Bolton High School - Bruin Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1975 volume:

pmr •«Mil TTrmiTmrnTrmTn «aSnCT' T firm i rmmirrntrmTi . ... rrrrm EZBI | I | BRUIN 1975 Alexandria, Louisiana Volume 50 BOLTON YEARBOOK CALLED THE BRUIN Honorable Mention Givan The Baar and Liva Oak A committee composed of representatives from the faculty, the student body and the alumm met on Wednesday to select a name for the annual from the many handed in by the pupils. After long discussion it wat decided to call the new publication The Bruin. This name was the suggestion of Pin Dyer, who was awarded the tive-doHar gold pioce offerod by the annual staff, and the bo of stationery donated by the Standard Printing Company. Other names receiving favorable mention were The Bear and The Live Oak. BRUIN. . . for the last half-century, defining the Personality of Bolton High School. fft ® [14- ! 1 HeyIB— -— =br r X V IlitftlMSi i ausui22222, BRUIN STAFF Top Row-Jm’l. Ilirwh, George Knaley. Swom! K� w—Jam - Kougrou. George 1'itt . Boaine� Manani-r; K U-rta JoKn on, Jo—phine Wall, Sybil Simon. Ijnrrttt Hollar. OtOTK ' Miller. Honor Hrmghur� t. Bottom Row Grace Bradford. Jack Burnett, Myrtle Wolf, ('rrwr M.-ifiaon, F iitor-in-t'hirf; Myrti� Bowie, F'laine Goldberg. Catherine Stafford. Aimer Andrew� , Parol Sr haede I. r arr a |-lkrw Confirming the force of active dedication . . . FACULTY AND SCHOLASTICS A LEGACY OF BOLTON ADMINISTRATION FAR LEFT: Mr. Joe D. Smith, 1946 1951. LEFT: Dr. Joe W. Campbell, 1970-1971. OPPOSITE LEFT: Mr. Scott M. Brame, 1914-1946. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Mr. William E. Pate. 1952-1970. OPPOSITE: Mr. Jesse Doyle, Principal. B.S. Louisiana College. M.Ed.. Northwestern State University. TOP LEFT: Mr. Wade Dearman, Assistant Principal. B.A.. Southeastern Louisiana University. M.Ed.. Louisiana State University. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Morris T. Thomas, Assistant Principal. B.A. Southern University. M.Ed.. Southern University. 18 RIGHT: Mr. John D. Davis, Louisiana College. B.A. Louisiana State University. M.Ed. Mrs. Bonnie B. Toney Main Office Mrs. Peggy Taylor Guidance Office Mrs. Doris N. Kees Main Office Mrs. Lucille Murrell Attendance Office 19 MRS. MARGURITE BAKER English IV: Speech I Southern University. B.A. Quill Scroll Sponsor MRS. EVELYN BAUGH English II. Ill Bethune-Cookman. B.A. Georgetown University, M.A. Youth Interaction Sponsor MRS. HELEN M. BENNETT English II Ouachita College, B.A. Northwestern State University, M.A. Sophomore Class Sponsor 20 ENGLISH: THE BASIS FOR ANY CAREER LEFT: Mr. Dufrene leads the class in a lively discussion of Shakespeare s tragic hero Hamlet. BELOW: Jacqueline Shivers and Delery Shavers take notes as Mrs. Cannon points out functions of various parts of speech. MRS. LILLIAN CANNON English I Southern University, B.S.. M.Ed. Senior Class Sponsor MRS. VYRTIS COX English III Louisiana College, B.A. Northwestern State University. M.A. Student Council Sponsor LARRY N. DUFRENE English IV: Debate Louisiana College, B.A. Louisiana State University. M.Ed. 21 MRS. MARGIE SUE FARRAR English I University of Arkansas, B.S.E. MRS. ROMANA LAWRENCE English I. II Louisiana College. B.A. FT A Sponsor MRS. ROSE JOHNSON English I Grambling College. B.S. MRS. LETA MELDER English II: Journalism Louisiana College B.A. CUMTUX Sponsor TOP: Concerned for her students progress Mrs. Farrar is ever ready to solve a prob- lem. RIGHT: Interest in the pupils is one of Mrs. Melder’s valuable assets. OPPOSITE TOP: Hours of study and research are involved In Mrs. Robertson's presentation of the French language, history, and culture. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Mr. BUshnell relaxes and enjoys watchin ?HT: Mr. Byshnell relaxes and lah fp ech students out Jr i Hnort 22 USE OF LANGUAGES INTRODUCES CULTURE MR. RICHARD BUSHNELL Speech I. II Louisiana State University Northwestern State University. B.A.. M.A. Thespians. Dramatic Club. Best of Bolton, ' NFL Sponsor MISS DORTHY PATTERSON English III: Spanish I. II Louisiana College. B.A. MRS. LINDA ROBERTSON French I. II. III. IV Northwestern State University. B.A M.A. French Honor Society Sponsor 23 MR. RONALD M. AKINS Reading- Civics Louisiana College. B.A. Interact Club Sponsor MRS. JUANITA BOYD Civics: French I Southern University, B.S. MR. CHARLES ANASTASIO Civics Louisiana State University. B.A. Northwestern State University. M.A. MR. SIDNEY COX Social Sciences Northwestern State University. B.A. 24 SOCIAL STUDIES FOCUS ON HUMAN ADVANCEMENT LEFT: Mrs. Forcia completes her roll before starting class activities. OPPOSITE TOP: Mrs. Boyd gives total attention to teaching which will prove advantageous in the future. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Mr. Akins offers insight to the mechanics of the federal system. MRS. GEORGIA B. FORCIA American History Wiley College. B.A. Howard University. M.Ed. Prayer Group Sponsor MRS. DILLIE LeSUER World History: Government: Economics: Civics University of North Texas. B.S. CUMTUX Business Sponsor MRS. VERONICA GAMBLE Civics Southern University. B.S. Columbia University. M.A. MRS. FREDDIE JO NICHOLS American History Louisiana College. B.A. Student Council Sponsor 25 MATHEMATICS: AN APPROACH TO LOGIC MISS HELEN ADAMS Algebra II: Trigonometry: Advanced Math Louisiana State University, B.S., M.A. MR. DAVID L JONES Algebra I: General Math Southern University, B.S.. M.Ed. MRS. DELIA MILLER Algebra I: Geometry Louisiana Tech B.S. LEFT: Mrs. Sampson helps her students understand the necessary con- cepts of a sphere. BELOW: The commutative, associative, and distrib- utive properties come easily for Mrs. Stageman and her class OPPOSITE LEFT: Plenty of work, a bit of challenge, and a dash of humor make up Miss Adams' recipe for success. MRS. IDA C. SAMPSON Geometry Louisiana College. B.S. BRUIN Business Sponsor MRS. MARION STAGEMAN Math I, Algebra I Louisiana State University. B.S. 27 ) SCIENCE STRESSES CLEAR REASONING MRS. LINDA F. CULPEPPER Biology Northwestern State University B.S. M.Ed. National Honor Society MR. RICHARD CULPEPPER Biology Northwestern State University B.S. M.S. Chess Club Sponsor MR. JOE O'MEALEY Chemistry I. II Oklahoma State. B.S. University of Oklahoma. M.S. OPPOSITE TOP: Mr. Tubre nstructs his General Sci ence class through the use of informal lectures. OPPO SITE BOTTOM: Mr. Miller gives individual instruction to one of his. RIGHT: Knowledge of elements and compounds is basic to a chemistry lesson which Mr. O'Mealey presents in his own way. 28 MR. RODNEY J. MILLER General Science: Math I Northwestern State University, B.S. MRS. RUBY W. SMITH General Science Grambling College. B.S. FNA Sponsor MR. ALFRED ROSHTO General Science: Chemistry I Northwestern State College, M.Ed. Louisiana College. B.A. Photography Club. CAP Sponsor MR. ELVIN TUBRE General Science: Biology Southwestern University. B.S. Louisiana State