Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1965 volume:

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This is The harvesT--a Time in rnusT loolc he year To come. So If 15 Thing Our our our sow The young minds To sporTsmanship, Then The coming harvesT, The very loesT are 'selecTecl, noT To be replanTed, buT To serve as worThy examples Tor TuTure generaTions. The cycle, Trom The sowing oT seed To The harvesT. comprises a year aT Bolton. For This reason. we. The '65 Bruin sTaTT, have chosen To bring you The highlighTs of our school year Through The Tour seasons-- To every Thing There is a season. 3 ,fm M ,Jw x M, f 4.91 1 5 5 md? .a-wg ff K. 1 A Time To embrace, and a Time To C0 Szfery Ching Uzere is ,4 Season swan ,,, ,4 Um: C0 Keep Silence, And ,4 Um: U Speak To every Thing There is a season. and a Time To every purpose under The heaven: A Time To be born, and a Time To diet A Time To planT, and a Time To pluck up ThaT which is planTedq A Time To kill, and a Time To heal: A Time To break down, and a Time To build upq A Time To weep, and a Time To laugh. A Time To mourn, and a Time To dance: A Time To casT away sTones, and a Time To gaTher sT'ones TogeTherg ' reTrain Trom embracing: A Time To geT, and a Time To loseg A Time To keep, and a Time To casT away: A Time To rend, and a Time To sewg A Time To keep silence, and a Time To speakg A Time To love, and a Time To haTe7 A Time oT war, and a Time OT peace. X ,4 56115011 C0 Plan! U16 Seeds O O O Uzraugh Syperzeuccs Chrauglz Hooks Zfhraugh Cmchers '1 1-, 1' .. 2' ,R .M 1: , 5 K gf , kw Wk. HS' as X - xg, 22 ,N H wgxk x f , Ag 5, 'i is , wg55f, , f-A L' .www K wg ?or Sophamares Har Semlrrs 9dr juniors ,4 Seasan Of Grauffh And Khfmgc Jn jl4ir1d,4r1d Body BolTon's spring ushers in warm rays oT golden sunlighT, allowing The TirsT signs oT growTh To appear. This growTh is rnosT evidenT in The individual sTudenT, be he senior, junior, or sopho- more. Spring reassures us of naTure's eTernal plan. Signs oT spring are seen in The suloTle changes oT corn sTallcs, coTTon bolls, and Tree boughs. ln The sTudenT, These subTle changes are in The mind and The Tace. 5 H fx. R X ' .1 W an ,N Ygr 'bfi ,AiT'i,, Q 3 Q - AC! 4 Y 'Q A rv 'K A A , 4 R xxwwl Q2 W K 1 'V' W 9 i a Q v mg' f .J 2' Q swf 5 I0 A lime ol branching oulg a lime of maluring growlh-lhis is Bol+on's summer season. Sum- mer finds The collon planlr adorned wilh malur- ing bollsy Jrhe corn, wirh render young ears of ripening lruil. The summer season al Bollon is besr exempli- fied lhrough inleresls in our lorry-four organi- zalions. These groups, each varying in purpose, allow 'lhe individual lo exlend his abililies in special fields. Chraugh Lfmdcrslzzju -nf--of-.n..11. Chrough Accamplishmvhf Through leewghiliah Through Cearhufarh .m,.M.,,,k,x 8 e R X Y 'Q ,4 Smson Co Rauch Maturity . . . Malrurily is lhe lceynole of 'rhe fall sea- son. The corn is ready To be piclcedg lhe collon ready To be ripped from ils slallcs. The rnalure crop is ready lo be harvesled. Alhlelic compelifion produces rnalurily in lhe individual. Parlicipalion in varsily sporls, as well as class inlramurals, has compiled enviable records for Bolfon, as well as malcing Bolfon alhlelics synonymous wilh leamworlc and sporlsmanship. Malurily and Jrhe harvesl' marlc Jrhe end of one cycle and The beginning of anolher. The besl' of lhe crop will serve as a worlhy example for fulure qeneralions. Wifh The end of lhe harvest lhe cycle is cornplefed. . ,411d,4 Uma C0 Harvest Zflzrauglz Sparlsmanshzjv N-'4C'Y 1 Sizculiy And Sclzvlasfics SUOSN-IBS' 800.5 SNOSVSS UNO: SNOSVBS 8.003 NOSVI 8003 wrNTER M zv 'f'Q new 170 Q W2 T 5fZMfWz,f W5 n Zif f W f u-ff J 3 ff, f We ' I f f ' fggijy fig, 7 ,S ?4'?a 'ZX V, 3 4-Z! uf ' roun seasons mon seasons FOUR SEASORS FOUR SEASONS I5 'U W- N ,aw-v-.W-.wN.M.,W,,. Mmm M .. ws.. wi' w-ug, -mmmuwm--W 'Nav-. .---MMA .M f..N,,,....,.,,.,,,, ,,,A..,,,mwR.wm flaw..-M W, ' aus 1 LW, X W MR. WILLIAM E. PATE Principal B.A., Louisiana College MA., Louisiana Slale Universily ln Jrlwe endless sea of Trivia surrounding llie operalion oi any large school, Mr. Pa+e's man years of 'rraining and experience plus his sound iudgemenl and sincere inleresl' in Boll'on's sludenls inspires llwem lo allain llnal academic excellence wlwiclw malces ilie complelion of llwe lwigli sclwool seasons ol growlli. mff Plans lfmr MR. DOUGLAS TAYLOR Assislanr Principal B.A., Mississippi Sfale MA., Louisiana Slale Universily Sound adminisfralion of a large school is always complex. Mr. 'l'aylor's handling of 'flue many responsibililies of 'rlne assislanl principal's office lceeps Bollon running smoollwly. MR. JOHN D. DAVIS Guidance Direcfor BA.. Louisiana College: M.Ed., Louisiana Slale Universily MRS. CATHARINE MATTIS Guidance Direclor BA., Louisiana College: M.Ed., Norllwweslern Slale MRS. ELMENA DAVID Head Dielilian MR. B. F. GARLINGTON Cusiodian of Buildings and Grounds MRS. RUTH SPOFFORD Secreiary-Main Office fudcufs learn 270 use Writing Skills . . . MRS. GERALDINE AIKEN English Il BA., Louisiana College MRS. HELEN BENNETT English ll, Journalism BA., Ouachiia College Cumiux Edilorial Siaff sponsor MISS BERYL BICKHAM English ll, Ill B.S., Louisiana Siale Universily 'X Q .ft II , 5 ?f 7X!-, 2 f ' H Q eff, ,f Qi i H'M 1? K' -26 f j N. i X ,ff Y , Q l .Q f Q fvfy 9 , l Panel discussions, like Jrhis one wilh Linda Barfon, Mary Fer'liH'a, Ernesfine Owens, Mike Enghardf, and Bob Corkern, are an imporfanf parf of honors English ll. iss MRS. DUNBAR MRS. VEDA DUNBAR English l, Il BA., Louisana College Fulure Teachers of Amer MRS. ROBERTA EVANS English IV BA., Louisiana College Press Club sponsor ica sponsor MRS. EVANS Rusly Casey and Jeanne Kohara find in a session wilh Mrs. Parker lhal aller class help can ofien prove helpful-even lo senior honor sludenls. Journalism sludenls, Jo Ann Craig, Donald Brown, Shaun Tessier. and Roy Dunn, learn more abou? publishing school papers by sluclying old copies of Cumlux and ils growlh charl. . . . ,find E21 Appreciate literary ,flflasferpieces BoII'on's rare book collecfion offers exceIIenI research maferial for honors EngIish sfudenf, Marfha Keene. MISS HERBERT MRS. LAWRENCE MISS MILLDRUM i MISS JOAN HERBERT English III, IV BA., Soufhwesfern af Memphis Y-Teens sponsor MRS. RAMONA LAWRENCE English IV BA., Louisiana CoIIege MISS ELLA LOIS MILLDRUM English III BA., Louisiana CoIIege Mary Ann Bruyninckx, Judie DeProspo, and Ronnie McCrory sfudenis of Mrs. Evans' honors English class, make a bullefin board Io iIIusIraIe 'rheir IiIeraI'u re sfudy A special commiflee in Miss MiIIdrum's English III class does research work while Ihe res? of The class reads. MRS. INEZ PARKER English IV BA., Baylor Universilyg MA.. Norlhwesiern Slale Quill and Scroll sponsor MRS. INEZ PARTRIDGE English Ill BA., Louisiana College Junior Red Cross sponsor MISS CHRISTINE SUTTON English Ill BA.. Louisiana College Clippings on a bulleiin board help English sludenfs Mara Baslceife and Wayne Ryan wilh 'lheir vocabulary MRS. PARKER MRS. PARTRIDGE MISS SUTTON library Spevclz, 0,0614 New MRS REDMOND MRS. CONNIE DOUGLAS Speech, English II B.A., Louisiana College Dramaiic Club sponsor Thespians sponsor MRS. WINIFRED REDMOND Librarian B.A., Louisiana College MRS. DOUGLAS MRS. STROHSCH EIN Linda Newman delves info one of The many volumes found in BoIIon's well- I ? Z' f , 4 I sloclced library. - I ! f - j,!ff V- . ' C fig L ' XX- . ' K fx, ' ' III ' ff -' 'Y ff ff K. gl-f' f: X f' 4 J' f' 3 K Z ' fix, MRS. VIRGINIA STROHSCHEIN Head Librarian B.S., Louisiana Tech Library Club sponsor I me Dom Of lfnaufledge W' 3 i WE fl Library provides a chance for research work as well as checking our boolcs for pleasure reading. Speech sludenfs Wayne Cespiva. Helen Carr, and Harris Blackman. dernonslrale 'their dramafic abililies in 'lhe classroom. Memorizing lines is essenlial lo a good performance. Dramaiics sfuclenfs use an Informal session for one lasl rehearsal. MR. BELGARD MR. BREITHAUPT MISS CREWS MR CROUCH MR. MURPHY W. BELGARD, JR. Algebra ll B.S., Norlhwesielrn Slale Mallw Club sponsor MR. WALTER HOLMES BREITHAUPT Geomerry, Algebra ll B.S., Norflmweslern Slale Wilburn Smifh praclices using his slide rule lo speed malh compulalions. MISS KATHLEEN CREWS Algebra ll SMSG. Trigonomelry, Senior Malh B.S., Louisiana College M.A., Louisiana Slale Universily MR. HOMER CROUCH Algebra l, ll B.S., Louisiana College Slide Rule Club sponsor Kaftan Ofers 5011114 Looking lo The class for help, Jim Geffo works on a Senior Malh problem al' The board. Basic ,Math Instruction Miss Crews uses a graph 'ro explain algebraic solulions 'ro SMS6 sfudenls. Nancy Chambers and Lynn McKenzie. Bruce Van Zandi discovers Geomelry is no longer difficulf when models are used 'ro illusfrale 'Fha basic principles. By graphing linear equaiions, Algebra I sfudenis can beiier undersiand inierseciing or parallel lines. I-Iere, Mr. Crouch explains a graph Io Danny Pisciofia, Mike Eslrew, and Margaref Daigre. flwzors 61115565 Study ew Math Hrfncepfs Mr. Shaw demonsiraies 'ro his G-eomeiry class Ihe use of a special implemeni' for siudying 'iriangles and angles. MR. FITZGERALD MRS. SAMPSON MR. DAVID FITZGERALD Advanced Maih. S.M.S.G. Geomeiry. Mechanical Drawing B.A., Louisiana College: M.A.. Louisiana Siafe Universiiy 4-H Club sponsor: Canieen Siafi supervisor MRS. IDA SAMPSON Algebra II, Geomeiry B.S.. Louisiana College Bruin Business Siaff co-sponsor Jeanie Kennedy consrrucrs a geomeiric figure while Mr. Breifhaupi' srands nearby ready To offer his help if il' is needed MR. RICHARD A. SASSER Algebra I B.S., Norllwweslern Srale Plworograplwy Club sponsor MR. MEADE SHAW Geomelry B.A.. Norrlrweslern Srare1 M Key Club sponsor Sieve Slaughfer finds Mrs. Sampson's counseling makes 'rlwose Algebra problems iusr a lirrle simpler, MR. SASSER MR. SHAW MRS. TAYLOR MRS. DORCUS TAYLOR Senior Arirhmelic, Algebra l BS.. Tennessee Wesleyan College 7 K, wr ,R -,gg K f .- ' ef: Q -:fi ff f 1 fy .A., Universiry of Arkansas X I -fx 7' 12 gif, k, ' ,Q im f ffwrxxvg E f' A 4, ,5 X432 4 Science 61115555 Cmch gllI'llflll1fl6'l1fdf,CllWS MRS. MARJORIE BENGE MR. JOE O'MEALEY Chemislry Clwemisfry I, ll B.S., MA., Louisiana Sfale Universlly B.S., M.S., Universily olOlclal'1oma Science Club sponsor MR. JESSE HUTCHINSON Physics, General Science BS., Sohllweaslern Slalep M.A., Norflwweslern Slale l-lam Racllo Club sponsor MRS. BENGE MR. HUTCHINSON MR. OMEALEY Experimenls in Physics lab involve close observafions. Here. Befsyellen Yeager records dale while Jo Anne Kohara reads llme fernperalure scale. i f 'F Mr. Hul'chinson's Physics sludenls slruggle lo underslancl an enlirely diflerenl concepl of physical science. Marll LeJeune and Daune Ducole 'fincl The Zoology division of Biology mosl inleresling as lhey examine a frog specimen before dissecling. Very calmly. Chemislry ll sluclenl Toni Waile weighs a Crucible and ils conlenls eller a lalboralory experirnenl. . . . And Gyfeel Students may Prebe Jlfluelz Deeper MISS ROBERTS MRS. MISS MARY R. ROBERTS Biology BA., Newcomb College Fuiure Nurses of America co-sponsor MRS LINDA SEXTON Biology B.S., Norllwwesiern Slale Fulure Nurses of America co-sponsor The siudy of leaves can be iascinaling as Jerry Declcler, Sandra Randolph, and Charles Clofiaux find in irying Io idenliiy some specimens. SEXTON MRS. TOWL MRS. CAROL DOWNING TOWL Chemisiry, Biology B.S., Capiial Universily, Columbus, Ohio MR. ELVIN TUBRE Biology. General Science B.S., Universiy ofSouII'1wesIern Louisiana M.S., Louisiana Sfale Universiiy Civil Defense Club sponsor MR. TU BRE s Using a spring balance, Randy Ainsworfh and Gary Beckham carefully weigh a melal olsiecl' in General Science class. ln Chemisiry l Alene Sharp and John Couvillion learn more abou? lhe aiom by sludying a model slruclure. Mike Eslcew gazes in wonder al lhe inlricacies ol: human 'lnone slruclures while examining a slcelelon in Mrs. Sex+on's Biology class. Xie 1 -I 522 Q6 2 Q .af .gf ZA C 4 Zgaav? 3I fleciivn year Aflflakvs J-lisfvry MR. ANASTASIO MISS CAMBRE MISS DOWNS MR. DOYLE MR. CHARLES ANASTASIO Civics B.S., Louisana S'raI'e Universiiy M.A.. Norihwesiern Siaie MISS MARY LEE CAMBRE American I-Iisiory B.A., Louisiana College NaI'ionaI Honor Sociefy sponsor MISS RUBY DOWNS World I-Iisiory B.A., Louisiana Coilege Sfudeni' CounciI sponsor MR. JESSE DOYLE Government Economics, Civics, Opporiuniiy Debafe B.A., Louisiana CoIIege Nafional Forensic League and Forensic CIub sponsor Through individual he-Ip provided by Mr. McKay, Civics siudenf Krisfin Hufford discovers Ihe fascinafing siudy of poIiIicaI science. A siudy of American I-Iisiory incIudes The siudy of 'Ihe world which infIuences our ccunIry. Gene Fendler and Judy McCIendon find a globe usefuI in 'rheir siudy of Ihe pari' pIayed by 'Ihe Unifed Siaies in Ihe Second World War. ,. . ,..- -f .1r,..f-w..,.Jf sff. f---f. s,..ai aig.fg.s-sy:-f Today's polifics are oflen relaled io polilics of flue pasf. In a World Hisiory discussion led by Ronnie Alcins, Randy Dale adds his opinion of 'flue world's polirical evenls. MRS. FAITH HUBBARD MR. WILLIAM W. MORRIS American Hislory, World Hislory American Hislory B.A., Arizona Siare Universiiy B.S., Della Slale MRS' DH-LIE LESUER M.S., Universily of Soulliern Mississippi Civics MRS. FREDDIE JO NICHOLS B.S., Norlh Texas Universily American Hislory Cumiux Business Sialf co-sponsor B.A., Louisiana College Cumlux Business Shall co-sponsor MR. WILLIAM D. McKAY Civics, Government Economics B.A., Norllnweslern Slale M.A.. Louisiana Slale Universiiy MRS- HUBBARD MRS' LGSUER MR. MORRIS MRS. NICHOLS Us MR. McKAY Pupils learn llscful QUIEQII languages I French sludenls Peggy Girard, Penny Wiggins, Bill Bowden, and Marlha Keene worlc on a prolecl fha? w help in Ihelr sludy of France. MRS. BARRIE GRAVEL French II, III, IV BA., Newcomb College French Club co-sponsor MISS ALICE HUNTER Lalln I, II BS., Louisiana Slale Unlverslly Lalln Club sponsor MRS. RUTH KAHN English II, French I, II B.S., Norlhweslern Unlverslly, E French Club co-sponsor MISS DOROTHY PATTERSON Spanish I, II, English II BA., Loulslana College Spanish Club sponsor III vanslon, Illinois if 'ii W 'Q' n ff' l if cf 'Q' 2 j?T' ,fi ,Ze -fum: 1 Z ' 2 F ff I If? as X I' , .Qi VX, - , f fl. ,Z f . fy , f f f f Q MRS. GRAVEL MISS HUNTER MRS. KAI-IN MISS PATTERSON Marcia Murchison and Mary Yeager use The bullelin board To illuslrale porlions of Lalin cullure ro 'lhe class. ,qi Mvlfd' Spanish sludenls Bo Pricer, Jacl: Sfegemann, Sandra Hunfer and Nancy Brooks find rho language lab very helplul in perleclinq pronuncialion. While examining lheir French lexlbook, Alice Travis and Mary Ann Welch seem lo be discussing some of lhe more diilicull grammar poinis 'rhey have encounlered. lu 1 , Wm' Arts Czech flpfrcciafivn of dulfurc MR. JAMES E. CLARK Band B.S., Weslern Kenfuclcy Slale College M.Mu.Ed., Vandercoolc College of Music MR. H. DORMAN CLAYTON Choir, Chorus BA., Louisiana College Bollon Chorale Direclor MRS. MARY FOIL Arl B.A.. Loulsiana Tech Bruln Edllorial Slalf sponsor MR. CLARK MR. CLAYTON MRS. FOlL lel Pracllce is ihe key lo lhe fine perlorrnarces always gYven by Bcl+on's clwelr. l , Q r ' f ' 5 Z ,5 f 5 k . wi-. ,F ,V 'K My I 51, Ja s f Ss ,i 75 W' 1 - is W'- 'fr fa: f '1 -....... N f ff: I ,M . . Ziffffgix J' ' 1 Wfiva ,L 43 wp. f sf dfhiifxjfg A ss. J 4. 53. 5 .. 'ig-fr, M f Hammcrce 61115555 ,Mold Hulurc l6'u5ir1555 1355151555 Barbara Rice perfecls sales fechnique while Margo Riser acls as cuslorner in D.E. classroom. ln lranscribing cold noles, Judifh .lohnson discovers even her own handwriiing can be puzzling. MISS RUTH FOGLEMAN Typing B.S., Norihweslern Shale B.Ecl.. Louisana Sfale Universify F.B.L.A. co-sponsor MRS. FLORA LIEVENS Sfenography, Office Machines BA., Newcomb College F.B.L.A. co-sponsor MRS. MARGARET MOUNCE Dislribulive Educafion B.S., Louisiana College Dislribuiive Educalion Club sponsor MRS. THELMA NORTON Civics, Typing B.S., Louisiana Slale Universily MRS. ALINE R. STAGG Typing, Sfenography, Secrelarial Praclice B.S., Our Lady of The Lake College Bruin Business Slafl Co-sponsor MR. PERRY THOMPSON Bookkeeping, Typing B.S., Norlhwesfern Slale School Treasurerp F.B.L.A. co-sponsor MISS JENNIE WILKIE Office Machines, Bookkeeping, Typing BA., Norlhweslern Slale ln Office Machines Diane Gaufhier records figures iusl checked on ihe Maydie Pittman. Bill Craig, and Ann Allison adding machine. look over lhe many business forms 'lhey musi deal wilh in 'rheir bookkeeping. MISS FOGLEMAN MRS. LIEVENS MRS. MOUNCE MRS- NORTON, MRS. STAGG MR. THOMPSON MISS WILKIE 49 ...QA r N ' E' i MEI- ! 9 rilntlii f fx 1:14 -mm f f j f' V '. 3 7 1. MR. BURGESS MR. JOHN BURGESS Aulo Mechanics Avoyelles Parish Trade School MR. AUBREY HAWKINS lndusirial Educaiion BA., Universily of Souihwesiern Louisiana MS., Louisiana Siale Universiiy I ' rf unse70 ' .1 Marfha Jones prepares fo sample a dish she has iusi cooked in Home Living, MR. HAWKINS MRS. SKEELS MRS. FRANKIE B. SKEELS Home Economics BS., Louisiana College MA., Norlhwesiern Slaie MRS. SOUTHERLAND 4-H Club sponsorg Fuiure l-lornemalcers ol: America co-sponsor MRS. MAXINE SOUTHERLAND Home Economics, Home Living BS., MS., Norlhwesiern Siafe Fuiure Hornernakers of America co-sponsor Hays and girls Careful work is necessary for handling eleciric machines as Daniel Brisfer demonsfraies in culling a board To rigid i speciiicaiions. ln Aulo Mechanics, Ewell Gaspard has io gel' down inside flue engine lo reach 'llial froublesorne perl. learn llscfu! Skilb Sewing is an imporfanl' phase of Hue Home Economics curriculum. Sandra Kirlcley and Judy Pardue work To improve iheir abiliiy lo use llwal skill. Srfuud l3'0dies Snlzauce Svundwtiuzte MISS BOYD MISS KELLY MRS. LOU ANN BOYD Girls' Physical Educalion B.S., M.S., Louisiana Tech Booslers coesponsor MISS ALICE KELLY Girls' Physical Educalion B.S., Louisiana Tech MRS. BRISTER MRS. PITTS Bruinelles co-sponsor: GAA. co-sponsor . f ff' I Q I .f f - f' - X ' I H 4 ' M. III , 'III I X , , l p, I' x2 , ff f f A log Ihrouqh The park becomes daily rouline for gym classes. Charles Easferling leads The way as Ihe ordeal begins. Inlramural speedball game approaches a climax. Diane Anderson aIIemp'rs 'ro pass over Pal' Lowe's oulslrelched arms while Ieammales Ioolc on. MRS. OPHELIA BRISTER Girls' Physical Educalion B.S.. Louisiana College: M.S., Colorado Slale College Bruinelles co-sponsor: G.A.A. co-sponsor MRS. BOBBIE C. PITTS Girls' Physical Educalion B.S., Louisiana Slale Universily Booslers co-sponsor MR. WILLIAM M. JARRELL Boys' Physical Eclucalion B.5., M.A., Universify of Soulhern Mississippi MR- -IARREI-L MR. MILLS B Club sponsor MR. SANDERS MR. SMITH MR. RAY W. MILLS Boys' Physical Educalion B,S.. M.A., Weslern Kenfuclcy Sfale College Golf Team Coach MR. AUBREY E. SANDERS MR-'TOMMY SMITH, Boys' Physical Educalion BOYS PI'lY5'CaI Educfmon B,S,, McNeese Sfafe College BS., Louisiana College: M.S., Norfhweslern Sfafe Enjoying 'rhe game from a sideline view are Kafhy Roland, Toni Heifkamp, Carolyn McGIoiI1in, Linda Newman. and Judy McCIencIon. fr i 4 af W s P -f:?2sf:fQ2i:' - - -11 'S A 61515555 'nw Ham ns 9NlHdS EHLNIM TMA HJNNUQ 9NlHdS gg SPRING E 2 cn an c: -E .5 rn X -n za r- r- 2 Z 1 fn Jo cn 'D E 2 Q vw c: Z 3 H1 so -n :Z f' ? f ! 21 if , f' X f' ac Z!! ff 2 f' ' Q, ff E EE 5 25 , aw -E f if ff A W 45 Senior class officers Jock Scoff, presideniq Jimmy Winn, vice- presidenr: and Mike Holder, secreiary-Treasurer are iypical of The fine leaders Bollon has produced. For filly years senior classes have roamed rhe halls of Bolionwsuccessiully challenging exaciing academic srandards and parlicipaiing fully in exlra acliviiies which add lusire 'ro school life. Seniors conrribuie ro Bol1on's excelleni repuialion, which is envied in our Srale and fhroughour lhe Naiion. Bolron's arhleles have marched iine records wilh even finer exhibilions of leamworlc and sporrsrnanship. In speech and music, as in all areas, Bolfon remains as a model fo be imirared and envied. Our school's repuialion has been earned by consislency and diligence, serving as a ioundalion on which an even greaier academic eslablishmenf can be bujlr. Seniors, more lhan any, realize rhar Bollon oiiers her sfudenis a winler of prepara- iion, a spring oi budding, a summer of growlh, and a Fall of marurily. Spring is The season besr represenring Bolron's seniors-for in Spring one is reminded oi brighr young minds eager for growih and rnaiuriiy. Like a sfrong young iree, lhese siudenls are prepared for The challenges of lhe iulure. We of lhis senior class are proud ro have had rhe opporruniry 'lo mee? and mainiain Bolron's high srandardsl Our ieslameni is high ranking on academic iesls, maniiesiarions of leadership abil- iry, and rhe records oi comperiiive reams and organizafions. Bur we have also found somelhing exlra-a special enihusi- asm, a sponianeous spirir and a sincere regard for our school and her accomplishmenfs. We approach graduarion aware of lhe demands of fhe life ahead. We lcnow ihaf we are ready, For we have had 'rhe besr prepararion possible. We are proud of Boiron! Our fervenr hope is fhar she will always be proud of The Seniors '65. ARMAND, P. ARNOLD, R. ASHLEY. J. ASHLEY, R. AUSTIN, J. BALES, B. Scnivrs Prmfidc Hue Schavl Lfeadcrshzjv - 3 H .IT . ADAMS, MIKE-SI'uden'r Council 63-64: AII'ernaIe 62-63, 64-65: Bruin Ediiorial Sfaff: Sporfs Edifor 64-65: Bruin Business Slaif 62-64: Quill and Scroll 63-65: Pelican Sfaie 64: Naiional Honor Socieiyz Vice-Presidenr 64-65: Dramaric Club 62-65: Vice- Presidenr 63-64, Presidenl' 64-65: Thespians 63-65: Presidenr 63-64: Press Club 63-64: Honor Roll 62-65: Producrion Siaff: Ask Any Girl. Cheaper By The Dozen, Our Miss Brooks, BaIcheIor Fa- +her, Our Hearfs Were Young and Gay. : lsr Bolfon Science Fair 64: Is? Regional Science Fair 64: Mos? Dependable 64-65, AKINS. RONNIE-Pelican Slaie 64: Dramaiic Club 63-65: Thespians 63-65: Jr. Red Cross Coun- cil. ALBRIGHT, MIKELAN ALLEN, GALE-Dramaiic Club 63-65: Bruinefies 62-63: Boosiers 63-65: G.A.A. 62-63: Fulure Home- malcers 62-64: Fuiure Teachers 63-65: Gradualion Usher 64. ALLISON, ANN--Siudenf Council 62-65: Bruin Business Siaff 62-65: Pelican Siaie Aliernaie 64: Bruineires 62-63: Booslers 63-65: Squad Leader 64-65: G.A.A. 62-65: Graduaiion Usher 64. Siu- denl' Gym Insirucfor 63-65: Honor Roll 62-65. ANDERSON, DIANE-Sludeni Council Aliernaie 62-64: French Club 62-64: F.B.L.A. 62-65: Secre- 'Iary 63-65, Siaie Secrefary 63-64: G.A.A. 64-65: Siudem' Gym Inslrucfor 64-65: Honor Roll 62-63: Treasurer's Siaif 63-65. ADAMS, M. AKINS, R. ALLEN, G. ALLISON, A. ANDERSON, D. ANDRIES, L. ARDOIN, R. ANDRIES, LYNN-Laiin Club 64-65: 4-H 64-65: Transferred from Menard High School, Alexandria, Louisiana 63. ARDOIN, RICKY-Siudenr Council 62-63: Aller- nare 63-64: Pelican SI'aIe 64: Nafional Honor So- cieiy: Presideni' 64-65: Dramaric Club 63-65: For- ensic Club 62-65: Naiional Forensic League 62-65: Presidenf 64-65: Key Club 63-65: Honor Roll 62- 65: Mosf Talenled 64-65: 3rd Norlhwesiern Debafe 63: 2nd Oplimisf Disfricf Oraiorical Coniesf: 41h Orafory Sfafe Championship: Producfion: Our Hearfs Were Young and Gay. ARMAND, PAT-Bruineffes 62-63: G.A.A. 62-63: Fulure Homemalcers 63-65. ARNOLD, RICHARD ASHLEY, JOHNNY-D. E. 64-65. ASHLEY, RICHARD-Concession Siaff 63-65: Cafeieria Sfaff 62-65: Ham Radio Club 63-65: Transferred from Menard High School, Alexandria. Louisiana 63. AUSTIN, JUDY-Fuiure Homemalcers 62-63. BALES, BARBARA--Pelican SIaI'e 64: Bruineile 62- 63: Boosfers 63-65: Squad Leader 64-65: Mr. Tay- Ior's Sraff 63-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 63-64: G.A.A. 63-65: Secreiary 63-64: Graduafion Usher 64: Sfudenr Gym lns'rrucIor 63-65: Homecoming Couri 64-65: Honor Roll 63-64. ALBRIGHT, M. I Sefziers Are Freud Of Clzeir Aehievemeufs BARKER, E. BARNETT, V. BARTH. S. BARTLETT, B. BATCHELOR, G. BEAUBOEUF. J. BEEBE, S. BELGARD. R. BELSER, C. BENNETT, H. BERGERON, D. BEUHLER, P. Senior fooiball players. Ricky Taylor and Roberf Ryder, pause 'ro show rheir sfar-sruddecl heimefs 'lo Tricia Weems, Pai Kelsey, and Jan Penny. BIGGS. J. BLACKMAN. B. BLAKESLEY. A. BLOCH. R. BOESE, B. BOLTON, M. BARKER, ERNIE-D.E. 64-65. BARNETT, VICKIE-Choir 63-651 Bruinelle 62-631 French Club 63-641 Fulure Homemalcers 62-631 Fulure Teachers 63-65. BARTH, SKIP-Bruin Ediiorial Sfaif 64-65: Phoiographer 63-651 Concession Slaif 64-651 Ham Radio Club 63-651 Pholography Club 64-651 Track Team 64-651 Transferred from Menard High School. Alexandria, Louisiana 63. BARTLETT, BUDDY-Spanish Club 63-65. BATCHELOR, GLENDA JOYCE-Courlesy Commiilee 63-641 Guidance Slaff 64-651 Mr. Taylor's Slaff 64-651 Fulure Nurses 62-631 Gradualion Usher 641 Honor Roll 62-65. BEAUQBOEUF, JAM ES BEEBE, SANDRA BELGARD, RONNIE-Siudenl' Council 64-651 Dramalic Club 62-651 Pro- ieciion Slaff 64-651 F.B.L.A. 64-651 Civil Defense 64-651 Track Team 62-631 Sludenl' Gym lnslruclor 63-64. BELSER, CAROLYN-Dramalic Club 63-641 Jr. Red Cross Council 64-651 F.B.l..A. 64-651 G.A.A. 62-651 Fuiure Nurses 63-641 Siudenl Gym lnslruclor 64-651 Honor Roll 62-63. BENNETT, HELEN-French Club 62-641 Fulure Nurses 62-64. BERGERON. DAVID BEUHLER, PAULA-Bruin Business Slaif 64-651 Dramalic Club 64-651 Bruin- eH'es 62-631 Boosiers 63-651 Spanish Club 62-651 G.A.A. 62-63. BIGGS, JUDY-F.B.L.A. 63-641 G.A.A. 62-631 D.E.: Vice-Presidenl 64-651 Fulure Nurses 63-641 Fuiure Homemalcers 62-63 BLACKMAN, BILL-Jr. Red Cross Council 62-631 Civil Defense 64-65. BLAKESLEY. ANN-Dramalics Club 63-651 Bruineifes 62-631 Boosiers 63-641 French Club 63-651 GAA. 62-631 Fulure Nurses 63-651 Honor Roll 63-641 Besi Dancer 64-65. BLOCH, RAY-Band 62-641 All-Slafe Concerl' Band 63. BOESE, BOB-Dramalic Club 64-651 Jr. Red Cross Council 64-65: Spanish Club 63-651 Lalin Club 64-651 Ham Radio Club 62-651 Science Club 64-651 Jr. Foofball 62-641 Honor Roll 62-64. BOLTON, MARTHA-Bruin Business Staff 63-641 Pelican Slale Allernafe 641 Dramaiic Club 63-65: Bruineiies 62-631 Boosiers: Drum Squad 63-641 Junior Red Cross Council Alfernafe1 French Club 62-641 GAA. 63-641 Bacca- laureale Usher 641 Sfudenl' Gym lnsfruclor 64-65. ,f f 5 I 4.6 v y Z- I8 2 K Z i X BOLTON, SUZANNE-Bruin Business Sfaff 62-63: Dramaiic Club 62-63: Bruinelles 62-63: Booslers: Drum Squad 63-64: Cheerleader 64-65: French Club 62-64. BOULET, DON-Band 62-64: All Slaie Marching Band 62-63. BOURNE. CAROL ANN-Mr. Taylor's Sfaff 63-64: G.A.A. 62-63: D. E. 64-65: Fulure Nurses 63-64 BOWEN, NANCY-Bruinelles 62-63: Booslers 63-64: Library Club 63-64: Fuiure Nurses 63-64. BOYD, PAMELA SUZANNE-Fufure Homemalcers 64-65: Transferred from Misawa High School, Misawa, Japan 64. BRANDAU, ROSEMARY-Bruin Ediforial Siafl: Club Co-Ediior 64-65: Bruinefles 62-63: Boosiers 63-65: Jr. Red Cross Council Alfernafe 63-65: French Club 62-63: Fulure Teachers 63-65: Treasurer 63-64, Delegale fo Conveniion 63-64. BRAWNER, SHARON-Fuiure Homemalcers 62-65. BRELAND, JOHNNY-Band 62-65: Caplain 64-65. BREWSTER, JOE-Dramallc Club 62-65: Civil Defense 64-65. BRIERLY, SHIRLEY-Dramaiic Club 62-63. BRINEY. PAMELA J.-Cumlux Ediforial Sfaff 64-65: Nafional Honor Socieiy 63-65: Dramafic Club 62-65: Forensic Club 64-65: Naiional Forensic League 63-65: Secreiary 64-65: Bruinelles 62-63: Boosfers 63-65: Drum Squad 64-65: French Club 62-63: Fuiure Teachers 64-65: Gradualion Usher 63-64: Honor Roll 62-64. BROCATO, JOE-Maih Club 64-65: Golf Team 63-65. BROSSETTE, JOHNNY BROWN, BUTCH BRUYNINCKX, MARY ANN-Bruin Ediforial Siaff 63-65: Associale Edilor- in-Chief, Co-Feafure Eclifor 64-65: Quill and Scroll 64-65: Dramalic Club 62-63: Bruineiles 62-63: Boosfers 63-65: Jr. Red Cross Council Alfernafe 62-63: Fufure Teachers 63-64: 4-H 62-63: Secreiary 62-63. BRYAN, BUDDY-Mafh Club 64-65: Honor Roll 62-64. BURNS, JUANITA-G-.A.A. 62-63: D.E.: Hisiorian 64-65: Fulure Nurses 62- 63: Fufure Homemalcers 62-63. BUTLER, JEANNE-Choir 64-65: French Club 63-64: Mafh Club 63-65: Science Club 63-65: Pholography Club 64-65. X7 f 34 .. ,p , iii i 3 V --- f f si-ll ff E .iff - llll Z V :I O wp 'S 45 I- ' BROSSETTE, J. BROWN, B. BRUYNINCKX BRYAN, B. BURNS, J. BUTLER, J. Sw Semars Acquire Letters Of Hommendalzbn BOLTON, S. BOULET. D. BOURNE, C. BOWEN. N. BOYD, P. BRANDAU, R. BRAWNER, S. BRELAND, J. BREWSTER. J. BRIERLY. S. BRINEY. P. BROCATO, J. Taking Time ou? from iheir srudies long enough 'ro pose for ihe camera are ihose seniors who were awarded Naiional Meri? Scholarship Leiiers of Comme-ndahon A :ful 3 G' Seniars Support ,411 5ci10al,4vtivities CAMPBELL, D. CANNON. B. CARPENTER. T. CARTER. F. CARTER, S. CASEY. F. CASEY, R. CEDARS, C. CHAMBERS, H. CHAUDOIR, R. CHESTER. C. CHOATES. L. CAMPBELL, DEWAYNE-Larin Club 64-65: Trans- ferred from Radford High School, Honolulu, Ha- waii 63. CANNON, BILL-Transferred from Menard High School, Alexandria, La. 63. CARPENTER, TOMMY-Caieleria sisrf 62-65: J.. Fooiball 62-63. CARTER. FRANK CARTER, SUZANNE F.-Sludeni' Council Aller- naie 63-64: Leadership Conference 64: Dramaiic Club 63-65: Bruinelies: Squad Leader 62-63: Boosl- ers 63-64: Mr. Taylor's Siafi 64-65: Jr. Red Cross Council Aliernaie 62-63: G.A.A. 63-64: Siudenl Gym lnslrucior 63-65: Honor Roll 62-65: Naiional Meril Semiiinalis? 64. CASEY, FRANK W., JR.-Bruin Business Siaif 64- 65: Cumlux Ediiorial Siaif 63-65: Fealure Ediior 64-65: Cumlux Business Slaif 63-64: Leadership Conference 64: Dramaiic Club 62-65: Thespians 64-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 62-64: French Club 62-65: F.B.L.A. 63-65: Civil Defense 64-65: Maih Club 63-65: Science Club 64-65: Honor Roll 62- 65: 3rd Opiimisl Oralorical Coniesi 63: Casl: Our Miss Brooks , Bachelor Falher , Our Hearls Were Young and Gay . CASEY, RUSTY-Sludeni Council 62-63: Pelican Slale 64-65: B Club 63-65: Proieciion Siali 64-65: Spanish Club 62-63, 64-65: French 'Club 63-64: Civil Defense 64-65: Golf Team 62-65: Honor Roll 62-65: Nalional Merii Leiler of Com- mendaiion 64. CEDARS, CLYDE DAU-Jr. Fooiball 62-63: Var- siiy Fooiball 63-65: Track Team 62-63. CHAMBERS, HAROLD-Sludenl Council 63-64: Bruin Business Slaif 62-64: B Club 64-65: Key Club 63-65: French Club 62-64: Vice Presideni' 63-64: Jr. Baskeiball 62-63: Varsiiy Baskebiall 63- 65: Class Vice Presidenl 62-63. CHAUDOIR, RONNIE-Bruin Edilorial Siaif: As- sislani Phoiographer 64-65: Cumiux Ediforial Siaff: Phoiographer 64-65: Dramalic Club 64-65: Pho- lography Club: Vice Presidenl 64-65: Jr. Foolball 62-64. CHESTER, CHARLES-Spanish Club 63-64: lvlalh Club 63-64. CHOATES, LINDA LEE-D.O, 64-65: Transferred from Thomas Jefferson High School, Porl Arihur, Texas, 63. CLARK, MARLENE-Bruineiies 62-63: Key Room Siafi 62-65: G.A.A. 64-65: Fulure Nurses 62-63: 4-H 63-65: Secrelary 64-65. CLAYTON, CARLA-Bruirelles 62-63: Boosiers 63-65: G.A.A. 63-65: Fuiure Teachers 64-65: Slu- denl Gym lnsirucior 64-65. CLINTON, LUTHER- B Club 63-65: Track Team 62-65. COATES, NORMAN-Dramaiic Club 64-65: B Club 63-65: Jr. Foorball 62-63: Track Team 62-65. COBB, MARY-Dramalic Club 62-63, 64-65: French Club 62-63, 64-65. COLE, DESMOND-French Club 62-63. asmecnm iififi nzsasrzn nuizr HEAHGULRTYBS CLARK, M. CLAYTON, C. CLINTON. L. COATES. N COBB. M. COLE, D. i .- iq g 1' uuufa..-.W-s T i 5 5 S i kin 'F .,., -K 4 V Jack Sleei, Jr. Red Cross President and PaHy Perkins aid in arranging relief uniis for refugees of Hurricane Hilda. 'T' 1 M 1- I Y .2535 m,gEm:'f ,V -Y .1 ,. ' Ab . 9 . , -Q, 1 , ul!- Q 1 ,4 uv H . na , , S .- . ., , ' Q , Q . 'gf' , 1, he sh' 1- 1 1 -11 wwf, 447 Seniors Attaiu New Peak Of Sclzaal Spirit COMISH, JOHN-Maih Club 63-64. CONNELLA, SON-Jr. Red Cross Council 63-65: Jr. Foolball 62-63. COURVILLE, DONNIE-Sfudenl Council Allernale 64-65: Jr. Foolball 63-64: Track Team 62-65. COUVILLION, LINDA-Choir 62-64: Bruinelles 62-63: Boosiers 63-64: G.A.A. 62-64: Fufure Home- malcers 63-65: Songleader 64-65: Ham Radio Club 64-65. CRAIG, JOANN-Cumlux Edilorial Slalf 64-65: French Club 62-63, 64-65: G.A.A. 62-63: Honor Roll 62-63: Transferred from Mansfield High School, Mansfield, La. 64. CRAIG, WILLIAM B.-F.B.L.A. 64-65. CROSS, MARGARET-Band 62-63: Honor Roll 64-65 CRYAR, MIKE-Dramalic Club 63-64: Choir 63- 65: F.B.L.A. 64-65: Civil Defense 63-64. CRYER, LINDA-Bruin Edilorial. Slallz Associale Fealure Edilor 64-65: Cumlux Edilorial Slall 64- 65: Bruinelles 62-63: Booslers 63-64: Guidance Slafl 63-64: Mr. Taylor's Slalf 64-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 63-65: French Club 62-63: Fulure Nurses 62-63. COMISH, J. CONNELLA, S. COURVILLE, D. COUVILLION, L. CRAIG. J. CRAIG. W. CROSS. M. CRYAR. M. CRYER, L. CULPEPPER, L. CURNOW. W. DAIGRE, D. CULPEPPER, LARRY CURNOW, WILLIAM-Choir 64-65. DAIGRE, DEWITT D'AMlCO, SAMMY DANIEL. BONNIE SUE-Sluclenl Council 62-64: Allernale 64-65: Pelican Slale 64: Nalional Honor Sociely 64-65: Dramalic Club 62-63: Bruinelies 62-63: Boosfers 63-65: G.A.A. 62-64: Fulure Home- malcers 63-64: Gradualion Usher 64: Sludenl' Gym lnslruclor 63-65: Honor Roll 63-65: Culesl 64-65. DAUZAT, ELLEN M.