine 0 ENDS LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: Nathan Fangue, Ray Thornton. STANDING: Murray Landry, Charles Hartman, Greg Talbot. 29 HARD WORK RESULTS LINEMAN KNEELING, Left to Right: Curtis Clause, Jimmy Harrison, Ricky Schillaci. STANDING: Greg Nolan, Clinton Crochet, J. C, Chamberlain, Edward Barbier. ABOVE: One of the A. H. S. Mus- tangs scrambles to the goal line for six points. CENTERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Sammy LeBlanc and Warren Landry. BELOW: The 1970 Senior football members are: (Left to Right) C. Crochet, G. Talbot, C. Hartman, T. Costanza, G. Nolan, E. Molaison, L. LeSueur, J. Landry, J. Harrison, D. Boudreaux, J. Harrison, M. Landry, and E. Perera. 30 IN A SUCCESSFUL SEASON Murray Landry leaps to escape an opposing tackier. GUARDS STANDING: J. Arcement, R. Toups, C. Barbera, M. Evans, T. Boudreaux, E. Perrea. KNEELING: R. Alleman, M. Hebert, O. Gros, M. Ardoin, D. Melancon. Mike Cedotal dashes through the line for a few more yards. 31 Managers of the 1969-70 A. H. S. Mustangs were from left to right: J. Grisaffe, A. Talbot, and R. Cavalier. Varsity Basketball Team, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Constanza, G. Aucoin, D. Landry, Joey LeBlanc, W, Gilbert. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: L. LeSueur, T. Talbot, C. Lawson, and M. Cedatol. Clyde goes up for TWO! I! B-TEAM, Left to Right, BACK ROW: C. Jackson, J. Rod- rigue, A. Aucoin, W. Blanchard. SECOND ROW: P. Russo, W. Arboneaux, G. Talbot, C. Barbera. THIRD ROW: L. Nelson, D. Wagaspack, V. Nicholas, and N. Rodrigue. 32 SCOREBOARD 1970 45 Thibodaux 51 46 Donaldsonville 35 64 Berwick 49 70 Donaldsonville 60 38 E. D. White 32 46 Ascension Catholic 34 59 St. Bernard 68 53 Vandebilt 87 48 Central Lafourche 56 79 Hahnville 88 55 St. Bernard 75 59 Vandebilt 76 59 Central Lafourche 80 64 Hahnville 60 53 Berwick 78 Walter Gilbert jumps up high for a tie ball. BASKETBALL TOP: Tommy Costanza attempts to block Two Points. Coach Simoneaux directs the boys at bas- ketball practice. 33 MUSTANGS FOLLOW RUGGED SCHEDULE. Senior members of the 1969-70 A.H. S. Basketball team are from left to right: T. Costanza, L. Lesueur, T. Talbot, J. LeBlanc, W. Gilbert, D. Landry. G. Aucoin tries for two more points in spite of being heavily guarded. Dale Landry was selected to the All-District Team. Spectators look on as D. Landry tries to increase the score by two. 34 A.H.S. GIRLS - STATE RUNNER UP Jeanette Carmouche presents Mrs. Mistretta with a gift of appreciation. From left to right the girts track team is composed .of: BACK ROW: S. Fletcher, A. Bourgeois, M. Comeaux, A. Lewis, M. Sanchez, H. Randolph. SECOND ROW: L. Blanchard, P. Blanchard, J. Carmouche, G. Leonard, S. Richard, E. Blanchard. BOTTOM ROW: K. Bucci, S. Blanchard, and D. Alleman. Sparked by Coach Joanie Mistretta, the girls' track team began their second season of existence wi.th determination and a spirit to win. The young team overcame its inexperience with hard work, desire, and teammanship which contributed to a spirited season. The girls opened their season with a second place in a quadrangular meet against Ascension Catholic, Doyle, and Istrouma. They also placed second in their next two quadrangular meets com- peting against White Castle, Reserve, and Ascension Catholic. On May 5th the girls traveled to Istrouma High of Baton Rouge to compete against six schools for the regional title. Placing in 8 of 11 events, our girls captured the regional title and 9 girls qualified for the state meet. At the state meet, held at New Iberia High, there were 15 schools in the division of A-AA-AAA competing for the title of state champs. Although the competition was heavy, and our team was a young one, the girls managed to place second and to come home with the title of State Runner Up. 35 Participants in track events, BACK ROW, Left to Right; M. Cedatol, L. LeSueur, J. Chamberlain, R. Boudreaux, J. Rodrigue, K. Washington, J. Harrison, C. Michot. 2nd ROW: M. LeBlanc, G. Talbot, W. Simoneaux, L. Lawes, R. Landry, N. Fangue. FRONT ROW: B. Landry, S. Fertitta, U. Aucoin, H. Borne, F. Futrell. F, Futrell practices on the starting blocks for the dash. J. Harrison and K. Washington take a practice run for a meet. 36 1970 TRACK TEAM FIELD MEMBERS TOP, Left to Right: C. Crochet, D. Landry, A. Talbot, G. Tal- bot, T. Talbot, F. Gros, and Manager K. Harrison. LEFT: High jumper, Greg Talbot takes a running leap to sail over the crossbar. BELOW; Senior Track and Field Members, FRONT ROW, Left to Right: G. Talbot, C. Crochet, A. Talbot, D. Landry, J. Harri- son, R. Boudreaux, and M. LeBlanc. BACK ROW: T. Talbot, L. Lawes, C. Michot, L. LeSueur, and K. Washington. 37 A.H.S. GOLFERS SWING TOP: Jimmy Grisaffe, Tommy Talbot, Tibby Martinez, and Eddie Bourgeois look on as Tommy Costanza hits the ball. TOP: Bobby Barbera, senior, shows his agility of a fine golf- er. The members of the 1970 Golf Team, KNEELING: Eddie Bourgeois, Jimmy Grisaffe. STANDING: Walter Gilbert, Bobby Barbera, Tom- my Talbot, Coach Lynn Aysenne, Tibby Martinez, and Tommy Costanza. NOT PICTURED: Joey LeBlanc. 38 f INTO A SUCCESSFUL SEASON The 1970 senior golf members: Tommy Costanza, Tibby Martinez, Tommy Talbot, Bobby Barbera, and Walter Gilbert. BELOW: Eddie Bourgeois practices his chip shot. Joey LeBlanc practices the correct technique for a long drive. 39 Junior varsity basketball players, Left to Right, TOP ROW: R, David, K. Nelson, R. Landry, C. Daigle. 2nd ROW: Manager, N. Guidry, K. Mills, M. Daigle, J. Bolotte, D. Breaux, Manager D. Gauthe. 3rd ROW: D. Landry, B. Harrison, C. Bergeron, and E. Bourgeois. J.V. SPORTS Dale Landry sweeps around and goes in for a touchdown. 40 IN ACTION RIGHT: Referee Steve Mistretta blows the whistle as the tackle is made. 41 Willie Reed goes in for another touchdown. ACTIVITIES ABOVE: Freshman boys kneel In the presence of seniors. RIGHT: Freshmen enjoy one of the many meals they will have in their coming four years. FRESHMAN BELOW: Freshman girls pay homage to upper classmen. WEEK ABOVE: Frosh eagerly await their run onto the football field. RIGHT: Freshmen show anxiety before they make their grand parade onto the football field. COMES TO A CLIMAX. ABOVE: Everyone, including the Freshmen, enjoyed them- selves at the traditional Fresh- man Week Dance. RIGHT: The clock strikes twelve as the last song is played by the band. The A.H. S. Freshmen have be- come an accepted part of the school. BELOW: Freshmen finally make it to the field and put on a good show for all. 45 HOMECOMING FIRST MAID QUEEN Judy Arcement Susan Thibodeaux FIRST MAID Bonnie Hebert FIRST MAID Anne Bougeois FIRST MAID Barbara Richard COURT 1969 Mitzi Alleman Susan Boudreaux Bonnie Beilina Beryl Comeaux Jane Stevens Helena Berthelot Glenda Setton Cheryl Simoneaux Christine Triche MUSTANG VICTORY TOPS LEFT to RIGHT: Christine Triche, Greg Talbot, Jane Stevens, Joe Harrison, Bon- nie Beilina, Clinton Cro- chet, Susan Boudreaux, Jim Landry, Bonnie Hebert, Greg Nolan, Judy Arcement, Ed- ward Molaison, Helena Ber- thelot. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Erroll Perera. Barbera Richard, Tommy Constanza, Anne Bougeois, Laurie LeSueur, Mitzi Alle- man, Danny Boudreaux, Cheryl Simoneaux, Charles Hartman, Glenda Settoon, Warren Landry, Susan Thi- bodeaux, Murray Landry, Beryl Comeaux, Jimmy Harrison. 48 HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES GREAT EFFORT - Danny Boudreaux shakes loose from EDW’s defenders as he runs around end for another Mustang gain which led to a 23 - 6 victory over the Cardinals. ABOVE: Greg Watson and Pam Thibodaux, Rickey Landry and Julie Naquin were a few of the many couples who crowded the dance floor for slow dances. LEFT: The fantastic Warbabies provided the victorious Mustangs and the AHS students with their dynamic music at the Homecom- itig Dance. Homecoming Court 1969. 49 ENTERTAINMENT AT Leo Gasca presented his variety act to the A. H. S. student body. Bobby Barbera and Charles Hartman assisted Mr. Gasca in his act. A representative from NASA explained to us about new discoveries in space travel. 50 Mrs. Dugas examines a space suit. A.H.S. Senior panelists presented a panel discussion concerning ecology on Earth Day in order to impress upon our students the seriousness of pol- lution. 51 The '69 Basketball Court and escorts were D. Valois, J. LeBlanc, A. Bour- geois, L. LeSueur, B. LeBlanc, D. Landry, K. Bucci, W. Gilbert, B. Richard, T. Constanza, S. Richard, T. Talbot. SOPH'S DANCE HONORS The couples danced to the music provided by the Black Monday. Queen Betsy LeBlanc and escort Dale Landry pose for a picture after the crowning. FIRST BASKETBALL COURT 53 LEFT: The Court and their escorts lead the other couples into a slow dance after the presentation. CHRISTMAS PLAY DRAMATIZES This year, the annual Christmas play pro- vided a modern day glimpse into the real meaning of the holiday, and how one family solved the problem of giving. The main characters were David Alleman, Jeanette Carmouche, Robert Falcon, Jimi Dugas, Chris Michot, and Alice Himel. 54 TRUE HOLIDAY SPIRIT Many got into the spirit of the season while decorating for the Christmas Dance The gym was filled with dazzling orna- ments and a huge Christmas tree in the center. 55 DISTRICT LITERARY RALLY DISTRICT LITERARY RALLY WINNERS LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW; M. Hidalgo, J, Talbot. SECOND ROW: M. Ardoin, C. Falterman, and J. Rodrigue. NOT PICTURED: G. Leonard. The district literary rally contestants competing at Nicholls State College were, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Nancy Land- ry, Typing; Janet Talbot, Clerical Practice; Jeanette Car- mouche, Speech; Loretta Rousseau, General History. SEC- OND ROW: Danny Gauthe, Science; Daniel Blanchard, Ag I, Janet Cazes, Geometry; Iris Truehill, Spanish. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Newchurch, Radio Speaking; Debbie Marquette, Bookkeeping; Alma Baldwin, Home Ec III, Debra Simoneaux, Algebra II. FOURTH ROW; Bobby Barthel, Ag III; Mary Hidalgo, Home Ec IV; Jimi Dugas, Extemporaneous Speak- ing; Celeste Waguespack, English I. FIFTH ROW: John Rod- rigue, Geography; Mike Ardoin, Ag II; D. Sidney Diaz, Trigonometry; Riz Triche, Spelling; Adele Dizney, Biology; Faye Acosta, Chemistry; Barbara Richard, Physics; Mike Daigle, Civics; David Alleman, English IV. NOT PICTURED: Romaine Smith, French II. 56 CHOCOLATE SALE Curtis Richard, top chocolate salesman, brought in $117.50, He was rewarded with a tran- sfer tape recorder. TOp CHOCOLATE SALESMEN LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: L. Thibodeaux, S. Dorsey, P. Bell. SECOND ROW; B. Richard, D. Theriot, D. Patterson. THIRD ROW: G. Hartman, B. Templet, C. Clause, A. Himel. FOURTH ROW: R. LaCoste, S. Rivere, C. Richard, and O. Gros. Walter Gilbert and Anthony Gauthreaux carry boxes of candy to distribute in their homeroom. 57 As cheerleaders of A.H.S. these girls have tried their best to promote spirit and pep among the hardworking Mustangs and the student body throughout the entire year. This year a new system has been devised so that the senior, junior, and sophomore class are each represented by two cheerleaders. SENIORS: Susan Boudreaux Anne Bourgeois 58 JUNIORS: Tina Triche Debbie Valois 59 Manager of Supreme Sugar Refinery, Mr. Joe Harrison, explains the opportunities he has to offer to graduating senior boys. Mr. Guidry of Nicholls State College lectures to the students on the importance of gaining a college education. CAREER DAY Miss Beth Forgotston informs these senior girls of the different jobs that South Central Tele- phone Company has to offer them. A representative of LSUNO displays pictures of the college's campus at career day. IS HELD FOR SENIORS 61 THE BAYOU BIG TOP Here, Gail Woods, Carol Himel, Carolyn Himel, Suzanne Simoneaux, and Pat Navarre are making Prom favors for the Seniors. Kathy LeBlanc and Kathy Dugas are cleaning the gym stands for the audience to watch the skit for the Prom. Darlene Daigle, Darlene Richard, Kevin Harri- son, and Anne Dupre are cutting paper for their props. ABOVE: Cathy Bucci, Diane Thibodeaux, Jeanne Beilina, Suzanne Simoneaux, and Carol Himel work on souvenirs for the Prom. 62 LEFT: Betsy LeBlanc, Jody Arcement, and David Waguespack work on decorations. HITS THE A.H.S. PROM! TOP: Mike Cedotal, one of the famous acrobats, practices on the flying trapeze. LEFT: Muscle Man, David Wagues- pack, and Ballerina Sweet Sue, Timmy Boudreaux, act out as part of the scenery in the prom. PROM SCENES The music for the Junior-Senior Prom was provided ABOVE: As the band played on couples danced by Ivy Peebles Medicine Show. till midnight. BELOW: Kay Gann and Steve Dupre rest while the band takes a break. LEFT: Students stand in line waiting to have their pictures taken. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Madere and Mr. Hub- bell are two of the many teachers who helped serve refreshments at the Prom. t 64 WHO'S WHO AMONG A.H.S. SENIORS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sidney Diaz and Rosemary Blanchard WITTIEST Carol Dupre and Tommy Talbot MOST TYPICAL Bonnie Hebert and Joey LeBlanc 65 RIGHT: MOST DEPENDABLE Rosemary Blanchard and Sidney Diaz BELOW: BEST DRESSED Laurie Le Sueur and Anne Bourgeois RIGHT: MOST POPULAR Anne Bourgeois and Clinton Crochet WHO'S WHO AT A.H.S. 66 RIGHT: BEST ATHLETE TOP: Clinton Crochet BOTTOM: Anne Bourgeois LEFT: MOST COURTEOUS Dona Simoneaux and Tommy Costanza PRETTIEST GIRL Susan Thibodaux MOST HANDSOME BOY Clinton Crochet OFFICE F.F.A. AND F.H.A. Mr. Lynn Aysenne gives open- ing remarks. Mr. W. P. Blanchard presents Terry Pintado with the DeKalb Award. The F. F. A. Honorary Chapter Awards were pre- sented to Mr. Tones, Mr. Aysenne and Mr. Hebert. 68 This year, the F. H.A. and F. F. A. gave a joint banquet. The outstanding members of the clubs received recognition for their accomplishments. Throughout the year these students have worked long and hard hours to keep their clubs in tip-top shape. GIVE SPRING BANQUET Philip Hebert introduces Wesley Monson, incoming presi- dent. ABOVE: Mr. Joe Bates, a student teacher here this year, was presented with a gift. BELOW: President-elect Wesley Monson addresses the group. 