Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1972 volume:

CUMTUX ALTERNATE lOgERUEAOCn ' COURTFSTCHESS ICWMITTFFC1H REPORTER KSim |j. JBRMWCV-Wi 2 3 5 7 8 9 11 12 14 IDEAL TRANSITION ACCOMPLISHED Serving Bolton in the finest fashion, he is the link binding faculty and students. A man of stature, who instills in us a regeneration of spirit, sustains our old traditions while providing us with new insights. This respected leader can be seen walking the halls at any hour, planning and caring for the individual as well as the masses. Mr. Jesse Doyle, our principal, lives his profession — making the final decision alone. UPPER LEFT: Disciplinary measures are designated to assistant principal Mr. Wade Dearman. Mr. Dearman received his B.A. degree from Southeastern State University and his M.Ed. from Louisiana State University. LEFT: Assisting in the execution of administrative duties is Mr. Morris T. Thomas. Mr. Thomas received his B.S. and M.Ed. degrees from Southern University. ABOVE: The task of recording daily attendance is placed under the capable direction of Mr. Douglas Taylor. Mr. Taylor received his B.A. degree from the University of Mississippi and his M.A. degree from Louisiana State University. 17 DEVOTED STAFFS MEET EDUCATIONAL NEED MRS. MARJORIE BENGE Guidance Counselor Louisiana State University — B.S.. M.S. MR. JOHN D. DAVIS Guidance Counselor Louisiana College — B.A. Louisiana State University. M.Ed. OPPOSITE TOP: Transcribing many facts vital in transacting school business is Miss Wilkie. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Located in the central office are Bolton indispensables. Mrs. Toney and Mrs. Kees. OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: Routine to Mrs. Taylor as guidance secretary is the maintenance of thorough files. OPPOSITE BOTTOM RIGHT: For Mrs. Herring the task of maintaining daily attendance records is never-ending. 18 -o OPPOSITE TOP: After a hard day $ work, staff members relax and discuss daily activities. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Maintenance staff receives daily assignments. LEFT: Mrs. David plans another balanced meal for the Bolton masses. BOTTOM: Lunches could not be adequately prepared and served without the knowledge of the Cafeteria Staff. Mrs. Elmena David Cafeteria Supervisor 21 MISS LUCILLE SPURLOCK Librarian Northwestern State University — B.S. Louisiana State University — B.L.S. MRS. VIRGINIA STROHSCHEIN Head Librarian Louisiana Tech University — B.S. Louisiana State University — M.S. Library Club Sponsor RIGHT: MRS. STROHSCHEIN observes students at work with invaluable library materials. BELOW: A dedicated librarian Mrs. Spurlock devotes hours in the pursuit of library excellence. 22 UNIQUE STUDY BROADENS IDEAS Mr. Cyphert, who is experiencing his first year as a member of the Bolton faculty, instructs the new Work Study Program. Operating as a parallel to the Distributive Education Program, this study involves the students being taught by Mr. Cyphert the first half of the day. while venturing into the study of prevocations in the afternoon. Bolton is honored in claiming this program as the only one of its kind in Rapides Parish. 23 MISS HELEN ADAMS Algebra II. Trigonometry. Advanced Math Louisiana State University — B.S.. M.A. Cumtux Business Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor MR. H. R. BOOZE Algebra I. II. General Math. Business Math Southern University — B.S.. M.Ed. Math Club Sponsor MR. DAVID FITZGERALD Mechanical Drawing. Algebra I. II Louisiana College — B.A. Louisiana State University — M.A. RIGHT: Mr. Booze conveys new concepts in math to his students. BELOW LEFT: The conducting of a class in an informal manner often aids the student in understanding basic concepts. BELOW RIGHT: Fundamental Ideas are conveyed to the students by Mr. Jones as he lectures to his class. 24 ■ SCHOLARS EXPLORE MATHEMATICAL REALMS MR. DAVID L JONES General Math Southern University — B.S.. M.Ed. MR. RALPH KEES Algebra I. Senior Arithmetic Louisiana College — B.S. Northwestern State College — M.Ed. LEFT: Perpetually energetic. Miss Adams ponders the answer to her acquiescent class. BELOW: Mr. Fitzgerald utilizes his talents improving his students drawing. 25 MRS. DELIA MILLER Geometry. Algebra II. Senior Arithmetic Louisiana Tech University — B.S. Cumtux Business Sponsor MRS. EVA POWELL General Math Grambling College — B.S. Prairie View A M College — M.S. MRS. IDA C. SAMPSON Geometry. Algebra I Louisiana College — B.S. BRUIN Sales Sponsor ABOVE: Explanations of mathematical concepts are provided by Mrs. Powell to further the understanding of her students. RIGHT: Testing provides Mrs. Sampson with an accurate concept of her students' knowledge. 26 BRUINS RESEARCH BIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES To examine different biological forms of plant life. Mrs. Culpepper assists Charles Shirley in his first experiment. MRS. LINDA F. CULPEPPER Biology Northwestern State College — B.S., M.Ed. National Honor Society Sponsor MR. RICHARD CULPEPPER Biology Northwestern State College — B.S.. M.S. Chess Club Sponsor 27 8TUDENT9 EXPLORE SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES MR. JESSE HUTCHINSON Physics. General Science Southeastern State College — B.S. Northwestern State College — M.S. University of Southern Mississippi — D.Ed. Radio Club Sponsor CAP Co-Sponsor MR. JOE O'MEALEY Chemistry I. II Oklahoma State — B.S. University of Oklahoma — M.S. MR. ALFRED ROSHTO General Science. Chemistry I Louisiana College — B.A. Northwestern State College — M.Ed. Photography Club Sponsor Press Club Co-Sponsor 28 MRS. RUBY SMITH General Science Grambling College — B.S. Future Nurses' Sponsor MR. ELVIN TUBRE General Science. Biology Southwestern State College — B.S. Louisiana State University — M.S. Civil Defense Sponsor TOP LEFT: Mr. Roshto demonstrates the expansion and contraction of water. BOTTOM LEFT: Biology is made both motivating and amusing by Mr. Tubre. TOP RIGHT: To better understand chemistry Mr. O'Mealey has Nora Steinschulte and Paul Davis perform an experiment. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Hutchinson helps freshmen enter into the new world of science. ENGLISH INSPIRES LITERARY EXCELLENCE MRS. DEROTHA J. ANDERSON English II. Ill Wilberforce University — A.B. University of Pittsburgh — M.Lit. MRS. MARGUERITE BAKER English IV Southern University — B.A. Quill and Scroll Sponsor MRS. HELEN M. BENNETT English II. Journalism Ouachita College — B.A. Cumtux Editorial Sponsor 30 TOP LEFT: Mrs. Bennett compares different types of manuscript with Mary Dill and Jim Goff. BOTTOM LEFT: An English IV class enjoys the explanation of a novel by Mrs. Baker. TOP RIGHT: Miss Patterson specifies Steve Almgren's grammatical errors. BOTTOM RIGHT: So that her students might better understand poetry. Mrs. Cox explains the elements of a sonnet. MRS. VYRTIS COX English I. II Louisiana College — B.A. Northwestern State College— M.A. Student Council Co-Sponsor MRS. R. E. JOHNSON English I Grambling College — B.S. Press Club Sponsor MISS DOROTHY PATTERSON English I. Ill Louisiana College — B.A. 31 RIGHT: Research, preparation, individual talent . . . elements of a well-given speech as shown by Mr. Bushnell. ABOVE: Mrs. Lawrence aids Lilly Ann Provine in her research for an author’s symbolism. MRS. LILLIAN M. CANNON Reading Southern University — B.S., M.Ed. MRS. RAMONA LAWRENCE English I. II Louisiana College — B.A. FTA Sponsor MR. RICHARD BUSHNELL Speech I. II. Ill Louisiana State University and Northwestern State University — B.A. NFL. Thespians. Dramatic Club Sponsor 32 MULTILINGUAL CURRICULA BENEFITS BHS ABOVE LEFT: Those studying French can visualize living in France from Mrs. Robertson's posters. BOTTOM LEFT: Although Latin is very seldom spoken today. Mrs. Partridge shows Grace Tindol, Sarah Bringhurst, and Bobbie O'Quinn the area in which it was once spoken fluently. ABOVE: Mrs. Andries perfects students' Spanish pronunciation in the new language lab. MRS. ELOISE G. ANDRIES French I. Spanish I. II, III Northwestern State College — M.A. Spanish Club Sponsor MRS. INEZ PARTRIDGE Latin I. II. English I. IV Louisiana College — B.A. Northwestern State College — M.A. Latin Club Sponsor MRS. LINDA ROBERTSON French II. III. IV. English II Northwestern — B.A. French Club Sponsor 33 PAST AND PRESENT — KEYS TO OUR FUTURE RIGHT: Mrs. Forcia narrates a film, a definite asset in the understanding of a civics lesson. BELOW: Personal instruction ... a teacher s talent ... as portrayed by Mr. Anstasio. OPPOSITE TOP: As pointed out by Mrs. Gamble, current events are vital for the rounded education of the history student. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Talcing time out for class instruction Mrs. Mongue tends to the needs of the individual student. MR CHARLES ANASTASIO Civics Louisiana State University — B.S. Northwestern State University — M.A. MISS RUBY DOWNS American History. Civics. World History Louisiana College — B.A. MRS. GEORGIA FORCIA American History Wiley College — B.A. MRS. DILUE LE SUER Civics. Government. Economics University of North Texas — B.S. Cumtux Business Sponsor 34 MRS. VERONCIA GAMBLE Civics Southern University — B.S. Columbia University — M.A. MRS. MARGARET H. MONGUE Geography. Civics Massachusetts State Teachers College — B.S. Jr. Red Cross Sponsor MRS. FREDDIE JO NICHOLS American History. Sociology Louisiana College — B.A. Student Council Co-Sponsor 35 DOMESTIC SCIENCE ENRICHED WITH STUDY MRS. JANICE BURNES Home Economics I. Home and Family Living University of Southern Mississippi — B.S. FHA Co-Sponsor MRS. DELORES CRAWFORD Home Economics II. III. IV Grambling College — B.S. FHA Sponsor MRS. FRANCES DARLENE DISRUD Home Economics I. II Te as Technological University — B.A. 36 OPPOSITE PAGE: Sewing, e task rewarded after hours of patience, is explained by Mrs. Disrud. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Burnes instructs as the first painstaking attempts at sewing are made. BOTTOM LEFT: Lorraine Gautier and Mrs. Crawford work together, creating a delicious stew. BOTTOM: Cooperation is necessary to produce a delicious meal. 37 MUQIC — AN INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP FEAT RIGHT: The understanding of musical notes, as emphasized by Mr. Clayton opens a new field for more rewarding experiences. BOTTOM: Extra strenuous hours of practice yield perfected halftime shows. H. DORMAN CLAYTON Concert Band. Jazz Ensemble. Chorale. Choir. Girls’ Glee Club. Theory Louisiana College — B.A. Northwestern State University — M.Ed. MRS. RODESSA M. METOYER Instrumental Music Southern University — B.S. 38 ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Thomas supervises the making of wicker baskets. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Foil and Mr. Thomas observe John Meek, who is artist in residence for Rapides Parish. ABOVE: Patience is one necessary characteristic in teaching industrial arts. MRS. MARY FOIL Art Louisiana Tech University — B.A. BRUIN Editorial Sponsor MR. AUBREY HAWKINS Industrial Arts University of Southwestern — B.A. Louisiana State University — M.S. MR. MORRIS T. THOMAS Art Southern University — B.S.. M.Ed. 39 BRUINS MASTER OCCUPATIONAL TECHNIQUES MR. WILLIAM CARLYON Typing I. Business Machines Northwestern State College — B.S. Oklahoma University — M.B.Ed.. M.Ed. MISS RUTH FOGLEMAN Secretarial Practice COE Coordinator Northwestern State University — B.S. Louisiana State University — M.Ed. FBLA Sponsor MR. GARY NUGENT D.E. II. III. Civics Louisiana College — B.S. Key Club Sponsor DE Club Sponsor 40 MRS. ALINE STASG Shorthand. Typing I. II Our Lady of the Lake College — B.S. BRUIN Business Sponsor MRS. ANNA LEE WILLIAMS Typing I. II Southern University — B.S.. M.Ed. LEFT: Miss Fogleman informs her COE students on the essentials of business administration. BELOW: The typewriter, a complex machine, is shown in proper usage by Mrs. Stagg. OPPOSITE: Mr. Nugent points out the correct attitudes necessary in the business profession. 41 MRS. MARVIS ANDERSON Girl’s Physical Education Grambling College — B.S. McNeese State College — M.S. Drill Team Sponsor Intramural Coordinator MRS. THEDA DILL Health Louisiana College — B.S. Northwestern — M.Ed. GAA Co-Sponsor Student Instructors Sponsor Concession Stand Sponsor MISS CAROL DUCOTE Girl's Physical Education Louisiana State — B.S. Northwestern — M.Ed. GAA Co-Sponsor Gymnastic Team Sponsor Cheerleader Sponsor MISS ALICE KELLY Girl's Physical Education Louisiana Tech — B.S., M.S. Booster Sponsor Tennis Team Sponsor TOP RIGHT: Basic skills, rhythm, and coordination are combined with music to provide an enjoyable way to develop the body. BOTTOM RIGHT: The varied educational programs are expanded to include popular sports. PHYSICAL EDUCATORS — BODY SKILL EXPERTS MR. BILL MORRIS Boy's Physical Education Delta State College — B.S. University of Southern Mississippi — M.Ed. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Sponsor MR. MIKE PEEVY Boy's Physical Education Louisiana College — B.A. Mississippi State — M.Ed. MR. AUBREY SANDERS Boy's Physical Education McNeese State College — B.S. Northwestern State College — M.Ed. B Club Sponsor 43 DISCIPLINE AND DEDICATION — AFJROTC COL CHARLES KELLY Aerospace Education Northwestern — B.S. ROTC Sponsor SGT. JAMES RISER Aerospace Education ABOVE: Sergeant Riser shows a model of a military plane to a CAP member. RIGHT: Robert Slaughter reflects Colonel Kelly's explanation of ROTC regulations. 44 45 47 — Adams, J. Adler, K. Ainsworth, P. Albin, B. Allen, N. Antee, B. Arnold, C. Auwaerter, J. ADAMS, JOHN PAUL — Interact Club 69-72: FCA 70-72; Jr. Football 69-70: Varsity Football 70-72. ADLER, KAREN — Student Council 69-72: BRUIN Edi- torial Staff 70-72: Copy Editor 70-71. Editor-in-Chief 71-72: Quill and Scroll 71-72: Louisiana Girls' State Al- ternate 71-72: National Honor Society 70-72: Vice- President 71-72: Bruinettes 69-70: Boosters 70-71: Drum Squad 70-71: French Honor Society 69-70: GAA 69- 71; Graduation Usher 70-71: Student Gym Instruc- tor 70-72: Honor Roll 69-72: Optimist Club Pat-on- the-Back' Award 71-72. AINSWORTH, PEGGY — Dramatic Club 69-70: FBLA 70- 72: FNA 70-72. ALBIN, BENNIE — Physical Fitness Award 69-70. ALLEN, NANCY — Dramatic Club 69-71; Bruinettes 69-70: Boosters 70-71: Spanish Club 70-71: FBLA 71- 72; COE 71-72; Civil Defense 69-71: Baccalaureate Usher 70-71. ANTEE, BRENDA — BRUIN Business Staff 71-72: Dra- matic Club 71-72: GAA 71-72: Library Club 71-72: Transferred from Alexandria Senior High. Alexandria. Louisiana 71. ARNOLD, CHERYL — Mr. Taylor's Staff 69-7 I: GAA 69-70: FHA 71-72. AUWAERTER, JOHN — Student Council 70-72: Dra- matic Club 70-72: Band 69-72: Rapides Parish Honor Band 69-71: United States High School Band and Cho- rus 71: Chess Club 70-72: ROTC 69-72. 49 Barham, C. Barnett, J. Bayone, B. Beard, K. Beauboeuf, D. Beauregard, A. Beebe, G. Berlin, P. BARHAM, CAROL — Main Office Staff 71-72. BARNETT, JOEY — Band 69-72: Stage Band 69-72: Cast: Little Mary Sunshine 70-71. BAYONE, BENJAMIN — DE 70-72: Jr. Football 69-70. BEARD KEITH — DE 70-72. BEAUBOEUF, DONNA — DE 71-72. BEAUREGARD, ANGELA— FBLA 71-72: COE 71-72. BEEBE, GAIL — BRUIN Business Staff 71-72: Dramatic Club 69-71: Mr. Taylor's Staff 69-72: FHA 70-71: Civil Defense 69-70. BERLIN, PAUL BETHANY, DANNY — Transferred from Escambia High School. Armore, Alabama 71. BIALY, MARK BIRDSONG, DAVID BLACKMON, BARBARA — Dramatic Club 69-70: FNA 69-70: Radio Club 70-71: Photography Club 71- 72: Secretary 71-72: Swim Team 70-72: Manager 70- 71: CAP 69-72. BLACKWELL, PAT — Student Council 71-72: BRUIN Business Staff 70-72: Bruinettes 69-70: Boosters 70-72: President 71-72: Jr. Red Cross Alternate 69-70: Jr. Red Cross 70-71; GAA 69-70: Student Instructor 71-72: Homecoming Court 71-72. BLALOCK, DONALD — Projection Staff 70-72: FCA 70-72: Jr. Basketball 69-70: Baseball Team 70-72. BLALOCK, JAMES — FCA 69-72: Jr. Football 69-71: Varsity Football 71-72: Jr. Basketball 69-70: Golf Team 70-72: Baseball Team 70-72. BLOCH, DAN — Student Council 69-71: Concession Staff 69-72: Main Office Staff 71-72: Projection Staff 69-72: Key Club 71-72. 50 PEL STATE PROMOTES SENIOR INVOLVEMENT David Marler exercises political techniques during a hectic Pelican State assembly. Bethany, D. Bialy, M. Birdsong, D. Blackmon, B. Blackwell, P. Blalock, D. Blalock, J. Bloch, D. 51 BODLEY, JAMES BONIOL, THOMAS — FBLA 69-71: 4-H 71-72; Trans- ferred from Alexandria Senior High, Alexandria. Louisi- ana 71. BONTON, JUNE — Dramatic Club 70-71; Glee Club 69-70: Boosters 70-71: Main Office Staff 70-71; GAA 69-72: 4-H 69-70: Student Gym Instructor 70-71. BORDELON, GARY — Transferred from Alexandria Senior High, Alexandria. Louisiana 71. BORDELON, STEWART — Jr. Red Cross 70-7 I; Civil Defense 70-71: ROTC 69-72: Varsity Football 71-72: Manager 71 -72. BOTLEY, JUNE — Assistant Principals Office Staff 71-72; 4-H 71-72. BOUDREAUX, MALCOLM — Dramatic Club 71-72: Photography Club 69-70: Transferred from Morgan City High School. Morgan City, Louisiana 70. BOWEN, KATHI — FBLA 71-72: FHA 71-72: 4-H 71- 72. BRADY, ANITA BRASHER, JAMES — Main Office Staff 71-72; Projec- tion Staff 70-72. BREWSTER, DAVID ILEY — Choir 69-70: Chorale 70- 71; Band 69-71: FCA 70-72: Football Manager 69-70. 71-72: Golf Team 71-72. BRINGHURST, MARINA — BRUIN Business Staff 71- 72: Councilman 71-72; Main Office Staff 71-72; Jr. Red Cross 71-72: Latin Club 69-70: FHA 69-70: Bacca- laureate Usher 70-71: Honor Roll 70-71; Transferred from Alexandria Senior High, Alexandria, Louisiana 70. BROUILETTE, CHARLENE MARIE — Dramatic Club 69-70: FBLA 70-72: GAA 71-72: Photography Club 71-72; Transferred from Holy Saviour Menard High School. Alexandria, Louisiana 69. BROUSSARD, MICHAEL L. — Student Council 71-72. BROWNELL, SYLVIA BURNS, BRUCE 8odley, J. Bonial, T. Bonton, J. Bordelon, G. Bordelon, S. Botley, S. Boudreau, M. Bowen, K. 52 SPORTS UNIFY SENIOR ABILITIES Brady, A. Brasher, J. Brewster, D. Bringhurst, M. Brouillette, C. Broussard, M. Brownell, S. Burns, B. 53 B Club members, George Lucas and Ralph Perry, relax for a moment before their daily practices. 