-French Club 63-64: G.A.A. 62-63: D.E. 64-65. DAVID, ANNE-Sludenr Council 64-65: Bruinelles 62-63: Booslers 63-65: Main Office, Slaff 63-65: G.A.A. 62-65: Fulure Homemalcers 63-65: Fulure Teachers 62-65: Science Club 63-64: Baccalaureale Usher 63-65: Honor Roll 62-64: Dislricl' Science Fair: Isl Research Paper 63-64. DAY, MICHAEL-Dramalic Club 64-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 64-65. DEAR, GEORGE F.-Dramalic Club 62-65: Thes- pians 63-65: Presidenl' 64-65: Proieclion Slaff 64- 65: French Club 62-65: Mafh Club 63-65: Honor Roll 64-65: Aerospace Educalion Symposium 63. Seniors Hearn kcspousibiifics Of Zitzeenslzzjv DEFEE, J. DELRIE, J. DENLEY, W. DePROSPO. J. DESPINO. W. DEWEESE, K. DEWITT, C. DILLIN, D. DISTEFANO, S. DOHERTY. L. DOIRON. B. DOMOZYCH ,C. Mary Sfanley and Penny Sfewarf, wafclw flue polls as Jane Wallcer and Bruce Manning casl 'rheir ballols in flue Cumlux Presidenfial preference eleclion. DONOVAN. J. DOUGLAS, N. DOUGLAS, S. DOYLE, J. DUCHESNE, D. DUCOTE, G. DEFEE, JOHNNY-Band 62-63: Proiecfion Sfaff 63-64: French Club 62-65: Civil Defense 63-65: 4-H 63-65: Jr. Foofball 62-63. DELRIE, JOSEPH-Transferred from Tioga High School, Tioga, Louisiana 63: Nafional Merif Lelfer of Commendafion 64. DENLEY, WAYNE-Sfudenl' Council 64-65: Bruin Ediforial Sfaff 64-65: Sporfs Junior Edifor: Bruin Business Sfaff 64-65: Dramafic Cl-ub 62-65: Key Club 62-65: French Club 62-63: Civil Defense 63-65: Vice-Presidenf 64-65. DePROSPO, JUDIE-Dramafic Club 63-65: Thespians 64-65: Lafin Club 64-65: D.E. 64-65: Fufure Nurses 63-64: Fufure Homemakers 63-64: Fufure Teachers 63-65: Ham Radio Club 63-64: Honor Roll 64-65: Casf: Our Miss Broolcs : Transferred from Shrewsburg High School, Shrewsburg, Massachu- seffs 63. DESPINO, WILLIE-Track Team 62-63: Transferred from Dry Prong High School, Dry Prong, Louisiana 63. DEWEESE, KENNY-F.B.L.A. 64-65: Varsify Baslcefball 64-65: Transferred from Hayfi High School, l-layfi, Missouri, 64. DEWITT, CHARLIE-F.B.L.A. 63-64. DILLIN, DIANNE-Bruineffes 62-63: Boosfers 63-65: G-.A.A. 64-65: Fufure Teachers 64-65. DISTEFANO, SUSIE-Dramafic Club 63-64: Spanish Club 63-64: Fufure Homemalcers 64-65: Transferred from Providence High School, Alexandria. Louisiana 63. DOHERTY, LARRY DOIRON, BUCK- B Club 62-65: Key Club 62-65: Vice-Preside'nf 64-65: Jr. Foofball 62-63: Varsfy Foofball 63-65: Jr. Baslcefball 62-63: Varsify Bas- lcefball 63-65. DOMOZYCH, CAROLE-D.O. 64-65: Baccalaureafe Usher 64: Transferred from American High School, Germany. 63. DONOVAN, JUDY KAYE-Choir 62-64: Bruineffes 62-63: G.A.A. 64-65. DOUGLAS, NANCY CATHERINE-Dramafic Club 63-65: Band 62-65: Press Club 63-64: Fufure Teachers 64-65. DOUGLAS, SHARON ANN-Mr. Taylor's Sfaff 63-65: Jr. Red Cross Coun- cil 64-65: Lafin Club 64-65: Fufure Nurses 62-63: Fufure Teachers 64-65: 4-H 62-65: Honor Roll 62-65. DOYLE, JERRY-D.E. 64-65. DUCHESNE, DUKE-Varsify Baslcefball 64-65: Transferred from Edwards Milifary lnsfifufe, Salemburg, Norfh Carolina, 64. DUCOTE, GAIL-G.A.A. 64-65: Fufure Homemakers 63-65: Transferred from Redempforisf High School, New Orleans, Louisiana 63. ? :Q if 36.0.27 If 1, Q .X Z bfi 11' MW' ' V L .. 5 KX DUCOTE. NATHAN-4-H 63-64. DUFFY, SUELLEN-Cumfux Ediforial Slaff: Exchange Edifor 64-65: Guidance Sfaff 64-65: Press Club 64-65: G.A.A. 62-63: Fufure Nurses 62-63. DUFOUR, PAT ELAINE-G.A.A. 63-64. DUNN, BILL--Dramafic Club 63-65: Band 62-65: Ham Radio Club 63-65. DUNN, ROY-Cumfux Ediforial Sfaff 64-65: Dramafic Club 63-65: Choir 64-65: Jr. Red Cross Council ,62-63: Alfernafe 63-64: French Club 62-63: F.B.L.A. 64-65: Civil Defense 64-65. DYKES, CAROL ANNE-Bruineffes 62-63: G.A.A. 62-65: Fufure Nurses 62- 65: Presidenf 64-65: Fufure Teachers 63-64. EARLE, JANE-Dramafic Club 63-64: Bruineffes 62-63: Mr. Taylor's Sfaff 63-65: French Club 62-64: F.B.L.A. 64-65: Civil Defense 64-65: Graduafion Usher 64: Honor Roll 62-65. EDGERTON, PATTY-Bruineffes 62-63: Boosfers 63-65: Drum Squad 64-65: Homecoming Courl' 64-65: Wiffiesf 64-65. EDWARDS, CHRIS-Sfudenf Council 64-65: Bruineffes 62-63: F.B.L.A. 64-65: G.A.A. 62-64: D.0. 64-65: Fufure Nurses 62-64: Sfudenf Gym lnsfrucfor 64-65: Honor Roll 63-64. EDWARDS, VICKI-Transferred from Misawa High School, Misawa, Japan 64. EHLERS, DEBBIE-Dramafic Club 63-64: French Club 63-65: Gradualion Usher 64. ELLIOTT, VALERIE-Fufure Homemalcers 63-65. ELLIS, LANGE-French Club 62-65: Civil Defense 63-64: Mafh Club 64-65: Science Club 64-65: Sfudenf Gym lnsfrucfor 63-64: Junior Baskefball 62-63. ERWIN, CONNIE-Choir 64-65: Fufure Homemalcers 64-65: Transferred from Leesville High School, Leesville, Louisiana 64. ESKEW, MARY JANE-Leadership Conference 64-65: Dramafic Club 62-65: Thespians 63-65: Bruineffes 62-63: Jr. Red Cross Council Alfernafe 62-63: French Club 63-64: G.A.A. 62-65: Fufure Nurses 62-63: Sfudenf Gym In- sfrucfor 64-65: Casf: Our Hearfs Were Young and Gay , Cheaper By fhe Dozen , Our Miss Brooks , Bachelor Fafher . EVERETT, JEANNE-Sfudenf Council Alfernafe 64-65: Nafional Honor So- cily 64-65: Bruineffes: Squad Leader 62-63: Jr. Red Cross Alfernafe 63-64: French Club 62-65: G.A.A. 62-63: Graduafion Usher 64: Sfudenf Gym ln- sfrucfor 64-65: Honor Roll 62-65. EVERETT, JUDY-Nafional Honor Sociefy 64-65: Bruineffes 62-63: French Club 62-65: G.A.A. 62-63: Graduafion Usher 64: Honor Roll 62-63. EVERITT, KERRY-Sfudenf Council 62-63: Alfernafe 63-64: Secrefary 64-65: Cumfux Ediforial 63-65: Associafe Edifor 64-65: Quill and Scroll 63-65: Pelican Sfafe: Oufsfanding Senafor 64: Nafional Honor Sociefy 63-65: Debafe Club 62-63: Nafional Forensic League 62-65: Bruineffes 62-63: Boosf- ers 63-64: Press Club 62-65: French Club 62-64: G.A.A. 62-64: Mafh Club 63-64: Graduafion Usher 64: Honor Roll 62-64: Casf: Bachelor Fafher , Our Hearfs Were Young and Gay , Our Miss Broolcs : Sfudenl' Council Workshop 64: 3rd Exfemporaneous, NSC 62-63: Mosf Likely 'lo Succeed 64. Q 7' I f 4 .fl hh f I 5. I L, F' f - s- X 1,3 ff 4 ELLIS, L. ERWIN, C. ESKEW. M. EVERETT, JEANN E EVERETT, JUDY EVERITT, K. enzbrs Parficgvatc In J-fomcwming Plans DUCOTE, N. DUFFY, S. DUFOUR, P. DUNN. B. DUNN, R. DYKES. C. EARLE, J. EDGERTON, P. EDWARDS, C. EDWARDS, V. EHLERS, D. ELLIOTT, V. The whole neighborhood offers 'fo help as Linda Couvillion, PaHy Edgerfon, and Lou Pierce work on homecoming signs. Scniars '65 Sec' Jmpravemenfs ,Around Kaftan EWING, J. EYER, H. FARTHING, J. FEAZEL. J. FEAZELL, B. FENDLER, G. FERRIER. R. FISACKERLY, M. FITZSIMMONS, M. FLOYD, B. FOOTE, N. FOSTER, S. EWING, JOHN-Dramalic Club 64-65. EYER, HELEN-Curnlux Edilorial 64-65: Nalional Honor Sociely 64-65: Secrelary 64-65: Bruinelles 62-63: Booslers 63-65: Concession Slalf 64-65: Spanish Club 62-64: G.A.A. 62-63: Fulure Teachers 63-65: Gradualion Usher 63-64: Honor Roll 62-64. FARTHING, JULIE ANN-Choir 64-65: G,-.A.A. 63-65. FEAZEL. JOHN-Forensic Club 62-65: Debale Club 62-63: Nalional Forensic League 62-65. FEAZELL, BETTY-F.B.L.A. 63-64: G.A.A. 62-63: D.D. 64-65: Fulure Nurses 62-63. FENDLER, GENE-Sludem' Council 62-65: Pelican Slale 64: Dramalic Club 64-65: Proieclion Slalf 64-65: French Club 62-64: Civil Defense 64-65: Maih Club 63-64: Science Club 63-65: Presidenl 64-65. FERRIER, ROBERT-Dramalic Club 64-65: Choir 64-65: Transferred from Winnfield High School, Winnfield, Louisiana 64. FISACKERLY, MARGARET-Choir 62-65: Pianisl 64-65: Girl's Glee Club Pianisl 62-63: French Club 62-64: Fulure Teachers 64-65: Baccalaureale Usher 64: Honor Roll 62-63. FITYSIMMONS, MAC-Spanish Club 62-63: Ham Radio Club 64-65: Malh Club 63-65: Presidenl 64-65: Science Club: Vice Presidenj 64-65: Pho- 'lography 64-65. FLOYD, BOBBY-Civil Defense 64-65: Malh Club 64-65: Science Club 64-65. FOOTE, NEILL-Curnlux Edilorial Slafl 63-65: Fealure Edilor 64-65: Pelican Slale 64: Bruinelles: Squad Leader 62-63: Cheerleader 63-65: Head Cheerleader 64-65: French Club 62-65: 6.A.A. 62-64: Ham Radio Club: Reporler 63-64: Tennis Team 62-64: Sludenl Gym lnslruclor 64-65: Honor Roll 63-64: Besl' All Around 62-65: Secrelary of Sophomore Class 62-63: Track Queen 63-64: Fayor- ile 63-64. FOSTER, STEPHEN PIERCE-Transferred from Alamo Heighls High School, San Anlonio, Texas 64. FOWLER, BARBARA-Sludenl Council Allernale 62-63: Bruinelles 62-63: Booslers 63-65: Fulure Teachers 63-65: Vice Presidem' 64-65. FOWLER, JOYCE-Spanish Club 62-64: G.A.A. 62-65. FRAZIER, LARRY-Cumlux Edilorial Slaff: Sporls Edifor 64-65: Chorale 64-65: Choir 64-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 63-64: Sludenl Gym lnslruclor 63- 64: All Slale Choir 64-65. FREEDMAN, ROBIN-Band 63-65: Tennis Team 64-65: Honor Roll 63-65: All Slale Marching Band 64-65: All Slale Concerl Band 64-65: Transferred from Selwyn High School, Denlon, Texas 63. FRENCH, JIM-Sluclenr Gym lnslruclor 63-64. FULMER, KAY-Fulure Homemakers 63-64: D.E. 64-65: Transferred from Smyrna High School, Smyrna, Tennessee 63. FOWLER, B. FOWLER. J. FRAZIER. L. FREEDMAN, R. FRENCH. J. FULMER. K. Bolion is beginning a school wide renovarion prolecr. Work ers check our crane before work srarfs on Hue' roof. xgfi 4 jr af 'Q K . , 5,4 ,fa Sn in' v W 35111 f,,,mwE?ii we if 1 1 QQ Q' 49, 'A iffy? 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GAHAGAN, BUD-Srudenr Council Allernafe 62- 64: Pelican Srare 64: Dramaiic Club 62-65: Pro- ieclrion Slafl 64-65: Key Club 62-65: Presidenl' 64-65: Siege Crew 64-65: Jr. Red' Cross Council 62-63: French Club 63-64' Civil Defense 64-65: Ivlalh Club 63-65: Science Club 63-65: Jr. Baskel- ball 62-63. GAMBORDELLA, THEODORE LOYD-Siuclenl Council Alrernale 64-65: French Club 63-64: Civil Defense 62-65: Presidenl 64-65: Malh Club 63- 65: Science Club 63-65: Honor Roll 63-64. GARDNER, BOBBY-Band 62-65: F.B.L.A. 63-65. GARNER, JIMMY LOU-Choir 63-65: G.A.A. 64- 65: Fulure Nurses 63-65. FULSTONE, L. GAAR. J. GAAR. M. GAGNON, R. GAHAGAN. H. GAMBORDELLA, T. GARDNER, B. GARNER, J. GARRETT, C. GASPARD. E. GENIUS, B. GEORGE, A. GARRETT, CHARLES-D.E. 64-65: Track Team 63-64. GASPARD, EWELL JOSEPH GENIUS, BRENDA-Bruinerles 62-637 French Club 62-64: Fufure Nurses 62-63: Fulure I-Iomemakers 62-64: Ham Radio Club 63-64. GEORGE, PETRINA ANN-Jr. Red Cross Coun- cil 64-65: F.B.L.A. 62-63: D.O. 64-65: Fulure Nurses 62-63. GETTO, FRANK-Transferred from Wagner I-Iigh School, Clark A.F.B., Philippines 63. GETTO, JIM GIBSON. JIM GIBSON, PEARLE-Sludenr Council 62-65: Dra- malic Club 64-65: Chorale 64-65: Choir 62-63: Bruinelles 62-63: Booslers 63-64: French Club 62- 63: G.A.A. 62-65: Sludenl Gym lnslruclor 64-65. GILL. CARLO GOODMAN, GERALD-Sludenr Gym Inslruclor 63-64. 611,115 And Gowns Symbvllbe ,4 ,706 Well Dau: GOODMAN, J. GRANT. S. GREENE. G. GREGORY, S. GREMILLION. GROSS, J. GUILLOT, L. GUNTER, B. HAEHN, L. HALEY. L. HAMILTON, D HANCOCK, F. S. Classmafes look on while J. J. Miclwiels is measured for his cap and gown. ,.-,,,,,,,.-.ff-w-v ' ,,,.....,.m-1 Qgupnn-mpw :qt f x HARNDEN, L. HARPER, C. HARVILLE, W. HAWORTH, M. HAZARD, K. HEITKAM P, T. GOODMAN. JAMES GRANT, SHARON-Nalional Honor Sociely 63-651 Bruinelles 62-631 Boosl- ers 63-651 Library Club 62-64: Secrelary 63-641 Jr. Red Cross Council Aller- na'l'e 64-651 Fulure Nurses 62-651 Ham Radio Club 64-6511Baccalaureale Usher 641 Honor Rall 62-641 Science Fair Isl 63-64. GREEN, GLENN-Caleleria Slall 64-651 Library Club 64-65. GREGORY, SALLY--Bruinelles 62-631 Fulure Homernakers 62-65. GREMILLION, STEVE-Civil Defense 64-65. GROSS, JERRY--Translerrecl from Hamplon High School, Harnplon, Vir- ginia, 64, GUILLOT, LINDA--Dramalic Club 64-65: 6.A.A. 64-65. GUNTER, BARBARA-Transferred from Sulphur High School, Sulphur, Louisiana. HAEHN, LOUIE-Transferred from Misawa High School, Misawa, Japan. HALEY, LARRY-Concession Staff 62-631 Proieclion Shall 62-63. HAMILTON, DONNA-Madrigal Singers 63-641 Choir 62-63. HANCOCK, FRAN-Leadership Conference 641 Jr. Red Cross Council 62- 651 French Club 62-651 GAA. 62-65: Presidenl 64-651 Tennis Team 63-651 Gradualion Usher 641 Sludenl Gym lnslruclor 63-651 Honor Roll 62-641 Mosl' Alhlelic 64-65. HARNDEN, LINDA ANN--Jr. Red Cross Council Allernale 62-631 Fulure Nurses 63-641 Fulure Teachers: Reporler, Delegale lo Convenlion 64-65. HARPER, CLAY- B Club 63-651 Lalin Club 64-651 Ham Radio Club 64-651 Varsily Foolball Manager 62-651 Varsily Baslcelball Manager 64-651 Track Manager 63-65. HARVILLE. WILLIE HAWORTH, MARILYN-Choir 64-65: 4-H 62-64. HAZARD, KATHY-Spanish Club 62-63, 64-65. HEITKAMP, TONI-Bruin Eclilorial Slall: Jr. Edilor 64-651 Bruin Business Slaff 62-631 Drarnalic Club 62-631 Bruinelles 62-631 Booslers 63-641 GAA. 62-631 Fulure Nurses 62-631 4-H: Reporler 64-651 Malh Club 63-641 Honor Roll 62-65. 4: 1-1 To ' f',-- 7.-7-T z f 9 547- ' 7 f f Qi' ' o'l V E K6 f Q' Q 4' A gif 4 1 HELMS, JANICE PAULETTE-F.B.L.A. 64-65: G.A.A. 64-65: Fufure Nurses 64-65: Fufure Homernalcers 64-65: Transferred from Chicora High School, Charlesron, Soufh Carolina 64. HERNANDEZ, GENE-Spanish Club 62-64: Jr. Foofball 62-63: Varsify Foof- ball 63-64. HERRICK, PHOEBE JO-Bruin Business Sfaff 63-65: Sales Secrefary 64-65: Band 62-63: G.A.A. 62-65: Fufure Homernalcers 62-63: Fufure Teachers 63-64.' HICKS. JOHN HILL, DONITA-Band 64-65: Transferred from New Iberia High School, New Iberia, Louisiana 64. HILLMAN, ELAINE-Fufure Nurses 64-65: Fufure Homernalcers 63-64. HILLMAN, MARILYN-G.A.A. 63-64: Fufure Homernalcers 62-63: Sfudenf Gym Insfrucfor 64-65: Honor Roll 63-64. HILTY, CANDY-Transferred from Johnson High School, Japan 63. HINES, BARRY-Band 62-65. HINES, SUE-French Club 62-63: GAA. 63-65: Fufure Nurses 62-63: Fufure Homemalcers 62-64. HIRSCH, BARBARA--Bruin Business Sfaff 62-65: Sales Secrefary 63-64, Ad- verfising Secrefary 64-65: Leadership Conference 64: Isl' Yearbook Cover: Dramafic Club 62-65: Bruineffes 62-63: Boosfers 63-65: Jr. Red Cross Coun- cil Alfernafe 64-65: Spanish Club 62-65: Science Club 63-64: G-rdauafion Usher 64: Honor Roll 62-65: Bolfon Science Fair Isf Sociology 63-64: Science Fair Regional Isf Socialogy 63-64. HOLCOMB, JOE-Sfudenf Council 63-64: B Club 63-64: Concession Sfaff 64-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 63-64: French Club 63-65: Lafin Club 64-65: Civil Defense 64-65: Jr. Foofball 62-63: Varsify Foofball 63-64: Honor Roll 63-64. HOLCOMBE, JUDY-Jr. Red Cross Council 63-64: Spanish Club 63-64: GAA. 62-64: Fufure Nurses 64-65: Fufure Homemalcers 62-64: Vice Presi- denl' 63-64: Transferred from Wagner High School. Clark A.F.B., Philip- pines 64. HOLDER, MICHAEL-Sfudenf Council 62-63: 64-65: Pelican Sfafe 64: Nafional Honor Sociefy 64-65: Spanish Club 63-65: Presidenf 64-65: Maih Club 63-64: Science Club 63-64: Honor Roll 62-65: Class Secrefary- Treasurer 64-65: Mosf Courfeous 64-65. HOLLAND, BILL-Jr. Red Cross Council 64-65: French Club 62-65: Jr. Foofball 62-63: Varsify Foofball 63-65. HOLMES, LUCY-Madrigal Singers Accompanisf 63-64: Choir 63-64: Ac- companisf 64-65: French Club 63-65: Fufure Teachers 63-64. HOWTON, ROBERT-Band 62-63: Concession Sfaff 64-65. HOYT, JIM-Dramafic Club 62-63: French Club 62-65: Jr. Foofball 63-64. F QI- if gps V ! X, ,W rg - if K frif ' -f HOLCOMB, J HOLDER. M. HOLLAND, B. HOLMES, L. HOWTON, R. HOYT, J. Dilqerzf llldy Prepares Seniors ?er Kellege HELMS, P. HERNANDEZ. HERRICK. P. HICKS, J. HILL. D. HILLMAN. E. HILLMAN, M. HILTY. C. HINES, B. HINES, S. HIRSCH. B. HOLCOMB, J s Kg. Q. Q Q ,st LuncI1I'ime is offen The Iasf chance Senior gIrIs have 'ro cram before 'resfs ul 265 Grads flare Gained kecaguifivu 5'ar 16648 HUNTER, A. HUNTER, S. HYDE, E. HYDE, J. ILES, C. ILES, P. IVEY, S. JANETTE, J. JEFFRESS. C. JOHNSON, JUDITH JOHNSON, JUNE JOHNSON, K. HUNTER, ANDREE-Bruin Edilarial Slall: 63-65: Co-Edilor-in-Chief 64-65: Quill and Scroll 63-65: Secrelary 64-65: Leadership Conference 64: Nalional Honor Sociely 64-65: Bruinelles 62-63: Booslers 63-65: French Club 62-63: Gradualion Usher 64: Honor Roll 62-65. H UNTER. SAN DRA-F.B.L.A. 64-65. HYDE, EDITH ANNE-Sludenl' Council 62-63: Bruin Ediforial Sfaif 64-65: Chorale 64-65: Choir 64-65: Bruinelles 62-63: Booslers 63-65: Drum Squad 64-65: Spanish Club 62-64: G.A.A. 62-63: Science Club 63-64: Baccalaureale Accompanisl 64: Honor Roll 62-64. HYDE, JESSE-Transferred from Menard High School, Alexandria, Louisiana 62. ILES, CAROLYN MARIE ILES, PAT-Dramalic Club 62-65: Treasurer 64-65: Thespians 62-65: Bruinerles 62-63: Booslers 63-64: Cheerleader 64-65: Allernale Cheerleader 63-64: French Club 63-65: GAA. 62-64: Casl: Cheaper by lhe Dozen, Bachelor Falhe-r : Mosl School Spiril' 64-65. IVEY, SANDY-Spanish Club 64-65: Killeen High School, Killeen, Texas 64. JANETTE, JACKIE-Dramalic Club 62-64: Bruin- elles 62-63: French Club 63-64: Fulure Nurses 62- 64: Fulure Teachers 63-65: Parliamenlarian 64-65: Caslz Bachelor Faiher : Prompler: Our Miss Brooks, JEFFRESS. CHARLES JOHNSON, JUDITH-Fulure Homemakers 63-64: Transferred from Tioga High School, Tioga, Louisi- ana 63. JOHNSON, JUNE-Chorale 64-65: Choir 62-65: Fulure Nurses 62-64. JOHNSON, KITTY FAY--Fulure Homemalcers 63- 64, JORDAN, FRA-Bruinelles 62-63: Booslers 63-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 63-65: Spanish Club 62-63: G-.A.A. 62-63: Homecoming Courl' 64-65. JORDAN, PHIL C.-Jr. Red Cross Council 63-64. KARNES, JANET KAY-French Club 62-63: Fulure Homernalcers 62-63: Transferred from Crowley High School, Crowley, Louisiana 64. KEITH, DIANE-Transferred from Misawa High School, Misawa, Japan 64. KELLER, LINNIE-Bruin Edilorial Slalf 63-65: Fea- lure Edilor 64-65: Dramalic Club 62-65: Bruin- erres 62-63: Booslers 63-64: Jr. Red Cross Coun- cil Allernale 63-64: French Club 62-65: GAA. 62- 65: Fulure Homernalrers 62-63. KELSEY, PAT-Pelican Sfale 64: Dramalic Club 63- 64: Bruinelles: Squad Leader 62-63: Cheerleader 63-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 62-63: French Club 62-63: G.A.A. 62-63: Tennis Team 62-65: Sludenl' Gym lnslruclor 63-65: Homecoming Courlz Maid ol Honor 62-63. I ,-.f.:fQ1g.M , 155-.2v,-, :-fr:.'9- Iifi-liz,-,.'..,,,I - V K :'..: Q-W-Q..,.-au FE' 'fm Q, , ,, 0 N,...........,,M.4 Q5 J X J i. JORDAN, F. JORDAN, P. 6 if 4 , Q KARN ES, J. KEITH, D. s, X 1 X. ftfl, , W -. ' V 5.56 fin X. EE The band nas several me-Hwods for financing Hs hips. Bruce Manning and KELLER. L- Huber? Prevosf brlnq arficles for Hue rummage sale. KELSEY, P. 69 ,hw .5 , ,. 'wit' if , , 1 I f - ' 3 fig , 4 Y 5- IL ' ' Q3 Q - 1 I .f W Ma? ,,.,, in ,moz M ff we fiff-Sf? 'nhmfib H M 29 453552. if 4+-via? W Q35 .ff 'f fm We 1 1 ar'- W3 wif xhgtgiigg f .,,,. mv' 'BM' W . cmlrrs Make Plans 3'0r Kallegc KENNEDY, RICKY--Cumlux Edilorial Sfalf 63-65. KING, JAMES KIRKLEY, SANDRA-Leadership Conference 64: Drannalic Club 64-65: Bruineiles 62-63: Booslers 63-65: Fulure Homemalcers 62-65. KOHARA, JEANNE-Sludenl Council Allernale 63-64: Bruin Edilorial Shall 63-65: Facully Edilor 64-65: Quill and Scroll 63-65: Treasurer 64-65: Nalional Honor Sociely 63-65: Bruinelles 62-63: Booslers 63-65: Jr. Red Cross Council Alfernafe 62-63: GAA, 62-64: Malh Club 63-64: Phologra- phy Club 62-63: Gradualion Usher 64: Sludenr Gym lnslrucfor 64-65: Honor Roll 62-65. KOHARA, JOANNE-Sludenf Council 64-651 Bruin Edilorial Slalf: Scholaslics Eclilor 64-65: Na- 'rional Honor Sociely 63-65: Dramalic Club 64-65: Bruinelles 62-63: Booslers 63-65: Drum Squad 64- 65: Lalin Club 64-65: G.A.A. 63-64: Malh Club 63-64: Pholography Club 62-63: Graclualion Usher 64: Honor Roll 62-65. LABORDE, GAIL ANN-Bruinelles 62-63: French Club 63-64: G.A.A. 62-63: D.O. 64-65: Fulure Nurses 63-64. LACAZE, MIKE-Sluden? Council 62-64: Key Club 62-64: F.B,L.A. 62-65: Jr. Foolball 62-63: Varsily Foolball 63-65: Jr. Baskelball 62-63: Track Team 62-64: War Council 63-64: Culesl 64-65. LACOMBE, SANDRA LEE--Bruinelles 62-63: D.O. 64-65. KENNEDY, R. KING. J. KIRKLEY, S. KOHARA, JEANNE KOHARA, JOANNE LABORDE, G. LACAZE, M. LACOMBE, S. LAMKIN. L. LANIER. J. LAWRENCE, J. LEDIG, K. LAMKIN. LETTY-Sfudenl Council 62-64: Bruin Business Slalf 62-65: Dramafic Club 62-65: Bruin- elfes 62-65: Fulure Homernakers 64-65: Homecom- ing Courf 62-63. LANIER, JEAN-Cumlux Edilorial Slaff 64-65: Spanish Club 63-64: 6.A.A. 64-65: Glee Club. LAWRENCE, JOHN-Transferred from Menard High School, Alexandria, Louisiana 63. LEDIG, KITTY--Cumlux Business Sfalf 63-65: Bruin- effes 62-63: Spanish Club 62-64: Fulure Home- makers 62-65. LeJEUNE, JOE-Spanish Club 63-64. LELEAUX, MARY ANN-Bruinelles 62-63: Library Club 62-64: Reporler 62-64: GAA. 63-64: D.O. 64-65: Fulure Nurses 63-64. LEMMONS, CAROLYN LEWIS, LESLIE KAY-Nalional Honor Sociely 63- 65: Forensic Club 63-65: Debale Club 64-65: Na- lional Forensic League 63-65: Secrelary 64: Bruin- elles 62-63: Booslers 63-65: Press Club 62-64: Presi- denl 64-65: Jr. Red Cross Council Allernale 62- 63: Honor Roll 62-64: Bollon Science Fair 3rd 63-64. LIGHTFOOT, LESLIE-D.E. 64-65. LOOPER, JIMMY-French Club 63-65: Lalin Club 62-63: Jr. Baskelball 62-63: Varsily Baslcelball 64- 65: Tracln 62-65. Khaugcs .Around Halton ,llfccf Sewers McCARTNEY L McCLARAN J McCLENDON. J McCLENDON. McCRORY. R. McCARLEY, C. M McDONALD, C. McGINTY, M. McKEEVER, W. McLEOD, L. McLIN, E. McNEAL, L. Travel lackefs add a fouch of dngmfy To fhns years afh!e'res Harold Chambers Du e Duschene, and Buck Doiron +aIk over ihe new look of Jrhe baskefball feam McNICHOL, L. MANNING. D. MARLER. D. MARLER, L. MARTIN, D. MASSIE, T. MCCARLEY, CHUCK-Jr. Red Cross Council 64-65: Sludenl Gym lnslrucior 63-64: Honor Roll 62-63. MCCARTNEY, LYNDA-Cumfux Business Slaff 63-64: Bruinelres 62-63: Boosl- ers 63-65: G.A.A. 63-64: Fulure Hornemalcers 62-63: Honor Roll 62-65. McCLARAN, JUDY-Bruinelres 62-63: Boosiers 63-65: Fulure 'Nurses 62-63. MCCLENDON, JUDY-Bruinelles 62-63: Boosrers 63-65: French Club 62-64: C-.A.A. 62-65: Baccalaureare Usher 63-64: Honor Roll 63-64. MCCLENDON, MARCIA-Choir 63-65: Glee Club 62-63. MCCRORY. RONNIE-Srudenl Council 62-63: Treasurer 64-65: Cumlux Edi- Iorial Slall 64-65: Cumiux Business Slaff 62-64: Leadership Conference 64: CI b 62 65 Debale Club 62 65 Nafional Dramaric Club 62-65: Forensic u - : - : Forensic League 62-65: Presidenr 64-65: Slage Crew 64-65: French Club 63-65' F.B.L.A. 64-65: Maih Club 63-64: Honor Roll 62-65: Debaiez 3rd N.S.C. 63, Isl' Tech 64: Caslz Our Hearls Were Young and Gay : 2nd Bolron Science Fair 63-64. MCDONALD, CHET--Choir 62-65: Choir Robe Chairman 64-65: Concession Slaff 62-65. McGINTY, MUFF-Srudenr Council AlIernaIe 62-63: Bruineiles 62-63: Jr. Red Cross Council Allernafe 63-65: Fu'rure Homemalcers 62-65: Reporler 64-65. McKEEVER. WALTER-D.E. 64-65. MCLEOD, LESTER-Transferred from Baker High School, Columbus, Georgia 64. McLIN, EDYTH--Library Club 62-65: Program Chairman 63-64. McNEAL, LANA-Sludenl' Council 63-65: Chorale 64-65: Choir 62-65: Bruinelles 62-36: Boosrers 63-65: French Club 63-64: GAA. 62-65: Fulure Homemalcers 62-65: Songleader 64-65: Gradualion Usher 64: Honor Roll 62-65. McNICHOL, ELIZABETH LOUISE-Dramalic Club 62-65: Spanish Club 64-65: Lalin Club 64-651 G.A.A. 63-65. MANNING, DAVID BRUCE-Bruin Edilorial Slaff: Ari' Edilor 64-65: Dramaiic Club 64-65: Band 62-65: Firsl' Lieufenani' 64-65: Civil Defense 64-65: All S'raI'e Marching Band 64: Foorball Program Ariisl 64-65. MARLER, DEBBIE-Bruinerles 62-63: Fulure Homemalcers 62-63. MARLER, LINDA DIANE-Fulure Homemakers 62-64. MARTIN DAVID MASSIE, TRELLIS R.--Jr. Baslcelball 62-64: Varsiiy Baslcelball 64-65: Honor Roll 63-65. ,Z I ' I 5 67. ,Ffh ,o .1 'I if gy 'ig ,- ' II Q Q -f 1: of 417 ,. ., X II W 4 14' f V ft: fl' X f 4 lill 2.f X ,INK MATHEWS, JOE-Jr. Red Cross Council 62-637 D.E. 63-65. MATHIS. JAMES MAY, BILL-Dramafic Club 62-657 Spanish Club 62-637 Civil Defense 64-657 Mafh Club 64-65. MAY, JUDY-Bruin Business Sfaff 64-657 Cumfux Business Sfaff 63-647 Jr. Red Cross Council 62-637 G.A.A. 62-647 Fufure I-Iomemakers 63-65. MAYHUE. DIANE-Curnfux Business Sfaff 64-O51 Bruineffes 62-637 Boosfers 63-647 Main Office Sfaff 64-657 French Club 62-637 F.B.L.A. O3'65: G.A.A. 62-647 Fufure Nurses 63-647 Fufure Teachers 64-657 I-Ionor Roll 62-65. MELTON, CAROLYN-Jr. Red Cross,Council 641 GAA. O41 Fufure Home- malcers 63-64. MICHIELS, J. J.- B Foofball 64-657 Jr. Foofball O2-641 Varsify Foofball 64-65. MILLER, BOB-Band 62-657 Allsfafe Marching Band 63. MILLER. JERRY MILLER, PAULA-Dramafic Club 63-657 Bruineffes 62-637 GAA. 63-647 Fufure Nurses 63-647 Fufure I-lomemalcers 62-63. MILLER, PENNYE-Dramafic Club 63-657 Choir 63-647 Bruineffes 62-637 Boosfers 63-657 GAA. 62-657 Fufure I-Iomernalcers 62-63. MILLER, SANDY-Bruineffes 62-637 F.B.L.A. 62-647 D.O. 64-65. MINTON. SABRA-Fufure Nurses 63-65. MINTON. SAMUEL SCOTT-Sfudenf Council Alfernafe 64-657 Dramafic Club 62-657 Civil Defense Club 62-657 Mafh Club 64-657 Jr. Baslcefball 62-637 Sfudenl Gym lnsfrucfor 65. MITCHELL, BARRY L.-Civil Defense 62-647 4-I-I 62-64: Jr. Baskefball 62-637 Gymnasfics 62-63. MITCHELL, MAUREEN-Cumfux Ediforial Sfaff 64-657 Dremafic Club 64- 65: F.B.L.A. 64-657 Transferred from Providence High School, Alexandria. Louisiana 64. MONCUSKY, MARION LUCILES-F.B.L.A. 64-657 G-.A.A. 62-63: D.O. 64-657 Fufure Nurses 62-64. MOORE, ANABEL-Dramafic Club 62-657 Bruineffes 62-637 Fufure Home- malcers 62-65: Hisforian 64-657 Fufure Teachers 63-64. 5 fegili LQTT 'lg A' 35 MINTON. SABRA MINTON. SCOTT MITCHELL, B. MITCHELL. M. MONCUSKY. M MOORE, A. Scalar Enthusiasm flighlzyhfcd Kaskctball Games MATHEWS. J. MATHIS, J. MAY, B. MAY, J. MAYHUE. D. MELTON, C. MICHIELS, J. J. MILLER, B. MILLER, J. MILLER, PAULA MILLER, PENNYE MILLER ,S. Senior cheerleaders fake a much deserved resI affer direcfing anofher pep rally I Seniors Partzks .Arc Crrzdifiorz At Halton MOREAU. J. MOREAU, L. MORFELD, C. MORRISH. K. MURCHISON, D. MURCHISON, K. MURPHY, C. MURPHY, E. MURPHY, M. NELSON, K. NETHERLAND, S. NEWMAN, L. MOREAU, JUDI-Fufure Nurses 62-64: Fufure Homernakers 62-63: 4-H 64-65. MOREAU, LINDA BLANCHE-Fufure Nurses 64- 65: Phofography Club 64-65. MORFELD, CARL-Dramafic Club 63-64: Chorale 64-65: Choir 63-65: Press Club: Vice-Presidenf 64- 65: Lafin Club 64-65: Honor Roll 63-65: Nafional Merif Semifinalisf 64. MORRISH. KELLY MURCHISON, DILLON-Cumfux Ediforial Sfaff 63-65: Sporfs Edifor 64-65: Pelican Sfafe 64: Dra- mafic Club 64-65: Press Club 64-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 63-64: Lafin Club 64-65: Varsify Foofball Manager 63-64: Track Team 63-65: B Club 64- 65: Bruin Fdiforial Sfaff 64-65. MURCHISON, KEN-Sfuclenf Council 64-65: Al- fernafe 62-64: Bruin Ediforial Sfaff 64-65 Co-Edifor in Chief. Copy Edifor 64-65: Quill and Scroll: Presidenf 64-65: Nafional Honor Sociefy 64-651 Key Club 63-65: Mafh Club 63-64: Jr. Foofball 62-637 Varsily Foofball 63-65: Jr. Baskefball 62-63: Varsify Baslcefball 63-65: Honor Roll 63-65: Nafional Meril Leffer of Commendafion 64. MURPHY, CINDY-Chorale 64-65: Choir 64-65: Bruineffes 62-63: French Club 62-64: F.B.L.A. 63- 65: C-3.A.A. 62-64: Fufure Nurses 63-64: Civil De- fense 64-65: French Club Maid 62-63. MURPHY, ELLEN-Transferred from Misawa High School, Misawa, Japan 64. MURPHY, MIKE-Dramafic Club 64-65: Jr. Red Cross Council Alfernafe 63-65: French Club 63- 65: Jr. Foofball 62-63. NELSON, KATHY L.-Boosfers 64-65: F.B.L.A. 64- 65: Transferred from Radford High School, Hono- lulu, Hawaii 64. NETHERLAND, SAM MY-F.B.L.A. 64-65. NEWMAN, LINDA-Cumfux Ediforial Sfaff 63-65: Managing Edifor 64-65: Curnfux Business Sfaff 62-63: Leadership Conference 63-64: Dramafic Club 62-65: Secrefary 64-65: Thespians 63-65: Hisforian 64-65: Bruineffes 62-65: Boosfers 63-64: Jr. Red Cross Council Alfernafe 64-65: G.A.A. 62-65: Fufure Teachers 63-65: Casf: Our Miss Brooks, Bachelor Fafher : Producfion: Our Hearfs Were Young and Gay. NICHOLS. GERALD NOLAN, CHERRON-S anish Club 63 65' Trans P ' I ' ferred from Riverdale High School, Mefairie, Louisi- ana 63. NORMAND, DIANE-Transferred from Providence High School, Alexandria, Louisiana 64. NOVAK, JANICE-Nafional Honor Sociefy 63-65: Dramafic Club 63-65: Bruineffes 62-63: Boosfers 63-64: Drum Squad 64-65: French Club 63-65: Fufure Nurses 62-64: Vice Presidenf 64-65: Fufure Homemakers 62-63: Reporfer 63-64, Vice Presidenf 64-65: Graduafion Usher 64: Honor Roll 62-65. NUNNALLY, WILBERT-Drarnafic Club 64-65: Choir 63-65: Vice Presidenf 64-65: Civil Defense Club 64-65: Manager Varsify Foofball 64-65: Man- ager Varsify Baskefball 64-65: Manager Track Tearn 63-65: Transferred from John Tyler High School, Tyler, Texas 63. NUTT, MARY ANN--Bruineffes 62-63: Fufure Nurses 62-63. Qfavvwif M NICHOLS. G. NOLAN, C. NORMAND, D. NOVAK, J. N U N NALLY. W. NUTT, M. Mike LaCaze and Mary Jane Simmons check the calendar io verify dafe for senior parjries. O'CONNOR, ROB-Dramaiic Club 64-65: Band 62-65. O'NEAL, BARBARA-G.A.A. 62-63: Fulure Nurses 62-63: Fuiure Home- makers 63-64. OZIER. BRYON-Concession Siafi 63-65: D.E. 64-65: Jr. Foolball 62-63. PALMER, EDWINA L.-Dramalic 62-65: Bruineiies 62-63: Boosiers 63-64: French Club 63-64: G.A.A. 62-63: Casi: Our Hearrs Were Young and Gay 64. PARDUE, JUDY-Guidance Sraif 64-65: Fuiure Homemakers 64-65: Trans ferred from Roberi E. Lee High School, Baron Rouge, Louisiana 64, PARTRIDGE, CAROLYN-Siudenr Council 62-65: Cumiux Business Siaii 62-63: Quill and Scroll 63-65: Pelican Slaie 64-65: Naiional Honor Socieiy 64-65: Drarnalic Club 62-65: Thespians 63-65: Bruineifes 62-63: Boosiers 63-65: Drum Squad Capiain 64-65: Press Club 63-64: GAA. 62-65: Fuiure Homemakers 62-65: Vice Presidenr 62-63, Presidenr 64-65, Parish Presidenl' 64-65: Science Club 63-64: Baccalaureaie Usher 63-64: Sludenl Gym In- sfruclor 64-65: Honor Roll 62-65: 2nd Disirici' Science Fair: Casi: Our Miss Brooks 63: Bachelor Fa+her Our Hearls Were Young and Gay 64: Fines? Characier 64-65. PASSAFUME, MIKE-Transferred from Tecumseh High School, New Car- lisle, Ohio 64. PATTEN, CHARLES DEWITT-Siudem' Council Aliernaie 62-63: Bruin Busi- ness Sraii 63-65: Cumiux Business Siaif 62-63: Pelican Sfaie Aliernaie 64: Dramaiic Club 62-65: Jr. Red Cross Council Allernaie 63-64: French Club 62-65: Civil Defense: Secreiary 64-65: Maih Club 63-64: Science Club 64-65: Honor Roll 62-63: 3rd Earlh Science, Bollon Science Fair 63: Cash Our Hearis Were Young and Gay 64. PAUL, LINDA-D.E.: Reporier 64-65: Fuiure Nurses 62-63. PEARCE, LOU-Bruin Business 63-65: Cumrux Business Sraff 62-63: Dra- maric Club 62-63: Bruineiies 62-63: Boosiers 63-64: Jr. Red Cross Council 62-63: Spanish Club 63-65: G.A.A. 62-64. PENNY, DANE-Dramaiic Club 64-65: Madrigal Singers 64-65: Choir 63-65: Band 62-65: French Club 62-64. PENNY, JAN-Srudenf Council Alfernaie 62-63: Naiional Honor Sociefy 63-65: Treasurer: Dramaiic Club 62-65: Thespians 63-65: Secreiary 63-64: Naiional Forensic League 63-65: Bruineiies 62-63: Squad Leader: Booslers 63-64: Cheerleader 64-65: Sfudenf Gym Inslruclor 63-65: Honor Roll 62-63: Casi: Ask Any GirI 62, Cheaper By The Dozen 63, Our Miss Brooks 63, Bachelor Falher' 64, Our Hearfs Were Young and Gay 64: 3rd Siare Speech Tournamenl' of Champions 62-63: Mosr Talenred 64-65. PERKINS, PATTI-Bruin Business Siaii 64-65: Dramaiic Club 63-64: Madrigal Singers 64-65: Choir 63-64: Bruineifes 62-63: Jr. Red Cross Council 63-65: Spanish Club 63-65: G.A.A. 62-65: Siudenr Gym Insirucior 64-65. PHILLIPS, LINDA-Dramaiic Club 62-63: Bruinefies 62-63: F.B.L.A. 63-64: GAA. 62-63: Fuiure Nurses 62-64. PHILLIPS, NANCY JO-Fuiure Homemakers 62-65. PIERSON, MARK-Transferred from Grand Forks Ceniral High School. Grand Forks, Norih Dakofa 64: Honor Roll 64-65. PITTMAN, MAYDIE-Bruineiies 62-63: Boosiers 63-65: Spanish Club 63-65: G.A.A. 62-65: Secreiary 64-65: Fuiure Homemakers 62-63: Sludeni' Gym Insirucior 64-65: Honor Roll 63-64. POUSSON, MIKE W. PERKINS. P. PHILLIPS, L. PHILLIPS. N. PIERSON. M. PITTMAN. M. POUSSON, M Seuzbrs 5156! .711 Speech And Debate Kay Lewis and Pam Briney look over maferial and compare fads O'CONNOR, R. O'NEAL, B. OZIER. B. PALMER, E. PARDUE, J. PARTRIDGE, C. PASSAFUME, PATTEN, C. PAUL, L. PEARCE, L. PENNY, D. PENNY. J. ' n preparafion fo M. r debafe X W ,M M. Seniors 57ml Kaftan? Zourscs Wzzzllerzgirzy POWER. D. PREVOST, H. PRICER, L. PUCKETT, F. RABALAIS, G. RACHAL, L. P. RAINEY, L. RANDOLPH, P. RASMUSSEN, R. REDMOND, N. REGAN, D. RKIHARDSON. I. Six weeks review seems 'ro have leff Mr. Hu+chinson's physks dass puzzled as Huey leave Hwe room. RILEY, C. RISER, M. RIZZO, L. RIZZO, P. ROACH, R. ROBERTS. D. POWER, DON-Civil Defense 64-65: Pholography 64-65: Sludenl' Gym In- slruclor 63-64. PREVOST, HUBERT-Dramaiic Club 64-65: Chorale 62-65: Presidenl 64-653 Band 62-65: 2nd Lieulenani 64-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 63-64. PRICER, LINDA LEE-Bruinelies 62-63: Booslers 63-65: Honor Roll 62-65. PUCKETT, FAYE-Dramaiic Club 62-63: Bruinelles 62-63: D.O. 64-65: Fu- Iure Teachers 63-65. RABALAIS, GARY RACHAL, L. P. RAINEY, LINDA LEE-Cumrux Business Slaff 62-65: Aclverlising Manager 64-65: Dramaric Club 62-65: Forensic Club: Secrerary 64-65: Debaie Club 62-63: Nalional Forensic League 62-65: Bruinelles 62-63: French Club 62-65: GAA. 63-64: Fulure Teachers 64-65: Caslz Our Miss Brooks, Bachelor Fa'rher : Siudenl' Direclor: Our Hearls Were Young and Gay. RANDOLPH, PAULA-Sludenl Council Allernale 63-65: Courlesy Commil- Iee 64-65: Pelican Slaie: Police Juror 64: Bruinelies 62-63: Booslersz Presi- clenl 64-65: French Club 63-65: G.A.A. 62-65: Ham Radio Club 63-64: Slu- denr Gym Insrruclor 63-65: Homecoming Cour'r 62-64: Mosr Dependable 64-65. RASMUSSEN, ROBERT-Varsily Baslcelball 64-65: Honor Roll 64-65: Trans- ferred 'from Misawa High School, Misawa, Japan. REDMOND, NORA JANE-Dramaiic Club 62-63: Bruinelles: Squad Leader 62-63: Booslers 63-64: French Club 62-64: G.A.A. 62-65: Fulure Nurses 63- 64: Fulure Homemalcers 62-63: Fulure Teachers 64-65. REGAN, DEAN-Siudenl' Council Aliernale 63-65: Bruin Business Slalf 63- 65: Cumlux Business Sfaff 64-65: Cheerleader: Yogi 64-65: French Club 63- 64: Lalin Club 64-65: F.B.I..A. 63-64: Mos? School Spiril' 64-65. RICHARDSON, IRENE-Transferred 'from Plain Dealing High School, Plain Dealing, La. 64. RILEY, CARROLL-Bruin Business Slalf 63-65: Sales Secrelary 64-65: Cum- 'Iux Business Slalf 63-65: Business Manager 64-65: Leadership Conference 64: Dramaiic Club 63-65: Bruinelres 62-63: Jr. Red Cross Council Al'rerna're 63-64: Spanish Club 64-65: French Club 63-64: Fufura Homemalcers 64-65: 4-I'I 63-64. RISER, MARGO-D.E.: Secrelary-Treasurer 64-65. RIZZO, LINDA GALE-Cumlux Business Srall 64-65: Dramalic Club 64-65: Library Club 63-65: F.B.L.A. 64-65: D.E. 64-65. RIZZO, PETE-Sludenl' Council 62-63, 64-65: Key Club 62-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 63-64: F.B.L.A. 62-65: Vice Presideni, Presidenl' 64-65: D.E.: Parlia- menlarian 64-65: Civil Defense 64-65: Track Team 63-64: Class Presidenr 63- 64: Besl' All Around Junior 63-64: Frendliesr 64-65. ROACH. RONNIE ROBERTS. DONNA LEIGH-Fulure Homemalcers 62-65. ROBINSON, JOHNNY-Civil Defense 64-65: Sfudenf Gym Insfrucfor 63-64. ZZOEERS, SUSAN-Fulure Teachers 63-65: Hislorian 64-65: Honor Roll RONCA, RUSS ROSAR, MISSY-Dramatic Club 62-65: Jr. Dramalic Club 62-63: Choir 64- 65: Bruinefles 62-63: Spanish Club 64-65: GAA. 63-65: Fulure Home- malcers 63-65. ROSS, LUCKY-Concession Slaif 64-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 62-63. 