69 STUDENTS PARTICIPATE ACTIVELY The boys start off for the 100 yard dash. As the end of the year comes near, the student council again prepares for Field Day. Various events ranging from the 50-yard dash to the potato relay were held. Two captains were chosen by the P. E. teachers for each team. The teachers assisted greatly in starting the races, taking score, and posting the points of each team. The first place winners, the Wild Bunch, were led by their team captains, Greg Talbot and Sandra Miller. Second place was won by Joe Harrison and Dolores Simoneaux and their team, the Confederates. Third place winners were the Easy Riders. The captains were Judy Arcement and Dale Landry. Field Day was held so that it would give those who do not participate in school sports a chance to compete. We fell that it has successfully fulfilled its purpose. Spectators watch anxiously as Cheryl Prince jumps over the track bar. Mary Ann Simoneaux and Cathy Cancienne compete in shuffleboard as Mr. Simmons takes score. 70 IN FIELD DAY. Student council members sell refreshments to the hot and thirsty partici- pants of Field Day. Contestants for tennis and shuffle board meet on the tennis court for their events. Field Day points are marked and added by a few of the lady teachers at Assumption High - Mrs. Landry, Mrs. Alleman, Mrs. Kahn, and Mrs. Rod- rigue. 71 A.H.S. ATHLETES ABOVE: Bobby Barbera is awarded the Coaches Award in golf and Tommy Cost- anza received the Most Valuable Player Award. RIGHT: Football awards were given to the following: Danny Boudreaux, Best Back Award; Clinton Crochet, Lineman's Award; and Laurie LeSueur, Coaches Award and Captains Award. The basketball awards were received by Dale Landry who was presented the Most Valuable Player Award and Joey LeBlanc was given the Coaches Award. ARE RECOGNIZED 72 Guests at the All Sports Banquet wait for the ceremonies to begin. Mr. Lawrence Hebert, President of the Boosters Club, addressed guests at the banquet. AT ANNUAL ALL SPORTS BANQUET Joe Harrison is honored with Outstanding Trackman Award and Clinton Crochet received the Outstanding Fieldman Award. These awards were presented in the field of track. Awards for girls track were given for the first time this year. Jeanette Carmouche received Outstand- ing Trackman Award and Anne Bourgeois is honored with Outstanding Fieldman Award. 73 OUTSTANDING SENIORS RECOGNIZED Seniors enter the gym from the rear for Class Day exercises. Tommy Costanza, the class president, welcomes everyone to Class Day. Mr. Howard Dizney presents the Valedictorian Award to Sidney Diaz. Two members of the Senior Class, Jane Stevens and Dona Simoneaux, were tapped into the National Honor Society as honorary members. 74 The Principal's Award was given to Gwendolyn Acosta and Dale Boudreaux. ON AWARDS DAY ABOVE: Mr. Dizney presents Susan Boudreaux and Anne Bourgeois with the Cheerleader Awards. Philip Hebert is presented the Agricultural medal. A.H.S. SENIORS RECEIVE HONORS After Class Day exercises, the seniors rise and quietly file out. Bonnie Hebert begins-the prophecy with a trip through Disneyland. 76 The Valedictory was given by Sidney Diaz. The invocation was delivered by Father Mylie of St. Elizabeth Church. Anne Bourgeois (below) and Tommy Costanza (right) were the recipients of the American Legion award presented by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Roy. Mr. Ponthier led the seniors in their class song. MAY 28, 1970 Dale Domingue received her diploma from Mr. Georges LeBlanc, president of the school board. The recessional Anne Bourgeois and her father, Mr. Robert Snow Bourgeois. Rev. William Rogers of the First Baptist Church gave the benediction. fi i L Sidney Diaz COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES THIS IS A.H.S. Hey gang, tell the truth. Aren’t yall really waiting for a hard rain? The choice is yours. Who will be the next Miss America? 80 AT ITS BEST I ain't gonna do it - I just ain't. Up up and away. Well, UP anyway. Well, I tried! Will he or won't he? STUDENT COUNCIL WINS Student Council Officers and Sponsors are: LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Triche, Reporter; J. Achee, Sponsor; A. Bourgeois, President; B. LeBlanc, V.-President; T. Triche, Treasurer; G. Le- Blanc, Sponsor; N. Rodrigue, Parliamentarian; and D, Valois, Secretary. Under the capable leadership of President Anne Bourgeois and her fellow officers and members, the Student Council for 1969-70 suc- cessfully completed many campaigns. Throughout this entire year it has devoted most of its time and energy to establishing a more united student body. It has strived to get more people involved in their school and com- munity life. The Student Council has tried to establish a better faculty-student relationship by sponsoring things such as: Teacher Appreciation Day, teacher vs. student basketball and volleyball games, and by making favors for the teachers on special occasions. Some other projects un- dertaken this year were as follows: presenting a skit on Veterans' Day and Christmas, having a student exchange, sponsoring dances and hav- ing a field day. As one of their biggest proj- ects, the Student Council held a clean-up cam- paign throughout the parish. However, this year our Student Council not only took an active part on the local level, but also on the District and State level, too. This year they were elected to the presidency of both the South Central Association of Student Councils and the Louisiana Association of Stu- dent Councils. Executive Branch from Left to Right: K. Harrison, C. Sim- mons, D. Landry, R. Boudreaux, M. Landry, and T. Cost- anza. 84 LASC PRESIDENCY Junior-Senior Members of the Student Council, 1st ROW, Left to Right: A. Melancon, N. Landry, B. Hebert, B. Beilina, G. Woods, C, Bucci. 2nd ROW: D. Simoneaux, W. Gann, S. Rich- ard, M. Boudreaux, J. Hebert, D. LeBlanc, D. Bailey. 3rd ROW: K. Newchurch, K. Blanchard, S. Diaz, and W. Gilbert. New Members. BOTTOM ROW, Left- Right: D. Daze, J. Stevens. J. Gros, S. Boudreaux, J. Landry, and D. Land- ry. TOP ROW: A. Pearce, N. Blanch- ard, R. David and R. Alleman. In the summer, N. Rodrigue, A. Bour- geois, and B. LeBlanc are some of the workers who helped repaint the Activity sign. Freshman-Sophomore Members, 1st ROW, Left-Right: C. Landry, J. Carmouche, N. Guedry, C. Daze, M. Gauthreaux, M. Blanch- ard, and J. La Bane. 2nd ROW: S. Albarado, J. Barrilleaux, F. LeBlanc, H. LeSueur, C. Waguespacke, R. Prince, and E. Tem- plet. 3rd ROW: M. Chenevert, E. Bourgeois, S. Mabile, C. Bergeron, T. Thibodeaux, J. Rodrigue, and D. Sanchez. Here, D. Valois, J. Carmouche, A. Melancon, and H. LeSueur are wash- ing the school sign. 85 STANDING: N. Blanchard, D. Guiilot, J. Beadle, C. Acosta, S. Alleman, G. Watson, B. Blanchard, C. Schexnayder, W. Simoneaux, O. Woods, R. Sanchez, S. Dizney, E, Blanchard. SECOND ROW: D. LeBlanc, B. Richard, C. Prince, J. Dugas, J. LeBlanc, D. Caballero, D. Tarpley, V. Carpenter, C. Dugas, A. Breaux, G. Hebert, J. Beilina, K. Washington. KNEEL- ING: B. Blanchard, D. Boudreaux, K. Landry, S. Guilfou, N. St. Germaine, H. Aysenne, P. Falcon, B. LeBlanc, K. Bucci, D. Thibodaux, D. Alleman. LEFT: The Art Club proved itself use- ful to Assumption High by sponsoring such projects as the Door Decoration Contest. Here, students began work on their homeroom door. THE NEW ART CLUB STANDING: C. Richard, A. Rodrigue, V. Thorton, P. Guedry, D. Politz, L. Blanchard, C. Gauthreaux, L. Blanchard. SECOND ROW: V. Templet, W. Domingue, M. Blanchard, M. Alleman, C. Daigle, J. Crochet, R. Foret, E. Bailey. KNEELING: N. Comeaux, D. Guilfou, B. White, L. Domingue, J. Leonard, R. Cedotal. 86 LEFT: Students continued to work anxiously on their doors in anti- cipation of the judging of the door decoration contest. I ABOVE: The judges of the con- test included the Art Club officers and sponsors and two elected judges from the club membership. ABOVE: Mrs. Moore's homeroom had the winning door design. WAS SUCCESSFUL AT A.H.S. The officers and sponsors of the Art Club include, L to R: R. Powell, T. Martinez, K. Bucci, R. Triche, J. Carmouche, W. Arboneaux, and N. E. Carmouche, Jr. 87 Jr. and Sr. members, L TOR, KNEELING: P. Miller, D. Daze, D. Daigle, D. Thibodaux, G. Woods, B. Daigle, R. Blanchard. SECOND ROW: A. Dupre, M. Hidalgo, K. Gann, G. Richard, S. Landry, R. Barthel, N. Rodrigue, F. Richard, S. Boudreaux, R. Prince. THIRD ROW: C. Dugas, N. Oncale, C. Prince, N. Blanchard, D. LeBlanc, D. Caballero, A. Breaux, R. Landry, G. Hebert, G. Nolan, C. Clause. Visitors observe exhibits. J. Bolotte and K. Waguespack arrange exhibits for Achievement Day. Freshmen and Sophomores, L TO R, KNEELING: C. Clause, D. Himel, R. Prince, J. Bolotte, J. Richard, E. Alleman, J. Leonard, B. Templet, J. Sedotal, A. Simoneaux, P. Falcon, L. Thibodaux. SECOND ROW: G. Michot, P. Gros, J. Simoneaux, E. Blanchard, P. Blanchard, N. Blanchard, M. Chenevert, J. Miller, D. Naquin, H. Rousseau, S. Richard, A. Templet, D. Landry, V. Himel. THIRD ROW: M. Landry, S. Giroir, J. Nolan, H. Blanchard, F. LeBlanc, K. Naquin, F. Gros, T. Thibodaux, C. Schwab, D. Rivet, C. Cancienne, D. Politz. 88 Officersand Sponsors, L TO R: Mr. W. P. Blanchard, Sponsor; G. Talbot, Parliamentarian; D. Daigle, Reporter; D. Boudreaux, Treasurer; Miss Bordis, Sponsor; J. Monson, Secretary; S. Richard, President; R. Naquin, Vice President; Mrs. Chenevert, Sponsor. Mrs. Norma Blanchard, Assumption's 4-H agent, speaks to the AHS 4-H group about Achievement Day. Miss Bordis is always on hand to give the 4-H Club unique ideas. Sue Ann Richard, President of the 4-H Club, con- ducts the monthly meeting. 89 SAFETY CLUB HELPS Sponsors and Officers are from left to right, BACK ROW: K. Simmons, M. Landry - Historian, T. Talbot - President, K. Pizzolato. FRONT ROW: K. Newchurch - Reporter, B. Heb- ert - Vice-President, M. LeBlanc - Treasurer, D. Valois - Secretary. Walter Gilbert leads his traffic safety group in a dis- cussion. Members of Traffic Safety, LEFT TO RIGHT, 1st ROW: L. Rousseau, M. Hidalgo, G. Woods, S. Boudreaux, C. Simoneaux, G. Acosta, M. Simmons, J. Barrilleaux, N. Land- ry. 2nd ROW: D. Richard, S. Landry, F. Acosta, M. Alleman, P. Navarre, D. Simon- eaux, R. Landry, S. Fertitta, S. Boudreaux, G. Dolese, Vice-President, Walter Gilbert. 3rd ROW: S. Boyett, A. Breaux, H. Rousseau, D. LeBlanc, D. Sanchez, S. Diaz, R. Prince, S. LeBlanc, E. Blanchard, T. Boudreaux, C. Barbera. 90 PROMOTE SAFETY School safety members, LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: P. Simoneaux, R. Boudreaux, D. Landry, C. Daze, M. Gauthreaux, S. Politz, S. Mabile. 2nd ROW: C. Waguespack, A. Dizney, D. Gann, D. Simoneaux, T. Triche, M. George, M. Simoneaux. 3rd ROW: H. LeSueur, F. LeBlanc., D. Melan- con, R. Donnie, J. Stevens, E. Woods, S. Newchurch, M. Toups, P. Cle- ment, Vice-President, Susan Thibodaux. President Tommy Talbot explains some of ABOVE: Jane Stevens puts the projects of safety, up a display in show case for Safety Week. Home Safety members, LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: J. Dugas, G. Leonard, J. LaBarre, D. Fernandez, D. Daze, M. Sevin, L. Gaudet, K. Frioux, K. Gaudet. 2nd ROW: H. Blanchard, J. Miller, L. Leonard, S. Richard, L. Courville, V. Himel, D. Daigle, K. Simoneaux, F. Andras, F. Naquin, D. Landry, S. Landry, D. Boudreaux, J. Talbot. 3rd ROW: K. Hernandez, B. Acosta, J. Falcon, M. Landry, D. Mabile, A. Melancon, J. Hebert, K. Gann, M. Comeaux, B. Mo- rales, M. Blanchard, C. Blanchard, C. Perera, J. Arcement, D. Landry, R. Blanchard, A. Dupre, Vice-President, Sue Ann Richard. 91 THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL The farm safety members from left to right are S. Landry, H. Gauthe, N. Rodrigue, T. Thibodaux, R. Naquin, V.P. , A. Talbot, J. Simoneaux, M. Valois, F. St; Germain, D. Landry. The recreational safety members are left to right: F. Richard, W. Arboneaux, D. Boudreaux, N. Oncale, K. Blanchard, J. Harrison, G. Nolan, J. Landry, V.P., C. Michot, D. Gauthreaux, A. Gauth- reaux, C. Hartman, M. Truxillo. Rodney Naquin, V.P. of farm safety conducts meet- ing. RIGHT: Safety Club members discuss projects within their individual groups. 92 THE LIBRARY CLUB Members, L to R, FIRST ROW: L. Lawes, M. Hernandez, T, Metre- jean, L. Aucoin. SECOND ROW; V. Carpenter, A. Blanchard, M. Boudreaux, D. Landry, H. Rousseau, THIRD ROW: A. Himel, R, Alborado, M. Pipsair, J. Monson, T. Simoneaux, J. Himel, S. Le- Blanc, V. Morales. Debra Simoneaux makes use of the card catalog. The purpose and achievements of the library workers are to assist the librarian, Mrs. Kahn, in all the services of the library, espe- cially in serving the students, also in making all the materials of the library available and keeping the library attractive. We focus at- tention on the library during Book Week and National Library Week. Mrs. Kahn prepares a report on World War I to present to Ameri- can History classes. OFFICERS, L to R: S. Miller, Reporter; M. Charlet, Treasurer; G. Settoon, Secre- tary; C. Blanchard, Vice President; H. Berthelot, President; Mrs. Kahn, Sponsor. 93 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society officers and sponsors include, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Landry, B. Richard, B. Hebert, S. Diaz, N. Landry, K. New- church, Miss Adams, Miss Bordis. Nancy and Murray Landry Chester Falterman LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Bucci, J. Talbot, D. Valois, G. Woods, D. Thibodaux, T. Triche, J. Simoneaux, N. Mabile, C. Falterman, M. LeBlanc, D. LeBlanc, C. Simmons, D. Bailey, S. Simoneaux, members tapped in the fall. 94 Rosemary Blanchard KNEELING: C. Simmons, G. Woods, K. Bucci, D. Ihibodaux, D. Valois, G. Acosta, S. Boudreaux, J, Talbot, R. Blanchard. STANDING: T. Costanza, N. Mabile, D. Alleman, D. Boudreaux, C, Dugas, D. Le- Blanc, S. Simoneaux, D. Bailey, J. Simoneaux, M. Landry, C. Triche, M. LeBlanc, A. Bougeois. Itching to Get Hitched New members of the National Honor Society, L TO R, FIRST ROW: D. Simoneaux, J. Hebert, C, Himel, C. Himel. SECOND ROW: R. Alleman, R. Smith, F. Acosta, R. St. Germain. THIRD ROW: N. Rodrigue, I. Truehill, L. Raf- fray, K. Landry. FOURTH ROW: S. Fertitta, T. Pintado. 