University. M.S. Civil Defense Sponsor STUDENTS ENTER WORLD OF BUSINESS MR. PATRICK CARLYON Business Math Northwestern State University. B.S. Oklahoma University. M.B.Ed. M.Ed. MISS RUTH FOGLEMAN COE. Clerical Practice Northwestern State University, B.S. Louisiana State University, M.Ed. MR. GARY NUGENT Distributive Education Louisiana College. B.S. Northwestern State University. M.Ed. D.E. Club Sponsor MRS. WILLIAH RANDLES Typing I Northwestern State University B.S. FBLA Sponsor 30 MR. ALVIN ROLLINS Typing I Grambling College. B.S. MRS. BARBARA J. STALLWORTH Business Education Grambling College. B.S. Northwestern State University. M.S. MRS. ALINE STAGG Business Education Our Lady of the Lake College B.S. BRUIN Business Sponsor MISS JENNIE WILKIE Business Education Northwestern State University. A.B. OPPOSITE: BOTTOM: Mrs. Randles offers complete instructions in cleri cal practice to her fourth period students ABOVE: Mr. Rollins frequently checks his Typing I students for style, form, and technique. LEFT: Stu- dents speed and efficiency at handling complex business machines is monitored here by Mrs. Wilkie. j 31 HOME ECONOMICS MRS. DELORES CRAWFORD Home Economics II. Ill IV Grambling College. B.S. FHA Sponsor MRS. ETHEL THOMAS Home Economics I; Family Living Southern University. B.S.. M.S. FHA Co-Sponsor ABOVE: Total preparation is but one of the many facets of home economics taught by Mrs. Thomas. RIGHT: Mrs. Crawford instills in her students the patience and care nec essary in learning proper sewing methods. 32 AND FINE ARTS STIMULATE IMAGINATION MR. DORMAN CLAYTON Music Theory: Chorale: Choir Louisiana College, B.A. Northwestern State University. M.Ed. FMLA Sponsor MR. DAVID FITZGERALD Mechanical Drawing: Physics: Mathematics Louisiana College. B.A. Louisiana State University. M.A. MRS. MARY FOIL Artl.ll.lll.lV Louisiana Tech. B.A. BRUIN Editorial Sponsor MR. DAVID ROLLINS Band University of Southwestern Louisiana. M.E. TOP: Mr. Fitzgerald is always available to explain drafting assignments. LEFT: A new comer to Bolton. Mr. Rollins uses personal instructions to achieve superior results. 33 MISS CAROLE DUCOTE Girls’ Physical Education Louisiana State University. B.S. Northwestern University. M.Ed. Gymnastics Team. Cheerleader Sponsor MRS. RUNNIE HUNTER Girls Physical Education: Health: Swim Team McNeese State University. B.S. GAA Sponsor MISS ALICE KELLY Girls' Physical Education Louisiana Tech, B.S.. M.S. Boosters. Tennis Team Sponsor MRS. JANET C. WILLIAMS Girls' Physical Education Grambling College. B.S. Intramural Program Sponsor OPPOSITE TOP: Louis Prenell discovers in Mr. Morris a willingness to listen. ABOVE: Mrs. Williams finds pleasure in demonstrating correct trampoline form for Cheryl Jeffers and Melissa Knight. RIGHT: Using herself as an audio-visual aid. Mrs. Hunter shows proper dancing form to two apt students. 34 GYM CLASSES ROUND OUT STUDENTS MR. BILL MORRIS Boys Physical Education Delta State College B.S University of Southern Mississippi M.Ed. FCA Sponsor MR. AUBREY SANDERS Boys Physical Education McNeese State College B.S. Northwestern State I InivAr itv M.Ed. MR. MIKE PEEVY Boys Physical Education Louisiana College. B.A. University of Mississippi M.Ed. MR. CLARK YATES Boys Physical Education Louisiana College. B.S. Northwestern State University M.Ed. 35 AEROSPACE EDUCATION AND AGRICULTURE BUSINESS COL WILL LaBAUVE Aerospace Education University of Southwestern. B.A. Golden Gate University. M.P.A. SGT. JOHN NAGELA Aerospace Education Assistant Instructor Rocket Club. Drill Team. Color Guard. Canteen Sponsor OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Mr. Guillot communicates important vocational principles through two important teaching mediums — speech and demonstration. RIGHT: Everything from helicopters to space travel is covered by Sergeant Nagela in the aerospace education course. OPPOSITE TOP: Students are taught the proper use for a variety of tools and instruments.in Agri-Business under Mr. Doucet. ABOVE RIGHT: An example of the hard life a teacher leads. Colonel LaBauve is at ease on morning duty. COURSES ARE BASED ON VISUAL COMMUNICATION MR. RAYMOND W. DOUCET Louisiana State University. B.S. Vocational Agriculture Education FFA Advisor MR. CARLOS J.GUILLOT University of Southwestern Louisiana B.S. Vocational Agriculture Education FFA Advisor 37 BOLTON’S LIBRARY RESOURCES DISPLAY A WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE MISS LUCILLE SPURLOCK Librarian Northwestern State College B.A. Louisiana State University B.L.S. MRS. VIRGINIA STROHSCHEIN Head Librarian Louisiana Tech B.S. Louisiana State University. M.S. Library Club Sponsor 38 WORK-STUDY EXPANDS WITH NEEDS LEFT: A specialist in many fields of study. Mrs. Chenevert makes excellent use of her talents in the Work Study Program. BELOW: Work Study challenges both Mr. Milner and his class. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: John Smith and Debra Sussman find the cataloguing and shelving techniques child's play for the books in Bolton's resource cen- ter. MRS. CONNIE B. CHENEVERT Work Study Program Grambling State University. B.S. MR. ROBERT CYPHERT Parish Co-ordinator of Work Study Program Northwestern State University. B.S.. M.E. MR. WILLIAM MILNER Work Study Program Northwestern State University, B.S. Key Club Sponsor BEHIND THE SCENE WORKERS 40 OPPOSITE: The maintenance staff takes a daily break from their job of keeping the school clean. LEFT: The cafeteria staff served refreshments for guests on Parents Night. BELOW: The present lunchroom has been remodeled since this picture in the 1930‘s. 41 r 1 Wv. SENIORS 1 975 — BOLTON’S 61 st CLASS J. Adams J. Akins A. Antwine P. Ardoin R. Austin L Badon S. Baillio M. Bankovic ADAMS, JAYNE B. — BRUIN Business 72-73: Dramatic Club 72-75: Chorale 74-75: Spanish Club 72-73: FBLA 73-75: FMLA 74-75; Swim Team 72-75; Baccaulaureate Usher 73-74; Transferred from Alexandria Country Day School 72. AKINS, JACKIE LYNN — Student Council Alternate 72-75: BRUIN Editorial 73-75: Index Editor 73-74. Clubs Editor 74-75: BRUIN Business 71-72: Quill and Scroll 73- 75: Louisiana Girls’ State Alternate 73-74: National Honor Society 73-75; Dramatic Club 71-72: Chorale 71-73: Glee Club 71-72: Boosters 71-72: Drum Squad 71-72: Guidance Staff 72-73; GAA 71-72: Tennis Team 71-75: Letterman 72-75; Graduation Usher 73-74: Stu- dent Instructor 73-75; Class Officer 72-75: Secretary- Treasurer 72-73, Vice-President 73-75; Campus Favor- ite 73-74- Presidential Classroom 75. ANTWINE, ALBERTHA — Choir 74-75: GCE 74-75: ROTC 73-74. ARDOIN, PAUL — Concession Staff 72-74: Cafeteria Staff 71-72: Science Club 71-73: Photography Club 72- 73. AUSTIN, ROYCE G. — Student Council 71-72: Dra- matic Club 73-75: Concession Staff 71-72: Projection Staff 72-73: DE 74-75: Stage Crew 73-75: ROTC 72-75: Junior Varsity Basketball 71-72: Chess Club 73-74. BADON, LARRY — Band 71-73: Jr. Red Cross 71-72: GCE 74-75. BAILLIO, SUSAN THERESA — DE 74-75: GAA 73-74. BANKOVIC, MICHAEL ANTHONY — Projection Staff 73-74: DE 73-75. 