64-65: French Club 63-65: F.B.L.A. 63-64: Civil Defense 64-65: Jefs 64-65: Science Club 63-64: Jr. Foolball 62-63: Sludenl Gym lnsiruclor 63-64. ROUGEOU, BEAU-Dramafic Club 62-64: Boosier Manager 63-65: Key Club 63-65: Jr. Red Cross Council Allernaie 64-65: Spanish Club 62-63: Maih Club 63-64: Varsify Foolball Manager 62-63. ROUGEAU, HENRY-Cumlux Business Siaif 62-64. ROY, CAROL ANNETTE-Dramaiic Club 64-65: D.O. 64-65: Fuiure Nurses 64-65: Civil Defense 64-65. RUSH, RICHARD-Ba nd 62-64. RUSS, BONNIE-Couriesy Commillee 64-65: Choir 63-65: GAA. 62-65: Sfudenl Gym lnsirucior 64-65. RYDER, ROBERT-Sludenf Council 62-63: Vice Presidenl' 63-64, Presidenl 64-65: Dramafic Club 63-64: B Club 63-65: Key Club 62-65: Lf. Governor 64-65: Mr. Taylor's Slaif 64-65: Slage Crew 63-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 63-64: Lalin Club 64-65: Civil Defense 63-64: Science Club 63-64: Jr. Fool- ball 62-63: Varsily Fooiball 63-65: Jr. Baslcelball 62-63: Besi' All Around 64-65. RYLAND, PAULETTE SUE-Cumlux Business Slaff 63-64: Dramalic Club 62-63: Band 62-65: F.B.L.A. 63-64: G.A.A. 62-63. SADLER, BRENNER-Bruin Business Slaff 63-64: Cumlux Business Sfaff 64-65: Pelican Slaie Alfernafe 64: Dramaiic Club 63-65: Forensic Club 62-63: Thespians 64-65: Debale Club 62-63: Nalional Forensic League 63-65: Jr. Red Cross Council Allernafe 63-64: Lalin Club Treasurer 64-65: Maih Club 63-64: Science Club: Secrelary-Treasurer 64-65: Honor Roll 62-65: Casf: Our Miss Brooks. Bachelor Falher, Our Hearls Were Young and Gay. SAFFORD. RUPERT-Transferred from Glenmore High School. Glenmore. Louisiana 63. SASSER. JANE-F.B.l..A. 63-65: Fulure Nurses 62-65: Fulure Tecahers 62-63: D.E. 64-65. SATTERTHWAITE, LOIS JEAN-Dramalic Club 63-65: Civil Defense 64-65. SCHIRO. PAM-Choir 63-65: Bruinelles 62-631 G.A.A. 62-63. 64-65. SCHMIDT. RICHARD JR. f if - l'!ll..llll 1 SADLER. B. SAFFORD. R. SASSER. J. WA SATTERTH SCHIRO. P. SCHMIDT. R ITE Seniors 901111 Nucleus 0f,4fl1lefic Cmms ROBINSON, J. ROGERS, S. RONCA, R. ROSAR. M. ROSS, L. ROUGEOU. B. ROUGEOULH. ROY, C. RUSH. R. RUSS, B. RYDER. R. RYLAND, P. Senior squad members, acfing as capfains. look on while Roberi' Ryder sfeps ou? fo Talk fo fhe referee. Three Seuiars Mako' aiiouzzl Merit Semzhmzls SCHULTZ, C. SCOTT, J. SEALE, A. SEELY. E. SEWELL, J. SEYMOUR, A. SHARP, A. SHARP, J. A. SHAW, L. SHEFFIELD, P. SHELFO, F. SHELOR, B. SCHULTZ, CATHY-Dramafic Club 62-63: Bruin effes 62-63: Boosfers 63-65: Mr. Taylor's Sfaff 63- 65: Jr. Red Cross Council 64-65: French Club 62-63: GAA. 62-65: Honor Roll 62-63. SCOTT, JOHN-Sfudenf Council 62-64: Alfernafe 64-65: Pelican Sfaie 64: Dramafic Club 62-64: Forensic Club 62-65: Debafe Club 62-65: Nafional Forensic League 62-65: Secrefary 63-64: B Club 62-65: Key Club 62-65: Sfage Crew 64-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 62-63: French Club 62-64: Civil De- fense 63-64: 4-H 62-63: Jr. Foofball 62-63: Varsify Foofball 63-65: Jr. Baslcefball 62-63: Varsify Baslcef- ball 63-65: Tennis Team 62-65: Track Team 64-65: Class Presidenf 64-65: Speech: 3rd Norfhwesfern Debafe 62-63: 2nd Opfimisf Orafory Confesf 62-63: Wiffiesl' 64-65. SEALE, ARTHUR-French Club 62-65: Science Club 63-65. SEELY, ELAINE-Dramafic Club 63-64: Bruineffes 62-63: Boosfers 63-65: Mr. Taylor's Sfaff 64-65: Spanish Club 62-63: F.B.L.A. 64-65: G.A.A. 62-63: Civil Defense 64-65. SEWELL, JUDY-Cumfux Business Sfaff 62-65: Circulafion Manager 64-65: Bruineffes 62-63: F.B.L.A. 63-65: G.A.A. 63-64: Fufure Homemalcers 62-63: Fufure Teachers 62-63, SEYMOUR, ANNETTE-Fufure Nurses 62-64: Fu- fure Homemalcers 62-64 SHARP. ALINE SHARP, J. A.-Civil Defense 64-65: Mafh Club: Secrefary-Treasurer 64-65: Science Club 64-65: Gymnasfics Team 62-64: Honor Roll 63-64. SHAW, LACY B.-Bruin Business Sfaff 63-64: Cumfux Business Sfaff 63-64: Dramafic Club 63- 64: Proiecfion Sfaff 64-65: Spanish Club 63-64: Lafin Club 64-65: Civil Defense 64-65: Mafh Club 63-64: Science Club 64-65: Tennis Team 63-65: Transferred from Menard High School, Alexandria, Louisiana 62. SHEFFIELD, PAT-Bruineffes 62-63: F.B.L.A. 63-65: G.A.A. 64-65: Fufure Nurses 64-65: Fufure Teachers 63-65. SHELFO, FRANKIE-Sfudenf Council 64-65: Bruin Ediforial Sfaff 63-65: Senior Class Edifor 64-65: Bruin Business Sfaff 64-65: Quill and Scroll 63-65: Dramafic Club 63-65: Bruineffes 62-63: Boosfers 63-65: Drum Squad 64-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 63-64: Lafin Club 64-65: G.A.A. 62-63: Home- coming Courf 64-65. SHELOR, BETTY ANNE-G.A.A. 63-64: Honor Roll 63-65: Transferred from All Sainfs School. Vicksburg, Mississippi 63. SHERMAN, LINDA-Bruin Business Sfaff 62-63: Dramafic Club 64-65: Bruineffes 62-63: Jr. Red Cross Council Alfernafe 64-65: French Club 62- 63: G.A.A. 64-65: Fufure Nurses 64-65: Fufure Teachers 63-65. SHIVER, WAYNE-Band 63-65: Second Lieufenanf 64-65: All Sfafe Marching Band 64: Transferred from Charles Henderson High School, Troy, Ala- bama 63. SILVA, JAMES-Dramafic Club 64-65: Lafin Club 64-65: Mafh Club 64-65: Science Club 64-65: Tennis Team 64-65: Transferred from Wakefield High School, Wakefield, Virginia. SIMMONS, MARY JANE-Sfudenf Council Alfer- nafe 63-65: Bruin Ediforial Sfaff: Associafe Senior Class Edifor 64-65: Dramafic Club 64-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 62-63: French Club: Secrefary-Treas- urer 64-65. SIMPSON, PEGGY-Spanish Club 63-64: Trans- ferred from Providence High School, Alexandria, Louisiana 63. SKELTON, PATSY-F.B.L.A. 63-65: Treasurer 64- 65: D.O. 64-65: Fufure Homemakers 63-64: Honor Roll 62-65: Transferred from Banlcs High School, Birmingham, Alabama 63. SHERMAN, L. SHIVER, W. SILVA, J. SIMMONS, M. SIMPSON, P. SKELTON. P. Nalional Merlf Scholarship Semifnalisls Karl Sfein, Suzanne Carfer and Carl Morfield fall: over lnleresllnq arllcles They have found. 85 Signs urging school spirI'r have become a iradifion af Bolion. SNOWDEN, J STAFFORD, J. STANLEY. M. STAN LY, D. STAPLES, P. STEED, B. Seuiars 90110141 Sstalrlislzcd Cradiliaus SLACK, DAVI D-Choi r 64-65. SLEET, JACK-Pelican Slale Allernale 64: Dra- malic Club 63-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 63-65: Presidenl' 64-65: Lalin Club 64-65: Civil Defense 64-65: Malh Club 64-65: Red Cross Leadership Camp 64: Transferred from Menard High School, Alexandria, Louisiana 63. I SLENKAMP, DAVID-Cafeleria Slaif 64: Maih Club 64: Transferred from Radford High School, Honolulu, Hawaii 63. SMITH, BAKER STEVENSON-Dramatic Club 64- 65: French Club 62-65: Fulure Teachers 63-64. SMITH, BARBARA-Bruin Business Slaif 64-65: Dramalics Club 62-65: Bruinelles 62-63: Booslers 63-65: French Club 63-65. SMITH. DONNA-Choir 62-64. SMITH, HERBIE LOU-Bruin Edilorial Slaff: Jr. Edilor 64-65: Dramalic Club 62-63: Bruinelles 62- 63: Jr. Red Cross Council Allernale 62-63: French Club 62-63: G.A.A. 64-65: Fuiure Homemalcers 64- 65. SMITH, LARRY-Choir 63-64: French Club 62-63: Narional Meri? Leller oi Commendalion 64. SMITH, SYBIL LOUISE-Sludenl' Council 64-65: D.O. 64-65: Fulure Nurses 63-64:,Honor Roll 62-65. SMITH, WHIT-Siudenl Council Allernale 62-64: Dramalics Club 64-65: Proieclion Slaif 62-64: Jr. Red Cross Council 64-65: Lalin Club: Presidenl' 64-65: Malh Club 63-64: Science Club 64-65: Jr. Foofball 62-63: Jr. Baslcelball 62-63: Besl Dancer 64-65. SLACK, D. SLEET, J. SLENKAMP, D. SMITH, BAKER SMITH, BARBARA SMITH, D. SMITH, H. SMITH, L. SMITH, S. SMITH, W. SNOW, L. SNOWBARGER. K. SNOW, LINDA-Chorale 63-65: Choir 63-65: Bruinelles 62-63: Booslers 63-64: F.B.L.A. 63-65: Fulure Nurses 62-63: Fulure Teachers 64-65. SNOWBARGER, KAY-Dramalic Club 62-65: Bruinelles 62-63: Booslers 63-64: French Club 63- 65: G.A.A. 62-65: Fulure Teachers 63-64: Jr. Maid Baslcelball Homecoming Courl 63-64. SNOWDEN, JANELL-Cumlux Business Shall: 63- 65: Dramafics Club 64-65: Bruinelles 62-63: F.B.L.A. 63-65: Hislorian 64-65: G.A.A. 63-64' Honor R-oll 62-63. STAFFORD, JANE-FB.L.A. 64-65: G.A.A. 62-63: D.O. 64-65. STANLEY, MARY E.-Cumiux Edilorialz Typisl' 64- 65: Dramalics Club 62-63: Bruinelles 62-63: Boosl- ers 63-64: French Club 62-63: G.A.A. 64-65: Fu- 'lure Teachers 63-65: Secrelary 64-65. STANLY, DAVID-Bruin Business Siaff 63-65: Pelican Slafe 64: Dramalics Club 62-65: Proieclion Slaff 63-65: Civil Defense 63-65: Science Club 64- 65: Jr. Foolball 62-63: Casl: BacheIor Fa'rher 64. STAPLES, PETE-Pelican Slale 64: Dramalics Club 63-65: Proieclion Slalf 64-65: Key Club 62-65: Civil Defense 64-65: Malh Club 63-65: Science Club 64-65., STEED. BILL Halton Samara 601146 Hram ,411 Over U16 World STEIN, K. STEPHENS, S. STETTLER, J. STEVENSON, J STEWART, P. STEWART, S. STOVALL. S. STACENER, M. STROUD, C. STUART, L. SULLIVAN, H. SWEETMAN, F. Sharing Jrheir souvenirs of ofher counirnes wxfh each ofher are Russ Ronca Judy Holcombe Pam Thomas, Kafhy Nelson and Tom Lehnerh TANNER, G. TARVER, R. TASSIN, M. TAYLOR. R. TEAGU E, S. TESSIER, R. STEIN, KARL--Cumlux Ediforial Sraff: Ediror-in-Chief 64-65: Quill and Scroll 63-65: Vice Presidenr 64-65: Nalional Honor Sociefy 63-65: Maih Club 63-64: Science Club 63-65: Traclc Team 62-65: Honor Roll 62-65: Mosi Likely To Succeed 64-65: Naiional Merir Semifinalisr 64. STEPHENS. SUZANNE-Bruin Edilorial Siaif 63-65: Class Edilor 64-65: Cumiux Ediiorial Sraff 64-65: Dramalic Club 62-65: Thespians 64-65: Bruin- eiles 62-63: Jr. Red Cross Council Aliernale 63-64: French Club 62-63: G.A.A. 63-65: Sludeni' Gym lnsirucfor 64-65: Cash Our Miss Brooks 63. Bachelor Fal'her 64. STETTLER, JANET ILENE-Transferred from Armiio High School, Fairfield, California 64. STEVENSON, JIMMY-French Club 62-63: F.B.L.A. 64-65: Jr. Foolball 62-63: Varsiiy Foolball 62-65. STEWART, PENNY-Siudeni' Council 62-64: Siudenl' Council Allernale 64- 65: Courresy CommiHee 64-65: Dramafic Club 62-63: Bruinefies 62-63: Boosiers 63-65: Squad Leader 64-65: Spanish Club 64-65: G.A.A. 62-65: Siudenl Gym lnslrucior 64-65: Homecoming Couri: Queen 64-65: Mosl Courieous 64-65. STEWART. SUZAN MARIE STOVALL, SAMMIE-Concession Slaff 62-63: Varsiiy Baslcelball Manager 63-64. STRACEN ER. MARGIE-Choir 62-65. STROUD. CAROLYN-Choir 62-63, 64-65: Fuiure Nurses 62-63: Fulure Homemalcers 62-63, 64-65. STUART, LARRY-Choir 62-65. SULLIVAN, HELEN MARIE-G.A.A. 63-64: Fuiure Nurses 62-65: Hislorian 64-65. SWEETMAN, FRANK-Concession Slaff 63-65: Cafeieria Siaif 63-65: Civil Defense 63-65: Ham Radio Club 64-65: Maih Club 64-65: Science Club 63-65: Aerospace Symposium 63: Color Guard 64-65: lsf Bolfon Science Fair: 2nd Disfricl Science Fair. TANNER, GARY-French Club 64-65: Malh Club 64-65: Track Team 63- 65: Transferred from Goldsboro High School, Goldsboro: N. C. TARVER. ROBERT TASSIN, MICHAEL-D.E. 64-65. TAYLOR, RICKEY-Sludenlf Council 63-65: Nalional Honor Socieiy 64-65 B Club 63-65: Key Club 62-65: Jr. Fooiball 62-63: Varsiiy Fooiball 63-65 Traclc Team 62-65: Mosl' Alhleiic 64-65. TEAGUE, SAM-Dramaiic Club 64-65: Track Team 64-65: Choir 64-65: B' Club 64-65. TESSIER, ROBERT-Cumlux Ediforial Siaff 64-65: French Club 64-65: Trans ferred from Glen Oaks High School, Bafon Rouge, Louisiana 64. f 'fi 21, yijf X rw. 2 Z 1 NT, I9 In 2 5 , 4322? X! 'NR , T 5 X f - L Ziff Y ZIIIIOMPSON, JACK-Jr. Red Cross Council Allernale 64-65: French Club -65. THOM PSON. WALTER W. THOMS, PAM-Fulure Nurses 64-65: Transferred from Franlclurr American High School, Frankfurt Germany 63. THORKELSEN, JEFF-Varsily Baslcelball 64-65. THORNTON. GWEN-Choir 64-65: Bruinefles 62-63: Spanish Club 62-65: Vice Presideni' 64-65. TIMMER, DANNY-cumfux Business swf 62.64, Dramalic club 62-65: French Club 62-65: Mafh Club 63-65: Science Club 64-65. TOWNLEY, LINDA-Cumfux Ediforial Sfaff: Dramalic Club: French Club: G.A.A.: Fufure Teachers. TROSPER, JANET-Fuiure Nurses 62-63. TULLOS. STANLEY M. TURNER, MIKE-Concession Sfaff 62-63: Cafeleria Sfaff 62-65: F.B.L.A. 64-65: Jr. Foofball 63-64: Jr. Baskelball 62-63. UHRICH, EDDIE-Ba nd 62-65. URBAN, ANNETTE-BruineHes 62-63: Boosiers 63-65: French Club 62-63: G.A.A. 63-65: Fufure Homemalcers 62-63, 64-65: Fufure Teachers 63-65. URENA. BETTY LOU-Fufure Nurses 62-63. URENA, WALTER-Spanish Club 63-65: D.E. 64-65. VALENTINE, CAROLYN-French Club 63-65: Honor Roll 63-64. VANLANGENDONCK, RONNIE-D.E. 64-65. VELECK, JOANN-BruineHes 62-63: Booslers 63-65: Slands Capfain 64-65: Guidance Sfaff 64-65: Spanish Club 62-63: Sfudenl Gym lnsfrucior 64-65. VREELAND. VALERIE VEE-Dramalic Club 62-64: Choir 64-65: F.B.L.A. 63- 65: G-.A.A. 62-65: Fufure Homemakers 62-63. F 3 .C 9' MARX Z 1' 2' sf URENA, B. URENA. W. VALENTINE, C. VANLANGENDONCK, R VELECK. J. VREELAND. V.. Seniars Waiter! 79 Days Qvr Smiar kings THOMPSON. J. THOMPSON, W. THOMS. P. THORKELSEN. J THORNTON. G. TIMMER, D. TOWNLEY, L. TROSPER, J. TULLOS. S. TURNER, M. UHRICH, E. URBAN, A. The senior rings are finally in and Don Boulef can hardly believe Thai his has finally arrived. Scnivrs Wm! Umes Har Kelamlian WADDELL, J. wma, T. WALKER, e. WALKER, JANE WALKER, JIMMY WALL, D. WALLACE, G. WALTON, L. WATKINS. R. WATSON, C. WEBER, S. WEEMS, P. WADDELL, JANIE LEE-Dramafic Club 62-63: Choir 64-65: Guidance Sfaff 63-65: Press Club 64-65: Jr. Red Cross Council 63-64: French Club 62-64: Lafin Club 64-65. WAITE, TONI-Boosfers 63-65: Drum Squad 64- 65: Fufure Nurses: Hisforian 64-65: Transferred from LaGrange High School, Lake Charles, Louisi- ana, 63. WALKER, GLEN-Cafeferia Sfaff 62-63: Civil De- fense 62-63. WALKER, JANE RANDALL-Bruin Business Sfaff 62-65: Business Manager 64-65: Cumfux Business Sfaff: Leadership Conference 64: Bruineffes 62-63: Boosfers 64-65: French Club 62-64: Honor Roll 63-64. WALKER, JIMMY--Ham Radio Club 63-65: Presi- denf 64-65: Jr. Foofball 63-64: Varsify Foofball 63-65. WALL, DILLON-Ba nd 62-65. WALLACE, GERALD W.-Choir 62-63: Cafeferia Sfaff 62-63: Ham Radio Club 63-64: 4-H 62-64. WALTON, LEE-Bruin Business Sfaff 63-65: Cum- fux Business Sfaff 63-65: Drarnafic Club 63-65: Band 62-65: Press Club 64-65: Lafin Club 64-65: F.B.L.A. 63-65: Reporfer 64-65: Mafh Club 63- 64: Honor Roll 62-64: Treasurer's Office Sfaff 63- 65. WATKINS, ROBERT-Concession Sfaff 63-65: Cafeferia Sfaff 63-64. WATSON, CARL FRANCIS-Band 62-65: Jr. Red Cross Council Alfernafe 64-65: French Club 62-63. WEBER, SUSIE-Cumfux Ediforial Sfaff: Produc- fion Edifor 64-65: Nafional Honor Sociefy 63-65: Boosfers 64-65: French Club 64-65: Transferred from Norfhern Buroingfon High School, Columbus. New Jersey 64. WEEM5, PATRICIA-Sfudenf Council Alfernafe 63-64: Bruin Business Sfaff 62-65: Cumfux Ediforial Sfaff 63-65: News Edifor 64-65: Leadership Con- ference 64: Nafional Honor Sociefy 63-65: Dra- mafic Club 62-63: Bruineffes 62-63: Boosfers: Drum Squad 63-64: Cheerleader 64-65: Alfernafe Cheer- leader 63-64: Jr. Red Cross Council Alfernafe 64- 65: G.A.A. 62-63: Fufure Homemalcers 63-65: Sec- refary 64-65: Graduafion Usher 64: Honor Roll 62-65: Friendliesf 64-65. WELCH. STEVE WELLS, GLEN-Cumfux Ediforial Sfaff 63-65: Leadership Conference 64-65: Dramafic Club 62- 65: Key Club 62-65: Secrefary-Treasurer 64-65: Sfage Crew 64-65: Mafh Club 63-65: Science Club 64-65: Honor Roll 63-64: Nafional Merif Leffer of Commendafion 64. WHITE, HORACE HENRY-Leadership Confer- ence 64: Dramafic Club 62-65: Thespians 63-65: Sfage Crew 62-65. WHITE, JANET-Dramafic Club 62-63: Choir 62- 65: Bruineffes 62-63: Fufure Nurses 62-63. WHITTINGTON, TIM-Jr. Red Cross Council 63- 65. WILKINS, RONNIE- B Club 62-65: Proiecfion Sfaff 64-65: French Club 64-65: Mafh Club 64-65: Golf Team 62-65. 6 QU Qf3Li597i .ww-1 1. M. -'gsm' f n. WELCH. S. WELLS, G. WHITE. H. WHITE. J. WHITTINGTON WILKINS, R. j.Q A.m X .v .4-if 'w,,.,.. The oufcome remains uncerfain as Hue baffle for The rebound conHnuea Diligenl sludy is 'rhe lcey 'lo academic excellence indicafes. WILLIAMS, CINDI-Dramalic Club 63-657 Madri- gal Singers 64-653 Choir 63-65: Secreiary 64-657 Bruine-iles 62-637 French Club 62-65. WILLIAMS, SHARON-Cumiux Business Slail 64- 65: Choir 62-65: Secrelary 64-657 Bruinelles 62- 631 Booslers 63-647 Mr. Taylor's Siaif 64-657 Jr. Red Cross Council 64-657 GAA. 63-647 Fuiure Teachers 63-647 Baccalaureale Usher 64. WILLIS, MARY-Bruin Business Slallt 64-657 Bruin- eH'es 62-637 Boosfers 63-657 Jr. Red Cross Coun- cil 64-657 French Club 62-657 G.A.A. 62-64. WILSON, THOMAS III WINN. JIMMY-Sluclenr Council 63-657 B Club 64-657 Proieclion Sialf 63-647 Key Club 62-657 Slage Crew 64-657 French Club 62-637 Marin Club 63-647 Jr. Foolball 62-637 Varsily Foolball 63-657 Jr. Baslcelball 62-647 Honor Roll 62-657 Besl' All Around 62-637 Fines? Characler 64-657 Class Presi- denl' 62-637 Class Vice-Presidenr 64-65. as Jeanne Kohara's record WINN, RALEIGH-D.E. 63-657 4-H 62-63, 64-65. WOOD, SAM-Sludenr Council 62-637 Drarnalic Club 62-657 Siage Crew 62-647 Malh Club 63-65. YEAGER, BETSYELLEN-Dramalic Club 62-652 Bruinelies 62-637 Boosiers 63-657 French Club 62-65: Presidenl' 64-657 Lalin Club 64-657 Malh Club 63-647 Pholography Club 64-65: Secrelary 64-657 Gradualion Usher 63-647 Honor Roll 62-647 Class Secrerary 63-647 Narional Meri? Leiler of Comrnendalion 64. YEAGER, NONA PATRICIA-Srudenl Council 62- 65, Bruin Business Slaff 63-657 Pelican Sfaie 641 Bruinelles 62-637 Booslers 63-65: Squad Leader 64-657 Spanish Club 63-657 Fuiure Hornernalcers 63-647 Homecoming Courl: Maid oi Honor 64-65. ZUCK, DAVID-Choir 62-65. Seniars leave Behind HHS Jlflemvrics WILLIAMS. C. WILLIAMS. S. WILLIS. M. WILSON, T. WINN. J. WINN. R. WOOD, S. YEAGER. B. YEAGER. N. ZUCK. D. .-25 Q55 i- Ei! ' The year is over, Herbie Smifh and Jimmy Winn eclwo Hue feelings of all BolIon's seniors as ilwey recall all Ilwe memories Iluese lvalls lwold. Abaie, Vicior Adams, Lyn Adams, Vicki Aderhold, Donna Agan, Sieve Allen, Killy Anasiasio, Calhy Anderson, Larry Andrews, Billy Andrews, Linda Andrews, Janice Arnold, Darrel Arnold, Sandra Arringlon, Wanda Ales, Charles Ares, Bobby Aymond, Mildred Bagwell, Ronald Baillio, Jerry Baillio, Perry Baker, Marlha Ballard, Danny Barker, Vernie Barnefl, Phyllis Barrell, Bill Barron, Carolyn Barwick, Buddy Baslceiie, Maria Baugh, Roberl Beason, Larry The Juniors of Bolion are privileged 'ro aH'end and rake pari in all of Bol- +on's ac+ivi+ies. We regard This privi- lege wilh deep respecl and Try ar all +imes lo live up To our school's fine name. Juniors. by parricipaling fully, learn +he qualifies needed io become ciiizens of higher calibre and meril. Our devorion +o school is The begin- ning of loyalry +o our naiion. Our en- ihusiasm, 'rhe beginning of diligence, our accomplishmenls are The achieve- menis of Jromorrowg our examples, lhe legacy of Jrhe fulure-all are a parl of a wonderful year. The year of a Junior. Officers elecleci by rhe Junior Class are Bufch Hazellon, Presidenl, Joel Mullen, Vice-Presidenl' and Marc Lamlrin, Secrefary. Beaubouei, Cynfhia Begley, Mary Bell, Dickey Bellard, Kirk Belser, Barbara Bennelr, Irene Benfon, Frank Beridon, Louis Berhard, Glendon Birchfield, Linda Birely, Shelia Blair, Sandy junior 60155 Produces Able faders Blansefl, James Blevins, Brenda Bonnelle, Shirley Bordelon, Richard Bounds, Befh Bowdon, Bill Brady, Palricia Brady, Rodric Brame, Frank Brazell, Dianne Brazzel, Joel Brewer, Ronnie Bringol, Belfye Brinkerhoff, Roberl' Brisler, Kennefh Brill, Terry Breach, George Broaclwafer, Nancy Brookner, Sheryl Brooks. Kelly Brooks, Nancy Brower, Dwighl Brown. Donald Brown, Helen Brown, Susan Brumiield, Dwighf Brummefr, Ronnie Buckner, Judy Burch, Jimmy Burnaman, Darlene Burnell, Emily Burnside, Eddie Busby, BeHy Callahan, Kafhy Callaway, Barbara Callaway, Don Campbell, Lynda Cappel, Charloile Carbo, Jean Carnahan, Vicki Carler, Lowell Cespiva, Wayne Cessor, Lincla Chambers, Caihy Chambers, Nancy Chandler, Cafhy Chapman, Linda Charlson, Pamela ,furziars Wm! Place' In Zlpperclussman Ranks Cheleife, Ronnie Chesser, Jimmy Chicola, Teal Cicardo, Richard Clark, Shirley Collier, Cinderly Collins, Ed Colvin, Sfanley Conerly, Bill Conner, Paula Converse, David Cook, Bobby Couvillion, John Craig, Merlin Cross, Bill Crowe, Vicki Crozier, Linda Crumplar, Weeks Culpepper, Gay Culpepper, Polk Curlee, Juanila Daigre, Mike Daigre, Peggy Dale, Randy Dale, Vicki Dameron, Denise Daniels, Gayle Daniels, Tommy Danzy. Devela Dauqherly, Denny Davies. John Davis, Kenny Dawkins, Jan Dean, Wayne Deckler. Gerald Delapp. Judilh Delcomyn. Jack Derbonne, Diane Desporle, Donna Desporfe, Fred Deville, Zeb Dick, Bill X-,i ,X 7 X 2 f f 2 f k , I X4 Z, Z If I X, 2 Y ffzie , X7 ' '7 Z .5 Downs, Roger Dubroc, Sharon Ducole, Ina Dufour, Harrell Dufour, Herlaerf Duke, Brian Dunn, Ronald Durbin, Ken Dulcher, Paula Duvall, Sue Easl, Richard Easferling, Bill Easlerling, Charles Edgerlon, Ricky Edwards, Mary Edwards, Thomas Ellard, Phyllis Elliofl, Dennis Evans, Ann Eversull, Priss Ewing, Timmy Ezernack, Charlene Farmer, Lance Feazell, Ralph Felsenihal, Sue Findley, Linda Firmin, Glen Filzsimmons, Michael Flynn, Ben Flynn, Harold Fonseca. Annamaria Fonienoi, Sieve Forlais, Billy Fosier, Ronnie Fowler, Jane? Francis. Roger Franklin, Charles Franks, Della Friday, Palricia Fulmer, Penny Funderburlc, Ricky Fulrell, Julia Orgamkafiorzs Dvpmd Gallien, Linda Galloway, James Gaspard, Lana Gaspard, Ronald Gales, Loraine Gaufhier, Dianne Gauihier, Wayne Gilmore, Bill Gilmore, Glen Girard. Peggy Glasscoclc, Marlha Goeiz, Gay Goff, Ronnie Goux, Myra Graniham, Mike Gravel, Bob Gray, Lynn Gremillion, Richard Grimes, Sleven Guidry, Cyrus Guillory, Judy Guinn, Mike Gunn, Susan Gufsch, Hal Haclcefi, James Halford, Derrill Hall, Barr Hamillon, Carolyn Hamm, Merilyn Hardy, Emily Harper, Cheree Harper, David Harris, Ben Harris, Judy Harrbarger, Dennis Hafhorn, Sherry ix? if '5 Y rfxf, AV. , me i A Lynn O'Braslry works on a coloring bool: in fhe Ou juuivr Support Havens, Allen Hawkins, Elaine Hazeli'on,Bu1'ch Head, Margarer Henderson, Chris Henderson, Connie Hernandez, Pal Herndon, Chris Heslcelr, Chris Hicks, Nan Hillman, Charles Hines, Janice Hodges, Dan Hoggard, Boniia Holland, Sreve Hollingsworfh, Linda Hollingsworrh, Tommy Holloway, Fran Holt Barbara Holi, Belly Holi, Gayle Holubik, Tony Hornor, Ed Ho+chlciss,Hellmu1'h index file for 'rhis yearbook l0l Howard, Toni Howell, David Huber. Caren Huffman, Fred Huggins, Fred Hullar, Bob Hunf, Sandra Hufhnance, Alford Irons, Larry Jackson, Roberl' Jacobs, Debbie Jacobs, Donna James, Linda Jeansonne, James Jeansonne, Susan Jenks, Cindy Jinks, Larry Johnson, Dale juniors ,flrzficzjvzzfe New year As Smivrs Johnson, Ivan Johnson, Linda Jones, David Jones, lvlariha Joseph, Buddy Kasnow, Eva Keene, Mariha Kees, Larry Kellogg, Kaihy Kilchrisi, Joe Kimball, Dianne Kinder, Johnny Kiichen, Gloria Kloclc, Kalhi Kohara. Barbara Kochler. Cris Kraley, Peler Kramer, Nicky Krison, Kris Laborde, Diane Laird, Linda Lambard, Warren Lambdin, David Lamkin, Marc Landers, Diane Landry, Beau Langley, JoAnn Laningham, Sandra Laningham, Susan Lawrence, Rulh Lear, Don Leafh, David LeBlanc. Maxine Lee. Frank Lewis, Lee Lewis, Tommie L'Heureux, Mike Logsdon. Larry Long, Russell Loscascio, Rose Lowlher, Robby Luke, Charles jX'g Luffgeharm. Mary' Lymberis. Sieve Lyons, Nancy Mahfouz, Angela Mahfouz, Charles Malone, Ann Marler, CharloHe Marler, Gregory Marlin, Ann Marlin, Ronnie Malhews, Jerry Mafhews, Jimmy Mayeaux, KiH'y McCarley. Tommy McDonald. Kay McDougall, Carl McDowell, Sally McGaha. Bob McGlo+hlin, Carolyn Mclnnis, Brenda McKenzie, Len McVay, Judy Melder. Ricky Mercer, John Merfens, Dale Merfens, Jane Messer, Kathy Michiels, Dena Middle+on, Mary Mills, Connie Mongue, Fred Moreau, Wayne Morgan, James Morin, Jimmy Morrow, Jerry Morse. Eugene Moses, Peggy Mudge. Henry Mule, Deedee Mullen. Joel Murphy, Delia Murphy, Palrick junivrs Hank flzgh Murzyn, Lucien Nelson, Vickie Noel. Rila Nolen, Chrisline Norwood, Jeanelle Novak. Vicki Nugenl, l'le-rsh O'Brasky. Lynn O'Brien, Sharon O'Leary, Mary O'Mealey. Mike O'Shee, Jerry Owens. Walsie Pace, Carolyn Parker, Charlolle Parker. David Peacher, Mary J. Pearce. George Pebernal, David Pell, Mike Perdue, Molly Pelrie, Charles Piazza. Paul Pierson, Rob On afiomzl Casts Roarlc, John Roberrson, Robyn Robicheaux, Carolyn Robinelle, Jackie Robineffe, Kay Roland, Kalhy Ronca, Glen Roshlo, Brenda Rozier. Johnny Rubin, Joan Rubin. Leon Rusl1,Tarna Russell, Jerry Ryan, Wayne Sl'.John, Tirnolhy Salcanich, Lacreria Sale, Mike Sanford, Susann Scallano, Peler Schmoll-ce, Bobby Scorr, Dennis Scoil, Kafherine Scolr, Ronald Seymour, Linda Piianowslci, Bob Prael, Mary Ann Prael, Pam Preslon, Jean Price. Eddie Price, Judy Pugl'1,Mike Quanfz, Sieve Rabalais, Marshal Rainey, John Ramares, John Redmond, Waller Reed. Johnny Reynolds, Wallace Rice, Barbara Richards, Larry Richey. William Riley, Deanna Shorie, James Show, Hugh Shuey, Carol Simmons, Allen Siffon, Brenda Sifzes, Gregory Slauqhler, Sieve Slayfer, Cecelia Slenkamp, Donna Smilh, Barry Smilh, Charlolle Smilh, Carol Smilh, Derald Smilh, J. O. Smifh, Linda Smifh, Maxcine Smilh, Ralph Smifh, Tommie Z 7 Z4 1,l' C 1 . f 6 2 . .- f g f Z l -nt K f flalwr Saciefzcs Smifh, Trudy Smifh, Wilburn Soileau, Carmen Sfafford, Margaref Sfarlc, Mary Sfarr, Carol Sfegeman, Jack Sfein, Kempfon Sfephens, Glen Sfevens. George Sfewarf, Perry Sfolces, Travis Sfowe, Arfhur Sfrother, Donald Swido, Tommy Tanner, Ann Tassin, Linda Tassin, Mary Teague, John Thiels, Sammy Thomas, Felix Thompson, Geri Tidwell, Charles Tillman, Mary Tison, Graeme Toal, George Travis, Alice Trax, Jack Vallery, Donna Vanderlord, l-larry Vanlangendonclr, Donald Van Zandt Bruce Vead, Laurie Select Outstanding ,iunivrs Verzwyvell, Mary Vinson, Judy Walker, Raye Wallace, Jane Walers, Danny Welch, Mary Ann Werlz, Bob Weyand, Jon While. Charlolie While, Donald While. Linda While, Sandra Wiggins, Penny Will, Sue Williams, Wanda Willis, Charles Wilson, Bonnie Wilson, Sharon Wilson, Terry Wilson, Virginia Wood, Larry Woodinglon, Susan Wooley, Sandra Young, Leila Paul Piano shellers sophomore Rosann Hiclrs from lhe rain as They approach The archway. Chosen by lhe sophomore class 'lo serve as leaders for 'lhis year are Paula Sparlrs, presidenl: George Foofe, vice-presidenlq and Carolyn Mongue, secrela ry-lreasurer. Adams, Carol Adams, Carolyn Adams,Johnny Adams, Ronnie Addison, Carolyn Aderhold. Larry Aerllcer, Nancy Ahrens, Beverly Ainsworlh, Randy Allred, Teresa Anaslasio, Lisa Anders, Beverly Andrus, Greg Anlee, Palricia Archer, Ronald Armond, Mike Ales, Linda Alwood, Henry Averill, Leon Aymond, Pal Babb, Kellell' Balmer, Rusly Ball, Dennis Ball, Linda l l We, Bol'ron's loyal sophomores, slriving lo become a parl ol Bollon, have eslablished ourselves in many areas. ln sporls and com- pelilive aclivilies we have parlicipaled wilh enlhusiaslic inleresl. We did no? lead on lhe honor roll, bul we came oul on lop in lhe apple drive. However, we are quickly gaining pace academically as we become adiusled lo our new surroundings. As our school pledge slales, we promise lo cher- ish lhe good name of 'rhis school . . . and 'fry 'ro make il a beller place by our pres- ence. Loyally, pride, enlhusiasm, and in- lelligence are some of lhe characlerislics we could hope for, and in developing lrhese, we hope lo be Bol+on's leaders in '67, Svphamares Develap Ball, Susan Barker, Roberl Baron, Sreve Barfleff, Pal' Barlon, Connie Barlon, Glenda Barfon, Linda Beaubouel, Lois Beavers, Paula Beckham, Gary Belgard, Barbara Belk, Bob BenneH', Carolyn Berlin, Cecilia Binion, YveH'e Birge. David Bifner, David Blackburn, Alvin cadershzjv Z Z IP 2 X X W Gzlcnfs Blackman, Harris Blake, Buddy Blansefl, Margaref Bollon. Grady Boney, Milfon Boone, Sandra Bordelon, Rufh Boren, Jim Bouley. Norman Brasher, Bill Brawner, Sandra Breeden, Vicki Brewsler, Jim Briggs, Cynlhia Briggs. Sandra Brisler, Danny Brooks, Ricky Brouillelle, Gwen Broussard, Bernadine Broussard, Mike Brown, Belle Brown, Beverly Brown, Danny Brown, Diane Brown, Donna Brown, Gay Brown, Wall Browning, Cynfhia Brunson. John Bryanf, Douglas Bryanf, Ronnie Brydel, Judy Buckner, Becky Bullard, Velma Burden, Julie Burnaman, Bobby Burnaman, Jacqueline Burns, David Burns, Don Burns, Glenda Burns, Gregory Burnum, Charles Z - f 3 X I, X, 7 1 W 4 Q vm f 5514 'I f f Bufler, Gerry Bufler, Karen Bufler, Suzie Calfee, Rhonda Campbell, Frank Cannon, David Carlino, Joseph Carlisle, Mal Carney, Kennefh Carpenler, Roberi' Carr, Helen Carroll, Sue Carfer, Johnny Carfer, Judy Cazes, Thomas Chaddiclc. Shirley Chambers, Claudeffe Chambers, Gene Chaney, Rennie Charlson, Prosper Chafelain, Janice Chaudoir, Bobby Cheek, Elizaberh Clayfon, Paul Chevalier, Peggy Cicardo, Kallmy Clark, Carey Clark, Judy Clark, Pal' Cloliaux, Charles Cole. Bill Cole, James Cole, Mike Coleman, Allen Coleman, Perry Colgan, Marlha Collins, Danny Cooper, Ernesl Cooper, Kirk Cooper, Margarel' Corkern, Roleerl' Coslanlino, Frank Saphomorc 611155 ls Largest wr ,Af l5'alla11 Cofiun, Bill Craig, Carhy Crow. Corliss Crumplar, Claire Cruse, George Cuffs, James Daigre, Susan Dale, Barry Dauzal, James Dauzaf, June Dauzal, Wanda David, Susan Davis, Charles Davis, Elizabelh Davis, Mike Dengler, Belly Denley. Gale Derbonne, Donald Derbonne, Ronnie Deville, A. D. Devine, David Dickerson, Glenda DiSlelano, Donald Dodge, Judy Dofy, Glenda Douglas, James Duclcworih. Eileen Ducoie, Daune Ducoie, Glenda Dunn, Jerry Dunn, Melanie Dupree, Diane Dye, Pal' Easl, Pam Eckel, Norma Edgerlon, Ann Edwards, Ozzie Edwards, Palsy Edwards, Paula Edwards, Thomas Ehlers, Chris Ellzey, Randy Svplzvmares Become Acquainfed Mill Kaftan Enghardf, Mike Eskew, Mike Evans, Kim Evere++, Perry Eversull, Twylla Ewing, Jack Ewing, Susan Faughl, Jimmy Fawcelf, Kaihy Fear, Russell Feriifla, Mary Fields, Jimmy Finical, Linda Fisher, Lee Fisher, Sandy Fleclcman, Sieve Floyd, Bonnie Flynn, James E. Flynn, James P. Flynn, Mike Flynn, Pafricia Fonville, Louis Fooie. George Ford. Roberf Bud Gahagan shows a group of sophomores around Bolfon iheir firsf day, a par? of The pre-school orienfaiion program 9 'Y' ! X Z 1? if 77 If U i Z ft ' ZS I A! f Fosler, Bill Fosler, Sieve Fuhr, Kaihy Frazier, Keiih Fuqua. Lynn Fulrell, Leo Gaddy. Pafricia Gallion. Sue Gambordella. Mark Gardner, Cora Ann Gaspard. Chrisfine Gaspard, David Gauniz, Becky Gayeslci. Paify Geiling, Tommy Gillis. Nora Giordano, Bruce Given, Marilyn Givens, Danny Glass, Paula Goetz, John Golf, Paul Greene. Bobby Gregorio, David Gross, Allan Grubb, Priscilla Guillor, Judy Gypin, Ronnie Haclce'H', David Hall, Barbara Hancock, Richard Hare, Warren Hare, William Harlan, Linda Harper, Kaye Harringlon, Ann Harris, Connie Harris, Linda Harris, Sfeven Harrison, Chrisline Halhorn, Marsha Hawkins, James Skim-Zurriculur Activities Draw Sophvmvres Hayes, Donnie Head, Karhy Henry. Ronald I Hernandez, Benlon Hicks, Rozanne Hill, Frances Hill, Peggy Hillman, Donna Hill'y,Jan Himel, Jimmy Hinchin, Carolyn Hines, Linda Hoffman, Jerry Hogg, Gail Holubik, Thomas Howard, Jackie Hufforcl, Krislin lrwin, Susan lvy, Robbie Jackson, Diane Jackson, Ricky James, Sandra Jarrell, Liza Jeansonne, Barbara Kennedy, Jennie Kile, Larry King, David King. Joan Kifchen, Ellis Kraushaar, Waller Krumrey, Palsy Kuhlman, Lucy LaBorcle, Diane LaCroix, Liz La Follefle, Annelie Lamberl, Melina Lawless, John Lawrence, Kalhy Lee, Vernon Leggell, Willie Lehnerlz, Judy LeJeune, Carol LeJeune, Mark Lesler, Louise Levy, Lynelfe Liggin, Carolyn Loe, Pal Loflon, Jane Jones, S Jeffress, Wayne Johnson, Claudeile Johnsori, Johnny Johnson, Margaref Johnson, Palricia Johnson, Palricia Johnson, Paul Johnson, Richard Johnson, Sheila Jones, Lyle haron Karnes, Jimmy Kasll, Peler Keene, Barbara Keqley, Frank Kelly, Karen Kelly, Mary Cafherine Kelly, Reggie ,X Alone is sophomore Bill Cole, finding himself in lhe uniq'ue posifion of being The iirsf To arrive in homeroom. Love, Sarah Lyons, Marlin Magee, Ari Marchand, Gay Marechal, Vicki Marler, Sandra Marlin, John Marlines, Fred Pride In Kaftan Discovered l6'y Sophvmares Marye, Nelson Malhews, Ann Malhews, Eddy Mafloclc, Kafhy May, Diane Mayeau, Evelyn McCaa, Wayne McCain, Virgil McCampbell, Laura McCann, Ned McCann, Rodney McCarley, Don McClendon, Bub McCuslcer, Peqgie McDonald, Harold McKeever, Shirley McLin, Jimmy McLin, Rila McNeal, Bruce McRigh+, Billy McSpadden, Mary Lynn Melder, Jack Merlens, Eddie Meiesh, Sonny Ilb Miller, Amy Miller, Eddie Miller, Edwin Miller, Kennelh Miller, Kenny Miller, Richard Mirchell, Kalhleen Mongue, Carolyn Moorhead. Cheryl Moreau, Nancy Moreno, Francisco Morris. Ronnie Mule. Jack Munslerman, Charles Murchison, Marcia Murphy, Nancy Murray, Wiley Nall, Malcolm f X f Z A NW Z Nasello, Charles Nalion. David Nelson, Suzan Nefherland. Jerry Noalces, Charles Nolen, Belly Nolen, Pal Normeni, H. A. Norihculf, Linda Novak, Gordon Nugent Eddie Odom. Claudia Orliz, Ray Osborne, Jimmy Owens, Ernesline Ozier, Meridel Paddubny. Shirley Passafume, Margie Pafferson, Sharon Paul. Larry Paulhamus. Sally Peacher, Larry Pearson, Clara Pearl, June Pefre, Dorofhy Pefre, Louise Piazza, Chris Pierce, Mona Pierce. Vicki Pierson. Paflie Piper, Jayefle Pippin, Edward Pisciofla, Danny Pills, Mike Pizzalalo, Mike Poe, Gayle Poe, Leon Pricer, Slanley Provine, Mike Quaire, Ronald Rachal, Janice Rachal, Kalhy Saphvmvrcs Strive 9dr Academic fwellence Rachal, Leon Ramo, Larry Randolph, Sandra Ransboffom, Curfis Rasmussen, Julie Recher, John Reed, Elsie Reed, Harold Revoir, Berf Rice. Tommy Richardson, Guy Richmond,Cyn1hia Riley, Cafhey Robbins, Wanda Roberfs, Brenda Rokzerfs, Pairicia Robicheaux, Roberf Robinson, William Roessler, Margarel' Roland, James Roy, Krisfin Roysfon, John Rubin, Madeline Saller, Becky Sanford. Willie Sanson, Allen Scall, Terill Schellinger, Roy Schmidt Erick ' Schramm, Sharon Schullz, Eloise Schumann. Suzanne Schwar'rzberg,Alber1' Sco'r'r, Vickie Sears, Debby Sefcik, John Sellars, Barbara Shapiro, Kalhy Sheffield, Mable Sheffield, Sieve Sherman, Barbara Shirley, John ll We f of f ,f ff f Q 7 f X W5 7 ' V 6 of 7 fini V Shirley, Kafhy Shuff, Linda Simmons, Rebecca Simon, Jane? Sislrunk, Doris Slayfer, Ricky Smifh, Delynn Smifh, Gayle Smifh, Jerry Smilh, Linda Smilh, Shirley Snow, Johnny Soloman, Brenda Spake, Pai Sparks, Paula Spence, Sherry Sprinkle, Warren Siallings, Karla Stevens, Nadine Stinson, Kafhleen Slilley, Becky Slracener, Linda Sfranqe. Henry Sfreef, Mollie Sfroud, Don Sullivan, Sue Tarver, Philip Tassin, Shirley Tesla, Phyllis Thiels, Jaclc Thorlcelson, Bob Tillman, lvlarfha Tison, Charles Toney, Penny Towle, Linda Townley, Janice Townley, Kay Townley, Sheldon Townsend, Billy Tucker, Sherry Turregano, Ginger V5HASS6lbUFQ, Iris Uwuglzfs Of 67 Baum in Svphvmore Minds Varnado. Leola Velek, Barbara Vickers, Wayne Vicknair, Ofis Villerreal, Polly Volperf, Karen Voorhies, Evonne Walden, Wayne Walding, Carllon Walding, Dianne Waldron, Larry Walker, Eugene Wall, Jane? Wall, Kafhy Wallon, Amy Ward, Renae Ware, Barbara Waring, Philip Warner, Joe Waschka, Carol Wafson, Sharron Waugh, Linda Webb, Bob Wells. Don V, , :g . - -mgi. es :' -:':--iffja 'V '!Q5,xgmwffiisiiyg- , , -N. if Q K , gk ages 5 - s yy .a i,.. , 3, x,- g Q is A i i'ms5':'n-f fy , .. 