1 ORGANIZATION MAINTAINS THRIFTY MANAGEMENT BRUIN Business staffer Marina Bringhurst toils over sales records. Burgess, W. Burnaman, L. Butler, S. Caletka, G. Carroll, P. Carter, W. Chadd, M. Chicola, J. 54 BURGESS, WANDA FAY — GAA 70-71. BURNAMAN, LARRY — Concession Staff 69-70: Pro- jection Staff 70-71: Jr. Red Cross 70-71: DE 70-71. BUTLER, SARAH — GAA 71-72: FHA 71-72: Trans- ferred from Alexandria Senior High. Alexandria. Louisi- ana 71. CALETKA, GREG CARROLL, PHYLLIS — FBLA 71-72: COE 71-72. CARTER, WANDA — Mr. Doyle s Staff 69-70: Jr. Red Cross 69-70: Jr. Red Cross Alternate 71-72: FBLA 71- 72: GAA 69-70. CHADD, MARK S. — Student Council 71-72: CUMTUX Editorial Staff 70-71: Quill and Scroll 71-72: Dramatic Club 69-72: Thespians 71-72: Chorale 70-71: Band 69-71: Key Club 71-72: Swim Team 70-72: Cast: Little Mary Sunshine 70-71 Night of January 16th 71-72. CHICOLA, JUDY — Bruinettes 69-70: Main Office Staff 71-72: GAA 70-71. CLARK, LOUISE — FBLA 71-72: Vice-President 71-72. CLAYTON, DAVID —Interact Club 70-72: FCA 70-72: Jr. Football 69-70: V. Football 70-72: B Club 70-72. COLBERT, CLARENCE CONNER, ROGER — Band 69-71: FCA 69-71: Varsity Football 69-71. COOPER, PAMELA — GAA 70-71. COTTON, BEVERLY — GAA 70-71. CRAWFORD, DORCAS B. — Choir 71-72: Trans- ferred from Delhi High School, Delhi. Louisiana 71. CYRIAQUE, RAYMOND — ROTC 69-72. Clark, L. Clayton, D. Colbert, C. Conner, R. Cooper, P. Cotton, B. Crawford, D. Cyriaque, R. 55 HONOR ORGANIZATION SERVER STUDENT BODY Daigle, P. Daigrepont, J. Dambach, S. D'Amico, P. Danzy, P. Daspit, C. Dauzat, F. Delaney, V. DAIGLE, PATRICK — COE 71-72. DAIGREPONT, JUDY DAMBACH, SUE — FBLA 71-72: Transferred from William R. Boone High, Orlando. Florida 71. D'AMICO, PAULETTE DANZY, PAULA DASPIT, CHARLES — BRUIN Business Staff 69-70: CUMTUX Editorial Staff 70-72: French Honor Society 69- 70: Honor Roll 69-72: National Merit Semifinalist 71-72. DAUZAT, FRANK DELANEY, VIVIAN — GAA 71-72: Transferred from Alain LeRoy High, Los Angeles, California 71. DELCOMYN, DEBORAH — COE 71-72. DEMAREST, NOEL — BRUIN Business Staff 69-72: As- sistant Manager 71-72: Quill and Scroll 71-72; Bru- inettes 69-70: Boosters 70-71: Drum Squad 70-71 : Main Office Staff 70-71: French Honor Society 70-71. DEMING, CLAIBORNE — Quill and Scroll 71-72: Dra- matic Club 71-72: Secretary 71-72: Interact Club 70- 72: President 71-72: French Honor Society 71-72: FCA 70- 71: Varsity Football 70-71; Transferred from Kent School. Kent, Connecticut, 70. DESSELLE, LOUIS DILL, MARY PAULINE — Quill and Scroll 71-72; FBLA 71-72: CUMTUX Editorial Staff 71-72: Exchange Edi- tor 71-72: Student Gym Instructor 71-72; Transferred from Alexandria Senior High. Alexandria, Louisiana 71. DONALDSON, BUDDY — Student Council 69-71: Presidential Advisor 71-72: BRUIN Editorial Staff 69- 72: Junior Class Editor 70-71, Senior Class Editor 71- 72: Quill and Scroll 70-72: Vice-President 71-72: Louisi- ana Boys' State 71-72: House of Representatives 71-72: Clerk of the House 71-72: National Honor Society 70- 72; NFL 69-71: Key Club 69-72: Stage Crew 70-71: Golf Team 69-72: Honor Roll 69-72; Best All-Around 69-70: Class Officer 69-7 I: President 69-70. Vice-Presi- dent 70-71: War Council 69-71. DORSEY, GLORIA DROUET, DELIA — BRUIN Editorial Staff 71-72: Fea- tures Editor 71-72: BRUIN Business Staff 71-72: Quill and Scroll 71-72: Dramatic Club 69-72: President 71- 71; NFL 69-72: Secretary 70-71. Treasurer 71-72: Bru- inettes 69-70: GAA 69-71; Graduation Usher 70-71: Student Gym Instructor 71-72: Honor Roll 69-72: Fo- rensic Achievement Award 70-71: Speech Honors: Superior, McNeese State College 69-70: 2nd. North- western State College 69-70; Best of Bolton Reporter 71-72. 56 Dill. M. Donaldson, B. Dorsey, G. Drouet, D. Delcomyn, D. Demarest, N. Darning, C. Deselle, L. Quill and Scroll member. Jo Lea Gamburg, assists fellow member, Dave Tweedie in his purchase at the annual Book Fair. DUGAR, CHARLES DUNN, DONALD — Projection Staff 71-72: Photogra- phy Club 70-72: Chess Club 70-71. DUPREE, JOEY — Interact Club 71-72: Jr. Red Cross 69-70: DE 71-72: Jr. Basketball 69-70: Varsity Basket- ball 70-71. DURBIN, MARC — Student Council Alternate 69-71: Student Council 71-72: BRUIN Editorial Staff 71-72: Art Editor 71-72: CUMTUX Editorial Staff 71-72: Quill and Scroll 70-72: ECRIVEZ 70-72: Co-Art Editor 70-72: Louisiana Boys State 71-72: Mayor 71-72: Dramatic Club 70-72: Thespians 70-72: NFL 70-72: Chorale 71- 72: Band 69-70: Jazz Band 70-71: Key Club 70-72: Pres- ident 71-72: Cast of Little Mary Sunshine. 70-71: Night of January 16th, 71-72: Stage Crew: ' Rain- maker.' 69-70: Bye Bye Birdie, 69-70: Diary of Anne Frank.’’ 70-71: Parish Honor Band 69-70. EAST. DEBBIE — Student Council 69-71; CUMTUX Ed- itorial Staff 70-72: Features Editor 71-72: Quill and Scroll 71-72: Dramatic Club 69-71; NFL 69-70: Choir 71-72: Chorale 71-72: French Honor Society 69-71: Graduation Usher 70-71: Student Gym Instructor 70- 71: Honor Roll 69-72. EDMONDS, FANAY — Dance Drill Team 71-72. ELLIS, DAVID — Swim Team 70-71. ELLZEY, PAUL — Student Council Alternate 69-70: BRUIN Business Staff 69-70: CUMTUX Editorial Staff 70- 72: Features Editor 71-72: Quill and Scroll 71-72: National Honor Society 70-72: Dramatic Club 69-72: Chorale 70-72: Reporter 70-71: Band 69-72; Drum Major 71-72: Projection Staff 71-72: Jr. Red Cross 69- 72: Latin Club 69-72: Treasurer 70-71. President 71-72: Honor Roll 69-72: Bye Bye Birdie 69-70: Little Mary Sunshine 70-71; Production Staff of Little Mary Sun- shine. EVANS, MICHAEL — CUMTUX Editorial Staff 71-72: Projection Staff 71-72: Latin Club 71-72: Transferred from Savannah High School. Savannah, Georgia 71. EVANS, ROBIN — Student Council Alternate 70-71: BRUIN Editorial Staff 70-71: Thespians 71-72: Choir 71- 72: Chorale 70-71: Bruinettes 69-70: Squad Leader 69- 70; Alternate Cheerleader 70-71: Graduation Usher 70- 71: Homecoming Court 69-71: Maid of Honor 70- 71: Key Club Calendar 69-71; Campus Queen Court 70-71; Production Crew Little Mary Sunshine 70-71. EVANS, RONNIE — Track Team 69-71. EYRE, BYRON — Student Council Alternate 71-72: Student Council 69-7 I; CUMTUX Editorial Staff 70-72: Editor-in-Chief 71-72; Quill and Scroll 70-72: Louisiana Boys' State 71-72; National Honor Society 70-72: Presi- dent 71-72: Key Club 69-72: Treasurer 71-72; Varsity Football 69-70: Trainer 70-72: B Club 69-72: Secre- Dugor, G. Dunn, D. Dupree, J. Durbin, M. East, D. Edmonds, F. Ellis. D. Ellzey, P. 58 A FLEETING MOMENT FOREVER IN PRINT Evans, M. Evans, R. Evans, R. Eyra, B. Eznaclt, J. Feazell, W. Foil. N. Foshee, D. CUMTUX Editor-in-Chief Byron Eyre types diligently in efforts to meet yet another deadline. tary 70-71; Honor Roll 69-72; Presidential Classroom 71-72; National Merit Semifinalist 71-72. EZNACK, JANICE — Transferred from Alexandria Senior High, Alexandria. Louisiana 71. FEAZEL, BILLY — Transferred from Alexandria Senior High, Alexandria. Louisiana 71. FOIL, NANCY ELIZABETH — BRUIN Editorial Staff 69-72: Art Editor 70-71, Associate Editor-in-Chief 71- 72; Quill and Scroll 70-72; ECRIVEZ 70-72. Co-Art Edi- tor 70-72; Louisiana Girls' State 71-72: Keynote Speak- er: Senator Most Outstanding Citizen 71-72: Dramatic Club 69-72; Thespians 69-72: Secretary 70-71, Treasur- er 71 -72: Chorale 7 I -72: Bruinettes 69-70: Squad Lead- er 69-70: SAA 69-70: Baccalaureate Usher 70-71: Pro- duction Crew ’ Rainmaker. 69-70; Bye Bye Birdie, 69- 70: Diary of Anne Frank, 70-71; Little Mary Sun- shine, 70-71; Cast of Little Mary Sunshine, 70-71: Student Director Diary of Anne Frank,” 70-71: The Night of January 16th,” 71-72: Band Halftime An- nouncer 71 -72. FOSHEE, DAVID M. — Student Council 70-71: FCA 70- 71: Jr. Football 69-70: Varsity Football 70-72; B Club 70-72: Track Team 69-72. 59 TIRING NIGHTS; TEDIOUS WORK; BRUIN FORMS Bruin Editor-in-Chief Karen Adler, performs one of her many tasks, drawing a layout. Franklin, G. Franklin, J. Franklin, S. Free, L Fuller, D. Gagnard, L. Gamburg, J. L. Garon, M. 60 Gauthier, L Giles. C. Goff, J. Goodrich, L Grantham, M. Gray, E. Gray, F. Green, B. FRANKLIN, GREG FRANKLIN, JANELL — Glee Club 70-71: Bruinettes 69-70: Boosters 70-71: FBLA 71-72: COE 71-72. FRANKLIN, STEVE — Band 69-72: FBLA 70-71: Trans- ferred from Alexandria Senior High, Alexandria, Louisi- ana 69. FREE, LARRY — Transferred from Gorum High School. Gorum. Louisiana 71. FULLER, DAVID — ROTC 71-72: Transferred from Oranaburg High School, Oranaburg, South Carolina 71. GAGNARD, LAURA — Student Council 69-70: Bru- inettes 69-70: French Honor Society 69-72: DE 71-72: FTA 70-72: President 71-72: 4-H 69-72: Graduation Usher 70-71: Honor Roll 69-70. GAMBURG, JO LEA — Student Council Alternate 71-72: BRUIN Editorial Staff 71-72: Senior Class Editor 71-72: CUMTUX Editorial Staff 70-71; CUMTUX Busi- ness Staff 69-71: Quill and Scroll 70-72: National Honor Society 70-72; Dramatic Club 69-71; Bruinettes 69- 70: Boosters 70-71: French Honor Society 69-70: GAA 69-70: Graduation Usher 70-71: Student Gym In- structor 70-71; Homecoming Court 70-71: Honor Roll 70- 72: Campus Queen Court 70-71: Cast: Night of January 16th 71-72: Chairman of ALSAC Drive 71- 72: Production Staff: The Rainmaker 69-70: The Diary of Anne Frank 71-72. GARON, MICKEY GAUTHIER, LORRAINE — Courtesy Committee 70- 71; DE 71-72: FHA 69-72: District III President, Chap- ter President 71-72; FTA 71-72. GILES, CONNIE — FBLA 71-72: COE 71-72. GOFF, JIM — CUMTUX Editorial Staff 71-72. GOODRICH, LUCY — BRUIN Editorial Staff 70-72: Copy Editor 70-71. Associate Editor-in-Chief 71-72: Quill and Scroll 70-72: President 71-72: Student Coun- cil 71 -72: French Honor Society 70-72: President 71 -72, Secretary-Treasurer 70-71; Thespians 70-72: Secretary 71-72: Dramatic Club 70-71; Cast: The Diary of Anne Frank 70-71; Little Mary Sunshine 70-71: Night of January 16th 71-72: Production Staff: Little Mary Sunshine- Best of Bolton Alternate 71-72: ECRIVEZ Staff 70-72: Section Editor 70-71: Student Gym In- structor 70-72: GAA 70-71: Civil Defense 70-71: Cheering Boosters 70-71: Tennis Team 69-70: BRUIN Business Staff 70-72: Key Club Calendar 71 -72: Second Place in Individual Copy, Yearbook Workshop 70-71. GRANTHAM, MELLISSA — Dramatic Club 71-72: Choir 70-72: Chorale 70-72: Glee Club 69-70: GAA 70-71: Young Voters Club 70-71 : Cast of Bye Bye Bir- die, 69-70: Little Mary Sunshine.” 70-71. GRAY, EMILY GRAY, FLOYD — Transferred from Alexandria Senior High, Alexandria. Louisiana 71. GREEN, BILLY R. — CUMTUX Editorial Staff 71-72. 61 Green, L Green, O. Greene, L. Gremillion, T. Gunn, J. Gunter, 8. Gunter, M. Hardee, C. GREEN, LINDA GREEN, ORA — FNA 71-72; 4-H 71-72. GREEN, LINDA DIANNE — BRUIN Business Staff 71- 72: Dramatic Club 71-72: Main Office Staff 71-72: GAA 71-72: Student Gym Instructor 71-72: Trans- ferred from Alexandria Senior High, Alexandria. Louisi- ana 71. GREMILLION, TERRIE — Student Council 69-71: BRUIN Business Staff 70-71: Louisiana Girls' State 71- 72: Dramatic Club 69-71: Secretary 70-71: Bruinettes 69-70: Boosters 70-71: Alternate Cheerleader 70-71: Jr. Red Cross Alternate 69-70; GAA 69-70: DE 71-72: Campus Queen Court 70-71. GUNN, JERRY — Student Council 69-70: Jr. Football 69-70: Jr. Basketball 69-70: Track Team 69-71. GUNTER, BRENDA — Band 69-71: Jazz Ensemble 70- 71; Main Office Staff 71-72; GAA 69-70. gunter, McKinley HARDEE, CURTIS HARGIS, TOMMY — Transferred from Alexandria Senior High. Alexandria, Louisiana 71. HARRIS, CASSANDRA — GAA 71-72: Math Club 69-70. HARRIS, JOHN — District Honor Band: Rapides Honor Band: All-State Band; Band 71-72; Transferred from Alexandria Senior High, Alexandria, Louisiana 71. HAUPT, GARY — National Honor Society 71-72: ROTC 70-72: Operations Technician 70-71, Cadet Commander 71-72: American Legion Military Excel- lence Award 71-72. HENDRICKS, DAVID HERREN, JEFF — DE 71-72: Transferred from Alexan- dria Senior High, Alexandria, Louisiana 71. HERRING, CHRISTINE — Student Council 71-72, Al- ternate 71-72: BRUIN Business Staff 71-72: Band 69-71: Secretary 70-71, Majorette 70-71: Office Staff 70-71: Spanish Club 69-70: GAA 69-71: Orchestra of Bye Bye Birdie 69-70. HICKS, KATHY — FNA 71-72: Transferred from Alex- andria Senior High, Alexandria, Louisiana 71. 62 DEDICATION EXCEEDS ASSUMED LIMITATIONS Having completed an arduous play. Richard Stoker waits on the sideline. Hargis, T. Harris, C. Harris, J. Haupt, G. Hendricks, D. Herren, J. Herring, C. Hicks, K. 63 ELECTIONS RECOGNIZE DEVOTED BEARS Katrina Marye tallies votes for Big Chief CUMTUX. Hicks, P. Holloway, P. Hubley, K. Jackson, F. Jakubiak, C. Jewell, B. Johnson, C. Jones, J. Jordan, R. Kati, S. Kelley, D. Kemper, M. Kennedy, M. Kershaw, C. Kinder, D. King, B. HICKS, PATTI — Bruin Business Staff 69-70; Dramatic Club 69-71; Bruinettes 69-70; Squad Leader 69-70: Head Cheerleader 70-71: Mr. Taylor’s Staff 71-72: French Honor Society 69-70: FBLA 71-72: GAA 69-70: COE 7 I -72: Student Gym Instructor 70-71; Honor Roll 70-71; Best All Around 70-71; Key Club Calendar 69- 71; Campus Queen 70-71. HOLLOWAY, PAM — BRUIN Editorial Staff 69-70; BRUIN Business Staff 70-71; Dramatic Club 69-70: Choir 71-72; Chorale 71-72: Bruinettes 69-70: Jr. Red Cross 69-72: French Honor Society 70-71: GAA 69-70: Civil Defense 69-70: 4-H 71-72: Chess Club 71-72. HUBLEY, KATHY — Jr. Red Cross 69-70: GAA 69-71: Graduation Usher 70-71: Student Gym Instructor 70- 71: Honor Roll 69-70. JACKSON, FRED — Student Council 71-72: Dramatic Club 71-72: Chorale 71-72: Band 71-72: Rapides Parish Honor Band 69-72: Transferred from Alexandria Senior High. Alexandria. Louisiana 71. JAKUBIAK, CHARLOTTE — Spanish Club 70-71; GAA 69-72: FHA 71-72: Civil Defense 71-72: 4-H 71- 72. JEWELL, BILLIE JEAN — FBLA 71-72: GAA 70-71: COE 71-72. JOHNSON, CHARLIE — DE 71-72: Baseball Team 70-71. JONES, JONETTE — Student Council 70-72: Cumtux Editorial Staff 70-72: Managing Editor 71-72: CUMTUX Business Staff 70-72: Credit Manager 71-72: Quill and Scroll 71-72: Dramatic Club 69-72: Chorale 71-72; Bruinettes 69-70: Guidance Staff 69-70: Chess Club 71 -72: French Honor Society 69-72: GAA 69-7 I: FNA 69-70: Civil Defense 69-70: Graduation Usher 70-71: Honor Roll 69-72. JORDAN, RICHARD — ROTC 70-72: Personnel Su- pervisor 70-71, Executive Officer 71-72: American Le- gion Scholastic Excellence Award 71-72. KATZ, SUSAN — BRUIN Editorial Staff 70-72: Club Editor 71-72: BRUIN Business Staff 71-72: Quill and Scroll 71-72: Dramatic Club 70-72; Bruinettes 69-70: Boosters 70-71: French Honor Society 70-71: GAA 70- 71. KELLEY, DONNA — Jr. Red Cross Alternate 70-71: Library Club 69-72: Program Chairman 70-71, Presi- dent 71-72. KEMPER, MARJORIE — GAA 70-72: Gymnastics Team 71-72. KENNEDY, MARILYN — Student Council 70-71: Quill and Scroll 71-72: Dramatic Club 71-72: Main Office Staff 70-72: French Honor Society 70-71: Student Gym Instructor 71 -72. KERSHAW, CHRIS — Jr. Basketball 69-71: Varsity Basketball 71-72; Transferred from Bellevue High School. Bellevue. Nebraska 70. KINDER, DEBBIE KING, BETTY — COE 71-72. 65 King, S. Kirsh, J. Lair, R. Lalonde, B. Langley, D. Lawrence, R. Leavines, B. Lee, L. KING, SANDRA — Boosters 70-7 I: FBLA 71-72: FNA 70-71: Civil Defense 71-72: 4-H 70-72. KIRSH, JAY — DE 71-72: Transferred from Alexandria Senior High, Alexandria, Louisiana 71. LAIR, ROOSEVELT — Transferred from Alexandria Senior High. Alexandria. Louisiana 71. LALONDE, BILLY — Transferred from Alexandria Sen- ior High, Alexandria, Louisiana 71. LANGLEY, DONALD LAWRENCE, RICHARD — Student Council 69-72: BRUIN Business Staff 69-70: Louisiana Boys State 71- 72: Thespians 71-72: NFL 69-72: Interact Club 69-72: Vice-President 70-71, Director 71-72: Best All-Around 70- 71; Class Officer 70-72: President 70-72: Stage Crew 70-72. LEAVINES, BEVERLY — FBLA 71-72: COE 71-72: Transferred from Alexandria Senior High, Alexandria. Louisiana 71. LEE, LONNIE LEMOINE, SUSAN LEWIS, GWENDOLYN — Choir 70-71: FBLA 71-72. LODEN, LINDA — BRUIN Business Staff 69-70: FBLA 71- 72: GAA 69-70: COE 71-72: Honor Roll 70-71. LOFTIN, LEE — CUMTUX Business Staff 70-72: Circu- lation Manager 70-72: Band 69-70: French Honor Soci- ety 69-70: Math Club 71-72. LUCAS, GEORGE L. — CUMTUX Editorial Staff 71- 72: Ouill and Scroll 71-72: Key Club 70-72; Jr. Red Cross 69-70: Spanish Club 70-72; FCA 69-72; Jr. Foot- ball 69-70: Varsity Football 70-72: Jr. Basketball 69-70: B Club 70-72: Track Team 69-72. LUNDBERG, SCOTT — Choir 69-70: Radio Club 70- 71: ROTC 69-72: CAP 69-72; Color Guard 70-72. LYNCH, BOBBIE ANN — Transferred from Booker T. Washington Senior High, New Orleans, Louisiana 71. MARLER, DAVID TAYLOR — Student Council 70-72: Vice-President 70-7 I, President 71 -72: CUMTUX Edito- rial Staff 70-71: Quill and Scroll 70-72: Louisiana Boys State 71-72: Outstanding Senator, Keynote Speaker: Dramatic Club 69-72: Band 69-70: Best of Bolton Re- porter 70-72: Key Club 69-72; Class Officer 69-70: Vice-President 69-70: Speech: 3rd Place Poetry. North- western State College 70: 3rd Place Dramatic Interpre- tation, Woodlawn High School 71; Debate: Excellence. Louisiana College 70: War Council 70-71: Optimist Club Pat-on-the-Back Award 71-72: Cast: The Diary of Anne Frank 70-71. 