95 A.H.S. BAND LEADS Officers and Sponsors, L TO R: Mr, E. Ponthier, Sponsor; G. Simoneaux, Manager; P. Boud- reaux, Librarian; R, Landry, Librarian; M. Williams, Parliamentarian; N. Blanchard, Drum Major; L, Raffray, Treasurer; R. St. Germain, Secretary; A. Gauthreaux, Vice-President; J. Simoneaux, President. S. Albarado R. Barthel E. Blanchard N. Blanchard N. Blanchard A. Boudreaux G. Boudreaux M. Boudreaux P. Boudreaux W. Boudreaux C. Breaux M. Evans J. Falcon S. Fangue S. Fletcher A. Gauthreaux D. Gauthreaux J. Gros G. Hebert D. Hernandez M. Hernandez D. Himel BAND ROSTER K. Landry R. Landry S. Landry F. LeBlanc G. LeBlanc M. LeBlanc S. LeBlanc T. LeBlanc G. Michot J. Monson D. Naquin F. Naquin S. Naquin N. Oncale C. Peltier R. Prince L. Raffray D. Rivet R. Rogers P. Ross R. Russo R. St. Germain B. Simoneaux J. Simoneaux R. Simoneaux M. Stanton F. Talbot B. Templet S. Thibodaux A. Waguespack D. Waguespack D. Waguespack H. Williams 96 STUDENT BODY IN SPIRIT A. H. S. majorettes are from left to right: D. Rivet, F. Talbot, D. Naquin, J. Gros, S. Alborado. The band under the direction of Mr. E. Ponthier brings in the season of Christmas with their annual concert. A. H. S. DRUM MAJOR Nelson Blanchard The majorettes along with the band help to promote school spirit during our weekly pep rally. 97 BAND MEMBERS Nelson Blanchard directed the band for Home- coming festivities. Breaking from practice for a few moments, these girls - A. H. S. majorettes - take time to pose for THE ROUND- UP photographer. Preparing for the school year, the band devotes some of its time to musical practice. Band members enjoy refreshments at their Christmas party. The band dili- gently performs for the Christmas concert held at the A. H. S. gym. 98 RECEIVE AWARDS Joseph Simoneaux received the John Philip Sousa Award. Mr. Ronald Nethercutt addressed the group at the Band Banquet. 99 FFA WINS STATE ABOVE: The Ornamental Horticulture Team; Larry Courville, Lloyd Matherne, and Sterling Leonard. BELOW: The Meat Identification Team; Wayne Blanchard, Francis Gros and Ricky Templet. The Dairy Team; Johnny Monson, Fredrick LeBlanc and Rodney Na- quin. ABOVE: The Range and Pasture Team; Hansel Mabile, Terrick Pintado and Nicky Rodrigue. LEFT: The Poultry Team; Philip Hebert, Bobby Bartbel, and Bonnie St. Germain. 100 THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB The Foreign Language Club has been formed to serve the needs of students interested in the culture and civiliza- tion of foreign people whose language is being studied at Assumption High School. Activities are designed in order to introduce students to the cus- toms, traditions, and habits of for- eigners. Officers and Sponsors, L TO R, KNEELING: C. Himel, Historian; C. Simmons, Reporter; C. Himel, Treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Vicknair, Sponsor; J. Hebert, Secretary;!. Monson, President; C. Himel, Parliamentarian; D. Bailey, Vice President; Miss Bordis and Mrs. Madere, Sponsors. Mr. Vicknair exhibits French and Span- ish concepts. Members, L TO R, KNEELING: M. Theriot, S. Chenevert, W. Boud- reaux, A. Babin, D. Landry, N. Daze, M. Blanchard, R. Smith. SECOND ROW: M. Templet, K. Washington, S. Dorsey, B. Com- eaux, I. Truehill, B. Breaux, J. Babin, S. Simoneaux, J. Theriot, G. Charlet. THIRD ROW: F. Newchurch. J. LeBlanc, A. Lewis, T. Stanton, D. Naquin, D. Rivet, C. Schwab, C. Cancienne, D. Le- Blanc, J. Arcement, P. Hebert. Mr. Vicknair explains to Jackie about foreign pen pals with whom A. H. S. students will correspond. 101 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Officers, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Anderson, Sponsor; T. Newchurch, Treasurer; G. Landry, Secretary; W. Blanchard, President; G. Medine, Vice-Presi- dent; U. Aucoin, Historian; C. Hartman, Parlia- mentarian; J. Landry, Sergeant at Arms; and Mr. Breaux, Sponsor. Members, TOP ROW, STANDING: C. Besson, M. Hebert, U. Aucoin, L. Rivero, R. Gros. SECOND ROW: N. Fangue, W. Blanchard, R. Landry, D. Breaux, A. Boudreaux, R. Bergeron, G. Medine, F. Houser, R. Thibodaux, B. Richard. KNEELING: G. Watson, R. Dugas, R. Landry, J. LeBlanc. Kenny Landry works at a class project for Industrial Arts. Members, TOP ROW, STANDING: S. Girior, P. Landry, S. Aysenne, W. Blanchard, C. Duet, P. Miller. SECOND ROW: D. Borne, K. Simoneaux, A. Aucoin, S. Blanchard, C. Alborado, M. Landry, M. LeBlanc, L. Blanchard, D. Richard, G. Simon- eaux, J. Singer, J. Hernandez, T. Talbot, A. Roy. THIRD ROW: R. Cedotal, B. Landry, F. St. Ger- main, R. Herbert. — s w 102 Annual staff members: G. Acosta, D. Valois, N. Daze, M. Valois, M. Boudreaux, H. Le Sueur, D. Daigle, A. Dizney, B. Hebert, S. Boudreaux, G. Woods, D. Alleman. THE ROUNDUP STAFF This year's ROUNDUP was final- ly sent off after many hard days of working. The staff has tried their best to capture the moments that we want to remember. It is in this annual that the ROUNDUP Staff shows their work, interests, and abilities. 103 H. Le Sueur and G. Acosta work diligently on the annual. Officers, SEATED: B. LeBlanc, Junior Editor; Jane Stevens, Editor. STANDING: Jeanette Carmouche, Assistant Business Manager; B. Richard, Business Manager; Miss Adams, Advisor; S. Dizney. COMPILED A RECORD Seniors anxiously await their 1969 annual. M. Boudreaux, G. Woods, N. Daze, and D. Valois work industriously during sixth hour. 104 Miss Adams, the Annual Staff sponsor explains a new routine of layout to A. Diz- ney and G. Woods, OF 1970 AT A.H.S. G. Acosta and D. Daigle work to- gether on the ad section. 105 FFA DEVELOPS AGRICULTURAL FFA officers, LEFT TO RIGHT: Parliamentarian, Sterling Leon- ard; Secretary, Terrick Pintado; President, Philip Hebert; Sentinel, Rodney Naquin; Vice-President, Hansel Mabile; Treasurer, Harold Alleman; and Reporter, Nicky Rodrigue. Mr. W. P. Blanchard and Mr. Hubbell work with their rubber plants. Senior FFA members work hard on their garden on the levee. Senior members, STANDING: D. Blanchard, R. Landry, L. Mabile, R. Prince, K. Blanch- ard, J. Landry, G. Gaudet, O. Woods, A. Talbot, E. Talbot. KNEELING: A. Mabile, H. Mabile, S. Leonard, P. Heb- ert, H. Alleman, T. Pintado, R. Naquin, B. St. Germain, M. Blanchard. 106 Jr. members, STANDING: J. Monson, E. Jumonville, S. Alleman, M. Cedotal, J. Arcement, T. New- church, R. LeBlanc, H. Gauthe, D. Breaux, P. Benoit, S. LeBlanc, C. Clause. KNEELING: C. Peltier, A. Courville, L. Matherne, N. Rodrigue, L. Rivero, R. Barthel, L. Guillot, S. Landry, R. Blanchard, J. Landry, M. Landry. LEADERSHIP AND RESPONSIBILITY Sophomore members, STAND- ING: G. Talbot, W. Blanchard, A. Aucoin, F. Gros, P. Landry, W. Monson, M. Naquin, M. Arsoin, F. LeBlanc, R. Schil- lachi. KNEELING: F. St. Germain, W. Richard, R. Daigle, D. Landry, M. Va- lois, R. Landry, Y. Rivere, G. Landry. SEATED: A. Paternostro, J. Simoneaux, R. Templet, J. Sedotal, D. LeBlanc, H. Borne, B. Mabile, T. Thibodaux. Freshman members, STANDING: C. Boudreaux, A. Simoneaux, D. Sanchez, G. Theriot, J. Templet, D. Diaz, H. Pre- jean, R. Gauthreaux, M. Rich- ard, G. Richard. KNEELING: G. Beilina, K. Grandin, A. Arcement, S. Ponville, G. Crochet, D. Aucoin, K. Diaz, P. Scimeaux, D. Blanchard, R. Woods. SEATED: M. Land- ry, R. Landry, S. Mabile, R. Hebert, G. Cavalier, D. Gauthe, B. Acosta, G. Fal- con, C. Fernandez. 107 THE SCIENCE-MATH CLUB Officers and Sponsors, L TO R: Mrs. Smith, Sponsor; M. Chenevert, Reporter; N. Mabile, Vice-President; Mrs. Catrou, Sponsor; L. Lawes, President; Mr. Bergeron, Sponsor; N. Blanchard, Secretary; V. Carpenter, Treasurer; A. Himel, Parliamentarian. The purpose of the Science- Math Club at Assumption High School is to promote and encour- age interest in science and math, and to exhibit science and math projects made by individual mem- bers at the Regional Science Fair at Nicholls State College. Any student of AHS interested in science and math and maintain- ing an overall B average in these subjects is eligible for member- ship. 108 Matthew Chenevert, Romaine Smith, and Nary Mabile won awards for Science Fair projects at Nicholls. IS A CLUB OF LEARNING 109 Members, L TO R, FIRST ROW: F. Acosta, V. Carpenter, A. Himel, T. Stanton, V. Thornton, D. Simoneaux, R. Smith. SECOND ROW: M. Chenevert, F. LaBarre, L. Lawes, C. Himel, N. Blanchard, G. Michot, N. Mabile, R. Rogers. FBLA DEVELOPS Officers and sponsors, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Naquin, Secretary; Mrs. Girior, Sponsor; J. Talbot, Vice-Presi- dent; D. LeBlanc, Reporter; R. Falcon, Parliamentarian; R. Blanchard, President; D. Boudreaux, Treasurer; Mrs. Simmons, Sponsor. Senior members, LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: K. Blanchard, D. Boudreaux, D. Boudreaux, D. Marquette, K. Daigle, C. Blanchard, M. Pipsair, S. Guilfou, S. Comeaux, S. LeBlanc. SEATED: P. LeBlanc, P. Falcon, J, Arcement, R. Albarado. no BUSINESS LEADERSHIP Junior members, STANDING, left to right: R. Landry, R. Donnie, L. Alleman, C, Himel, M. Alleman, F. Acosta, C, Himel. SEATED: P. Vedros, D. Fernandez, L. Aucoin, S. Simoneaux. L ABOVE: Winners of the F. B.L A. current events team and sponsor were Mrs. Giroir, R. Blanchard, D. Boud- reaux, and N. Naquin. The purpose of F. B. L. A. at A. H. S. is to develop competent business leadership and encourage enthusiastic service in all of its members. The officers of 1969- 70 feel we have helped to prepare our members to meet the chal- lenges before them in the techni- cal business world of the future. Ill RIGHT: D. Boudreaux and R. Blanchard display the cover for their annual F. B.L. A. scrapbook. ASSUMPTION HIGH'S Senior and Junior members, L to R: C. Himel, M. Templet, I. Truehill, D. Theriot, M. Templet, K, Boudreaux, H. Randolph, E. Landry, C. Himel, S. Simoneaux, J, Hebert, D. Daigle, M. Bou- dreaux, S. Newchurch, C, Dugas, E. Woods, D. Simoneaux, A. Breaux, G. Hebert, D. Landry, B. Hebert. N. Landry, K. Newchurch, D. Daze.C. Simoneaux, A. Melancon, D. Landry, V. Marshall, J. Williams, A. Lewis, Y. Bolden, L. Fletcher, M. LeBlanc, A. Babin, D. Thibodaux, D. Richard, K. Bucci, L. Gaudet. The Pep Club officers are from left to right: Reporter, Susan Mabile; Treasu rer, Gail Woods; President, Cathy Dugas; Secretary, Connie Simmons; Vice President, Darlene Fernandez; Sponsor. Mrs. Gladys LeBlanc. 112 LEFT: Pep Club members scramble on field to congratulate the fighting Mustangs on another victory. SPIRIT BOOSTERS Sophomore members, L to R: R. Boudreaux, W. Boudreaux, M. Mabile, J. Leonard, A. Mabile, C. Landry, M. Simmons, A. Dizney, C. Daze. SECOND ROW: P. Clement, A. Templet, G. Hadrick, E. Blanchard, P. Blanchard, J. Simoneaux, D. Jamison, V. Morales, S. Boyett, S. Gros, D. Acosta, S. Richard. THIRD ROW: M. Alleman, J. Stewart, C. Daigle, S. Leggett, D. Politz, L. Blanchard, D. Sanchez, A. Rodrigue, D. Melancon, J. Miller, J. Giroir, J. Barrilleaux, H. LeSueur, M. Dugas. The purpose of the Pep Club is to promote school spirit, and to back the fighting Mustangs. Throughout the year, the members have been busy painting spirit signs for games and cheering about our mighty team. Whether it be in the halls, classrooms, or at pep rallies and games, the girls have really supported the team. All or the girls at Assumption High School are eligible to join the Pep Club, and this year the club was larger than ever before. The officers of the club were: Cathy Dugas, President; Darlene Fernandez, Vice-President; Connie Simmons, Secretary; Gail Woods, Treasurer; and Susan Mabile, Reporter. Supervisors for Pep Club this year were Mrs. E. Dizney and fjlrs. G. LeBlanc. Freshman members, L to R: R. Daigle, D. Hue, D. Breaux, C. Campo, M. Simoneaux, L. Bou- dreaux, W. Daigle, S. Gautreaux, P. Simoneaux. SECOND ROW: M, Hadrick, B. Acosta, T. Le- Blanc, C. Chaisson, T. Simoneaux, S. Dugas, L. Daigle, J. Himel, J. Naquin, L. Thibodaux, J. LaBarre. THIRD ROW: D. Delaune, C. Waguespack, K. Hernandez, S. Oncale, C. Clause, S. Booty, K. Amedee, S. Landry, J. Babin, G. Theriot, J. Landry. 113 FHA Officers and Sponsors, L TO R: Mrs. J. A. Dugas, Sponsor; J. Arcement, Parlia- mentarian; D. Bailey, Reporter; S. Thibo- daux, Vice-President; N. Naquin, President; G. Woods, Treasurer; D. Boudreaux, His- torian; B. Comeaux, Song Leader; Miss L. Cancienne, Sponsor. The Future Homemakers of America is a nonprofit, national organization of home economics students in junior and senior high schools in the United States, Puerto Rico, and American schools overseas. Our overall objective is to help improve personal, family, and community living. Many boys participated in the Male Beauty Contest which was divided into dresswear, nightwear, for- mal wear, and sportswear. Members, L TO R, FIRST ROW: J. LaBarre, J. Dugas, L. Boudreaux, M. Simoneaux, M. Gauthreaux, S. Mabile, D. Landry, L. Burd, D. Patterson, L. Barrios, C. Moore, A. Mabile, J. Crochet, V. Gauthreaux, P. Falcon, J. Sedotal, B. Theriot, W. Boudreaux. SECOND ROW; B. Breaux, J. Giroir, J. Barrilleaux, D. Sanchez, M. Dugas, M. Blanchard, J. Landry, A. Woods, B. Sherman, A. Joseph, G. Jones, G. Washington, A. Anderson, J. Joseph, J. Stewart, M. Hadrick, D. Jamison, P. Clement, D. Melancon. THIRD ROW: D. Breauc, A. Rodrigue, K. Hernandez, C. Waguespack, B. Acosta, G. Leonard, G. LeBlanc, W. Domingue, D. Politz, C. Daigle, M. Rivero, J. Simoneaux, T. LeBlanc, D. Falcon, L. Daigle, J. Himel, P. Simoneaux, S. Boudreaux. 114 TOWARD NEW HORIZONS Members, L TO R, FIRST ROW: K. Newchurch, D. Fernandez, G. Woods, S. Politz, R. Bergeron, D. Simoneaux, K. Frioux, C. Sedotal, M. Daigle, E. Landry, D. Landry, J. Burd, M. Guillot, D. Theriot, D. Thibodaux. SECOND ROW: B. LeBlanc, D. Simoneaux, M. Hidalgo, C. Simoneaux, P. LeBlanc, D. Bailey, L. Courville, L. Gaudet, M. Sevin, D. Lawrence, B. Comeaux, C. Comeaux, P. Sherman, V. Marshall, C. Blanchard, K. Boudreaux. THIRD ROW: M. Sanchez, D. Marquette, D. Gann, D. Simon- eaux, K. Gann, A. Dupre, M. Templet, M. Simoneaux, V. LeBlanc, P. Blanchard, B. Morales, C. Perera, J. Hebert, F. Andras, J. Patterson, D. Mabile, M. Templet, J. Talbot, N. Landry, J. Beilina. FOURTH ROW: C. Dugas, S. Newchurch, S. Thibodaux, K. LeBlanc, D. Landry, C. Blanchard, N. Naquin, D. Le- Blanc, G. Hebert, J. Arcement, D. Boudreaux, J. Dupaty, A. Beasly, J. Hebert, D. Daigle, E. Woods. Beryl Comeaux narrates for the Male Beauty Contest. RIGHT: Senior and Junior girls help the boys with last minute preparations for the Male Beauty Contest. 