5 s. .. ' ,LM-'fix -'aww i I In W i E4 sf' 'ffi .f- , E 5:-g:1s2z1fv W . 'V 54412, . 1 Qrwf H-H K s Z .i .- is me f 1 -LJ, 1-Eff, sjx, X l ff' I 1 -,.,,v fan Si S 'bw ,r l 'Z is 5 s fs Wells. Leslie Werlz, Tommy Wlwile, Cindy Wlwife, Danny While, Peggy Wiley, Sherry Williams, Carl Williams, Frank Williams, Larry Willis, Wilson Williamson, Dudley Wilson, Judy Wood row, Tom Woolan, John Worll1y,Cl1uclt Wor+hy, Pamela Wrighl, Wayne Wynne. Becky Yarbrough, Jerry Yeager, Mary Yeager, Scoil' Yenna, Sieve Young, Howard Zundel,Jol1n As 'rliey enfer flue fooiball sladium, Marcia Murchi- son ancl Dudley Williamson slop lo consider lhe lradilions llwey have inherifed as Bolloniles. I2l 45+ 5995? Lflulfs ,limi Sfzzffs' H3NKNO'S HEQNIM TIHA QNRMQ H3114 DQ cr 756224 f 7417 ' Qc K7' PC hu X M , 'iff '4! .-J Xbu X XLU If ,,- QA f fz S W 7 fzzm if ,nf 5' P V w? .n SUMMER SPRWXG FALL WINTER SUMMER l23 611101611 Plans Directs Student Activities l-lere, Roberf Ryder, our sfudenf council presidenf, pauses fo fhinlc of fhe resporisibilifies fhaf he musf false while pursuing his office. Bolfon's Sfudenf Council is well-lcnown for effecfive leadership and helpful school service. Since l95l, fhe Sfudenf Council has provided an opporfunify for sfudenfs fo parficipafe in governmenf and esfablished a needed linlc befween sfudenf body and facully. Membership in fhe Sfudenl' Council consisfs of one represenfafive from each homeroom. ln addifion, Miss Downs guides as faculfy adviser: and each spring fhe enfire sfudenf body elecfs four officers fo direcf fhe Council's aclivifies in fhe coming year. Beginning wifh a coke parfy for new sfudenfs af The beginning of fhe year, fhis year's acfivifies included sponsoring all school elecfions, supporfing a Korean or- phan, Kim Song Won, handling all homecoming fesfivi- Jries, collecling apples for Louisiana Sfafe Hospifal, spon- soring a canned food drive af Chrisfmas, and organizing 'rhe magazine sale. Acfive in cooperafion wifh ofher schools as well as wifh ifs own proiecfs, Jrhe Sfudenf Council holds mem- bership in sfafe, soufhern, and nafional sfudenf council organizafions. Sfudenf Council officers: Roberf Ryder, Fred Mongue, Kerry Ev- eriH', and Ronnie McCrory, sfep baclc fo encompass fhe school which fhey have devofed fheir energies. A Chrisimas decoralion sheds i'rs beauly on 'fhe sludenis of Bollon. The 'lree if hangs upon, erecled by lhe sludenl council, symbolizes happiness 'ro needy families when 'lhe food packages benealh if are delivered. STUDENT COUNCIL-Top Row: V. Adams, L. Ader- hold, S. Agan, A. Allison, R. Belgardg Second Row: J. Burden, D. Callaway, C. Cappel, C. Craig, A. David: Third Row: W. Denley, R. Downs, P. Eversull, G. Fendler, L. Finicalg Fourih Row: G. Foole, P. Gibson, W. Hare. B. Hazlefon, C. Henderson, Fifih Row: M. Holder, K. Hufford, P. Kas+l, J. Kohara, C. Liggins, Sixfh Row: L. McNeal, C. Mongue, K. Murchison, W. Murry, C. Parr- ridgeg Sevenlh Row: M. Perdue, C. Riley, D. Riley, J. Roland, F. Shelfo, S. Slaughier, S. Smilh, M. Tassin: Eighth Row: R. Taylor, M. Tillman, R. Ward, M. Welch, J. Weyand, Jimmy Winn, T. Woodrow, N. Yeager, and Sponsor, Miss Downs. 2 .ge ff? AX4 f f Z X, ffl? QQ X' fx Q , ,f 7342? if f? 41245 3 l fl 1 1: 12 15,3 i 'ff 2' ,-fiiii' 1 W., ss.- YEVDPLT ,lf ?,. -Z4 form 1 5125! ff fi Stay Spcuds Img ,HUIIFS Ken Murchison Andrea Hunier Co-Edifor-in-Chief Co-Edifor-in-Chief Copy Edifor Mary Ann Bruyninckx Associafe Edifor-in-Chief Co-Feafure Ediior The Bruin office coniains yearbooks of varying size and age. Buddy Barwick, Ann Evans, and Ronnie Chaduoir look Through some old voi- UITTSS. In Preparing lfmrbvok Buddy Berwick Lynn O'Brasky Bruce Manning PhoTography Edifor Index EdiTor Arf EdiTor AssociaTe Sophomore Class Edilor Jeanne Kohara Joanne Kohara Frankie Shelfo FaculTy Edifor ScholasTic EdiTor Senior Class Edifor A Yearbook of and by The sTudenTs. The BRUIN endeavors To porTray an accuraTe insighT inTo The year of a senior and Tond remembrances of lower classmen. Through hours OT research, many evenTs OT a fruiTTul school year are picTured so as To be forever embedded in The memories oT The creaTors. The Theme decided on by The EdiTors, Top- ics, copy, picTures, and secTions are pro- duced around This Tocus poinT. All work and no play is noT The moTTo of The sTaTT: how- ever, hundreds of man hours are cenTered on producing a beTTer Bruin Than +ha+ of The previous year. Even Though no book could compleTely and accuraTely represenT an enTire year. BolTon sTudenTs are always assured of having The besT possible produc- Tion ThaT a group of sTudenT ediTors mighT compose. Because of The dedicaTion, high sTandards, and performances of The ediTorial sTaTT, BRUIN becomes a cherished posses- sion of every BolToniTe. Susie STephens Beau Landry EdiTh Hyde Junior Class EdiTor Sophomore Class Edifor Co-Club Edifor Rosemary Brandau Mike Adams Linnie Keller Co-Club EdiTor 5porTs EdiTor Co-FeaTure EdiTor ' Assistants Gain blfpsrisucs -501' New llsur JUNIOR EDITORS-Top Row: L. Adams, V. Adams, L. Cryer, W. Denley, A. Evans, T. Heiikamp, M. Keene: Second Row: B. Ko- hara, K. Krison, C. Shuey, M, Simmons, H. Smifh, W. Smiih, and Sponsor, Mrs. Foil. ,QW Bruin phofographer, Buddy Barwiclr, checks his camera equipmeni' before depariing io rake piciures for various seciions. ' Ediio ful hi vaiua i r-in-chief, Andree Hunier, gives Carol Shuey help- nfs on producing a good iayouf. These hinis prove ble when The finished produci' arrives xx Work never ceases. Barbara Kohara finds This 'true in Bruin as she labors lo meei a deadline. Before selling To work in earnest a meefing is held fo discuss financial maHers. Here 'rhe represenlaiives of lhe Business and Ediforial Siaffs discuss plans for' publishing ihe yearbook. The Edilorial Sfaff holds an informal discussion concerning 1 problems encountered in producinq '65 Bruin. Avdif- as ,.,..,,..g...., ,A ' iff' X ,ff Q ,f 'ag ,' rf A f ' 5 hw C7 Z' Z s M 1 X ...,,.,.f s:-fu i I l29 l6'rz1iu Business Stay Zmzrzsss y6'lll'b0Ifk , Num .V g T H Qgszssfi-sl 1 .J V -. ss 1 Jane Walker . B ' Business Manager arbara Hlrscll AdverTising Manager I sssfrr Q T. as T V ,kfk s sh Q 'nu , g ,f r . , L., i s .P - . f i if 1 dl' 1 ,E 9 .. -4' TT 'il, 2 . W ' f Carol Riley CharloTTe SmiTh Sales Manager Junior AssisTanT Phoebe Herrick makes ouT a receipT Tor Jack Sleei' when he comes by To purchase a Bruin. 1 'U' . ' , . f E Barbara Hirsch and Jane Walker discuss plans Tor The Tinancial end oT Producing a yearbook The size oT BolTon's Bruin requires hard work by The business sTaTT in order To Tinance The publicaTion. Under The leadership OT Mrs. Sampson and Mrs. STagg. TacuITy advisers, The Bruin bus- iness sTaTT is responsible Tor planning The budgeT oT The yearbook and raising The money necessary To meeT ThaT budgeT. The book is Tinanced Through The selling oT ad- verTising space To local business Tirms and conducTing yearbook sales among BolTon sTu- denTs. ln addiTion, The sTaTT is also responsible Tor The disTribuTion OT The books when They arrive. Each member oT The business sTaTT, com- posed OT sTudenTs inTeresTed in The Tinancial aspecT oT journalism, is required To sell a cerTain number oT ads To remain in The or- ganizaTion. The sTaTT's work is year long, conTinuing Trom The TirsT of school unTil The enTire goal oT IOOO Bruins has been Ti- nanced, sold, received. and disTribuTed. X ei. ii 0 K K i ,- , s we X g s.. J . My ,-no-l '4 'MHmHg 1' i S 4' IVV . iii-I . Q3 - BRUIN BUSINESS STAFF-Top Row: A. Allison, J. Brewsfer, B. Casey, M. Cobb, W. Denley: Second Row: A. Edgerlon, C. Harris, C. Henderson, L. Lamkin, J. May: Third Row: C. Paflen, L. Pearce, P. Perkins, F. Sliello, B. Smillwq Fourih Row: M. Tassin, L. Walfon, T. Weems, M. Willis, N. Yeager, and Sponsors, Mrs. Sampson and Mrs. Slagg. Looking over Bruin sales receipls are business slafl members Phoebe Herrick and Caroll Riley. Numerous assembly skifs for adverlising yearbooks are an imporlanf part of The Bruin sales program. l Stay diffs Edifor-in-chief Karl Slein carefully measures space available for galley proofs, lhe lasl' slep preparalory 'lo aclual publicaiion of Cumlux. , 5 ,-,L:, 35,11 ' . .Q . - ' .fi L.. I ' ' N M q e ,fm if-in Fl wi. if- iv , 5 , Q E S an 'ir' 5' L 5? of ,M Kerry Everill Linda Newman Neill Poole Associale Edilor Managing Edilor Fealure Edilor Q . 1-f y Q Q5 'WN Nw Yi Bill Casey Tricia Weems Glen Wells Larry Frazier Dillon Murchison Fealure Edilor News Eclilor News Edilor Sporls Edilor Sporls Edilor ,aw Ronnie Cllaudolf Ricky Kennedy Mary Cobb D Mary Slanley Susie Weber Suellen Duffy Pl10l0f3VGPlW9' Ari Edilor Produclion EdIlOf Produclion Edilor Proeluclion Edilor Exchange Edilor And Prrfduccs Selma! ,Newspaper CumTux, BolTon's high school newspaper, gives sTudenTs a chance To keep up wiTh news evenTs around school. EsTablished in l9l2, CumTux is The oldesT high school newspaper in Louisiana. lTs name, derived Trom a Chinoolc Indian word means a liTTle biT oT The besT oT everyThing. The ediTorial sTaTT is composed OT reporTers ,V ., in X 44 ,ff fi E. we .ng 5 -4, ...S 'K rg ,Sf Ti if x wi Trom iournalism class and ediTors chosen Trom ' fr--g. . . . . . . 'HIQQQ W . The previous years lournalism class. FiTTeen is- . if sues are published yearly in addiTion To a special Q senior issue. l-lighlighTing These issues are sporTs V T ,V ' W . T and TeaTure columns as well as regular news ,V S .. ' Siodes- iTT4v fWl3i??iW2?5Hi?f?Q3QEgi CumTux Sponsors several ProIGcTs besides FGQ' T T iliiliili T 'il' ular publicaTion. The Big ChieT CumTux elecTion Q ' and a creaTive wriTing conTesT are yearly proi- xi M ' Q '- ii T . . -uf.. 2 1 A ff A . f ecTs OT This group. This year CumTux added a if . ' ,yi ' ri? M Q . mock PresidenTial elecTion. Closing ouT The year's ,463 'ii f P.A: . fi' 'T T I . if EK? Qs ,C r .,,,?,,. evenTs is The annual CurnTux banqueT where SV Us T 1 I-----If awards are presenTed and ediTors Tor The com- T ing year are announced. g . W- ,. 8 k'h g i .. - ig Dillon Murchison perTorrns a TradiTional iob as he ,. Ai 5 A V cleans The CumTux ToTem pole in preparing Tor The I 'ij' ,Q H .- CumTux elecTions. . ' ,iii - if T if: Y U I SY i I wa? avnwww srlis W2 T if cumux ASSTSTANTS-Top Row: B. Bar. T , D ' li: Th e '--. 'T' T ll. - .W ...,...r ic'fQig.P's5lLnne.l'R'ZLwBrfWc'ry2L,Ciillgivfl'XI 'i ' T T 4 H 1 ' ' if Evans, H. Eyer, C. Ezernaclc1Tl1ird Row: S.' T i ii kky lv' E , , ii ii HaThorn, B. l-lazelTon, J. Lanier, R. Mc- INK ' L. . A T ' if T ' Crory, M. MiTchellg FourTh Row: F. Mon- . . . . . i K .V i' A Q1 gue, J. Mullen, L. O'Braslcy, T. Ruslc, C. T f T V ,V3 ,,, T' T K M SmiThg Fiffh Row: M. Welch, and Sponsor. i ' ' ii T ' Mrs. BenneTT. MMM E z,,. 3 Ready To begin a new clay oT ediTorial wriTing Karl STein is The TirsT To ar- rive aT The CumTux oTTice. 'TMTUX Paper Depends Ou Kusiness Staff Mzezleeirzg Judy Sevell, Linda Rainey and Carol Riley call local Tirms in search oT buyers Tor ads Tor The CUMTUX. Through These open doors daily Traverse busy members of The CumTux STaTT. One oT The mosT diTTiculT iobs in publish- ing a newspaper is making iT pay Tor iTselT. This is The Taslc which falls To The CumTux business sTaTT. This is all sTudenT worlc done under The direcTion oT TaculTy sponsor Mrs. LeSuer. Selling ads and subscripTions To lo- cal business Tirms To Tinance The paper, han- dling all aclverTising, keeping careTul ac- counTs oT The expenses oT running The news- paper, and delivering papers To subscribers are also included among Their duTies. ln shorT, The CumTux business sTaTT is respon- sible Tor handling The Tinancial and pracTi- cal end oT CumTux worlc To leave The edi- Torial sTaTT Tree Tor publicaTion worlc. , , V , A M i QW . ' o ssrr - - . f ,k-, 51 ' V W W g I ff I I I ! K Q - fi, 1 5 Qg .T f sk? Carol Riley Linda Rainey Judy Sewell Qredif Manager AdverTising Manager CirculaTion Manager CharIa+ Smith Don Callaway DWTQM Brower AssT. CrediT Manager ASST. AdverTising Clmulallon Manallef Manager Linda Rainey readies lndian blankels for flue Big Chief Cumfux elecfion. i. CUMTUX BUSINESS STAFF-Top Row: V. Adams, J. Bo- ren, G. Brown, B. Buckner, B. Cross, V. Crowe, W. Dean, W. Dauzafg Second Row: J. Dawkins, P. Eversul, J. Fowler, B. l-lall, L. Harlan, C. Harris, C. Harrison, R. Hicks: Third Row: L. Hollingswor+l'i, E. Hornor, K. Leclig, P. Loe, D. Mayhue, D. Merlens, L. Rizzo, P. Roberfsq Fourih Row: J. Snowclen, L. Sfraecener, L. Towley, J. Trax, Flffh Row: L. Walfon, B. Werrz, S. Williams, and Sponsor, Mrs. Nichols. ZW I K! X 4 ii K 1' f X j f 7 Achievement keeegmked Jn Heuer Kanke Pausing Trom a busy day are NaTional Honor SocieTy officers, Riclry Ardoin, presidenT7 Milne Adams, vice- presidenTg Helen Eyer, Treasurer: and Jan Penny, sec- reTary. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Top Row: M. Adams, R. Ardoin, P. Briney, B. Daniel, Jeanne EvereTT, Judy EvereTTg Second Row: K. EveriTT, H. Eyer, S. GranT, M. Holder, A. HunTer, Jeanne Koharag Third Row: JoAnne Kohara, Kay Lewis, R. McCrory, K. Murchison, J. Novak, C. ParT- ridge: FourTh Row: J. Penny, K. STein, R. Taylor, S. Weber, T. Weems, and Sponsor, Miss Cambre. Z7 QW? , -f Z , f f, ' f T! ! V' ' V A Q . 'fi i f BeTa Tau Sigma, BolTon's chapTer oT The NaTional Honor SocieTy, recognizes ouTsTanding high school sTudenTs. Each year a TaculTy commiTTee chooses a selecT group of juniors and seniors Tor membership. Membership is based on scholarship, leadership, characTer and service To school and communiTy. An annual proiecT oT The group has been The encour- agemenT oT scholarship by presenTing honor plaques To The homerooms wiTh greaTesT number oT Honor Roll sTudenTs. This year aT The suggesTion of club sponsor, Miss Cambre, The socieTy clonaTed a silver service To The home economics deparTmenT as well. Honoring sTudenTs wiTh excepTional abiliTy in wriT- ing is The purpose oT The Mary L. ThornTon ChapTer oT Quill and Scroll. English Teachers, sponsors oT The school publicaTions, and The sponsor of The Press Club nominaTe new members while Tinal elecTion is leTT To The club iTselT. These members are chosen on The basis OT wriTing slcill Through journalism or in Eng- lish class. ProiecTs oT This group include The sponsor- ship oT a boolc review by Mrs. Weldon Lynch and publicaTion of a book conTaining wriTing samples oT BolTon sTudenTs. 1 'I - l finial ii !?iQ Preseniing an inviiaiion io Ediih Hyde, one of The newly chosen Quill and Scroll members, is Andree Hun+er, club secreiary. Presidenl, Ken Murchison, welcomes new members and ex plains Quill and Scroll obieciives 'ro Them. Elecied as officers of Quill and Scroll were Ken Murchison, presi- denrg Karl Sfein, vice-presidenfq and Andree Hunier, secrelary. QUILL AND SCROLL-Top Row: M. Adams, M. Bruyninclcx, K. Everiii, B. l-lirshg Second Row: A. l-lunfer, J. Kohara, K. Murchi- son, C. Pariridgey Third Row: F. Shelio, K. Siein, and Sponsor, Mrs. Parlrer. New Members Noi Shown: R. Ardoin, R. Brandau, B. Casey, N. Poole, l.. Frazier, R. Freedman, S. Grani, M. Holder, E. Hyde, J. Kohara, D. Murchison, L. Newman, J. Novak, J. Penny, M. Pierson, B. Sadler, D. Smirh, R. Taylor, T. Weems, G. Wells, B. Yeager. J W 3 ,M W, e ev ,w, kw , f 4 aa . .mf ,. 3 i 3 a ii' T 4 'W -Q J-'Q i T .fr , J, ,I Yf . 1. -,'w:fmi4sz:egSL.sf -f r i iiffzfriwweieiiif f 77 ii 5: 9 are Y, Nw 52,5253 Open To all sTudenTs inTeresTed in debaTe, The DebaTe Club provides an opporTuniTy Tor members To learn basic debaTe rules, To hold pracTice debaTes, and To prepare Tor The Tour- namenTs which are held aT various colleges around The sTaTe. Members learn The values of concenTraTed research, careTul planning and good spealcing abiliTy-all oT which are neces- sary Tor conTinued success in debaTing. OuTsTanding sTudenTs in speech and debaTe are eligible Tor membership in The NaTional Fo- rensic League. This organizaTion is BolTon's chap- Ter oT a naTional honor speech socieTy in which sTudenTs who excel in boTh individual evenTs and debaTe in speech TournamenTs are inviTed To parTicipaTe. ATTer admission To The organi- zaTion, higher degrees oT MeriT, Honor, Excel- lence, and DisTincTion may also be obTained by Those sTudenTs who consisTenTly receive high raTings aT The TournamenTs They aTTend. Y T 2 L . fgfsgsifxf :E ,? E'4. P- iifii , M it Q NATIONAL roReNslc LEAGUE-Top A Row: L. Adams, V. Adams, S. Agan, R. B Q- Ardoin, P. Brineyg Second Row: J. Brun- ' fig iiii son, D. DaugherTy, K. EveriTT, J, Feazel. R G. FooTeg Third Row: J. Fowler, K. HUT- Tord, L. Jarrell, K. Lewis, R. Mccroryg FourTh Row: F. Mongue, J. Penny, L. Rainey, J. ScoTT, B. WerTz, Sponsor, Mr. Doyle. George Foofe gives a Talk To fellow members while Mr. Doyle lisTens careTully To oTTer commenTs. Q.. F T 335. ,. ' i in-ise2is:.i5 -, .asf .- ,. ,c lex., ie 'i .. -.., ,, , . . -2- ss-Wfmf.wf.w.a1 .. A 535513 'm 1' im Q .1 ,E KS 5 i-ing ,i im' Ronnie McCrory and Ricky Ardoin gaTher maTerial Tor a TuTure de-baTe. .,.,,, gm! Debate Opcns Drwrs Of KlfII7Wf66fgt7 NFL OFFICERS, Kay Lewis, Ricky Ardoin, Ronny McCrory, Pam Briney, and John Feazell Search for new maferial for debaies. FORENSIC CLUB-Top Row: C. Adams, V. Adams, R. Ardoin, L. Berfon, J. Boren, P. Brieny, G. Brown, J. Brunson, L. Chapman: Second Row: D. Daughariy, M. Ferfifa, B. Gaunfz, C. Guidry, S. Harris, K. Hufford, L. Jarrell, K. Lewis, F. Mongue: Third Row: R. Mc:Crory, D. Merfens, V. Pierce, J. Scoif, K. Sfallings, S. Tucker, L. Varnado, B. Werfz, C. Waschka. W.. Q- if 5 A 5 , .W L fi A F ,A . ' W 1,2 gig. ' : Isa , n if we i31if':l':i-F . I fe ' K A Y 'F 'fi Yfi-S wi' ' -.J , ' . ... 4 f ., V. . L 1 L . .. wig 4 4 - L L F X 5 f . ' ' 'W'2f:i i Q' H fi 'Yi ..yy ..... 5 L L.. . f L . , . 2.3 , A Y fi? , f 8: Q li ,ra M, ,,, 1 I? Ik ,w . X gg - -lr LA, in .Laws .VS L we 1 eei + L ' egg L L A 'M I if ei in -4, fi is-X, et. ,,,, ,', ,, f y .... ,L . ,- H ' A' l39 , 1 . 1'-in ,. yi fi - ' Y , f' .. - . .' . ,ffif 'ff ',..., I. ' f tv - A . 1 was .... P .1v'2Ti2,,,,.+.fg'-,rf1 K ine Sponsored by Mr. Meade P. Shaw, The BolTon Key Club is composed of ouTsTanding young men who are selecTed on The basis oT leader- ship. scholarship, honor and inTegriTy, and school service. lTs goals are To develop Those same characTerisTics, To serve BolTon and our commu- niTy, and To provide members wiTh a chance To grow Through pride in individual accomplish- menT and experience in working wiTh oThers. PaTTerned aTTer iTs parenT organizaTion, The Kiwanis Club, Key Club membership is limiTed To young men who value Those ideals on which The club was Tounded and mainTaining These ideals is one oT The requiremenlrs Tor remaining in The club. This organizaTion, one of The mosT acTive aT BolTon, serves The school in many ways, ushering aT TooTball games, conTrolling The parking loT, direcTing TraTTic, elec:Ting a Key Club SweeThearT, holding an annual sweeThearT dance, and sponsoring a leadership banqueT each year honoring The oTTicers oT BolTon's clubs and orgar1izaTions. Judge Edmund Reggie shares his enThusiasm for poliTics wiTh The delegaTes To leadership. , ,.., .nc KEY CLUB--Top Row: R. Ardoin, B. Bowdon, F. Brame, D. Brower, J. Couvillion, W. Denley, B. Dick: Second Row: J. Doiron, B. Gahagan. R. Lowther, F. Mongue, K Murchison, S. Quaniz, P. Rizzo: Third Row: R. Ryder. J. ScoTT, P. Sfaples. R. Taylor, G. Wells, J. Winn, and Sponsor, Mr. Shaw. ,, .5 ,V ,,., SA. , :igiiw ' K' s,fg,1s.Jf: if-'Ki ' M'!5f1j55,i Eslii ffl. -V ' . .'E1'Siggfxi ' 1-'KmE:5':K15,,,ig5:f-E, '.:.k :: ,- ' xiii Mis sf sz K1 was -If . ye- fK,s1fg,gf, .ggi ui Mists K -: - K1 ' iiffijs . 3321 ,. ,igfsffii 2f'fEK,r 'ii , S25 ' ff.- 1. K 1,7 ,si -A ig 351.-,sgi.'2 i'Yap.j -we M -z Klgg. , 5 H Q. .., . , .. is W V Q ,sg kgs 1 M ,- u Ki .5 Ki K . x ' f1K. i s ,, A .. if ' ' 5 T . f A .M . ' rf' ,I -C ' f 9' . ' . ,Q 4, ,V K 5 sig, . . . 3, ,M - ,V .1 . j. 11 1,4 . 1353 -7' . 1'K1,gPg.z, ...A , 3 ' K , . ,, gi x 7 ,7 .91 . .- - - W ?afS1'? , Y fii'fir ,,.,.., :.. ' f ' . -f ' , .,. s-ws.- V- s . . , -N.. . Jfggri-be . V .zip ?s,s2zf.fSK1,: K , ' K , I s - 1 ,. . ' 1' K -- Qiiiiffiiifffjff ii fi' 4 f : ' j i.- ggfiligg5g,,i?SK' sfiiisfli . fy ff an. . X s 'K sift , gf I f and - - , H ..., . g ga an 5 K ,:: I X -f ua nina: - ' f A' . Hin H,,s...a.nvIl f : :iin zfx 1 :iji,,g:,2G5if3 ,'.sK,gb,jQfE?5 . - A sri:Ks:-::'fi:-K:-.53g::,.shrggis ' K 1 Tl - f K K ' M s ' WK mfififssfi Sinai ' - . - K' , K '-'K' K' 'KZK M121 Wigs ' ix in .. . 2 , . . rs . f . , - ., . ggi K . .K KA ,.1,ff,s, A .K , 4 I, 1 I .f Ki - Elf,-2511 1' it F I I K ii 0 Q , . Key 61110 Serves Sc'l100l,4mi Lfommunify Mi One of many services given by Key Clubbers a+ Bollon, Len McKenzie opens car doors for arrivals on a rainy day. As is shown in lhis meeling, many suqgeslions arise on worlhy proiecis and are weighed carefully by Key Club president Bud Gahagan. Key Club president Bud Gaha-gan: vice-president Buck Doiron: and secrefary, Glen Wells, confer with divi sion L+. Governor, Roberi' Ryder, on 'ihe divisional news. 11-11 . f -11 , - -. .f,- - ly--www i- f i -f M' i- M -- ff' fs - - l l42 nigh Q ? JR. RED CROSS-Top Row: C. Adams, N. Aerlker, S Arnold, H. Blackman, B. Boese, B. Brown, D. Callaway L. Chapman, S. Connella: Second Row: S. David, B Dick, R. Ellzey. R. Fosrer- J. Fowler, A. George, F. Han- cock, M. Halhorn, E. Hawkins: Third Row: B. Holland F. Jordan, B. Kohara, K. Lawrence, V. Lee, C. McCarley K. McDonald, J. Morin, D. Mule:Four+l'1 Row: C. Nookes C. Pace, S. Palrerson, P. Perkins, J. Rainey, L. Ross, Sanford. C. Scliullz, K. Scoiig Fiffh Row: J. Sleef, W Smifh, C. Soileau, D. Vallery, W. Vickers, E. Voorlwies D. Willianmson, and Sponsor, Mrs. Parfridge. Packing boxes for delivery lo 'Hue refugees from Hurri- cane Hilda: Deede Mule, Bill Dick, Jack Sleei, and Carmen Soileau check lo make sure everyllming is ac- counled for. Zfhespirzns Prvmvfc Acting, H136 J-16415 Others ElecTed as represenTaTives by homerooms, The members oT The Junior Red Cross serve The en- Tire communiTy and our school as evidenced by iTs worlc during The Hilda disasTer lasT Tall. ln- cluded among iTs acTiviTies are The dyeing oT EasTer eggs Tor paTienTs aT PinecresT STaTe School, volunTeer work aT local hospiTals, col- lecTion oT cloThes Tor needy Tamilies, and emer- gency service during naTural and oTher disasTers. The club also sends a represenTaTive To Red Cross Leadership Camp. The aims OT The NaTional Thespians SocieTy are To creaTe and perpeTuaTe a sTandard of ex- cellence in The various areas oT dramaTic arTs and To esTablish and advance an inTeresT in dra- maTics. Membership is The highesT honor a dra- maTics sTudenT can aTTain and selecTion is based upon a sysTem oT poinTs earned Through parTici- paTion in boTh speech and dramaTics. Y 1- -'ffiT-Lf-.i.f5'i:i'1.' I -ss-ss I 5 'I-'61 11 A S N - ,A . - - THESPIANS-Top Row: R. Akins, K. EveriTT, P. lles, L. Newman, C. ParTridgeg Second Row: J. Penny, L. Rain- ey, B. Sadler, and Sponsor, Mrs. Douglas. Linda Newman, Linda Rainey, Ronnie Alrins, and George Dear sfudy The scripT of The spring play, Pillow Talk. recog nized by oThers. -T gl' , 'f 5 ur We f. f '.X- 1' .kg ' if i L F151 16 4 , , 52.3 fni Q 3 4 , 5 1 ,Q li 2 115: , . ., 4 Sli .'..1. V . i. -- . .gf T' T ' ,QQW s , use--I 4 gx3',.jf!fi - -' A A , v ' as is , 2' 11 - V 3 hi lnviTing David STanley inTo membership OT Thes pians, Susie Sfephens pins The TradiTional ribbon on The lapel in order ThaT his good TorTune may be Lfauguzzgc dimes ,llhve Har gl'6'l'l6'll Students The BolTon French Club, consisTing of sTu- clenTs who have one or more uniTs in French, is mainly inTeresTed in The promoTion oT The sTudy of French hisTory, language, ancl ,culTure. Members sTucly The background and hisTory oT France ancl French-speaking peoples, ancl many sTuclenTs Take advanTage oT The opporTuniTy To correspond wiTh oTher Teenagers in France ancl her TerriTories. The club selecTs a service proi- ecT each year which They Teel will beneTiT The school. Many oT BolTon's phone booThs, clocks. benches, ancl Trophy cases are The resulTs of French Club projecTs. FRENCH CLUB-Top Row: L. Adams, D. Aderhold. B. Ahrens, W. ArringTon, P. Aymondg Second Row: L. Bar- Ton, B. Belk, K. Bellarcl, A. Blakesly, G. Brown: Third Row: S. Brown, J. CarTer, L. Chapman, C. CloTiaux, M. Cobb: FourTh Row: B. CoTTun, C. Craig, V. Crowe, L. Davis. J. Dawkins, Fi'FTh Row: G. Dear, D. Derbonne, G. Dickerson, D. Ehlers, L. Ellis, M. EngharclT, J. EvereTT, S. Ewing, M. FiTzsimmons: SixTh Row: M. Flynn, B. Ga- hagan, P. Girard, S. Grimes, M. Guinn, F. Hancock, C. Harrison, R.- Hicks, D. Hodges, SevenTh Row: J. Hol- comb, K. Hufford, P. Iles, J. Jeansonne, D. Jones, M. Keene, K. Kellogg, J. King. B. Koharag EighTh Row: L. LaCroix, A. LaFolleTTe, L. Lamkin, M. Lamkin, P. Loe, J. Looper, R. McCrory, K. McDonald, B. Mclnnis. L if Sifling wilh President Befsy Ellen Yeager, and lisrening lo recordings of French conversalions, are club secrelary, Mary Jane Simmons, and program chairman, Linda Barion. FRENCH CLUB-Top Row: K. Messer, S. Nelson, J. Novak, E. Owens, C. Paflen, M. Peacher, P. Pierson, P. Randolph, C. Richmond: Second Row: M. Roessler, K. Roland, L. Ross, J. Rubin, B. Salfer, E. Schullz, J. Scolf, K. Shapiro, M. Simmons: Third Row: Baker Smifh, Barbara Smilh, Barry Smilh, C. Smilh, J. Thompson, M. Tillman, D. Timmer, S. Tucker, C. Valenline: Fourih Row: L. Varnado, J. Wallace, M. Welch, P. Wiggins, C. Willis, M. Willis, S. Weber, and Sponsors, Mrs. Kahn and Mrs. Grave . If 55815 . --'-NU ia Sfudenfs who have had or are Taking one year of Spanish are eligible for membership in The Spanish Club. The club's purpose is To promofe The welfare of The school and Spanish deparTmenT. IT fulfills This xx nw ' n uv', fxfvmi X X V goal by offering members a chance To sTudy Span- ish and Lafin American hisfory and culfure. Many sfudenfs widen Their scope by sfudying effecfs of Spanish speaking nafions and peoples of The world. The club parficipafes acfively in civic as well as school affairs wiTh annual confribufion To The Alex- andria Doll and Toy Fund and Homecoming floaf. Aside from inferesfing meefings and programs con- cerning Spain, The club also presenfs an award each year .To The oufsfanding Third year Spanish sfudenf. Spanish flags, maps, and arficles are examined by Jimmy Burch, Ray Walker, and Barbara Hirsh. SPANISH CLUB-Top Row: J. BlanseTT, B. Boese, J. Boren, F. Brame, Second Row: N. Brooks. D. Brumfield, J. Burch, K. Buflerg Third Row: S. Bufler, R. Casey, C. Clark. W. Curnowg Fourfh Row: B. Dick, D. Dis- Tefano, J. Dodge, B. Dulce: Fiffh Row: P. Dufcher, N. Eckel, R. Ellsey. R. Fosferg Sixfh Row: C. Gardner, L. Gafes, J. Gufsch, B. Harris: Sev- enfh Row: T. Howard, M. Hafhorn, S. Hafhorn, K. Hazard Spanish Klub Studies Lfilfiiz American Zulfurc Spanish Club officers Mille Holder, pres- idenl: Gwen Thornion, vice-presidenrg .and Ca'rroll Riley, secrefary-Treasurer. sfudy Lalin American archileclure al a local Spanish dwelling. ...vw .. .,........,. SPANISH CLUB-Top Row: B. Hirsh, G. Hogg, E. Horner, F. Huggins, S. Ivey, L. Jarrell, S. Jones, J. Kennedy: Second Row: C. Koehler, L. Logsdon, J. McVay, P. Perkins, J. Piper, M. Pirfman, S. Pricer, S. Quanfz, K. Rescoreg Third Row: C. Riley, C. Riley, D. Riley, M. Rosar, T. Scalf, D. Smifh, S. Shaw, J. Sregemann, G. Shephens: Fourfh Row: P. Siewarf, K. Srinson, J. Teague, J. Trax, G. Turegano, N. Yeager, S. Yenna, H. Young, and Sponsor, Miss Paiferson. cw 611165 Active Jn Sclmrfl ZW .ff W 'Q a P . rw , , gms.. .. Xt... - B-:J 5 1 JL? l w JY' f I ,ii . ,a . of ,, fjgfiq. 43. ,.,. .,7..,X.,b M, s .. . P . ,gl L - og 1 N0 W . . , . . rx ' . . M. .. 8 X? 4 2 . . . 