66 SENIORS AID IN PRE-SCHOOL REGISTRATION Jeannie Pearce and Delia Drouet donate pre-school time to help the Bolton masses during registration. Lemoine, S. Lewis, G. Loden, L. Loftin, L. Lucas. G. Lundberg, S. Lynch, B. Marler, D. 67 SENIORS GUIDE STUDENT GOVERNMENT Marye, K. Mathews, D. Mathews, R. Matthews, T. Maxwell, A. May, M. Mayeaux, M. McClinton, L. 68 Student Council Secretary Debra Rone, discusses a Student Council project with Linda Winnfield, Mike Broussard, and Pat Blackwell. MARYE, KATRINA — Student Council 69-70: Alter- nate 71-72: CUMTUX Editorial Staff 70-72: Associate Editor 71-72: Quill and Scroll 71-72: Louisiana Girls State Alternate 71-72: National Honor Society 70-72: Treasurer 71-72: Dramatic Club 69-70: Graduation Usher 70-71: Student Gym Instructor 70-72: Honor Roll 69- 72: Class Officer 71-72: Secretary 71-72: Speech: Superior, Louisiana College Tournament: National Merit Letter of Commendation 71-72. MATHEWS, DANIEL — DE 71-72: Transferred from Alexandria Senior High, Alexandria, Louisiana 71. MATHEWS, RANDY — DE 71-72: Track Team 69-70. MATTHEWS, THOMAS — Transferred from Newell- ton High, Newellton, Louisiana 71. MAXWELL, ANNE — Student Council 71-72: Student Council Alternate 70-71: BRUIN Editorial 70-72: Facul- ty and Scholastics Editor 70-71: Clubs Editor 71-72: Quill and Scroll 71-72: Bruinettes 69-70: Boosters 70- 71: Spanish Club 70-72: Key Club Calendar 70-72: Track Maid 69-70. MAY, MARY ELLEN — BRUIN Editorial Staff 70-72: Features Editor 71-72: Dramatic Club 70-71: Jr. Red Cross 71-72: GAA 69-70: Homecoming Court 71-72. MAYEAUX, MIKE — CUMTUX Editorial Staff 71-72: Interact Club 70-72: FCA 70-72: 4-H 70-71; Jr. Foot- ball 69-70: B Club 70-72. McCLINTON, LINDA GAIL — Boosters 71-72: Band 70- 71: Majorette 71-72: Jr. Red Cross 69-70: GAA 69- 70; FNA 70-71: FHA 71-72: 4-H 70-71: Tennis Team 69-70: Dance Team 71-72. McCONNELL, LEE — DE 69-71: Secretary 71-72. Vice-President 70-71: Transferred from El Campo High. El Campo. Texas 71. McCOY, VICK L —Choir 71-72: Civil Defense 71-72- Photography Club 71-72: ROTC 70-72; Track Team 71-72; CAP 71-72. McGRAW, LARRY — National Honor Society 71-72- Band 69-70: French Honor Society 71-72: Math Club 71-72: Honor Roll 70-72. McKINNEY, BILL — Band 70-7l: Math Club 71-72- ROTC 71-72: Operations Officer 71-72: Honor Roll 70- 71: Transferred from Morgantown High, Morgan- town, West Virginia 70. MESSINA, MARY — Choir 71-72: Transferred from Alexandria Senior High, Alexandria, Louisiana 71. MICHIELS, CHARLES — DE 70-72: President 71-72: Math Club 70-71. MIKELL, MARTHA — BRUIN Business Staff 70-72: Bruinettes 69-70: Squad Leader 69-70: Boosters 70-71: Cheerleader 71-72: Main Office Staff 71-72: Spanish Club 69-72: President 71-72: GAA 70-71: Mr. Doyle s Staff 70-71: Student Gym Instructor 70-72: Key Club Calendar 69-70: 71-72. MILLINER, GARY — Louisiana Boys’ State 71-72: FCA 69-70: ROTC 69-72: Varsity Basketball 70-72- Track Team 69-71. McConnell, L. McCoy, V. McSraw, L McKinney, W. Messina, M. Michiels, C. Milcell, M. Milliner, G. 69 YOGI B008T9 FANS' MORALE Yogi. Bill Pias, watches fans jubilantly cheering at boisterous pep-rally. Moncusky, M. Montgomery, I. Moreau, B. Moreau, S. Morgan, C. Morgan, T. Moses, B. Nelson, B. 70 Norman, J. Norris, D. Nugent, L. Oates, D. Ofenloch, M. O'Shee, M. Page, C. Parker, S. MONCUSKY, MARTHA — Dramatic Club 70-71; Bruinettes 69-70; Boosters 70-72: Squad Leader 71-72; Mr. Taylor's Staff 70-72: GAA 70-72. MONTGOMERY, IRMA — Jr. Red Cross 69-70; GAA 70-71: FHA 69-72: Songleader 71-72. MOREAU, BEVERLY — DE 71-72: FNA 69-70. MOREAU, SUE — CUMTUX Editorial Staff 71-72: GAA 71-72: Student Gym Instructor 71-72: Trans- ferred from Parkway High, Bossier City, Louisiana 70. MORGAN, CAROLYN — BRUIN Business Staff 70- 71: Dramatic Club 69-70: Chorale 71-72: Band 69-72: Majorette 70-72, Secretary 71-72: Latin Club 69-70: GAA 69-72: FNA 69-71: Historian 70-71; Student Gym Instructor 71-72. MORGAN, TOMMY — Jr. Red Cross 69-70: DE 71- 72: FCA 69-70: Varsity Football 69-70. MOSES, BETTY NELSON, BARBARA — Choir 69-70: Boosters 69-70: GAA 70-71: FNA 69-70. NORMAN, JANA — CUMTUX Business 70-71: Dra- matic Club 69-70: FBLA 71-72: GAA 69-70: COE 71- 72: FHA 70-72. NORRIS, DIANE NUGENT, LOUIS — CUMTUX Editorial Staff 70-72: Columnist 71-72: Dramatic Club 71-72; Latin Club 69- 72: Historian 71-72: Honor Roll 70-71: NEDT Com- mended Student 69-70; National Merit Semifinalist 71-72. OATES, DEBBIE — FHA 71-72. OFENLOCH, MARK — Honor Roll 69-72: National Merit Letter of Commendation 71-72; Quill and Scroll 71-72: Transferred from Alexandria Senior High, Alex- andria, Louisiana 7 I. O’SHEE, MICHAEL — Student Council 69-70: BRUIN Editorial Staff 70-72: Sophomore Class Editor 70-71. Junior Class Editor 71-72: BRUIN Business 69-71: Quill and Scroll 70-72: Secretary 71-72: Dramatic Club 69- 72: Thespians 70-72: President 71-72: NFL 69-72: Vice- President 71-72: Key Club 69-72: Speech Honors: First Place, Northwestern State College, Dramatic Interpre- tation 69-70; Cast of: Rainmaker, 69-70: Diary of Anne Frank, 70-71: Night of January 16th 71-72: Honor Roll 69-72. PAGE, CHARLES — NFL 70-71: FCA 71-72: Jr. Foot- ball 69-70: B Club 70-72: Track Team 69-70. PARKER, SHEILA M. — GAA 69-70. 71 Pearce, J. Penny, J. Pereda, J. Perry, R. Peterman, A. Pias, B. Powell, W. Power, K. PEARCE, JEANNIE — Courtesy Committee 71-72: CUMTUX Business 70-72: Dramatic Club 69-72: Bru- inettes 69-70: Jr. Red Cross 69-70: French Honor Soci- ety 71-72: Vice-President 71-72: Student Gym Instruc- tor 70-72: Assistant Student Director: Night of Janu- ary 16th 71-72. PENNY, JHUNDER — ROTC 69-72: Jr. Football 69- 70: Track Team 70-72. PEREDA, JOSE PERRY, RALPH — Varsity Basketball 70-U. PETERMAN, ALFRED — Student Council Alternate 70-71: Guidance Staff 71-72: Key Club 71-72: FCA 69-71: Radio Club 70-71: ROTC 69-72: Track Team 69-72: Honor Roll 69-72: CAP 70-72. PIAS, BILL STEPHEN — Key Club 71-72: Spanish Club 71-72: Yogi 71-72: Transferred from Holy Saviour Men- ard High School 70. POWELL, WAYNE — ROTC 69-70. POWER, KEITH — Projection Staff 70-71. POWERS, CHERYL PRASEK, NANCY DIANNE — Dramatic Club 69-70: French Honor Society 70-71: GAA 69-71; 4-H 71-72: Student Gym Instructor 70-71. PRICE, DEBRA — Cafeteria Staff 70-72: FHA 71-72: FT A 71-72: Graduation Usher 70-71: Honor Roll 69-71. PRINGLE, LYLE — Key Club 69-72: FCA 70-72: Jr. Basketball 69-71: Varsity Basketball 71-72. PULLEN, KENNETH — Choir 69-72: Chorale 70-72: FCA 69-72: Jr. Football 69-70: Varsity Football 70-72: Track Team 69-70. RABALAIS, MICHAEL THOMAS — Student Council 69-70: BRUIN Business Staff 69-70: Dramatic Club 70- 71: Choir 71-72: Chorale 71-72: Key Club 71-72: Jr. Red Cross 69-70: Civil Defense 71-72: Class Officer 71-72: Vice-President 71-72. RANDOLPH, MARY RASBERRY, CAROLYN — Student Council 70-71: Courtesy Committee 71-72: BRUIN Business Staff 71- 72: Main Office Staff 70-71; GAA 69-70. 77 STUDENTS EXPERIENCE EMPLOYMENT Linking school with today's modern working world. DE student Terrle Gremillion and COE student Patti Hicks depart for their jobs. Powers, C. Prasek, N. Price, D. Pringle, L. Pullen, K. Rabelais, M. Randolph, M. Rasberry, C. 73 Roberts, M. Robertson, D. Robinson, S. Robinson, J. Ray, G. Ray, M. Rhame, K. Robbins, M. Senior girls stimulate student body spirit as they perform the bunny hop during a pep rally. TRADITION BOOSTS SPIRIT Rone, D. Roy. G. Russell, C. Sampson, B. Savage, D. Scalfano, E. Scallan, G. Schneider, K. RAY, GARY — Cafeteria Staff 70-71: Jr. Football 69- 70: Varsity Football 71-72: Trainer 69-72. RAY, MARILYN — BRUIN Business Staff 70-72; Dra- matic Club 69-71; Guidance Staff 70-72: French Honor Society 70-71; GAA 69-71: Graduation Usher 70-71: Student Gym Instructor 71-72: Honor Roll 69-72. RHAME, KENNETH W. — DE 71-72: Transferred from Alexandria Senior High. Alexandria, Louisiana 71. ROBBINS, MIKE — Student Council 70-72: BRUIN Business Staff 69-72: CUMTUX Editorial Staff 71-72: Quill and Scroll 71-72: French Honor Society 70-72: Honor Roll 69-72: National Merit Letter of Commen- dation 71-72; Senate Youth Program Nominee 71-72. ROBERTS, MATTIE — Choir 71-72: Secretary 71-72: Boosters 71-72: FHA 71-72: Transferred from Alexand- ria Senior High, Alexandria. Louisiana 71. ROBERTSON, DIANA — FHA 69-70. ROBINSON, GLORIA JEAN — Choir 70-72: Spanish Club 70-72: FNA 70-71: Transferred from Lincoln High School. Port Arthur, Texas 70. ROBINSON, JOYCELYN — BRUIN Business Staff 71- 72; Main Office Staff 71-72: GAA 71-72: FNA 70-71; FHA 71-72: 4-H Club 71-72; Transferred from Holy Saviour Menard High School. Alexandria. Louisiana 70. RONE, DEBRA — Student Council 69-72: Secretary 71-72: BRUIN Editorial Staff 70-72: Copy Editor 71-72: BRUIN Business Staff 70-72; Quill and Scroll 70-72: Treasurer 71-72; Louisiana Girls State 71-72; National Honor Society 70-72: Dramatic Club 69-72: Bruinettes 69- 70: President 69-70: Boosters 70-71: Drum Squad 70- 71; French Honor Society 69-70: GAA 69-71: Graduation Usher 70-71; Student Gym Instructor 70- 72: Homecoming Court 70-72: Maid of Honor 71-72: Best All-Around 69-70; Class Officer 69-71: Secretary 69-71: Key Club Calendar 71-72. ROY, GRETCHEN — CUMTUX Editorial Staff 71-72: Quill and Scroll 71-72: National Honor Society 71-72: FNA 70-71: Graduation Usher 70-71: Honor Roll 69- 72. RUSSELL, CONNIE — CUMTUX Business Staff 70-71: Dramatic Club 69-71 : Bruinettes 69-70: Boosters 70-71: Mr. Taylor's Staff 7 I -72: GAA 69-71: Student Gym In- structor 70-71. SAMPSON, BILLIE JEAN — Choir 70-72: Glee Club 69-70; FNA 70-72. SAVAGE, DON G. -— Concession Staff 71-72; Cafete- ria Staff 69-70: DE 71-72. SCALFANO, EMILY — Student Council 69-70: Boost- ers 70-71: Student Gym Instructor 70-72: Library Club 69-72: Secretary 70-71. SCALLAN, GAYLE — GAA 71-72: FHA 71-72: 4-H 71- 72. SCHNEIDER, KARON — Choir 69-70: Press Club 69-70: FBLA 71-72: COE 71-72. 75 ASSOCIATES PROVIDE INVALUABLE HELP Associate Editors Lucy Goodrich and Nancy Foil, compile necessary data for publication of the yearbook 76 SHAPIRO, MERRY ANNE — BRUIN Business Staff 71-72: CUMTUX Business Staff 71-72: Quill and Scroll 71-72: National Honor Society 70-72: Secretary 71-72: Dramatic Club 69-72: Reporter 71-72: Thespians 70-72: Vice-President 71-72: NFL 69-72: President 71-72: Chorale 71-72: Bruinettes 69-70: Spanish Club 69-72: Secretary 70-71, Vice-President 71-72: Graduation Usher 70-71: Honor Roll 69-72: Speech Honors: 1st, 8th District American Legion Contest 70-71: 3rd. American Legion State Contest 70-71; 3rd. Louisiana Tech 69-70: 3rd. Lafayette High 70-71: 1st. Northwest- ern 70-71; 1st. Woodlawn High 70-71; Best of Bolton Reporter 70-72: Cast: Diary of Anne Frank 70-71. SHEFFIELD, GARY — Band 69-70: Latin Club 71-72. SLAUGHTER, ROBERT — Student Council 71-72: Band 69-72: ROTC 69-72: Track Team 70-71. SMITH, CHERYL — Student Council 71-72; Courtesy Committee 71-72; BRUIN Business Staff 71-72: Bru- inettes 69-70; Main Office Staff 71-72: GAA 70-72: FHA 71-72; Baccalaureate Usher 70-71: Student Gym Instructor 71 -72. SMITH, DENNIS SMITH, DUDLEY — Dramatic Club 70-71: Choir 69- 71: Chorale 69-72: Band 69-72: ROTC 69-70: Jazz En- semble 70-72; Cast of Bye Bye Birdie. 69-70: Little Mary Sunshine, 70-71; Band Officer 71-72: Chorale 71-72: Vice-President 71-72. SMITH, MARY MARGARET — Student Council Al- ternate 71-72: BRUIN Business Staff 69-72: CUMTUX Editorial Staff 70-72; CUMTUX Business Staff 69-72: National Honor Society 70-72: Dramatic Club 69-72; Choir 71-72: Secretary 71-72: Chorale 71-72: Secre- tary 71-72: Bruinettes 69-70: Cheerleader 70-71: Jr. Red Cross 70-71: French Honor Society 69-70: GAA 69-70: Graduation Usher 70-71: Honor Roll 69-72: Key Club Calendar 70-72; Speech Honors: 2nd. Northwest- ern State College 69-70: Campus Queen Court 70-71: ROTC Court 70-71; Cast of Bye Bye Birdie. 70-71: Night of January 16th 71-72: BRUIN Editorial Staff 71-72: Copy Editor 71-72. SNOWBARGER, RHONDA — Dramatic Club 69-70: Bruinettes 69-70: GAA 69-72: FHA 70-72: Secretary 71-72: 4-H 70-72: Honor Roll 70-71. SODEN, ANN — Student Council Alternate 70-71: BRUIN Editorial Staff 71-72: Index Editor 71-72: CUMTUX Business Staff 70-71: Dramatic Club 69-71: Bruinettes 69-70: Boosters 70-71: Drum Squad 70-71: Guidance Staff 70-71: Jr. Red Cross 69-70: GAA 69- 71: Homecoming Court 70-72. SPAIN, BARBARA STANFIELD, KENNETH — Varsity Basketball 70-71. STANLEY, ROBERT — Jr. Football 69-70. STARNES, NORMA — BRUIN Business Staff 71-72: Dramatic Club 70-71: FBLA 71-72: Reporter 71-72: GAA 69-70: COE 71-72: Baccalaureate Usher 70-71. STEVENSON, ELIJAH — 4-H 70-72: Jr. Football 69- 70. STEWART, CONSTANCE — GAA 69-72: Vice-Presi- dent 71-72. STICKELS, BECKI — Dramatic Club 69-72: Bruinettes 69-70: GAA 69-72: FHA 70-72: Civil Defense 70-71: 4-H 71-72: Student Gym Instructor 70-71. Soden, A. Spain, B. Stanfield. K, Stanley, R. Starnes, N. Stevenson, E. Stewart, C. Stickel, B. 77 HOMECOMING A TREASURED MEMORY Homecoming Maid Mary Ellen May attends to last minute touches for the court's platform. Stickels, D. Stoker, R. Story, S. Stowers, R. Stroud, S. Swafford, T. Swinnen, S. Tassin, D. 78 Teelcell. M. Thompson, D. Thompson, E. Thompson, T. Torbett, L. Touchton, D. Trotfor, F. Turner, C. STICKELS, DEBI — Dramatic Club 69-71: GAA 69-72; FHA 70-72: Civil Defense 70-71: 4-H 71-72. STOKER, J. RICHARD — Student Council 70-72: BRUIN Editorial Staff 70-72: Quill and Scroll 70-72: Louisiana Boys' State 71-72: Speaker of the House; Na- tional Honor Society 71-72: Dramatic Club 70-71: Chorale 71-72: President 71-72: Key Club 69-72: Vice- President 71-72; FCA 70-72: Vice-President 71-72: Jr. Football 69-70: Varsity Football 71-72: 'B Club 70-72: Track Team 69-72. STORY, STEVE — CUMTUX Editorial Staff 70-71: Band 70-72: Jr. Red Cross 69-71: Latin Club 69-72: Science Club 69-70. STOWERS, ROGER W STROUD, SUE — DE 71-72: Treasurer 71-72: FHA 69- 72: Tennis Team 70-71. SWAFFORD, GEORGE TERRY — Key Club 71-72: Latin Club 71-72: DE 70-72. SWINNEN, SUSAN — GAA 69-72: FHA 70-72: 4-H 70-72. TASSIN, DANNY L. — CUMTUX Editorial Staff 71- 72: Photographer 71-72: Dramatic Club 69-72: Choir 69- 70: Band 69-72: Civil Defense 70-72: Radio Club 70- 72; Photography Club 70-72: Vice-President 70-71, President 71-72: ROTC 69-72: First Lieutenant 71-72: CAP 69-72: Second Lieutenant 71-72: Latin Club 71- 72. TEEKEL, MARY — Main Office Staff 70-72: FHA 71- 72: 4-H 71-72. THOMPSON, DIANE — FBLA 70-72: President 71-72: COE 71-72. THOMPSON, EDWARD — Band 71-72: Band Captain 71-72, Student Conductor 71-72: Transferred from Alexandria Senior High. Alexandria, Louisiana 71. THOMPSON, TERRIE — Transferred from New Hope High. New Hope. Alabama 71. TORBETT, LINDSEY — Student Council 69-72: BRUIN Editorial Staff 71-72: Dramatic Club 69-72: NFL 69-72: Key Club 69-72; Lt. Governor La., Miss., Tenn. District 71-72: Spanish 69-70; Radio Club 69-70: Honor Roll 69-72: National Merit Letter of Commendation 71-72. TOUCHTON, DONNA TROTTER, FAY — BRUIN Editorial Staff 70-71; Dra- matic Club 69-71: Jr. Red Cross 70-72: Vice-President 71-72: GAA 70-71: Civil Defense 69-70. TURNER, CYNTHIA — GAA 69-72: FHA 71-72: Graduation Usher 70-71; Miss Wilkie's Staff 71-72: Treasurer 71-72. 79 RESPECTED LEADER — ENTHUSIASTIC SENIORS Rapport, a key word between a student and his principal, is evidenced by conversation between Mr. Doyle and senior Jeff Willis. 80 TWEEDIE, DAVE — CUMTUX Editorial Staff 70-72: Sports Editor 71-72: Quill and Scroll 71-72: Interact Club 70-72: Treasurer 71-72: FCA 71-72: Varsity Foot- ball 71-72. VANDERSYPEN, JACKIE — Guidance Staff 71-72: GAA 71-72: Student Gym Instructor 71-72; Trans- ferred from Alexandria Senior High. Alexandria. Louisi- ana 71. VANDEVELDE, ROBERT VAN DYKE, BARBARA ELAINE — GAA 71-72; 4-H 71-72. VAUGHN, KENNETH VERZWYVELT, KATIE — GAA 71-72: FHA 69-70. 71-72: Transferred from Alexandria Senior High. Alex- andria. Louisiana 71. VETTER, EDITH — Choir 71-72: Glee Club 69-70: Band 71-72: GAA 70-71: FHA 70-71; 4-H 71-72. WAGNER, NOLA WALKER, GAYLE — GAA 69-71; 4-H 70-71. WALLACE, ALBERTHA GAIL — Boosters 70-71: GAA 71-72: FHA 69-72. WARE, NELL — BRUIN Editorial Staff 71-72: Copy Editor 71-72: Dramatic Club 69-72: Reporter 70-71: Speech Honors: 3rd, Lafayette 70-71: 1st. Louisiana College 70-71; Bruinettes 69-70: Boosters 70-71: Drum Squad 70-71: Cheerleader 71-72; French Honor Socie- ty 69-70: GAA 70-71: Graduation Usher 70-71; Stu- dent Gym Instructor 70-72: Gymnastics Team 71-72. WEBB, ROY — Projection Staff 69-72: FCA 70-71; 4-H 69-72: ROTC 69-72: Track Team 69-70: Swim Team 70-72. WEBSTER, ISAIAH WEBSTER, RICKY —4-H 71-72: Junior Football 69-70. WELLS, MARY ELIZABETH — BRUIN Editorial Staff 71 -72: Index Editor 7 I -72: Choir 70-71; Chorale 70-72: Glee Club 69-70: Bruinettes 69-70: Boosters 70-72: Of- ficer 7 I -72: Baccalaureate Usher 70-71: Cast of Little Mary Sunshine 70-71. WERTZ, JOHN — Tennis Team 69-72. Walker. G. Wallace, Al Ware, N. Webb, R. Webster, I. Webster, R. Wells, M. Wertz, J. 81 ANTICIPATING. UNDERTAKING. LEADING Caught in a pensive mood. Senior Class President, Rick Lawrence, reflects the success of the year. 72. White, C. White. M. Williams, B. Williams, E. Williams, M. Williams, R. Willis, J. Willson. R. 82 WHITE, CLYDE — FCA 71-72: Varsity Football 71-72: Jr. Basketball 70-71: B Club 71-72: Track Team 70- 72. WHITE, MARY CELESTE — BRUIN Business Staff 71- 72: Councilman 71-72: Dramatic Club 71-72: Boosters 71-72: Drum Squad 7 I -72: Guidance Staff 71 -72: GAA 70-72: Graduation Usher 70-71: Transferred from Holy Saviour Menard High School. Alexandria, Louisiana 70. WILLIAMS, BETTY JEAN — GAA 71-72: 4-H 71-72. WILLIAMS, EDDIE MAE — Student Council 70-71; FT A 71-72. WILLIAMS, MARVIN — Transferred from Peabody High School, Alexandria. Louisiana 70. WILLIAMS, RONALD WILLIS, JEFF — BRUIN Editorial Staff 70-72: Sports Editor 71-72: CUMTUX Editorial Staff 71-72: Quill and Scroll 71-72: Key Cfub 70-72: Jr. Basketball 69-71. WILLSON, ROCKY WILSON, WALTER — DE 71-72: Radio Club 70-71: Jr. Basketball 70-71. WINNFIELD, LINDA — Student Council 71-72: Jr. Red Cross 69-72: GAA 69-70: FNA 69-70. YEAGER, BRUCE — Interact Club 69-72: Board of Di- rectors 71-72: Spanish Club 69-71. YOUNG, JOANN — Transferred from Alexandria Senior High. Alexandria. Louisiana 71. YOUNG, LINDA — Band 69-70: Jr. Red Cross 69-70: Latin Club 69-72: FBLA 71-72; GAA 70-72: FHA 70- 71: Chess Club. Advisory Council 71-72. ZANGLA, KENNETH — Band 71-72. Wilson, W. Winnfiald, L Yaager, B. Young, J. 83 Akins. Reba Almgren. Steve Andrews. Karen Bales. Gene Ball. Kathy Basco. Clara Batiste. Barbara Batson. Slty Beaudoin. Thelma Bethany. Robert Bookman. Irma Bookman. Rose Bordelon. Adrienne Bordelon. Kevin Bouchie. Mike Boudreaux. Jude Bowden. Tina Brame. Kathleen Brasher. Freda Bringol. Jerry Brown. Allen Brown. Janey Brown, Lumas Brumfield. Becky Brunson. Robin Bruynmckx. Cindy Buckley. Ed Burr. Doris Bush. Lynn Butler. Mike Caletka. Tim Carbo. Bert Carnes. Steve Carroll. Marvin Cason. Gary Cheneval. Jimbo Chicola. Sidney Correll. Bill Courtney. Doug Courtney. Tim Cuff. Quella Culbert. Delia 85 Daigle. Richard Daigre. Lisa D’Angelo. Angelo Daniel. Cheryl Daniels. Denise Davis. Albert Davis. James Davis. Paul Davis. Wade Dearborne. Frank Degroat. Carla Denley. David Desselle. Ray Deville. Arnold Deville. Jay Doering, Gerhard Dorsey. Gloria Ducote. Gail Dunn. Danny Durbin. David