115 Officere and Sponsore, L TO R, STANDING: Mr, Pizzolato, Sponsor; R. Falcon, Parlia- mentarian; C. Michot, Treasurer; Mrs. Chenevert, Sponsor; G. Charlet, Secretary; T. Boudreaux, Vice-President; D. Alleman, President; Mr. Vicknair, Sponsor. KNEEL- ING: C. Shexnayder, J. Beadle, J. Landry, Committee Chairmen. Mrs. Chenevert smiles proudly at the result of all the hard work put in to the projects for the first Social Studies Fair held at A. H. S. SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB HAS SUCCESSFUL FIRST YEAR Jr. and Sr. Members, L TO R, FIRST ROW: B. Daigle, M. Peltier, A. Babin, D. Alleman, R. Blanchard, R. Landry. SECOND ROW; G. Richard, T. Boudreaux, B. Comeaux, J. Monson, R. Dugas, R. Falcon, C. Michot, R. Southall. THIRD ROW: C. Falterman, N. Fangue, C. Lawson, R. Landry, C. Schexsnayder, R. St. Germain, R. Boudreaux. 116 Freshman and Sophomore members, L TO R, FIRST ROW: D. Gaudet, J. Landry, S. Fangue, J. Gros, B. Templet, D. Dugas, S. Mabile, P. Simoneaux, J. Leonard, R. Foret. SECOND ROW: M. Chenevert, G. Blanchard, R. Simoneaux, B. Sherman, M. Comeaux, J. Stewart, S. Dickerson, S. Gros, D. Butler, L. Landry. THIRD ROW: J. Grisaffe, C. Barbera, M. Ardoin, G. Talbot, W. Arboneaux, O. Gros, A. Turner, M. Evans, G. Charlet, J. Beadle, R. Alleman, C. Bergeron, P. Gros, L. Schexsnayder, H. Gremillion. Winners and judges of the First Annual Social Studies Fair were S. Gros, First Place; Mr. Himel, T. Boudreaux, Third Place; Mr. Bar- bier, R. St. Germain, First Place; and W. Arboneaux, Second Place. LEFT: Runner-ups at the Social Studies Fair were R. Falcon, G. Charlet, G. Richard, M. Peltier, and A. Babin. BELOW: The judges had a hard time choosing between the numer- ous entries. 117 CLASSES IN OURSELVES Senior Class Officers and Sponsors, L to R: Mr. Aysenne, Sponsor; J. LeBlanc, Treasurer; C. Crochet, Vice President; T. Constanza, President; D. Simoneaux, Secretary; S. Thibodaux, Reporter; M. Landry, Represen- tative; Mrs. M. Landry, Sponsor. As our senior year comes to an end, we begin to reflect back on some of our past high school experiences. We'll long remember the happiness of Freshman Week, the excitement of the sophomore year, the success of the Junior-Senior Prom, and the joy of receiving our class rings. Perhaps we have made some of our most important friends and have gotten to know and respect some of our best teachers. As graduation nears, we begin to think seriously of what we will be doing in the future and what it has in store for us. How far we go up the ladder in life depends upon the individual and we begin to see the real meaning of In Ourselves Our Future Lies. FLOWER: CARNATION COLORS: LIGHT BLUE AND DARK BLUE 120 OUR FUTURE LIES GWENDOLYN A. ACOSTA LONNIE ADAMS RUTH A. ALBORADO BRENT J. ALLEMAN J. DAVID ALLEMAN HAROLD J. ALLEMAN FAYE R. ANDRAS ARTHUR W. ANGEL JUDY A. ARCEMENT HOWARD J. AYSEN, JR. 121 OUR LAST YEAR AT A.H.S ROBERT A. BARBERA ALTHEA M. BEASLY PATRICIA A. BELL BONNIE A. BELLINA RUTH A. BERGERON HELENA A. BERTHELOT AGNES R. BLANCHARD CATHY M. BLANCHARD CECILE A. BLANCHARD 122 BEARS THESE RECOLLECTIONS DANIEL J. BLANCHARD KEITH P. BLANCHARD KENNETH P. BLANCHARD MORGAN J. BLANCHARD RICKEY M. BLANCHARD ROSEMARY BLANCHARD DALE M. BOUDREAUX DANIEL G. BOUDREAUX DANNY J. BOUDREAUX DEBRA A. BOUDREAUX 123 CLASS RINGS SUSAN M. BOUDREAUX ANNE F. BOURGEOIS VICKIE A. BOWLIN RONNIE J. BREAUX JAMESETTA M. BURD DANIEL P. CABALLERO PHILIP I. CABALLERO VONCILLE M. CARPENTER ANDREW G. CAVALIER 124 AIR OF SUPERIORITY JEANNE C. CAZES EMELIE A. CEDOTAL MAZEL M. CHARLET MARK A. CHENEVERT BERYL A. COMEAUX SHERYL A. COMEAUX TOMMY M. COSTANZA LARRY P. COURVILLE LINDA A. COURVILLE 125 CLINTON J. CROCHET SENIOR PARTIES LOIS M. DAIGLE SIDNEY N. DIAZ ADAMJ. DOMINQUE DALE E. DOMINQUE JAMELIA A. DUGAS JOYCELYN A. DUPATY CRAWFISH G. DIANNE GANN GEORGE E. GAUDET KAREN M. GAUDET ANTOINE N. GAUTREAUX DANIEL P. GAUTREAUX WALTER F. GILBERT CARL J. GIROUARD SUSAN A. GUILFOU DANIEL J. GUILLOT IRENE M. GUILLOT 127 WATERMELON . . JOSEPH A. HARRISON, JR. CHARLES C. HARTMAN BONNIE A. HEBERT GLENDORA M. HEBERT JOANNE M. HEBERT PHILIP J. HEBERT STEVE J. HEBERT VIOLET M. HEBERT JEFFREY HERNANDEZ 128 MACBETH MICHAEL HERNANDEZ MARY E. HIDALGO ALICE M. HIMEL BARBARA A. HIRSCH CLYDE J. LANDRY CURTIS P. LANDRY DALE J. LANDRY JAMES P. LANDRY KENNETH A. LANDRY KENNETH M. LANDRY 129 CAREER DAY NANCY T. LANDRY RODNEY J. LANDRY WARREN J. LANDRY LOUIS L. LA WES. JR. DIANA M. LAWRENCE DANIEL F. LEBLANC DIANNE M. LEBLANC JANET T. LEBLANC JOSEPH C. LEBLANC 130 A.C.T. TESTS . JULIUS P. LEBLANC MICHAEL C. LEBLANC PAMELA A. LEBLANC SHELIA A. LEBLANC STERLING P. LEONARD LAWRENCE D. LESUEUR ANTHONY J. MABILE DOUGLAS P. MABILE HANSEL J. MABILE LYNN J. MABILE 131 HOMECOMING EARL T. MARTINEZ WARREN C. MICHOT SANDRA A. MILLER EDWARD M. MOLAISON DIANNE M. MORALES NELL M. NAQUIN RODNEY P. NAQUIN KATHLEEN T. NEWCHURCH GREGORY J. NOLAN 132 SENIOR PROM NEAL J. ONCALE JUDY M. PATTERSON CLYDE A. PERERA ERROL P. PERERA GLYNN J. PERERA TERRICK J. PINTADO MARTHA A. PIPSAIR MARILYN A. POGUE CHERYL A. PRINCE ROBIN M. PRINCE 133 EXAMS FRANCIS E. RICHARD GLEN P. RICHARD BONNIE J. ST. GERMAIN MARILYN E. SANCHEZ RICKY J. SANCHEZ CHARLES J. SCHEXSNAYDER EMMA NELL M. SEDOTAL GLENDA M. SETTOON CHERYL L. SIMONEAUX 134 CLASS DAY DOLORES E. SIMONEAUX DONA M. SIMONEAUX JOSEPH B. SIMONEAUX MARY A. SIMONEAUX RODNEY P. SIMONEAUX RUSSELL W. SOUTHALL TRUDY L. STANTON JANE T. STEVENS AUBERT D. TALBOT EDDIE P. TALBOT 135 LAST DAY JANET L. TALBOT THOMAS L. TALBOT EVELYN E. TEMPLET EVELYN A. THERIOT PATSY A. THERIOT SUSAN A. THIBODEAUX RISLEY C. C. TRICHE MARK J. TRUXILLO KERWOOD P. WASHINGTON 136 GRADUATION. MERVINJ. WIGGINS IRIS G. WILLIAMS MARION M. WILLIAMS ODOM J. WOODS ■J3UA ABOVE and RIGHT: Senior boys and girls eagerly display their rings which they have diligently worked for these last four years at A. H. S. 137 JUNIOR CLASS From left to right the junior class officers and sponsors are Miss D. Bordis, Nelson Blanchard, Parliamentari- an; Connie Simmions, Representative; Sue Ann Richard, Vice President; Kevin Harrison, President; Ricky Landry, Secretary; Nicky Rodrigue, Reporter; Betsy LeBlanc, Treasurer; and Mr. Norman Carmouche, Jr. At last we're Juniors! We've worked so long and so hard to get here. This is the year we have a chance to work on our prom for the seniors of '70. We shall never forget all the laughs and tears we shared together while preparing for the Big Night of April 18. Also, we will never forget the excitement we felt when measuring for our Senior rings, that mark of maturity that is placed upon every high school student when he reaches his junior year. 138 Acosta, Faye Adams, Lorna Alleman, Loretta Alleman, Margaret Alleman, Mitzi Alleman, Roger Alleman, Ruth Alleman, Sidney Arcement, Jody Aucoin, Gary Aucoin, Linda Aucoin, Uhry Babin, Angela Bailey, Dorothy Baldwin, Germaine Barbier, Edward Barthel, Robert Beilina, Jeanne Benoit, Patrick Bergeron, Ronald Blanchard, Authur Blanchard, Barry Blanchard, Bruce Blanchard, Catherine Blanchard, Elaine Blanchard, Ernest Blanchard, Horace Blanchard, Margaret Blanchard, Minor Blanchard, Nelson 139 THE BIGGEST EVENT FOR THE Blanchard, Ray Blanchard, Roy Blanchard, Wayne Bolden, Rosetta Bolden, Yolanda Boudreaux, Arthur Boudreaux, Katherine Boudreaux, Mary Boudreaux, Steve Boudreaux, Timmy Boudreaux, Vickie Boudreaux, Wayne Bourg, Sonya Breaux, Ann Breaux, Brad Breaux, Don Bucci, Kathy Cavalier, Roy Cazes, Janet Cedotal, Michael Chamberlain, J. C. Clause, Curtis Crochet, Barry Crochet, Evelyn Daigle, Benny Daigle, Darlene Daigle, Darlene Daigle, Gerald Daigle, Martha Daze, Debbie 140 LEFT: Here we see Kevin Harrison, junior class president, conducting a class meeting. The junior class is the most active class club of the four. They are seen here mak- ing plans for the annual Junior-Senior Prom. JUNIORS IS THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM. Daze, Nellie Delaune, Linda Dizney, Sam Domingue, Lucy Donnie, Ruby Dorsey, Sandra Dugas, Cathy Dugas, Michael Dugas, Ronnie Dulaney, Darlene Dupre, Ann Falterman, Chester Fangue, Nathan Fernandez, Darlene Fertitta, Stephen Fletcher, Leona Frioux, Kate Futrell, Fred Gann, Wanda Kay Garrison, William Gaudet, Lou Ann Gauthe, Henry Gauthereaux, Michael George, Marlene Gros, Roger 141 JUNIORS WORK HARD TO PREPARE Gros, Mike Guillot, Charlene Guillot, Larry Guillot, Mildred Harrison, Kevin Hebert, Gwen Hebert, Janice Hebert, Michael Hebert, Philip Himel, Carol Himel, Carolyn Himel, Craig Howser, Fred Hue, Jerry Jumonville, Eddie LaCoste, Richard Landry, Debra Landry, Dianne Landry, Dorraine Landry, Ethyl Landry, Jesspy Landry, Kenneth Landry, Michael, Jr. Landry, Michael P. Landry, Morgan Landry, Randal Landry, Ricky Landry, Robert Landry, Ronald Landry, Sandra FOR THEIR SENIOR YEAR Lawson, Clyde LeBlanc, Betty LeBlanc, Deborah LeBlanc, James LeBlanc, Janet LeBlanc, Kathrine LeBlanc, Mary E. LeBlanc, Melanie LeBlanc, Ramond LeBlanc, Samuel LeBlanc, Virgie Leonard, Robert Louis, Althea Mabile, Deborah Marshall, Virginia Matherne, Lloyd Medine, Greg Melacon, Anne Miller, Penny Monson, Jacqueline Monson, Johnny Morales, Betty Ann Novarre, Patricia Newchurch, Frank Newchurch, Susan LEFT: Mrs. Alleman’s fourth hour class is seen here studying American history. This is a re- quired subject for the last two years of high school. 143 NOW, SENIOR RINGS AND THE Newchurch, Tommy Ordoyne, Marilyn Peltier, Carl Peltier, Marie Perera, Claudette Politz, Susan Ragan, James Randolph, Helen Rentrop, Harold Richard, Bobby Richard, Darlene Richard, Sue Ann Rivero, Leonard Rodrigue, Nicholas St. Germain, Ruben Sanders, Monalisa Sedotal, Cynthia Serin, Mona Sherman, Paula Simmons, Constance Simoneaux, Barry Simoneaux, Debra Simoneaux, Delaine Simoneaux, Suzanne Simoneaux, Whitney Smith, B. Romaine Talbot, Catherine Talbot, Faye Tarplay, Debarah Templet, Mary SENIOR YEAR AWAIT THE JUNIORS. Templet, Rosalie Terry, Joyce Theriot, Donna Theriot, Mary Theriot, Terry Thibodeaux, Dianne Thibodeaux, Susan Thornton, Verlie Toups, Ray Tramonte, Pam LEFT: Nicky Rodrigue, Debbie Valois, and Betsy LeBlanc are seen here calculating the final plans for the Junior- Senior Prom. The Prom is the climax of the .school year. Williams, Julie Woods, Elaine Woods, Gail Triche, Tina Truenill, Iris Truxillo, Paul Valois, Debbie Vedrox, Pat Waguespack, Anthony Waguespack, David Waguespack, Katherine White, John Williams, Huey 145 SOPHOMORE CLASS The sophomore class officers and sponsors are from left to right: Debbie Landry, President: Gleeda Leonard, Reporter, Susan Mabile, Vice President: Jeanette Carmouche, Secretary, Molly Boudreaux, Representative: Wayne Arboneaux, Treasurer, Mr. Richard Powell and Mr. James Hubbell. As sophomores, we have backed all school activities. To raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom, we've sponsored many activities, including a dance and cake sale. Our first two years at A. H. S. have proved to be filled with hard work as well as lots of fun. In our final two years at A. H. S., we hope to be equally successful as in the past. 146 Acosta, Dolores Albarado, Clint Alleman, Maria Alleman, Randy Arboneaux, Warren Arboneaux, Wayne Ardoin, Michael Aucion, Albert Aucoin, Patricia Ausbrooks, Betty Aysen, Steven Bailey, Ervin Barbera, Conrad Barrilleaux, Janelle Beadle, John Blanchard, Bruce Blanchard, Donald Blanchard, Ellen Blanchard, Leroy Blanchard, Loretta Blanchard, Mary Blanchard, Paula Blanchard, Ricky Blanchard, Shirley Blanchard, Sedonia Blanchard, Warren Blanchard, Wayne Bollotte, Janice Bordis, Mary Borne, David 147 SOPHOMORES WORK HARD Borne, Henry Borne, Herbert Boudreaux, Percy Boudreaux, Roxanne Boudreaux, Sharon Boudreaux, Wanda Boyett, Susan Breaux, Bonnie Breaux, Faron Brown, Richie Cancienne, Catherine Carmouche, Jeanette Cavalier, Ricky Cedotal, Ricky Charlet, Gerald Chenevert, Susan Clement, Pamela Comeaux, Mahalia Comeaux, Marilyn Cortez, Cynthia Courville, Armond Crochet, David Crochet, June Crochet, Louise Daigle, Cathy Sophomores are listening attentively to Mrs. Ma- dere’s lecture in English. 148 AS A.H.S. STUDENTS. Daigle, Dave Daigle, Ronnie Daze, Catherine Dickerson, Suzanne Dolese, Gene Dizney, Adele Domingue, Karen Domingue, Loretta Domingue, Wendy Duet, Christopher Dugas, Celeste Dugas, Connie Dugas, Ramona Dupre, Howard Esnault, Glynn Evans, Michael Falcon, Dianne Falcon, Patricia Foret, Roxanne Gaudet, Evelyn Gauthreaux, Charlene Gauthreaux, Harry Gauthreaux, Marion Gauthreaux, Ted Gauthreaux, Virginia Gilchrist, Caleb Giroir, Jan Giroir, Shelby Girouard, Charlet Gremillion, Hubert 9 SOPHOMORES SPONSOR DANCE Grisaffe, James Gros, Chris Gros, Francis Gros, Judy Gros, Oudrey Gros, Sharon Guedry, Paul Guilfou, Dolores Guillot, Debra Hadrick, Gwendolyn Hebert, Gary Hebert, Kathleen Hebert, Russell Hernandez, Dale Himel, Dianne Jackson, Charles Jamison, Darlene Johnson, Gwen Johns, Rodney Johns, Barbara Sophomores are busy decorating their doors for competing home- rooms during the Christmas season. 150 TO RAISE MONEY. Joseph, Anthonette Joseph, Judith LaBarre, Floyd Landry, Brent Landry, Cathy Landry, Cynthia Landry, Dale Landry, Dave Landry, Debra Landry, Glenn Landry, Glenn Landry, Miranda Landry, Preston Landry, Robert Landry, Roy Landry, Stephen Landry, Wayne LeBlanc, Daniel LeBlanc, Fred LeBlanc, Gwen J. Simoneaux, H. Gremillion, and C. Richard socialize at the dance given by the Sophomores to raise money. 151 LeBlanc, Karen LeBlanc, Theresa Legget, Sylvia LeGleu, Judy Leonard, Gleeda Leonard, Joyce Leonard, Linda LeSueur, Helen Lirette, Dianne Mabile, Anna Mabile, Billy Mabile, Fabin Mabile, Martha Mabile, Susan May on, Rickey Melancon, Danny Melancon, Denise Metrejean, Carolyn MLchot, Gregory Miller, Julie Miller, Patrick Monson, Wesley Morales, Vera Naquin, Daisy Naquin, Faith 152 An English II student is presenting a speech to the class. Naquin, Kimothy Naquin, Ramona Naquin, Mark Naquin, Susan Nelson, Lenroy Nicholas, Victor Nolan, Jacelyn Parsons, Cecil Paternostro, Angelo Pennison, Sandra Politz, Diana Prejean, Anna Lee Pujol, Sharon Ragan, Ruby Reed, Ramona Richard, Curtis Richard, Daryl Richard, Sally Richard, Susan Richard, Walter Rivere, Alton Rivere, Stanley Rivere, Youman Rivero, Mary Rivet, Darlene Sophomore girls boost the spirit of the football play- ers during a pep rally. 153 SOPHOMORES PROMOTE Rodrigue, Ann Rodrigue, John Rogers, Roger Ross, Percy Rousseau, Heidi Rousseau, Loretta Roy, Andrew Russo, Anthony Russo, Peter St. Germain, Francis Sanchez, Debra Schillaci, Rickie Schwab, Cindy Sedotal, Jacqueline Sedotal, Joseph Sherman, Beverly Simmons, Marian Simoneaux, George Simoneaux, Jacqueline Simoneaux, Jeff ey Simoneaux, Karen Simoneaux, Kenneth Singer, Joe Starks, Joyce Stewart, Jerilyn Sophomores are busy tak- ing notes during a biology lecture. 