45 SENIORS EXCEL IN SPIRIT E. Barham J. Batson L. Beebe E. Bellard D. Bergeron M. Birdsong M. Blalock J. Blanchard BARHAM, ELIZABETH — Glee Club 71-72: FBLA 72- 73: Baccalaureate Usher 73-74: Library Club 72-73. BATSON, JO — BRUIN Business 72-73; CUMTUX Edi- torial 74-75: CUMTUX Business 74-75; Dramatic Club 72-75: Thespians 72-75: Vice President 74-75: Stage Crew 72-75: FMLA 73-75: Governor s Honor Choir 73- 74; Tennis Team 72-73: Letterman 72-73: Production Staff: Barefoot in the Park 73-74 Ten Little Indians” 72- 73 David and Lisa 73-74, Only an Orphan Girl’’ 73- 74 Life With Father 74-75. BEEBE, LISA — CUMTUX Editorial 74-75' Dramatic Club 73-75: FBLA 72-75: Secretary-Treasurer 74-75. BELLARD, ELAINE — BRUIN Business 72-74: CUM- TUX Editorial 72-73: FBLA 73-75: FNA 71-74: FT A 73- 75; Youth Interaction Group 73-75. BERGERON, DEBBIE — Louisiana Girls’ State Alter- nate 73-74: Dramatic Club 73-74: Boosters 72-74: Stands Captain 73-74: Main Office Staff 73-74: FBLA 73-75: COE 74-75: Baccalaureate Usher 73-74: Home- coming Court 73-74; Ditto Service 74-75; Transferred from Tabb Intermediate, Tabb. Virginia 72. BIRDSONG, MARY — Glee Club 71-72; Attendance Office Staff 73-74: FBLA 72-73: COE 74-75. BLALOCK, MARK A. — Civil Defense 74-75: Youth Interaction Group 71-73: ROTC 72-74; GCE 74-75: Chess Club 73-74, BLANCHARD, JERRY — Student Council Representa- tive 71-74; BRUIN Business 72-73: ROTC 71-74; Louisi- ana Boys’ State Delegate 74-75: Outstanding Band Member Award 74-75; Band 71-75: Drum Major 74-75; FMLA 73-75: Rapides Parish Honor Band 73-74: Projec- tion Staff 71-73; Radio Club 71-72: Photography Club 71 -75: CAP 71 -74; Jazz Band 73-74. BODIE, TRUDY — Choir 71-75: Attendance Office Staff 74-75. BOUCHIE, DAVID A. — DE 74-75: Civil Defense 73- 74: Chess Club 71-75. BRADLEY, RENE DENISE — BRUIN Business 73-74: Attendance Office Staff 73-74; GAA 72-75: DE 74-75: FHA 72-75: Youth Interaction Group 73-74; 4-H 72-75; Gymnastics Team 71-72; Honor Roll 74-75. BREVELLE, NANCY — Student Council 71-73: Repre- sentative 71-72. Alternate 72-73; CUMTUX Editorial 74-75: Main Office Staff 72-75: French Honor Society 72- 73: FBLA 73-75: FNA 73-74; Youth Interaction Group 73-75; Honor Roll 73-74. BRIGGS, ALTON JOSEPH — Student Council Repre- sentative 71-72; Concession Staff 71-73: ROTC 71-73: Main Office Staff 72-74; Projection Staff 72-73; Jr. Red Cross 72-73; DE 73-75: President 74-75. BROUILLETTE, CONNIE — National Honor Society 74-75: Dramatic Club 73-74: Chorale 74-75: Majorette 73- 75; Rapides Parish Honor Band 73-75: French Honor Society 73-75; FMLA 74-75: Vice President 74-75; Bac- calaureate Usher 73-74; Student Instructor 74-75; Homecoming Court 74-75; Transferred from Holy Sav- ior Menard Central High School, Alexandria, Louisiana 72. BROUSSARD, PAUL — Dramatic Club 74-75: Jr. Red Cross 71-72; FBLA 74-75: Photography Club 74-75. T. Bodie R. Braddley A. Briggs P. Broussard 0. Bouchie N. Brevelle C. Brouillette R. Broussard 47 SENIORS DEVELOP THEATRICAL SKILLS Seniors Danny Watson, Lisa Teelcell, and Tim Roland enact a scene from a skit in their Speech II class. B. Brown B. Brown J. Brown P. Brown P. Cailleteau B. Calhoun C. Cantrell P. Cantrell 48 R. Carstens R. Ceasar F. Chapman T. Chastoen J. Cheneval J. Cobb S. Cole T. Cole BROWN, BRENDA FAY — Choir 71-72: Glee Club 72- 74: FMLA 72-73: COE 74-75: Transferred from Alexan- dria Senior High School, Alexandria, Louisiana 73. BROWN, BRENDA. BROWN, JAMES — Band 71-73: GCE 74-75. BROWN, PAMELA — Main Office Staff 74-75: FNA 74-75-4-H Club 72-74. CAILLETEAU, PETER — Concession Staff 72-73: 4-H Club 71-72. CALHOUN, BRETTA — Choir 74-75: Transferred from Plainfield High School, Plainfield. New Jersey 74. CANTRELL, CALVIN — Chorale 72-74- Track Team 74-75. CANTRELL, PAUL CARSTENS, RANDY — Student Council 72-75- BRUIN Editorial Staff 73-75: Photographer 73-74, Photography Editor 74-75: BRUIN Business 71-72: Quill ar|d Scroll 74- 75: Louisiana Boys State Delegate 74-75: National Honor Society 74-75: NFL 72-75: Interact 72-75: Jr. Red Cross Alternate 71-72: French Honor Society 72- 74: Latin Club 71-75: Secretary 73-74 President 74-75: Radio Club 72-73- Photography Club 72-75: Junior Varsity Basketball 72-73: Tennis Team 74-75: All District 74-75- Golf Team 72-75: Medalist 73-75: Honor Roll 71-75- Best All Around 73-74: Class Officer: President 73-75' Debate 73-75: Big Chief Cumtux Brave 73-75: Yogi 74-75. CEASAR, ROSA L. — Student Council 74-75; Louisi- ana Girls State Delegate 74-75: COE 74-75: Transfer- red from Pineville High School, Pineville. Louisiana 74. CHAPMAN, FRANK — Student Council 74-75: Inter- act 73-75: Varsity Football 73-74. CHASTEEN, THOMAS G. — Quill and.Scroll 73-75: Vice-President 74-75; French Honor Society 73-75: Stage Crew 73-75: Honor Roll 73-75. CHENEVAL, JODY — BRUIN Business 74-75: CUM- TUX Editorial 74-75: Sports Editor 74-75: CUMTUX Business 73-74- Dramatic Club 72-74; Projection Staff 73- 74 - Interact 71-75: Vice-President 74-75: Stage Crew 72-75: ECA 72-74- Tennis Team 71-75: All Dis- trict 72-74. All State 74-75: Golf Team 74-75: Prod- uction Staff Only An Orphan Girl 73-75. COBB, JOHN — CUMTUX Editorial Staff 74-75: Pro- jection Staff 71-75: FCA 72-75: 4-H Club 71 -75: Junior Varsity Football 72-73: Varsity Football 74-75: B Club 74- 75: Track Team 71-72. COLE, SHARON L. — Student Council 72-74: Repre- sentative 72-74. Alternate 71 -72: Quill and Scroll 74-75: National Honor Society 73-75; Choir 72-73: Chorale 73-75: Boosters 73-74: Spanish Club 72-74: FBLA 74- 75: FMLA 74-75: Graduation Usher 73-74: Student Instructor 73-74: Honor Roll 71 -75: Madrigals 74-75. COLE, TERRY. 49 MUSIC: AN INTEGRAL PART OF SENIOR LIFE H. Compton A. Cooper C. Crooks S. Cross T. Cross B. Culbert L. Culbert D. Culpepper COMPTON, HERBERT DAVID — Dramatic Club 71- 72: Band 7 I -75: FMLA 74-75; Civil Defense 73-74: 4-H Club 72-73: ROTC 73-74; Track Team 71-75. COOPER, ALICE — FBLA 74-75: GAA 74-75: Youth Interaction Group 73-75: Student Instructor 73-74; Honor Roll 74-75. CROOKS, CONNIE — Choir 72-75- Chorale 74-75: Glee Club 71-74; Main Office Staff 73-75: FBLA 74-75; FMLA 74-75: FNA 73-74; Student Instructor 74-75. CROSS, SHARON GAIL — Boosters 71-72: 4-H Club 71- 73; ROTC 71-72. CROSS, TRAVIS. CULBERT, BILLIE RAY — Louisiana Boys State Alter- nate 74-75: Band 71-73; Spanish Club 74-75: FCA 71- 72; Freshman Basketball 73-74: Track Team 71-72: Phys- ical Fitness Award 73-74. CULBERT, LEMROY — FCA 71-74: 4-H Club 73-75: Junior Varsity Football 71-72: Varsity Football 72-75: Junior Varsity Basketball 73-74; Varsity Basketball 74- 75. CULPEPPER, DAVID — Interact 73-75; President 74 75: Spanish Club 72-75: FBLA 74-75: FCA 71-74; Jun- ior Varsity Football 72-73; Varsity Football 73-75: B Club 72-75: Honor Roll 73-75. CUMELLA, THERESA — BRUIN