1 Whif Smi'fl1, president Ann Evans, vice-president and Bren- ner Saddler, lreasurer, officers of lhe Lalin Club, look over The sile of lhe new cily library. LATIN CLUB-Top Row: C. Adams, L. Aderhold, N. Aerllrer, S. Aganq Second Row: H. Blackman, B. Boese, W. Brown, J. Brunsong Third Row: G. Burns, D. Campbell, C. Cappel, K. Cooper, G. Denley, N. Douglas, S. Douglas, B. Easferling, S. Fleclrmang Fourfh Row: B. Hall, C. Harper, C. Harris, L. Hines, J. Holcomb, Barbara Holl, Belly Holl, A. Hulhnance, L. Johnson: Fifih Row: lvl. Johnson, L. Jones, M. Keene, P. Kasfl, B. Kohara, C. Ligqin, E. Miller, R. Morris, L. O'Braslcy: Sixfh Row: J. O'Shee, M. Pell, V. Pierce, J. Rainey, J. Robin- elfe, J. Roland, K. Roland, J. Rubin, B. Sadler. .4 f 0 www ,K Q. J' l l YA- f ww f Working To accenT inTeresT in ancienT Roman civiliza- Tion, The LaTin Club draws iTs membership Trom Those sTudenTs who have aT leasT one year oT LaTin or are currenTly sTudying iT. Club members share common in- TeresT in The Times. cusToms. and language oT The an- cienT peoples oT Rome. The club helps one To become acquainTed wiTh The TradiTions oT The ancienT Romans. From These sTudies The sTudenT learns ThaT LaTin is consTanTly wi+h us. Holding service as iTs goal also, The LaTin Club spon- sors numerous proiecTs each year. The proceeds This year Tinancecl a Trip To The sTaTe convenTion. NewesT member oT BolTon's long line oT ouTsicle in- TeresTs, The PhoTography Club, was Tormed To direcT more aTTenTion To phoTography. The chief aims OT The club are To share and exchange new Techniques and To sTimulaTe deeper undersTanding oT This hobby. This year's projecT was a phoTo conTesT conducTed among inTeresTed sTudenTs around BolTon. LATIN CLUB-Top Row: F. Shelfo, B. Sherman, J. SleeT, J. Silva, W. SmiTh: Second Row: C. Soileau, P. TesTa, M. Tillman, E. Voorhies, J. Waddell: Third Row: C. Waschka, L. Wells, J. Weyand, L. Williams. While Taking Tield shoTs, PhoTography Club oTTicers Buddy Barwiclr, president Ronnie Chaudoir, vice- presidenh and Befsyellen Yeager, secrefary, discuss camera operaTion. T'WOOd'oW' M'Yeage and SP': 'S Mis5H 'e PHOTOGRAPHY cLus-c. aafih, rs. Bsfwick, J. BuT- ler, R. Chaudoir, M. Fihsimmons, S. Paddubny, W. SmiTh, B. Yeager, and Sponsor, Mr. Sasser. Dramahc Club ollucers Milne Adams preslclenl Linda Newman secrelary Pai' Iles lreasurer and Ronnie Aluns vice presldenf drscuss plans for lhe clubs fall produclvon DRAMATIC CLUB-Top Row G Allen K Allen R Ardoin L Averlll R Belgard P Bennell Blalxesley B Boese, J Brewsler P Bruney Second Row S Broolcner C Cappel, J Carbo S Carfer B Casey C Chambers R Clmaucloir N Coales M Cobb C Crauq Thlrd Row G Culpepper, S Davlcl L Davis M Day G Dear G- Denley W Denley, R Downs B Duke R Dunn Fourfh Row A Edgerlon L. Ellis . vans K. erill . ' . Fle .Gibson P Girard, L. Guillol M. Quinn' Fif+h Row: B. Hall C, Hamlllon C, Harrison B. Hazlelon B. Hlrsclm Barbara Holi Belly Holl D. Howell F. Huffman S. lrwin' Sixfh Row: J. ,Janelle L Jolwnson, D.Jones B.Josepl'w M. Keene. -Q ...- -- V... -A - I K 4 , Q : -- I 5 . I ' In - X'l- 55 lg ?Mg K - , ' L- . . , . , . ' K . ,inf ' -I r . . L f as ' A 5 z ' bl A Y M, ,.ls ,Q , J p .. . .-L . ci. 1 . . f- - . .... L -. 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Along wiTh These and many oTher acTiviTies, The DramaTic Club presenTs BolTon wiTh many awards Trom parTicipaTion in The numerous speech Tourna- menTs. DRAMATIC CLUB-Top Row: L. Keller, K. Kellogg, D. Kimball, S. Kirkley, B. Kohara, J. Koharag Second Row: L. Lamkin, B. Landry, C. Liggin, N. Lyons, B. Manning, B. May: Third Row: R. McCrory, K. Messer, S. MinTon, M, MiTchell, C. Mongue, F. Mongue, D. Mule, M. Murphy, J. Novak, W. Nunnallyg Fourih Row: L. O'Brasky, R. O'Connor, C. ParTridge, C. PaTTen, S. PaTTerson, M. Peacher, J. Penny, V. Pierce, P. Pierson, J. Rainey: FifTh Row: L. Rainey, CaThey Riley, Carroll Riley, D. Riley, K. Roland, C. Roy, J. Rulffin, T. Rusk, B. Sadler, L. SaTTer- ThwaiTeg SixTh Row: K. Shapiro, M. Sheffield, F. ShelTo, J. Silva, B. Smiih, C. SmiTh, WhiT SmiTh, Wilburn SmiTh, J. Snowden, R. STaples: Sevenih Row: C. STarr, S. Teague, L. Townley, L. Varnarclo, L. WalTon, G. Wells, C. WhiTe, C. Williams, B. Yeager, and Sponsor. Mrs. Douglas. Musical Lfvmcdy Cwzrzaifes Hhair Prcscufufivns The BolTon l-ligh School Choir repre- senTs The school by appearing publicly and displaying Their TalenT To many groups: The choir, chorale. and Girls' Glee Club. This year The choir added To iTs regular Tall and spring concerTs The producTion of The musical Bye Bye Birdie in which TalenTed singers showed dramaTic abiliTy in many oT The maior roles. Perhaps The mosT ouTsTanding oT These groups is The chorale. Composed of selecT singers, iT presenTs special programs Tor numerous civic evenTs. The oTTicers of The BolTon Choir lead The club's proiecTs and acTiviTies. They are Bill Conerly, librarian, Cindi Williams, secreTaryg Phyllis Ellard, presidenTg Slrip Nunnally, vice- presidenTg Sharon Williams, secreTary1 and Chesfer McDonald, robe chairman. CHOIR--BoTTom Row: W. McCaa, A. Roark, D. EllioTT, W. Lambard, C. Murphy, L. Snow, E. Voorhies, P. Sparlcs, C. Williams, M. Jones, S. Williams, V. Vreeland, C. Chambers, L. Birchfielcl, E. DuclcworTh, V. BarneTTy Second Row: G. Richardson, T. Rice, R. Che- leTTe, D. Cannon, J. Smiih, D. Penny, G. BeThard, F. Hill, J. Johnson, M. McClendon, M. STracener, B. O'Neal, N. Brooks, K. MiTch- ellg Third Row: R. Ferrier, B. Blake, D. Burns, D. Slack, B. Conerly, C. l-lillman, V. Adams, L. McNeal, C. Lemmons, M. l-laworTh, A WalTon, C. Erwin, J. Waddell, FourTh Row: J. CarTer, S. Teague, J. Carlino, M. Cryar, L. Kees, L. Frazier, S. Lymberis, S. Wooding Ton, G. l-lolT, G. ThornTon, L. Whife, S. Dubroc, K. Mayeaux, B. Russ, P. Schirog Top Row: B. Belk, K. Miller, L. STuarT, W. Nun- nally, C. Morield, L. Waugh, P. Ellard, D. Kimball, B. Mclnnis, M. Fisaclcerly, L. Alexander, J. BuTler, K. Rachal, K. RobineTTe, V Wilson, S. David, D. Jacobs. i .. I . . , K 5 A 2 wr ,H S s an 2 3 . W K . f i f . J . , I i I 4 V, 1 5 I 5 fi ki , CHORALE-Boifom Row: B. Brown E. Voorhies, P. Worihy, P. Sparks, L. Snow, V. Adams, C. Lemrnons, C. Murphy: Second Row: P. Perkins, C. Williams, J. Johnson, M. Jones, P. Gibson, S. Woodingfon, G. Holi, L. McNeal: Third Row: R. Che- leiie, D. Ellioif, H. Prevosi, S. Lymberis, C. Hiilmang Top Row: W, Coneriy, D. Penny, G. Befhard, C. Morfeid, L. Fra- zier, S. Siauqhier. VK PQ GLEE CLUB-BoHom Row: M. Sheffieid, K. Stallings, K. Ciicardo, L. Levy, L. Smi'rh:Second Row: S. Randolph, P. Chevalier, J. Harris, P. Worrhy, L. Finical, B, Brown: Third Row: A. Miller, K. Johnson, P. Krurnrey, B. Belgard, K. Harper, G. Doiy, C. Ligqing Top Row: M. Sfreer, E. Kasnow, C. Siroud, M. Rosar, D. Landers, M. Pierce, S. Duffy, L. Cheek. I53 Kandmcmbcrs Practice ?0r Pvrfecfim iw-wx , lair QQ. 4 . .,,.,,i. . fx ., -X DRUM MAJOR, Bari Hall, sfands af arlenfion be-fore lead- ing ine band onfo flue field ro drill for marching perform- ances. MAJORETTES-Leif fo Righf: Head Maiorelfe, Susan Ewing: Janis Heins, Carol Sfarr, Delinn Smiih, Linda Finley. FirsT FluTes: Guidry, Waschkag Second Flufesz Sparks, Gaunfzg Third FluTes: Grubb, Benneff, Lawrence, Hill: Oboe: Hawkins: Bas- soon: MerTensgVFirsT ClarineTs: Douglas, Colvin, Hall, Herndon: Second ClarineTs: Gardner, Flynn, SchmidT, Toney, Ewing, Gravel: Third ClarineTs: Marfin, Brown, Birge, Sanford, Arnold, Calfee, Sfarrq AlTo Clarineh Chaudoirg Bass ClarineTs: Smifh, Sanford: E FlaT ConTra BC: Sfoweg B FlaT Confra BC: Penny: AlTo Saxophones: Miller, Forbis, Marfin, Williams: Tenor Saxophones: Freedman, FuTrellg BariTone Saxophone: Gaspardq FirsT CorneTs: Broach, Converse, Flynn: Second CorneTs: O'Connor, Ellzey, Smifh, Wafson, Miller: Third Cornefs: Fleclcman, Paul, Clofiaux, McNeal, Nafion, Hines: FirsT French Horns: Woodrow, Findleyg Second French Horns: Ryland, Sale: Third French Horns: Colgan, Prevosfg FourTh French Horns: Dunn, Frazier, Pippin: BariTones: Easferling, Easf- erling, Warner, STroud: FirsT Trombones: Manning, Kasflg Second Trombones: Breland, Conerlyg Third Trombones: Rozier, Kramer, FirsT Basses: Bell, Hillman: Second Basses: Smifh, Chambers: Third Basses: Grimes, Osborne: Percussion: Shiver, Uhrich, Cross, Wal- Ton, Wall, Murray, Hines, SmiTh, Besson. The Bolron High School Marching and Con- Cerir Band ha? prpven 'Kelli To one OT The Johnny Breland, Wayne Shiver, Bruce Manning, and Bari' Hall gafher mosf OUl'Sl'5I'ldlF1g In 'l'l'1e Sfafe ancl IS recognized maferial for a rummage sale To finance The band Trip To Florida. as such. Because of This achievemenT, The band, under The direcTion of Mr. James E. Clarlc, has been selecfed To represenf The sTaTe on a num- ber of occasions including This year's inviTaTion To a band fesTival in Florida. BoasTing several all- l sTaTe band members, boTh concerT and march- l ing each year. The band has a record and a repuTaTion of which iT can be proud. By performing aT every pep rally and home Toofball game The band serves The school in sfill anoTher capaciTy. Their colorful uniforms, rhyfhmic numbers, and precision marches always enliven every game. Concerf pracTice begins aTTer TooTball season in preparaTion Tor The Spring Band Concerf, an annual evenT. The band also parTicipaTes in The NaTchiToches music fesTivals and The LafayeTTe ConcerT Band ConTesT. 42,- I-me is wwf? eil lf all 'Cl ll .ic .Ai,l,A for 14 Q vii Acling as spokesmen for lhe sluclenl body, fhe cheerleaders express wishes for a happy birlhday fo Coach Jarrell during a pep rally. School splrll' is especially hlgh during Homecoming. ln from' of lhe new Clfy Hall, lhe Bollon sludenls are led In yells by 'rhe cheerleaders. Cheerleaders and lhe ever-presenl Yogi are Iusl' as much a par? of alhlelics as The alhleles lhern- selves because of lhe splril lhey bring wilh lhem. Top Row: Jan Penny. Susanne Bollon, Pal Kelsey, Second Row: Neil Poole, Dean Regan lYogil, Tricia Weems Third Row: Pal Iles Ehfferleaders Swmplfy '65 Spirit When The poinTs are close, The cheerleaders lend a hand by inspiring The Tans To supporT Their Team. Here They urge The Team To score anoTher baslceT. I. Adding liTe To every aThleTic evenT wiTh Their enThusiasTic cheers and or- ganized yells are The cheerleaders. This group oT six girls is elecTed Tor The purpose OT encouraging The display OT school spiriT. On Their cheering is oTTen hinged The success oT The Team Tor wiTh- ouT supporT Team morale Tades. The girls puT in long hours in preparaTion Tor each game-painTing signs and banners, decoraTing goal posTs, and leading pep rallies. The alTernaTe cheerleaders provide similar enThusiasm Tor iunior varsiTfy games and gain valuable on-The-iob ex- perience. They lead The BruineTTes in cheering Tor The iunior Teams and sub- sTiTuTe Tor absenT cheerleaders aT var- siTy games. New uniforms add color To B Team cheerlead- ers Cafhy Chandler, Mary Tassin, CaThy Anas- Tasio, and Mary Middlefon. 51 7' f 4 A 5 XT X V595'-if 'ill N Z1 2 Z ' .,. f , f ,Z mmrf- , ,ff f 4 Hoosier Srzihuszasm Juspirss Afhlsfcs BOOSTER DRUM SQUAD Leff io Rlghf C Anaslacro V Carnahan, L. C-ales, C. Cappell, P. Edgerfo.n, B. Holf, J. Novak, M BOOSTER OFFICERS-Lefi 'ro Righf: P. Sfewarl, A. Allison, B. Bales N. Yeager, P. Randolph, C. Parlridge, B. Daniel, J. Veleclc. Affer long hours of work and preparalion, fhe Boosfers preseni' a near perfecl' half-lime show wilh rhe use of 'flags during +he Lafay- erie game. BOOSTERS-Top Row: V. Adams. D. Aderhold, G. Allen, C. Anasfasio, W. ArringTon, R. Brandau, S. Brown, M Bruyninckx, N. Chambers: Second Row: C. ClayTon. A. David, D. Dillin, A. Evans, H. Eyer, C. Ezernaclc, B. Fowler. J. Fowler, P. Girard: Third Row: S. GranT, S. HaThorn. C. Henderson, B. Hirsch, Barbara Holt BeTTy Holt A. HunT er, F. Jordan, M. Keene: Fourih Row: K. Kellogg, S. Kirkley, B. Kohara, J. Kohara, L. Lamkin. K. Lewis, N. Lyons. L. McCarTney, J. McClaren: Fifih Row: J. McClendon, K. McDonald, C. McGlaThlen. L. McNeal, J. May, L. New- man. S. O'Brien, M. PiH'man. M. PraeT. Organized in I922 To promoTe worThwhile projecTs, The BolTon BoosTers serve The school enThusiasTically by marching in parades, cheering aT TooTball and baslceTball games. sTaging half-Time shows Tor The enioymenl' of fans, and assisTing in The homecoming ceremonies and TesTiviTies. BoosTers are chos- en on a sTandard of excellence in scholar- ship. loyalTy. dependabiliTy, and service. Their enThusiasTic supporT aT all home games seldom fails To awalcen a posiTive response Trom The fans and Team. lncluded among Their annual proiecTs are selling spiriT ribbons for home TooTball games. sponsoring a Soc Hop afTer The TirsT home TooTball game. and planning and di- recrion of The BoosTer TalenT Show in The spring. ln addiTion The Boosfers held Their TirsT banqueT honoring ouTsTanding mem- bers. Rounding oul' The boosTer organizaTion is The clrum squad, a selecT group of girls 'lur- nishing The rhyThm Tor The precision march- ing formaTions aT halTTime of TooTball games. BOOSTERS-Top Row: L. Pricer, D. Riley. K. Roland, C. Schullz, K. Scoir, E. Seely, M. Simmons. B. Smiih, C. Soileau: Second Row: M. Tassin, A. Urban, T. Waife, J. Wallcer, S. Weber, M. Welch, P. Wiggins, S. Woodingfon, B. Yeager: Third Row: L. Young, and Sponsors, Miss Boyd and Mrs. PiHs. The fradilional Homecoming parade brings wilh if fhe marching of The Drum Squad. Boosfer purses and books line 'rhe walk nearly every affer- noon while members drill for hours io reach perfeciion. 654' 1 I f lg' 1' Q W! f f X Q , f Ill I Z Zh ill? 'XZ 1' lllg f X l f f Ol l ,f g Hruincffcs Caught Salam! Spirit And loyalty Girls of The sophomore class. chosen on The basis of leadership. characTer, scholar- ship and Tor Their marching abiliTy, compose The BruineTTes. BolTon's TuTure BoosTers. These girls acTively display Their school spiriT by cheering aT B Team games and aT many home baslceTball games during The year. Besides Their cheering role, The BruineTTes also sell peanuTs, popcorn, and programs To Bear supporTers aT all oT The home TooTball games. The members are divided inTo nine squads each oT which is headed by an oTTi- cer elecTed by The girls. These oTTicers are responsible Tor keeping a record oT poinTs earned Tor selling aT TooTball games. AT The end oT each year, Those girls wiTh a pre- scribed amounT oT poinTs are eligible Tor BoosTers. To reach This organizaTion is The aim OT BruineTTes. IT is Tor This reason ThaT They are marched and drilled by The BoosTer oTTicers while direcTed by Their own squad leaders in hand signals. BruineTTes perform anoTher duTy oT Their organiza- Tion by cheering aT baslceTball games. Bruine'H'e Officers--FirsT Row: Marcia Murchison, PaT Roberfs, Sandra James, CaThey Riley, President Mary FerTiTa, Leslie Wells, Carol Adams: Second Row: MarTha Tillman, Eloise Schulh. Anxious eyes and cheering voices depicT a BruineTTe cheering secTion aT a crucial menT in a B-Team T'ooTball game. Nl' lbl Top Row: C. Adams, N. Aerilcer, L. Anasrasiog Second Row: B. Anders, P. Aymond, S. Ball, V. Breeden, S. Burler, C. Berlin, J. Carler, H. Carr, K. Cicardo Third Row: C. Clark, M. Cooper, C. Crumplar, S. David, P. Easr, N. Eclcel, A. Edgerron, C. Gaspard, M. Given: Fourfh Row: B. Hall, C. Harrison, M. Harhorn, L. Hines, S. Irwin, L. Jarrell, S. James, S. Johnsfon, B. Keene: Fif+h Row: K. Kelley, C. Ligqin, P. Loe, J. Loflon, E. Mayeux, M. Murchison, S. Nelson, C. Odorn, M. Ozier: Sixfh Row: M. Passafume, S. Palrerson, C. Pearson, P. Pierson, C. Riley, P. Roberls, M. Rubin, B. Salrer, E. Schulizq Sevenih Row: K. Shapiro, B. Sherman, M. Sheffield. N. Srevens, P. Tesla, M. Tillman, B. Velek, E. Voorlwies, K. Volperlg Eighih Row: D. Walding, R. Ward, L. Wells, P. While, and Sponsors, Mrs. Brisler and Miss Kelly. H lx! Kadio glllb Gains J-lam Operators F' as .Wag T ' . 53 A l is T H as , T A .. an K A ...E 5 i 5 '-SQ' ,,.-e'... ..- KK ,vw RADIO CLUB--Top Row: B. Boese, P. EdgerTon, J. FaughTg Second Row: M. FiTzsimmons, S. GranT, A. SchwarTzberg: Third Row: F. SweeTman, and Sponsor, Weelrs Crumplar Talks To a fellow ham operaTor while PaH'y EdgerTon and Bob Boese Mr. Huchinson' lisTen eagerly BoI+on's AmaTeur Radio Club, organized because oT sTudenT inTeresT in This Tield, provides an opporTuniTy Tor BolTon sTudenTs To learn The principles of radio consTrucTion, Transmission. and recepTion as well as learn- ing To use Morse code. By using These slcills iT is possible Tor sTudenTs To obTain a l-lam Radio OperaTor's license and a number of Mug, sTudenTs have Talcen advanTage oT This op- porTuniTy. A local radio operaTor, Mr. Rich- ard Taylor, provides insTrucTion in These areas. Their well equipped club room, compleTe- ly seT up as a shorT wave sTaTion wiTh Trans- miTTers. receivers. and aerials. is a siTe of consTanT acTiviTy. Using The room as a day sTaTion, wiTh TransmiTTers, members are able To communicaTe wiTh Ham Radio operaTors across The naTion. In This way, sTudenTs are able To acquire' The skills needed beTore They can open sTaTions of Their own. Sfafes, Paify Edgerfon exchanges news wiTh oTher operaTors ThroughouT The Unifed Pelican fate lfmderslzzp fflghlzghf ummer During lhe lradillonal Pelican Slale assembly members shower each olher wllh everylhlng from walerguns lo boasls aboul respechve parhes PELICAN STATE DELEGATES-Top Row: M. Adams, R. Alcins: Second Row: B. Bales, R. Casey, B. Daniel. K. Everili, G. Fencllerq Third Row: N. Poole, B. Gahagan, M. l-lolder, P. Kelsey, D. Murchison: Fourfh Row: C. Parlridge, P, Randolph, D. Slan- ley, P. Slaples, N, Yeager. BolTon's Pelican STaTe DelegaTion spenT nine days lasT summer aT L.S.U. gaining experience and knowledge in Louisiana poliTics. The dele- gaTes were nominaTed by The previous year's Pelican STaTers, elecTed Trom The junior class, and approved by The TaculTy. The main goal of Pelican STaTe is To insTrucT high school sTudenTs in The righTs and respon- sibiliTies OT ciTizenship. Upon arrival The dele- gaTes are assigned To ciTies, parishes, and po- liTical parTies, and Then hold elecTions. The L.S.U. campus is also'The siTe oT The sum- mer Leadership ConTerence each year. The con- Terence provides insTrucTion and experience To carefully screened sTudenTs in speech, recrea- Tion, journalism, and library science. All who aTTend reTurn wiTh valuable knowledge in The Tields They represenT. Members oT Pelican STaTe ioin The Tun in seeing each oTher in The Pelican STaTe Yearbook. Andree HunTer, Linda Newman, and Ronnie McCrory discuss meThods of leadership aTTer reTurriing Trorn The Leadership Con- Terence. LEADERSHIP DELEGATES--Top Row: S. CarTer, B. Casey: Second Row: M. Eskew, F. Hancock, B. Hirsch, A. HunTer, R. McCroryg Third Row: L. Newman, C. Riley, J. Walker, T. Weems, G. Wells. -+- T fl The Malh Club, formed lo give sludenis an op- porlunify lo unile iheir inieresls in malhemalics, has proved lo be a club wifh many purposes. ln addilion +o showing Thar maihemafics can be fun when if is viewed open-mindedly, ir also endorses 'rhe annual slide rule conlesf af Norfhweslern Slale College and selecfs Bol'ron's represemlalives +o parlicipare in lhis even'r. The main purpose of The club being 'ro infro- duce siudenrs +o differenl aspecls of mafhemafics, if also sponsors fhe morning slide rule classes for all inferesled s+uden'rs. .. .... .. ... :f:.fy1fS741z,.asy r-f i.:a2f4a1ai aa1':,::f' ' '-z.s2.fi2sfs1ir -. 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Wood, and Sponsor, Mr. Belgard. l Zi X, ff' f Zyl, Z f 5 gif ff 7 N1 Math Prablems, Science Ezpcrimenfs Analyzed Sponsored by Mr. Joe O'Mealy, The Sci- ence Club oT BolTon provides giTTed and in- Teresfed sTudenTs wiTh an opporTuniTy To delve deeper inTo science and iTs applica- Tions Than regular classworlc permiTs. Organ- ized in response To sTudenT requesT, The club offers The college bound sTudenT valuable experience in scienTiTic fields. The members have begun a collecTion of pamphleTs and liTeraTure To assisT science sTudenTs in Their sTudies and aid each year in The promoTion of BolTon's science Tair. Science Club officers Gene Fendler, president and Mac Fihsimmons, vice-president Tour The green house aT The new ToresTry research cenTer. SCIENCE CLUB-Top Row: B. Boese. J. Bufler, B. Casey, L. Ellis, G. Fendler, M. Fifzsimmons, B. Floyd. B. Ga- hagan: Second Row: M. Guinn, T. Heifkamp, E. Horner, H. HoTchkiss, J. Jeansonne, W. Lambard, A. Seale. J. Sharp: Third Row: J. Silva. W. SmiTh, D. STanly, P. STaples, K. STein, F. SweeTman, G. Wells, and Sponsor. Mr. O'Mealy. ,QS T67 FTA-Top Row: G. Allen, V. BarneTTe, P. Briney, S. Brookner, C. Clayfon, L. Crozier, A. David, N. Douglas, S Douglas: Second Row: G. Ducofe, H. Eyre. S. Felsenfhal, L. Hollingsworfh, M. Jones, D. Mayhue, L. Newman L. O'Braslcy, C. Odom: Third Row: S. PaTTerson, F. PuckeTT, L. Rainey, Nora Redmond, P. Sheffield, L. Sherman C. Sfarr, A. Urban, and Sponsor, Mrs. Dunbar. 61110 Members 514l1yl1fcm'd,4h0uf Qufzzre Kareers F.T.A. Officers: L. Harnden, reporferg J. JaneTTe, parliamenTarian: One of many eXCelleI'1l' clubs Thai' help S. ROQSTS, hisforian: C. Smiili, pF8SlCleI'1l'2 Sfahley, S6CI'el'6f'yI Sfudenfg in planning Their probable Career-S' B. Fowler. vice-presidenfg R. Brandau, Treasurer. H19 Fufure Teachers of America proves im- mensely rewarding To ThaT sTudenT who has chosen Teaching as a profession. By deTailed research, panel discussions. and inTeresTing Tallcs given by guesT spealcers, The mem- bers are provided wiTh accuraTe informa- Tion abouT The field in which They have cho- sen' To direcT Their sfudy. Among several yearly proiecTs engaged in by The F.T.A. are Teacher AppreciaTion Day, an Easfer parTy aT ST. Joseph's Home, and aTTending The sTaTe convenTion. The elecTion of offi- cers highlighfs The club's spring acTiviTies. The FuTure Nurses of America gives iTs members informaTion in nursing. Several Times each year a represenTaTive from one of The healTh careers spealcs To F.N.A. mem- bers. As a resulT, inTeresT in This profession increases among parTicipanTs, especially fol- lowing lecTures on The nursing field. The main proiecTs This year were These: par- TicipaTing in The hospiTal program aT local hospiTals, donafing To The Salvafion Army, and conTribuTing To The Doll and Toy Fund. Awards are presenfed in-The spring for hours earned serving in These capaciTies. l ' is if ' 'k-' if fLg,:g. . -,.-.wr as V . V..L. V: . . I ,V I. . - ' '55 l K , 4 i if V . 2-' K p' - J' .1 ' l ' ' . ... .,,. 11. . .. l , 4, I , , ,fy 8 - If E 55- .- .. , X ' - L I 1-in --1. 4 i 5 N . ...l. 1 . ' 4 A' - .. LQ,',,1fZ fl , ., 1 . I K .Fm , . ,M W- ,M A rs. -if I . . 5 .. - ,3 . . . Q i ' W' 4 Q M- Q A sg ' -W f, U., ,L, ,, r 5 mm 'gl E rw eu. 3. . ,1 V --.. L. In ,J ' i 7 w .. gg :av , . . ,-51:1 , , ,,,,,, . fi 7g ' ' M. n I Q f . Q f , K it L : . r, 3 H f k il I - .3-. IL. he 4 ' W 1 E 1 5 VI r ' K -'fi-V14-new of ff- -r Q22 Wgg5i?eQ?LL,:x!. Y Eze e lse Ls S is Sl -in QM.. L ...i 1 ur ' L. 7 ., 'fy me if 7 S-'M' Wu: ff2S2!.'3'.Id'J 5 sh llff19.?.'kQfL-11'L. . 5 'li 1 j fi- : t SPV, A LE. I W. ,fail . l . D ' . , w Q ...T 5' - A 41 2' 'Z' 4 Cf? if -A f Lf' J if fy' f 7' K X ' f ' 4 FNA-Top Row: B. Ahrens, B. Brown, G. Brown, D. Burnaman, J. Clark, G. Daniels, S. DuBroc, K. Fawceff, B. Floyd, P. Flynn: Second Row: J. Garner, C. Gaspard, S. Granf, M. Hamm, P. Helms, E. Hillman, M. Kelly. G. Kifchen, L. Lesfer, A. Mafhewsg Third Row: E. Mayeaux, P. McCuslcer, D. Mich- iels, C. Mongue, L. Moreau, E. Owens, M. Ozier, P. Praef, K. Rachel, P. Roberfsp Fourlh Row: C. Roy, P. Sheffield, L. Sher- man, L. Smifh, B. Soloman, K. Sfallings, N. Sfephens, H. Sulli- van, S. Sullivan, P. Thomsg Fifih Row: K. Townley, S. Tucker, l. Vanasselberg, D. Welding, B. Ware, C. Whife, and Sponsor Mrs. Sexfon. F.N.A. officers, Toni Wai+e, hisforiany Janice Novak, vice- presidenfg and Carol Ann Dykes, president examine medical equipmenf in fhe emergency room of Cabrini Hospifal. f ,If--, ,1 1 f k f f gp vm 4 fe. - , , X xf ff? ,iff al? W , ff 5, jg , ilk f V ' 'ff 7 S f ' I 1 Z X if . ' fyf gf 1-.1 ,f GAA-Top Row: D. Aderlwold, N. Aeriker, B. Ahrens, K. Allen, A. Allison Second Row: C. Anaslasio, L. Anaslasio, D. Anderson, S. Arnold, S. Ball C. Barfon, C. Belser, P. Benneif, D. Brazell, J. Brydelsq Third Row: S Builer, B. Callaway, C. Cappel, J. Carbo, H. Carr, N. Chambers, B Clmarlson, C. Clark, C. Claylon, M. Cooper: Fourlh Row: C. Craig, C Crumplar, J. Dauzal, A. David, S. David, J. Dawkins, 6. Denley, D. Der bonne, D. Dillin, J. Dodge, Fifih Row: J. Donovan, G. Ducole, C. Dykes A. Edgerion, lvl. Eskew, A. Evans, P. Eversull, S. Felsenllnal, B. Floyd Janel' Fowler, Sindh Row: Joyce Fowler, D. Franks, K. Fuhr, J. Fuirell, J Garner, P. Gibson, M, Goux, J. Guillol, L. Guillol, B. Hall, Seven+h Row F. Hancock, E. Hawkins, P. Helms, C. Henderson, P. Hernandez, L. Hol lingsworiln, Barbara Holi, Belly Holi, C. Jenks, L. Jolinsong Eighfh Row M. Keene, L. Keller, J. Kennedy, D. La,Borde, J. Lanier, S. Laninglnam S. Lerry, C. LeJeune, M, L'Heureux, J. Loifon. R, Composed of girls having a lceen inleresl in sporls, 'rhe Girls Alhlelic Associalion provides an opporlunily 'lor games belween ils members as well as 'rhe fun connecied wilh such aclivily. Being opened lo all in- leresled in recrealion and inslruclion in lhal field, lhe G.A.A. recenlly inlroduced a Modern Dance Club. A popular organiza- 'lion among ils members, The club learns new and Jrradilional dances as well as allends a symposium al Soulheasiern Slaie College in Hammond. Added lo This lhe GAA. enables ils members lo learn 'rhe finer poinls of and parlicipale in games such as volley- ball and baslcelball. A+ lhe end of each year a plaque is pre- senled lo The Mosl Nrhleiic Senior Girl in l'he club. This presenlalion has proved as lr1Spiral'iOr1 io nex'r year's a+hIe+es. G.A.A. officers, Maydie Pilfman, secrelaryg Sharon O'Brien, lreasurerg Be'Hy Holi, vice-presidenl: and Fran Hancock, president discuss baslcelball 'rech- niques. Girls Appreciate Values Of Sperfsmanshzje GAA-Top Row: M. Luligeharm, N. Lyons. J. McClenclon, B. Mclnnis, C. Mellen, D. Mule, S. Nelson, L. O'Brasky, S. O'Brien, M. Ozierp Second Row: C. Parfridge, S. Pallerson, L. Pearce, C. Pearson, J. Penny, V. Pierce, M. Pillman, P. Praef, P. Randolph, N. Red- mond: Third Row: D. Riley, P. Roberls, M. Roessler, K. Roland, M. Rubin, C. Schuliz, E. Schullz, K. Scoil, L. Seymour, P. Sheffield, Fourih Row: G. Smiih, C. Soileau, B. Solomon, K. S+allings, P. Sfewarr, M. Slanley, L. Slracener, M. Tassin, M. Tillman, K. Townley: sill: Igciyvz L. Townley, S. Tucker, A. Urban, P. Villerreal, B. Ware, M. Welch, P. While, S. Wilson, and Sponsors, Mrs. Brisfer and iss e y. l 1 'Q' fiufure ffomemakers Learn Practical Skills' fr!! 1 '00 'IG Milce Murphy, F.H.A. Beau, pauses as he leaves a club rneeiing. FHA-Top Row: D. Aderholcl, K. Allen, P. Armoncl, P. Barnellg Second Row: C. Bennell, P. Brady, J. Burnaman, J. Carboq Third Row: M. Cooper, G. Daniels, A.'David, S. David: Fourilm Row: L. Davis, G. Denley, G. Ducofe, D. Ducolig Fiffh Row: P. Dulc-lwer, N. Eckel, V. Ellioil, C. Erwin: Sixfh Row: P. Eversull, B. Floycl, K. Fulmer, J. Fulrellq Sevenfh Row: S. Gregory, C. Harper, P. Helms, L. Keller: Eighth Row: J. Kennedy, D, Kimball, L. Lamkin, S. Lan- inglwam. Those girls who are members of The FuTure Homemakers oT Amer- ica began a very acTive year wiTh an inTormal iniTiaTion oT new mem- bers. This organizaTion is devoTed To a desire To insTrucT members in home and Tamily living. IT is Tor This reason ThaT Their discussions, proi- ecTs, and numerous acTiviTies are cenTered around Topics aTTecTing The American Tamily. This year The members cenTered Their ThoughTs and worlcs around These Topics: The Values oT School and The lmpor- Tance of Marriage. The proiecTs underTal4en This year were a sTyle show aT The beginning oT The year TeaTuring BolTon sTu- denTs as models, a cookbook sale, giTTs Tor The aged during ChrisT- mas, and aTTending convenTions. AT The end oT The school year, a Girl oT The Year is selecTed on The basis oT poinTs earned in The acTiv- iTies. FHA-Top Row: L. Lesier, L. GaTes, J. May, P. Mc Cuslcer, J. McVay, C. MelTong Second Row: L. NorTh cuTT, J. Pardue, C. Pearson, N. Phillips, C. Riley, D RoberTsg Third Row: M. Rosar, V. ScoTT, H. SmiTh S. Tassin, A. Urban, P. Villerrealq Fourfh Row: Spon- sors, Mrs. Souiherland and Mrs. Sleeles. The FuTure T-lomemalcers oT Tomorrow plan acTiviTies Tor The TorThcoming year. They are Tricia Wee.-ng gegreiary Kqihy Anggllrqslo Treasurer: Linda Whife, parliamenTariang Annabel Moore, hisTorian7 Carolyn Parfridge, presidenT Muff McGlnTy reporTer Linda Couvillion, songleaderg and Janice Novalr, vice-presidenT. i.. N.. - Managing The concession sfand are F.B.L.A. officers Pefe Rizzo, presidenfg Lee Walfon, reporferg Diane Anderson, secrefaryq and Dan Hodges, vice-presidenf. Students Keceine l5'nsiness Training FBLA-Top Row: M. Baskeffe, R. Belgardg Second Row: C. Belse'r, N. Broadwafer, D. Brown B. Casey, B. Craig, M. Cryar, P. Daigre, D. Derbonne, K..Deweese7 Third Row: R. Dunn, J Earle. J. Fufrell, B. Gardner. P. Helms, J. Kinder, R. Lawerence, M. Luffgeharm, A. Malone Fourfh Row: D. Mayhue, R. McCrory, M. Mifchell, M. Moncusky, C. Murphy, L. Rizzo, E Seely, J. Sewell. P. Sheffield: Fiffh Row: J. Snowden, J. Sfafford, J. Sfevenson, M. Turner, V Vreeland. A. Walfon. L. Whife, and Sponsors. Miss Fogleman and Mr. Thompson. Increasing each member's knowledge of busi- ness careers is fhe reason fhe Fufure Business Leaders of America was organized. Each year some members affend nafional convenfion. Rep- resenfafives are chosen on basis of service and parficipafion in acfivifies and proiecfs. Disfribufive Educafion offers members a chance fo gain experience and financial benefifs by holding jobs wifh local business firms in fhe affernoon. School is affended during fhe morn- ing hours enabling fhe sfudenf fo finish his cred- ifs af Bolfon. This provides fhe sfuclenf wifh in- valuable knowledge which cannof be offered in school. D.E. CLUB-Top Row: E. Barker, C. Bourne, J. Burns, S. D'Amicog Sec- ond Row: T. Daniel, E. Dauzaf, J. Doyle, R. Francis: Third Row: K. Ful- mer, J. Lawerence, L. Lighffoof, C. Luke, Fourfh Row: J. Mafhews, T. McCarley, J. Morgan, H. Mudge: Fif+h Row: B. Ozier, B. Rice, M. Riser, L. Rizzo: Sixfh Row: P. Rizzo, R. Safford, B. Siffon, R. Vanlang- endonckq Sevenfh Row: R. Winn, D. Zuck, and Sponsor, Mrs. Mounce. Disfribufive Educafion officers Judy Biggs, vice-presidenfq Pefe Rizzo, parliamenfarian: Linda Paul, reporferg Juanifa Burns, hisforiang and Rup- perl' Safford, presidenf, four downfown businesses. ff? Lzbrezry ellflf Defense Kender Seheel Sereiee Looking for a book, Dewiff Daigre searches fhe file cafalog for informafion. A selecf group of sfudenfs, chosen for good characfer and dependabilify, compose 'rhe Library Club. Their dufies. providing fraining in library work, in- clude checking ouf books, helping sfu- denfs fo find maferials, filing books, and ofher assorfed librarian dufies. This proves greafly rewarding in lafer years. Civil Defense has become an im- porfanf fob. Bolfon's Civil Defense Club reflecfs fhis affifude in fhe manner in which fhey carry ouf prescribed dufies during a pracfice alerf. Cooperafing wifh Civil Defense aufhorifies in alerfs, members direcf fraffic, aid in commu- nicafions, and man firsf aid sfafions. Knowing exacfly whaf fo do during an emergency could save lives in evenf of any disasfer. LIBRARY-Top Row: P. Beavus, V. Bullard, J. Clark: Second Row: P. Friday, J. Lehnerfz, E. McLin, W. Owens: Third Row: M. Roessler, M. Sale, D. Wells, and Sponsor, Mrs. Siroh- schien. - s -, - . f-offer Lily- - W.. x .... ss., 1 Us i ci I X . sl- I- . , 'Sy' 1 sf K 3-.3 e f f l ,., , g s , , T is ee e We e essex . W , M wa' ...eff '1' . fe . iw . - egg' 5 e f f 5 5- . ffwr .. ' I -'Q gf -ire, -1 I We- e . r bagel, f ., . ' 'Iggy-f m , Q, . wife. .ff-5 ' ' , : sa ffm. - L '- S. Y , fs: S .V 1. .H A Q 55 ess , V gf sis? Q s W f ' stress' ses' r , W ..... ss. ses 1 ,se Sa CIVIL DEFENSE:-Top Row: L. Averiff, R. Belgard, P. Benne++, J. Brews+er, N. Brooks, B. Casey, R. Casey, T. Chicola, W. Denley, Second Row: J. Earle, R. Edgerron, B. Floyd, B. Harris, J. Holcomb, M. Lamlrin, M. L'Heur- eux, B. May, J. Morin: Third Row: W. Nunnally, M. O'Leary, C. Pace, C. Roy, L. Sallerwaife, E. Seely, J. Sharp, L. Shaw, J. Sleefg Fourfh Row: D. Sfanly, F. Swee+man, D. Timmer, J. Trax, B. Van Zandf, S. Wilson, S. Wood, and Sponsor, Mr. Tubre. Planning civil defense procedures are club officers Wayne Denley, vice-president Teddy Gambordella, presidenh Pele Sfaples, public relafionsg Charles PaH'en, secrefaryq and Shar- on Wilson, freasurer. f I 7 Q l,! K Qf iff ff f f fi y ' ff f p 4 fi , 1' X ff K 7 .1 gtg' 1 f.f , if XML! X, I77 Holding up Hne new B-Club Spirir Banner are The club offi- cers, Presidenr Jimmy Winn, Vice-presidenf Rusfy Casey, and Secrefary-'rreasurer Rickey Taylor. STUDENT INSTRUCTORS-Top Row: P. Gibson, M. Pifrman, C. Belser, C. Parrriclge, D. Anderson, P. Kelsey, P. Ellard. K. Anasrasio, J. Janelle, N. Foole, J. Penny: Second Row: S. Sfepliens, B. Bales, S. Carier, B. Russ, F. Hancock, M. Hill- man, M. Lulfgeliarn, D, Franks, J. Fufrell, P. Randolph, Third Row: B. Daniel, M. Bolfon, A. David, P. Perkins, M. Tassin, C. Hendersonj C. Cappel, Barbara Holi, A. Travis, BeHy Holf, K. Messerg BoHom Row: C. Clayron, J. Kolwara, A. Alli- son, P. S+ewar+, M. Eskew, J. Velek, M. Welch. B-CLUB-Top Row: R. Casey, L. Clinlon N. Coafes, J. Couvillion, B. Doiron, C Harper, M. LaCaze, R. l.ow'rl1er, D. Mur chison, K, Murchison, Second Row: R Ryder, J. Srevenson, S. Teague, C. Tid well, R. Wilkins, and Sponsor, Mr. Jar rell. 611165 flvnar Athletic .fvurmzlisfiv ,4!fiHfy While planning assignmenls for club members. Press Club officers Kay Lewis, presidenfg Carl Mor- feld, vice-president Ann Evans, secrelary: and Bill Casey, hisforian, view wilh pride The previous week's published work. Alhleres who have earned 'Their lelfer make up 'rhe B Club. The chief goal of 'rhe club is lo creare a grealer inieresl' in afhlelics. The club's main proiecr has been a Hall of Fame in which 'rhe pasi' record of Bol'ron's reams and oufslanding individuals are represenled in picfures. Srudenr lnsfrucrors play a large role in Bol'ron's excellenf gym program. By dem- , if g I' .A if 1. M -S r'if . ri 3 H -44. Q is onsrrafing lechniques, officiaring ar games. grading papers. and helping 'ro compule final grades. 