154 SCHOOL SPIRIT! Talbot, Gregory Templet, Agra Templet, Ann Templet, Benson Templet, Myra Templet, Ricky Theriot, Beverly Thibaut, John Thibodeaux, Curtis Thibodeaux, Glenn Thibodeaux, Terry Thorton, Vickie Toups, Marjorie Tramonte, Arlyn Truxillo, Marion Truxillo, Michael Turner, Angela Turner, Floyd Valois, Moore Virette, Brenda Walker, Billy Washington, Kathy Watson, Greg White, Rebecca Woods, Ann K. Domingue, L. Domin- gue and A. Courville are decorating the bulletin board with a spirit poster. 155 FRESHMAN CLASS From left to right the officers of the freshman class are as follows: Darwin Breawx, Vice Presi- dent: Brian Harrison, Treasurer: Frannie LeBlanc, Representative: Jeanelle LaBarre, Secretary; Mike Daigle, President: Clarence Bergeron, Reporter; and Miss L. Cancienne, Sponsor. Here we are! After many long hard years of work and play we've finally made it to A. H. S. This year, for us, has been full of excitements and disappointments. We are sure there will be many more disappointments along the way, but we have confidence that the good times will outnumber the bad. With three long years stretching ahead of us we plan to live up to the high standards of our Alma Mater. 156 Acosta, Alma Acosta, Beryl Acosta, Bruce Acosta, Clark Acosta, Craig Adams, Michael Albarado, Gloria Albrado, Shirlene Alleman, Claiborne Alleman, Darlene Alleman, Dora Alleman, Edgar, Jr. Alleman, Ray Alleman, Raymond Amedee, Kathy Anderson, Ada Andras, Mary Arboneaux, Terry Arcement, Allen Arcement, Glen Aucoin, Don Aucoin, Donald Aucoin, Marlene Aucoin, Nathan Aucoin, Rebecca Aucoin, Sidney Babin, Judith Babin, Lonnie Bailey, Harry Baldwin, Warren 157 Barbier, Donald Barrio, Loretta Beilina, Gregory Benoit, Barbara Bergeron, Alvin Bergeron, Clarence Blanchard, Clark Blanchard, Daniel Blanchard, Darrell Blanchard, Gaulbert Blanchard, George Blanchard, Hazel Blanchard, Henry Blanchard, Mark Blanchard, Michael Blanchard, Nolan Blanchard, Ramona Blanchard, Toni Bolotte, Jeffery Booty, Sybil Boudreaux, Charles Boudreaux, Floyd Boudreaux, Geraldine Boudreaux, Lydia Boudreaux, Marie Boudreaux, Michael Boudreaux, Neal Bourg, Patricia Bourgeois, Eddie Boutain, Gerald 158 Breaux, Christine Breaux, Doreen Breaux, Darwin Breaux, Debbie Breaux, Ronald Brooks, Ann Burd, Lovell Butler, Donna Campo, Cheryl Cancienne, Chris Carr, Harold Cavalier, Claude Cavalier, Gary Cavalier, Geneva Chachati, Victor Chaisson, Cinda Charlet, Barry Chenevert, Matthew Clause, Connie Comeaux, Celeste Comeaux, Nelson Coupel, Charlotte Coupel, Jimmy Crochet, Charlotte Crochet, Gregory On the first day of school, these freshmen boys, Kenneth Diaz, Brian Harrison, Clarence Bergeron and Glen Arcement, familiarize themselves with the surround- ings of A. H. S. 159 FRESHMEN ARE Crochet, Odile Crochet, Roxanne Crochet, Terry Daigle, Candace Daigle, Carl Daigle, Debra Daigle, Elizabeth Daigle, Julie Daigle, Lydia Daigle, Michael Daigle, Ramona Daigle, Ronald David, Randy Daze, Philip, III Delaune, Denise Desira, Josie Diaz, Kenneth Dies, David Dolese, Mark Dugas, Darrell Dugas, Janet Dugas, Susan Dulaney, Johnny Dupre, Charlotte Falcon, Gary Falcon, Judy Fangue, Sandra Fernandez, Carl Fernandez, Rickey Fletcher, Sandra 160 WELCOMED TO A.H.S. At an assembly on the first day of school, the freshmen were wel- comed to the Home of the Fighting Mustangs. Gros, Patricia Gros, Susan Guedry, Neil Hadrick, Mildred Foret, Bennie Freyou, Tilsey Gaspard, Grady Gaudet, Floyd Gaudet, Karen Gaudet, Wanda Gauthe, Danny Gauthreaux, Ronald Gauthreaux, Sheryl Gauthreaux, Wallace Giroir, Daniel Gordon, Betty Grandin, Keith Grandin, Louis Grisaffe, Betty Gros, Adam Gros, Albon Gros, Deborah Gros, Helen Gros, Jacqueline 161 Harrison, Brian Hartman, Glinda Hebert, Janet Hebert, Judith Hebert, Raymond Hebert, Wilton Hernandez, Johnny Hernandez, Kim Hernandez, Margarite Himel, Janet Himel, Venessa Holmes, Marion Houser, Karen Hue, Dianna Hue, Elaine James, Rita Johnson, Curtis Johnson, Joycelyn Jones, Gale Kegs, Ronald Kirk, Wayne Kirkland, Marsha LaBarre, Janelle LaCosta, Jacqueline Landay, Dale Mrs. Mable Landry ex- plains a few last minute things to the freshmen as they anxiously await the moment of their run on the field. 162 Landry, Joy Landry, Kathy Landry, Linda Landry, Mark Landry, Michael Landry, Milton Landry, Rickey Landry, Ronnie Landry, Sheila Landry, Susan Landry, Terry Landry, Wilbert, Jr. Laws, Linda LeBlance, Deborah LeBlanc, Frances LeBlanc, Joe LeBlanc, Mary Ann LeBlanc, Michael LeBlanc, Ronald LeBlanc, Rosalie LeBlanc, Susan LeBlanc, Terry LeBlanc, Theresa Leonard, Darryl Mabile, Edwina Mabile, Eugene Mabile, Mazie Mabile, Nelson Mabile, Sam McAdam, James 163 COLTS BECOME Meads, Mack Metrejean, Trudy Miller, Preston Mills, Kevin Mills, Lydia Monson, Joan Montet, Warren Moore, Connie Naquin, Julie Naquin, Linda Naquin, Lindon Naquin, Stephen Nelson, Ethelee Nelson, Kenneth Nelson, Rosalee Oncale, Sheila Parsons, Williams Patterson, Darnella Pennison, Reuben Pierce, Amos Pilley, David Ponvelle, Robert Ponvelle, Steve Prejean, Michael Prejeant, Harris As part of their ini- tiation the freshmen had a pajama night at the first home foot- ball game. They cir- cled the band at half- time and hailed the seniors of '70. 164 FULL-FLEDGED MUSTANGS Prince, Rachel Reeds, Willie Rentrop, Janet Rentrop, Steve Richard, Brenda Richard, Gerald Richard, Grant Richard, James Richard, Mark Richard, Ronald Richard, Sandra Richard, Vicky Rogers, Robert Rousseau, Rita Sanchez, Betty Sanchez, Charles Sanchez, Ronald Sanchez, James Sanchez, Marilyn Schessnayder, Linda Scimeaux, Patrick Sevin, Martin Simoneaux, Anthony Simoneaux, Marcia Simoneaux, Mary Ann 165 FRESHMEN WIN FRIENDSHIPS Simoneaux, Michael Simoneaux, Pamela Simoneaux, Paul Simoneaux, Ralph Simoneaux, Randal Simoneaux, Trudy Skidmore, Marcia Skidmore, Wendell Smith, George Southall, Claiborne Southall, Vanessa Stanton, Mary Stubbs, Jewell Talbot, Thomas Tarpley, Ricky Templet, Eve Ann Templet, Johnny Templet, Larry Templet, Norbert Templet, Wade During their P.E. hour these fresh- man girls prac- ticed their tech- nique of spiking in volleyball. 166 THROUGH THEIR ACADEMICS. Theriot, Curtis Theriot, Dianne Theriot, Donna Theriot, Gail Theriot, Gordon Theriot, Kirk Thibodeaux, Elaine Thibodeaux, Jason Thibodeaux, Lora Thibodeaux, Pamela Tullos, Gary Waguespack, Celeste Waguespack, Donald Walker, Rose Mary Washington, Gild a White, Shelia Williams, Elizabeth Woods, Ledora Woods, Ronald Zeriugue, Wayne Tommy Talbot, Clarence Bergeron and Mark Landry fa- miliarize themselves with the library during their lunch hour 167 FACULTY MR. HOWARD C. DIZNEY Principal MR. LYNN AYSENNE, JR. Assistant Principal MISS ELAINE DUET Secretary T H E 0 F F 1 C E F O R C E MR. GUSTAVE LABARRE, JR. Guidance Counselor MRS. HELEN GIANELLONI Guidance Counselor MISS DONNA BOURDIER Secretary 170 t LEFT: NORMAN CARMOUCHE Superintendent RIGHT: JAMES GILBERT Assistant Superintendent AND ADMINISTRATION ARE THE NUCLEUS OF A.H.S. ROY HIMEL Assistant Superintendent In Charge of Instruction CLIFFORD BARBIER Supervisor of Elementary Education GASTON BORDIS Visiting Teacher Supervisor of Special Education 171 LEFT: Mr. Aucoin, Coach March, Mrs. Blanchard, Mr. Simoneaux, Coach Waites, and Mrs. Mistretta find time away from their educational duties to socialize with one another. FOLLOWING A TRADITION OF QUALITY . . . RIGHT: MR. JOSEPH L. ACHEE Nicholls Jr. College, L.S.U., B.S., Med + 30 Hours; Geography, Economics, American Government; Assistant Coach, Student Council Sponsor; Hobbies: Car- pentry, Planting. FAR RIGHT: MISS LOUISE ADAMS Nicholls State College, LSU, B.A.; English I, II; National Honor Society Sponsor, Annual Sponsor; Hobbies: Sewing, Reading, Collecting Curios. LEFT: MRS. LUCILLE ALLEMAN St. Mary's Domini- can College, B.A.; American History, English II; Hobbies: Reading, Traveling. RIGHT: MR. HARDING ANDERSON Grambling College, Southern University, St. Louis University, Nicholls State Col- lege, B.S.; Indus- trial Arts, Algebra I; Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing. 172 RAYMOND AUCION Nicholls State College, Tulane, LSU, B.A., M. Ed. + 30 hrs.; Speech, American History; Hobbies; Reading, Golf, Foot- ball, Gardening. RIGHT; MR. JOHN P. BECK Nicholls State College, B.A.; Civics, General History, American History, Social Studies Club Sponsor; Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, All Sports, and Reading. . . . A.H.S. TEACHERS ARE AT THEIR BEST. LEFT: Here we see Coach Simoneaux ex- plaining the workings of the new 1970 grad- ing system to Chris Gros. Besides obtain- ing their grades di- rectly from the course instructor, Assumption High students have to wait nine weeks instead of six weeks to receive their grades. FAR LEFT: MR. LAWRENCE BERGERON, JR. LSU, B.S.; Chemistry, College Math; Science- Math Club Sponsor; Hobbies: Sports, T.V. LEFT: MR. JAMES D. BLANCHARD USL, LSU. B.S. , M. Ed.; Geometry, Algebra I, Assistant Coach for Football and Track; Hobbies: Hunting and Fishing. 173 OUR FACULTY IS ACTIVELY INVOLVED Here we see Mrs. Dugas preparing to start her daily classes. She is teaching her first year at Assumption High. One of the many activities that the faculty participated in was the faculty-student basketball game. MRS. HELEN BLANCHARD U.S.L., B. A.; Eng- lish I, Civ- ics; Hobbies; Sewing, Reading. MRS. MYRTLE BLANCHARD University of Southwestern, N icholls State College, B.S., Mas- ters; Health Physical Education; Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Swimming, Golf. MR. WILLIAM BLANCHARD LSU, B.S., M.E.D.; Agriculture I, II. Ill, IV; FFA Advisor; Hobbies: Golf, Fishing, Camping. 174 . . IN ALL EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITY. MISS DOLORES BORDIS Louisiana State Normal (Northwestern), LSU, B.A.; English III, French II; 4-H Club Sponsor, Foreign Lan- guage Club Sponsor; Hobbies: Reading. MR. CHARLES J. BREAUX, JR. USL, Nicholls State College, Mississippi State, B.A., B.S.; Mechanical Drawing, General Shop, General Metals, Indus- trial Art Club Advisor; Hob- bies: Hunting MISS LINDA CANCIENNE Nicholls State College, B.S.; Home Economics I, II, III, FHA Sponsor and Freshman Class Advisor; Hobbies: Sew- ing, Cooking, Reading. As the fans of the Assumption Mustangs arrive for the game, Mr. Lawrence Bergeron, Mr. Charles Breaux, and Mr. Kenneth Pizzolato collect for admittance. BELOW: MR. NORMAN CARMOUCHE JR. La. Tech USL, Nicholls Col- lege, B.A.; Art I, II; Art Club Sponsor, Junior Class Co- Sponsor; Hobbies: Golf, Swimming, Fishing, Hunting. 175 THEIR MAIN AMBITION IS TO . . DORIS D. CATROU LSU, B.S.; Biology; Science- Math Sponsor; Hobbies: Sewing, Reading, Gardening. BELOW: MRS. OLIVIER S. CHENEVERT Northwestern State College, USL, B.S.; Civics; Hobbies: Boating, Swimming, Com- munity Projects. 176 RENE A. DAZE Nicholls State College, B.A.; Civics; Social Club Sponsor; Hobbies: Reading, Fishing, Gardening. BELOW: MRS. ELMIRE DIZNEY Newcomb College, B.A.; General Math; Hobbies: Reading, Music, Cards. . . INSURE THE SUCCESS OF EDUCATION. MRS. JOEL ANN DUGAS University of Southwestern Louisiana, B.S.; Home Economics; FHA Sponsor; Mr. Gustave LaBarre explains to David Alleman Hobbies; Reading, Sewing, the courses at Nicholls State College. , Cooking. MR. EDWARD GIANELLONI, III Nicholls State College, LSU, LSUNO, B.S.; Biology, Physics; Hobbies: Golf, Hunting, Fishing. MRS. JANET B. GIROIR Nicholls State College, B.S., M.E.D.; Shorthand, Data Processing, Clerical Practice, Typing; FBLA Sponsor. MR. JAMES J. HUBBEL USL, LSU, Oklahoma State, B.S., M.S., +30; Vocational Agriculture I, II, III, IV; FFA Sponsor; Hobbies: Plant Propa- gation, Dairy Cattle, Shop- work. 177 WHAT WOULD A.H.S. MARJORIE D. KAHN LSU, B.A.; Li- brarian; Library Club Sponsor; Hobbies: Gar- dening, Reading, Crewel Embroidery. MABEL S. LANDRY LSU, B.A.; English IV; Na- tional Honor So- ciety Sponsor; Hobbies: Bridge GLADYS B. LEBLANO Northwestern, Nicholls State College, LSU, B. A., M. Ed.; Business Arithme- tic; Pep Club Sponsor, Student Council Co- Sponsor; Hobbies: Gardening, Sew- ing. The Student Council sponsor Mr. Achee, stays to help students work on decorations for the Christmas dance. Mrs. L. Adams, the annual staff sponsor, shows G. Woods and A. Dizney a layout for the book. 178 DO WITHOUT THE TEACHERS? LEFT: MARY ELIZABETH B. LEBLANC LSU, B.S.; Typing I, Bookkeeping I; Hobbies: Reading RIGHT: KATHERINE KNOTTS Nicholls State College, B.S.; General Math; Freshman Class Advisor: Hobbies: Reading. Student driver teacher, Mr. Simmons, demon- strates driving skills. Students gather around as Mr. W. P. Blanchard explains parliamentary procedure. JANE T. MABILE Nicholls State College, B.S.; Physical Science; Hobbies: Reading, Crossword Puz- zles, Sewing, Collecting books. MRS. JEAN A. MADERE Nicholls State College, B.A.; English II, III; Foreign Language Club Sponsor; Hobbies: Reading. 179 UNDOUBTEDLY THOUGH, . . Mr. Dizney, the principal of A.H.S., appears to be pondering the constant perplexities that arise during the school day. WILLIAM H. MARSH Nicholls State College, B.S.; Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach, Head Track Coach; Hobbies: Golf. MRS. JUDIE W. MARTINEZ Nicholls State College, B.A.; English I; Hobbies: Reading, Dancing, Music. JOAN F. MISTRETTA Southeastern Louisiana College, B.A.; Physical Education; Girls' Track Coach; Hobbies: Cards - Informal Gatherings, Sports. CATHERINE B. MOORE Southern University, Xavier University, Loyola University, B.A.; English II; Hobbies: Cultivating pot plants, Reading. 180 MR. KENNETH J. PIZZOLATO Nicholls State College, LSU, B.A.; Civics, General History, American History; Safety Club Sponsor, Social Studies Sponsor; Hobbies: Reading, Music, Traveling. On Parent-Teachers' Day Mr. Aucoin receives a visit from an interested parent. This day is set aside every nine weeks to offer the parents an opportunity to discuss with the teachers their child's work at school. THE TEACHERS ARE THE HEART OF A.H.S. MR. ERROL PONTHIER University of Southwestern La., B.M.E., Southeastern La. College, M.M.; Instru- mental Music, Band I, II, Stage Band; Band Club Spon- sor; Hobbies: Playing Music, Listening to Records. MR. RICHARD POWELL Nicholls State College, B.A.; Art I, Speech; Art Club Spon- sor, Sophomore Class Sponsor; Hobbies: Painting, Music. MRS. MABEL RODRIGUE USL, B.A.; Algebra I, II; Hobbies: Reading, Cards, T.V. 181 WE WOULD LIKE TO Students, Jeanette Carmouche and Wayne Arboneaux, discuss with Mr. Bergeron a mathematics problem. FAR LEFT: MR. KENNETH H. SIMMONS USL, LSU, B.S.; Physi- cal Education: Varsity Basketball Coach; Hob- bies: Sports. MRS. MARSHA T. SIMMONS Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, B.S.; Book- keeping, Typing, Gen- eral Business; FBLA Co- Sponsor; Hobbies: Reading. LEFT: MR. DAVID L. SIMONEAUX US., LSU, B.S.; Physi- cal Education; Varsity Basketball Coach; Hob- bies: Tennis, Golf. RIGHT: MRS. BETTY MC CAA SMITH Alabama College for Women, B.S., Domini- can College, Tulane, LSU, M.E.D.; Physical Science; Science-Math Advisor; Hobbies: Sewing, Cooking, Refurnishing Furniture, Reading. 