Dusang. Doug Edwards. Freddie Edwards. Linda Ellington. Billy Elmer. Johnny Fey. John Fleming. Jane Fletcher. Mark Flynn. John Ford. Kris Fox. Jimmy Frazier. James Frazier. Karen Freeman. Joan Freeman. Wilman Frisby. Ken Fuller. Jackie Gagnard. Bruce Gaine. Charles Galvan. Joe Garcia. Cindy Giles. Janice 86 STATISTICIANS CALCULATE BEAR SUCCESS ports statisticians Tim Courtney, Steve Almgrem, and Paul Davis pay attention to the most minute details for school records. Glorioso. Charles Goff. Richard Gollihugh, Tracey Green, Mike Griffin. Gwen Griffin. Wilbur Haddix. Rex Halsey. Jill Hampton. Luther Harper, Mark Harwood Robert Head Susan Herring. Phil Hicks. Fran Hillman. Debbie Hogue. Jackie Hopkins. Samuel Howard. Loretta CONCENTRATION YIELDS DEVELOPMENT OF RARE SKILL John Fey displays a unique talent by his development of karate. Hunter. Mimi Jackson. Jane Jackson. William Jasper. Elvira Jirasck. Ann Johnson. Darrell Johnson. Darwin Johnson. Margaret Johnson. Pat Jones. Shirley Jones. Virgil Jordan. Ennis Jordan. Marion Joseph. Debbie Joseph. James Jumio. Jerdeen Kearney. Ray Kelly. Bevie 88 Keys. Billie Kinder. Bruce Kirlclin. Roger Knight. Russell LaBorde. Roy Lacour. Anthony LeCour. Terry Lair. Sammy Landrum. Cheryl Lawerence. Rodney Lear. Terry Lemoine. Charlene Liberto. Cheryl Love. Joe Lung. Vicky Mahfouz. Phyllis Mancuso. Steve Mangrum. Larry Marlow. Sandra Marshall. Barbara Martin. Brenda Maxwell. Candy Maxwell. Elsie Maxwell. Winston Mayeaux. Debbie McCarthy. Tim McCasland. Lucille Melder. Beth Miller Greg Miller. Mike Milliner. Wanda Monk. Randall Moore. Mim Moreau. David Morgan. Henry Morgan. Susan Moxley. Terry Mule. Mike Nevels. Connie Nugent. Janie O’Neal. Rodney Owen. Borron 89 Paige. Donald Parker. Diana Parker. Linda Paulk. Robert Perry. Bertha Peterman. David Peterman. Mary Peterson. Ida Pitts. Eddie Polk, Lisa Ponthieux. Edgar Price. Roy Priest. Linda Rabalais. Debbie Redden. Barbara Relish. Rodney Richardson. Ronnie Roberts. Angila Roberts. Connie Rogers. Vivian Rone. Judy Rosenthal. Rita Rox. Tony Sayes. Dawna Sawer. Jo Ann Scalfano. Sammy Schiels. Debbie Schonfield. Donna Scott. Barry Seals. Martha Seals. Mary Shinholster. Jack Sistrunk. Glenn Smith. Cleo Smith. Eileen Smith, Kevin Smith. Vernon Stalling. Joe Standfield. Terry Steinschulte. Nora Stelter. Debbie Sterk. Marcia 90 EXPECTATION — CONFIDENCE — TRIUMPH The facial expressions of Janey Brown and Marcia Stericx convey a contrast of intense emotions. Story. Susan Stoughtenger. Kathy Tanner. Peggy Thiels. John Thomas. Ann Thompson. Irene Tillman. Gloria Tucker. Stephanie Turner. Paula Ussery. Denise Valley. David VanAssleburg. Jimmy Vanderhoeven. Bruce Vaughn. William Venwyzelt, Ralph Walker. Debra Walker. Mike Ward. Randy 91 JUNIORS AID PUBLICATIONS Watson. JoAnn Watson. Jo© Webber. Eloise Wesley. Janice White. Diane Williams. Nancy Ann Wolff. Janet Wood. Brenda Woodard. Debra Woods. Olander 92 Elsie Maxwell, Nora Steinshulte, and Janet Wolff practice new techniques in Yearbook publication. .PresiAien -' Scott Benge. Vfce-President WV A 'l . ’ 5 Anderson, Mona Ayres. Laura Ballard. Sue Ballowe. Boyd Baylor, Joyce Barlcdull. Guy Bates. Jan Batise. Mike Beauboeuf. Glenn Beauboeuf Steve Beauregard. Lovey Beckham. Donna Bell. Charles Benge. Scott Berjeaux. Ramona Berlin, Linda Betts, Joe Blackman. Debbie Bouchie. Steve Bowers. Linda Boyd. Velma Brady. Laura Brasher. Cora Brawner. Virginia Brewster. Jan Bringhurst. Sarah Brimer. Cheryl Broadnax. Cheryl Broadwell, Richard Brooks. Ida Broussard. Ella Broussard. Jeannie Broussard, Keith Brown. Beverly Brown. Debra Brown. James Brown. Ramona Brunson. Sheila Butler. Gloria Cailleteau. Paul Calvet. Cheryl Campbell. Carroll Camille. Cindy Carroll. Neil Carstens. Mary L Carter. Laverda Chatelain. Gaston Chew. Raymond Clark. Rebecca Clayton. Audrey Collins. Alton Cook. Alfred Cook. Steve Cotton. Robert Couteter. Mike Crawford. Georgia 95 Crayton. Kathy Culbert. Lillian Culbert. Sally Curry. Anthony Daigre. Pat Dambach. Robert Darbon. Zassar Davis. Randall Davis. Sharon Delcomyn. Betty Dill. Harry Dodge. William Donique. Patricia Dorsey. Elizabeth Dowden. Glenn Drago. Mark Drew. Cindy Drouet. Emily Dufour. Marlene Early. Paul East. Dale Edmonds. Mildred Elmer. Sherry Eli. Mona Eskew. Vicki Estep. Delbert Evans. Rose Ferguson. Renee Fields. Lurell Fogleman, Debra Fisher. Jonathan Fisher. Mary Joyce Floyd. William Fontenot. Larry Foote. Lee Ford. George Forest. Oliver Franklin. Fern Fryar. Larry Gaines. Freda Gollan, Tony Gallian, Diana Galvan. Anthony Garon. Robbin Genn. Debra Glass. Becky Goff. Bruce Goff. Patricia Gonzales. Nolan Gray. Kathy Gray. Marilyn Green. Eleanor Green. Gloria Griffin. Josephine Grimes. Gregory Grover. Cheryl 96 SOPHOMORES EXCEL IN SPIRIT Junior Varsity cheerleader Paula Laird helps some classmates plan a pep rally skit. Guidry. David Guillot. Cindy Guiterrez. Linda Haakenson. Ronnie Hammond. Kathy Hampton. Bobbie Hanna. Melissa Hardengin. Linda Harris. Joyce Harris. Kathy Herren. Pam Hildegard Mary Hinkston. Martha Hobdy. Lawrence Holly. Randolph Holmes, Pat Hooker, Benjie Howell. Martin James. Jennifer James. Steve Jefress. John Jenken. Michael Johnson. Beverly Johnson. Brenda Johnson. Nettie Johnson. Ruby Johnson. Sandra Johnson. Sandra 97 BEVY OF PARTICIPANTS CONSTITUTES ACTIVE CLASS Riding on the first place Homecoming float, active sophomores display their unceasing vitality and spirit. Jones. Debbie Jones. Frederick Jones. Jelester Jones Joyce Jones. Sharon Jordan. Donald Jordan. Donald Jordan. Rosemary Jordan. Vivian Kearney. Mike Kershaw. Jeffrey Kimbal. Roxanne Kline. Fred Kubes. Philip Kyte, John Laborde. Gerard Laird. Paula Lanier. Steve Lasyone. Sylvia Lee. Candice Lee. Robert Lemoine. Alicia Lewis. John Lewis. Patricia Liberto. Larry Lindsay. Gwen Lloyd. Loden Loden. Mary 98 Logsdon. Jimmy Lowther. Chuck Lowther. Martha Lynch. Esther McCartney. Tina McCoy. John McDowell. Arlene McDonald. Jackie McGaha, Kathy McGann. Bill McQuarn. Johnny McRae. Christine Mahfouz. Yvonne Manuel. Gary Marven. James Mathews. Lynn Mathews, Mary Mias. Jerry Michiels. Sharon Miles. Susan Miller. Larry Miller. Teri Moncica. Virginia Moore. Danny Moreau. Fred Moreau. Janet Murphy. Jennifer Newton. Lester Norris. Mary Norris. Ethel Norris. Mary Nicholas. Brian Ofenloch. Ellen O Leary. Tommy Oliver. James O'Quinn. Bobbie O'Shee. Joe Overman. Bruce Owens. Genevieve Page. Belinda Parker. Kathy Passeri. Sharon Peacher. Eileen Penick. Donna Pfeifer. John Phillips. Molly Popall. Sherry Powell. David Price. Gloria Provine. Lilly Quinney. Linda Rayburn. Kay Randolph. Greta Rice. James Rice. Mary Ellen 99 CONTEMPLATION BROADENS OUTLOOK Studious sophomores. Scott Benge, John Rue, and Richard Broadwell, employ library research to explore the realms of knowledge. Rizzo. Joe Roberts. Debra Roberts. John Roberts. Larry Roberts. Linda Roberts. Vickie Rose. Ken Rue. John Samuel. Wanda Sanders. Diana Scalfano. Susan Schmolke. Bart Scott. Debra Sewell. Mike Shelfo. Anthony Shirley. Charles Silver. Ted Sloane. Louise Smart. Randy Smith, Bobby Smith. Carl Smith. Liz Smith. Marilyn Smith. Robert Spruell. Kay St. Clergy. Judy Stewart, Sandra Strock. Kathy 100 Wooley. Vestia Young. Kevin Strong. Beverly Swennin. Joe Swido. Janet Terry. Marge Thomas. Bobby Thompson. Billy Thompson. Cheryl Tillman. Ivan Tindol. Grace Tolambas. Alex Tompson. Alice Townley. Clinton Troiscky. Joey Ussery. James Vandersypen. Steve Vandyke. Gaye Vaughn. Kathy Vaughn. Shirley Veal. Annie Veillon. Angela Verzwyvelt Beverly Wagner. Patty Walker. Frances Walker. Horace Walker. Lessite Walker. Rodney Wallace. Lula Ward. Jean Waring. Margaret Ware Tim Waters. Karen Watkins. Kathy Webster. Yolanda Welch. Nancy Westerchil. Allen White Donna White. Pat Whittington. Steve Wilder. Cindy Williams. Anita Williams. James Williams. Ollie Williams. Roy Williams. Sheila Wilson. Kenneth Wilson. Rosemary Wilson. Steve Woodings. Larnell Woods. Bobby 101 Adams. John Aiken. Jackie Aljoe. Twila Anderson Karen Austin. Roycee Badon. Larry Ballio. Susan Ballowe. Blake Bankovic. Michael Barham. Elizabeth Batson. Joe Beauregard. Conius Beebe Lisa Bellard. Elaine Birdsong. Mary Blalock. Abby Blanchard. Jerry Blaylock, Mark Blood. Rhonda Boldman. Sandra Boniol. Billy Boss. Albert Boss. Wanda Bouchie. David Bower. Kathy Bradley. Rene Brevelle. Nancy Brice. Chris Briggs. Alton Brossett. Harvey Broussard. Richard Brown. Brenda Brown. Debra Brown. Doris Brown. Pam Brownell. Vickie Bryant. Gary Bryout, Robert Bunkle. Marina Busby. Opal Faye Butler. Ronnie Cann. Sandra Carstens. Randy Carter. Cheryl Castreen. Jeffrey Chadd. Donna Chadman. Frank Chasteen Thomas Cheneval. Jody Clark. June Clayton. Jackie Cobb. Clara Cobb. John Cole. Sharon Compton. Herbert Cotton. Jerry 103 Cotton. Rita Crooks. Carolyn Crouch. Frank Culbert. Barbara Culbert. Billy Culbert. Johnney Culbert. Lemroy Culpepper. David Curry. Dwight Daigle. Robert Daigrepont. Johnny Dambach. Beverly Daniel. Susan Daniels. Debbie Dauzat. Connie Dauzat. David Davis. Mary Davis. William Deen. James Deen, Mary Dearborne. Paul Delrie. Jeff Demarest. Jenny Deville. Marlow Dixon. Diane Dobson. Dana Dorsey. Pom Dorty. Linda Ducote. Alex Ducote, Debra Durbin. Druann Dyess. Debra Early. Janice Edwards. Billie Edwards. Mary Ellis. Elanor Ellis. Ricky Eskew. Joe Everitt. Betty Eyes. Jane Fatherie. Andrew Favors. Patsy Felber. Glenda Field. Mack Fisher. Mary Fitts. Gary Fleming. Paul Flock. Timothy Flournoy. James Flournoy. Linda Fontenot. Cindy Ford. Jacqueline Forest. Alberta Fox. Susan Franklin. Brian Frazier. Marietta 104 TEAMWORK PROMOTES LEARNING Student-teacher teamwork cultivates knowledge and improves relations. Frazier. Steve Freeman. Albery Gagnard. Alice Gaines. Donald Gaines. Tommy Garcia. Kathy Garner. Virginia Garrett. Donnie Gauthier. Ralph Golf. Elai ne Gordon. Gary Grant. Kathy Green. Rosa Greene. Renee Gremillion. Alice Griffin. Rosa Guillot Betty Sue Guillot. Rene Gunter. Eddie Gunter. Victor Habbs. Donald Hageman. Randy Hailey. Cynthia Hanna. Robbie Hardee, Jan Harrell. Bobby Harris. Lawrence Harris. Ricky 105 CLASS PRESIDENT ON WAR COUNCIL Freshman Class President. William Davis, is honored by being elected Papoose. Harrison, Patricia Harvey. James Hatter. Vanetta Havens. Tommy Hernandez. Ed Herners. Myra Herron. Brenda Hicks. Sheila Hicks. Steve Hill. Catherine Hobbs. Johnie Hoemes. James Hogue. Sharon Holloman. Virginia Holly. Shelia Hopewell. Thomas Hortengh. Tony Howard. Randy Hurts. Leon lies. Larry Ivory. Ray Jackson. Julie Jackson. Julie Jackson. Myrtle Jacobs. Brenda Jannette, Betty Sue Jennings. Rhonda Jeter. Kenneth 106 Jett. Twana Johnson. Beatrice Johnson, David Johnson. Durinda Johnson. Shelia Jonson. Bill Jordan. Julie Jordan. Robert Joseph, Janice Katz. Jerry Kelley. Aubrey Kelley. Jannie Kemper. Jo Ann King. David King. Diane King. Linda Kirkland. Fanny Kirkland. Jessie Kline. Pat Knight. Cynthia Lachney. Robert Lacombe. Debra Laird. Carolyn Landrey. Collins Landrum. Debra Lawrence. Walter Leggett. Susan Lemoine, Kirk Lemour. Lee Leota. Tony Lewis. Patricia Lewis. Robert Liberto. Kathy Lindsay. Russell Liotta. Angela Loftin. Nancy Love. Robert Lowther. Jim Lynd. Rhonda MacCulure. Jenivie Martin. Eddie Martin. Kathy Martin. Sandy Martindale. Kim Mason. Dottie Masterson. John Matassa. Gary Mathews. Jeffrey Matilda. Betti Matthews, Mary Matthews. Randy Maxwell. Robert Mayeux. Monsel McCarthy. Teresa McClinton. Janet McCloskey. Patty 107 McCoy. Lonnie McFarland. Kayla McKeller. Cynthia McKinney. Keith McQuam. Pauline McQuillian. Peggy Melbert. Deloris Mertens. Loretta Metoyer, Jacquelyn Michels. Micheal Miller. Debra Miller. Wanda Milton. Linda Milton. Nellye Mitchell. Diane Monk. Rickey Morian. Robert Moser. George Murphy. Lee NesSmith. Sherry Neuman, David Nicholos. Fred Norman. Jeannie Norman. John Norris. Alice Nugent. Julia O'Neal. David Oxford. Ginger Padilla. Yolanda Parish. Delissa Parker. Arther Parker. Lyle Parker. Vernon Pate. Walter Paul. Gregory Paul. Johnathan Paulk. David Pembric. Mary Perry. Emma Pharis. Curtin Phillips. Barbara Phillips. Mable Pierce. Benett Pilate. Gregory Polk, Milton Ponthieux. Michael Ponthieux. Pam Ponthieux. Sandra Popall. Charlotte Powell. Judy Prenell. Louis Price. Donnie Price. Judy Price. Karen Provenza, Thomas Rabalais. Terry 108 FRESHMEN OBSERVE BALCONY TRADITION Randle. Kenneth Rasbury. Allan Ray. Ruthy Reed, Bessie Reynolds. Renee Rhame. Randy Rhodes. Douglas Rhodes. Ronnie Rials. Carolyn Richmond. Roger Robbins. Suzanne Roberts. Donald Roberts. Gary Roberts. Tommy Robertson. Kim Roderick Lois Roland. Tim Rooks. Pat Roque. Elaine Roxs. Tina Ruffin. Debra Rush. Chris Salmon. Joseph Sanchez. Danny Sandidge. Danny Sayes. Warren Schexnaider. Gail Schramm. Michael 109 NEW EXPERIENCES OFFERED Members of the freshman class become accustomed to the role of the high school student as they encounter new experiences and greater responsibilities. Searler. Dennis Sharp. Debbie Shelton. Mary Shirley. Robert Sitton. Jane Slattom. Max Smart. John Smith. Charles Smith. Freddie Smith. Harold Smith. Isaac Smith. James Smith. Kathi Smith. Kathy Smith. Libby Sorrels. Rhonda Spruell. Karen Stafford. Bernadette Standfield. Larry Stewart. Michael Steward. Virgie Stickels. Mike Stockburger. Mike Strothers. Tony Struck. Mary Kay Swartz. Barry Swinnen. Dennis Sylvain, John no Taylor. Gary Teekel Lish Thomas. Penny Thomisee, Kathy Thompson. Lois Thompson. Sherri Townley. James Tucker. Vicki Valby. James Valley. James Valley. Mellisa Valoes. Greg Van Asselburg. Rodney Vanderford. Zilda Vanderhoof. Steve Vanderlick, James Vandersipen. Dale Veal Alice Veal. Euta Verzuryvelt. Andy Vetter, Andrew Vice Beatrice Vickers. Charles Vincent. Tina Wainwright, Leonard Walker. Barry Warner. James Warsham. Gary Watson. Danny Watson. Karen Ware. Wynn Webb. Wardie White. Lavon Whittington. Frances Whitworth. Carla Williams. Anita Williams. Ann Williams. Becky Williams. Calvin Williams. Doris Williams. Ether Williams. Howard Williams. Jimmy Williams. Lee Anne Williams. Lonnie Williams. Lorraine Williams. Norma Williams. Velma Williamson. Marjorie Wilson. Allen Wilson. Debra Wilson. Glenda Wood. Patty Wood. Densie Works. Gary Wright. Suzanne 111 FRESHMEN PERPETUATE STAGE CREW Wrights. Ana Yerby. Patricia Yoskoske. Phillip Young. David Young. Iva Young. Vicki Zachary. James Wynn Lawrence, freshman member of the stage crew, learns various production techniques. 112 113 CLUBS RE9P0NSIBILITY OF LEADERSHIP TAUGHT The Bolton High School Student Council, the most Influential student organization in the school, is the governing body representing the students. The Council consisting of elected representatives, one from each homeroom, broadened its activities under the newly revised constitution. Pupils watched as this organization sponsored the drive for Halloween apples for Central State Hospital and the annual Canned Food Drive for Christmas boxes. The Council also sponsored the Hojmecoming Dance which was held in Convention Hall for the first time. 116 OPPOSITE TOP: Student Body officers David Marler, Debra Rone, Paul Davis, and Lucille McCasland attend to Christmas tree in preparation of the Annual Canned Food Drive. OPPOSITE LEFT: Paul Davis. Vice-President. OPPOSITE RIGHT: David Marler. President. TOP LEFT: Debra Rone, Secretary. TOP RIGHT: Lucille McCasland, Treasurer. BOTTOM: David Marler discusses the Student Council rummage sale with Mrs. Cox, Student Council sponsor. 117 NEW CONSTITUTION BOOSTS INVOLVEMENT RIGHT: STUDENT COUNCIL — First Row: K. Adler. S. Almgren. R. Austin. R. Berjeaux. J. Bradford. R. Broadwell: Second Row: M. Broussard, M. Carstens. M. Chandler. J. Clayton. S. Cook. W. Davis: Third Row: J. Demarest. B. Eyre. J. Fox. A. Gagnard. L. Goodrich. R. Hageman: Fourth Row: M. Hanna. C. Hill. D. Johnson. J. Jones. A. Kelly, D. King. ABOVE: Trimming the Christmas tree for the front hall are Student Council officers. David Marler, Debra Rone, Paul Davis, and Lucille McCasland. 118 TOP LEFT: Homeroom representatives elected to the Student Council participate in the workings of the council as the voice of the student body. TOP RIGHT: Packing Christmas boxes, which BHS students canvassed the Alexandria area for as part of an annual Student Council project, are Terrie Gremillion and Laura Gagnard. Top Row: R. Lawrence. S. Martin. A. Maxwell. E. Maxwell. D. Moreau Second Row: B. O'Quinn, B. Page. M. Robbins. J. Rosenthal. T. Silver: Third Row: C. Smith. R. Stoker M. Terry. A. Westerchil. C. Whitworth: Fourth Row: L. Winnfield, B. Wood. J. Zachary. 119 BRUIN — SPIRIT OF ENTIRE STUDENT BODY UNITED BRUIN, Bolton's annual, is the product of the hard work of the editor-in-chief, and staff. Working closely together, these editors diligently recreate the activities of the past year using pictures, creative writing write-ups. and captions. Sleepless nights, long hours, and a sense of accomplishment comprise Bruin '72. 120 LEFT: Associate editors. Nancy Foil and Lucy Goodrich, plot new ideas, thus planning a better yearbook. OPPOSITE LEFT: Karen Adler and Mrs. Foil, BRUIN sponsor, plan and discuss layouts for the 1972 yearbook. BOTTOM LEFT: Pausing to mull over the many facets of yearbook photography is Tim Courtney. BOTTOM RIGHT: Susan Kati and Anne Maxwell, BRUIN Club editors, correspond on another picture setup for their section. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Karen Adler, Editor-in-Chief. 121 122 BRUIN EDITORS CREATE AND RECREATE OPPOSITE TOP: Unique drawings: careful planning: a more perfect section . . . the difficult job of features editors Delia Drouet and Mary Ellen May. BOTTOM: BRUIN — K. Brame, Sophomore Class Editor: T. Courtney. Photography Editor: K. Donaldson. Senior Class Editor: D. Drouet. Features Editor: M. Durbin. Art Editor: J. Gamburg. Senior Class Editor: S. Kata. Club Editor: A. Maxwell. Club Editor: E. Maxwell. Faculty and Scholastics: M. May. Features Editor: D. Moreau. Freshman Class Editor: M. O’Shee. Junior Class Editor: D. Rone. Copy Editor: T. Silver. Sports Editor: M. M. Smith. Copy Editor: A. Soden. Index Editor: N. Steinschulte. Art Editor: R. Stoker. Sports Editor: L. Torbett. Photographer: N. Ware. Copy Editor: M. Wells. Index Editor: J. Wolff. Faculty and Scholastics Editor. TOP LEFT: Senior Class Editors. Jo Lea Gamburg and Buddy Donaldson, diligently work on determining the credits of each member of the Class of 1972. TOP RIGHT: BRUIN staffers Susan Kata and Jeff Willis work during one of the many late-hour sessions. LEFT: Trying to find the best word possible. Copy Editors Nell Ware, Mary Margaret Smith, and Debra Rone, count characters, tear through dictionaries, and then experiment with every possibility. 