Assumption High School - Roundup Yearbook (Napoleonville, LA)

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JAMES D. BLANCHARD U.S.L. LSI). NichoSs Srore University. Moth- emorics and Science, Secondary Education We strive to make our pupils more a wore of their need for education in order to be- come well-rounded citizens, understand- ing of the many complexities and conflicts of society, aware of their opportunities and conscious of and ready to assume their responsibilities, duties, and rights in their school, community, nation, and world. '' Office Staff EDWARD LANDRY Ntcholls Store Universiry. Business Educarion and Dismburive Educor von, Masters + 00 Assumption High School is the best school in the state. ALVIN CHARLES SYLVESTER Southern Universiry. Secondory Education. O S . M Ed , Masters + 30 ’To be equal - Everyone should be afford- ed on equal opportunity to develop to his her fullest potential. We os educators, must minimize the number of functional illiterates in our society. We must provide for our students, a quality educational cur- riculum. ELAINE DUET Houma Vocational Technical School. Business Great school. A job is a whole lot easier when you enjoy working with the people around you as do. Our administrative staff and faculty are the best. Nowhere in the srore is there a better group of students than here at A.H.5. The students here at A.H.S. have always made me feel speciali

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DR. WILLIAM GUNNELL University of Mississippi. D.A.E.; Southeastern Louisiana University,MM. Ed., Ed. S.; East Texas Store University, Ed. D. : Curriculum and Instruc- tion and Special Education. All students should be provided o free appropriate public education geared to their Individual needs. J. CLAY LE DLANC L.S.U., Nichols Store, Tulane; Health and Phys- ical Education, Masters + 00. Education should develop every Individ- uol Is all aspects; physically. intellectually. emotionally, socially, and morally, to the limit of their abilities and ours, so that they will find that place for the betterment of themselves and our democratic way of life. DIANE LANDRY Southwestern. Nfccholis Store University; Elemen- tary Education, Masters + 00. ALBERT W. LEWIS Xavier University. D A.; Nichols Store University, Med + 00; U.C.L.A.: Elementary Education, Administration and Supervision. Education Is needed to meet the chal- lenges of our society. Every person has the responsibility of working to the fullest of his capacity so that he or she may reach his full potential. DOUGLAS LANDRY L.S.U., Nichols Store University; Elementary Edu- cation D A., Supervision and Administration HENRY MARKS University of Southwestern, L.S.U., Ncholls Store University; Social StucJes. Physical Education. Guidance, Administration Med + 00. Education extends far beyond the class- room. but what we acquire In the class- room enables us to continue to learn. 19

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REBECCA ADAMS Southern Universiry, D.S. Degree English and Sodol Studies Hobbies Gardening, Reoding, Baking Helping students to achieve their goals. THOMAS DAILEY Xavier University; Music Education, Hobbies Flog Football, Fishing want the students to feel good, like they ore getting as much os they can. HARDING R. ANDERSON Grombling Srore University, O S ; Sr Louis Univer- sity, Masters, Nicholls Store Universiry, 30 +. Southern University, L.S.U : O S Industrial Arts, Moth Hobbies Hunting, Fishing. JACQUELINE L AYO Southern University, Physical Educorion. Hob- bies: Collecting Coins ond Stomps, Listening to Music, Ploying oJ types of Sports To enhance teaching and learning to stu- dents. taking Interests In young people so they can choose o career they enjoy later on in life. Also to be well educated to survive in our world today. MYRTLE D. BLANCHARD LINDA DELLINA Nicholls Store University, 0 A. in Sponish, M Ed In Administration ond Supervision Hobbies Sewing ond Reoding Nicholls Store Universriy. Health ond Physical Education M Ed + 30 Hobbies: Tennis ond Family ' V think the principal does a superb job and I love the new gym.