182 THANK OUR FACULTY. Miss Mabile, Miss Adams, and Miss Cancienne substitute as cheer leaders for a student vs. faculty basketball game. MR. ABBIE J. VICKNAIR Nicholls State College, University of Arkansas, B.A.; French I, Spanish I, II, Gen- eral History; Foreign Language Club Sponsor, Social Studies Club Sponsor; Hobbies: Reading, Fishing. MR. FRED D. WAITES University of Southern Miss- issippi, LSU, B.S., M.E.D.; Driver's Education; B-HI-U Sponsor, Head Football Coach; Hobbies: Fishing, Hunting. MRS. ANNE WILLIAMS Southern University A M College, Nicholls State College, B.A.; English I; Hobbies: Music, T.V., Picture Shows. The student teachers - Daze, Aucoin, and Beck - observe class before they begin their future years of teaching. 183 184 BARBERA CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. BEST DEAL ON THE BAYOU Your Local Chevrolet Dealer Since 1926 Phone: 369-2241 Napoleonville, Louisiana IMPERIAL DRUG STORE MR. MIKE GIAMIBRONE Dedicated to Your Health and Wellbeing Phone: 369-4141 Napoleonville, Louisiana TEMPLET BROS. FOOD STORES Fresh Meat Groceries Novelties Pierre Part, Louisiana 186 THIBODAUX LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Thibodaux, Louisiana Compliments of MARGERATE'S FLORIST Pierre Part, Louisiana DIXIE PHARMACY Donaldsonville, Louisiana RALPH'S AMUSEMENTS Donalsonville, Louisiana IT PAYS TO SAVE AT WEST BROS. 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Third Street Thibodaux, Louisiana Compliments of THE BEST BARGAINS ANYTIME HOME BUILDERS SUPPLY CENTER JOYCE'S FASHION HOUSE Napoleonville, Louisiana LAFOURCHE LUMBER CO. LTD. Thibodaux, Louisiana RICHARD DAIGLES Belle River, Louisiana Phone: 252-6106 Napoleonville, Louisiana 196 Compliments of THE ROUNDUP STAFF WE HOPE YOU HAVE ENJOYED THE '70 ROUNDUP 197 SENIORS INDEX ACOSTA, GWEN 75,90, ty Club 2,3; Golf 1,3; 25,65,66,77,91,95,110, 35,46,48,52,58,66,67, 95,103,105,121. Safety Coaches Award 4; Prom 111,116,123. Library 73,75,78,79,84,85,95, Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Krewe 3. Club 1; Student Journal 1, 124. Student Council 1, National Honor Society 3, BEASLEY, ALTHEA 122. 2,3; Safety Club 3,4; Na- 2,3, President 4; Annual 4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; FHA 4; Pep Club 3. tional Honor Society 3,4; Staff 2; Student Journal 1, Prom Krewe 3; Literary BELL, PATRICIA 57,122. FBLA 3, President 4; Liter- 2,3; Music Club 1, Drum Rally Alternate in Typing. 4-H Club 1. ary Rally 2,3,4; Ecology Majorette 2, Head Drum ADAMS, LONNIE 121. BELLINA, BONNIE 47, Program; Prom Krewe 3; Majorette and President 3; FFA 1,2,3,4; Industrial 48,85,122. Student Pel State Delegate 3; Pop- Junior Class President; Arts 3. Council 4; Pep Club 1; ularity Poll, Most Depend- Prom Krewe 3; Merit ALBORADO, RUTH 93, Homecoming Court 4; able Girl and Girl Most Award 3; National Honor 110,121. Library Club 2, Prom Krewe 3. Likely to Succeed. Society 3,4; State Cham- 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; FBLA BERGERON, RUTH 115, BOUDREAUX, DALE 75, pion Baseball Thrower 3, • CO 122. Library Club 1,2; 89,92,95,110,111,123. 4; State Party Leader and ALLEMAN, BRENT 121. Safety Club 3,4; FHA 4- National Honor Society 3, Outstanding Citizen at Pel FFA 1; Industrial Arts 4. 4-H Club 1,3. 4; 4-H Club 3, Treasurer State 3; Junior Counselor ALLEMAN, HAROLD 106, BERTHELOT, HELENA 4; Prom Krewe 3; Safety at Pel State 4; Daughters 121. FFA 1.2,3, Treas- 47,48,93,122. Pep Club Club 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; of American Revolutionary urer 4; FFA Parliamentary 1,2; FHA 1,2; Prom Nicholls Early Admission Good Citizenship Award; Law Team 3,4; Ecology Krewe 3; Student Council Program 3. Track 3,4; Homecoming Program. 1,2; Sophomore Class BOUDREAUX, DANIEL Court First Maid; Basket- A1 £MAN, J. DAVID 54, Vice-President; Library 86,110,123. Safety Club ball Court 4; Cheerleader 56,86,95,103,116,121. Club 1,2, Treasurer 3, 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Art Club 4; B.C. Thomson Scholar- Annual Staff 2,3,4; Na- President 4. 4; Prom Krewe 3. ship; Popularity Poll, Most tional Honor Society 3,4; BLANCHARD, AGNAS 93, BOUDREAUX, DANNY Popular Girl, Best Dressed Safety Club 2,3; Art Club 122. Library Club 2,3,4; 28,30,48,49,72,123. Girl, and Best Girl Ath- 4; FBLA 3; Pel State Alter- FHA 2,3. FFA 2,3,4; Football 1,2, lete. nate 3; Literary Rally BLANCHARD, CATHY 93, CO V BOWLIN, VICKIE 124. Alternate 1,2,3, Contest- 122. Library Club 2,3, BOUDREAUX, DEBRA 91, Pep Club 1,2; Library Club ant 4; Prom Krewe 3; Bas- Vice-President 4; FHA 2, 110,114,115,123. FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4. ketball 1; Social Studies 3; Pep Club 2,3; Prom 2,3, Historian 4; FBLA 3, BREAUX, RONNY 124. Club President 4. Krewe 3. Treasurer 4; Safety Club FBLA 2,3; 4-H Club 1,2, ANDRAS, FAYE 91,115, BLANCHARD, CECILE 91, 2,3,4; Prom Krewe 3. 3,4; Safety Club 2,3; Stu- 121. FHA 1; Safety Club 110,115,122. Safety BOUDREAUX, GUY 124. dent Journal 3; Art Club 4. 1. Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; FFA 1,2,3,4; Safety Club BURD, JAMESETTA 124. ARCEMENT, JUDY 46, FHA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; 2,3; Student Council 3; Pep Club 1,2; FHA 1,2. 48,70,91,110,114,115, Prom Krewe 3. Football 1; Track 1,2,3; CABALLERO, DANNY 86, 121. Fillies 2,3; Safety BLANCHARD, DANIEL Prom Krewe 3. 88,124. FBLA 3; 4-H Club 2,3,4; FBLA 3, Dis- 106,123. FFA 1,2,3,4; BOUDREAUX, RICKY 36, Club 4; Art Club 4. trict Spelling Team 4; Industrial 4. 37,124. Safety Club 1,2; CARPENTER, VONCILLE Prom Krewe 3; Homecom- BLANCHARD, KEITH 106, Science-Math Club 2; 86,93,108,109,124. Li- ing Court First Maid 4; 123. Music Club 1,2; FFA FBLA 3; Track 4; Foreign brary Club 2,3,4; Science- FHA 4; FHA 2,3, Parlia- 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts 4. Language Club 4; Social Math Club 2, Reporter 3, mentarian 4. BLANCHARD, KENNY 85, Studies Club 4; Prom Treasurer 4; Art Club'4. AYSEN, HOWARD 86, 92,110,123. Football 1; Krewe 3. CAVALIER, ANDREW 124. 121. FFA 1; Art Club 4. Basketball 1; Track 1; BOUDREAUX, SUSAN 47, FFA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4. AYSENNE, TOMMIE 122. Safety 2,3,4; Prom Krewe 48,58,75,85,90,95,103, CAZES, JEANNE 125. FFA 1,2,3,4. 3; FBLA 4; Student Council 124. Pep Club 2,3, Cheer- FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; BALDWIN, ALMA 56, 4. leader 4; Annual Staff 2,3, FBLA 3. 122. FHA 2,4; FBLA 3; BLANCHARD, MORGAN 4; Safety Club 2,3,4; Jun- CEDOTAL, EMELIE 125. Library Club 1,2; Pep 106,123. FFA 1,2,3,4. ior Class Treasurer; Student CHARLET, MAZEL 93, Club 1,2; Literary Rally BLANCHARD, RICKY 123. Council 3,4; FHA 3; Na- 125. Library Club 1,2, Contestant in Home Ec. Basketball 1; Football 1; tional Honor Society 3,4; Reporter 3, Treasurer 4; BARBERA, BOBBY 38,39, Track 1,4. Prom Krewe 3. FHA 1, Literary Rally Alter- 72,122. Football 1; Safe- 198 BLANCHARD, ROSEMARY BOURGEOIS, ANNE 24, nate. CHENEVERT, MARK 5, 125. Social Studies 4; Science-Math 2,3,4; Roundup Photographer 3,4. COMEAUX, BERYL 47, 48.101.114.115.116.125. 4-H Club 2,3; Pep Club 3; FHA 3, Songleader 4; For- eign Language Club 4; So- cial Studies Club 4; Prom Krewe 3; B-HI-U 2,3. COMEAUX, SHERYL 110, 115.125. 4-H Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; FHA 3,4; Prom Krewe 3; FBLA 4; B-HI-U 2,3. COSTANZA, TOMMY 22,28,30,32,33,34,38, 39,48,52,67,72,74,78, 84.95.120.125. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Pel State Delegate 3; Prom Krewe 3; Freshman Class Report- er; Junior Class Reporter; Senior Class President; Student Council 1,2,4; Popularity Poll, Most Courteous Boy and Mr. Assumption. COURVILLE, LARRY 125. FFA Horticulture Team 1, 2,3,4; Industrial Arts 4. COURVILLE, LINDA 91, 115.125. FHA 2,3,4; Safety Club 4; Library Club 1. CROCHET, CLINTON 30, 37,48,66,67,72,73,120, 125. FFA 1,2,3,4; Safety Club 1,2; Prom Krewe 3; Freshman Class Vice-Pres- ident; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Vice-President; Senior Class Vice-President; Bas- ketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, All Dis- trict, All State, Second Team All-Prep; Popularity Poll, Most Popular Boy, Most Handsome Boy, and Best Boy Athlete. CROCHET, DANIEL 126. FFA 1,2; FBLA 1. DAIGLE, KAREN 110, 126. FHA 1,2,3; Safety Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; FBLA 4. DIAZ, SIDNEY 25,56, 65,66,74,77,79,85,90, 94.126. National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4; Student Council 4; Safety Club 3,4; Student Journal 2; Prom Krewe 3; Literary Rally, English 1; French 2; Chemistry 3; Advanced Math 4; Popu- larity Poll, Boy Most Like- ly to Succeed and Most Dependable Boy. DOMINGUE, ADAM 126. FFA 1,2,3,4. DOMINGUE, DALE 78, 126. FHA 1,2; Library Club 1. DUGAS, JAMELIA 54,56, 86.126. Art Club 4; 4-H Club 4; Christmas Play 4; District Literary Rally, State Literary Rally. DUPATY, JOYCELYN 115.126. FHA 1. DUPRE, CAROL 65,126. FHA 1; Student Council 1; Popularity Poll, Most Wit- tiest Girl. FALCON, PHYLLIS 86, 110.126. FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 4; Art Club 4; Pep Club 1,2. FALCON, ROBERT 54, 110.116.117.126. FBLA 3, Parliamentarian 4; So- cial Studies Club Parlia- mentarian 4; Safety Club 1,2; Prom Krewe 3. GANN, DIANE 91,115, 127. FHA 1,2,3,4; Safe- ty Club 3,4; Art Club 4; Prom Krewe 3. GAUDET, GEORGE 106, 127. FFA 1,2, Parliamen- tary Procedure Team 3,4; FBLA 4. GAUDET, KAREN 91, 127. FHA 2,3,4; Safety Club 3,4; Art Club 4. GAUTREAUX, ANTOINE 57.92.96.99.127. Music Club 1,2, Manager 3, Vice-President 4; Safety Club 4. GAUTREAUX, DANIEL 92.96.99.127. Music Club 1,2,3, Manager 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Safety Club 4. GILBERT, WALTER 32, 33,34,38,39,52,57,85, 90.127. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1; Golf 3,4; Safety Club 1,2,3, Vice- President of Traffic Safety 4; Prom Krewe 3; Student Council 1,3,4. G1RAUARD, CARL 127. Industrial Arts 4. GUILFOU, SUSAN 86, 110.127. Library Club 1; Student Journal 2; FBLA 4; Art Club 4. GUILLOT, DANIEL 86, 127. Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Prom Krewe 3; Art Club 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2. GUILLOT, IRENE 127. 4-H Club 1; FHA 1; Art Club 4. HARRISON, GLENDA 128. FHA 1,2; Safety Club 1; Annual Staff Ad Collector 1. HARRISON, JIMMY 30, 48.128. Football 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts 4. HARRISON, JOE 29,30, 36.37.48.70.73.92.128. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Safety Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Prom Krewe 3. HARTMAN, CHARLES 29, 30.48.92.102.128. Foot- ball 3,4; Basketball 2,3; Industrial Arts Parliamen- tarian 4; Prom Krewe 3. HEBERT, BONNIE 20,25, 46,48,65,75,76,85,90. 94.103.112.128. Safety Club 1,2,3, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Library Club 1; An- nual Staff 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,4; Fillies 2,3; Pel State Alternate; Homeroom Rep- resentative 1,2,3,4; Lit- erary Rally Alternate Alge- bra 1,2, Chemistry; Na- tional Honor Society 3, President 4; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Home- coming Court First Maid 4; Prom Krewe 3; Popular- ity Poll, Most Typical Girl and Miss Assumption. HEBERT, JO ANN 91, 112.115.128. 4-H Club 1; FHA 4; Safety Club 4. HEBERT, PHILLIP 69,76, 100.101.106.128. FFA 1, 2, Parliamentarian 3, Pres- ident 4; FFA Parliamentary Procedure Team, Soil Judg- ing Team, and Poultry Team; Literary Rally for FFA. HEBERT, STEVE 128. Industrial Arts 3. HEBERT, VIOLET 128. Pep Club 2; Library Club 2. HERNANDEZ, JEFFERY 102.128. FFA 2,3. HERNANDEZ, MICHAEL 96.129. Student Journal 2. HIDALGO, MARY 56,88, 90.115.129. Pep Club 3,4; Student Journal 2; FHA 1, 2,3,4; Safety Club 3,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Prom Krewe 3; Literary Rally for Home Ec 1,4; Nicholls Early Admission Program. HIMEL, ALICE 54,57, 93.108.109.129. Library Club 2,3,4; Science-Math Club Secretary 3, Parlia- mentarian 4. HIRSCH, BARBARA 129. B-HI-U 2,3. LANDRY, CLYDE 129. FFA 4; Industrial Arts 3. LANDRY, CURTIS 129. FFA 3; Industrial Arts 3. LANDRY, DALE 32,34, 37.52.70.72.92.129. Homeroom Representative 1; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2,3, All-District and Most Valuable Player 4; Track 1.2,3,4; FFA 2; Safety |99 Club 3,4. LEBLANC, DANIEL 86, MABILE, HANSEL 100, Team, Soil Judging Team LANDRY, JIM 29,30,48, 130. Art Club 4; FFA 1,2. 106,131. FFA 1,2, Re- 3,4; Junior Sugarcane 92,106,129. FFA 1,2,3, LEBLANC, DIANNE 110, porter 3, Vice-President Farmer of Assumption Par- 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 115,130. FHA 1,2,3,4; 4; FFA Range and Pasture ish 3; 4-H Club 2,3, Vice- 1; Safety Club 3, Vice- FBLA 3, Reporter 4; Pep Judging Team, and Parlia- President 4; Safety Club 2, President of Recreation Club 1,2; Safety Club 3; mentary Law Team 1,2, 3, Farm Vice-President 4. Safety 4; Homeroom Rep- Art Club 4; Prom Krewe 3; 3,4. NEWCHURCH, KATHLEEN resentative 2. Track 3. MABILE, LYNN 131. 56,85,90,94,112,115,132. LANDRY, KENNETH A. LEBLANC, JANET 86, FFA 1,2,3,4. Student Council 1,2,3,4; 129. Safety Club 1,2,3; 130. FHA 2,3,4; FBLA 4; MABILE, NERE 94,95, National Honor Society 3, Industrial Arts 4. Pep Club 1,2. 109,132. FFA 1; Safety Reporter 4; Safety Club 3, LANDRY, KENNETH M. LEBLANC, JOEY 32,34, Club 2; Science-Math Reporter 4; FHA 3,4; Pep 86,96,99,102,129. Music 38,39,52,65,72,120,130. Club Vice-President 3,4; Club 1,2,3,4; Literary Club 2,3,4; Safety Club 2, Football 1,2; Basketball 1, National Honor Society 4. Rally for Radio Speaking. 