'rhey aid fhe gym 'reachers greally. These sfudenls are chosen on lhe basis of dependabilily, characler. and schol- arship. Siudenis inieresied in iournalism and hav- ing 'ralenr in wriring comprise rhe Press Club. a service organizarion dedicared To informing rhe public abou? Bolfon. Special proiecfs of Boiron organizalions are reporl- ed and fealured on a weekly page in fha Alexandria Daily Town Talk. PRESS CLUB-Top Row: C. Adams, L. Barfon, P. Briney: Second Row: S. Brookner. S. Duffy, K. EveriH, B. Hall. L. Jarrell: Third Row: D. Murchison, C. Smilh, J. Waddell. L. Wallon, and Sponsor, Mrs. Evans. fi- fi f f f r Z ' . ' f I79 .L ? 4 iz .- q ' V T K ' Q ' ' , W f fr ' ' , .. ,wi i 1 f- ., , i L-,' dm .1 fe-1... jg fl X f V ' ' 55.3. Q r V, F W T .1 ' T T -- R. McCrory F. Mongue STAGE CREW--B. Gahagan, , R. Ryder, J. ScoTT, G. Wells, J. Winn. Fred Mongue adiusTs The sTage microphone. one of his many duTies as a member of The sTage crew. PROJECTION STAFF-B. Barwiclc, G. Befhard, R. Casey, G. Dear, G. Fendler, R. Gagnon, B. Gahagan, D. STan' ly, P. Staples. Seldom seen or given crediT Tor duTies They perform is The sTage crew. These eTTicienT worlcers operaTe baclc- sTage machinery. ln addiTion, curTain, scenery, lighTs, and The sound eTTecTs equipmenT are operaTed by iTs members. Bol+on's 'movie proiecTionisTs operaTe numerous Tilms perTaining To hisTory. science, and oTher subiecTs. By do- ing so, They render an imporTanT service To The school in inTeresT of higher learning. The mosT imporTanT single duTy is performed diligenily every day by The color guard. They have been enTrusTed wiTh The duTy of caring Tor and safely keeping The sym- bol of freedom. Bud Gahagan and Richard Gagnon, members of The proiecTion sTaTT, adiusf The Tuning on a proiecTor. Staffs Provide Little-Noticed Services EH, ml as 5, i- X 2 K , 1+ !x,i-x Mrs. Spofford explains flue lwisfory of llle minuleman flag fo Franlr Sweefman as he lislens allenfively. l Frank Sweelman and Harry Vanderforcl, who compose lhe color guard, are responsible for raising fha flag each morning and lowering il' each affernoon. A new sfuclenf al Bollon, Wayne Williams, views fhe flag in fha lobby 'rhaf was presenled fo Bollon by fha Gold Sfar Mofhers. 'YV' 'Wg ' , ffl iv I 21: 'Z E to 1 f l + if f ,f'i Z ' fff i grins! ' 9 ,X I - ,-.. - .Zo A X 5 - A X ' f ,X cf ' f mma 1915 f X A ' fy , 5 f, X J I8l As a member of Mrs. Spofford's siaff, Dianne May- hue is responsible for all incoming calls. MAIN OFFICE STAFF-A. David, A. Malone, D. May- E hue, M. Tillman. ' -2 .5 -ff ' ': .i i ' 3 ff- s ,IE f Ofioo Workers J-foio School Administration Joann Velel, a member of ine Guidance Office slalf, checks Ihe files for a siudenI's record. GUIDANCE OFFICE STAFF-G. Balclmelor, C. Cappel. L. Crozier, S. Duffy: Second Row: J. Fowler, N. Gillis, C. Henderson, J. Perdue: Third Row: S. Sanford, T. Scalf, J. Velek, J. Waddell. Office workers, chosen for fheir scholarship, congenialify, and characfer, musf be able fo handle many fasks and responsibilifies. Workers in fhe main office assisf lvlrs. Spofford wifh fele- phone calls, fyping, announcemenfs, filing cards, and checking records. The guidance sfaff fypes and files records in addifion fo delivering messages for Mr. Davis and Mrs. Maffis. Workers in fhe assisfanf prin- cipal's office make ouf fransfer reporfs and ab- senfee lisfs and aid in checking sfudenfs in and ouf of school. The courfesy commiffee, Mr. Pafe's personal assisfanfs, greef visifors, deliver messages, and show new sfudenfs around school. All four of fhese sfaffs prove invaluable fo fhe execufive faculfy because of fheir able as- sisfance and dependabilify. Fulfilling one of her Courfesy Commiffee dufies, Paula Randolph shows visifors info Mr. Pafe's office. Mr. Taylor's sfaff is responsible for affendance records. One of his assisfanfs, Gayle Holi, checks fhe roll for absenfees. MR. TAYLOR'S STAFF-Top Row: B. Bales, G. Bafchelor, S. Carfer: Second Row: S. Doug- las, J. Earle, G. Holfq Third Row: C. Schulfz. E. Seely, S. Williams. I83 Student H641 Manages Kash HUHFS John Rainey uses lhe new candy machines placed in lhe lobby lor lhe convenience of fhe sludenl body. Helen Eyer, Mr. Fi+zgerald's canfeen assislanl, sells English lifera- fure lo Diane Anderson and Lee Walion. Bollon's Concession Shall: performs an imporlanl fob ol selling cold drinks and refreshmenfs al' baskelball games. ' eff' CONCESSION STAFF-Top Row: R. Archer. R. Asley, C. Barlh, D. Burns: Second Row: J. Holcomb, R. How- fon, A. Hufhnance, C. McDonald: Third Row: B. Ozier, J. Safcilx, F. Sweefman, H. Vanderlord. I ' f 4 .. fl ' s fog 1 . f 14' ' 51.3--Q5 . QT . V , 1 12:...v if 1 52.1 R 'S' 3 . W, R f 'Q f ' 'iff I J I Aki? ,. W ,ti V l nm- .. ' 0 .1 Q sg. l l , I K ',ff.:f5::.v.frfz'ff:22'' - - ' s 4' ,. , if ry ,V sl ba s 1 fini. ,fl l- I li Pb! Bol1'on's canleen provides assorfed supplies lo srudenls during all fhree lunch shif+s. The needs of s+uden+s during rhe rush hour are quickly me+ under 'rhe able direclion of Mr. Fifzgerald. Under Jrhe supervision ol Mr. Taylor, The concession siaff labors +o offer a source of refreshmenr +o Bol+on's enrhusiaslic fans. A+ all home loolball and baslcefball games, members of 'rhis slaff sell programs, popcorn, pea- nu'rs, and colces 'lo speclarors. A hard-working cafeferia sfaff execufes Jrhe very im- por'ran'r fob of serving approximarely I6OO sludenls dur- ing rhree lunch shiffs each day. Jobs include collecring plales, cleaning fables, and collecling money as well as serving fhe hungry members of Bol'ron's s'ruden'r body. S r ' me , as if ,S si sgfgsis, .,.. --rv M w.?i1 f.- 5 lei, 1 V' we 3 2595 . ,mln ifffi rfzgi 7 wee. 2.fwfsf.1f5's. . :. ei 'fag -rg 2121 ifweiiis- r. - . 2' isilazgifrm . 25' 5' ' .K-g,gigf,w1. ' L' M I- . . 1 i use '42 ww - ar 5 ,ff ,g g e. ' ' ' - 4 - :., , A A . V X H N V,,r-f,. ,-J, - .. . fi' :gist Q 11 ' 35523 :1'-?:.':.-5: -E N iv Y igliiiffi . I , ff gggil s, v , - - Eg Q 42. ' 5 733 ss.. , ' '- , K H 3. 'v..'5. 5355 ' :'5 V ' - .ii fl l - ms .. , wi 'g f gf - K' - - . ' .- .w ' ' ai' 1 az. . ,-c' .U yy: . 2 7755? 5 2 Yami-ws s--sf zz f -.Z . ,-as i H - I , , A 1. , , ,. ...N s . .. . . A, ,M g ,HW f Q sgeffrlz' um. K fi - :-is 5355 4421535 ' w i' 'im s ,s 'fr-'f eifffbf Wifi? , 552233. eizyzza , 'ifsils - f' sfiiiffl? .3 1 . 75 ,J H E gsgfw-1, . ' .- Wifi-. ' 1- HJ , A- 3, vita- I V-pf .ai eww :nerr-self J' , - - .. I- ,- -. ' , 'lf if Wi 5 ilu ' ' .5 W ' ' ft . r 'X' fy... X 6 . CAFETERIA STAFF--Top Row: B. Brown, C. Burnum R. Carpenler, L. Fuqua, Second Row: A Hufhnance, R. Robicheaux, J. Seficlc, A. Simmons Third Row: D. Slenkamp, F. Swee+- man S Tullos, W. Vickers: Fourfh Row: L. 5 fm Waldron. H1 S si To keep fhe line moving smoolhly is one of rhe primary concerns of fhe lunch-room sfaff as lhey serve food quickly and efficienfly. Sludenfs pour info The Iunchroom each day, aniici pafing fheir noon-day meal. Spvrfs - IU EHLNINX 'J'lH:i Nfiff of JZ' f ez 1-Z 4 0925 4-J 71 , 2 iff ff oi Eff ff 2 I 1 fff J 'CCW fg E 1 f , A ,ig y ff if if f ,fWf, ,f,fi lffffxf' 1119127 V7 f lf? FFKLLWWTER SPRING' SUMMER FALL I87 Bolton Halnpilcs Winning 6-5 Kccard '64 SCOREBOARD BoITon OpponenTs OuachiTa V ...... , nnnw..nnnn 28 7 WesT Monroe ..,,.,,......w.. 26 0 BaTon Rouge ...., ,w,,,, 7 I8 NorThside Y1,,A,w. ,.....ooo. T 2 6 LaGrange ,,.A.. ,w,,,, 6 2l Byrd .,YY.,,.,,,, .......... 0 21 LaTayeTTe ,,,, o.oooooooo 2 O 7 Sulphur .,,,........ ...,,. O 39 New Iberia ,,,,A,, oooooo I 2 0 Lake Charles ..... Y,.... 7 I4 Pineville .......A,.A,.........22222 I9 0 In Bill JarreII's TirsT year as head coach, BolTon posTed a winning season, recording 6 wins againsT 5 deTeaTs. OuachiTa and WesT Monroe Tell To The Blue and WhiTe by large margins on The 'Team's TirsT Two ouTings. ReTurning home, The Bruins Tound The BaTon Rouge Bulldogs a IiTTIe Too much To handle and were deTeaTed I8-7: buT less Than a week Iafer They re- bounded wiTh a I2-6 vicTory over NorThside. The Bears absorbed losses from LaGrange and Byrd be- Tore geTTing back on The winning Track againsT La- TayeTTe 20-7. The Tollowing week, however, Sulphur rouTed The Bruins 39-O, Homecoming reTurned The Bears To The win column wiTh a vicTory, in The rain, over New Iberia I2-O. Lake Charles deTeaTed BoITon I4-7, seTTing The sTage Tor The season's Tinale. In- auguraTing The new rivalry wiTh Pineville by scoring an impressive I9-O win, BoITon broughT The long sea- son To a successful close. Six vicTories in iTselT is noT ouTsTanding, buT To The I964 BolTon TooTbaII Team iT represenTs a year of hard work. WiTh only TwenTy-nine varsiTy aThle+es and six reTurning IeTTermen, The pre-season TorecasTs placed The Bears near The disTricT cellar. Such predicTions Tailed To da-unT The inexperienced Bruins. By dedica- Tion and sacrifice OT boTh coaches and players, The Team was molded inTo ThaT Type of represenTaTive OT which BoITon can be proud. Combining IIO'7b eTTorT wiTh average abiIiTy, The Bears proved again The im- porTance oT desire in winning TooTball. In addiTion To The Tine Team performance, several seniors gained special recogniTion. Bill Holland was chosen as an oTTensive guard on The All-DisTricT Team. Team CapTain RoberT Ryder was seIecTed Tor The TirsT Team of The All-DisTricT and All-STaTe Teams. Receiv- ing The honor oT The Team's mosT valuable player was Rickey Taylor, senior halTback. Since The season has ended, iT is quiTe naTural To look ahead. WiTh I5 IeTTermen reTurning and good po- TenTia,I from The junior varsiTy, The TuTure looks brighT. and hopes are high Tor an even more successTuI season. 'Wil , 2 Ilfl Q , I X K 'I' 1. ,. V ' ' - M 'asf'-f I ' .. ai COACHING STAFF-Leff io Righl: Bill Morris. Aubrey Sanders, Head Coach Bill Jarrell, Charles Anaslasio, Tommy Smifh. THE I9b4 BOLTON BEARS-Top Row: Gene Hernandez, Bob Brinkerhoif, Ronnie Golf, Jimbo Galloway, Buck Doiron, Rob- erl Ryder, Jimmy Winn, Jimmy Slevenson, J. J. Michiels, Lu- cien Murzyn. Second Row: Clyde Cedars, Chris Henderson, Rickey Taylor, Derald Smilh, Bill Holland, Jimmy Walker, Carlo Gill, Charles Ales, Wayne Cespiva. Boflom Row: Joe Kilchrisl, Ken Murchison, Harold Flynn, Massey Gaar, Mike l.aCaze, Randy Dale, Eddie Price, Jack Gaar, Mike Turner Eddie Collins. MANAGERS-Lefi' fo Righi: Skip Nunnaly, Clay Harper, Frank Williams, Danny Collins. I4 Seniors Hegiu Las! 5545014 ,fit Halton Mille Lacaze goes high in The air To de-Tend againsT a pass inTended Tor an opposing back while Ed Collins comes over To give Mike help. BolTon 28 OuachiTa 7 SepTember II ln The season opener wiTh OuachiTa High School, BolTon scored a convincing 28-7 vicTory. Paced by Riclcey Taylor's 70 yards in eleven carries, The Bears simply ouTclassed The home Team. A sTurdy deTense and a deTermined oT- Tense combined To score Tour Touchdowns and sTymie OuachiTa unTil The game was decided. BolTon scored TirsT on a 5-yard bursT by Tay- lor. ln The second quarTer reserve halTbaclc Eddie Price dashed around righT end Tor The second Tally. Derald SmiTh puT The game ouT oT reach by reTurning The lciclcoTT 88 yards Tor The Third Touchdown. The Tinal score came laTe in The TourTh quarTer on a T2-yard pass Trom quarTer- baclc Ken Murchison To Buck Doiron. Milce La- Caze added all Tour exTra poinTs. 0uachiTa's lane Tally came aTTer The ouTcome had been deTermined. ATTer a Tine goal sTand, BolTon Tumbled and OuachiTa recovered on The Three yard line. On TourTh down Diclc McNair wenT over Tor The Touchdown and SlceeTer Boyd added The poinT aTTer. The sTaTisTics supporTed The game's Tinal score as The Bears led in TirsT downs 9-8, rushing yard- age I83-l35, passing yardage 30-26, and ToTal oTTense 2l5-l6I. ln addiTion To baclcs Taylor and SmiTh, excepTional perTormances were Turned in by linemen RoberT Ryder, Bill Holland, and Jim- my Wallcer. Dropping baclc To pass behind good line proTecTion is Ken Murchison. BolTon 26 WesT Monroe 0 SepTember I8 EnTering The game a decided underdog, The Bears surprised almosT everyone, including The WesT Monroe Rebels wiTh an impressive 26-O upseT. A sTrong passing game carried BolTon To vicTory despiTe WesT Monroe's rugged deTense on The ground. UnTil inTermission The game was close, buT The Bruins broke iT open wiTh Three Touchdowns in The Tinal Two periods. Buck Doiron opened The scoring in The TirsT period on a 20-yard pass Trom Ken Murchison. The exTra poinT was no good. In The Third period BolTon Took a I3-O lead on anoTher Murchison-To-Doiron pass and Mike LaCaze's PAT. Murchison Then chose To Throw To end VVayne Cespiva who Took The Tive yard pass Tor The Third Touchdown, Dennis I'larTbarger scored The Tinal Touch- down on a 50-yard run back oT an inTercepTed pass. ATTer converTing Tor The exTra poinT, The score read 26-O. BolTon's sTingy deTense compleTely boTTled up The WesT Monroe aTTack, allowing Them Their longesT gain oT only 8 yards on The ground and inTercepTing Two pass aTTempTs. Though This vicTory was a True Team eTTorT, The oT- Tensive sparkle oT Massey Gaar, Ken Murchison, and Buck Doiron, and The impressive deTensive play oT Jimmy STevenson deserve deTiniTe menTion. BolTon 7 BaTon Rouge I8 SepTember 25 A sTrong second halT comeback by The evenTual sTaTe champions, BaTon Rouge I-ligh, ended BolTon's win sTreak aT Two. The Bears dominaTed The TirsT Two sTanzas and IeTT Tor halTTime wiTh a 7-6 lead. During The halTTime break, BaTon Rouge regrouped and seTTled down To The Task oT scoring in each oT The Tinal periods Tor an I8-7 vicTory. ATTer receiving The opening kickoTT, BolTon drove 77 yards Tor The TirsT score oT The game. The Bears used I4 plays in This drive and climaxed iT wiTh a Two yard pass from Murchison To Doiron Tor The Touchdown, wiTh Mike LaCaze scoring The exTra poinT. I-laving been scored on Tor The TirsT Time, The BaTon Rouge deTense rallied To conTain The Bruins Tor The remainder oT The game. George Bevan Tallied BaTon Rouge's TirsT Touchdown on a 48-yard run Trom scrimmage in The second period. The Bulldogs scored Two more Times in The second halT, once on a 33-yard pass Trom Joe Womack To Russell Marino and once on a 2-yard plunge by Bevan. All Three exTra poinTs Tailed. Though deTeaTed, The Bears reTused To give up and played well unTil The Tinal whisTle. Even in deTeaT The eT- TorTs oT halTback Rickey Taylor, cenTer Travis STokes, Tackle J. J. Michiels, and end Jimmy Winn deserve com- mendaTion. fo A TourTh quarTer pass is cornpleTe as Rickey Taylor makes a beauTiTul caTch. 7' ry ff .gy ,Q If f ,ff X 1 , . W f ' 1' Sf f 'M ' gf, fr f ff ,ilifif 1, . fry ' ff 1 , ff ml ,N Finding himself in an unusual posifion during gamefime, Roberf Ryder cafches his breafh before going back inTo acfion. Bolfon 6 LaGrange Ocfober 9 DespiTe a deTermined Team efforT, BolTon suffered iTs second loss of The season aT The hands of The LaGrange Gafors. Though ouTsized, The Bears refused To give up. They gave The bigger GaTors a real baTTle before bow- ing ouT 2l-6. l.aGrange's massive line was able To sfop The Bears on The ground, buT noT in The air. The Bears were able To gain only seven yards rushing, buT managed ZI4 yards Through The air. A Murchison To Taylor aerial, good for 27 yards, produced BolTon's only Touchdown. Mike La- Caze's Try for PAT was wide. The Gafors scored Three Touchdowns en rouTe To vic- Tory. The firsT came on an 8-yard pass from Greg Dupin To PaT Diamond. ln The fourTh guarTer LaGrange scored Twice--once on a 32-yard run by AlberT Doucef and once on a 92-yard refurn of an inTercepTed pass by Ray Cole. Tommy LeBlanc added all Three exfra poinTs. IT was a good Team performance in spiTe of The loss. Everyone played well. and no one individual could be singled ouT. However, The excepfional play of halfback Rickey Taylor, Tackle Jimbo Galloway, and end Wayne Cespiva is worThy of special menfion. BolTon I2 Norfhsicle 6 Ocfober I Rebounding from The previous week's defeaf. The Bears came ouT ahead of The NorThside Vikings. When Their offense sTalled, The Bruins relied on de- fense To preserve The I2-6 win. The game was in doubf unTil The final seconds when Rickey Taylor in- TercepTed a pass aT The goal line ending The lasT NorThside Threaf. ln The firsT period Bolfon broke inTo The scoring column when Massey Gaar drove nine yards for The Tally. Offensively inepT for The remainder of The half, The Bruins were unable To musfer anofher serious ThreaT. Taylor regisTered The second Touchdown in The Third period on a I4-yard run. Bofh exfra poinT aTTempTs failed. Norfhside scored on a fifTeen-yard pass from John Erny To Jack PenningTon. The Try for The poinT afTer was unsuccessful. A sfubborn defense sfopped The Vikings for The resT of The game and insured The vic- Tory when Taylor made his infercepfion wifh Three minuTes remaining in The game. The Bear offense Then Took over and ran ouT The clock. STaTisTics gave The Bears a bigger edge Than The final score. BolTon led in firsT downs I3-IO and in ToTal yardage 232-l4I. Massey Gaar. Derald SmiTh, and Jack Gaar led The Bears on offense while Roberf Ryder and Dennis l-larfbarger shone defensively. Jimmy Winn and J. J. Michiels come in To help Teammafes bring clown a LaGrange back. T 5 2 l6'crzrs Rush 301' 1404 yards . As Massey Gaar clears The way Jack Gear c rcles leTT end Tor a six-yard gain. BolTon 0 Byrd 2I OcTober I6 DepTh was The viTal TacTor in Byrd's 2I-O vicTory over The Bears. BolTon played The Yellow JackeTs on even Terms unTil Byrd scored iTs TirsT Touchdown wiTh eleven seconds leTT in The TirsT halT. In The second halT iT was all Byrd as The ShreveporT Team added Two more Tallies. BolTon was unable To generaTe any real offense, managing only 90 yards in ToTal oTTense. Soon aTTer inTermission, BolTon made iTs only ThreaT. The drive sTarTed oTT well buT sTalled in The walce oT Byrd's alerT deTense. Held in checlc Tor nearly a half, Byrd goT on The scoreboard when quarTerbaclc Gene l-lunT dashed 35 yards Tor a score. ln The TourTh period, The Yellow JaclceTs pushed across Two Touchdowns on a 9-yard run by Roby Odom and an 8-yard run by Joe Walk- er. Russ Neely made good all Three exTra poinTs. This game was noT one OT BolTon's beTTer per'Torm- ances, I-lowever, The derermined eTTorT oT several players sTood ouT. RoberT Ryder and Derald SmiTh. unTil a lcnee injury Torced his deparTure Trom The game, were especially impressive on deTense. BolTon 20 LaTayeHe 7 Ocfober 23 Dudley Williamson made his varsiTy debuT in a big way by leading The Bears To a 20-7 vicTory over LaTayeTTe. ln his TirsT sTarT, The sophomore paced The Bears in 78 yards rushing. l'le scored all Three Touch- downs Tor The Blue and WhiTe as well. BolTon was held scoreless Tor Three periods buT brolce loose in The TourTh guarTer. Williamson wenT over Trom The one Tor The iniTial Touchdown. ATTer Riclcey Taylor inTercepTed a pass. Williamson added The second score. The Third Touchdown came on a I4-yard lceeper by Williamson. Two exTra poinT aT- TempTs were good. ExcepT Tor a nine-yard scoring pass Trom Phil Dis- mulces To Jim Chappell, a roclc-line deTense sTopped LaTayeTTe cold. The Bear defensive uniT limiTed The Lions To 4 TirsT downs and IO9 yards in ToTal oTTense. Though Williamson was ouTsTanding, The vicTory belonged To The Team. Massey Gaar loolced good on oTTense and The enTire defensive Team harassed The LaTayeTTe oTTense. Two Bear defense sTandouTs, Wayne Cespiva and Jimmy Walker. converge To bring down a LaTayeTTe back. Buck Doiron hauls in anoTher pass Tor a nice gain. BolTon 0 Sulphur 39 OcTober 30 lT was iusT noT The Bears' nighT as They absorbed a 39-O shellaclcing by The Sulphur Golden Tornadoes. The Tors scored in every period compleTely ouTclassing The smaller and less experienced Bruins. For BolTon, noThing wenT righT, and iT was one oT Those games everyone hopes To TorgeT. On oTTense Bears were able To generaTe only one ThreaT. ThaT one was sTopped aT The Sulphur 5-yard line when The clock ran ouT ending The game. ExcepT Tor The one drive, BolTon goT inTo Sulphur TerriTory only once, reaching The 37 on a penalTy. Fullback D. L. MarTine led Sulphur in scoring wiTh Three Touchdowns. A I2-yard dash by Wayne STroddard accounTed Tor anoTher. The oTher Two came on passes, a I7-yarder Trom Roger l.eDoux To Ken McElroy and a 7-yarder Trom Jep Blaclc To Bradley Thompson. Three oT The six exTra poinT aTTempTs were good. There were Tew happy Taces aTTer The rouT. BuT Taclcle RoberT Ryder and Tullbaclc Malcolm Nall could be proud oT The perliormances even in such a loss. An opposing halfback is nailed down by Gene Hernandez as Ed Collins closes in To lencl assisTance. BolTon I2 New lberia 0 November 6 A driving rain spoiled Homecoming ceremonies, buT The Bruins managed To score Twice in The TirsT half and hold on Tor a I2-O vicTory over New lberia. ln The TirsT half BolTon seemed unboThered by The downpour. The rain increased during inTermission, however, and The Tield was a sea oT mud ThroughouT The second halT. BolTon wasTed no Time in scoring. The second Time The Bruins goT The ball They drove 66 yards Tor The Tally. Rickey Taylor raced The Tinal six yards on a sweep around leTT end. Buck Doiron hauled in a Touchdown pass Trom quarTerback Ken Murchison in The second period To round ouT The scoring. The muddy Tield spoiled Mike LaCaze's Timing on boTh exTra poinT aTTempTs. Defensively, iT was BolTon's besT game oT The year. The Bears held New lberia To a minus 7 yards rushing and only allowed The Yellow JackeTs one TirsT down. ln TacT, a lasT second pass was The only Thing ThaT kepT New lberia Trom having a minus ToTal yardage counT. Several oTTensive players Turned in good games. lT was defense, however, ThaT sTole The show. Middle guard Charles ATes, end Clyde Cedars, and linebacker Jimmy STevenson led The aggressive deTense. . Gam 879 yards Passzng Joe KilchrisT pursues The play while Jimmy STevenson brings an opposing back To The Turf. mug' I964 FOOTBALL SENIORS-LeTT To RighT: Jack Gaar, J. J. Michiels, Buck Doiron, Jimmy Winn, Massey Gear, Bill Holland, Roberf Ryder, .Clyde Cedars, Mike LaCaze, Ken Murchison, Rickey Taylor, Jimmy Walker, and Gene Hernandez. Missing is Jimmy STeven- Mn Over Pineville Elimeufee Season son. BolTon 7 Lake Charles I4 November I3 ATTer leading aT inTermission 7-O, BolTon could noT sTand The second hah' surge by Lake Charles and Tell vicTi'm To The WildcaTs, I4-7. Two Third period Touch- downs puT The WildcaTs ahead and BolTon was never able To caTch up. The loss evened The Bears' season mark aT 5-5. lT eliminaTed any chance oT BolTon reach- ing The playoTTs and Tocused aTTenTion on nexT week's game wiTh Pineville. The lone Touchdown Tor The Bruins came in The second quarTer on a I-yard sneak by Ken Murchison. The score climaxed a 52-yard drive. Mike LaCaze added The PAT. The only oTher drive BolTon musTered came laTe in The TourTh period. ATTer a Touchdown pass To Jim Winn was called back, Lake Charles Took over The ball on downs. Paced by all-sTaTe candidaTes, Mark Lumpkin and Buz Clark, Lake Charles was noT To be denied in The Third sTanza. The BolTon deTense Tinally gave way To hard-hiTTing power plays. Clark scored TirsT on a 58- yard run early in The period. QuarTerback Lumpkin Tinished The iob on a I4-yard keeper iusT momenTs laTer. Lumpkin added boTh exTra poinTs, 'making The score I4-7. Bill Holland did a Tine job on The offensive line de- spiTe The loss. The Bear defensive charge was led by Jimbo Galloway and Wayne Cespiva. Several oTher Bruins perTormed well, especially in The TirsT haTT. Cornerback Clyde Cedars comes up To nail an opponenT for a shorT gain. Dudley Williamson sprlnTs around leTT end as Bill Holland pulls ouT To lead inTerTerence In The TirsT meeTing oT The crossTown rivals in eighT years, BolTon emerged vicTorious over The Pineville Rebels I9-O. A sTunTing deTense by The Rebels kepT BolTon in a hole ThroughouT The TirsT halT. The Bears could noT manage a single TirsT down. AT The sTarT oT The Third quarTer, BolTon began To roll when Ken Murchison Tound Rickey Taylor all alone in The end zone aTTer Wayne Cespiva recovered a Pineville Tumble on The 23. Mike LaCaze added The exTra poinT and BolTon was ahead Tor good. The Bears quickly added anoTher in The same period. This Time iT was Murchi- son sprinTing To his righT, keeping, and going in Tor The score. Jim Winn closed The scoring on a I2-yard pass play Trom Murchison and The Bears were I9-O vicTors. A Tenacious deTense reTused To yield an inch in The second half. Though The Rebels moved The ball well early, They were never able To push across a score. DeTense kepT BolTon in The game during The TirsT halT and seT up The TirsT score on a Tumble re- covery. This vicTory was a Triumph ThaT belonged To The whole school. Everyone did his parT: The boys played Their hearTs ouT, The coaches prepared The Team well, and The sTudenT body gave ThaT spiriT so neces- sary Tor a winning eTTorT. Thus The revolving Trophy seT up Tor The series spends iTs TirsT year in BolTon's Trophy case. This Trophy symbolizes a greaT vicTory -a vicTory each BolTon sTudenT can be proud oT. IT The vicTory belonged To anyone, iT belonged To The senior aThleTes. All oT Them gave a llO eTTorT and iT would be wrong To single ouT any one Tor special praise. Each one did his very besT To give BolTon a Triumph ThaT would be remembered Tor many years To come. OuT oT acTion wiTh an iniured leg, Massey Gear is Torced To waTch The game from The sidelines. I964 B TEAM SCHEDULE SepTember IO SepTember I4 SepTember 24 OcTober I OcTober 8 OcTober I5 OcTober 22 OcTober 29 . November 5 November I2 November I9 Pineville Neville Buckeye NorThside LaGra nge Byrd LaTayeTTe Sulphur New Iberia La ke Charles Pineville I964 JUNIOR VARSITY-Top Row: Malcolm Nall, Thomas I-lolubilc, WalT Brown, Joe Carlino, Danny WhiTe, Larry Holu- bilc, Jerry Yeobrough, Mike PizzolaTa, Warren Hare, Leo Fu- Tralg Second Row: Donnie I-layes, KelleTT Babb, Larry Ramo, Danny Givens, Marla Gambordella, Billy McRighT, John Roy- sYTon, Wayne Walding, Bill Hare: BoTTom Row: Dudley Wil- liamson, Tommy Geiling, BenTon Hernandez, Jimmy Fields, A. D. Deville, Johnny CarTer, Paul ClayTon, Bill CoTTon, Ronnie Adams. Dudley Williamson is pulled down aTTer aLshorT gain in a punior varsiTy game. junior Varsity The 3-6 record does noT indicaTe The success oT Bol- Ton's B Team. Under The guidance oT Coaches Morris and SlcelTon, The iunior varsiTy gridders received valuable experience. Composed enTirely oT sophomores, The Team sTarTed slowly. By The end oT The year, however. The boys had been molded inTo Tine represenTaTives oT BolTon aThleTics. Especially impressive was The dogged deTermi- naTion and spiriT The boys showed, win or lose. This year's sophomores were a group wiTh much poTenTial, and a greaT deal is expecTed Trom Them in The TuTure. Several sophomores saw varsiTy as well as iunior var- siTy acTion. QuarTerback Dudley Williamson sTarTed sev- eral varsiTy games while Bill I-Iare and Larry Ramo also saw some duTy. In addiTion, many more boys showed varsiTy poTenTial Tor nexT year. AlmosT every player, in TacT, showed The resulTs oT fmaTuring as a ball player. ln examining The season, one could besT describe iT as one oT preparaTion. The coaches were noT as inTeresTed in a season record as They were in geTTing The players ready Tor varsiTy acTion nexT year. They were noT as in- TeresTed in developing individual sTars as They were in Teaching The basic principles oT Teamworlc. The season seems To have been a success in This way. The boys progressed a long way, and wiTh more hard work in The oTT-season, There should be a Tine nucleus Tor nexT year's va rsiTy Team. Prepares ?er New year B Team halfback Jimmy Fields circles lefl end for good yardage. A Bollon back fighls for fha? exlra yard on a line plunge. Z f lf: ' ' , f Q51 R 15, , -9' -MW M VL X a . V ' , A ww ,,,, J, .Y ,M .wa v , 4 1-, W.-.Hi SJ! W: J va, Q M35 b, ff ask in Q. ' Q 3, ., 'Y Mia ' 'S ag + 1-1:-Maw X 9 r if ,-fs ,al X ,Q-WN' 3v2l:g'gbglJR'E .'f? Q:, :if'w1, il is ,,w t 3 'H S A fy, 2 Jpglif I 3 'Qu lv? if 41. QQ? iw ,pv- Bears Kecvrd l6'csf Swann 4714 years VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD-Top Row: Buck Doiron, Billy Andrews, Bob Rasmussen, Robbie Lowfher, Jock ScoH': Second Row: Jimmy Looper. Ken Murchison, Trellis Massie, Jeff Thorkelson, Lacy Shaw: BoH'om Row: Carlron Walding. Harold Chambers, Kenny DeWeese, Duke Duchesne. Paul Piazzo. Leesville .L..... Brookhaven Nalchez ,, lsirouma ,L Pollock e,., Dry Prong Pineville ,,,,o,. ,,,,,,, 6 4 Neville .,,,vo ......A 6 0 lslrouma ,,,. ...,... 5 3 LaGran e g ,,,,. .ee,,,, 5 O New lberia 95 Sulphur .e..,e.., ,,o,..,, 5 7 Boyce ,,e..e.. ..,.... 8 3 Poland ,,.... ........ 9 3 Lecompre ..7e. ......v. 7 9 Plainview ,oo7, eee.VVV 8 9 f Qffiro I964-65 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE THEM 47 45 70 62 50 5l 48 62 4I 64 40 37 52 32 5l 48 Narchez L,,.. Norlhsicle Sulphur ....... LaGrange ..... ,e.....,, Pineville .,,,..,,. ..,eoe,, Lafayelle .,..... ,.....L, New Iberia Lake Charles Norlhside ., Sulphur ..AL..., LaGrange .. Pineville .,,... LalayeHe .,,, Newlberia Lake Charles THEM 35 63 45 54 51 49 43 67 56 7I 56 38 7l 52 58 Coach Morris closely observes The progress oT a play while Dulce Duchesne prepares To enTer The game BolTon enjoyed iTs besT season since ioining AAA ranks as The I964 Team compiled a 25-6 regular season marlc. The addiTion OT Tour Transfers and a new coach, Bill Morris, com- bined To give The i964-65 Team an all new loolc. Three re- Turning leTTermen gave The Bruins a nucleus To build around. Several sguadmen Trom lasT year and a reserve lisT gave The Team much needed depTh. Aggressive rebounding proved To be a big TacTor in The Team's success. The TronT line TeaTured good heighT in cenTer 6'5 Bob Rasmussen and Torwards 6'3 Buck Doiron and 6'4 Robbie LowTher along wiTh reserve 6'2 Jock ScoTT. In The baclc courT The Bears showed good shooTing abiliTy and ex- cellenT ball handling. Harold Chambers, high-scoring senior guard, held down one sloT while JeTT Thorlcelson, Dulce Du- chesne, and Ken Murchison alTernaTed aT The oTher. A Tal- enTed bench included Billy Andrews, Trellis Massie, Jimmy Looper, and Lacy Shaw. Each boy played an imporTanT parT in The successTul season The Team enioyed. Even more im- porTanT Than naTural abiliTy was The reTusal To give up even when Things were noT going well. Sound coaching, accuraTe shooTing, aggressive rebounding, and deTerminaTion-all com- bined in producing BolTon's mosT successTul season in many ears. Y Equally impressive was The Junior VarsiTy Team. The B Team came ouT TirsT in Their porTion oT The disTricT sTanding wiTh a I3-I record. Juniors Bobby Schmollce, Paul Piazzo, and Dennis l'larTbarger and sophomore CarlTon Walding led The Team boTh in rebounding and scoring ThroughouT The en- Tire season. 'X Q Q 'I '51 K.: M, wilt Q WI ,, gf fu, . LT 'P 'H if M if 1 Q M -5 fc Q X29 we I S52 ,Q ,gina Kaftan jumps High .714 State mudings Trellis Massie goes up for a quiclc iwo poinls againsl' lslrouma while Jimmy Looper moves To his assisiance. Paul Piazza pushes off a long shol from ihe ouiside eller receiving a pass from Carlfon Walcling. Ken DeWeese goes high for a jump shol over a Pineville guard while Dulre Duchesne loolcs on. f ff Q, O7 ff X f X ,,4, 7 ,, , 1 4 f W X X , f , f J ' 4 ffl f ' l l A Sparks l6'ruir1 Oferzsc' Bob Rasmussen shoofs over Hue head of his opposirion for a viciory over LafayeH'e. 'H M .an K.-o 'Rav K ff-- sem Zig K eegm-5-, Boiron rushes downcourf in a fasi' break efforf. Covered by rwo men, Ken Murchison .1 Q - ff ' aid . egfgae f V, 54 . .mf M 'sw' 'rv drives in for a layup againsr Lafayeffe. Buck Doiron Ups in fwo poinfs againsf Pineville. Flanlced by all-sfaiers, Harold Chambers and Bob Rasmussen, coach Bill Morris proudly displays Bol+on's newesf sporls Trophy. The Bears placed Znd. in 'rhe AAA division of 'lhe Top Twenly Tournameni' fo receive lhe award, fhe highesl ranlcing lhe school has ever achieved in AAA ranks. l6'enen Strength propels l6'enrs to Cen Cufentn Robbie Lowfher drives downcourf while Buclc Doiron rushes lo his assisiance. Harold Chambers, sfarfing guard, gels off an easy sho? eller avoiding his opposing man. l ,, 5 xr: 5 je NSW WW lxifif 5 is ,- 1 ,... -I 1? Q 52? I 209 I964-65 B TEAM SCHEDULE US THEM Leesville ,...., .,,7E,, 6 2 43 lslrouma .,,, ..Y,...,,. 