Business 73-74 Attendance Office Staff 72-73: FBLA 73-75. DAIGLE, BOBBY — Dramatic Club 73-74; Glee Club 72- 73: Concession Staff 72-73; DE 73-75; Stage Crew 71-72: FCA 73-74: 4-H Club 73-74:JuniorVarsity Football 73-74, Track Team 73-75. DANIEL, SUSAN — Choir 74-75: Vice-President 74-75: FMLA 74-75: Flag Corp 74-75; Youth Interaction Group 72-73; Gymnastics Team 71-75: Student Instruc- tor 73-75: Honor Roll 74-75. DAUZAT, CONNIE LOUISE — Boosters 71-74; Main Office Staff 72-73: FBLA 74-75: 4-H Club 74-75: Gym- nastics Team 72-73: Student Instructor 73-75: Home- coming Court 72-73: Junior Maid 72-73. DAVIDSON, SHERRY I. — CUMTUX Editorial 73-75: Reporter 73-74, Managing Editor 74-75: CUMTUX Bus- iness 72-73: French Honor Society 72-75: FBLA 73-75: Chess Club 73-75: National Chess Federation 74-75: Tennis Team 71-75: Let term an 74-75: Graduation Usher 73-74: Honor Roll 71-75: Debate Team 74-75: Transferred from Hamson Central High School, Gulf- port, Mississippi 72. DAVIS, KIM MECHELLE — Choir 72-73: Glee Club 73-74: Boosters 72-75: Jr. Red Cross 73-74: FBLA 73- 75: FNA 73-74. DAVIS, MARY L. — Student Council Alternate 71-72: National Honor Society 73-75; Dramatic Club 71-75: NFL 72-75: Varsity Cheerleader 72-75: Head Cheer- leader: GAA 71-73: Gymnastics Team 71-72: Gradua- tion Usher 73-74; Student Instructor 74-75: Campus Queen 74-75. DAVIS, WILLIAM E. — Student Council Representa- tive 71-73, Alternate 73-75; Quill and Scroll 73-75: President 74-75; Louisiana Boys' State Delegate 74-75: Chief Justice of the Supreme Court; National Honor Society 74-75; Latin Club 71-75: Vice-President 72-74: Chorale 72-74- Interact 72-75: Best All Around 72-73: Class Officer 71-72: President 71-72: Best of Bolton Reporter 74-75; Papoose 71 -72, War Council 72-73. 7th Brave 73-74. T. Cumella S. Daniel S. Davidson M. Davis R. Daigle C. Dauzat K. Davis W. Davis 51 DEARBORNE, PAUL — Choir 71-74: Chorale 72-75: FMLA 74-75. DEEN, MARY — FBLA 74-75: COE 74-75: Vice-Presi- dent 74-75: 4-H Club 71-74. DELERIE, JEFF — Civil Defense 73-75: 4-H Club 74-75: DELVALLE, MARIA Chess Club 71-72. DEMAREST, JENNY — Student Council 71-74: Repre- sentative 71-72, 73-74. Alternate 72-73: BRUIN Edito- rial'Staff 73-75: Clubs Editor 73-74. Senior Class Editor 74-75: BRUIN Business 71-75: National Honor Society 73- 75: Secretary 74-75: Dramatic Club 71-75: President 74- 75: Thespians 73-75: Secretary 74-75: Guidance Office Staff 72-73: Main Office Staff 71-72: French Honor Society 72-73: Stage Crew 74-75: Set Designer 74-75: Swim Team 74-75: Graduation Usher 73-74: Best of Bolton Alternate 74-75: Honor Roll 74-75: Prod- uction Staff Barefoot In The Park 72-73, Ten Little Indians 72-73, Only An Orphan Girl 73-74: Student Director: Life With Father 74-75; Cast: David and Lisa 73-74. DESSELLE, CECIL NADINE — Student Council Repre- sentative 72-73; BRUIN Business 73-74; Dramatic Club 72- 75: GAA 72-73: Stage Crew 74-75: FHA 72-73: Youth Interaction Group 73-75; Student Instructor 74- 75. DEVILLE, MARILOU —Jr. Red Cross Alternate 74-75; Spanish Club 73-75: Secretary-Treasurer 74-75: 4-H Club 73-74: Art Club 74-75. DRAKE, MARY — Dramatic Club 73-74 Boosters 72- 74: Squad Leader 73-74: Jr. Red Cross 73-74: President 73- 74: FBLA 74-75: COE 74-75: FHA 73-74: 4-H Club 73-75: Vice-President 73-75; Transferred from Holy Savior Menard High School. Alexandria. Louisiana 72. DURBIN, DRUANN — CUMTUX Editorial 74-75: Co- Editor-in-Chief 74-75; Dramatic Club 71-75: Thespians 73- 75: Reading Committee Chairman 74-75: Boosters 71-72; Stage Crew 72-74: FHA 71-72; Baccalaureate Usher 73-74: Honor Roll 73-74: Cast of Ten Little Indi- ans 72-73. Only An Orphan Girl 73-74. Life With Father ' 74-75; Assistant Student Director: Only An Orphan Girl 73-74 David and Lisa 73-74. DYESS, DEBORAH ANN — Student Council Alternate 74- 75; Dramatic Club 74-75: Chorale 74-75: Glee Club 71- 72: Boosters 71-72: Drum Squad 71-72: Main Office Staff 72-73: Library Staff 72-73; FBLA 72-74: Reporter 72- 73; GAA 71-72: Tennis Team 72-73: Gymnastics Team 73-74: Student Instructor 74-75: Library Club 72- 73: Vice-President 72-73: Girls' Intramurals Council 74- 75: Cast Life With Father' 74-75. EARLY, JANACE — Louisiana Girls State Delegate 74-75; GAA 71-72: COE 73-75: Gymnastics Team 73- 74. FATHEREE, ANDREW — Student Council Representa- tive 71-75: Interact 72-75: Jr. Red Cross 72-73: FCA 72-73: Youth Interaction Group 71-72: Junior, Varsity Football 71-72; Varsity Football 72-73: Junior Varsity Basketball 72-73; Varsity Basketball 73-75; Track Team 74-75; Honor Roll 72-75: Big Chief Cumtux Brave 72- 75: All District Football 73-75. FELBER, GLENDA KIM — DE 74-75: FHA 72-73: Art Club 74-75; Graduation Usher 73-75. FILASEK, RANDY L. — Spanish Club 72-73. FINLEY, DAVIE — Band 72-73: Varsity Football 73-75. FLOURNOY, MARIE LINDA — Choir 72-73: Glee Club 71-72: FBLA 72-74: Attendance Office Staff 72- 73: GAA 73-74: FNA 73-74; FHA 73-74. P. Dearborne M. Deen J. Delrie M. Del Valle J. Demarest C. Deselle M. Deville M. Drake 52 DETERMINATION AND PERSEVERANCE PAY OFF D. Durbin D. Dyess J. Early A. Fatheree G. Felber R. Filasek D. Finley L Flournoy 4 Both working on the production Camelot seniors Laurie Redmond and Teresa McCarthy were instrumental in construction of props. C. Fontenot B. Franklin M. Frazier P. Frazier S. Frazier A. Gagnard C. Garcia D. Garrett FONTENOT, CYNTHIA A. — BRUIN Business 71-72: Dramatic Club 71-72: Main Office Staff 71-72: DE 73- 75. FRANKLIN, BRIAN E. — BRUIN Business 72-75: Band 71- 73: Chess Club 73-74: GCE 74-75. FRAZIER, MARIETTA — Student Council Alternate 73- 74: Glee Club 71-72: Spanish Club 73-74: FBLA 71- 72. 74-75: 4-H Club 74-75. FRAZIER, PARKER — DE 74-75: Science Club 71-73: Math Club 71-73: Track Team 71-73: Transferred from Rapides High School, Lecompte. Louisiana 72. FRAZIER, STEVE — BRUIN Editorial 72-73: Louisiana Boys' State Delegate 74-75: National Honor Society: Dramatic Club 71-75: Chorale 73-74: Guidance Office Staff 73-75: Main Office Staff 74-75: Key Club 72-75: Stage Crew 71-75: President 73-75: Optimist Oratori- cal Contest State Runner-up 72-74. GAGNARD, ALICE LOIS — Student Council 71-75: Treasurer 73-74: CUMTUX Editorial 73-75: Co-Editor- in-Chief 74-75: CUMTUX Business 73-74: Business Man- ager 73-74; Quill and Scroll 73-75: Production Editor 74- 75. Secretary 74-75: Louisiana Girls State Delegate 74-75: National Honor Society 74-75: French Honor Society 72-73: FBLA 74-75: GAA 71-72: FT A 71-73: Secretary 71-72, President 72-73: Youth Interaction Group 71-73: Tennis Team 71-75: Letterman 71-75, All District 72-74, Most Outstanding Girl Tennis Player Rapides Parish 73-74; Graduation Usher 73-74: Student Instructor 73-75: Best All Around 73-74: Class Officer 72- 73: Vice-President 72-73: Campus Queen Court 73- 74: Presidential Classroom Delegate 74-75. GARCIA, CATHY ANN — Student Council Alternate 71-72: BRUIN Business 71-75: CUMTUX Editorial 73- 75: Feature Editor 74-75: Dramatic Club 73-75: Pro- gram Chairman 74-75: Chorale 72-73: Glee Club 71- 72: Varsity Cheerleader 74-75; Student Instructor 73- 75: Best All Around 71-73: Key Club Calendar 71-72; Campus Queen Court 72-75; Cast of Life with Father 74-75. GARRETT, DONNIE — BRUIN Business 72-73; DE 73- 75: ROTC 71-72: Freshman Track Team 71-72. GARTEE, SHELLIE — Choir 74-75; Transferred from Alvin High School, Alvin. Texas 74. GASPARD, D. GOFF, ELAINE —Choir 72-73: Glee Club 71-72: Attendance Office Staff 72-73; FBLA 72-74: GAA 72- 73: FNA 73-74: FT A 73-74: 4-H Club 73-74. GORDON, GARY C. — FCA 71-72: Junior Varsity Football 72-73: Varsity Football 72-74: Track Team 73- 75. GREMILLION, ALICE. GUILLOT, RENE GUNTER, BRENDA — Main Office Staff 73-75: FT A 73-75: Graduation Usher 73-74: Transferred from Baker High School, Baker, Louisiana 72. HAGEMAN, RANDY — Student Council 71-72: Quill and Scroll 74-75; National Honor Society 73-75: Band 71-75: Instrument Manager 71-72, First Lieutenant 74- 75. Rapides Parish Honor Band 71-75, Governor's Honor Band 74-75: Key Club 72-75: Secretary 74-75: Latin Club 72-73: FMLA 73-75: Treasurer 73-74: Chess Club 72-75: Honor Roll 71-75. 54 COMPETITION INITIATES ORIGINALITY IN CONSTRUCTION Diligence, pride, and unselfishness — three noble yet abstract ideas — were put into the concrete form of Seniors' first place float. S. Gartee D. Gaspard E. Goff G. Gordon A. Gremillion R. Guillot B. Gunter R. Hageman 55 CLUBS OFFER VALUABLE STIMULUS Chess being an intellectual but time- consuming activity, senior Albert Loftin devotes much practice to the game through Bolton's Chess Club. C. Hailey M. Hamilton R. Hana J. Hardee M. Harris M. Hebert B. Herren M. Hetzel 56 J. Hobbs S. Holly R. Howard M. Jackson V. Holloman J. Holmes J. Jackson P. James HAILEY, CYNTHIA — BRUIN Business 71-75; Dramatic Club 74-75; Varsity Cheerleader 72-73: Main Office Staff 72-75; Stage Crew 72-75; Best of Bolton Reporter 73-75. HAMILTON, MILTON. HANNA, ROBBIE — BRUIN Business 71-73; Glee Club 71-72. HARDEE, JAN — CUMTUX Editorial 74-75; Louisiana Girls State Delegate 74-75; Dramtics Club 74-75; Varsity Cheerleader 72-75; French Honor Society 72-73: GAA 71- 72: Stage Crew 74-75: 4-H Club 71-72: Homecoming Court 74-75: Campus Queen Court 72-74. HARRIS, MARY ANN — Projection Staff 73-74; FBLA 74-75: COE 74-75: FHA 73-75: 4-H Club 74-75: Baccalau- reate Usher 74-75: Trasnferred from Alexandria Senior High, Alexandria. Louisiana 73. HEBERT, MYRA — FHA 73-74: 4-H Club 74-75: Library Club 72-74: Vice-President 72-73. President 73-74. HERREN, BRENDA —BRUIN Business 73-74: Band 71-73: Majorette 72-73: Attendance Office Staff 74-75; Spanish Club 73-74; Graduation Usher 73-74: Class Officer 73-74: Secretary-Treasurer 73-74; Mid-Term Graduate. HETZEL, MARK — CUMTUX Business 74-75: DE 73-74: Transferred from Alexandria Country Day School, Alexan- dria. Louisiana 73. HOBBS, JOHNNY — FCA 71-73: Junior Varsity Football 72- 74: Varsity Football 72-75. HOLLOMAN, VIRGINIA — BRUIN Business 71-75: Busi- ness Manager 73-75: Choir 73-74; Chorale 73-75: Glee Club 71-72: Vice-President; Boosters 71-75: Drum Squad 71-75: Main Office Staff 74-75; Jr. Red Cross 72-73; Spanish Club 72-73; FTA 71-73: Reporter 71-72; Youth Interaction Group 74-75: Tennis Team 71-75: Chess Club 73- 74: Cast of David and Lisa 73-74- Life With Father 74- 75. HOLLY, SHEILA YVONNE — Boosters 73-75: Drum Squad 73-75: GAA 73-75- 4-H Club 74-75: Student Instructor 73-74. HOLMES, JAMES L. — FCA 71-73: Junior Varsity Foot- ball 73-74: Varsity Football 73-75: Chess Club 71-75. HOWARD, RANDY ALAN — Student Council Repre- sentative 72-73: DE 73-75: Stage Crew 72-73; Swim Team 71-73. JACKSON, JULIE JACKSON, MYRTLE YVONNE — Attendance Office 74- 75: Jr. Red Cross 71-72; FNA 73-74; FHA 73-74: FTA 74- 75. JAMES, PARIS. 57 SCIENTIFIC PRACTICE PUT TO USE S. Janett K. Jeter T. Jett J. Jones 0. Johnson B. Jonson J. Jordan R.Jordon 58 Brilliant — and sometimes explosive — experiments challenge seniors Tom Chasteen and Lisa Beebe. JANETTE, BETTY SUE — Student Council Alternate 74-75: Dramatic Club 72-75: Stage Crew 73-75: Art Club 74-75: Student Instructor 73-74: Library Club 72- 73: President 72-73. JETER, KENNETH — BRUIN Business 71-74: Dramatic Club 74-75: DE 74-75: ROTC 71-74. JETT, TWANA — Junior Varsity Cheerleader 73-74- Varsity Cheerleader 74-75: Attendance Office Staff 74-75: Jr. Red Cross 71-72; SAA 72-73: FT A 74-75: Gymnastics Team 7 I- 72: Student Instructor 73-74: FHA 73-74. JONES, JOHN JELESTER — Choir 72-73: Junior Var- sity Football 72-73: Junior Varsity Basketball 74-75. JOHNSON, DAVID —GCE 74-75. JONSON, BILL — Dramatic Club 71-75: Chorale 72- 75: Band 71 - 72: Jr. Red Cross 72-75: FMLA 74-75: Civil Defense 73-75: 4-H Club 73-75: Photography Club 73- 75: Swim Team 71-75: Madrigal Singers 73-75: Prod- uction Staff of 'Only An Orphan Girl 73-74. JORDAN, JULIE — Student Council Alternate 71-72: BRUIN Business 73-74: Dramatic Club 71-75: French Honor Society 73-74: FBLA 73-75: Stage Crew 72-75. JORDAN, ROBERT — ROTC 72-75: Track Team 73- 75: Rocket Club 73-75. KATZ, JERRY—DE 74-75. KELLY, JANNIE — Cafeteria Staff 72-74: FBLA 74-75: COE 74-75: Baccalaureate Usher 73-74. KIESEWETTER, JOHNNY WAYNE JR. — National Honor Society 73-75; Band 71-75: Band Captain 74-75: Key Club 72-75: Secretary 73-74 President 74-75: FMLA 73-75: ROTC 72-75: Track Team 72-75: Letter- man 73-74: Swim Team 71-72: Cross Country Team 73- 75: Jazz Band 73-74: Rapides Parish Honor Band 71 -75. KING, DIANE — Student Council 74-75: Secretary 74 75: BRUIN Business 71-75: Dramatic Club 72-73: Boost- ers 73-75: Jr. Red Cross 72-73: Student Instructor 73- 75: Homecoming Court 73-75: Campus Oueen Court 73-74: Optimist Pat-On-The-Back Award 74-75. KNIGHT, CYNTHIA — BRUIN Business 73-75: Dra- matic Club 73-74: Cafeteria Staff 71-75: Jr. Red Cross 73-74: Secretary-Treasurer 73-74: FNA 73-74: Youth Interaction Group 74-75: 4-H Club 74-75: ROTC TI- TS. LANDRUM, DEBBIE — Student Council Representa- tive 71-74: BRUIN Business 73-74: National Honor Soci- ety 73-75: Dramatic Club 74-75: Chorale 72-75: Glee Club 71-72; Jr. Red Cross 71-72: French Honor Society 72-74: FMLA 74-75: Art Club 74-75: President 74-75: Graduation Usher 73-74: Governor's Honor Choir 73- 74. LANIER, JANN LESLIE — Transferred from South Rapides Academy 74. LAWRENCE, WYNN W. — Student Council 74-75: BRUIN Business 71-72: Dramatic Club 71-75; Thespians 72-75’: Vice-President 73-74: Chorale 74-75: Interact 71-75: Stage Crew 71-75. J. Kati J. Kelly J. Kiesewetter D. King C. Knight D. Landrum J. Lanier W. Lawrence 59 The teem is inspired to victory by the colorful and somewhat extraordi- nary antics of psuedo-cheerleader Jim Low+her. S. Legget W. Leonard S. Liggins A. Loftin G. Leimkuhier R. Lewis A. Liotta T. Lowther 60 SPIRIT EXPRESSED THROUGH INVOLVEMENT R. Lynd P. Lyons B. Mahfouz K. Martin J. Mathews M. Mathews R. Matthews M. Mayeaux LEGGETT, SUSAN — Student Council Representative 71- 72, 74-75; National Honor Society 74-75; Boosters 72- 73: Junior Varsity Cheerleader 73-74; Varsity Cheerleader 74-75; Graduation Usher 73-74; FBLA 72- 73: FNA 73-74: FT A 73-75: Vice-President 74-75. LEIMKUHLER, GWEN — FHA 74-75: 4-H Club 74-75: Transferred from Rapides High School, Lecompte, Louisiana 73. LEONARD, WILLIE L. — Track Team 73-74: Transfer- red from Alexandria Senior High, Alexandria. Louisiana 73. LEWIS, ROBERT — Choir 71-75: FCA 72-74: Art Club 74-75: Junior Varsity Basketball 72-73; Varsity Basket- ball 73-75. LIGGINS, SANDRA MARIA — FNA-73-74: FT A 74- 75: Transferred from Alexandria Senior High School, Alexandria, Louisiana 73. LIOTTA, ANGEL — Boosters 71-72; Attendance Office Staff 74-75; FBLA 74-75; FHA 74-75: 4-H Club 74-75. LOFTIN, ALBERT ALLEN — Dramatic Club 74-75; FBLA 73-74; Math Club 74-75: Photography Club 74- 75: Art Club 74-75: Parliamentarian 74-75, Reporter 74-75; Honor Roll 72-74; Chess Club 73-75. LOWTHER, JIM — Student Council Alternate 73-74; BRUIN Business 71-72: Dramatic Club 72-75: NFL 72- 75: Chorale 73-75: Projection Staff 74-75: Key Club 72- 75: Junior Red Cross 72-73; Latin Club 7 I -75: Historian 73- 74; FMLA 74-75: Civil Defense 73-75; Radio Club 71-73; Math Club 71-72: Photography Club 73-74; Swim Team 71-73; Madrigals 73-74: Debate Team 72- 73: Cast of Barefoot in the Park 71 -72. LYND, RHONDA — BRUIN Business 71-72: DE 73-75: Secretary 74-75: FHA 71-72; Baccalaureate Usher 73- 74: Honor Roll 73-74. LYONS, PATRICIA — BRUIN Business 73-74; Dramatic Club 74-75; French Honor Society 72-73; Stage Crew 74-75; Swim Team 72-75; Transferred from Kempsville High School, Virginia Beach, Virginia 72. MAHFOUZ, BUTCH —CUMTUX Editorial 74-75: Interact 74-75; FCA 72-75; Junior Varsity Football 72- 73: Varsity Football 72-75: B Club 72-75. MARTIN, KATHY — Choir 71-75; Attendance Office Staff 74-75. MATHEWS, JEFF L. - Student Council Representative 73- 74; Quill and Scroll 74-75: National Honor Society 74- 75; Interact 73-75: Spanish Club 73-75; Latin Club 72-74: Historian 74-75; FCA 71-75; Youth Interaction Group 72-74: Junior Varsity Football 72-73: Varsity Football 72-75: B Club 72-75: Track Team 72-75: Honor Roll 71-75: Ecrivez Staff 74-75: Section Editor 74-75. MATHEWS, MARY ANN — BRUIN Business 71-72; National Honor Society 74-75: Guidance Staff 73-75: FTA 71-73: Secretary-Treasurer 72-73; Graduation Usher 73-74: Student Instructor 74-75; Honor Roll 72- 74. MATTHEWS, RANDY —GCE 74-75. MAYEAUX, MITZI — Attendance Office Staff 74-75. SENIORS ENGAGE IN EXTRA- CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Senior crew members of the fall prod- uction Life With Father find time to pause after working on their lines. J. McClinton P. McCloskey G. McClure A. McDaniel C. McKellar P. McQuarn P. McQuilling L. Mertens 62 L Moore L Murphy C. Neal F. Nichols J. Norman A. Norris J. Nunnally J. O'Shee McCLINTON, JANET DEAN — Boosters 7i -72. McCLOSKEY, PATRICIA — Student Council 73-75: Representative 73-74. Alternate 74-75: BRUIN Business 71-74: BRUIN Editorial Staff 74-75: Features and Copy Editor 74-75: CUMTUX Editorial 74-75: Art Editor 74- 75: Quill and Scroll 74-75: Louisiana Girls State Alter- nate 74-75: DramaticClub 71-75: Boosters 71-72: Spanish Club 71-75: Photography Club 74-75: Gradua- tion Usher 73-74: Class Officer 74-75: Secretary-Trea- surer 74-75: ECRIVEZ Staff 74-75: Art Editor 74-75: Production Staff: Ten Little Indians 72-73, David and Lisa 73-74. Only an Orphan Girl 73-74 Life With Father 74-75. McCLURE, GENEVIEVE —Quill and Scroll 74-75: National Honor Society 73-75: Main Office Staff 73- 75: Latin Club 71-73: Graduation Usher 73-74- Honor Roll 71-74- PE Monitor 72-73. McDANIEL, ANN — Chorale 72-75: French Honor Society 72-73: Band 7 I -73: FMLA 74-75. McKELLAR, CYNTHIA — Spanish Club 72-74: Library Staff 71-73. McQU ARN, PAULINE — FH A 73-74- FT A 73-75: Pres- ident 74-75: 4-H Club 74-75. McQUILLING, PEGGY — Boosters 72-73: Jr. Red Cross Alternate 71-72: FBLA 73-75: FHA 71-74: Stu- dent Instructor 74-75: Library Club 72-74: Vice-Presi- dent 72-73. President 73-74. MERTENS, LORETTA — BRUIN Business 73-75: CUM- TUX Business 73-74: National Honor Society 73-75: Dramatic Club 73-74: Chorale 72-73: Glee Club 71-72: Guidance Office Staff 73-75: Jr. Red Cross 72-73: Graduation Usher 73-74: Best of Bolton Reporter 74- 75: Production Staff of Life With Father' 74-75: Mid- Term Graduate. MOORE, GLENDA — Transferred from Alexandria Senior High School. Alexandria. Louisiana 74. MURPHY, LEE — Student Council 71-72 Representa- tive: Interact 72-75: Vice-President 73-74: Golf Team 72-75. NEAL, CHARLES ANTHONY — Student Council 71- 75: Representative 71-74 Alternate 74-75: FBLA 72- 75: Parliamentarian 74-75: FMLA 72-75: Junior Varsity Basketball72-73: Track Team 72-75: Band 71-75: Senior Representative 74-75, Rapides Parish Honor Band 71- 75, District Honor Band 74-75. USL Marching Festival 74-75, Northwestern Solo Ensemble 74-75, Concert Fes- tival Northwestern 74-75: Jazz Ensemble 73-75: Trans- ferred from Alexandria Senior High School, Alexandria, Louisiana 72. NICHOLS, FRED — Junior Varsity Basketall 72-74: Varsity Basketball 74-75. NORMAN, JON. NORRIS, ALICE FAYE — FHA 74-75: 4-H Club 74-75. NUNNALLY, JOHN. O'SHEE, JOE — Honor Roll 72-74. 63 Y. Padilla A. Parker D. Parker I. Parker V.Parker F. Pearce M. Pembric L. Perry PADILLA, YOLANDA — Courtesy Committee 74-75: BRUIN Business Staff 72-75: Dramatic Club 74-75: Choir 72-73: Chorale 73-75: Jr. Red Cross 73-74- FMLA 74-75: Art Club 74-75: Honor Roll 74-75: Library Staff 74-75: Library Club 74-75: Stage Crew 74-75: Mid-Term Graduate. PARKER, ARTHUR — FBLA 71-74: COE 74-75. PARKER, DON — DE 74-75: Chess Club 73-74: Trans- ferred From Victor Valley Joint Union High School. Vic- toryville, California 73. PARKER, LYLE — Student Council Representative 71- 75' BRUIN Business Staff 71-72: Dramatic Club 74-75: Interact 71-75: Secretary 74-75: Math Club 72-73: French Honor Society 73-74: Stage Crew 72-75: FCA 71-73: Junior Varsity Basketball 72-73: Tennis Team TI- TS: Letterman 71-75: B Club 71-72: Honor Roll 71- 72: Cast of Life With Father' 74-75: All-District Ten- nis 71-72: Most Valuable Tennis Player in District 73-74. PARKER, VERNON. PEARCE, FRANK BENNETT IV — Band 71-72: FBLA 74-75: Math Club 71-72: Photography Club 73-75: Ten- nis Team 71-72: Transferred from Alexandria Country Day School, Alexandria, Louisiana 73. PEMBRIC, MARY — FBLA 73-74: FHA 74-75: 4-H Club 74-75. PERRY, LILLIE — Transferred from Alexandria Senior High School. Alexandria. Louisiana 74. PHILLIPS, MABLE — Courtesy Committee 74 75: BRUIN Business Staff 71-74: Dramatic Club 72-73: GAA 71-74: COE 74-75: Gymnastics Team 71-73: Stu- dent Instructor 73-74: Homecoming Court 74-75: Teacher's Aid 73-74. PILATE, GREGORY DONNELL — Louisiana Boys State Alternate 73-74: Junior Varsity Basketball 72-73: Varsity Basketball 73-75: All-District 73-74. PONTHIEUX, MICKEL — Cafeteria Staff 71-72: DE 74-75: Civil Defense 72-75: Photography Club 72-73: ROTC 71-74. PONTHIEUX, PAMELA K. — Spanish Club 72-74: Bac- calaureate Usher 73-74. POPALL, CHARLOTTE — CUMTUX Editorial Staff 73-74: National Honor Society 73-75: Dramatic Club 71-72: Graduation Usher 73-74: Student Instructor 74- 75: Honor Roll 71 -75: Library Club 72-73. POWELL, CATHY —Jr. Red Cross 71-72: DE 74-75: Swim Team 71 -72. PRENELL, LOUIS DAVID — Student Council Repre- sentative 71-72: Varsity Football 72-73: Track Team 72- 73. PRICE, DONNIE — Cafeteria Staff 71-75. 