3; Art Club 4; Basketball 2,3, Coaches Award 4; MARQUETTE, DEBBIE NOLAN, GREG 30,43,88, 1; Prom Krewe 3. Track 1,2,3; Golf 2,3,4; 56,110,115,132. FHA 1, 92,132. FFA 1,2,3,4; LANDRY, MIKE 130. Student Council 1,3; Sen- 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Pep Club 4-H Club Short Course 1, Music Club 1,2,3, Man- ior Class Treasurer; Prom 2,3; Safety Club 2; Liter- 2,3; Key Award 4; Safety ager 4. Krewe 3. ary Rally for Shorthand. Club 3,4; Track 1,2; Prom LANDRY, MURRY 29,30, LEBLANC, JULIUS 131. MARTINEZ, TIBBY 38, Krewe 3; Football 1,2,3, 31,48,84,90,94,95,120, Art Club 4; Industrial Arts 39,87,132. Football 1, All District and Tulane 130. National Honor So- 3; FBLA 4. Manager 2; Basketball Scholarship 4. ciety 3,4; Safety Club 1, LEBLANC, MICHAEL 36, Manager 1; Golf 1,2,3,4; ONCALE, NEAL 88,92, 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; 37,96,99,102,131. Music Safety Club 1,2,3; Art 96,99,133. Music Club Prom Krewe 3; Pel State Club 1,2,3, District Honor Club Sergeant at Arms 4; 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2, Alternate 3; Freshman Band 4; Track 1,2, Letter- Student Council 1,4. Short Course 3,4; Safety Class President; Sopho- man 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; MICHOT, CHRIS 36,37, Club 3,4. more Class Representative; Prom Krewe 3. 54,92,116,132. Student PATTERSON, JUDY 133. Senior Class Representa - LEBLANC, PAM 110,115, Journal 2,3; Safety Club 4-H Club 1,2; FBLA 1,2; tive; Student Council Hon- 131. Library Club 1,2; 3,4; Social Studies Club FHA 1,2,3. orary Member 1,2,3,4. Safety Club 3; FHA 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Prom Krewe PERERA, CLYDE 133. LANDRY, NANCY 56, FBLA 3,4. 3; Track 4; Christmas Play FFA 3,4. 85,90,94,112,115,130. LEBLANC, SHELIA 93, 4; Ecology Program 4. PERERA, ERROL 30,31, FHA 2, Songleader 3,4; 110,131. FBLA 4; Library MILLER, SANDRA 70,93, 48,133. Football 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Safety Club 4. 132. Pep Club 1,2,3; Li- 4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Club 1,2,3,4; National LEONARD, STERLING brary Club 1,2,3, Report- Industrial Arts 4; Prom Honor Society 3, Treas- 100,106,131. FFA 1,2,3, er 4; 4-H Club 1. Krewe 3. urer 4; Track 3; Prom Parliamentarian 4; FFA MOLAISON, EDWARD PERERA, GLYNN 133. Krewe 3; Student Council Parliamentary Law Team 29,30,48,132. Prom FFA 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1, 4; Nicholls Early Admis- 1,2,3,4; FFA Ornamental Krewe 3; Football 1,2,3, 2; Prom Krewe 3. sion Program 3; Literary Horticulture Team 3,4; 4. PIPSAIR, MARTHA 93, Rally for Typing. Literary Rally for FFA. MORALES, DIANE 132. 110,133. Library Club 1, LANDRY,RODNEY 106, LESUEUR, LAURIE 28, Library Club 2,3. 2,3,4; Prom Krewe 3; 4-H 130. FFA 1,2,3,4; Track 29,30,32,34,36,37,48, NAQUIN, NELL 110,111, Club 1,2; Student Journal 2,3. 52,66,72,131. Football 112,132. FHA 1,2,3, 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; LANDRY, WARREN 30, 1,2,3, Coaches and Cap- President 4; FBLA 3, Sec- FHA 1,2,3; Safety Club 1. 48,130. Football 1,2,3, tains Award 4; Basketball retary 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; PINTADO, TERRICK 95, 4; Track 3,4. 1,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Prom Safety Club 2,3; Literary 100,106,133. FFA 1,2,3, LA WES, LARRY 36,37, Krewe 3; Popularity Poll, Rally, Math 1, Home Ec Secretary 4; FFA Parlia- 108,109,130. Science- Best Dressed Boy. 2, Home Ec 3; Nicholls mentary Procedure Team Math Club 3,4; Football MABILE, ANTHONY 106, Early Admission Program 3. 2,3,4; Pasture and Range 1,2; Track 1,2,3, Letter- 131. Industrial Arts 4; NAQUIN, RODNEY 89, Team 2,3,4; Dekalb man 4; Prom Krewe 3; FFA 1,4. 92,100,106,132. Music Award 4. Nicholls Early Admission MABILE, DOUGLAS 131. Club 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3, POGUE, MARILYN 133. Program. 200 FFA 1,2,3,4. Sentinel 4; Dairy Judging B-HI-U 2,3. PRINCE, CHERYL 70,86, 88,133. 4-H Club 1,4; Library Club 1; Art Club 4; Track 3; Student Council 1. PRINCE, ROBIN 106,133. FFA 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1, 2,3,4; Safety Club 2,3,4; Prom Krewe 3; Industrial Arts 4. RAFFRAY, LONNIE 95, 96.99.134. Music Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 4; Dis- trict Literary Rally 1,2,3; National Honor Society 4. RICHARD, BARBARA 1, 25,46,48,52,56,94,104. 134. Track 3; Fillies 2,3; 4-H Club 3; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Prom Krewe 3; Annual Staff Business Manager 2,3,4; Home- coming Court 4; Basketball Court 4; Pel State Dele- gate; Literary Rally 1,2, 3,4; Math Scholarship to Nicholls. RICHARD, FRANCIS 92, 134. 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Safety Club 3,4; Music Club 1; Prom Krewe 3. RICHARD, GLEN 88,134. 4-H Club 1,2, Short Course 3,4; Safety Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2; Social Studies Club 4; Prom Krewe 3. ST. GERMAIN, BONNIE 100.106.134. FFA 1; FFA Poultry ludging Team 2,3,4; Prom Krewe 3. SANCHEZ, MARILYN 35.115.134. FHA 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2; Track 4. SANCHEZ, RICKY 86, 134. FFA 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1; Art Club 1. SCHEXSNAYDER, CHARLES 86.116.134. FFA 1; Art Club 4; Social Studies Club 4; Music Club 1. SEDOTAL, EMMA 134. Library Club 1,2; Student Council 2; 4-H Club 3,4; Student lournal 3; Safety Club 1,2. SETTOON, GLENDA 47, 48.93.134. Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2, 3, Secretary 4; Homecom- ing Court 4; Prom Krewe 3; 4-H Club 1. SIMONEAUX, CHERYL 47.48.90.112.115.134. FHA 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Krewe 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Safety Club 2,3,4. SIMONEAUX, DOLORUS 70.90.112.115.135. Pep Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1; Safety Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Krewe 3; Student Council 2; FHA 4. SIMONEAUX, DONA 67, 74.85.91.115.120.135. Pep Club 1; Fillies 2,3; Safety Club 2,3,4; Sopho- more Class Reporter; Sen- ior Class Secretary; Stu- dent Council 4; Popularity Poll, Most Courteous Girl; Prom Krewe 3. SIMONEAUX, IOSEPH 94.95.96.99.135. FFA 1; Safety Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Prom Krewe 3; Ecology Program 4; Music Club 1,2; Librar- ian 3, President 4. SIMONEAUX, MARY 115, 135. FHA 1,2,3,4. SIMONEAUX, RODNEY 135. FFA 1,2; Art Club 4; Industrial Arts 4. SOUTHALL, RUSSELL 116.135. Social Studies Club 4; National Honor Society 4. STANTON, TRUDY 101, 109.135. Music Club 1,2; Prom Krewe 3; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Student Journal 3; Science-Math Club 4; B-HI-U 3,4; Foreign Lan- guage Club 4. STEVENS, IANE 1,24, 47.48.74.85.91.104.135. Pep Club 2,3,4; Safety Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 2, lunior Editor 3, Editor 4; Prom Krewe 3; Home- coming Court 4; Pel State Alternate; Leadership Con- ference at L. S.U. 3; Ecol- ogy Program 4; Student Council 3,4. TALBOT, AUBERT 31, 37,92,106,135. Football 1, Manager 4; Track 1,2, Letterman 3,4; Safety Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Safety Club 2,3,4; Prom Krewe 3. TALBOT, EDDIE 106, 135. FFA 1,2,3,4. TALBOT, EMILE 136. FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2. TALBOT, GREGORY 29, 30,37,48,70,89,136. Football 1,2, Letterman 3, 4; Track 1,2, Letterman 3,4; Basketball 2,3; FFA 1, 2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3, Parliamentarian 4; Student Council 3; Prom Krewe 3. TALBOT, JANET 25,56, 76,91,94,95,110,115, 136. National Honor So- ciety 4; Safety Club 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 3; Prom Krewe 3; Nicholls Early Admission Program; Literary Rally 3,4; Miss FBLA 4; Ecology Program. TALBOT, THOMAS 32, 34,37,38,39,52,65,90, 136. Football 1,2; Basket- ball 1,2,3, Letterman 4; Track 1,2,3, Letterman 4; Golf 3,4; Safety Club 1,2,3,4; Safety Club Pres- ident 4; Student Council 2; Annual Staff 3; Prom Krewe 3; 4-H Club 3. TEMPLET, EVELYN 136. FHA 3; Library Club 2. THERIOT, EVELYN 136. FHA 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Student lournal 2,3; Prom Krewe 3. THERIOT, PATSY 136. Library Club 1,2. THIBODEAUX, SUSAN 46,48,67,91,112,120, 136. Pep Club 2, Vice- President 3,4; Safety Club 2,3, Vice-President of School Safety 4; FHA 1,2, 3, Vice-President 4; Stu- dent Council 1; Homecom- ing Court Queen; Prom Krewe 3; Pel State Alter- nate. TRICHE, RISLEY 56,84, 87.136. Safety Club 2, Reporter 3; Annual Staff Ad Collector 3; Pel State Delegate 3; Prom Krewe 3; School Mascot 1,2,3, 4; Art Club President 4; Student Council Parlia- mentarian 3, Reporter 4; District Literary Rally 4; Ecology Program. TRUXILLO, MARK 92, 136.' Safety Club 3,4; In- dustrial Arts 3,4. WASHINGTON, KERWOOD 36.37.86.136. Football 2.3; FFA 2,3,4; Art Club 3; Track 2,3. WIGGINS, MERVIN 137. FFA 1,2,3; Industrial Arts 4. WILLIAMS, IRIS 137. WILLIAMS, MARION 137. WOODS, ODOM 86,137. FFA 1,2,3,4; Prom Krewe 3; Art Club 4; Industrial Arts 4. 201 JUNIORS Acosta, Faye 56,90,95, 109.139 Adams, Lorna 139 Alleman, Loretta 139 Alleman, Margaret 139 Alleman, Mitzi 47,48, 90.139 Alleman, Roger 31,139 Alleman, Ruth 95,139 Alleman, Sidney 86,107, 139 Arcement, Jody 31,62, 63.101.107.139 Aucoin, Gary 32,34,139 Aucoin, Linda 93,139 Aucoin, Uhry 29,36,102, 139 Babin, Angela 112,116, 117.139 Bailey, Dorothy 24,63, 85.94.95.114.115.139 Baldwin, Germaine 139 Barbier, Edward 30,139 Barthel, Robert 56,88, 100.107.139 Beilina, Jeanne 62,86, 115.139 Benoit, Patrick 107,139 Bergeron, Ronald 102,139 Besson, Charles J. 102 Blanchard, Arthur 139 Blanchard, Barry 86,139 Blanchard, Bruce 86,139 Blanchard, Catherine 115, 139 Blanchard, Elaine 139 Blanchard, Ernest 86,90, 96.139 Blanchard, Horace 139 Blanchard, Margaret 91, 139 Blanchard, Minor 139 Blanchard, Nelson 55,85, 86,88,96,96,108,109, 139 Blanchard, Paulette 115 Blanchard, Ray 140 Blanchard, Roy 88,107, 140 Blanchard, Wayne 29, 102.140 Bolden, Rosetta 140 Bolden, Yolanda 112,140 Boudreaux, Arthur 96, 112.140 Boudreaux, Katherine 112, 115.140 Boudreaux, Mary 85,112, 140 Boudreaux, Steve 88,140 Boudreaux, Timmy 31, 63.90.116.117.140 Boudreaux, Vickie 140 Bourg, Sonya 140 Breaux, Ann 86,88,90, 112.140 Breaux, Brad 140 Breaux, Don 102,107,140 Bucci, Kathy 35,52,62, 85,86,87,94,95,112, 140 Cavalier, Roy 140 Cazes, Janet 56,140 Cedatol, Michael 29,31, 32.36.63.107.140 Chamberlain, J. C. 30, 36.140 Clause, Curtis 30,88,107, 140 Crochet, Barry 140 Crochet, Evelyn 140 Daigle, Benny 88,116, 140 Daigle, Darlene Kloz. 62.88.91.115.140 Daigle, Darlene Tootie 89.103.105.112.140 Daigle, Gerald 140 Daigle, Martha 115,140 Daze, Debbie 85,88,91, 112.140 Daze, Nellie 141 Delaune, Linda 141 Dizney, Sam 1,68,86,141 Domingue, Lucy 141 Donnie, Ruby 91,141 Dorsey, Sandra 57,141 Dugas, Cathy 62,86,95, 112.115.141 Dugas, Michael 141 Dugas, Ronnie 102,117, 141 Dulaney, Darlene 141 Dupre, Anne 62,88,91, 115.141 Falterman, Chester 56, 94.117.141 Fangue, Nathan 29,36, 102.117.141 Fernandez, Darlene 91, 112.115.141 Fertitta, Stephen 36,90, 95.141 Fletcher, Leona 112,141 Frioux, Kate 91,115,141 Futrell, Fred 36,141 Gann, Wanda Kay 63,64, 85.88.91.115.141 Garrison, William 141 Gaudet, Lou Ann 91,112, 115.141 Gauthe, Henry 92,107, 141 Gauthreaux, Michael 141 George, Marlene 91,141 Gros, Roger 102,141 Gros, Mike 142 Guillot, Charlene 142 Guillot, Mildred 115,142 Harrison, Kevin 24,28, 37.62.84.142 Hebert, Gwen 86,88,112, 115.142 Hebert, Janice 85,95, 101.112.115.142 Hebert, Michael 31,102, 142 Hebert, Philip 101,106, 142 Himel, Carol 62,95,101, 112.142 Himel, Carolyn 62,95, 101.112.142 Himel, Craig 86,101, 109.142 Howser, Fled 102,142 Hue, Jerry 142 Jumonville, Eddie 107, 142 LaCoste, Richard 57,142 Landry, Debra 85,112, 142 Landry, Dianne 93,115, 142 Landry, Dorraine 91,115, 142 Landry, Ethyl 112,115, 142 Landry, Jesspy 102,107, 142 Landry, Kenneth 95,142 Landry, Michael J. 142 Landry, Michael P. 142 Landry, Morgan 107,142 Landry, Randal 96,117, 142,111 Landry, Ricky 49,90,142 Landry, Robert 102,142 Landry, Ronald 36,88, 117,142 Landry, Sandra 90,142 Lawson, Clyde 32,116, 143 LeBlanc, Betty 115,143 LeBlanc, Deborah 85,88, 90.94.95.101.143 LeBlanc, Janet 101,143 LeBlanc, James 102,143 LeBlanc, Katherine 62, 115.143 LeBlanc, Mary E. Betsy 1,24,52,53,62,63,84, 85.90.94.95.104.143 LeBlanc, Melanie 112, 143 LeBlanc, Raymond 107, 143 LeBlanc, Samuel 30,90, 107.143 LeBlanc, Virgie 115,143 Leonard, Robert 143 Lewis, Althea 35,101, 112.143 Mabile, Deborah 91,115, 143 Marshall, Virginia 112, 115.143 Matherne, Lloyd J. 100, 107.143 Medine, Greg 102,143 Melancon, Anne 85,91, 112.143 Miller, Penny 88,143 Monson, Jacqueline 89, 101.117.143 Monson, Johnny 96,100, 107.143 Morales, Betty Ann 91, 115.143 Navarre, Patrica 62,90, 143 Newchurch, Frank 143 Newchurch, Susan 91, 112.115.143 Newchurch, Tommy 101, 102.107.144 Ordoyne, Marilyn 144 Peltier, Carl 96,107,144 Peltier, Marie Maggie 116.117.144 202 Perera, Claudette 91,115, 144 Politz, Susan 91,115,144 Ragan, James 144 Randolph, Helen 35,112, 144 Rentrop, Harold 144 Richard, Bobby 57,86 102.144 Richard, Darlene 62,90, 112.144 Richard, Sue Ann 35,52, 85.89.91.144 Rivere, Judy Rivero, Leonard 102,107 144 Rodrigue, Nicholas Nicky 24,32,84,85, 88,92,95,100,106,107, 144 Sanchez, Janice Sanders, Monalisa 144 Sedotal, Cynthia 115,144 Sevin, Mona 91,115,144 Sherman, Paula 115,144 Simmons, Connie 84,94, 95.101.112.144 Simoneaux, Barry 96,144 Simoneaux, Debra 56,93, 95.109.144 Simoneaux, Delaine 144 Simoneaux, Suzanne 62, 94.95.111.112.144 Simoneaux, Whitney 36, 86.144 Smith, Betty Romaine 56, 95.108.109.144 St. Germaine, Norman 86 St. Germaine, Ruben 95, 96.116.117.144 Talbot, Catherine 144 Talbot, Faye 96,97,144 Tarpley, Deborah 86,144 Templet, Mary 112,115, 144 Templet, Rosalie 145 Templet, Myra 115 Terry, Joyce 145 Theriot, Donna 112,115, 145 Theriot, Sonya Theriot, Terry 145 Theriot, Mary 112,145 Thibodeaux, Dianne 62, 86,88,94,95,112,114, 145 Thibodeaux, Russell 102 Thibodeaux, Susan 96,145 Thornton, Verlie 29,145 Toups, Ray 31,145 Tramonte, Pam 145 Triche, Tina 47,48,58, 59.84.91.94.95.145 Truehill, Iris 56,95,112, 145 Truxillo, Paul 145 Valois, Debbie 24,52,58, 59,84,85,90,94,95, 103.104.145 Vedros, Pat 111,145 Wagnespack, Anthony 96, 145 Waguespack, David 24, 32.62.63.96.145 Waguespack, Katherine Kathy 88,145 White, John 145 Williams, Huey 96,145 Williams, Julie 112,145 Woods, Gail 62,85,88,90, 94,95,103.104,105, 112.114.115.145 Woods, Elaine 91,112, 115.145 SOPHOMORES Acosta, Delores 113,147 Albarado, Clint 147 Alleman, Maria 86,113, 147 Alleman, Randy 147 Arboneaux, Warren 147 Arboneaux, Wayne 29,32, 87.92.117.147 Ardoin, Michael 31,56, 107.117.147 Aucoin, Albert 