123 AD8 . . . SALES NECESSARY CONTRIBUTIONS The BRUIN Business Staff is vital to the effective financing of BRUIN. Each member is selected by the staff officers and is required to solicit advertising from local establishments at the beginning of the fall semester. The same staff sells the annuals and distributes them when they arrive in the spring. RIGHT: Mark Fletcher, Business Manager. BELOW: Top salesman. Virginia Holloman, adds a tew more dollars to the BRUIN treasury by soliciting another advertisement. 124 LEFT: BRUIN BUSINESS — Top Row: B. Antee. L. Ayures. S. Batson: Second Row: G. Beebe. P. Blackwell. J. Bradford: Third Row: K. Brame, C. Brasher. J. Brown: Fourth Row: R. Carstens. J. Cheneval. D. Denley: Fifth Row: D. Durbin. J. Elmer. J. Fox. LEFT: The order in which the business ads appear in the BRUIN is drawn by Noel Demarest. BELOW: The complicated job of planning the big sale of the BRUIN for the students is placed upon the shoulders of Marina Bringhurst, Mary Celeste White and Marilyn Ray. ABOVE: BRUIN BUSINESS — Top Row: C. Garcia, M. Grantham. L. Greene. C. Hailey. C. Herring. V. Holloman. M. Johnson. S. Katz. D. King. T. LaCour- Second Row: W. Lawrence. R. Lewis. K. Liberto, J. Lowther. E. Maxwell. K. McGaha, M. Milcell. S. Nesmith, C. Nevels. J. Nugent; Third Row: C. Parker. L. Parker. M. Robbins. J. Rosenthal. C. Russell. D. Schonfeld: K. Smith. M. M. Smith. N. Starnes. N. Steinschulte: Fourth Row: S. Story. M. Struck. S. Taylor, K. Thomisee. V. Tucker. Z. Vanderford. D. Walker, M. Waring. J. Wolff. J. Young. 125 CUMTUX STRIVES TO SEEK ORIGINALITY The oldest high school newspaper in the South.” the CUMTUX. for the past fifty-six years, has provided BHS students and faculty with a little bit of the best of everything.” The staff consists of journalism students and editors selected from the previous year's journalism class. Fifteen issues are published annually, including a special senior issue at the conclusion of every year. CUMTUX sponsors the Big Chief elections every year. RIGHT: Byron Eyre, Editor-in-Chief. BELOW: Katrine Marye, Associate Editor-in-Chief. 126 LEFT: CUMTUX EDITORIAL STAFF — Top Row: J. Adams. L. Daigre B. Green, P. Hammond. M. Mayeux: Second Row: M. Moore. M. Robbins. J. Rosenthal. D. Sayes. J. Watson. ABOVE: CUMTUX EDITORS — Top Row: C. Daspit. Columnist: M. Dill. Exchange Editor: M. Durbin. Art Editor Second Row: D. East. Feature Editor: P. Ellzey. Feature Editor: J. Jones. Managing Editor: Third Row: G. Lucas. Sports Editor: S. Moreau Production Editor: L. Nugent, Columnist: Fourth Row: G. Roy. News Editor: M. M. Smith, News Editor: D. Tassin, Photographer: Fifth Row: D. Tweedie Sports Editor. 127 8UPP0RT FROM LOCAL BUSINESSES SOLICITED The CUMTUX Business Staff assists in financing the paper by soliciting advertising from local business concerns. It also handles the responsibility of distributing CUMTUX to all homerooms and designing the layouts for the ads. RIGHT: Lee Loftin splices ads from previous issues of CUMTUX to use as layouts for future issues. BELOW: CUMTUX BUSINESS — Top Row: A. D'Angelo. A. DeVille D. Durbin Second Row: L. Loftin. J. Jones. J. Rosenthal: Third Row: D. Sayes. M. M. Smith. D. Walker; Fourth Row: M. C. White. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tedious work is required in financing CUMTUX as displayed by Debra Walker. 128 129 ABOVE LEFT: Jonette Jones diligently types the addresses to which the CUMTUX must be sent. TOP: Joani Rosenthal and Dawna Sayes, CUMTUX business staffers, review exchange papers from various schools for fresh ideas for layouts. ABOVE RIGHT: CUMTUX exchange editor Mary Dill sends issues of the paper to schools throughout the United States. RECOGNITION OF ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT One of the highest honors a student can attain is election to Beta Tau Sigma. Bolton's chapter of the National Honor Society. Outstanding character, leadership, scholarship, and service are the bases for membership. Fifteen percent of the senior class and five percent of the junior class may be chosen. The National Honor Society presents honor plaques each six weeks to the homerooms with the highest percentage of honor roll students. RIGHT: OFFICERS — Katrina Marye, Treasurer: Karen Adler, Vice-President: Byron Eyre, President- Merry Anne Shapiro, Secretary. BOTTOM: Byron Eyre distributes issues of the newly-rev ised CUB to freshman Catherine Hill. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — BELOW: Top Row: B. Donaldson. P. Ellzey. J. Gamburg. L. McGraw- Second Row: D. Rone, G. Roy. M. M. Smith, R. Stoker: Third Row: S. Taylor. 130 Students who have displayed exceptional writing ability or have done outstanding work on CUMTUX or BRUIN are invited to become members of the Mary L. Thornton Chapter of Quill and Scroll. The annual projects include a book fair, a book review by Mrs. Weldon Lynch, and the publication of Bolton’s literary magazine. Ecrivez. TOP: OFFICERS — Lucy Goodrich, President: Buddy Donaldson, Vice-President: Mike O'Shee, Secretary: Debra Rone, Treasurer. BOTTOM: Anne Maxwell is initiated into Quill and Scroll by Debra Rone. LEFT: QUILL AND SCROLL — Top Row: K. Adler. G. Bales. S. Batson: Second Row: J. Bradford. K. Brame, T. Courtney: Third Row: N. Demarest C. Deming. M. Dill: Fourth Row: D. Drouet. D. East. P. Ellzey: Fifth Row: R. Evans. B. Eyre. J. Gamburg: Sixth Row: J. Jones. S. Katz. M. Kennedy: Seventh Row: D. Marler A. Maxwell. E. Maxwell: Eighth Row: J. Nugent. M. Robbins. G. Roy: Ninth Row: D. Sayes. N. Steinschulte. D. Tweedie. 131 The National Forensic League. Bolton’s honorary speech organization, recognizes students who have achieved high merit in all fields of speech. TOP RIGHT: NFL — Top Row: B. . Donaldson. D. Drouet. J. Fey. R. Lawrence Second Row: M. O Shee. L. Torbett. RIGHT: OFFICERS — Delia Drouet, Secretary: Merry Anne Shapiro, President- John Fey, Vice President. BOTTOM: Conferring on NFL management and affairs are Riclc Lawrence and John Fey. 132 OUTSTANDING ABILITY IN DRAMA Thespians membership is gained on a system of points earned through participation in drama department productions. The purposes of the organization are to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts, and to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatics. TOP: OFFICERS — Mike O’Shee. President Mark Chadd, Reporter Merry Anne Shapiro, Vice-President Nancy Foil, Treasurer. CENTER: Lucy Goodrich, secretary of Thespians, practices her lines as performance time approaches. LEFT: THESPIANS — Top Row: S. Batson. D. Drouet. M. Durbin. P. Ellzey. R. Evans: R. Lawrence Second Row: J. Pearce. D. Smith. M. M. Smith. N. Steinschulte. 133 PRODUCING PERFORMERS AND PERFORMANCES RIGHT: DRAMATICS — Top Row: L. Ayres. K. Bell. M. Boudreeux. F. Brasher. J. Broussard. J. Cheneval: Second Row: D. Drouet. E. Drouet. P. Ellzey. J. Fey. M. Fletcher. C. Fontenot: Third Row: J. Fox. L. Greene. C. Lee. J. Lewis. A. Maxwell. L. McCasland: Fourth Row: P. McClosky. M. Moore, L. Nugent. M. O’Shee. M. Peterman. J. Rone: Fifth Row: S. Katz. M. M. Smith. K. Spruell. N. Steinschulte. D. Stelter, G. Tindel: Sixth Row: L. Torbett. M. Waring, M. C. White. J. Wolff. J. Young. One of Bolton's largest clubs, the Dramatic Club, is open to all who are interested in the stage and in speech activities. These members work together in staging several plays throughout the year. Proceeds go toward financing speech and debate trips. BELOW: Robert Paulk, Vice-President; Sky Batson, Treasurer: Delia Drouet, President: Merry Anne Shapiro, Reporter: Claiborne Deming, Secretary. 134 TOP: Many hours of practice, unseen by the public, go into perfecting a production. BOTTOM LEFT: Adding a finishing touch of quality to the characters. Mr. Bushnell makes up Mike Rabalais for his part in the play. 135 KEY CLUB — SYNONYM FOR SERVICE One of the most active organizations of Bolton is the Key Club. It is patterned after and sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Alexandria. In addition to participating in various public service projects, the club ushers during football games, prints and sells Key Club calendars, and sponsors the Leadership Banquet. TOP RIGHT: OFFICERS — Marc Durbin, President: Richard Stoker, Vice-President; David Moreau, Secretary. Byron Eyre, Treasurer. BOTTOM RIGHT: George Lucas contacts local businesses in hopes of their buying an advertisement in the full-color calendar. 136 LEFT: KEY CLUB — Top Row: S. Batson. S. Benge D. Bloch. A. Coolc. S. Cook- Second Row: P. Davis. B. Donaldson. D. Durbin. G. Lucas. D. Marler: Third Row: M. O'Shee. A. Peterman. D. Peterman. L. Pringle. M. Rabalais: Fourth Row: T. Swafford. L. Torbett. J. Willis. TOP LEFT: Key Club Sponsor Mr. Gary Nugent, gives Buddy Donaldson suggestions for ads for the calendar TOP RIGHT: Key Clubbers offered service to Bolton by cleaning and repainting the front parking lot. 137 HELPFUL HAND TO COMMUNITY Sponsored by the Alexandria Rotary Club, the Interact Club is a service organization of young men who are recognized for good citizenship and leadership potential. The club projects benefit the school as well as the community. RIGHT: OFFICERS — Marie Levlner, Secretary: Claiborne Doming, President Dave Tweedie, Treasurer: Tim Courtney, Vice-President. BELOW: In attempts to raise money for club activities Richard Broadwell, Mark Leviner, Billy Thompson, and Dave Tweedie help with the car-wash. 138 TOP LEFT: INTERACT CLUB — Top Row: J. Adams. S. Almgren, G. Bales. R. Broadwell. J. Cheneval: Second Row: D. Claytop. J. Dupree. L. Foote. J. Fox, B. Hargis: Third Row: B. Kinder. R. Lawrence. J. Logsdon. M. Mayeux. B. Schmolke: Fourth Row: T. Silver. B. Thompson. R. Ward. J. Wertz. A. Westerchil. TOP RIGHT: Riclc Lawrence and David Clayton package toys for area underprivileged children at Christmastime. BOTTOM LEFT: Interact Club sponsor. Mr. Cyphert, assists Tim Courtney in setting a date for the next service project. 139 UNDERSTANDING GOVERNMENTAL TECHNIQUE Annually, student delegates to the American Legion sponsored Louisiana Girls and Boys State are elected to represent Bolton in a mock state government in Baton Rouge. Receiving honors were Nancy Foil. Most Outstanding Citizen. David Marler, Most Outstanding Senator, and Richard Stoker, who was elected Speaker of the House. TOP: A miniature Louisiana Girls' and Boys' State is presented to the Student Body in a funny yet meaningful assembly. BELOW: PEL STATE — Top Row: B. Donaldson. M. Durbin: Second Row: B. Eyre. N. Foil: Third Row: T. Gremillion, R. Lawrence: Fourth Row: D. Marler. D. Rone: Fifth Row: R. Stoker. S. Taylor. 140 Student Instructors aid Physical Education teachers by checking roll and supervising class activities. LEFT: Kathy Ball explains to Marge Terry the usefulness of practiced techniques in the game of basketball. BELOW: STUDENT INSTRUCTORS — Bottom Row: D. Mayeux. J. Vandersypen. J. Watson. K. Frazier. M. Ray. D. Schonfeld. K. Ball. N. Ware. M. Mikell. M. Kennedy. C. Smith, M. Johnson. L. Edwards. Middle Row: L. Priest. B. Keys. A. Mahfouz. L. Clark. M. Dill. D. King. C. Morgan. C. Lemoine, D. Drouet. L. Greene. A. Williams. M. Moore. D. Stelter. J. Fleming. Top Row: W. Milliner. L. Goodrich, C. Bruyninckx, M. Bringhurst. S. Moreau, E. Scalfano, S. Taylor. D. Rone. J. Brown. A. Maxwell. K. Adler. 141 VARIETY OF TALENT DISPLAYED TOP RIGHT: Coordinated Cadence with music is shown by the band in their fine Homecoming parade performance. BOTTOM: BAND — Front Row: R. Willison, L. Gates. A. Thomas. C. Wilder. C. Morgan. R. Hageman: Second Row: P. Ellzey. J. Auwaerter. R. Wilson. R. Slaughter. K. Zangla. J. Brewster. P. Wood. L. McCasland. H. Compton. J. Blanchard. R. Chew. E. Thompson: Third Row: I. Thompson. P. Herren. B. Herren. V. Mutzbauer. R. Sorrels. S. Marler. L. Whittington. R. Relish. B. Walker. S. Franklin. K. Rabun. G. Works. D. Smith. G. Bales. L. Barnett. J. Kiesewetter. B. Floyd. D. Tassin, R. Lawrence. B. Bell: Back Row: S. Story. L. Williams. F. Morgan. B. Jonson. S. Hopkins. J. Harris. 142 LEFT: BAND OFFICERS — L to R. Carolyn Morgan. Gene Bales. Randy Hageman. Lucille McCasland. Cindy Wilder. Lisa Whittington. John Roberts. Paul Ellzey, Eddie Thompson. 143 TOP: Receiving last minute instructions before half-time, the band stands at attention. RIGHT: MAJORETTES — Carolyn Morgan, Lucille McCasland, head majorette, and Cindy Wilder. 144 PERFECTION REQUIRES LONGER HOURS LEFT: Students are inspired by the band during the Homecoming pep rally. BOTTOM: Carolyn Morgan, Lucille Morgan, and Cindy Wilder practice their halftime performance. 145 EXCEPTIONAL TALENTS DISPLAYED RIGHT: The musical talents of John Auwaerter and Robert Slaughter are admired by Debra Rone and Mary Ellen May. BELOW: The Chorale performs during the Christmas assembly, inspiring the students for the holidays to come. 146 TOP: CHORALE — Seated: N. Foil. M. M. Smith. C. Morgan: Second Row: M. Waring. S. Morgan. J. St. Clergy. M. Grantham. E. Smith: Third Row: C. Landrum. D. East. P. Holloway. M. Wells. M. Chandler. R. Akin: Top Row: R. Chew. L. Rice. M. Rabalais. S. Batson. K. Pullen. D. East. D. Smith. B. Correll, M. Drago. BOTTOM: CHORALE OFFICERS: Sky Batson, Librarian; Mary Margaret Smith, Secretary: Dudley Smith, Vice President; Richard Stoker. President. 147 CHOIR LENDS AN EAR TO MUSICAL TALENT CHOIR OFFICERS — Mattie Roberts, Secretary: Susan Morgan, President: Mary Margaret Smith, Secretary: Eileen Smith, Librarian Donna Schonfeld, Vice President: Pam Holloway, Librarian. CONCERT CHOIR — First Row: D. Smith. E. Smith. D. East M. Grantham. J. St. Clergy. G. Robinson. R. Evans. S. Morgan. M. M. Smith: Second Row: L. Berlin. R. Akins. E. Offenlock. M. Chandler. S. Carbo. S. Jones. D. Schonfeld. S. Gartee. C. Grover M. Messina - Third Row: B. Lucas. D. Shirley. P. Holloway. C. Liberto. P. Lewis. B. J. Sampson, G. Lewis. S. King. C. Landrum: Fourth Row: A. Collins A. Freeman. R. Chew. K. Frisbee. D. Culbert. D. Mitchell. B. Moses. S. Marshall. M. Stockburger. V. McCoy, A. Moore: Fifth Row: B. Connell, A. Strother, M. Drago. G. Beaubeff, K. Pullen, C. White. F. Jones. K. Stanfeld. H. Morgan. V. Smith. M. Rabalais. L. Rice. D. Green. 148 TOP: GLEE CLUB — First Row: J. Alcins. R. Riether. J. Kelly. E. Jasper. M. Birdsong. J. Sitton. C. Garcia M. Cuff- Second Row: D. Dyess. V. Holloman. R. Greene. D. Miller. V. Gunter. W. Webb. L. Mertins; Third Row: E. Goff. K. Frazier. D. Hillman. C. Crooks. S. Williams. R. Rosenthal. N. Williams. S. Jones: Fourth Row: J. Jackson. P. Dorsey, M. Johnson. D. Laudrum. J. Freeman. J. Kemper. A. Clayton. J. Culbert Back Row: R. Hanna. E. Barham. R. Griffin. M. Frzier, B. Brumfield. E. Perry. D. Robertson. GLEE CLUB OFFICERS: Sheila Williams. President: Virginia Holloman, Vice President Jackie Akins, Secretary Claire Cobb, Librarian. 149 ROTC PROVIDES MILITARY INSTRUCTION RIGHT: B. J. Samson. B. Clark, C. Maxwell. C. Knight. B. Culbert. BOTTOM: OFFICERS — Richard Jordan, Executive officer: Danny Tassin, Public Information officer: Alfred Peterman. Administrative officer: Bill McKinney, Personal Officer. 150 TOP: Standing: J. Blanchard. L. Hobbs. H. Collins. F. Jones. J. Salmon. D. Johnson. J. Danback. J. Culbert. L. Brown. A. Wells: Kneeling: F. Lemoine. K. Harris. L. Garrett. D. Smith. L. Roy. BOTTOM: G. Haupt. D. Tassin. R. Jordan. C. Smith. R. Hockinson. A. Peterman. R. O'Neal. B. McKinney. R. Knight. A. Briggs. P. Fuller: Kneeling: K. Wilson. V. McCoy. S. Bordelon. 151 TOP: Sgt. James Riser works to complete the mountain of paperwork necessary to smooth ROTC operation. ABOVE LEFT: Col. Charles Kelly is the commander of the ROTC unit at Bolton, as well as the Civil Air Patrol sponsor. ABOVE RIGHT: ROTC Color Guard proudly reviews drills performed at all civic and school functions. 152 ROTC members attend the raising of the flag on school mornings as just another patriotic gesture. 153 BOLTON QPIRIT PORTRAYED One of Bolton s oldest organizations, the Boosters, is a voluntary organization which cheers and executes hand drills during football and basketball games, and performs marching exercises for halftime shows. A first to Bolton, the Dance Team is comprised of girls selected for their dancing ability. These girls perform dances during halftime at football games. RIGHT: OFFICERS— Pat Blackwell. President: Janet Wolff, Stands Captain. Mim Moore, Assistant Stands Captain; Joani Rosenthal, Jonette Young, Martha Moncusky, Mary Wells, Donna Schonfeld, Squad Leaders. BELOW: Yogi senior Bill Pias, encourages spirit at the annual Homecoming pep rally. BELOW RIGHT: The dance team, a new addition to Bolton s halftime entertainment, gets in some practice during a pep rally. 154 TOP: BOOSTERS — Top Row: J. Alcins. K. Ball. A. Blalock. C. Brasher. D. Brouillette: Second Row: L. Brown. C. Cobb. D. Dobson. C. Dauzat. M. Edmond - Third Row: L. Edwards. D. Fogleman, K. Frazier. C. Hill. D. Hillman: Fourth Row: V. Hollowman. D. King. P. Mahfouz. T. McCartney. T. Musick: Fifth Row: M. Roberts. D. Stelter A. Veillon. M. C. White. C. Whitworth: Sixth Row: B. Wood. V. Wolley. ABOVE: DANCE TEAM — Top Row: F. Brasher, S. Carbo. F. Edmonds. V. Eskew, C. Lee Second Row: D. Mayeux. L. McClinton. K. McGaha. TOP RIGHT: Boosters constantly drill on marching techniques for halftime shows and parade performances. CENTER RIGHT: Dance team members Debbie Mayeux, Kathy McGaha, Linda McClinton, Fanay Edwards, and Freda Brasher pose for a moment before the show begins. 155 SPIRIT. PEP, VITALITY LEFT: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Kathleen Brame. Paula Laird, and Grace Tindol. CENTER: Conducting pep rallies is one of the major responsibilities of the Varsity Cheerleaders. BOTTOM: Varsity Cheerleaders. I. to r.. Nell Ware, Marcia Sterlcx, Janey Brown, head cheerleader. Yogi, Bill Pias, Susan Taylor, Jennifer Murphy, and Martha Milcell. 