64 SENIOR CREATIVITY PUT TO USE Candy, balloons, and chuckles were pro- vided free-of-charge by senior clowns Patty McClosIty, Karen Spruell, and Pat Yerby to all who attended the Homecoming parade. M. Phillips G. Pilate M. Ponthieux P. Ponthieux C. Popall C. Powell L Prenell D. Price 65 PRICE, JUDY — Student Council Representative 74- 75; Quill and Scroll 74-75: National Honor Society 73- 75: Cafeteria Staff 71-73: FBLA 72-75: Vice-President 73-74 President 74-75: FHA 71-73: Parliamentarian 72- 73; Graduation Usher 73-74; Student Instructor 73-75: Honor Roll 71 -75. PROVENZA, THOMAS — Chess Club 73-74. RABALAIS, TERRI — Main Office Staff 72-75; Jr. Red Cross 71-72; COE 74-75: FHA 71-75: Student Instruc- tor 73-75: Honor Roll 74-75. RACHAL, DENISE — Dramatic Club 74-75: Jr. Red Cross 72-74: FHA 73-74: Youth Interaction Group 72- 75: Student Instructor 74-75. RASBURY, ALLEN. RAY, RUTHIE ELAINE — Band 71-72: FHA 74-75: 4-H Club 74-75. REDMOND, LAURIE ELIZABETH — National Honor Society 73-75: Chorale 73-75: Jr. Red Cross 73-75; FMLA 74-75' Art Club 74-75: Graduation Usher 73-74: Student Instructor 73-74: Honor Roll 71 -75. REED, BERNARD — Varsity Football 74-75: Varsity Basketball 73-75: Honor Roll 72-74: Transferred from Alexandria Senior High School. Alexandria, Louisiana 74. REED, BESSIE MARIE — Jr. Red Cross 71-72: FNA 74 75: FHA 74-75: FTA 74-75: 4-H Club 71-75: Honor Roll 74-75. REYNOLDS, RENEE — National Honor Society 73-75: Choir 72-73: Chorale 73-74: Vice-President 74 75: Spanish Club 72-74: FBLA 74-75: FMLA 73-75: Secre- tary 73-74- Madrigals 73-75: Librarian 74-75: FNA 71- 72; Graduation Usher 73-74: Honor Roll 71-75: Mem- ber of All State Chorus 74-75: Governor's Honor Cho- rus 73-74. RHODES, RONALD DAVID — ROTC 72-75. RICHARDSON, MARIAN ANN — COE 74-75. RICKS, JIM. ROBBINS, SUZANNE — Student Council Alternate 71-72: Representative 72-73: Quill and Scroll 73-75: ECRIVEZ Staff 74-75: Editor-in-Chief 74-75: French Honor Society 72-75: President 74-75: Graduation Usher 73-74: Student Instructor 73-75: Honor Roll 71- 75. ROBERSON, KAREN F. — Guidance Staff 74 75: GAA 71-73: FHA 71-75. RODERIC, LOIS M. — FBLA 74-75: Library Staff 74- 75; COE 75-75: Art Club 74-75: Honor Roll 73-75. J. Price T. Provenza T. Rabalais D. Rachal A. Rasbury R. Ray L Redmond B. Reed 66 B. Reed R. Rhodes J. Ricks K. Roberson R. Reynolds M. Richardson S. Robbins L. Roderick CLASS OF SEVENTY FIVE REPRESENTS MANY IMAGES Randy Carstens, better known as Yogi on the football field, poses a strange fascination for children. 67 T. Roland T. Rox C. Rusk W. Saddler S. Salard J. Salmon D. Sanchez S. Sayer Senior men display more spirit than have previous years by giving Coach Sanders a Victory Ride. Yolanda Padilla was one of the many seniors who held part-time jobs after school. 68 EMPLOYMENT OFFERS VALUABLE TRAINING ROLAND, TIMOTHY ROBERT — Jr. Red Cross 73-74 Swim Team 71-73: Letterman 72-73: BRUIN Editorial Staff 74-75: Tape Editor 74-75. ROX, TINA M. — Boosters 72-73: GAA 71-72: COE 74-75: FHA 71-75: Treasurer 73-74. RUSK, CHRIS — Latin Club 71 -72: Flag Corp 74-75. SADDLER, WANDA. SALARD, SHEILA — Choir 72-73: Honor Roll 73-74: Transferred from Tioga High School. Tioga, Louisiana 72. SALMON, JOEY — DE 74-75: ROTC 71-75: Teacher's Aid 71-75: Cadet Commander 74-75: Junior Varsity Track Team 73-74- Rocket Club 73-74: President 73-74: CAP 72-74. SANCHEZ, DANNY — Student Council Representa- tive 71-75: Guidance Staff 74-75: FCA 73-74: Junior Varsity Football 72-73: Varsity Football 73-74: Junior Varsity Basketball 72-73: DE 74-75. SAYER, SCOTT — DE 74-75: Transferred from Alexan- dria Senior High School. Alexandria, Louisiana 74. SAYES, WARREN. SCHEXNAIDER, GAIL — Choir 73-75. SITTON, LAYNE — Student Council Representative 72-74: Library Club 72-73: Honor Roll 74-75: Transfer- red from Alexandria Country Day School Alexandria, Louisiana, 72. SITTON, JANE E. — National Honor Society 74-75: Glee Club 71-72: Cafeteria Staff 72-74: FBLA 72-74- DE 74-75: Graduation Usher 73-74. SMITH, CHARLES. SMITH, CHUCK — Interact 73-75. SMITH, FREDERICK —Track Team 73-75. SMITH, HAROLD BRADFORD JR. — Louisiana Boys' State Delegate 73-74- Choir 71-72: Chorale 72-75: President 73-74. Student Conductor 74-75: Band 71-75: Second Lieutenant 73-74, Student Conductor'74-75: Jr. Red Cross 71 -72: FMLA 73-75: Track Team 71 -73. W. Sayes G. Schexnaider L. Sitton J. Sitton a C. Smith C. Smith F. Smith H. Smith 69 PERFECTION IN PERFORMANCE Rifle corps captam Nancy Woodward uses her agility to the benefit of the entire BHS student body. J. Smith K. Smith R. Sorrels K. Spruell S. Spurger B. Stafford L. Stanfield M. Stewart 70 V. Stewart M- Stockburger A. Strother Struck Y. Sullivan J- Swart D. Swinnen J- Sylvan SMITH, JAMES — Track Team 7 I -72. SMITH, KATHY — BRUIN Business 71-72. 73-74: Dra- matic Club 72-73: COE 74-75: FBLA 71-74: Gymnastics Team 71 -72. SORRELS, RHONDA — Band 71-75: Librarian 73-74. Majorette 73-75: FBLA 74-75: GAA 72-73: FMLA 73-75: Rapides Parish Honor Band 71-73. SPRUELL, KAREN GAYLE — Student Council Alternate 71-72, Representative 74-75: BRUIN Editorial Staff 73-75: Junior Editor 73-74. Clubs Editor 74-75: BRUIN Business 71- 72: Quill and Scroll 74-75; Louisiana Girls State Dele- gate 73-74; National Honor Society 74-75: Vice-President 74-75; Dramatic Club 71-75: Boosters 71-72: Guidance Staff 71-73; Jr. Red Cross 72-73; French Honor Society 72- 74; Latin Club 74-75: FBLA 74-75: GAA 71-72: Stage Crew 74-75: Photography Club 74-75: Swim Team 71-72: Graduation Usher 73-74: Honor Roll 71-75. SPURGER, SUSAN — Dramatic Club 74-75; Choir 71-74: Boosters 73-75: Drum Squad 73-74: Stage Crew 74-75. STAFFORD, BERNADETTE — Student Council Represent- ative 73-73. Alternate 74-75: BRUIN Business Officer 73- 74: Louisiana Girls' State Alternate 73-74: Dramatic Club 74-75: Attendance Office Staff 72-74: DE 74-75: Youth Interaction Group 73-74: 4-H Club 73-75: Honor Roll 74- 75: FHA 71 -75: Secretary 74-75. STANFIELD, LARRY LEE — Junior Varsity Basketball 72- 73; Varsity Basketall 73-75: B Club 71-75. STEWART, MICHAEL — Student Council Representative 71-73; CUMTUX Business 73-75; Projection Staff 71-72: Interact 72-75: French Honor Society 72-73: FCA 71-75: Youth Interaction Group 71-74; President 73-74; Junior Varsity Football 71-72: Varsity Football 72-75: Junior Var- sity