32,107, 147 Aucoin, Patricia 147 Ausbrooks, Betty 147 Aysen, Steven 102,147 Bailey, Ervin 86,147 Barbera, Conrad 31,32, 90.117.147 Barrilleaux, Janelle 85, 90.113.114.147 Beadle, John 86,116,117, 147 Blanchard, Bruce 147 Blanchard, Donald 147 Blanchard, Ellen 35,88, 113.147 Blanchard, Leroy 86,147 Blanchard, Loretta 35,86, 113.147 Blanchard, Mary 85,86, 114.147 Blanchard, Paula 35,88, 113.147 Blanchard, Ricky 147 Blanchard, Shirley 147 Blanchard, Sidonia 35,147 Blanchard, Warren 32, 102.107.147 Blanchard, Wayne 32, 100.147 Bolotte, Janice 88,147 Bordis, Mary 147 Borne, David 102,147 Borne, Henry 36,148 Borne, Herbert 107,148 Boudreaux., Percy 96,148 Boudreaux, Roxanne 84, 90.113.148 Boudreaux, Sharon 114, 148 Boudreaux, Wanda 101, 113.114.148 Boyett, Susan 90,113,148 Breaux, Bonnie 101,114, 148 Breaux, Faron 148 Brown, Richie 148 Cancienne, Catherine 70, 88.101.148 Carmouche, Jeanette 54, 56,58,59,73,85,86, 87,148,35 Cavalier, Ricky 148,31 Cedotal, Ricky 86,148 Charlet, Gerald 101,116, 117.148 Chenevert, Susan 101, 148 Clement, Pamela 91,113, 114.148 Comeaux, Mahalia 148 Comeaux, Marilyn 35,91, 117.148 Cortez, Cynthia 148 Courville, Armond 107, 148,155 Crochet, David 148 Crochet, June 86,114,148 Crochet, Louise 148 Daigle, Cathy 86,113, 114.148 Daigle, Dave 149 Daigle, Ronnie Paul 107, 149 Daze, Catherine 85,91, 113.149 Dickerson, Suzanne 117, 149 Dizney, Adele 56,91, 113.149 Dolese, Gene 90,149 Domingue, Karen 149, 155 Domingue, Loretta 86, 149.151 Domingue, Wendy 86, 114.149 Duet, Christopher 102, 149 Dugas, Celeste 149 Dugas, Connie 88,112, 149 Dugas, Ramona 113,114, 149 Dupre, Howard 149 • Esnealt, Glynn 149 Evans, Michael 31,96, 117.149 Falcon, Dianne 114,149 Falcon, Patricia 88,114, 149 Foret, Roxanne 86,149 Gaudet, Evelyn 149 Gauthreaux, Charlene 86, 149 Gauthreaux, Harry 149 Gauthreaux, Marion 85, 91.114.149 Gauthreaux, Ted 149 Gauthreaux, Virginia 114, 149 Gilchrist, Caleb 149 Giroir, Jan 113,114,149 Giroir, Shelby 88,102, 149 Girouard, Charlotte 149 Gremillion, Hubert 117, 149.151 Grisaffe, James 38,117, 150,31 Gros, Chris 150 Gros, Francis 37,88,100, 107,150 Gros, Judy 150 Gros, Oudrey 31,57,117, 150 203 Gros, Sharon 113,150 Guedry, Paul 86,150 Guilfou, Delores 86,150 Guillot, Debra 150 Hadrick, Gwendolyn 113, 150 Harris, Michael 150 Hebert, Gary 96,150 Hebert, Kathleen 150 Herbert, Russell 150 Hernandez, Dale 96,150 Himel, Dianne 88,96, 150 Jackson, Charles 32,150 Jamison, Darlene 113, 114,150 Johnson, Gwen 150 Jones, Rodney 150 Jones, Barbara 150 Joseph, Anthonette 144, 151 Joseph, Judith 114,151 Jupiter, Adele 151 LaBarre, Floyd 109,1,151 Landry, Brent 36,151 Landry, Cathy 85,113, 151 Landry, Cynthia 151 Landry, Dale 88,91,151 Landry, Dave 107,151 Landry, Debra 58,59,84, 90.114.151 Landry, Glenn 102,151 Landry, Marinda 88,91, 151 Landry, Preston 102,107, 151 Landry, Robert 107,151 Landry, Roy 120,151 Landry, Stephen 88,92, 107.151 Landry, Wayne 151 LeBlanc, Daniel 107,151 LeBlanc, Fred 88,96,100, 107.151 LeBlanc, Gwen 96,114, 151 LeBlanc, Karen 152 LeBlanc, Theresa 114,152 Leggett, Sylvia 113,152 LeGleu, Judy 152 Leonard, Gleeda 35,56, 91.114.152 Leonard, Joyce 86,88, 113.117.152 Leonard, Linda 91,152 Le Sueur, Helen 85,91, 113.152 Lirette, Dianne 152 Mabile, Anna 113,114, 152 Mabile, Billy 107,152 Mabile, Fabin 152 Mabile, Martha 113,152 Mabile, Susan 85,91,112, 114.152 Mayon, Rickey 152 Melancon, Danny 31,152 Melancon, Denise 91,113, 114.152 Metre jean, Carolyn 152 Michot, Greg 88,96,109, 152 Miller, Julie 88,91,113, 152 Miller, Patrick 102,152 Mills, Sharon 152 Monson, Wesley 69,107, 152 Morales, Vera 93,113, 152 Naquin, Daisy 88,96,97, 101.152 Naquin, Faith 91,96,152 Naquin, Kimothy 88,153 Naquin, Mark 107,153 Naquin, Ramona 153 Naquin, Susan 96,153 Nelson, Lenroy 32,153 Nicholas, Victor 32,153 Nolan, Jackie 88,96,153 Parsons, Cecil 153 Paternostro, Angelo 107, 153 Pennison, Sandra 153 Politz, Diana 86,88,113, 114.153 Prejean, Anna Lee 153 Pujol, Sharon 153 Ragan, Ruby 153 Reed, Ramona 153 Richard, Curtis 29,57,86, 151.153 Richard, Daryl 153 Richard, Sally 88,91,113, 153 Richard, Susan 153 Richard, Walter 107,153 Rivere, Alcon 153 Rivere, Stanley 57,153 Rivere, Youman 107,153 Rivero, Mary 114,153 Rivet, Darlene 88,96,97, 101.153 Rodrigue, Ann 86,113, 114.154 Rodrigue, John 28,32,36, 56.85.154 Rogers, Roger 96,109,154 Ross, Percy 96,154 Rousseau, Heidi 88,90, 93.154 Rousseau, Loretta 56,90, 154 Roy, Andrew 154 Russo, Anthony 154 Russo, Peter 32,154 Sanchez, Debra 85,90, 113.114.154 Schillaci, Rickie 30,107, 154 Schwab, Cindy 88,101, 154 Sedotal, Jacqueline 88, 114.154 Sedotal, Joseph 107,154 Sherman, Beverly 114, 117.154 Simmons, Marion 90,113, 154 Simoneaux, George 96, 154 Simoneaux, Jacqueline 88, 113.114.154 Simoneaux, Jeffrey 92, 107.151.154 Simoneaux, Karen 91,154 Simoneaux, Kenneth 102, 154 Singer, Joe 154 Starks, Joyce 154 Stewart, Jerilyn 113,114, 117.154 St. Germain, Francis 91, 107.154 Talbot, Lawrence Greg 29.32.36.107.117.155 Templet, Agra 88,155 Templet, Ann 113,155 Templet, Benson 57,86, 88.96.117.155 Templet, Rickey 100,107, 155 Theriot, Beverly 114,155 Thibaut, John 155 Thibodeaux, Curtis 155 Thibodeaux, Glenn 155 Thibodeaux, Terry 85, 88 88,92,107,155 Thornton, Vickie 86,109, 155 Toups, Marjorie 91,155 Tramonte, Arlyn 155 Truxillo, Marion 155 Truxillo, Michael 155 Turner, Angela 117,155 Turner, Floyd 155 Valois, Moore 92,103, 107,155 Verette, Brenda 155 Walker, Billy 155 Washington, Kathy 101, 155 Watson, Greg 49,86,102, 155 White, Rebecca 86,155 Woods, Ann 114,155 FRESHMEN Acosta, Alma 157 Acosta, Beryl 91,113,114, 157 Acosta, Bruce 107,157 Acosta, Clark 157 Acosta, Craig 86,157 Adams, Debra Adams, Michael 157 Albarado, Gloria 157 Albarado, Shirlene 85, 96,97,157 Alleman, Claiborne 157 Alleman, Darlene 157 Alleman, Dora 35,157 Alleman, Edgar Jr. 88, 157 Alleman, Gary Alleman, Ray 85,117, 157 Alleman, Raymond 157 Alsay, Tyrone Amedee, Kathy 113,157 Anderson, Ada 114,157 Andras, Mary 157 Arboneaux, Terry 157 Arcement, Alan 107,157 Arcement, Glenn 157 Aucoin, Don P. 107,157 Aucoin, Donald J. 157 Aucoin, Marlene 157 Aucoin, Nathan 157 Aucoin, Rebecca 157 204 Aucoin, Sidney 157 Babin, Judith 101,113, 157 Babin, Lonnie 157 Bailey, Harry 157 Baldwin, Warren 157 Barbier, Donald 158 Barrio, Loretta 114,158 Beilina, Gregory 107,158 Benoit, Barbara 158 Bergeron, Alvin 158 Bergeron, Clarence 85, 117.158 Blanchard, Clark 158 Blanchard, Daniel 107, 158 Blanchard, Darrell 56,158 Blanchard, Gaulbert 158 Blanchard, George 117, 158 Blanchard, Hazel 91,158 Blanchard, Henry 88,158 Blanchard, Mark 158 Blanchard, Michael 158 Blanchard, Nolan 88,96, 158 Blanchard, Ramona 158 Blanchard, Tony 158 Bolotte, Jeffrey 40,88, 158 Booty, Sybil 113,158 Boudreaux, Charles 107, 158 Boudreaux, Floyd 158 Boudreaux, Geraldine 158 Boudreaux, Lydia 113,114, 158 Boudreaux, Marie 93,96, 158 Boudreaux, Michael 158 Boudreaux, Neal 158 Bourg, Patricia 158 Bourgeois, Eddie 38,39, 40.85.158 Boutain, Gerald 158 Breaux, Christine 96,159 Breaux, Darwin 40,159 Breaux, Debbie 114,159 Breaux, Doreen 113,159 Breaux, Ronald 159 Brooks, Ann 159 Brown, Royal Burd, Lovell 114,159 Butler, Donna 117,159 Campo, Cheryl 113,159 Cancienne, Chris 159 Cancienne, Wayne Carr, Harold 159 Cavalier, C. J. 106,159 Cavalier, Gary 159 Cavalier, Geneva 159 Chachati, Victor 159 Chaisson, Cinda 113,159 Charlet, Barry 159 Chenevert, Matthew 85, 88.108.109.117.159 Clause, Connie 57,88, 113.159 Comeaux, Celeste 159 Comeaux, Nelson 86,159 Coupel, Charlotte 159 Coupel, Jimmy 159 Crochet, Charlotte 159 Crochet, Gregory 107, 159 Crochet, Odile 160 Crochet, Roxanne 160 Crochet, Terry 160 Daggs, Loreno Daigle, Albert Jr. Daigle, Candace 160 Daigle, Carl 40,160 Daigle, Debra 113,160 Daigle, Elizabeth 160 Daigle, Julie 160 Daigle, Lydia 113,114, 160 Daigle, Michael 40,56, 160 Daigle, Ramona 113,160 Daigle, Ronald 160 David, Randy 40,85,160 Daze, Philip III 160 Delaune, Denise 113,160 Demouchet, Mary Desira, Josie 160 Diaz, Kenneth 107,160 Dies, David 107,160 Dolese, Mark 160 Dugas, Darrell 117,160 Dugas, Janet 91,114,160 Dugas, Susan 113,160 Dulaney, Johnny 160 Dupre, Charlotte 160 Falcon, Gary 107,160 Falcon, Judy 91,96,160 Fangue, Sandra 96,117, 160 Fernandez, Carl 107,160 Fernandez, Rickey 160 Fletcher, Sandra 35,96, 160 Foret, Bennie 161 Foret, Roxanne 117 Freyou, Tilsey 161 Gaspard, Grady 161 Gaudet, Floyd Gaudet, Karen 161 Gaudet, Wanda 161 Gauthe, Danny 40,56, 106.117.161 Gauthreaux, Eugene 161 Gauthreaux, Ronald 107, 161 Gauthreaux, Sheryl 113, 161 Gauthreaux, Wallace 161 Giroir, Daniel 161 Gordon, Betty 161 Grandin, Keith 107,161 Grandin, Louis 161 Grisaffe, Betty 161 Gros, Adam 161 Gros, Albon 161 Gros, Deborah 161 Gros, Helen 161 Gros, Jacqueline 85,96, 97.117.161 Gros, Patricia 88,117, 161 Gros, Susan 117,161 Guedry, Neil 40,85,161 Hadrick, Mildred 113, 114.161 Harrison, Bobby Harrison, Brian 40,162 Hartman, Glenda 57,162 Hebert, Janet 162 Hebert, Judith 162 Hebert, Raymond 162 Hebert, Wilton 162 Hernandez, Johnny 162 Hernandez, Kim 91,113, 114.162 Hernandez, Margarite 93, 96.162 Himel, Janet 93,113, 114.162 Himel, Vanessa 88,91, 162 Holmes, Marion 162 Howser, Karen 162 Hue, Dianna 113,162 Hue, Elaine 162 James, Rita 162 Jarvis, Harold Johnson, Curtis 162 Johnson, Joycelyn 162 Johnson, Lloyd Jones, Gale 114,162 Keys, Ronald 162 Kirk, Wayne 162 Kirkland, Marsha 162 LaBarre, Janelle 85,91, 113.114.162 LaCoste, Jacqueline 162 Landry, Dale 40,162 Landry, Joy 85,113,114, 116.117.163 Landry, Kathy 85,163 Landry, Linda 117,163 Landry, Mark 107,163 Landry, Michael 163 Landry, Milton 163 Landry, Rickey 107,163 Landry, Ronnie 40,163 Landry, Sheila 91,113, 163 Landry, Susan 96,163 Landry, Terry 163 Landry, Wilbert Jr. 163 Lawes, Linda 93,163 LeBlanc, Deborah 163 LeBlanc, Frannie 85,91, 113.163 LeBlanc, Joe 163 LeBlanc, Mary Ann 163 LeBlanc, Michael 163 LeBlanc, Ronald 163 LeBlanc, Rosalie 163 LeBlanc, Susan 96,163 LeBlanc, Terry 96,163 LeBlanc, Theresa 163 Leonard, Daryl 163 Mabile, Edwina 163 Mabile, Eugene 163 Mabile, Mazie 163 Mabile, Nelson 163 Mabile, Sam 85,107,117, 163 McAdams, James 163 Meads, Mack 164 Metre jean, Trudy 93,164 Miller, Preston 164 Mills, Kevin 40,164 Mills, Lydia 164 Monson, Joan 93,164 Montet, Varren 164 Moore, Connie Naquin, Julie 113,164 205 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Naquin, Linda 164 Naquin, Lindon 164 Naquin, Stephen 164 Nelson, Ethelee 164 Nelson, Kenneth 40,164 Nelson, Rosalee 164 Ohmer, Martin Oncale, Sheila 113,164 Oufnac, Jessie Parsons, Williams 164 Patterson, Darnella 57, 114,164 Patureau, Ira Pennison, Reuben 164 Pierce, Amos 85,164 Pilley, David 164 Plummer, Alfredia Ponvelle, Robert 164 Ponvelle, Steve 107,164 Prejean, Michael 164 Prejeant, Harris 107,164 Prince, Rachel 85,88,90, 96,165 Reed, Willie 41,165 Rentrop, Janet 165 Rentrop, Steve 165 Richard, Brenda 165 Richard, Gerald 165 Richard, Grant 107,165 Richard, James 88,165 Richard, Mark 107,165 Richard, Ronald 165 Richard, Sandra 165 Richard, Vicky 165 Rogers, Robert 165 Rousseau, Rita 96,165 Sanchez, Betty 165 Sanchez, Charles 165 Sanchez, Dale 107 Sanchez, James 165 Sanchez, Marilyn 165 Sanchez, Ronald 165 Schexnayder, Linda 117, 165 Scimeaux, Patrick 107, 165 Sevin, Martin 165 Simoneaux, Anthony 88, 105.165 Simoneaux, Marcia 91, 165 Simoneaux, Mary Ann 70, 113.114.165 Simoneaux, Michael 166 Simoneaux, Pamela 113, 114.166 Simoneaux, Paul 90,117, 166 Simoneaux, Ralph 117, 166 Simoneaux, Randal 96, 166 Simoneaux, Trudy Ann 93.113.166 Skidmore, Marcia 166 Skidmore, Wendell 166 Smith, George 166 Southall, Claiborne 166 Southall, Vanessa 166 Stanton, Mary 96,166 Steward, Robert Stubbs, Bobby Stubbs, Jewell 166 Talbot, Thomas 166 Tarpley, Ricky 166 Templet, Eve Ann 85, 166 Templet, Johnny 101, 107.166 Templet, Larry 166 Templet, Norbert 166 Templet, Wade 86,166 Theriot, Curtis 167 Theriot, Dianne 167 Theriot, Donna 57,167 Theriot, Gail 113,167 Theriot, Gordon 107,167 Theriot, Kirk 167 Thibodeaux, Elaine 167 Thibodeaux, Jason 167 Thibodeaux, Lora Lee 57, 88.113.167 Thibodeaux, Pamela 49, 167 Tullos, Gary 167 Waguespack, Celeste 56, 85.91.113.114.167 Waguespack, Donald 96, 167 Walker, Rose Mary 167 Washington, Gilda 114, 167 White, Shelia 167 Williams, Elizabeth 167 Woods, Ledora 167 Woods, Ronald 107,167 Zeringue, Wayne 167 Anderson, Harding 102, 172 Alleman, Lucille 71,172 Achee, Joseph 28,40,84, 172.178 Aucoin, Raymond 172, 173,181 Aysenne, Lynn 38,68, 120,170 Adams, Louise Ann 1,94, 104.105.172.178.183 Beck, John 173,183 Bergeron, Lawrence 108, 173,175,182 Breaux, Charles 102,175 Blanchard, W. P. 68,89, 106.174.179 Bordis, Delores 89,94, 101.175 Blanchard, Dave 28,173 Blanchard,-Myrt 172,174 Blanchard, Helen 174 Catrou, Doris 108,176 Chenevert, Olivia 89, 116.176 Carmouche, N. E. Jr. 87, 175 Cancienne, Linda 114, 175.183 Daze, Rene 176,183 Dizney, Elmire 113,176 Dizney, Howard 74,75, 77,170,180 Dugas, Joel 50,114,174, 177 Gianelloni, Ed III 177 Gianelloni, Helen 170 Girior, Janet 110,111, 177 Hubbell, James 64,106, 177 Kahn, Marjorie 71,93, 178 Knotts, Katherine 179 LaBarre, Gustave 170,177 Landry, Mabel 71,94, 120.178 LeBlanc, Gladys 84,112, 178 LeBlanc, Mary Elizabeth 84.179 Mabile, Jane 179,183 Madere, Jean 64,101, 179 Marsh, Bill 28,172,180 Martinez, Judie 180 Mistretta, Joanie 35,172, 180 Moore, Catherine 87,180 Pizzolato, Kenneth 90, 116.175.181 Ponthier, Errol 78,96,97, 99.181 Powell, Richard 87,181 Rodrigue, Mabel 71,181 Simmons, Kenneth 70,90, 179.182 Simmons, Marsha 110,182 Simoneaux, Dave 33,53, 172.173.182 Smith, Betty 108,182 Vicknair, Abbie 101,116, 183 Waights, Fred 28,172,183 Williams, Anne 183 OTHERS Bates, Joe 69 Barbier, Clifford 117,171 Black, Monday 52 Blanchard, Norma 89 Bordis, Gaston 171 Bourgeois, Robert 79 Bourdier, Donna 170,176 Carmouche, N. E. Sr. 171 Deselle, Lynn 61 Daigle, Herbert Henry 28 Duet, Elaine 170,57 Dupre, Steve 64 Forgotston, Beth 60 Garon, Henry 109 Gilbert, James 171 Guidry, A. F. 60 Gasca, Leo 50 Harrison, Joseph Sr. 60 Hebert, Lawrence 73 Himel, Roy 117,171 Ivy Peebles Medicine Show 64 LeBlanc, Georges 78 Mistretta, Steve 41 Mylie, Rev. Robert 77 Nethercutt, Ronald 99 Rogers, Rev. William 79 Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 78 Torres, Roy 68 War Babies 49 206 There is a time for some things, and a time for all things; a time for great tilings and a time for small things. CERVANTES, DON QUIXOTE There is also a time for all good things to come to an end - we hope you have enjoyed our yearbook. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made” .-r %