157 The Girls' Athletic Association encourages interest in athletics. Intramural games and clinics are offered throughout the year to develop skills and promote sportsmanship. RIGHT: OFFICERS — Jo Ann Watson, President: Constance Stewart, Vice-President; Janey Brown, Secretary-T reasurer. BELOW: Miss Ducote, G.A.A. sponsor, discusses upcoming clinics at a club meeting. 158 TEAMWORK VALUES LEARNED LEFT: GAA — Top Row: J. Akins. B. Antee. K. Ball. C. Brouillette. J. Broussard. J. Brown. L. Daigre: Second Row: M. Davis, M. Dill. D. Dobson. C. Drew. E. Drouet. S. Fox. K. Frazier: Third Row: C. Garcia. L. Greene. C. Hill. D. Hillman. C. Jakubiak. M. Kemper. P. Mahfouz: Fourth Row: D. Mayeux. T. McCartney. W. Milliner, M. Moore, S. NesSmith, C. Newels. D. Parish: Fifth Row: M. Phillips. D. Rabalais. K. Roberson. J. Robinson. V. Rogers. J. Rosenthal. T. Rox: Sixth Row: D. Sayes. R. Sorrels. M. Smith. C. Smith. D. Shirley. L. Thompson. G. Tillman: Seventh Row: P. Turner. J. Vandersypen B. VanDyke. K. Verzwyvelt. L. Wallace. A. Williams. B. Williams: Eighth Row: E. Williams. J. Wolff. B. Wood, I. Young. J. Young. L. Young. 159 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANCE PROVIDED RIGHT: Aiding with attendance records is one of the many duties of Connie Russell. BELOW RIGHT: Cheryl Daniel and Brenda Wood perform invaluable services in aiding the counselors. RIGHT: MR. TAYLOR'S OFFICE — Top Row: J. Brown. S. Carbo. J. Fleming. D. Fogleman. P. Hicks. M. Hunter: Second Row: C. Lee. M. Moncusky. J. Nugent. C. Russell. M. Sterkx. S. Taylor. 160 The various office staffs do certain routine tasks that provide for smooth functioning in the school. Volunteers work during a free period in their schedule. TOP LEFT: Cheryl Smith greets visitors to BHS as she performs her duty on the Courtesy Committee. BOTTOM LEFT: Linda Greene and Freda Brasher sort mail in the main office. LEFT: COURTESY COMMITTEE — F. Brasher. J. Pearce. C. Rasbery. C. Smith. BELOW: MAIN OFFICE — Top Row: K. Ball. C. Barham. M. Bringhurst. J. Chicola: Second Row: J. Demarest. C. Fontenot. L. Greene. B. Gunter: Third Row: C. Herring, M. Kennedy. M. Milcell. J. Robinson: Fourth Row: M. Teelcell. A. Thomas. A. Williams. 161 LIBRARY A8SI8TANCE VALUABLE The Library Staff provides assistance in checking out books and locating information for students. Members provide these services before and after school as well as during free periods throughout the day. The Radio Club possesses a room equipped with transmitters, receivers, and aerials. The members learn the techniques and procedures of radio operations. RIGHT: LIBRARY CLUB — Top Row: B. Antee. D. Ellis. S. Janette: Second Row: C. McKellar. E. Scalfano. D. Swinnen. TOP RIGHT: LIBRARY STAFF OFFICERS — Donna Kelley, President: Beth Melder, Vice-President: Pat Holmes, Secretary. BELOW RIGHT: RADIO CLUB OFFICERS — Jim Zachary, President Randy Carstens, Secretary. Vic McCoy, Vice-President. BELOW: RADIO CLUB — Top Row: V. McCoy. L. Perlcer. D. Tassin: Second Row: J. Zachary. 162 STAFFS IMPROVE FUNCTIONING The Projection Staff assists faculty members in running film projectors. The Cafeteria Staff is composed of volunteers who serve meals to the students and help in cleaning the cafeteria. The Stage Crew assists in all BHS productions. It provides accurate lighting and sound. TOP: PROJECTION STAFF — S. Almgren. J. Blanchard. J. Cheneval. D. Dunn. C. Lloyd. J. McQuarn. CENTER LEFT: CAFETERIA STAFF — S. Bouchie. J. Culbert. C. Knight. M. Ponthieux. D. Price. D. Price. J. Price. 163 ASSISTANCE WITH EMERGENCY PROCEDURES The Civil Defense Club is organized to train students to protect themselves and others in times of crises and disaster. The members are taught to prepare themselves safely during floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, fires, and nuclear attack. TOP RIGHT: OFFICERS — Diane Parker, Sec.-Treas.- Danny Tassin, President: Connie Novels, Vice-President. BOTTOM LEFT: CIVIL DEFENSE CLUB — Top Row: A. Bordelon. S. Bordelon. P. Ellzey. J. Fisher. R. Guillo : Second Row: T. LaCour. V. McCoy. V. Messina. J. Nugent. D. Rabalais. LEFT: Mr. Tubre discusses plans for Civil Defense drills with Janie Nugent. 164 The Junior Red Cross Council is sponsored by the Rapides Chapter of American Red Cross. Members are elected representatives from each homeroom. Yearly projects include visiting the area hospitals to distribute Christmas gifts. ABOVE: JR. RED CROSS — Top Row: B. Bates. M. Blalock E. Drouet. D. Durbin. L. Edwards. P. Ellzey. L. Fryar. N. Gonzales. T. Havens. P. Holloway: Second Row: C. Landrum. T. McCartney. K. McGaha. P. McQuilling. R. Monk. J. Nugent. L. Nugent. C. Powell. D. Rabalais. T. Rabalais: Third Row: D. Schonfeld. N. Steinschulte. D. Tassin. P. Turner. J. Ussery. R. Ward. R. Webster. E. Williams. S. Williams. LEFT: Emily Drouet confers with Junior Red Cross sponsor. Mrs. Mongue, on the annual project of decorating coffee cans and packing them with Christmas goodies. TOP: OFFICERS — Sue Stroud, Sec.-Treas. Robert Polk. President Fay Lou Trotter. Vice-President. 165 HOMEMAKING METHODS IMPROVED The Future Homemakers of America is an organization for girls interested in economics and family living. Projects include the Arthritis Drive and a Christmas party at Pinecrest. TOP: OFFICERS — Phyllis, Mahfouz, Debbie Mayeux, Susan Swinnen, Irma Montgomery, Gwendolyn Griffin, Rhonda Snowbarger, Debra Fogleman, Lorraine Gauthier. LEFT: FHA — Top Row: D. Blackman. K. Bowen. R. Brunson. C. Bruyninckx, C. Calvet. K. Crayton: Second Row: M. Fisher. M. Gray. O. Green. P. McQuilling. V. Messina. J. Moreau: Third Row: S. Nesmith. D. Oates. D. Price. J. Price. D. Rabalais. T. Rabalais: Fourth Row: K. Roberson. J. Robinson. J. Rone. T. Rox. G. Scallan. C. Smith: Fifth Row: M. Teekell. L. Thompson. C. Turner. P. Turner. B. Verzwyvelt. K. Verzwyvelt: Sixth Row: N. Williams. S. Wright. 166 EDUCATIONAL TENDENCIES DEVELOPED The Future Teachers of America is responsible for giving interested students an opportunity to become familiar with the challenges of the profession of education. TOP LEFT: FTA — C. Hill. V. Holloman. D. Price. E. Williams. G. Wilson. D. Woodward. BOTTOM: Laura Gagnard rehearses teaching skills before fellow future teachers. 167 MULTIPLE BENEFIT?} FROM EXPERIENCE The Future Business Leaders of America is designed to train students in the field of business and aids in choosing a vocation. All members must take a business course to be eligible. TOP RIGHT: FBLA OFFICERS — L. to R. Louise Clark, Treasurer Diane Thompson, President: Norma Starnes, Reporter: Beverly Leavines, Secretary. BOTTOM LEFT: FBLA — Top Row: P. Aimsworth. N. Allen. A. Beauregard. A. Brady. C. Brouillette: Second Row: P. Carroll. W. Carter. J. Franklins. C. Giles. B. Jewell: Third Row: D. Kinder. J. Norman. D. Rabalais. L. Young. 168 NEW LEADERS IN AN EVER- WIDENING FIELD The Future Nurses Club offers many opportunities for girls interested in nursing to receive training and first hand experiences in nursing. Many serve as candystripers for local hospitals. TOP LEFT: FNA OFFICERS — T. Bowden, President: D. Wood, Treasurer: D. Bolton, Secretary: J. Nugent, Historian; J. Watson, Vice-President: D. King, Reporter. CENTER LEFT: Top Row: A. Bordelon. D. Brouillette. G. Crawford. E. Dorsey. F. Franklin Second Row: C. Grover. V. Mellott. D. Parker. M. Peterman. R. Reynolds: Third Row: D. Roberts. E. Veal. D. Walker. E. Williams. BOTTOM LEFT: JoAnn Watson peruses patient register as part of her duty as hospital candystriper. BOTTOM RIGHT: FNA member Teena Bowden (Santa Claus) spreads to Mrs. Mongue a little Christmas cheer. 169 EXPERIENCE BENEFITS SELF AND COMMUNITY The purpose of Cooperative Office Education is to give the student actual office experience in preparation for a career in the business field. TOP RIGHT: Washing hands as part of the clean-up ritual of a hospital orderly is Patrick Daigle. ABOVE: COE — First Row: N. Allen. A. Beauregard. P. Carroll. P. Daigle: Second Row: D. Delcomyn. J. Franklin. C. Giles. S. Head: Third Row: P. Hicks. B. Jewell. D. Kinder. B. King: Fourth Row: B. Leavines. L. Loden, J. Norman. N. Starnes: Fifth Row: D. Thompson. BOTTOM RIGHT: Nancy Allen files and refiles as part of COE job. 170 The Distributive Education Club consists of BHS'ers who combine management skills with business minds for practical use in the future in the business world. LEFT: OFFICERS — Charles Michiels Treasurer: Lee McConnell. Secretary: President. CENTER: DE — Top Row: B. Bayone. J. Callahan. S. Carnes. D. Daniels. C. Dupree. B. Gagnard: Second Row: L. Gauthier. T. Gremillion. J. Herren. C. LaCour. V. Lueng. R. Mathews: Third Moreau. J. Pereda. K. Rhame. T. Rox. W. Wilson. . President: Sue Stroud. Terry Swafford. Vice K. Beard. L. Burnaman. Degroat. D. Dunn. Joey Gagnard. M. Garon. L. Johnson. H. Kersh. T. Row: B. Melder. B. D. Savage. K. Vaughn. 171 LANGUAGES PROMOTE FOREIGN RELATIONS The purpose of the Spanish Club is to promote a better understanding about peoples of Spanish-speaking nations. TOP RIGHT: Spanish Club Sponsor. Mrs. Andries, distributes pennants to Ted Silver as a money-making project. BELOW: OFFICERS — Merry Anne Shapiro, Vice-President- Martha Mikell, President: Lucille McCasland, Secretary-Treasurer. RIGHT: SPANISH CLUB — Top Row: D. Bolton. A. Bordelon. J. Culbert. L. Fryar. C. Garcia, b. Gauthier. L. Hobdy: Second Row: A. Maxwell. K. McGaha. J. Nugent. D. Parker. T. Silver. K. Struck. M. Struck: Third Row: M. Terry. K. Watson. 172 ABOVE: FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY — Top Row: L. Ayres. J. Bradford. K. Brame. C. Brasher. J. Broussard. M. L. Carstens. S. Cook. B. Correll. L. Daigre. J. Fuller: Second Row: M. Harper. J. Hogue. J. Jones. C. Lee. A. Lemoine. L. McGraw. T. Musick, M. Ray. D. Walker. M. Waring: Third Row: M. Wells. The French Honor Society is a club designed to become more familiar with the background of France and its people. To be a member, a student must maintain a B average in French. LEFT: Jeannie Pearce utilizes the language lab s facilities to practice her French speaking skills. BOTTOM: OFFICERS — Lucy Goodrich, President Debbie East, Vice President: Jeannie Pearce, Secretary. 173 RIGHT: LATIN CLUB — Top Row: S. Bringhurst. W. Davis, C. Hill. C. Lowther. J. Lowther. G. McClure Second Row: J. Pfeifer. J. Nugent. D. Parker. D. Roberts. D. Shelton. S. Story: Third Row: D. Tassin. G. Tindol. I. Young. L. Young. J. Zachary. Latin Club members have set as their goals the development of student interest in this classical language and realization of its importance in the modern world. RIGHT: Randy Carstens completes the transaction of paying dues to Latin Club sponsor Mrs. Partridge. BELOW: OFFICERS — Louis Nugent, Reporter; Bobbie O'Quinn, Secretary Paul Ellzey, President: John Roberts, Vice-President; Mike Evans, Historian. 174 PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF BASIC SKILL The purpose of the Math Club is to improve the students' skill in mathematics and to study its principles on a higher level. Members hold an annual slide rule contest in which any student may enter. LEFT: Mr. Booze assists Jimbo Cheneval over a stumbling block in a mathematics problem. TOP LEFT: MATH — K. Brame. J. Brown. J. Fox. S Morgan. BOTTOM: OFFICERS — Jimbo Cheneval, President: Steve Almgren, Vice President Tim Courtney, Secretary. 175 AIR TACTICS VITAL PART OF CAP The Civil Air Patrol practices emergency techniques in the area of aviation. TOP: OFFICERS — Jerry Blanchard, Vice President; Bobbie Blackmon, Secretary: Danny Tassin, President. RIGHT: Civil Air Patrol members Danny Tassin, Jerry Blanchard, and Barbara Blackmon discuss arrangements for a future drill. BOTTOM: CAP — Top Row: B. Blackmon. J. Blanchard. V. McCoy: Second Row: A. Peterman. D. Tassin. 176 SPECIAL INTEREST PURSUED The Chess Club was formed last year by students interested in matching wits. TOP LEFT: OFFICERS — John Pfeifer. Harold Smith, John Fey, Linda Young, Johnny Roberts, Pete Ussery. CENTER: Concentration — the most important factor for becoming a good chess player. BELOW: CHESS CLUB — Top Row: J. Auwaeter. J. Bates. G. Beauboeuf. S. Benge. M. Bouchie. S. Bouchie. J. Chasteen. A. Collins. S. Cook. B. Correll: Second Row: G. Dowden. W. Floyd. R. Gauthier. R. Hageman. P. Holloway. C. Lee. T. McCarthy. K. Rose. S. Scalfano. B. Smith; Third Row: B. Smith. M. Stickels. M. Terry. G. Tindol. F. Walker. K. Wilson, I. Young. 177 PR0FE88I0NAL TECHNIQUES DISPLAYED The Photography Club covers the whole range of photographic arts. Members take pictures, learn to develop them in the darkroom, and acquire a working knowledge of the camera and its performance. RIGHT: Danny Tassin reviews developing negatives in the darkroom. RIGHT: PHOTOGRAPHY — C. Brouillette. G. Cason. D. O’Neal. BOTTOM: OFFICERS — Donald Dunn, Vice President Bobbie Blackmon, Secretary: Danny Tassin, President. 178 Bolton s 4-H Club is dedicated to creating in its members new and better abilities to produce excellent agricultural products. Through actual experience. 4-H'ers learn to recognize and achieve a fine quality of farm products. These members participate in local, state, and parish fairs, in livestock and poultry shows, and in other projects to improve farm living. LEFT: Susan Carbo and Billy Ellington make plans for their exhibition at the fair. BOTTOM: OFFICERS — Susan Carbo, President: Tim Courtney, Secretary: Cheryl Liberto, Vice President. 179 1971 BEARS INITIATE WINNING TRADITION RIGHT: Head coach. Aubrey banders, is congratulated by Butch Crenshaw after the Bears' 27-7 victory over the Trojans. BOLTON OPPONENT 35 Menard 9 0 Peabody 2 34 Eunice 7 7 Ruston 34 9 Neville 8 16 West Monroe 14 7 Bastrop 42 27 AHS 7 21 Ouachita 6 41 Tioga 14 183 SMALL TEAM REAPS REWARDS 1971 BOLTON BEARS — Front Row: N. Gonzales. C. Smith. D. Paige. E. Pontieux. B. Woods. M. Mayeux, T. Silver. G. Lucas. B. Hooker. R. Ward. G. Manuel: Second Row: L. Hobdy. F. Jackson. S. Lanier. K. Pullen. P. Early. C. Laird. D. Foshee. D. Saucier, R. Stoker. J. Shinholster. J. Adams: Third Row: D. Clayton. C. White. D. Tweedie. T. Gallihugh. J. Blalock. A. Jackson. B. Vanderhoven. D. Peterman. P. Ford. B. Kinder. B. Schmolke. RIGHT: Trainers Byron Eyre and Billy Thompson assist injured David Clayton from the field. 184 DEFENSE ROUNDS OUT WELL-ROUNDED GAME RIGHT: Defensive coach. Mike Peevy, surveys defense. BELOW: Bastrop quarterback is stopped for no gain. 186 I 1 HUMt • •• • • • • • • • A A a TIME • • • t! • • • • • • ••• si VISI10R • 1 • . t A • • • • DOWN • •• • QUARTER A A A A • % 1 ••• • • • • • • • • • ••• o ABOVE: Paul Early runs over ASH's Marty Jenkins for a major gain BELOW: With three seconds Bolton rests on a comfortable 27-7 lead over ASH. 187 DEFENSE FUNCTIONS EFFECTIVELY RIGHT: Coach Sanders and his defensive staff. Ralph Kees and Mike Peevy, survey the defensive game. BELOW: All-District guard. Charles Paige, corners a Ouachita running back. 188 RIGHT: Defensive back Lawrence Hobdy hauls in an interception against Ouachita. 190 7-3 .. . BEST IN 14 YEARS LEFT: Coach Corky Yates explains changes in the offensive plan for the next game. 191 YOUNG BEARS GAIN EXPERIENCE ABOVE: 1971 BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row: C. White. L. Fields. R. Perry. J. Logsdon. F. Kershaw. B. Schmolke. B. Thompson. Manager: Second Row: D. Block. Manager. L. Newton. D. Peterman. T. Frazier. G. Milliner. M. Walker. B. Vanderhoeven. LEFT: Coach Morris gives instructions to his players during a break in the action. 193 BRUINS FINISH THIRD IN DISTRICT 7pi M y i lae' j STRONG PLAY 198 TOP LEFT: Gary Milliner scores against ASH. TOP RIGHT: Coach Morris questions referee. DESPITE LACK OF EXPERIENCE 199 ABOVE RIGHT: Schmolke guns from outside. RIGHT: Bear defense forces the outside shot. CHALLENGE MET WITH DETERMINATION LEFT: 1971 TRACK TEAM: First Row: R. Halford, R. Gaston. D. Jones. G. Cortella. D. Paige. G. Wooley: Second Row: C. White. R. Rogers. J. Cunnings. A. Peterman. F. Jackson; Third Row: B. Goff. C. Smith. D. Johnson. H. Early. R. Stoker. 201 YOUNG THINLIES PROMISE BRIGHT FUTURE OPPOSITE TOP: Relay team prepares for race. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Jack Shinholsterpractices in hope of gaining joints for the Bear thinlies in the javelin. ABOVE: Exchanges play an important part in relays. LEFT: Richard Stoker practices in pursuit of excellence in the discus. 203 ULTIMATE EFFORTS MADE TOP: 1972 BOYS' SWIM TEAM: First Row: C. Lowther. S. Benge. B. Johnson. J. Kiesewetter, J. Ansell. T. Roland. L. Foote: Second Row: P. Davis. S. Almgren. M. Chadd. S. Cook. D. Ellis. R. Howard. BOTTOM: 1972 GIRLS' SWIM TEAM: First Row: J. James. K. Robinson. N. Wagner. E. Drouet: Second Row: J. Nugent. K. Spruell. L. Teekell. K. Struck. 205 UNITED EFFORT FOR A COMMON GOAL LEFT: 1971 TENNIS TEAM: John Werti. Danny Gregorio. Jimbo Cheneval. BELOW LEFT: Walter Perry works out on the Backboard. 207 ABOVE: Joanie Rosenthal shows that the serve is an important part of her game. LEFT: Stader Richardson makes a good play next to the net. 209 GOLF TEAM REPRESENTS BOLTON EXPERTLY LEFT: Stader Richardson chips to the green. BELOW LEFT: 1971 GOLF TEAM: Stader Richardson, Ben Hargis, Buddy Donaldson, Ted Silver. 211 212 FEATURES Best All-Round Seniors — Debra Rone and David Marler Best All-Round Juniors — Janey Brown and Paul Davis Best All-Round Sophomores — Jennifer Murphy and Lee Foote Best All-Round Freshmen — Kathy Garcia and Mike Stewart OUTSTANDING CLASSMATES ACKNOWLEDGED 215 A few leaders: — characters illuminated by their fellow students — elected by popular vote to represent the senior class in the finest fashion'' — projecting the images of the seniors — exemplifying the spirit of the Class of 1972. Finest Character — David Marler and Anne Maxwell Most Courteous — Buddy Donaldson and Anne Maxwell 217 219 HOMECOMING WELCOMES ALL TOP: Sophomores’ efforts earn them first place in homecoming parade. BOTTOM: Bolton juniors exhibit class spirit as they cheer the bears to victory while participating in the exciting Homecoming parade. OPPOSITE TOP: Seniors' vivacious evidence of spirit enthralls Homecoming crowd. OPPOSITE LEFT: Homecoming float decorators work industriously every available minute. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Cheering for victory, the cheerleaders evoke a surge of spirit during the Homecoming pep rally. 220 221 222 OPPOSITE TOP: The 1972 Homecoming Court joyously talks following half-time festivities. OPPOSITE LEFT: Queen. Donna King and her escort Kim Robertson. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Maid of Honor. Debra Rone escorted by her father, Mr. Luther Rone. TOP LEFT: First Maid Ann Soden. TOP RIGHT: Second Maid. Mary Ellen May escorted by Mr. Gary Nugent. BOTTOM, LEFT: Third Maid. Julia Nugent. BOTTOM CENTER: Fourth Maid. Debbie Mayeux, and her escort David Clayton. BOTTOM RIGHT: Fifth Maid, Pat Blackwell. 223 CAST PRODUCES ANOTHER SUCCESS Bolton's fall play was directed by Mr. Richard Bushnell, Nancy Foil was student director and Jeannie Pearce was her assistant. The cast included: Lucy Goodrich, Michael O'Shee, Merry Anne Shapiro, Wade Davis, Sky Batson, Mary Margaret Smith, Lindsay Torbett, Mark Chadd, Mike Rabalais, Delia Drouet, Delissa Parish, Margaret Ann Johnson, Malcolm Neyland, Jo Lea Gamburg, Paul Ellzey, Richard Broadwell, Roy Webb, Kathy Ball, Jeannie Pearce, Carla Whitworth, Billy Smith. RIGHT: Mike O'Shee questions Mary Margaret Smith during a performance of Night of January 16th. BELOW: Merry Anne Shapiro drills herself on a few of her many lines with Malcolm Neyland for the upcoming performance. 224 TOP: The delicate procedure of applying make-up is administered by Dudley Smith to cast member Sky Batson. BOTTOM LEFT: Delia Drouet receives additional make-up assistance from fellow performer Mark Chadd, as Mary Margaret Smith supervises operations. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mike O'Shee cross-interrogates Malcolm Neyland in one of many afternoon performances. 225 CAMPUS LIFE BUSTLES WITH ACTIVITY 226 227 David Marler Senior David Marler, Big Chief Cumtux for 1972, was chosen in a general student election sponsored by the CUMTUX staff. As president of the Student Council, David attended the Presidential Classroom in Washington, D. C.. He was selected Ourstanding Senator' at Louisiana Boys State, and also was recipient of the Pat on the Back award. 228 Donna King Selected to reign as Campus Queen by the student body In a general election sponsored by the BRUIN staff is Donna King. She was the 1972 Homecoming Queen and is presently a Student Council Representative and Student Gym Instructor. Donna is also a member of the Booster Drum Squad. 229 Richard Stoker Richard Stoker is this year's Medicine Man. Richard is Vice-President of Key Club and President of both the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Chorale. He also serves as BRUIN Sports Editor. 230 Debra Rone Maid of Honor of the Campus Court is Debra Rone. She was Miss January on the Key Club Calendar, Secretary of the Student Council, and voted Outstanding Parish Citizen at Louisiana Girls' State. Debra is also in the top ten percent of the graduating class. 231 Paul Davis Lucy Goodrich Elected as First Maid is Lucy Goodrich. Lucy was Copy Editor of BRUIN in her junior year and Associate Editor-in-Chief as a senior. She was Quill and Scroll president. Friendliest senior girl, and held a lead in Night of January 16th. Junior Paul Davis is First Brave. Paul is Vice-President of the Student Council and Best All-Round Junior. He is a Key Clubber and a letterman on the varsity swim team. 232 Marcus Durbin Second Brave is Marcus Durbin. Elected by the senior class as Wittiest and Most Talented, he was President of Key Club. Marcus also attended Louisiana Boys' State. Mary Margaret Smith Mary Margaret Smith was selected as Second Maid. She was a varsity cheerleader in her junior year. Miss September on the Key Club Calendar in 71, and Miss February in '72. Mary Margaret was also Cutest senior girl, and she ranked in the Top ten percent of the graduating class. 233 Janey Brown Head Cheerleader Janey Brown was elected Third Maid. Janey was Miss July on the Key Club Calendar, a Student Gym Instructor, and was chosen as Best All-Round junior girl. Paul Early Paul Early, a Student Council Alternate, was chosen as Third Brave. Lettering in his sophomore year for football. Paul is also a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. 234 Barf Schmolke Fourth Brave Bart Schmolke is a member of Interact and the B Club. He is also a varsity football letterman and was a varsity basketball player in his freshman and sophomore years. Lucille McCasland Fourth Maid Lucille McCasland is Head Majorette and was elected Best All-Round in her freshman year. While serving as treasurer of the Student Council, Lucille is also secretary of the Spanish Club. 235 Jennifer Murphy Fifth Maid is Jennifer Murphy. A varsity cheerleader. Jennifer was Miss December on the Key Club Calendar in her freshman year and served as Miss September in her sophomore year. Jennifer was also elected Best All-Round in her sophomore year. Lee Foote Lee Foote, who is 5th Brave, is President of his sophomore class and was elected Best All-Round Sophomore Boy. A member of Interact. Lee is a member of the swim team. 236 Steve Cook Student Council Representative Steve Cook was elected Sixth Brave. Steve is a Key Club member, participates in debate, and is a member of the Varsity Swim team. Anne Maxwell is Sixth Maid. Anne was BRUIN Faculty and Scholastics Editor in her junior year and Clubs Editor as a senior. Voted Most Courteous” and senior girl with the ' Finest Character”, Anne was a two year Key Club Calendar girl as Miss August and Miss March. Anne Maxwell 237 9cotf Benge Nell Ware Senior Nell Ware is Seventh Maid. A varsity cheerleader, Nell was Copy Editor for the BRUIN. Maid of Honor of the ROTC Court, and is in the top ten percent of her graduating class. Sophomore Class Vice-President Scott Benge was elected Seventh Brave. Chosen as Papoose in his Freshman year, Scott is a Key Club member, and a letterman on the Swim Team. 238 Lawrence Hobdy Eighth Brave Lawrence Hobdy is a member of the Student Council. Lawrence lettered in football in his sophomore year, was a member of the Spanish Club, and a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Susan Taylor Eighth Maid Susan Taylor was Third Maid on the Homecoming Court in her junior year. A varsity cheerleader, Susan attended Louisiana Girls' State this summer and is in the top ten percent of her graduating class. 239 William Davis, Papoose Eileen Smith Buddy Donaldson Nancy Foil 243 Karen Adler Dan Bloch BRUIN Editor-in-Chlef. Karen Adler, received the Optimist Club Pat on the Back” Award for Youth Appreciation Week. Dan Bloch serves as Student Aid to the administration and is an invaluable member of the Projection Staff. Byron Eyre, a delegate to the Presidential Classroom in Washington. D. C.. serves as Editor-in-Chief of CUMTUX. WHO'S WHO Nancy Foil Byron Eyre Nancy Foil has served as student director of two BHS dramatic productions and was Outstanding Citizen at Louisiana Girls’ State. IN 1972 Katrina Marye Lee Loftin David Marler Qusan Taylor David Marler, Outstanding Senator at Louisiana Boys State, serves as President of the Student Council. Katrina Marye received the Good Citizen' Award from the D.A.R. and she ranks number one in the senior class. CUMTUX Business Manager. Lee Loftin, ranks in the top ten percent of the senior class. Varsity Cheerleader, Susan Taylor, ranks tenth in the senior class. 245 OUTSTANDING SCHOLASTIC Katrina Mary© Karen Adler Byron Eyre Charles Daspit Mark Ofenloch Gretchen Roy Debra Rone Debbie Bast Larry McGraw Susan Taylor Mike Robbins Lee Loftin Jo Ann Young Paul Ellzey Nell Ware Mary Dill 246 ACHIEVEMENT RECOGNIZED Merry Anne Shapiro Marilyn Ray Louis Nugent Mike Lindsay Jonette Jones Lindsey Torbett Laura Gagnard Mary M. Smith Mary White Rocky Willson Debra Price Alfred Peterman 247 Tradition does not mean a dead thing that is handed on by dying pedants, but rather a living thing that insists on handing itself on in an endless variety of new forms through the living minds that it possesses and dominates. — Casserly BRUIN EDITORS 1972 Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors-in-Chief Photography Editors IlK ZoacrtJ j Copy Editors Art Editors Faculty and Scholastics Editors CjrOSruX Classes Editors fivddy Or .L OjOl J OvYrdtUAC Club Editors CUsWL WouluMt Sports Editors yA Features Editors May cklia droaet Index Editors US UUy CLru JocUaa Business Editors kloW boAAfest 7 0 3 Gd Wi vicfju 249 OSI ALEXANDRIA Convention City In The Heart of Louisiana MAYOR: Ed Karst 252 Finance and Utilities Carrol Lanier Streets and Parks O'Hearn Mattews 3 FLOORS 4 CONVENIENT TO SHOP PARKING LOTS ALEXANDRIA 3rd and Washington Ph. 445-4561 FORECAST OF FASHION AND FACTS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY MALEBOX tjeaeisttoo-j COMPLIMENTS OF: Best Wishes TWIN CITY DISCOUNT FURNITURE 420 Bolton Ave. (Next To Food Town) Alexandria, La. 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HOUSE BEAUTIFUL STANLEY’S BODY SHOP JOE TESTA REALTY COTTON BROS BAKING CO. JJJ J • 442-6692 HEMENWAY Home Furnishers Since 1896 MacArther Dr. 300 Jackson Street You Are Invited To Select China, Crystal, Silver And Let Our Trained Consultants Help You With Your Table Appointments HILL HARRIS Lee At 13th Fine Things tor the Home 273 Administration and Faculty Adams. Helen 24. 25 Anastasio. Charles 34 Anderson. Derotha 30 Anderson. Marvis 42 Andries. Eloise 33 Baker, Margarite 30. 31 Benge. Majorie 18 Bennett, Helen 30.31 Booze, Henry 24 Burnes. Janice 36. 37 Bushnell. Richard 32 Cannon. Lillian 32 Carlyon, William 40 Clayton, Dorman 38 Cox, Vyrtis 31 Crawford. Delores 36. 37 Culpepper. Linda 27 Culpepper, Richard 27 Cyphert, Robert 23 David, Elmena 21 Davis. John 18 Dearman. Wade 17 Dill. Theda 42 Disrud. Frances 36. 37 Downs, Ruby 34 Doyle, Jesse 80 Ducote. Carol 42 Fitzgerald. David 24. 25 Fogleman. Ruth 40. 41 Foil. Mary 39 Forcia, Georgia 4 Gamble. Veronica 34, 35 Hawkins, Aubrey 39 Herring. Claudiaus 18 Hutchison. Jesse 28 Johnson. Rose 31 Jones. David 25 Kees, Ralph 25 Kelly. Alice 42 Kelly. Charles 44 Lawrence. Ramona 32 Le Suer. Dillie 34 Metoyer. Rodessa 38 Miller. Delia 26 Mongue. Margarite 34, 35 Morris. Bill 43 Nichols. Freddie Jo 35 Nugent. Gary 40 O'Mealy, Joe 28. 29 Partridge. Inez 33 Patterson. Dorothy 3 I Peevy. Mike 43 Powell. Eva 26 Riser, James 44 Robertson, Linda 33 Roshto. Alfred 28. 29 Sanders. Aubrey 43 Sampson. Ida 26 Smith. Ruby 29 Spurlock. Lucille 22 Stagg. Aline 41 Strohschein. Virginia 22 Taylor, Douglas I 7 Taylor. Peggy 18 Thomas. Morris 17. 39 Toney, Bonnie 18 Tubre. Elvin 29 Wilkie, Jenny 18 Williams, Anna 41 Yates. Corky 43 Seniors Adams. John Paul 49 127. 139, 184 Adler. Karen 49. 60. 118. 121. 130, 131, 141. 216. 144 Ainsworth. Peggy 49. 168 Albin, Bennie 49 Allen, Nancy 49. 168, 170 Antee. Brenda 49. 124 159. 162 Arnold. Cheryl 49 Auwaerter. John 49. 142. 146. 177 Barham, Carol 50. 161 Barnett, Joey 50. 142 Bayone, Benjamin 50. 171 Beard. Keith 50. 171 Beauboeuf. Donna 50 Beauregard, Angela 50, 168. 170 Beebe. Gail 50. 124 Berlin, Paul 50 Bethany. Canny 51 Bialy. Mark 51 Birdsong. David 51 Blackmon, Barbara 51, 176. 178 Blackwell. Pat 51. 68. 124. 154. 223, 224 Blalock. Donald 51 Blalock. James 184 Bloch. Can 51. 137 Bodley. James 52 Bonial, Thomas 52 Bonton. June 52 Bordelon. Gary 52 Bordelon. Stewart 52. 151, 164 Botley. June 52 Boudreaux, Malcolm 52 Bowen. Kathi 52, 166 Brady. Anita 53. 168 Brasher. James 53 Brewster. David I ley 53 Bringhurst. Marina 53. 54. 125. 140. 161 Brouillette. Charleen 53, 159. 168. 178 Broussard. Michael 53, 68. 118 Brownell. Sylvia 53 8urns, Bruce 53 Burgess, Wanda 54 Burnaman. Larry 54. 171 Butler. Sarah 54 Caletka. Greg 54 Callahan, Joan I 71 Carroll. Phyllis 54. 168. 170 Carter, Wanda 54. 168 Chadd. Mark 54. 133. 227 Chicola, Judy 54. 161 Clark. Louise 55. 141. 168 Clayton. David 55. 139. 184. 223 Colbert. Clarence 55 Conner, Roger 55 Cooper, Pamela 55 Cotton, Beverly 55 Crawford. Dorcas 55 Cyriaque. Raymond 55 Daigle. Patrick 56. 170 Daigrepont. Judy 56 Dambach, Sue 56 D'Amico. Paulette 56 Danzy. Paula 56 Daspit. Charles 56, 127. 244 Dauzat, Frank 56 Delaney. Vivian 56 Delcomyn. Deborah 57. 170 Demarest. Noel 57, 125. 131 Doming, Claiborne 57. 131. 134. 138, 219 Desselle. Louis 57 Dill. Mary 31. 157. 127. 129. 131. 141. 159 Donaldson. Buddy 57. 121, 123. 122. 130. 131, 132, 137, 140. 217. 243 Dorsey, Gloria 57 Drouet. Delia 57, 67. 122, 131. 132. 133, 134. 227. 242 Dugar. Charles 58 Dunn. Donald 58. 163, 171. 178 Dupree. Joey 58. 139 Durbin. Marc 58. 122, 127. 133. 136. 140. 216. 218. 233 East, Debbie 58. 131. 147, 148, 173 Edmonds. Fanay 58, 155 Ellis. David 58, 162 Elzey. Paul 58. 130. 131, 133. 142, 143. 164. 165 Eskew. Vicki 155 Evans, Robin 59. 131. 133 Evans. Ronnie 59 Eyre. Byron 59, 118. 126. 130. 131. 136. 140. 184. 216. 242. 244. 245 Eznack. Janice 59 Feazel. Billy 59 Foil, Nancy 59. 76, 121, 133. 140, 141. 243 Foshee. David 59. 184, 241 Franklin. Greg 60 Franklin. Janell 60, 168. 170 Franklin. Steve 60, 142 Free, Larry 60 Fuller, David 60 Gagnard, Laura 60. 167, 171 Gamburg. JoLea 57. 60. 123. 122. 130. 131 274 Garon, Mickey 60, 171 Gauthier. Lorraine 37. 61, 166, 171 Giles. Connie 61, 170 Goff Jim 31,61 Goodrich, Lucy 61. 76. 118, 121, 131, 133. 140. 173, 219, 232 Grantham. Mellissa 61, 125, 147, 148 Gray, Emily 61 Gray, Floyd 61 Green, Billy 61. 127 Green, Ora 62, 166 Greene, Linda 62. 125. 134. 140, 159. 161 Gremillion, Terrie 62, 73, 140, 171 Gunn, Jerry 62 Gunter, Brenda 62. 161 Gunter, McKinley 62 Hardee, Curtis 62 Hargis, Tommy 63 Harris. Cassandra 63 Harris. John 63. 142 Haupt. Gary 63, 151 Hendricks, David 63 Herren, Jeff 63, 171 Herring. Christine 63, 125, 161 Hicks, Kathi 63 Hicks, Patti 64, 73, 160 Holloway. Pam 64, 147, 148, 165, 177 Hubley, Kathy 64 Jackson. Fred 64 Jakubiack, Charlotte 64, 159 Jewell, Billie 64. 168, 170 Johnson, Charlie 64, 171 Jones, Jonette 64. 118, 127, 128, 129, 131, 173 Jordan, Richard 65, 150, 151 Katz, Susan 65. 121, 123, 122, 125, 131, 134 Kelley. Donna 65, 162 Kemper, Marjorie 65. 159 Kennedy, Marilyn 65, 131, 140, 161 Kershaw, Chris 65 Kinder, Chris 65 King. Betty 65. 170 King, Sandra 66 Kirsh, Jay 66 Lair, Roosevelt 66 Laird. Clarence 184 Lalonde, Billy 66 Langley, Donald 66 Lawrence. Richard 48, 66. 82. I 19. 132, 133, 140. 163, 216, 240 Leavines, Beverly 66, 168, 170 Lee, Lonnie 66 Lemoine, Susan 67 Leviner. Mark 138 Lewis, Gwendolyn 67, 148 Loden, Linda 67, 170 Loftin, Lee 67, 128 Lucas, George 53, 67, 127, 136. 137, 184, 219 Lundburg, Scott 67 Lynch, Bobbie 67 Marler. David 51. 67, 116, 117, 131. 137, 140, 215. 217, 228, 244. 245 Marye. Katrina 48. 64, 68. 126, 130. 216. 240. 244. 245 Mathews, Daniel 68 Mathews, Randy 68, 71 Matthews. Thomas 68 Maxwell. Anne 68, 119, 121, 122, 131, 141, 172, 216, 217, 237 May, Mary Ellen 68, 78. 122, 146, 218, 223 Mayenaux. Mike 68, 127, 139, 184 McClinton, Linda 68. 155 McConnell, Lee 69. 171 McGraw, Larry 69, I 30. I 73 McKinney. Bill 69. 150 Messina. Mary 69, 148 Michiels, Charles 69, 171 Mikell. Martha 69, 125. 141, 157, 161. 172, 218. 240 Milliner, Gary 69, 242 Moncusky. Martha 70, 154, 160 Montgomery. Irma 70, 166, 245 Moreau. Beverly 70, 171 Moreau. Sue 70. 141, 142, 143, 145, 147 Morgan, Tommy 70 Moses. Betty 70, 148 Nelson, Barbara 70 Norman, Jana 71, 168, 170 Norris. Diane 71 Nugent, Louis 71, 127, 134, 165, 244 Oates. Debbie 71, 166 Ofenloch, Mark 71 O'Shee. Michael 71, 122, 131, 132, 133. 134, 137, 163, 224, 227 Page, Charles 71, 188 Parker, Sheila 71 Pearce. Jeannie 67. 72, 133, 161. 173. 219 Penny, J. Hunder 72 Pereda. Jose 72. 171 Perry. Ralph 53, 72. 194 Peterman, Alfred 72. 137, 150. 151, 160, 176 Pias, Bill 70. 72. 154.157. 218, 223 Powell, Wayne 72 Power. Keith 72 Powers, Cheryl 73 Prasek, Nancy 73 Price, Debra 73, 163, 166 Prangle, Lyle 73. 137 Pullen. Kenneth 73, 147, 148, 184 Rabalais. Michael 48. 73. 135. 137, 147, 148, 240 Randolph, Mary 73 Rasberry. Carolyn 73, 161 Ray, Marilyn 125, 140, 160, 173 Ray. Gary 74 Rhame, Kenneth 74, 171 Robbins, Mike 74, 119, 125, 131, 245 Roberts. Mattie 74, 148, 155 Robertson, Diana 74 Robinson. Gloria 148 Robinson. Jocelyn 74, 159. 161, 166 Rone, Debra 68. 75. 117. 123, 122. 130, 131, 140, 141, 146, 215, 222, 231 Roy. Gretchen 75. 127, 130, 131 Russell. Connie 125, 75. 160 Sampson, Billie 75, 148, 150 Savage, Don 75, 171 Scalfano, Emily 140, 162 Scallan, Gayle 75, 166 Schneider, Karon 75 Shapiro. Merry A. 76, 130, 132, 133, 134. 172, 216, 224 Sheffield, Gory 76 Slaughter. Robert. 44. 76, 142, 146 Smith. Cheryl 76, 119, 151, 159, 161, 166 Smith. Dennis 76. 151 Smith. Dudley 76. 133. 142, 147, 148, 227 Smith. Mary M. 76, 123, 125, 127, 128, 130. 133. 134, 140, 147, 148, 219, 224. 227, 233 Snowbarger. Rhonda 76. 166 Soden. Ann 77. 122, 223 Spain, Barbara 77 Stanfield, Kenneth 77, 148 Stanly, Robert 77 Starnes. Norma 77, 125. 168, 170 Stevenson. Elijah 77 Stewart, Constance 77. 158 Stickels, Becki 77 Shekels, Debi 78 Stoker, J. Richard 63, 78, 119, 122. 130. 136, 140, 147, 184 230 Story. Steve 78. 142 Stowers. Roger W. 78 Stroud. Sue 78. 171 Swafford, George Terry 78. 137, 171 Swinnen, Susan 78, 166 Tassin, Danny 78. 127, 142, 150, 162, 165, 174, 176, 178 Taylor, Susan 125, 130, 140. 141, 157. 160. 239 Teekel, Mary 79, 161. 166 Thompson. Diane 79, 168, 170 Thompson. Edward 79, 142, 143 Thompson, Terrie 79 Torbett, Lindsey 79, 122. 132. 134, 137, 245 Touchton, Donna 79 Trotter, Fay 79 Turner, Cynthia 79. 166 Tweedie, Dave 57. 80, 127, 131. 138, 184, 219 Vandersypen. Jackie 80, 141, 159, 160 275 Vandevelde. Robert 80 Vandyke, Barbara 80 159 Vaughn, Kenneth 80, 171 Verswvelt, Katie 80. 159, 166 Vetter, Edith 80 Wagner, Nola 80 Walker. Gayle 81 Wallace, Gayle 81 Wallace, Albertha 81 Ware. Nell 81. 123, 122, 140, 157. 238 Webb, Roy 81 Webster, Isaiah 81 Webster. Ricky 81. 165 Wells, Mary E. 81. 122, 147, 154. 173 Wertz. John 81. 139 White. Clyde 82. 148. 184 White. Mary C 82. 125. 128. 134. 155, 160 Williams. Betty Jean 82 Williams. Eddie May 82 Williams. Marvin 82 Williams. Ronald 82 Willis. Jeff 80. 