7 8 6l Pineville .,,,.. ,,......,. 5 3 28 Neville ,,,,, ..,.AA.,,, 5 l 55 lslrouma ,,,. ,E,,,w.,.. 5 O 63 Norlhside E,,... ..,,Y,.... 7 6 29 Sulphur ....,, VEVEVYVEV, 3 7 38 LaG range w,.... VVY,VVV,,V 44 36 Pineville ,,,,A, VYV,,V.VVV 3 9 24 Lafayelle 7,,7E,,, V.VeYYYe 6 3 46 New Iberia ....,6, 6,V,6v..6, 6 5 44 Lake Charles ..... ..76Y.A 6 672 55 Norfhside 76,VV6 ,V..,-rVe 3 l 39 Sulphur ....., ,,..Y,,,,, 5 7 49 LaGrange ....., Y.-----V-- 5 3 32 Pineville ...... 5Y-f5 68 55 New Iberia Lake Charles During a lime oul, lhe B Team receives insfrucfions from Coach Tommy Smith. junior Varsity Beads Disfrivf 2-,4,4,4 I964 JUNIOR VARSITY-Leff io Righl: Dudley Williamson, Ronald Scolf, Dennis Harlbarger, Donnie Hayes, Bobby Schmollce, Rusfy Balmer, Gene Chambers. Eddie Nugenl, John Rainey, Johnny Carier, Larry Wood, Wayne McCaa. Bobby Schmollce's shol' flies slraighl for The goal while Dennis Haribarger goes in for lhe rebound. Dennis Harfbarger and Paul Piano fiqhf for a rebound while Bobby Schmollce looks on. Paul Piano scores lor The Bears Dennis Haribarger pufs up anolher shol' as his 'reammales move under lhe goal. The members of BoIron's Srare Championship ream presenr rheir rrophy ro Mr. Fare on assembly. I964 TRACK TEAM-Top Row: Chuck Tidwell, Rickey Taylor, Fred Desporre, Ken Williamson, Marvin Bernard, Sam Teague, Norman Coares, Alberr Shirley, John Couvillion, Bill Bares. Second Row: Richard Golmon, James Blanserr, Bo Rosen- rhal, Gray Easrerling, Roger Shaw, Jimmy Shorie, Ed Cullen, Lurher Clinron, Dar- rell Arnold, Sonny Johnson. Bo'H'om Row: Tim Cogswell, Mike Granrham, Mike baCaze, I-Iarold Flynn, Jay Collier, Bobby Brinkerhorr, Johnny Norman, Tucker cLure. '64 TRACK SCHEDULE I. March Bolron Triangular: Bolron IOI, lsr place our of 3 2. March Broadmoor Quadrangular: Bolron 88, Isr our of 4 3. March LaGrange Invirarionalz Bolron 80. 2nd place our of 4 4. March Woodlawn Relays: Bolron 6I, 2nd place our of IO 5. March Junior Varsiry: Boiron 79, Isr place our of 3 6. March Bolron Relays: Bolron 84, lsr place our of 5 7. March Bolron Triangular: Bolron 88, lsr place our of 3 8. April Oil Ciry Relays: Bolron 52If2, lsr place our of I2 9. April DeRidder Triangular: Bolron I I3If2. lsr place our of 3 IO. April Neville Relays: Bolron 74If2, 2nd place our of 8 I I. April Dual Meer: Bolron 96, lsr place I2. April Norrhwesrern Relays: 2nd place our af 4 I3. April Cenla Meer: Bolron IO4, Isr place our of 2 I4. April Larayerre Relays: Bolron 79, lsr place our of 5 I5. May Disrricr Meer: Bolron 70 2!5. lsr place our of 6 I6. May Srare Meer: Bolron 4O'f2, lsr place our ori23 l6'mrs Criumph .714 mic Meet Nearly TiTTy years elapsed beTween BolTon's TirsT and second sTaTe championships, buT The I964 Track Team added a Third less Than a monTh aTTer The second. AT The sTaTe meeT in BaTon Rouge, The Bears gave Their besT perTormance oT The season. The Team had quali- Tied eighT men and each one gave a supreme eTTorT To bring The crown back To Alexandria. This year proved To be a highly successTul one Tor The Bruins. ln all buT 'five oT The meeTs They enTered, They emerged vicTorious and in Those Tive They broughT back second place. Perhaps The mosT exciTing -meeT oT The season was The DisTricT 2-AAA meeT in LaTay- eTTe. BolTon Tinally won by a single poinT alThough The ouTcome was in doubT unTil The Tinal evenT. Five evenTs were dominaTed by The Bears in nearly every meeT ThroughouT The year. ln The l00-yard dash Richard Golmon Twice recorded The Tine Time oT 9.9 seconds during The season and raced To many vic- Tories in The 220 as well. l-lurdlers Bo RosenThal and Gray EasTerling consisTenTly capTured Their specialTy and seT several records in The evenT. Roger Shaw gave The Bears depTh in The high iump where he regularly cleared 6 TeeT. The 440 and 880 relay Teams added many clinching poinTs during The season. Also, The mile relay Team gave brillianT eTTorTs Time aTTer Time To give BolTon come-Trom-behind vicTories. WiTh mosT oT These individuals gone. BolTon's Track Team Taces a hard Task in i965 replacing Those losT. Richard Golman sprinfs in ahead of 'rhe pack f easy viclory in lhe IOO-yard dash. Jay Collier speeds in for anolher viclory in flue mile relay. OI' GH Roger Shaw sels a new high jump record by ufilizing lhe weslern roll Kunning wants Prmfide Source Of Strength Bo Rosenihal 'lhrows himself forward for a record leap in fhe broad iump. Bolfon lraclcmen Bo Rosenfhal and Gray Easferling clear ihe hurdles in lhe l2O-yarcl highs. ' we-35,5 L' 'ARIS W f Q. Sonny Johnson pushes himself over lo easily clear a new heighf. 1 52 22 f X 5 lla ' X, J W Z X, , Z 4 e X 2 if -F T X , I Z Z XL dfj ,I EQ AA I X fy! Za, '?rv f Z cffggf fy X, fy, A 2l5 Relay 546611145 dfusisfenfly Place High Mialflwwk Darrell Arnold displays excellenl form as he Tries for grealer dislance in flue slwol puf. John Couvillion and Ken Williamson, Bol'lon's slar milers, capfure second and firsi' places respeclively in a home meet 3 7QQ,n,r,w,. '- . , ,U -Q f -tr . M yy -,ai V is V K My V x y VA, l yr O4 .. 4 Y 57 . K M 'P F n if Wiif :Riff Jill X . Q fb Ls A 3? , f :ww 555' ' ww-Q y - Jiang, 'win 5, , .V ,wwe 2 Q, V i vfu'i153-wwe, v Am Tr Chuck Ticlwell hands off lo sprlnler Alber+ Shirley going inlo llwe 'rlwircl leg of flue 880-yard relay. Gray Easierling shoois our of rhe blocks for Jrhe sfari' of fhe 440-yard relay. A happy Boiron Hack Jreem carries ihe coaches 'From Jrhe field afrer winning Hwe disfrlcr meer. l sf . sf ,... My k ,K J f m' ' 5 r,,AA Wirh a mighiy heave, Johnny Norman spins 'rhe discus info fhe air for anofher vicfory. 2I7 Golf Team coach Ray Mills pracfices his own form during a spare mornenf in his office. Qafcrs Ezzpfure State Zfrvphy Aclmirlnq flweir newly won Trophies are Shale Championship Team members Rusfy Casey, Franlc Brame, Robbie Lowfher, Ronny Wil lrins, and Coach Ray Mills. I964 GOLF TEAM-Sfandingz Rusly Casey, Robbie Lowlher, Chris Baird, Andy Gambordella, Bollom Row: Frank Brame, Joe Bro- calo, Jimmy Slocum, Ronny Wilkins. I964 GOLF TEAM SCHEDULE I. Beaumonlz 7'rh place oul of 28 Casey 76, Wilkins 8I, Slocum 82, Brame 88 2. Lafayelle: Isl place oul ol I9 Wilkins 7 I, Casey 77, Lowlher 78, Slocum 79 3. Baslrop: 3rd place oul of 9 l27 holesl Lowlher I2I, Slocum I2I, Casey I23, Wilkins I25 4. Nalchiloches: Won dual march Wilkins 72, Lowlher 77, Casey 78, Brame 8l 5. Sulphur: Isl place oul ol 8 Lowlher 77, Casey 77, Wilkins 79, Brame 8I 6. Bollon lnvilalional: Isl place oul' ol 8 IZ7 holesl. Wilkins I I4. Casey II5, Lowlher I I5, Brame I I8 7. Slare High School Tourney: Isl place our ol 33 I36 holesl Lowlher I48, Brame I5O. Case-y I53, Wilkins I53 Bollon caplured ils lirsl slale championship in near- ly lilly years as The golf leam won lhe slale meer in Balon Rouge by Iwo slrokes. The Bears won lhe lille by shooling a combined Ieam score ol 604. Allhough The Bruins had no one among Jrhe individual leaders, leam balance provided lhe margin of viclory. Robbie Lowlher led lhe 'ream wilh I48 lor lhirly-six holes, eighl slrokes oll lhe pace: buf none ol lhe olher lhree was more lhan live slrokes behind him. In ad- dilion 'ro The slale lournamenl, Bollon placed high in all lournamenls 'lhey enlered. Wilh all four parlicipanls in lhe slale meel reI'urn- ing, lhe Bears should enioy anolher successful year in I965. The lirsl' leam, composed ol iuniors Ronny Wil- kins and Rusly Casey and sophomores Robbie Low- lher and Frank Brame, lealured in consislenl play ralher lhan depending on one individual slar. A slrong second leam gave valuable experience and kepl 'Ihe lirsl Ieam members working Io hold Iheir po- silions. Seniors Chris Baird, Jimmy Slocum, and Andy Gambordella along wilh iunior Joe Bracalo comprised lhe second leam. fy , ij iff I , ff' fc?-5 ff T4 f ff .gf 4-fp f s f 1 4 1 fi :ei A '14 iii! ,gf ffxl Cigf ff 15 fi , C g, fi 1 1 '5 ,gf , ' fi ' I Q? ,f 1 ,, ,ff Vip a'fc f :f 2 ff a f ,ff 61 9 ,J ,4 ,1 X, 1 ,X I! . X, .gf Zf 5 k il!!! ff, iffy 471 Robbie Lowfher follows llwrough affer driving 'io fha green. Jimmy Slocum conlemplales his approach shot Ronny Wilkins prepares for a sl1o'r ou? of The rough. 'L Chris Baird wafclwes llue flighr of his ball afler blasiing from a sand Jrrap. 8r1fire State Ceezm Returns ?er ,flrzeflzer Season Frank Brame fees off before going info a second round. Rusiy Casey chips ouf of 'ihe rough and onio 'rhe green. Swinging info an approach shoi, Andy Gambcrdeiia views his obieciive. Joe Brocafo smiles happily as his bali rolls in afier a difficuii puff. Ccnuis Zfmm .Earns Uzird Place A! State 4 ReTurning members of The I964 TENNIS TEAM-Jock ScoTT, PaT Kelsey, Neill Foofe, Lacy Shaw. Missing is Fran Hancock. Jock Sco'H' sTarTs a maTch wiTh a smashing serve To The Tar courT. BolTon's I964 Tennis Team rounded ouT a success- Tul season wiTh a Third place Tinish in The sTaTe Tour- namenT. During The season The Team won six dual meeTs bringing Their regular season consecuTive win sTreak To eighTeen. The Bear neTTers scored vicTories over some of The loesT Teams in The sTaTe. WiTh Tour players of near equal abiliTy, The Bruins used depTh To good advanTage especially in close maTches. ln The sTaTe Tournament however, iT was a differ- enT sTory. The sTaTe meeT is scored on a sysTem cle- signed To aid Teams wiTh individual sTandouTs and Team balance could noT help BolTon here. NoneThe- less, PaT Kelsey reached The finals in girls' singles, Danny Sullivan won his TirsT maTch in looys' singles. and Fran Hancock and Neill FooTe advancedATo The semi-finals in girls' doubles. These vicTories enabled BolTon To place Third in Tinal Team sTandings. 'xx d,,.f 'U' ,i 'G Pai' Kelsey refurns a cross-courf volley wilh a sfrong forehand shot A t ff, ff, A - 5 I , ff ' f, , , i f ew! K. fffff, f 1 '4ff': , ,rv , ff f f , f , A 1 apo , K , ,4 , ,Q ' 4 , ,g ,0 2 cf 7 ,4 , Q , I , f . f, , ,f X' ' f 7' U ,ff 5 V f 1 'f K , V,,, ,, ,f f Vg 7 ieieieia i , , , , ,, V, I , , ,f ,f f, e f , I XXI Y AL, ,Z V, If iff, i 47 k Q ',:2,4,,,!ff The I964 Tennis Team coaches are Miss Alice Kelley and Coach Tommy Smiflw. '! Neill Foofe follows 'rl-:rough affer a sfrong serve fo The nef. Lacy Shaw displays a good backhand as he reiurns a back- couri' volley. , VZ . -V :Wl ..S'V2:Z,.f '57 '3 -- . A I ' ' fee: 7, H aegis - , ' 5 - 'Zia ,,.j r1f5 QyQf':2??S2ZQl'Z. - f :Fun , ww: - A V, .. ,.,. 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These 'len boys, chosen on lhe basis of characfer, personalily, school spiril, and scho- lasiie achievement comprise 'ihe Braves, Medi- cine Mainland Big Chief Cumiux of Bolton Hi h by seleciion io 'ihis group for l Chief Cumfux Roberl' Ryder and Medlicineeeifiidann Rickey Taylor, along wifh Braves Jimmy Winn, Jock ScoH', Milze LaCaze, Buclc Doiron, Dean Regan, Harold Chambers, Massey Gaar, and Ken Murchison. Medicine Man Riclrey Taylor, a iwo year lei'- 'lerman in ioolball, also ranlced in 'ihe fop 'len per ceni of his class, and was a member of Key Club andfihe Naiional Honor Society. Accomplishmenis of ihe eighi Braves were many: Jirnrny Winn le'Hered in fooiball and was vice-presideni of ihe senior class: Jocl: So'H was presideniljfoii 'Phe senior class and a B Club membergaililike i..aCaze was a fooiball lefierman and member of F.B.L.A.: Buclr Doiron, B Ciub member and vice-presideni' of Key Club: Dean Regan, Bruin business siaff and Lalin Club: Har- old Chambers, baslrelball lefierman and Key Club member: Massey Gaar, foofball lefierman and B Club: and, Ken Murchison was Co-Edi- for-in-chief, Bruin Editorial Sfaff and presideni of Quill and Scroll. Medic'i11c,Aflan Hickey Caylor Ely 6l1ief Gufuluy Haber! Ryder Big Chief Cumfux of l9b5 was Roberl' Ryder, presidenl' of ihe Sfudenl Council and Bes'l All Around senior boy. He served as Lieufenanl-Governor of Key Club and was a member of llwe sfage crew. ln addifion, Roberr, a 'lwo year lefierman in foolball, was named 'io The All-Sfale 'leam in fha? sporr and has The male lead in ihe spring play, Pillow Tall. ,712muy ,Winn jock Scott Huck Daiwa M1366 0161126 Dean Kegan 1 Harold Hhambcrs 4 Pcrsrfmzlifies 61105514 901' Schwl Service For generafions Rapides Parish has remained an agriculrural region. Thus, Bol+on's personaliries of i965 blend in wifh Their rime-honored surroundings-The cliangeless fields of yesrerday. io- day. and fomorrow. Kes! ,411,4r0um1 juniar Mary Midcllefon and Poll: Culpepper shaver.. HHSZL ,411,4raum1 Seuivr Neill Foofe and Roberi' Ryder 13'esf,411,4r0ur1d Svphomarc Caflny Riley and Dudley Williamson 239 ,Meet Talented Jan Penny and Rickey Ardoin ' ,,. . 'wwm,e mm l MW Hates! Bonnie Daniel and Mike LaCaze Kes! 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' Q , e , ,if wk , X-. - , A -,Sims fy w if S W W ,MM Xanga .lu M 'S ' X Q.. 1 H a Scnivr 511155 Kccvgnikes Student ,Abilities ,Mast Kaurteaus Penny Sfewarf and Mike Holder Mast likcy Za Succeecd Wittirfft Kerry Everifl' and Pa++i Edgerf Karl S'I'ein JOCIK SCOH' ,157 ,J , , fs s i , 5 -1 .5 j V f , 1 Life ivp s f .sg l FP? 5 1 QiE? F 5393 l Z i fa M2651 A L ,.,. Ediih Hyde accompanies casl as fhey pracrice paris for Gail Holi, Bob Bellc, and Carl Morfield rehearse songs. Bye Bye Birdie. The imporfanf iob of crearing lighring effecis for The plays is handled by Jimmy Winn and A dance symbolizing The 'limes opens fhe fall play. Bud Gahagan. Z Pwdncfinns Disnlng Singing, ,flcfing Abilities A scene in Paris is enacfed during fhe fall play, Our Hearfs Were Young and Gay. Roberl Ryder and Neill Foofe false lime 'for fun during praclice for Pillow Talk. On College Day. Mr. Madden from L.S.U. explains policies and facililies of his school A new inslallaiion lhis year, The wexghi room Trams our 'loolball players for nexl year Sanla lislens io a small boy as presenis are disiribuled al The D.E. Chrisfmas Parry. Q' 1 X f if 77 :I 5 Y i ARK N xwhfi, X Xl X X5 X N, px 'yi L' X X XXV xl , , f ' f V u' I4 I in X Z X I , '-E: f Qf f X f ff wee 2 if i f f ,N Varied Activities ffiyhhyhf Selma! Zfeezr V Mr. Pafe welcomes our exchange siudenf from Mexico Cify fo BOHOH. Glen Walker gives assisiance io Vicior Aceves during his visif ai Bolion. Lou Pearce's liiileisisier wa+ches and waifs for school fo dis- miss. Ceachcrs Kelaxf During Busy Schedule' McMurray Fifzsimmons, Bollon science sludenl selecled 'ro represenf Lou- isiana on a four of Bell Research Laborafories, views experimenfal equip- menl wifh his physics insfruclor, Mr. Huichinson, and guide, Dr. Cohen. .rf Z -X I X ' X ,I X I X ff ,ff xi l is X e ff as e ' Q I e Y f f -,E ' Z 1 if , ' , 1-Alix Y Z iid' 57 Z' z Tnfh , I fx ff f . X. X f , 2 ' f .f Coach Smifh pauses lo plan for fhe coming Track season. lliiiiil Mr. McKay emphasizes his poini' while fallcing wi+h Mrs. Monque, Miss Hunfer and Miss Downs. Taking advanfage of a class break, Mrs. Douglas gives encouragemenf io Ann Evans on many problems lhaf confronf a sfudenf daily. . .P w A if - H f 1 me A vezazaiz ' 1 sbdisif s mm: SY FZRELN-QWEWSQZWWQM 5. 'XA Mfmw lx s3z'5ELEiSSL'f36EE'ia3a W.9?56?2I,.E5Z,1WM?ff55Q?3eWhi5S293ii5?ZwW3e?iiil7QY?35EEf:2Q!?EiL!5w?1m e'f 1 39 H Se 353 '31 Varied Activities Haizfimzc' Uzrvugh lleizn JoAnne Kohara and Roberi Ryder go over plans lor disfribulion as Bill Dunn arranges lhe canned goods beneafh rlwe free. 3 Dean Regan and Brenner Sadler will be well remembered for llwelr Cumlux adverlisemenfs. By seleciion of The coaches, Bill Holland is awarded lhe Coaches Trophy by Coach Jarrell. ,au- f For his invaluable service as a lrainer, a plaque is awarded lo Clay Harper. Kanquc! flrfmfrs Gam, Rewards Individuals f ffffgj A, Ml Qi David Slack receives a plaque in apprecialion for his hard worlc in keeping slalislics lor The ream. In repaymenl For his eflorrs, The learn selecls Rickey Taylor as lhe Mosf Valuable Player. F27 - fz, .5 ' df . ' X' , . 'Q V 'i ,f 2.4. - , ff ff' tif ' , Q -Y r ,f f ,gpg ,Z ,f i Q Mffa' ' .gil - y y ' 7 .:',er' 4 ig V K ffW,,y?: ' H I ' 1 ' 'Q' l i Ken Mr. Murchison receives The Scholarship Award from Pafe For ihe highesi grade average. Coach Sanders awards Eddie Collins lhe Mos+ Improved rrophy signifying a year of consianl work. Coach Dixie While brings a humorous buf fhoughl provoking speech 'io +he Bolion aih- lefes. Affer selecfion by his ieammaies, Roberi' Ry- der is awarded 'ihe Team Capfain irophy by Coach Jarrell. As Mrs. Douglas leads, new members repeal' flue pledge Taken by all Tlwespians. Newly inifialed Tlwespians and lheir mollwers enioy relreslwmenls and conversalion following lhe inifialion service. Mille Holder and Tricia Weems converse wills Miss Mary Thornfon, for wlwom Bollon's cliap-'fer of Quill and Scroll is named. .N is 2 I ' WW! X. Jnifialims Hwwr Neufq Slccied Members JoAnne Kohara exciledly fells Derald Smifh and Dillon Murchison somellwing inleresfing during fha recepfion for Quill and Scroll. Officers of Quill and Scroll presenf fhe aims of The club by rep- resenling Them wi'rl1 candles. Jan Penny enferiains fhe Tlwespfans with song and dance. Hoosiers Spmsvr Annual Frajecfs A dance acl is given by Nancy Lyons and Jane Meriens, lwo junior booslers. Th 'r d'+' l ' ' l 's always Allen Roarlr, Mike Sale, and Sieve Lymberis pro- fojnd E+I+i,?ena5osEni.TC:pCLr:dewl,5 no ex. vide singing for The Boosler Talenl Show. Cepidon HHS year. Boos+ers selecf Bo Rougeou as Boos1er Beau, and Cafhy Schulh as Ideal Boosferf' A 3 54 ,e ...aj Caihy Anasfasio and Mary Middleion join fogefher 'ro produce a funny ac? on The program. ff? y 9' if f f ff I we 9 fi, XXXX 1? X X Z .M QN- X Qgx NX A X xx X N xy X Queen? Seleefien Klimeufes flemeeeming Plane as iwfwl 5 , mae.. 4,1 '..'2 , Ml me . mee T5lXX Bruce Manning applies flue finishing fouches 'ro 'the Homecoming foolball program-one of live he de- signed lor flwe home games. Arranged in royal array wifh Queen Penny Slewarf is The Homecoming Courf of 19644 X . D J ,S 55 lk. L- .sif Vg v lz 2 f '. ci r. Homecoming Queen, Penny Siewari, receives Hue 'rradifionai bouquef from Boosier Presidenf Paula Randolph. y c -up 5,3 Affer receiving her long sfemmed roses. Penny S'I'ewar+ is overcome wiih emoiion. The evening is compleie 'as Mr. Pais crowns Penny Sfewari Homecoming Queen of I964. N5 y xg rf' P JN : ' f di J 2 ,Musical Productions Koquiro ,Cong kohoorsols Bol'lon's halls are filled willi music as llwe clioir begins caroling during The Clirislmas season. Mr. Clayion leads 'rhe choir in rehearsal for one of ils many pop ular performances. BoH'on's Chorale, renowned llwroughoul' Louisiana, pracfices on fhe audilorium sfage. Mr. Clayfon keeps ine choir working hard fo hi? Hua? cerfain pifch. The Band engages in long pracfice sessions as fhe cancer? season nears. Mr. Clark, Band Direcfor, gains The desired response from his direc Hon of The capable Bolfon Band. I Key 61116 Presents Kanquet Sweetheart Dance The music of John Fred and lhe Playboys hlglnlighfs flue an- Kel' Club Sweglbearlr MMY Jane Simmons- re' nudl Key Club Sweemearf Dance, ceives flme Tradmonal kxss and roses from Club Presidenl Bud Gahagan. Shown wiflw gills from lhe Key Club is 'rhe l965 Key Club Sweelhearr Courl, Judy Perdue, Joann Craig, Marfha Bol+on, Mary Jane Simmons, and Paula Randolph. eff 'f 4229 1 ' ' - 4.1 K' , .! , f C 4 f 7 Z if Z Y f f 1 of D f Er f , f f 4 f .ff ,ff 6, Kflgf The Tri-Lighfers enferfain al 'the Leadership Banquet Bud Gahagan, Key Club President serves as M.C. for fhe annual Banquet An lnformafive and challenging 'ralk was presenled by Judge Edmund Reggie of Crowley. Students Parficzpaic In Gita! Schvzfl Pragram The boflom of llwe escalafor is a favorife reslinq spof before school opens. ' ff 5 02 'I 7 5' f 5 Y! i , ly, ' KJ v One of flue besl liked phases of +he boys' gym program is flue swimming af Cify Park Pool. A pass play unfolds behind good prolecfion from +l1e line during gym class. Gene Fendler loolcs al foresl specimen in The lab while Mac Fihsommons arranges slides. Girls receive insfruclioris before beginning gym period. 4 Service Stays Meet Scl1wlNccds rs. 0 a, assis an o rs. avr re ara ion an servin X iz, 'fp , f 2 X Walfer displays The mop and wafer pail symbolic of his work around 'flue gym. Bol+on's janiforial sfaff keeps The school clean, neat and running smoofhly. The Iunchroom sfaff serves and prepares meals for Bolfon sfudenfs and faculfy NNW? 50,0 I OZ Kecaguized 9dr Academic Standing Jeanne Kohara Belsyellen Yeager Ken Murchison Ann Allison M dGmS Mike Holder 5 lein Janice Novak JoAnne Kohara 3' A 0 'E 'SB' me-:s ms ,.a ,g az':a,jh5 - ,fffgsifesfesiffs I , , fy: Mc' ' Vfzif J, Kerry Evernif Helen Eyer Jan Penny Mark Pierson Fran Hancock Carolyn Pariridge Bob Rasmussen Barbara Hirsh V Sharon Gran? Ricky Ardoin Suzanne Carfer The primary purpose of any school is ihe mainiain- ing of high academic slandards and Bolfon is no ex- cepfion. Though i+ offen seems rhal exrracurricular ac+ivi+ies have Taken precedence, classwork and sludy remain 'rhe core around which all ofher phases of The school program are builf. For 'rhis reason Bruin pre- senis 'rhose s+uden'rs who rank in fhe 'rop len per cen'r of rhe senior class. These siudenfs represeni a deserving group who rhrough diligenr sfudy have aHained a mark of aca- demic excellence. Our of a class of 450 only lorry- rhree can reach Jrhis poinr of disrincfion. Arranged in 'iheir rank as of January 25, l965, lhese siudenis sland in disiinciion as rhe very Top of Boll'on's mosl im- porranf aciiviiy. Rosemary Brandau Jane Earle Bonnie Daniel I Sybil Smifh Tricia Weems 1 . I if if . , L .sf 35 lj ,ii Linda Fulsione Toni Heifkamp Susan Rogers Befiy Ann Shelor Irene Richardson Arlhur Seale Bob Boese Jeanne Everelf : - ,ui :za ..4,,.f-1' 'rl 5, s .. ,W , Ms. . iixfggf rw W i . if f A i Sgsbee ease g , 1 m -1- Q1 fi f. we - Xzmgg is g ssrgi l 'X 4 25 .. V jul Y!Y179i,iQ 4 A ifrmeis-, , M-swmm -fifs?,gwQ3aafsf2i:,, . 1 ,, S W1 - - - W W wgmwaw' .. . M2552 , 15551 .. f Ji A ,. , . . angle: ' Q isa- ' Kay Lewis Waller Thompson Mac Fiizsimmons Rickey Taylor Linda Pricer Ronnie McCrory Andree Hunfer , V l R . Sharon Williams Glen Wells Judy Evereif Kg' X ffl? 2 1 2 X W f Sdifrfrs LW!! Never Sarge! Bruin '65 Phoebe Herrick finds her work is nearly over as a member of Bruin Business Sfaff as fhe iasf deadline is mef. Mr. Pafe and Mrs. Spofford look 'through Bruins fha? have been kepf over fhe years. Members of nexf year's Bruin Sfaff, nearing fhis year's end, begin fo gafher maferiai for fhe forfy-firsf edifion of fhe Bruin while fhe pasf record of Boifon lies spread before fhem. U fn Wilburn Smifh and Susie Sfephens find a funny misfake as fhey refype iayoufs. F-if-1 The mid poinl Ol lhe soaring 60's broughl a new look lo Bollon. When school opened sludenls came lrom all over lhe nalion and lhe world--a resull ol lhe addilion ol a wing al England Air Force Base. The l964-65 school year broughl new slyles in clolhing loo. Shoulder bags, Wee-geens, and slraighl hair were vogue lor girls. Boys in slep wilh lhe limes lurned lo parkas. blazers. and Slriped lies. Boys' hair look a lurn lor lhe longer wilh lhe bealle mop. There were olher changes in lhe sludenl body. A new revival ol school spiril Swepl lhe school. As sludenl enlhusiasm rose, spOrlS viclories increased. The Pineville loolball game broughl a new heighl in school pride and spiril as well as a hard earned viclory in lhe inaugural Ol lhe rivalry. I964-65 was a year ol newness- a year characlerized by new sludenls, parkas. wee-geens. bealle hairculs, and school pride. I964-65 was also a year Ol change. Wilh lhe dealh ol lwo greal world leaders, Herberl Hoover and Winslon Churchill, The world saw lhe end Ol an age-lhe Age ol Slalesmen. Bul iusl as lhis year broughl lhe end Ol an era, il ushered in a new age-lhe Age Ol Progress. Man approaches lhe lhreshold ol allainmenl on all lronliers. Space lravel is iusl a slep away from reaching lhe moon. Medicine is bul an experimenl away from curing many long leared illnesses. Transporlalion is improving rapidly wilh newer and lasler planes. Telslar seems lo be bul lhe beginning Ol a whale new lield in communicalions. The wheels Ol progress are lurning around Bollon as lhe School embarks on an exlensive renovalion plan. Nol only is lhe school curriculum conlinually moving ahead, lhe physical planl is being enlarged as well. A larger lunchroom, an air condilioned auclilorium, and a new gymnasium keep Bollon abreasl ol lhe needs Ol lhis new era. We are lorlunale lo live in such a lime. The world is changing so lasl one can hardly keep up wilh lhe new developmenls. This new age presenls a slruggle lo remain inlormed, and lo use lhis progress lor good. In lhe midsl ol lhese changes, Bruin ol Bollon High School lries lo porlray lhe year as lhe sludenl body re- members il. The grealesl problem is lo sel lhis school year aparl in some way lrom all olhers. For I965, Bruin has chosen lo depicl school acliviliesby seasons. Winler represenls lhe seeds Ol knowledge sown by lhe capable and qualilied lacully Ol whom Bollon is so proud. Spring symbolizes lhe brighl, eager, and alerl 'minds ready lo learn lhrough sludy. Summer Ollers lhe sludenl body a chance lo grow lhrough exlracurricular clubs and or- ganizalions. Fall porlrays lhe malurily necessary lo meel lhe challenge ol varsily alhlelics. Finally comes lhe harvesl, recognizing lhose sludenls mosl oulslanding in lheir classes and sludenl body lor lheir achievemenls. Academic allainmenl, exlracurricular excellence, and sludenl body recognilion-lhese are lhe achievemenls Bruin has lried lo emphasize in lile al Bollon. As we, lhe sludenls, approach malurily. Bruin has endeavored lo provide a permanenl record Ol lhose elemenls characlerislic ol Bollon High School in I964-65. Ken Murchison ZFIIG' Hruiu Sdilars CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF cO-EDITOR-IN-cI-IIEE EDITOR OF FORMAT AND LAYOUT COPY EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER FEATURE EDITOR 770451 Oomf BUSINESS MANAGER lfmuazlo Cfaudfdu FACULTY EDITOR ONS, ummm nmmmmn' SOI-IOI.ASTIcS EDITOR SALES MANAGER U goammu 5 E Aiff4de cI.ASs EDITORS SAL aww 51142361 ADVERTISING SECRETARY Z1fgfi'3f'W...f,, 80-'feel CLUB EDITORS ART EDITOR Qnlknvvwgvddp INDEX EDHOR ' SPORTS EDITOR fiaafvr fizeifws PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR 5148? D q,fw-ell. n'w,k, 'V'-i5,:k Q m Q If .vp . ...vig 1:-5: I Q if Y ,.-WL ff' K' f . dt if 'W' S fu NWN W' Sm M' Wig ff f N Mr , 'S' A ,ZA 1-'Vs we Adverfiscmeufs 5 mmefgd BFQDWG . Qxz gig V' Q I T XXE xx E.: , gg A fx LL Sur-fnmekv' SUJIQMER FALL WINTER SHUNQ SUMMEK 273 WITH ALL soon WISHES! CITY OF ALEXANDRIA W. GEORGE BOWDE-N JR. Mayor LEROY WILSON W. H. BILL LAMBDIN Commissioner of Finance Commissioner of and Ufilifies Sireefs and Parks CHARLOTTE SMITH and KATHY KELLOG check over Iheir money before deposifing II in Ihe SECURITY BANK. SECURITY NATIONAL BANK AIexancIrIa's Only Narional Bank Locafed a+ Two Places For Your Convenience MURRAY and FOISY WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER COMPLIMENTS OF OUR FRIENDS TONY'S GROCERY TU RRENTINE CO. ED'S AUTO PARTS BORDEN CO., BROWN-ROBERTS ALLEN WALLPAPER UN SUN'S SALON RIHO'S GROCERY SHIPLEY'S DO-NUTS PUCKETTS 8: CO. GOFF MUSIC CO. BUNNY BREAD INC. BEASON'S CARPET CO. COLONIAL FLOWER SHOP POSPISIL FURNITURE CENLA HAIR FASHIONS CARPET HOUSE CANNON SHOE STORE JIFFY PAC REDMOND'S PHARMACY ROLAND AUTO SUPPLY KATHY KELLOG6 admires ASS'T BUSINESS MAN AGER CHARLOTTE SMITH'S NEW WESTCLOCK WATCH purchased of GRAVEL'S. GRAVEL'S DRUGS, Bolion Ave. U 5 Li HILL, HARRIS 81 CO. Where You Always Do Be'Her Free Parking Lee S'I'. nnie Keller, Carolyn Pariridge. and Carroll Riley admire Ihe beaufiful place seiiings. Exquisile Jewelry C. A. SCH NACK Esiablishecl in I 865 AIexandria's Oldesl' Rerail Sfore A hundred years of service 924 Third 5- I 446 ALEXANDRIA STEAM LAUNDRY, INC. Operaling ALEXANDRIA CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY TIDY DITY DIAPER SERVICE Dial HI 2-88II 81h and Jackson COMMERCIAL INS. AGENCY, INC. 22I JOHNSTON 'FuII Coverage Au+o Ins. 'Claims Paid Promplly and Fairly by Sfaff Adius'I'er SEE A. H. PETRIE PHIL JACOBS P. C. CONNELL JAMES MORRIS Dial HI 2-8832 IMPERIAL '400' MOTEL Your Hosl's: MR. AND MRS. PETER KRALEY 60I Third S+. HI 3-0484 YOUR SEARCH EIDS p XM M, U4 , ' - QR HOLIDAY INN ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA The Home of Thousands Away From Home. REED'S TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 327 Jackson S'I'ree'I' Phone HI 2-725I ROYAL TYPEWRITERS and VICTOR BUSINESS MACHINES 6 G QQ 'Q 'Q' f Tix. 1 4, T3 McINNIS GROCERY FRENCH UNIQUE CLEANERS and A9 0. LAUNDERS IN CENLA Q? W WHERE YOU'LL GET QUALITY CLEANING GOOD LUCK, BOLTON HIGH SCHOOL' 614210. 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I36 Pelican Sfale I64 Phofography Club l49 Press Club I78 Proieclion I80 Quill and Scroll I37 Radio Club I63 Science Club I67 Spanish Club I46 Sfage Crew I80 Sludenl Council I24 Sfudenl lnsfrucfors I72 Thespians I43 Sports Coaching Siaff I89 Jr. Varsily Balslcefball 2IO Jr. Varsify Foolball I98 Managers I89 Senior Foolball I96 Varsily Baslcelball 202 Varsily Foofball l89 Varsily Golf 2 I 8 Varsiiy Tennis 222 Varsily Track 2 I 2 Students Abafe. Vicior 96 Adams. Carol IO8. I42. I48, I60. I62 Adams. Carolyn IO8. I39. I78 Adams. Johnny I08 Adams. Lyn 96, I28. l38. I44 Adams Milne 47, I27, I36. I37. l50. l64,238.24I Adams. Ronnie l08 Adams. Viclci 4. 96. I25. I28. I38. I39. I52, I53. I59. Addison, Carolyn I08 Aderhold. Donna 96. I44. I70. I72 Aderhold. Larry IO8. I25. I48 Aerllzer, Nancy IO8. I42. I48. I62. I70 Agan, Sieve 96. I25. I38. I48 Ahrens. Beverly IO8. I44. I69. l70 Ainsworrh. Randy 3I. IO8 Alrins, Ronnie 33. 47. I43, l50. I64 Albright Milcelan 47 ,Allen. Gale 47. ISO .I59. I68 Allen, Kilfy 96. l50. I70. I72 Allison. Ann 39, 47. I25. I3l. I58. I70. I79 Allred. Teresa I08 Anasiasio. Cathy 6, 96. I57. IS8, I59. I70. I73, I79 g Anaslasio. Lisa IO8. I62. I7O Anders. Beverly IO8. I62 Anderson. Diane 42, 47. I70. I74. I79 Anderson. Larry 96 Andrews. Billy 96. 202. 206 Andrews. Linda 96 Andries. Janice 96 Andries. Lynn 47 Andrus. Greg IO8 Anfee. Palricia I08 Archer. Ronald IO8. I84 Ardoin, Ricky 47, 136, 137, 138, 139. 140, 150, 238, 240 Armand, Pa1'46, 172 Armond, Mike 108 Arnold, Darrell 96, 212, 216 Arnold, Richard 46 Arnold, Sandra 96, 142, 155, 170 Arringlon, Wanda 96, 144, 159 Ashley, Johnny 46 Ashley, Richard 46, 184 Ales, Bobby 96, 176 Ares, Charles 96, 189 Ales, Linda 108 Alwood, Henry 108 Ausfin, Judy 46 Averehk, Leon 108, 150, 177 Aymond, Mildred 96 Ayrnond, Pal' 108, 144, 162 Babb, Kellell 108 Bagwell, Ronald 96 Baillie, Jerry 96 Baillio, Perry 96 Baker, Mar'1'ha 97 Baker, Rusly 108, 210, 211 Bales, Barbara IO, 46, 158, 164, 179. 183, 229 Ball, Dennis 108 Ball, Linda 108 Ball, Susan 109, 162, 170 Ballard, Danny 96 Barker, Ernie 48, '175 Barker, Roberl 109 Barker, Vernie 96 Barnelf, Phyllis 96, 172 Barnefl, Vicki 48, 152, 168 Baron, Sieve IO9 Barrell, Bill 96 Barfh, Skip 48, 149, 184 Bar+1e11', Buddy 48 Bar1'le'H', Pal' IO9 Barion, Carolyn 96, 170 Barron, Linda 18, IO9, 139, 144, 145, 178 Barwick, Buddy 96, 126, 127, 133, 149, 180 Baskelle, Maria 21, 96, 174 Balchelor, Glenda 49, 182, 183 Baugh, Rober196 Beason, Larry 96, 155 Beaubouef, Cynlhia 97 Beaubouef, James 49 Beauboeef, Lois 109 Beavers, Paula 109, 176 Beckham, Gary 31, 109 Beebe, Sandra 48 Begley, Mary 97 Belgard, Barbara 109, 153 Belgard, Ronald 48, 125, 150. 174, 177 Belk, Bob 109, 144, 152 Bell, Dickey 97. 155 Bellard, Kirk 97, 144 Belser, Barbara 97 Belser, Carolyn 48, 170, 174, 179 BenneH', Carolyn 109, 172 Bennehk, Helen 48 Bennell, lrene 97, 150, 155, 170, 177 Benlon, Frank 97 Bergeron, David 49 Beridon, Louis 97 Berlin, Cecilia 109, 162 Be+hard,G1endon 97, 152, 153, 180 Beuhler, Paula 49, 70 Biggs, Judy 48, 175 Binion, Yverle 109 Birchfield, Linda 97, 152 Birely, Shelia 97 Birge, David 109, 155 Bilner, David 109 Blackburn, Alvin 109 Blackman, Bill 49 Blackman, Harris 23, IO9, 142, 148 Blair, Sandy 97 Blake, Buddy IO9, 152 Blakesley, Ann 48, 144, 150, 240 Blansell, James 97, I46, 212 Blansell, Margarel 109 Blevins, Brenda 97 Bloch, Ray 49 Boese, Bob 48. 142, 146, 148, 150, 160, 167 Bolfon, Grady 109 Bollon, Marfha 49, 179 Bollon, Suzanne 50, 75, 156, 231 Boney, Milion 109 Bonne+1'e, Shirley 97 Boone, Sandra 109 Bordelon, Richard 97 Bordelon, Ruih 109 Boren, Jim 109, 135, 139, 146 Boulel, Don 50, 91 Bouley, Norman 109 Bounds, Belh 97 Bourne, Carol Ann 51, 175 Bowdon, Bill 34, 97, 140 Bowen, Nancy 51 Boyd, Pamela 51 Brady, Palricia 97, 172 Brady, Rodric 97 Brame, Frank 97, 140, 146, 218, 219, 221 Brandau, Rosemary 51, 127, 137, 159, 168 Brasher, Billy 109 Brazell, Dianne 97, 170 Brazzel, Joel 97 Breeden, Vicki 109, 162 Brawner, Sandra 109 Brawner, Sharon 50 Breland, Johnny 50, 155 Brewer, Ronnie 97 Brewsier, Jim 109, 131 Brewsler, Joe 51, 177 Brierley, Shirley 51 Briggs, Cynlhia 109 Briggs, Sandra 109 Briney, Pam 51, 79, 133, 136, 138, 139 150, 158, 168 Bringol, Beflye 97 Brinkerhoff, Rober197, 189, 212 Brisfer, Danny 109 Brisler, Ken 97 Brilr, Terry 97 Broach, George 97, 155 Broadwaier, Nancy 97, 174 Brocalo, Joe 51, 166,219,221 Brookner, Sheryl 97, 150, 168, 178 Brooks, Kelly 97 Brooks, Nancy 35, 97, 146, 152, 177 Brooks, Ricky 109 Brosselle, Johnny 50 Broullefle, Gwen 109 Broussard, Bernadine IO9 Broussard, Mike 109 Brower, Dwigh197, 134, 140 Brown, Belle IO9 Brown, Beverly 109, 153, 142 Brown, Bufch 51, 185 Brown, Danny 109 Brown, Diane 109 Brown, Donald 19, 97, 133, 174 Brown, Donna 110 Brown, Gay 110, 135, 139, 144, 155, 16 Brown, Helen 97 Brown, Suzan 97, 144, 159 Brown Brown .Wa11110,148 ng, Cynlhia 110 Brumlield, Dwighl 97, 146 Brummell, Ronnie 97 Brunson, John 100, 138, 139, 148 Bruyninckx, Maryanne 20, 50, 126. 137 159 Bryan, Buddy 51, 166 Bryant Douglas 110 Bryant Ronnie 110 Brydel, Judy 110, 170 Buckner, Becky 110, 135 Buckner, Judy 97 Bullard, Velma 110, 176 Burch. Jimmy 97, 146 Burden, Julie 110, 125 Burnaman, Darlene 97, 169 Burnaman, Jacqueline 110, 172 Burnell, Emily 98 Burns, David 110, 152 Burns, Don 110, 184 Burns, Glenda 110 Burns, Greg 110, 148 Burns, Juanila 50, 175 Burnside, Eddie 98 Burnum, Charles 110, 185 Busby. Belly 98 Builer, Gerry IIO Buller, Jeanne 5I, I52, I4-9, I66, I67 Builer, Karen IIO, I46 Buller, Suzie IIO, I46, I62, l7O Calfee, Rhona IIO, I55 Callahan, Kalhy 98 Callaway, Babs 98, l7O Callaway, Don 98, I25, I33, I34. I42 Campbell, Dewayne 52, I48 Campbell, Frank IIO Campbell, Lynda 98 Cannon, Bill 52 Cannon, David IIO, I52 Cappel. Charloiie 98, l25, l48, l5O. l58, l7O, I79, I82 Carbo, Jean 98, I50, l7O, I72 Carlino, Joseph IIO, I52 Carlisle, Mai IIO Carnahan, Vicki 98, I58 Carney, Kennelh IIO Carpenier, Roberl IIO, l85 Carpenler, Tommy 52 Carr, Helen 23, IIO, l62, l7O Carroll, Sue IIO Carler, Frank 52 Carler, Johnny I IO, I52, 2l0 Carler, Judy IIO, I44, l62 Carfer, Lowell 98 Carler, Suzanne 53, 85, I50, l65, I79, I83 Casey, Bill 53, I3l, I32, l37, I50, I65. I74, I77, I78 Casey, Rusly I9, 52, I46, I64, I77, I79 I80, 2I8, 2I9. 22I Cazes, Thomas I I0 Cedars, Clyde 52, I89, I96 Cespiva, Wayne,23, 98, I89, I94 Cessor, Linda 98 Chaddick, Shirley IIO Chambers, Calhy 98, I50, I52 Chambers, Claudelie IIO Chambers, Gene I IO, I55, 2IO, 2I I Chambers, Harold 52, 72, 202, 208. 236, 238 Chambers, Nancy 25, 98, I59, l7O Chandler, Calhy 98, l57 Chaney, Rennie IIO Chapman, Linda 98, I39, I42, I44 Charlson, Pamela 98, l7O Charlson, Prosper IIO Chalelain, Janice IIO Chaudoir, Bobby IIO, I55 Chaudoir, Ronnie 52, I26, I28, l32, I49, I5O Cheek, Elizabeih IIO, l53 Chelelle, Ronnie 98, I52, I53 Chesser, Jimmy 98 Chesier, Charles 53 Chevalier, Peggy 'I I I, l53 Chicola, Teal 98, I77 Choaies, Linda 53 Cicardo. Kaihy III, l53, I62 Cicardo, Richard 98 Clark, Carey Ill, I46, I62, l7O Clark, Judy iii, I69, we Clark. Marlene 52 Clark, Pal I II Clark. Shirley 98 Claylon, Carla 53, I59, I68, l7O, I79 Claylon, Paul IIO Clinlon, Lulher 52, I79, 2l2 Cloiiaux, Charles 30, Ill, I44, I55 Coales, Norman 53, I50, I79, 2l2 Cobb, Mary 52, l3l, l32, I44, l5O Cole, Bill III, II6 Cole, Desmond 53 Cole, James I I I Cole, Mike ll I Coleman, Allan I I I Coleman, Perry III Colgan, Marlha Ill, I55 Collier, Cinderly 98 Collins, Danny Ill, I89 Collins, Ed 98, I89, l9O, l95 Colvin. Slanley 98, I55 Comish, Johnny 54 Conerly, Bill 98, I52, l53, I55 Connella, Sonny 54, I42 Conner, Paula 98 Converse, David 98, I55 Cook, Bobby 98 Cooper, Ernesl I I I Cooper, Kirk III, I48 Cooper, Margarei Ill, l62, l7O, l72 Corkern, Roberl' I8, Ill Cosianlino, Frank I ll Coiiun, Bill Ill, I44 Courville, Donnie 55 Couvillion, John 3l, 98, I40, I79, 2l2, 2l6 Couvillion, Linda 55. 59, I73 Craig, Calhy III, I25, I44, I50, l7O Craig, Joann I9, 55. I33 Craig, Merlin 98 Craig. William 39, 55, I74 Cross, Bill 98, I35, I55 Cross, Margarei' 54 Crow, Corliss I I I Crowe, Vicki 98, I35, I44 Crozier, Linda 98, I68, I82 Crumplar, Claire III, I62, l7O Crumplar, Weeks 98, I63 Cruse, George I I I Cryar, Mike 54, I52, I74 Cryer, Linda 55, I28, I33 Culpepper, Gay 98, I5O Culpepper, Larry 55 Culpepper, Polk 98, 238, 239 Curlee, Juanila 98 Curnow, William 55, I46 Cuffs, James I I I Daigre, Dewill' 55, I76 Daigre, Mike 98 Daigre, Peggy 98. I74 Daigre, Susan I I I Dale, Barry I ll Dale, Randy 33, 98, I89 Dale, Vicki 99 Dameron, Denise 99 D'Amico, Sammy 54, l75 Daniel, Bonnie 55, I36, I58, I64, I79. 240 Daniels, Gayle 99, I69, l72 Daniels, Tommy 99, l75 Danzy, Deveia 99 Daugherly, Denny 99, I38, I39 Dauzai, Ellen 54, l75 Dauzai, James I I I Dauzal, June I I I, l7O Dauzal, Wanda Ill, I35 David, Anne 55, I25, I59, I68, l7O. I72, I79, I82 David, Susan Ill, I52, l62, I50, l7O Davies, John 99 Davis, Charles I I I Davis, Elizabelh Ill, I44, I50, l72 Davis, Kenny 99 Davis. Mike I I I Dawkins, Jan 4, 99, I35, I44, l7O Day, Mike 54, I5O Dean, Wayne 99, I35 Dear, George 55, I43, I44, I50, I66, l80 Deckler, Jerry 30, 99 Deiee, Johnny 56 Delapp. Judiih 99 Delcomyn, Jack 99 Delrie, Joseph 56 Dengler, Beily Il I Denley, Gale Ill. I48, I50, l7O, I72 Denley, Wayne 56, l25, I28, l3I, I40, I50, I77 DeProspo, Judie 56, 20 Derbonne Derbonne, Derbonne David I I I Diane 99, I44. l7O. I74 Ronnie I I I Despino, Willie 57 Desporire, Donna 99 Desporie, Fred 99, 2l2 Deville, A. D. I I I Deville, Zeb 99 Devine, David Il I DeWeese, Ken 57, I74, 202, 205 DeWi'r+, Charlie 56 Dick, Bill 99, I40, l42, I46 Dickerson, Glenda III, I44 Dillin. Dianne 56, I59, l7O DiS'reiano, Donald Ill, I46 DiSi'el'ano. Susie 56 Dodge, Judy III, I46, I70 Doheriy, Larry 56 Doiron, Buck I3, 57. 72. I40, I4l, I79, I89. I94, I96, 202.207, 208, 238. 235 Domozych, Carol 57 Dupree, Donovan, Judy 56, l70 Doly, Glenda II2, I53 Douglas, Douglas. Douglas, James II2 Nancy 57, I4-8, I55, l68 Sharon 56, l48, I68, I83 Downs, Roger 99, I25, I50 Doyle, Jerry 57, I75 Dubroc, Sharon 99, I52, I69 Duchesne, Duke 56, 72, 202, 203, 205 Duckwor lh, Eileen II2, I52 Ducole, Daune II2, 29, l72 Ducole, Gail 57, I7O, l72 Ducole, Glenda II2, l68 Ducole, lna 99 Ducole, Nalhan 58 Dully, Suellen 58, l53, I32, l78, lB2 Dulour, Harrell 99 Dulour, Herberl 99 Dulour, Duke, Br Pal 59 ian 99, I46, I50 Dunn, Bill 59, I55 Dunn. Jerry I I2 Dunn, M elanie I I2 Dunn. Ronald 99 Dunn, Roy I9, 59, I33, I50, I74 Diane II2 Durbin, Ken 99 Dulcher, Paula 99, I46. I72 Duvall, Sue 99 Dye, Pal II2 Dykes, Carol Ann 59, I69, I7O Earle, Jane 58, l74, I77, l83 Easl, Pam II2, I62 Easl, Richard 99 Easlerling, Bill 99, I4-8. I55 Easlerling, Charles 99, I55 Eckel, Norma II2, I46, I62, I72 Edgerlon, Ann ll2, l3l, I50, I62, l70 Edgerlon, Pally 58, 59, I58, I63, 243 Edgerlon, Ricky 99, I77 Edwards, Chris 59 Edwards, Mary 99 Edwards, Ozzie II2 Edwards, Palsy II2 Edwards, Paula II2 Edwards, Thomas l I2 Edwards , Vicki 59 Ehlers, Chris I l2 Ehlers, Debbie 59, I44 Ellard, Phyllis 99, I52, I79 Ellioll, Dennis 99, l52, l53 Ellioll, Valerie 59, l72 Ellis, Lange 58, I44, I50, I66, I67 Ellzey, Randy II2, I46, I55 Enghardl, Mike I8, II2, I44 Erwin, Connie 59, l52, I72 Eskew, Mary Jane 58, I7O, I79 Eskew, Mike 3l, Il2 Evans, Ann 99, 126, I28, I33, l48, l50. I59, I7O, l78 Evans, Kim Il2 Everell. Jeanne 59, I44, I36 Everell, Judy 58, I36 Everill, Kerry 5, 59, l24, l32, I36, I37, l38. I50, I64, 230, 242 Everill, Perry II2 Eversull. Priss 99, I25, l35, I7O, l72 Eversull. Twylla ll2 Ewing, Jack II2 Ewing, John 60 Ewing, Susan ll2, I44, I50, l54, I55 Ewing, Timmy 99 Eyer, Helen 60, I33, I36, l59, l68, IB4 Ezernack, Charlene 99, I59 Farmer, Lance 99 Farlhing, Julie Ann 60 Faughl, Jimmy II2, I63 Fawcell, Kalhy II2, I69 Fear, Russell II2 Feazel, John 60, l38, l39 Feazell, Belly 6l Feazell, Ralph 99 Felsenlhal, Sue lOO, l68, I7O Fendler, Gene 6l, 32, I25, I64, I67, I80 Ferrier, Roberl 60, I52 Ferlilla, Mary I8, ll2, 13-9, l6l Fields, Jimmy I I2, I99 Findley, Linda IOO, I55, l54 Finicial, Linda ll2, I25, l53 Firmin, Glen IOO Fisackerly, Margarel 60, l52 Fisher, Lee II2 Fisher. Sandy II2 Filzsimmons, Mac 60, I66, I67, I49 Filzsimmons. Michael IOO, I44, I63 Fleckman, Sleve II2, l48, I50, I55 Floyd. Floyd. I72 Flynn, Flynn. Flynn, Flynn, Flynn, Flynn, Bobby 60 Bonnie II2, I66, I67, I69, I79 I77 Ben IOO, I55 Harold IOO, I89, 212 James II2 Jim II2, I55 Mike II2, I44 Palricia Il2, I69 Fonseca. Annamaria IOO Fonlenol, Sleve IOO Fonville, Louis II2 Foole, George IOB, ll2, I25, l38 Foole, Neill 6l, 75. I32, l56, I64, I79. 222, 223, 227, 239 Forbis, Billy l0O Ford, Roberl II2 Fosler. Bill II3 Fosler. Ronnie IOO. I4-6 Fosler. Slephen Pierce 6l Fosler. Sleve II3 Fowler, Barbara 60, I59, l68 Fowler, Fowler, Janel IOO. l35, I59, I7O, l82 Joyce 6l, I7O Francis, Roger IOO, I75 Franklin, Charles IOO Franks, Frazier, Frazier, Freedm French, Friday. Della lO0, I7O, I79 Keilh II3, I55 Larry 60, l32, I37, l52, l53 an, Robin 6l, I37, I55 Jimmy 60 Palricia IOO, I76 Fuhr, Kalhy II3. I7O Fulmer, Kay 6l, l72, I75 Fulmer, Penny IOO Fulslone, Linda 62 Funderburk, Ricky IOO Fuqua, Lynn II3. l85 Fulrell, Julia IOO, l7O, l72, I74. I79 Fulrell, Leo II3, I55 Gaar, Jack 62, I89, I93, 196 Garr, Massey 63, I89, I93, I96, I97. 237, 238 Gaddy, Palricia II3 Gagnon, Richard 63, I80 Gahagan, Bud 63, ll3, I4-0, l4l, I44. I64, I66, I67, IBO, 238 Gallien, Linda IOO Gallion, Sue II3 Gardner, Bobby 62, l55, I74 Galloway, James I00, I89 Gambordella, Mark II3 Gambordella, Ted 63, I77 Gardner, Bobby 62, I55, I74 Gardner, Cora Ann II3, I46 Garner, Jimmie Lou 62. I69, I7O Garrell, Charles 63 Gaspard, Chrisline II'3, l62, I69 Gaspard, David II3 Gaspard, Ewell 4l, 63 Gaspard, Lana IOO Gaspard, Ronald IOO, I55 Gales, Lorraine IOO, I46, l58, I73 Gaunlz, Becky II3, I55, I39 Gaulhier, Dianne 39, IOO Gaulhier, Wayne IOO Gayeski, Pally II3 Geiling, Tommy I I3 Genius, Brenda 63 George, Ann 63 Gello, Frank 62 Gello, Jim 63, 25 Gibson, Jim 62 Gibson, Pearl 63, I25, I53. I50, I7O, I79 Gill, Carlo 62, IB9 Gillis, Nora II3, l82 Gilmore, Bill IOO Gilmore, Glen IOO Giordano, Bruce II3 Girard, Peggy 34, IOO, I44, I50, I59 Given, Marilyn II3, l62 Givens, Danny II3 Glass. Paula II3 Glasscock, Marlha IOO Goelz. Gay IOO Goelz, John II3 Golf, P aul II3 Goff. Ronnie IOO, I89 Goodman, Gerald 63 Goodman. James 64 Goux. Myra IOO, I70 Grant Sharon 64. I36. I37, I59, I63, I69 Granlham, Mike IOO. 2I2 Gravel, Bob IOO. I55 Gray, Lynn IOO Green. Glen 64 Greene. Bobby II3 Gregorio. David II3 Gregory, Sally 64. I72 Gremillion. Richard IOO Gremillion. Sieve 65 Grimes. Sieve IOO, I55 Gross, Allan II4 Gross, Jerry 65 Grubb. Priscilla II4. I55 Guidry. Cyrus IOO, I39. I55 Guillory. Judy IOO Guillor, Judy II4. I7O Guillol, Linda 64, I50. I70 Guinn. Mike IOO. I44. I50. I67 Gunn, Susan IOO Gunfer, Barbara 64 Guisch, Hal IOO. I46 Haehn. Louis 64 Hackeii. David II4 Hackefi, James IOI Haley. Larry 64 Hallord. Derrill IOI Hall, Barbara II4. I35, I48, I50. I62. I70 Hall, Bari IOI. I54, I55, I78 Hamilfon. Carolyn IOI, l50 Hamillon. Donna 65 Hamm. Merilyn IOI, I69 Hancock. Fran 65, I44. I65. I70, I7I, I79. 222, 242 Hancock, Richard II4 Hardy, Emily IOI Hare. Warren II4 Hare, William II4. I25 Harlan. Linda II4. I35 Harnden. Linda 64. I68 Harper, Cheree IOI. I48, I72 Harper. Clay 65. I79, I89. 203 Harper. David IOI Harper, Kaye II4, I52 Harringion. Ann I I4 Harris, Ben IOI, I46, I66. I77 Harris. Connie II4. I48, I3I, I35 Harris, Judy IOI. I53 Harris. Linda II4 Harris, Sieve II4. I39 Harrison, Chrisiine II4, I35, I44. I50 I62 Haribarger, Dennis IOI, 2I0, 2II Harville. Willie 64 Hafhorn. Marsha II4, I46. I62 Haihorn, Sherry IOI. I33, I46, I59 Havens. Allen IOI Hawkins, Elaine IOI, I55, I7O Hawkins, James I I4 Haworlh, Marilyn 65, I52 Hayes. Donnie II4. 2IO Hazard, Kafhy 64. I46 Hazelron, Burch 96, IOI. I25, I33, I50 1 Head, Kaihy II4 Head, Margarel IOI Heirkamp, Toni 5, 43. 65. I28, I67 Helms. PauIeH'e 66, I69, I70. I72. I77 Henderson, Chris IOI, I89 Henderson, Connie IOI. I25, I3I, I59 I7O, I79. I82 Henry. Ronald II4 Hernandez, Benron II4 Hernandez, Eugene 66, I89. I95, I96 Hernandez. Par IOI, I7O Herndon. Chris IOI. I55 Herrick. Phoebe 67, I3I Heskeil, Chris IOI Hicks, John 67 Heskeil, Chris IOI Hicks. John 67 Hicks, Nan IOI Hicks. Rozanne II4, IO7. I44. I35 Hill, Doniia 67, I55 Hill. Frances II4, I52 Hill, Peggy II4 Hillman. Charles IOI. I52, I53, I55 Hillman, Donna II4 Hillman. Elaine 67. I69 v Hillman. Marilyn 66. I79 Hilfy, Candy 66 Hilfy, Jan I I4 Himel, Jimmy I I4 Hinchin. Carolyn II4 Hines. Barry 67. I55 Hines, Janice IOI, I54. I55 Hines. Linda II4, I48, I62 Hines, Sue 67 Hirsch, Barbara 67, I3O, I47, I50. I59. I65 Hodges, Dan IOI. I44 Hoffman, Jerry II4 Hogg. Gail II4. I47 Hoggard, Boniia IOI Holcomb. Joe 67. I44. I48, I77. I84 Holcombe. Judy 66, 88 Holder, Mike 6.46, 67, I25, I36. I37. 238. 243 Holland. Bill 66, I89, I96, I97, 238 Holland, Sieve IOI Hollingsworih, Linda IOI, I35. I68. I7O Hollinqsworlh, Tommy IOI. I55 Holloway. Fran IOI Holmes, Lucy 67, I52 Holi. Barbara IOI, I48, I50. I58, I59. I70, I79 HOII, Belly IOI, I48, I50. l59. I70, l7I I79 I'IOII'. Gayle IOI. I52. I53. I83 Holubik, Thomas I I4 Holubik, Tony IOI Hornor, Ed IOI, I35, I47, I67 Hoichkiss, HeIImuI'h IOI. I66. I67 Kilchrisr, Joe I02, I89, I95 Howard, Jackie I I4 Howard, Toni IO2. I46 Howell. David IO2. I50 Howion, Roberr 66. I84 Hoyr. Jim 67 Huber, Caren I02 Huffman, Fred I02, I5O Hufforcl, Krisiin 32. I25, I38, I39, I44 Huggins, Fred IO2. I47 Hullar, Bob IO2- Hunf, Sandra I02 Hunrer, Andree 5, 68, 37, I26. I36. I37. I59, I65 Hunrer, Sandra 68, 35 Hurhnance. Alfred IO2. I48, I84, l85 Hyde, Edifh 68. I27. I37, I58 Hyde. Jesse 68 Iles, Carolyn 69 Iles, Pal' 69, 75, I44. I43. I50. I56. 226. 242 Irons. Larry I02 Irwin, Susan II4, I50. I6I, I62 Ivey, Sandra 68. I47 Ivy. Robbie II4 Jackson, Diane II4 Jackson. Ricky II4 Jackson, Roberl I02 Jacobs, Debbie I02 Jacobs. Donna I02. I52 James. Linda I02 James, Sandra II4, I62 JaneH'e, Jackie 68, I50. I68, I79 Jargell, Liza II4, I38. I39. I47, I62. 8 Jeansonne. Barbara II4 Jeansonne. James I02, I44. I66, I67 Jeansonne. Susan I02 Jeffress, Chuck 68 Jeffress, Wayne I I5 Jenks, Cindy I02, I70 Jinks. Larry I02 Johnson, Claudeffe II5 Johnson, Dale I02 Johnson. Ivan I02 Johnson, Johnny I I5 Johnson, Judiih 68. 38 Johnson. June 69. I52, I53 Johnson, Kirfy 69. I53 Johnson, Linda I02, I48. I50. I7O Johnson. Margarel' II5, I48 Johnson. Palricia Il5 Johnson, Palricia II5 Johnson, Paul II5 Johnson, Richard II5 Johnson, Shelia II5, I62 Jones, D avid IO2, I44, ISO Jones, Lyle IIS. I48 Jones, Marlha 40, I02, Jones, Sharon IIS, I47 Jordan, Jordan Fra 68, IS9 Phil 69 Josephi Buddy I02, ISO Karnes, Jimmy I IS Karnes, Janel 68 Kasnow, Eva IO2, I53 I52, IS3. l68 Kasll, Peler IIS, I25, I48, ISS Lawless. John I IS Lawrence, John 7I, I75 Lawrence, Kalhy II5, I42, ISS Lawrence, Rulh IO3, I74 Lear, Don I03 Lealh, David IO3 LeBlanc, Maxine IO3 Ledig, Killy 7I, l35 Lee, Frank IO3 Lee, Vernon IIS, I42 Leggell, Willie I IS Keene, Barbara IIS, I62 Keene, Marlha 20, 34, IO2, I28, I44, I4-8. ISO, IS9, I70 ' Kees, Larry IO2, IS2 Kegley, Frank IIS Keilh, Dianne 69 Kellen, Linnie 68, I27, ISI, I70, I72 Lehnerlz, Carol IIS, I76 Lehnerlz, Tom 88 LeJeune, Carol IIS, l7I LeJeune, Joe 70 LeJeune, Mark 29, II5 Leleaux, Mary Ann 7I Kelley, Reggie IIS Kellogg, Kalhy I02, I44, ISI, IS9 Kelly, Karen IIS, I62 Kelly, Mary Kalherine IIS, I69 Kelsey, Pal 48, 69, 75, 164. 156. I79, Kennedy, Jennie 27, IIS, I47, I70, I72 222, 223, 228 Kennedy, Ricky 70, I32 Kile, Lar ryII5 Kimball, Dianne IO2, ISI, IS2. I72 Kinder, Johnny I02, I74 King, David IIS King, James 70 King, Joan IIS, I44 Kirkley, Sandra 4I, 7I, ISI, IS9 Kilchen, Ellis IIS Kilchen, Gloria IO2, I69 Koehler, Chris IO2, I47 KIock,' Kalhy I02 Kohara, Barbara I02, I28, I29, I44, I48, ISI Kohara, Jeanne 6, I9, 7I, 94, I27, I36, I37, IS9. I79 Kohara, Joanne Il, 28, 7I, I25, I27. I36, I37, ISI Kraley, Peler I02 Kramer, Nicky IO2, ISS Kraushaar, Waller I IS Krison, Kris IO2, I28 Krumrey, Palsy II5. IS3 Kuhman, Lucy IIS Laborde, Diane IO2, I70 LaBorde, Diane II5 Laborde, Gail 7l LaCaze, Mike 70, 77, I79, I89, I90. Lemmons, Carolyn 70, lS2, IS3 Lesler, Louise IIS, I69, I73 Levy, Lynelle IIS, IS3 Lewis, Kay 7I, 79, l38, I39, IS9, I78 Lewis, Lee 4, IO3, I28 Lewis, Tommie IO3 L'Heureux, Mike I03, I70 Liggin, Carolyn IIS, I25, I48, ISI. IS3. I62 Lighllool, Leslie 70, I7S Loe, Pal 42. IIS, l3S, I44, I62 Lollon, Jane IIS. I62, I70 Logsdon, Larry IO3, I47 Long, Russell I03 Looper, Jimmy 7I, I44. 202 Loscasio, Rose IO3 Love, Sarah II6 Lowlher, Robbie IO3, I40, I79, 202, 208, 2l8, 2I9, 220 Luke, Charles IO3, I75 Lullgeharm, Mary IO3, l7I, I74, I79 Lymberis, Sleve I03, I52, I53 Lyons, Marlin II6 Lyons, Nancy I03. ISI, IS9, I7I Magee, Arl II6 Mahlouz, Angela IO3 Mahlouz, Charles IO3 Malone, Ann IO3, I74, l82 Manning, Bruce 56, 69, 73, I27, ISI, ISS Marchand, Gay II6 Marechal, Vicki I I6 Marler, Charlolle I03 Marler, Debbie 72 Marler, Gregory IO3 Marler, Linda 73 I96, 2I2, 235, 238, 240 Lacombe, Sandra 70 LaCroix, Liz IIS, I44 Laird, Linda I02 Lambard, Warren I02, IS2, I67 Lambdin, David I02 Lamberl, Melba IIS Lamkin, Lelly 7I, l3I, ISI, IS9 LaFoIIe+le, Annelle IIS, I44 Lamkin, Marc 96, ioz, 144 Landers, Dianne IO3. IS3 Landry, Beau I03, I27, ISI Langley, JoAnn IO3 Lanier, Jean 7I, I33, I70 Laningham, Sandra IO3 Laningham, Susan IO3, I70 ,, ,, Marler, Sandra II6 Marlin, Ann I03 Marlin, David 72 Marlin, John II6, ISS Marlin, Ronnie IO3 Marlines, Fred II6 Marye, Nelson II6 Massie, Trellis 73, 202, 205 Malhews, Ann II6, I69 Malhews, Eddy II6 Malhews, Jerry I03 Malhews, Jimmy I03 Malhews, Joey 74, I75 Mallock . Kalhy. I I6 Mallhis, James 74 May, Billy 75, ISI, 177 May, Diane II6 May, Judy 7S, I3I, IS9, I73 Mayeau. Evelyn II6, I62, I69 Mayeaux, Killy I03, lS2 Mayhue, Diane 75, I3S, I69 I74, l82 McCaa, Wayne I I6, I52, 2IO McCain, Virgil I I6 McCampbeII, Laura II6 McCann, Ned II6 McCann, Rodney II6 McCarley, Chuck 72, l42 McCarIey, Don II6' MaCarIey, Tommy I03, I75 McCarlney, Lynda 72, IS9 McCIaran, Judy 72, IS9 McClendon, Bub II6 McCIendon, Judy 32, 4-S, 72, IS9, I7l McClendon, Marsha 73, IS2 McCrory, Ronnie 20, 73, I24, I32, I33 I36, l38, I39, I44, ISI, I6S, I74, I80, 238 McCusker, Peggie II6, I69, I73 McDonald, Chesler 72, IS2, I84 McDonald, Harold II6 McDonald, Kay IO3, l42, I44, IS9 McDougall, Carl IO3 McDowell, Sally I03 McGaha, Bob I03 McGinly, Mull 72, I73 MCG-Iolhin, Carolyn 43, IO3, IS9 Mclnnis, Brenda IO3, I44, IS2, I7I McKeever, Shirley II6 McKeever, Waller 72 McKenzie, Len 25, I03, I4I McLeod. Lesler 72 McLin, Edylh 73. I76 McLin, Jimmy II6 McLin, Rila II6 McNeal, Bruce II6, ISS McNeal, Lana 73, I25, I52, IS3, IS9 McNichoI, Louise 72 Mckighf, Billy 116 Mcspadden, Mary II6 McVay, Judy IO3, I47, I73 Melder, Jack I I6 Melder, Ricky IO3 Mellon, Carolyn 75. I7I, I73 Mercer, John 103 Merlens, Dale 104, 135, 139 Merfens, Eddie 116 Merlens, Jane 104, 155 Messer, Kafhy 104, 145. 151, 158, 179 Meiesh, Sonny 116 Michielsf Dena 104, 169 Michiels, .1.J. 64, 74, 189, 192, 196 Middlelon. Mary 104, 157. 230. 239 Mule, Deede 104, 142. 151, 171 Mule, Jack 117 Mullen, Joel 96, 104, 133 Munslerman, Charles 117 Murchison, 137, 164 Dillon 70, 77, 128, 132. 133. .178, 179 Murchison. Ken 6, 13, 62. 77. 125, 126, 136.137,14O,179,189.I9O,196. 202. 207, 237. 238 Murchison, 162 Marcia 35,117,121,161, Murphy, Cindy 76, 152. 153, 174 Murphy, Delia 104 Murphy, Ellen 76 Murphy, Mike 76, 151. 172 Murphy, Nancy 117 Murphy, Pairick 104 Murray, Wiley 117, 125, 155 Murzyn, Lucien 1-04, 189 Nall, Malcolm 117 Naselio. Charles 117 Nafion, David 117, 155 Nelson. Kafhy 76. 88 Nelson, Suzan 117, 145, 162, 171 Nelson, Vicki 104 Nefherland, Jerry 117 Nelherland, Sammy 77 Newman, Linda 22, 43. 77, 132, 137, 143. 150. 159.165, 168 Nichols. Gerald 76 Noakes, Charles 117, 142 Noel, Rifa 104 No1an,Cherron 77 Nolen, BeHy 117 Mi11er,Amy 117, 153 Miller Bob 74, 155 Miller Eddie 117, 155 Miller Edwin 117, 148 Miller. Jerry 75 Miller Kennelh 117 Miller, Kenny 117. 152 Miller, Paula 75 Miller, Pennye 75 Miller. Richard 117 Miller, Sandy 75 Mills, Connie 104 Minion, Sabra 74 Minion, Scoff 75. 151, 166 Milchell. Barry 74 Milchell. Kaihleen 117, 152 Mifchell. Maureen 75, 133, 151, 174 Moncusky. Marion 74, 174 Mgggue, Carolyn 108, 117. 125, 151 Mongue. Fred 5. 104, 124, 132, 133, 138,139,14O, 151,180,238 Moore. Anabel 75, 173 Moorhead, Cheryl 117 Moreau, Judy 76 Moreau, Linda 76, 169 Moreau. Nancy 117 Moreau. Wayne 104 Moreno , Francisco 117 Morfeld, Carl 76, 85. 152, 153, 178 Morgan , James 104. 175 Morin, Jimmy 104, 142, 177 Morris, Ronnie 117, 148 Morrish, Kelly 76 Morrow. Jerry 104 Morse. Eugene 104 Moses. Peggy 104 Mudge, Henry 104, 175 Nolen, Pai' 117 Normand, Diane 76 Normenf, H. A. 117 Nor1hcuH, Linda 117. 173 Norwood, JeaneHe 104 Novak, Gordon 117 Novak, Janice 77, 136. 137, 151, 158. 169, 173 Novak. Vicki 104 Nugen1,,Eddie 117,210,211 Nugent Hersh 104 NunnaI1y,Wi1be1-1 76, 151, 152, 177.189 Nuff. Mary Ann 77 o'Bra5ky, Lynn 101, 104. 127, 133, 148, 151,168,171 O'Brien, Sharon 104, 159, 171 O'Connor. Rob 78, 151. 155 Qdom, Claudia 117, 162. 168 O'Leary. Mary 104, 177 O'Mea1ey, Mike 104 O'Nea1. Barbara 78. 152 Orfiz. Ray 117 Osborne, Jimmy 117, 155 O'Shee. Jerry 104, 148 Owens. Ernesfine 18. 117, 145, 169 Ozier, Byron 79, 175. 184 Ozier, Mericlel 117. 162, 169, 171 Owens, Walsie 104. 176 Pace. Carolyn 104. 142. 177 Paddubney, Shirley 117. 149 Palmer, Edwina 79 Perdue, Judy 41.79, 173. 182 Parker, Charloffe 104 Parker. David 104 Parfridge. Carolyn 79. 125. 136. 137. 143.151.158,164.171.173,179.241 Passafume, Margie 117, 162 Passafume. Mike 78 PaHen, Charles 78, 131, 145, 151, 166 177 Palrerson. Sharon 117, 142, 151, 162. 168. 171 Paul, Larry 117, 155 Paul, Linda 79, 175 Paulhamus, Sally 117 Peacher, Larry 117 Peacher. Mary Jane 104, 145, 151 Pearce. Ged 104 Pearce, Lou 59, 79, 131, 171 Pearson, Clara 1'17. 162, 171,-173 Pearl, June 117 Pebernal, David 104 Pe11, Mike 104, 148 Penny, Jan 48, 75, 79, 136, 137, 138. Penny, Dane 79, 152, 153, 155 143. 151, 156, 171, 179, 228, 240 Perdue, Mo11y 104, 125, 158 Perkins, Palfi 53, 78, 131, 142, 147. 153, 179 Pefre. Dorofhy 118 Pefre, Louise 118 Peirie, Charles 104, 155 Phillips. Linda 79 Phillips, Nancy 78, 173 Piazza, Chris 118 Piazza. Paul 1O4,A1O7. 202, 205. 211 Pierce, Mona 118, 153 Pierce, Vicki 118, 139, 148, 151, 171 Pierson, Mark 79, 137 Pierson, PaH'ie 118, 145. 151, 162 Pierson, Rob 104 Piianauski, Bob 105 Piper, Jaye'r1'e 118, 147 Pippin, Edward 118, 155 Piscio'1fa,'Danny 26. 1 18 Piflman, Maydie 78, 39, 147, 159, 171 179 Pills, Mike 118 Pizzalafo, Mike 118 Poe, Gayle 118 Poe. Leon 118 Pousson. Mike 79 Power, Don 80 Praef, Mary Ann 105, 159 Praef, Pam 105, 169, 171 Presion, Jean 105 Prevosf, Hubeg1'69. 80, 153, 155 Price, Eddie 105, 189 Price. Judy 105 Pricer. Bo 35, 118. 147 Pricer, Linda 80, 160 Provine, Mike 118 Puckeff, Faye 80, 168 Pugh. Mike 105 Quaife. Ronald 118 Quanfz. Sieve 105, 140, 147 Rabalais, Gary 81 Rabalais, Marshall 105 Rachal, Janice 118 Rachal, Ka1'hy 118. 152, 169 Rachal, Leon 118 Rachal, L. P. 81 Rainey, John 105, 142, 148, 151, 166, 184,210,211 Rainey, Linda 80, 134, 135, 138, 143. 151, 168 Ramares, John 105 Ramo, Larry 118 Randolph, Paula 80, 145, 158, 164, 171, 179, 183, 241 Randolph, Sandra 30, 118, 153 Randolph, Curfis 118 Rasmussen, Julie 118 Rasmussen, Roberl' 80, 202, 207 Recher, John 118 Redmond, Nora 80, 168, 171 Redmond, Walier 105 Reed, Elsie 118 Reed, Harold 118 Reed, Johnny 105 Regan, Dean 81, 156. 236.238, 242 Rescorl, Dino 147 Revoir, Beri 118 Reynolds, Wallace 105 Rice, Barbara 38, 175 Rice, Tommy 118, 152 Richards, Larry 105 Richardson, Guy 118, 152 Richardson, lrene 81 Richey, William 105 Richmond, Cynihia 118, 145 Riley, Carroll 80, 130, 131, 134, 147. 151, 165, 173 Ri1ey,Ca1hey118, 125, 147, 151, 161. 162, 239 Riley, Deanna 105, 125, 147, 151, 160, 171 Riser, Margo 38, 81, 175 Rizzo, Linda 80 135 174, 175 Rizzo, Pele 81, 140, 174, 175, 238, 242 Roach, Ronnie 80 Roark, Allen 105, 152 Robbins, Wanda 118 Roberis, Brenda 118 Roberls, Donna 81, 173 Roberls, Pal 118, 135, 161, 162, 169. 171 Roberlson, Robyn 105 Robicheaux, Carolyn 105 Robicheaux, Roberl' 118, 185 Robinelie, Jackie 105, 148 Robineile, Kay 105 Robinson, Johnny 82 Robinson, William 118 Roessler, Margarel' 118, 145, 171, 176 Rogers. Susan 82, 168 Roland, James 118, 125, 148 Roland, Kaihy 43, 105, 145, 148, 151. 160. 171 Ronca, Glen IO5 Ronca, Russ 83, 88 Rosar, Mary 83, 153, 147, 173 Roshio, Brenda 105 Ross, Lynn 83, 142. 145 Rougeou, Bo 83 Rougeou, Henry 82 Roy, Carol 82, 151, 169, 177 Roy, Krisiin 118 Roysion, John 118 Rozier, Johnny 105, 155 Rubin, Joan 105, 145. 148, 151 Rubin, Leon 105 Rubin, Madeline 118, 162, 171 Rush, Richard 83 Rusk, Tama 105, 133, 151 Russ, Bonnie 83, 152, 179 Russell, Jerry IO5 180 Ryan, Wayne 21, 105 Ryder, Roberl' 11, 13, 48, 54, 83, 124, l40,141,179,180,189,192.196, 233, 238, 239 Ryland, PauleHe 83, 155 Sadler, Brenner 82, 137, 143, 148, 151 Saflord, Riberl' 83, 175 Sl. John, Timoihy 105 Sakanich, Lacrefia 105 Sale, Mike 105, 155, 176 Salfer, Becky 118, 145, 162 San1ord,Susann 105, 182 Sanford, Willie 119, 142, 155 Sanson, Allen 119 Sasser, Jane 82 Salierwaile, Lois 83, 151, 177 Scal1,Terill 119, 147, 182 Scalfano, Pefer 105 Schellinger, Roy 119 Schiro, Pam 82, 152 Schmidf, Erick 119, 155 Schmidf, Richard 83 Schmolke, Bobby 105,210,211 Schramm, Sharon 119 Schul1z,Ca1hy 84, 142, 160, 171, 183 Schullz, Eloise 119, 145, 161, 162. 171 Schumann, Suzanne 119 Schwarlzberg, Alberl 1 19, 163 Scoll, Dennis 105 Scoll, Jock 46, 84, 138, 139, 140, 145. 180, 202, 209, 222, 234, 238, 243 Stoll, Kallly 105, 142, 160, 171 Scoll, Ronald 105, 210 Scoll, Vicki 119, 173 Seale, Arlhur 84, 166, 167 Sears, Debbie 119 Seely, Elaine 84, 160, 174, 177, 183 Selcik, John 119, 184, 185 Sellars, Barbara 119 Sewell, Judy 85, 135, 174 Seymour, Annefle 85 Seymour, Linda 105, 171 Shapiro, Kalhy 119, 145, 151 Sharp, Alene 31, 84 Sharp, A. J. 84, 166, 167, 177 Shaw, Lacy 84, 177, 202, 209, 222, 223 She1fie1d,Mab1e 119. 151, 153, 162 Sheffield, Sieve 119 Shello, Frankie 85, 125, 127, 131, 137, 149, 151 Shelor, Beliy 85 Sherman, Barbara 119, 149 Sherman, Linda 84, 168, 169 Shirley, John 119 Shirley, Kafhy 1 19 Shiver, Wayne 85, 155 Shorie, James 106, 212 Show, Hugh 106. 147 Shuey, Carol 106, 128, 158 Shuff, Linda 119 Silva, Jim 84, 149, 151, 166, 167 Simmons, Allen 106, 185 Simmons, Mary Jane 77.85, 128, 145, 60 Simmons, Rebecca 119 Simon, Janel 119 Simpson, Peggy 84 Sisfrunk, Doris 119 Siflon, Brenda 106, 175 Sifzes, Gregory 106 Skelfon, Pafsy 85 Slack, Dave 86, 152, 209 S1augh'1er,S1eve 27, 106, 125, 152, 153 Slayfer, Cecilia 119 Slayfer, Ricky 119 Sleef, Jack 53, 86, 130, 142, 149, 177 Slenkamp, David 87, 166, 185 Slenkamp, Donna 106 Smilh Smilh Smilh Smilh Smilh 145 Smilh Smifh, Smiilx Smilh Smifh. Smith, Smiih, Smilh. Smifh. Smilh, Smilh. Smifh, Smiih. Smifh. Smilh. Smilh. Smilh, Smilh. 151 Baker 87, 145, 151 Barbara 87, 145, 131, 160 Barry 106, 145, 161 Carol 106 Charloffe los, iso, 133, 134. 151. 168. ws Delynn 119, 154, 155 Derald 4, 106, 128, 147, 189 Donna 87 Gay1e119, 171 Herbie 86, 95, 128, 173 Jerry 119, 152 J. O. 106 Larry 86 Linda 106, 153 Linda 119, 169 Maxine 106 Ralph 106 Shirley 119 Sybil 87, 125 Tommy los. I55 Trudy 106 Whil' 87, 148, 151,240 Wilburn 8, 24, 106, 142, 149, I55, 128, 167 Snow, Johnny 119 Snow, Linda 87, 152, 153 Snowbarger, Kay 87 Snowden,Jane11 86, 135, 151, 174 Soileau, Carmen 106, 149, 160, 171 Soloman, Brenda 119, 169, 171 Spake, Pa1'119 Sparks. Paula 108, 119, 152, 153 Spence, Sherry 119 Sprinkle. Warren 119 Slallord, Jane 87, 174 Slallord, Margarel 106 Slallings, Karla 119, 139, 153, 169, 171 Slanley, Mary 86, 132, 168, 171 Slanley, David 56. 87, 143, 164, 167. 177, 180 Slaples, Pele 86, 140, 151, 164, 166, 167. 177, 180 Slark, Mary 106 Slarr, Carol 106, 151, 154, 155, 168 Sleed, Bill 87 Slegeman, Jack 35, 106, 147, 166 Slein, Karl 85, 88, 133. 136, 137, 167. 238, 242 Slein, Kemplon 106 Slephens, Glen 106, 147 Slephens, Susie 88, 127, 143 Slelller, Janel 88 Slevens, George 106 Slevens, Nadine 119, 162, 169 Slevenson, Jimmy 88, 174, 179, 189, 195. 196 Slewarl, Penny 56, 89, 147, 158, 171, 179, 229, 243 Slewarl, Perry 106 Slewarl, Susan 69 Slilley, Becky 119 Slinson, Kathleen 119, 147 Slokes, Travis 106 Slovall, Sammy 88 Slowe, Arlhur 106. 155 Slracener, Linda 119, 135, 171 Slracener, Margie 88, 152 Slrange, Henry 119 Slreel, Molie 119, 153 Slrolher, Donald 106 Slroud, Carolyn 88. 153 Slroud, Don 120, 155 Sluarl. Larry 88, 152 Sullivan, Helen 89, 169 Sullivan, Sue 120, 169 Sweelman, Frank 89, 163, 167, 177, 181, 184, 185 Swido, Tommy 106 Tanner, Ann 106 Tanner, Gary 88, 166 Tarver, Philip I20 Tarver, Roberl 89 Tassin, Linda 106 Tassin, Mary 106, 125, 131, 157, 160, 171, 179 Tassin, Mike 88 Tassin. Shirley 120, 173 Taylor, Rickey 48, 89, 125, 136, 137. 140, 179.189, 191, 232, 196, 212. 238, 242 Teague, John 106, 147 Teague, Sam 88, 151, 152, 179, 212 Tessier, Roberl 89, 19 Tesla, Phyllis 120. 149, 162 Thiels, Jack 120 Thbls, Sammy 106 Thomas, Felix 106 Thompson. Geri 106 Thompson, Jack 90, 145 Thompson, Waller 90 Thoms, Pam 91, 169 Thorkelson, Jell 91, 202, 206 Thornlon, Gwen 91, 152 Tidwell, Chuck 106, 179, 212, 216 Tillman, Marlha 120, 125, 145, 149. 161, 162, 171 Tillman, Mary 106, 182 Timmer, Danny 91, 145, 166, 177 Tison, Danny 91, 145. 166, 177 Tison, Charles 120 Tison, Graeme 107 Toal, George 107 Toney, Penny 120, 155 Towle. Linda 120 Townley, Janice 120 Townley, Kay 120, 169, 171 Townley, Linda 90, 135, 151, 171 Townley, Sheldon 120 Townsend. Billy 120 Travis, Alice 35, IO7, 179 Trax, Jack 107, 147, 135, 177 Trosper, Janel 90 Tucker, Sherry 120, 145, 139, 169, 171 Tullos, Slanley 91, 185 Turner, Mike 91, 174, 189 Turregano, Ginger, 120, 147 Uhrich, Eddie 91, 155 Urban, Annelle 91, 160, 168, 171, 173 Urena, Belly 90 Urena, Waller 91 Valenline, Carolyn 90, 145 Vallery, Donna 107, 142 Vanasselburg, Iris 120, 169 Vanderlord, Harry 107, 181, 184 Vanlangendonck, Donald 107 Vanlangendonck, Ronald 91. 175 Van Zandl, Bruce 25, 107, 177 Varnado, Leola 120, 145, 139, 151 Vead, Laurie 107 Velek, Barbara 120, 162 Ve1ek,Jo Ann 90, 158, 179, 182 Verzwyvell, Mary 107 Vickers, Wayne 107 Vickers, Wayne 120, 142, 185 Vicknair, Olis 120 Villerreall, Polly 120, 171, 173 Vinson, Judy 107 Volperl, Karen 120, 162 Voorhies, Evonne 120. 142. 149, 152, 153, 162 Vreeland, Valerie 91, 152, 174 Waddell, Janie 92, 149, 152, 178. 182 Waile, Toni 92, 29, 160, 169 Walden, Wayne I20 Walding, Carllon 120, 202, 205 Welding. Dianne 120, 162, 169 Waldron, Larry 120, 185 Walker, Eugene 120 Wallon, Lee 92, 152, 131, 135, 151, 155. 174, 178 Ward, Ware, Renae 120, 125, 162 Barbara 120, 169, 171 Waring, Philip 120 Warner, Joe 120, 155 Waschka, Carol 120, 139, 149 Walers, Danny 107 Walkins, Roberl 92 Walson, Carl 92, 155 Waugh, Linda 120, 152 Webb, Bob 120 Weber, Susie 93, 145, 132, 136, 160 Weems, Tricia 48, 75, 93, 131, 132, 136 137, 165, , Welch, Sleve 92 173 156.231, 242 Wells, Don 120, 176 Welch, Mary Ann 35, 107, 145, 125, 133, 160, 171,179 Wells, Glenn 5.93, 132, 137, 140, 141. Warner, Joe 120, 155 151,165,I66,167, 180 Wells, Leslie 121, 149, 1'61, 162 Werlz, Bob 107, 135, 138, 139 Werlz, Tommy 121 Weyand, Jon 107, 125. 149 While, Cindy 121, 151 While,Char1olle 107, 169 While, Danny 121 While, Donald 107 While, Horace 5, 92 While, Janel 93 While, While. While, Linda 107, 152, 173, 174 Peggy 121, 162, 171 Sandra 107 Whillinglon, Timolhy 92 Wiggins, Penny 34, 107, 145, 160 Wilkins, Ronny 93, 179, 218, 219, 220 Will, Sue 107 Williams, Carl 12, 155 Williams, Cindi 94, 151, 152, 153 Williams, Frank 121, 189 Williams, Larry 121, 149 Williams, Sharon 95, 135, 152, 188 Williams, Wanda 107 Williams. Wayne 181 Walker Walker, Walker, Walker, ,Glen 92 Jane 56, 92, 130, 160, 165 Jimmy 93, 189. 194, 196 Ray 107 Wall, Dillon 93, 155 Wall, Janel 120 Wall. Kalhy 120 Wallace, Jane 107, 145 Wallon, Amy 120, 174 Williamson. Dudley I2, I42. 197. 198, 210. 239 Willis, Charles 107, 145 Wiilis. Wilson I21 Wilson, Bonnie IO7 Wilson, Judy 121 Wilson Sharon IO7, 171. I77 Wilson, Terry IO7 Wilson. 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I6O Woodrow, Tommy I2I, I49, I55 Wooley. Sandra IO7 Woofan, John I21 Worfhy. Chuck I2I Worfhy, Pamela 121. 153 Goff Music Company 275 Wrighf, Wayne I2I Wynne, Becky 121 Yarbrough. Jerry I2I Yeager, Befsyellen 95. 28, 137, 145, I49, I60 Yeager. Mary 35. 121. 149 Yeager, Nona 94, I25, 131, I47, I58, 164 Yeager, Scoff 121 Yenna, Sieve I2I, I47 Young, Howard I2I, I47 Young, Leila IO7, 160 Zuck, David 95, I75 Zundel. John I2I Advertisements Acme. Pefife 281 Emerson Agan Insurance Agency 279 W. R. Aldrich 8: Co. 284 Alexander 81 Bolfon 285 Alexandria Academy of Beaufy Culfure9287 Com plimenfs Complimenfs Complimenfs Complimenfs Com plimenfs Complimenfs Complimenfs Complimenfs fux 294 P. C. 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