82. 123. 137 Willson. Rocky 82, 142 Wilson, Walter 83. 171 Winnfield. Linda 68. 83. 119 Woodward. Deborah 167 Yeager. Bruce 83 Young, Joann 83 Young, Linda 83. 159, 168. 174, 177 Zangla. Kenneth 83, 140 Juniors Akins. Reba 85. 147. 148. 160 Almgren, Steve 30. 85. 87, 118, 139, 163. 175 Andrews. Karen 85 Bales. Gene 84, 85. 131, 139, 142. 143 Ball. Kathy 85. 134. 155. 159. 161 Basco. Clara 85 Batiste. Barbara 85 Batson. Sky 85. 122, 131, 133. 134, 137, 147, 227 Beaudoin. Thelma 85 Bethany. Robert 85 Bookman, Irma 85 Bookman. Rose 85 Bordelon. Adrienne, 85, 164, 169. 172 Bordelon. Kevin 85 Bouchie. Mike 85. 177 Boudreaux, Jude 85 Bowden, Tina 85, 169 Bradford. Jannette 118. 124. 131, 173, 242 Brame. Kathleen 85, 112, 122. 124, 131, 157, 173, 175 Brasher, Freda 85. 134. 155. 161 Bringol. Jerry 85 Brouillette. Debbie 155, 169 Brown. Allen 85 Brown, Janey 85. 91, 124, 141, 157. 158, 160. 175. 214. 234 Brown. Lumas 85. 151 Brumfield. Becky 85, 149 Brunson, Robin 85, 166 Bruyninckx, Cindy 85, 141, 166 Buckley. Ed 85 Burr, Doris 85 Bush, Lynn 85 Butler. Mike 85 Caletka, Tim 85 Carbo, Bert 85 Carbo, Susan 148, 155, 160, 179 Carnes. Steve 85. 171 Carroll, Marvin 85 Cason. Gary 85. 178 Chandler. Molly 118. 147. 148 Cheneval. Jimbo 84. 85. 124 134. 139. 163. 175 Chicola. Sicfney 85 Correll. Bill 85. 147, 173. 177 Courtney. Tim 84. 85. 87. 121. 122. 131, 138. 139. 175, 179 Cuff. Quella 85. Culbert, Delia 85. 148 Daigle. Richard 86 Daigre. Lisa 86. 125. 159. 173 D Angelo. Angelo 86. 128 Daniel. Cheryl 86. 160 Daniels, Denise 86. 171 Davis. Albert 86 Davis, James 86 Davis. Paul 29. 86. 87. I 16. 214. 232 Davis. Wade 86 Dearborne. Frank 86 Degroat, Carla 86, 171 Denley, David 86, 124 Desselle. Ray 86 Deville. Arnold 86. 128 Deville. Jay 86 Doering, Gerhard 86 Dorsey. Gloria 86 Ducote. Gail 86 Dunn, Danny 86 Durbin. David 86, 124, 128. 137 Dusang. Doug 86 Edwards. Freddie 86 Edwards, Linda 86, 141, 155, 165 Ellington. Billy 86. 179 Elmer, Johnny 86. 124 Fey. John 86. 88. 132. 134. 163. 177 Fleming, Jane 86, 141, 160 Fletcher, Mark 86. 122. 134 Flynn. John 86 Ford. Kris 86 Fox. Jimmy 86. 118. 124. 134. 139, 175 Frazier. James 86 Frazier. Karen 86, 141. 149. 155. 159 Freeman. Joan 86, 149 Freeman, Wilman 86 Frisby, Ken 86, 148 Fuller, Jackie 86, I 73 Gagnard, Bruce 86. 171 Gaine. Charles 86 Galvan. Joe 86 Garcia. Cindy 86. 125. 149, 159, 160, 172 Giles, Janice 86 Glorioso. Charles 87 Goff. Richard 86 Gollihugh. Tracey 87 Green, Mike 87 Griffin, Wilbur 87 Haddix. Rex 87 Halsey, Jill 87 Hampton. Luther 87 Harper. Mark 87. 173 Harwood. Robert 87 Head. Susan 87, 170 Herring, Phil 87 Hicks. Fran 87 Hillman, Debbie 87. 149, 155. 159 Hogue. Jackie 87. 173 Hopkins, Samuel 87. 142 Howard. Loretta 87 Hunter, Mimi 88. 160 Jackson, Jane 88. 149 Jackson. William 88 Jasper, Elvira 88. 149 Jirasek. Ann 88 Johnson. Darrell 88 Johnson. Darwin 88, 151 Johnson, Margaret 88. 125. 141. 149 Johnson, Pat 88 Jones. Shirley 88. 148 Jones. Virgil 88 Jordan, Ennis 88 Jordan. Marion 88 Joseph. Debbie 88 Joseph. James 88 Jumio. Jerdeen 88 Kearney. Ray 88 Kelly. Bevie 88 Keys. Billie 89. 141 Kinder. Bruce 89, 139. 184 King. Donna 118. 125, 141, 155. 169. 222, 229 Kirklin. Roger 89 Knight. Russell 89, 151 LaBorde, Roy 89 Lacour. Anthony 89 Lacour. Terry 89, 125 Lair. Sammy 89 Landrum, Cheryl 89, 147, 165 Lawrence. Rodney 89, 142 Lear, Terry 89 Lemoine. Charlene 89. 141 Liberto, Cheryl 89. I 79 Love. Joe 89 Lung, Vicky 89 Mahfouz. Phyllis 89. 141, 155, 159, 166 Mancuso. Steve 89 276 Mangrum. Larry 89 Marlow, Sandra 89 Marshall, Barbara 89 Martin, Brenda 89 Maxwell, Candy 89, 150 Maxwell, Elsie 89, 92, 119. 122, 125, 131 Maxwell, Winston 89 Mayeaux. Debbie 89, 155, 159. 166 McCarthy, Tim 89 McCasland. Lucille 89. 117, 134. 142, 143, 144. 145, 172, 235 Melder, Beth 89. 162. 171 Miller. Greg 89 Miller. Mike 89 Milliner. Wanda 89. 141. 159 Monk, Randell 89, 165 Moore, Mim 89. 125, 127, 134, 141. 154. 159 Moreau. David 89. 119, 122, 136 Morgan, Henry 89. 148 Morgan. Susan 89. 147, 148, 175 Moxxley. Terry 89 Mule, Mike 89 Novels, Connie 89. 125, 159 Nugent. Janie 89. 125, 131, 160, 164. 165. 169, 172, 174 O'Neal, Rodney 89, 151 Owen. Borron 89 Paige, Donald 90, 184 Parker, Kiane 90, 169, 172, 174 Parker, Linda 90, 125 Paulk, Robert 90 134, 163 Perry, Bertha 90 Peterman, David 90. 137. 184 Peterman, Mary 90, 134, 169 Peterson, Ida 90 Pitts. Eddie 90 Polk, Lisa 90 Ponthieux, Edgar 90, 184 Price. Roy 90 Priest, Linda 90. 141 Rabalais, Debbia 90. 159, 164. 165, 166. 168 Redden, Barbara 90 Relish, Rodney 90, 142 Richardson. Ronnie 90 Roberts. Angela 90 Roberts, Connie 90 Rogers. Vivian 90, 159 Rone, Judy 90. 134, 166 Rosenthal, Joanie 119, 125, 127, 128. 129, 154, 159 Rosenthal. Rita 90, 125. 149 Rox. Tony 90, 171 Sayes. Dawna 90, 127, 128, 129. 131. 159 Sawyer, JoAnn 90 Scalfano, Sammy 90 Schiels. Debbie 90 Schonfiel, Donna 90, 125. 141, 148 154. 165 Scott. Barry 90 Seals, Martha 90 Seals, Mary 90 Shinholster, Jack 90, 184 Sistrunk, Glenn 90 Smith. Cleo 90, 151 Smith, Kevin 90 Smith. Vernon 90, 148 Stalling, Joe 90 Stanfield, Terry 90 Steinschulte, Nora 29. 90, 92. 122, 125. 131, 132, 134, 165 Stelter, Debbie 90. 134. 141, 155 Sterkx, Marcia 90. 91. 157. 160 Story, Susan 91. 125, 174 Stoughtenger, Kathy 91 Tanner, Peggy 91 Thiels. John 91 Thomas, Ann 91, 161 Thompson, Irene 91, 142 Tillman, Gloria 91, 159 Tucker. Stephanie 91 Turner. Paula 91, 159. 165, 166 Ussery. Denise 91 Valley. David 91 VanAssleburg, Jimmy 91 Vanderhoven, Bruce 91, 184 Vaughn. William 91 Venwyzelt, Ralph 91 Walker, Debra 91. 125, 128. 169. 173 Walker, Mike 91. 194 Ward. Randy 91, 139, 165. 184 Watson, Joann 92, 127, 158, 160, 169 Watson, Sky 92 Webber. Eloise 92 Wesley, Janis 92 White. Diane 92 White. Diane 92 Williams. Nancy 92 Wolff. Janet 92. 122, 125, 134, 154. 159 Wood. Brenda 92, 119, 155 Woodward, Debra 92 Woods. Olander 92 Young, Jonnette 125. 134, 154, 159, 160 Sophomores Anderson. Mona 95 Ayres, Laura 95, 124, 173 Ballard. Sue 95 Ballowe, Boyd 95 Baylor. Joyce 95 Barkdull. Guy 95 Bates. Jan 95, I 77 Batiste, Mike 95 Beauboeuf, Glenn 95. 148. 177 Beaubouef. Steve 95 Beauregard. Lovey 95 Beckham, Donna 94 Bell, Charles 94 Benge. Scott 94. 100. 137. 177, 238 Berjeaux, Ramona 94, I 18 Berlin, Linda 94 Betts, Joe 94 Blackman. Debbie 94 Bouchie. Steve 94. 177 Bowers, Linda 94 Boyd, Velma 94 Brady. Laura 94 Brasher, Cora 94. 124. 155, 173 Brawner, Virginia 94 Brewster, Jan 95, 142 Bringhurst, Sarah 33, 95, 174 Brimer, Cheryl 95 Broadnaxx, Cheryl 95 Broadwell. Richard 95, 100, 118, 138, 139 Brooks. Ida 95 Broussard. Ella 95 Broussard. Jeannie 95, 134, 159, 173 Broussard. Keith 95 Brown. Beverly 95 Brown. Debra 95 Brown, James 95 Brown. Ramona 95 Brunson. Sheila 95 Butler. Gloria 95 Cailleteau, Paul 95 Calvet, Cheryl 95, 166 Campbell. Carrol 95 Camill, Cindy 95 Carroll. Neil 95 Carstens. Mary 95. 118, 173 Carter, Laverda 95 Chatelain, Gaston 95 Chew. Raymond 95. 142. 147, 148 Clark, Rebecca 95, 150 Clayton, Audrey 95, 149 Collins, Alton 95. 177 Cook, Alfred 95. 137 Cook, Steve 95. 118. 137. 173, 177, 237 Cotton, Robert 95 Couteter, Mike 95 Crawford. Georgia 95. 169 Crayton. Kathy 96, 166 Culbert, Lillian 96 Culbert. Sally 96 Curry, Anthony 96 Daigre, Pat 96 Dambach, Robert 96 Darbon. Zassar 96 Davis, Randall 96 Davis, Sharon 96 Delcomyn, Betty 96 Dill. Harry 96 Dodge, William 96 Donique, Patricia 96 277 Dorsey, Elizabeth 96, 169 Dowden. Glenn 96, I 77 Drago. Mark 96, 147, 148 Drew, Cindy 96, 159 Drouet. Emily 96. 134 159. 165 Dufour, Marlene 96 Early, Paul 96. 234 East. Dale 96 Edmonds, Mildred 96, 155 Elmer, Sherry 96 Eli. Mona 96 Eskew, Vicki 96 Estep. Delbert 96 Evans. Rose 96 Ferguson. Renee 96 Fields. Lurell 96 Fogleman, Debra 96 Fisher. Jonathan 96. 164 Fisher. Mary Joyce 96. 164 Floyd. William 96. 142, 177 Fontenot. Larry 96 Foote. Lee 94. 96. 139. 214 236 Ford. George 96 Forest. Oliver 96 Franklin. Fern 96. 169 Fryar, Larry 96. 165. 172 Gai nes, Freda 96 Gallan. Tony 96 Gillian. Diana 96 Galvan. Anthony 96 Garon. Robbin 96 Genn, Debra 96 Glass. Becky 96 Goff. Bruce 96 Goff, Patricia 96 Gonzales. Nolan 96. 165, 184 Gray, Kathy 96 Gray. Marilyn 96. 166 Green. Eleanor 96 Green. Gloria 96 Griffin. Josephine 96 Grimes. Gregory 96 Grover. Cheryl 96, 169 Guidry, David 97 Guillot. Cindy 97 Guiterrez. Linda 97 Haakenson. Ronnie 97 Hammond. Kathy 97 Hampton. Bobbie 97 Hanna. Melissa 94. 97. 118 Hardengin, Linda 97 Hargis, Ben 139 Harris, Joyce 97 Harris. Kathy 97. 151 Herren, Pam 97. 142 Hildegard. Mary 97 Hinkston. Martha 97 Hobdy. Lawrence 97, 172. 190. 239 Holly, Randolph 97 Holmes. Pat 97. 162 Hooker, Benji 97, 184 Howell, Martin 97 James. Jennifer 97 James. Steve 97 Jefress. John 97 Jenken, Michael 97 Johnson, Beverly 97 Johnson, Brenda 97 Johnson, Nettie 97 Johnson. Ruby 97 Johnson. Sandra 97 Jones. Debbie 98 Jones. Frederick 98, 148, 150 Jones. Jelester 98 Jones. Joyce 98 Jones. Sharon 98. 149 Jordan. Donald 98 Jordan. Rosemary 98 Jordan. Vivian 98 Kearney. Mike 98 Kershaw, Jeffrey 98 Kimball, Roxanne 98 Kline. Fred 98 Kubes. Philip 98 Kyte, John 98 Laborde. Gerard 98 Laird. Paula 97. 98. 157 Lanier. Steve 98. 184 Lasyone, Sylvia 98 Lee. Candice 98, 134, 160. 173. 177 Lee. Robert 98 Lemoine. Alicia 98. 173 Lewis. John 98. 134 Lewis. Patricia 98 Liberto. Larry 98 Lindsay. Gwen 98 Lloyd, Loden 98 Loden. Mary 98 Logsdon. Jimmy 99, I 39 Lowther, Chuck 99. I 74 Lowther, Martha 99 Lynch. Esther 99 McCartney. Tina 99, 155. 159. 165 McCoy. John 99 McDowell. Arlene 99 Mcdonald. Jackie 99 McGaha, Kathy 99. 125. 155, 165. 172 McGann. Bill 99 McQuarn. Johnny 99, 163 McRae. Christine 99 Mahfouz. Yvonne 99 Manuel. Gary 99 Marven. James 99 Mathews. Lynn 99 Mathews, Mary 99 Mias. Jerry 99 Michiels. Sharon 99 Mills. Susan 99 Miller. Larry 99 Miller. Teri 99 Moncica, Virginia 99 Moore. Danny 99 Moreau, Fred 99 Moreau. Janet 99. 166 Murphy. Jennifer 99. 157. 214. 236 Newton. Lester 99 Norris. Ethyl 99 Norris. Ethline 99 Norris. Mary 99 Nicholas, Brian 99 Ofenloch. Ellen 99. 148 O'Leary. Tommy 99 Oliver, James 99 O'Quinn. Bobbie 33. 99, I 19 O'Shee, Joe 99 Overman. Bruce 99 Owens. Genevieve 99 Page. Belinda 99. 119 Parker. Kathy 99. 125 Passeri. Sharon 99 Peacher. Eilleen 99 Penick. Donna 99 Pfeifer. John 99. 174, 177 Phillips. Molly 99 Popall, Sherry 99 Powell. David 99 Price. Gloria 99 Provine. Lilly 32, 99 Quinney, Linda 99 Rayburn. Kay 99. 142 Randolph, Greta 99 Rice. James 99 Rice. Mary Ellen 99 Rizzo, Joe 100 Roberts. Debra 100, 169 Roberts. John 100. 143 Roberts, Larry 100 Roberts. Linda 100 Roberts. Vickie 100 Rose. Ken 100. 177 Rue, John 100 Samuel. Wanda 100 Sanders. Diane 100 Scalfano, Susan 100. 177 Schmolke. Bart 100. 139. 184, 235 Scott, Debra 100 Sewell. Mike 100 Shelfo. Anthony 100 Shirley. Charles 27. 100 Silver. Ted 100. 119. 122. 139. 172. 184 Sloane. Louise 100 Smart. Randy 100 Smith. Bobby 100. 177 Smith, Carl 100, 184 Smith, Liz 100 Smith, Marilyn 100. 159 Smith, Robert 100 Spruell, Kay 100. 134. 160 St. Clergy. Judy 100. 148 Stewart. Sandra 100 Strock, Kathy 100 Strong, Beverly 101 278 Swinnin, Joe 101 Swido, Janet 101 Terry. Marge 101. 119. 141, 160. 172. 177 Thomas. Bobby 101 Thompson. Billy 101. 138. 139, 184 Tillman, Ivan 101 Tindol, Grace 33, 101, 134, 157, 174, 177 Tolambas. Alex 101 Tompson, Alice 101 Townley. Clinton 101 Troiscky. Joey 101 Ussery. James 101, 165 Vandersypen, Steve 101 Vandyke, Gaye 101 Vaughn, Kathy 101 Vaughn, Shirley 101 Veal, Annie 101 Veillon. Angela 101, 155 Verzwyvelt, Beverly 101, 166 Wagner. Patty 101 Walker. Frances 101. 177 Walker. Horace 101 Walker. Lessite 101 Walker. Rodney 101 Wallace. Lula 101. 159 Ward. Jean 101 Waring. Margaret 101. 125. 134. 173 Ware. Tim 101 Waters, Karen 101 Watkins. Kathy 101 Webster. Yolanda 101 Welch. Nancy 101 Westerchil. Allen 101, I 19. 139 White. Donna 101 White. Pat 101 Whittington, Steve 101 Wilder. Cindy 101. 142, 143. 144 145 Williams. Anita 101. 159, 161 Williams, James 101 Williams Ollie 101 Williams. Roy 101 Williams. Sheila 101, 149. 165 Wilson, Kenneth 101, 151 Wilson. Rosemary 101 Wilson. Steve 101 Woodings, Larnell 101 Woods, Bobby 101. 184 Freshmen Adams. John 103 Aiken. Jackie 103, 149, 155, 159 Aljoe, Twila 103 Anderson, Karen 103 Austin. Roycee 103, 118 Badon, Larry 103 Ballio. Susan 103 Ballowe. Blake 103 Bankovic. Michael 103 Barham, Elizabeth 103. 149 Batson. Joe 103 Beauregard, Conius 103 Beebe. Lisa 103 Bellard, Elaine 103 Birdsong. Mary 103. 149 Blalock, Abby 103 Blanchard. Jerry 103. 151. 163. 176 Blaylock. Mark 103 Blood, Rhonda 103 Boldman, Sandra 103 Boniol. Billy 103 Boss. Albert 103 Boss. Wanda 103 Bouchie. David 103 Bower, Kathy 103 Bradley. Rene 103 Brevelle. Nancy 103 Brice, Chris 103 Briggs, Alton 103 Brossett, Harvey 103 Broussard, Richard 103 Brown. Brenda 103 Brown. Debra 103 Brown. Doris 103 Brown. Pan 103 Brownell. Vickie 103 Bryant, Gary 103 Bryout. Robert 103 Bunkle. Marina 103 Busby. Opal Faye 103 Butler, Ronnie 103 Cann, Sandra 103 Carstens, Randy 103. 124. 162 Carten, Cheryl 103 Chadd. Donna 103 Chadman. Frank 103 Chasteen. Thomas 103 Cheneval, Jody 103 Clark. June 103 Clayton. Jackie 103. 118 Cobb. Clara 103. 149, 155 Cobb, John 103 Cole. Sharon 103 Compton, Herbert 103. 142 Cotton. Jerry 102, 103 Cotton, Rita 104 Crooks, Carolyn 104, 149 Crouch. Frank 104 Culbert, Barbara 104 Culbert, Billy 104. 150 Culbert, Johnney 104. 151. 163. 172 Culbert. Lemroy 104 Culpepper, David 104 Curry. Dwight 104 Daigle. Robert 104 Daigrepont. Johnny 104 Dambach. Beverly 104 Daniel, Susan 104 Daniels, Debbie 104 Dauzat. Connie 104. 155 Dauzat. David 104 Davis. Mary 104. 159 Davis. William 102. 104, 118, 174. 243 Deen, James 104 Deen. Mary 104 Dearborne. Paul 104 Delrie. Jeff 104 Demarest, Jenny 104, 118, 161 Deville. Marlow 104 Dixon. Diane 104 Dobson. Dana 104, 155, 159 Dorsey, Pam 104, 149 Dorty, Linda 104 Ducote. Alex 104 Ducote. Debra 104 Durbin, Druann 104. 165 Dyess. Debra 104. 149 Early, Janice 104 Edwards. Billie 104 Edwards. Mary 104 Ellis. Elanor 104 Ellis. Rickey 104 Eskew. Joe 104 Everitt, Betty 104 Eyes, Jane 104 Fatherie, Andrew 104 Favors. Patsy 104 Felber. Glenda 104 Field. Mack 104 Fisher, Mary 104 Fitts, Gary 104 Fleming. Paul 104 Flock, Timothy 104 Flournoy. James 104 Flournoy. Linda 104 Fontenot. Cindy 104. 161 Ford. Jacqueline 104 Forest, Alberta 104 Fox. Susan 104. 159 Franklin, Brian 104 Frazier, Marietta 104, 149 Frazier, Steve 105 Freeman, Albery 105. 148 Gagnard, Alice 105. 118 Gaines. Donald 105 Gaine. Tommy 105 Garcia. Kathy 105, 214 Garner, Virginia 105 Garrett, Donnie 105 Gauthier. Ralph 105. 177 Golf. Elaine 105. 149 Gordon, Gary 105 Grant, Kathy 105 Green, Rosa 105. 149 Greene, Renee 105 Gremillion. Alice 105 Griffin, Rosa 105. 149 Guillot. Betty Sue 105 Guillot. Rene 105, 164 Gunter. Eddie 105 Gunter, Victor 105, 149 279 Habbs. Donald 105 Hageman. Randy 118. 105. 142. 143. 147 Hailey. Cynthia 105. 125 Hanna. Robbie 105, 149 Hardee. Jan 105 Harrell, Bobby 105 Harris, Lawrence Harris. Ricky 105 Harrison, Patricia 106 Harvey. James 106 Hatter. Vanetta 106 Havens, Tommy 106. 165 Hernandez, Ed 106 Herners, Myra 106 Herron. Brenda 106, 142 Hicks. Sheila 106 Hicks. Steve 106 Hill. Catherine 106. 118. 130. 155. 159, 160. 167. 174 Hobbs. Johnie 106 Hoemes, James 106 Hogue, Sharon 106 Holloman. Virginia 106, 124, 125.149, 155, 167 Holly. Sheila 106 Hopewell, Thomas 106 Hortengh. Tony 106 Howard, Randy 106 Hurts. Leon 106 lies. Larry 106 Ivory. Ray 106 Jackson. Julie 106 Jackson. Myrtle 106 Jacobs. Brenda 106 Jannette, Betty Sue 106 Jennings. Rhonda 106 Jeter. Kenneth 106 Jett, Twana 107 Johnson, Beatrice 107. 142 Johnson, David 107 Johnson, Durinda 107 Johnson, Sheila 107 Jonson. Bill 107 Jordan. Julie 107 Jordan, Robert 107 Joseph. Janice 107 Katz, Jerry 107 Kelley, Jannie 107, 149 King, David 107 King. Diane 107 King, Linda 107 Kirkland, Fanny 107 Kirkland, Jessie 107 Kline. Pat 107 Knight. Cynthia 107, 150,163 Lachney. Robert 107 Lacombe, Debra 107 Laird. Carolyn 107 Landrey. Collins 107 Landrum, Debra 107, 149 Lawrence. Walter 107, 112, 125. 163 Leggett. Susan 107 Lemoine. Kirk 107 Lemour. Lee 107 Leota. Tone 107 Lewis. Patricia 107 Lewis. Robert 107 Liberto. Kathy 107, 125 Lindsay, Russell 107 Liotta. Angela 107 Loftin, Nancy 107 Love. Robert 107 Lowther, Jim 107 Lynd, Rhonda 107 MacCulure, Jenivie 107 Martin. Eddie 107 Martin. Kathy 107 Martin. Sandy 107. I 19 Martindale. Kim 107 Mason. Dottie 107 Masterson. John 107 Matassa, Gary 107 Mathews, Jeffrey 107 Matilda, Betti 107 Matthews, Mary 107 Matthews, Randy 107 Maxwell. Robert 107 Mayeux, Monsel 107 McCarthy. Teresa 107. 177 McClinton, Janet 107 McCloskey, Patty 107 McCoy, Lonnie 108 McFarland. Kayla 108 McKeller, Cynthia 108. 162, 166 McKinney. Keith 108 McQuam, Pauline 108 McQuillian, Peggy 108. 165 Melbert. Deloris 108 Mertens, Loretta 108. 149 Metoyer, Jacquelyn 108 Michels, Michael 108 Miller, Debra 108, 149 Miller, Wanda 108 Milton, Linda 108 Mitchell. Diane 108. 148 Monk. Rickey 108 Morian, Robert 108 Moser, George 108 Murphy, Lee 108 NesSmith. Sherry 108. 125. 159. 166 Neuman, David 108 Nicholas. Fred 108 Norman, Jeannie 108 Norman. John 108 Norris, Alice 108 Nugent, Julia 108 O'Neal. David 108 Oxford. Ginger 108 Padilla. Yolanda 108 Parish. Delissa 108. 159 Parker, Arther 108 Parker, Lyle 108, 162 Parker, Vernon 108 Pate, Walter 108 Paul, Gregory 108 Paul, Johnathan 108 Paulk. David 108 Pembric, Mary 108 Perry. Emma 108, 149 Pharis. Curtin 108 Phillips, Barbara 108 Phillips. Mable 108. 159- Pierce, Benett 108 Pilate. Gregory 108 Polk. Milton 108 Ponthieux. Michael 108, 163 Ponthieux, Pam 108 Popall, Charlotte 108 Powell. Judy 108 Prenell, Louis 108 Price. Donnie 108, 163 Price. Judy 108. 163 Price. Karen 108 Provenza. Thomas 108 Rabalais, Terry 108 Randle, Kenneth 109 Rasbury. Allan 109 Ray. Ruthy 109 Reed, Bessie 109 Reynolds, Renee 109, 169 Rhame. Randy 109 Rhodes. Douglas 109 Rhodes. Ronnie 109 Rials. Carolyn 109 Richmond. Roger 109 Robbins. Suzanne 109 Roberts. Donald 109. 174 Roberts. Gary 109 Roberts. Tommy 109 Robertson. Kim 109. 159 Roderich. Lois 109 Roland, Tim 109 Rooks. Pat 109 Roque. Elaine 109 Roxs, Tina 109, 159, 166 Ruffin. Debra 109 Rush, Chris 109 Salmon. Joseph 109. 151 Sanchez, Danny 109 Sandidge. 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