Basketball 71-72; Varsity Basketball 74-75: B Club 7l-75;TrackTeam 71-75; Honor Roll 72-73; Best All Around 71-72; Class Officer 72-73: President 72-73: Big Chief Cumtux 72-73: All-District-Football 73-74; All-Dis- trict-Track 71-74. All-State-Track 73-74. STEWART, VIRGIE M. — Boosters 71-72: Cafeteria Staff 73- 75: GAA 73-75: FNA 74-75. STOCKBURGER, MICHAEL — BRUIN Business 73-74: Choir 71-72: Chorale 72-75: FMLA 74-75: Civil Defense 73-74: Chess Club 72-73. STROTHER, ANTHONY. STRUCK, MARY KAYE — BRUIN Business 71-72: Dra- matic Club 73-75; Boosters 71-72: Spanish Club 72-73: FBLA 73-74; DE 74-75: Civil Defense 72-73. SULLIVAN, YVONNE M. — Student Council representa- tive 72-73: Jr. Red Cross Alternate 73-74: GAA 73-74: FHA 74-75: Vice-President 74-75: Youth Interaction Group 73-75; Student Instructor 74-75. SWART, JOHN W. — Student Council Representative 71-72: National Honor Society 73-75; French Honor Soci- ety 72-75; Honor Roll 71-74. SWINNEN, DENISE — Student Council Representative 71-72: BRUIN Business 71-72: Boosters 71-72: Library Staff 71 -72; Attendance Office Staff 72-75; GCE 74-75. SYLVAN, JOHN. 71 A. Talambas M. Tassin G. Taylor P. Taylor L. Taoltell P. Tharp W. Thompson J. Townley TALAMBAS, ALEX — Photography Club 72-73: Junior Varsity Football 72-73: Varsity Football 73-75: B Club 73-75: Track Team Manager 71-72. TASSIN, MICHAEL A. TAYLOR, GARY LYNN — Louisiana Boys State Dele- gate 74-75: Interact 71-75: GCE 74-75: Photography Club 71-72: Junior Varsity Basketball 72-73: Golf Team 71-72. TAYLOR, PAM — Art Club 71 -72. TEEKELL, LISA — Student Council Alternate 73-74: BRUIN Business 71-72: Dramatic Club 71-75: Boosters 71-72: Guidance Staff 72-73: FBLA 73-75: Stage Crew 73- 75: Swim Team 71-72: Cast of Life With Father 74- 75: Mid-Term Graduate 75. THARP, PAM — COE 74-75: Honor Roll 74-75: Trans- ferred from Menard Central High School, Alexandria. Louisiana 74. THOMPSON, BILLY — Choir 71-72: Chorale 71-72: Interact 71 -74: FCA 71-72: Varsity Football Trainer 71 - 72: Varsity Basketball Trainer 71-72: GCE 74-75: Mid- Term Graduate 74-75: Cast of Little Mary Sunshine 70-71. TOWNLEY, JAMES D. JR. — Cafeteria Staff 71-72: DE 73-75; Track Team 74-75. TUCKER, VICKI — Courtesy Committee 72-73: BRUIN Business 71-72; Main Office Staff 72-73: DE 73-75: Treasurer 74-75: FHA 71-72: Honor Roll 73-74. UDDMAN, DIANA — DE 74 75: Transferred from Kubasaki High School. Okinawa. Japan 73. URENA, THOMAS EDWARD — Student Council 73- 75: Vice-President 73-74, President 74-75: Dramatic Club 72-75; Main Office Staff 74-75: Interact 73-75: Spanish Club 72-75: FBLA 74-75: FCA 71-75: Junior Varsity Football 72-73: Varsity Football 72-75: B Club 72-75: Big Chief Cumtux Brave 73-74; Stage Crew Ten Little Indians. VALLEY, JAMES. VALOIS, GREG — Band 71 -72. VANDERFORD, ZILDA — BRUIN Business 71-72: DE 74-75: Art Club 71-72. VANDERLICK, JAMIE —GCE 74-75. VERZWYVELT, ANDY —GCE 74-75. 72 TRADITION STRONG OVER THE YEARS Decked out in senior shirts, the sen- ior women carry on one tradition during pep rallies, the bunny hop. V. Tucker D. Uddman T. Urena J. Valley G. Valois Z. Vanderford J. Vanderlick A. Verswyvelt 73 T. Vincent W. Ware W. Webb D. Williams C. Walker D. Watson F. Whittington E. Williams 74 SENIOR VERSATILITY EXPRESSED E. Williams H. Williams J. Williams V. Williams A. Wilson G. Wilson P. Wood N. Woodward VINCENT, TINA — Attendance Office Staff 74-75: COE 74-75: Treasurer: FHA 73-74: Student Instructor 73- 74. WALKER, CHERYL — Transferred from Alexandria Senior High School, Alexandria. Louisiana 73. WARE, WYNN — Student Council 71-75: Representa- tive 73-75, Alternate 71-73: Louisiana Boys State Dele- gate 73-74: National Honor Society 74-75: Dramatic Club 71-72: French Honor Society 72-74: Honor Roll 71-75: Mid-Term Graduate 75. WATSON, DANNY — Key Club 72-75: Vice-President 74- 75: Jr. Red Cross Alternate 73-74: FBLA 74-75: Civil Defense 72-73: Photography Club 74-75: Golf Team 71 -72. WEBB, WARDIE — Student Council Representative 71-74: Choir 72-74: Secretary 72-74: Glee Club 71-72: Junior Varsity Cheerleader 72-73: Varsity Cheerleader 73- 74: FBLA 74-75: GAA 71-73: COE 74-75: Reporter 74- 75: Youth Interaction Group 73-74: Gymnastics Team 71-73: Baccalaureate Usher 73-74: Student Instructor 73-74: Honor Roll 71-72, 74-75. WHITTINGTON, FRANCES — Band 71-75: Librarian 71-73. Drum Majorette 73-75: Jr. Red Cross Alternate 71-72: FMLA 74-75: Secretary 74-75: Youth Interaction Group 74-75: Honor Band 71-73. WILLIAMS, DORIS MARIE — GAA 71-74: 4-H Club 74-75: Gymnastics Team 71 -73. WILLIAMS, ETHEL — Student Council Representative 71 -72: Dramatic Club 72-73: Jr. Red Cross Representa- tive 71-72: GAA 71-72: COE 74-75: Secretary 74-75: FNA 71-72: Youth Interaction Group 73-75: Secretary 73-74, President 74-75: Student Instructor 73-74: Honor Roll 74-75: Assistant Director Barefoot in the Park: Stage Crew 73-74. WILLIAMS, E. WILLIAMS, HOWARD — Student Council Alternate 73- 74: DE 74-75: FCA 72-73: ROTC 73-74: Junior Var- sity Basketall 72-74: Track Team 73-75. WILLIAMS, JAMES — DE 73-75: Vice President 74-75: Chess Club 72-73. WILLIAMS, VELMA ANN — Main Office Staff 73-75: FHA 73-75. WILSON, ALLEN. WILSON, GLENDA — Concession Staff 73-74: Cafe- teria Staff 74-75: FTA 71-72. WOOD, PATRICIA — Student Council 72-74: BRUIN Business 74-75: Chorale 74-75: Band 71-75: Librarian 72-73. Secretary 73-75. Majorette 72-75: FMLA 73-75: Baccalaureate Usher 73-74. WOODWARD, NANCY — Boosters 73-74: French Honor Society 73-75: FMLA 74-75: Baccalaureate Usher 73-74: Homecoming Court 74-75: Rifle Corps 74- 75: Captain 74-75: Transferred from Miami Pal- metto Senior High School, Miami Florida 72. 75 S. Wright T. Wright P. Yerby J. Zachary WRIGHT, SUZANNE CARLEY — Student Council Representative 74-75: Jr. Red Cross 72-73: French Honor Society 73-74: FHA 71 -75: Art Club 74-75. WRIGHT, TINA J. - Choir 72-74: COE 74-75. YERBY, PATRICIA D. — Student Council Secretary 73- 74- BRUIN Editorial Staff 73-75: Faculty and Scholas- tics 73-74 Senior Class Editor 74-75: BRUIN Business 73-74: Louisiana Girls' State Delegate 74-75: Senator: National Honor Society 73-75: Dramatic Club 71-75: Secretary 73-74: Thespians 74-75: President 74-75: NFL 72-75: Varsity Cheerleader 73-74: Main Office Staff 72-73: FBLA 74-75: GAA 71-73: Stage Crew 71-72: Gymnastics Team 71-74: Graduation Usher 73-74: Honor Roll 71-72. 74-75: Class Officer 71-72: Vice- President 71-72: Speech Honors: 3rd Place Northeast- ern Tournament Radio Announcing: Debate 72-75: Campus Queen Court 72-75: Cast of David and Lisa, Only An Orphan Girl. Life With Father. ZACHARY, JAMES ALLEN — Student Council Repre- sentative 71-75: BRUIN Editorial Staff 74-75: Copy Edi- tor, Photographer 74-75: CUMTUX Editorial 73-75: Quill and Scroll 74-75: National Honor Society 73-75: President 74-75: NFL 72-75: Secretary 72-73: Key Club 72-75: Treasurer 74-75: Latin Club 71-75: President 74- 75: Radio Club 71-73: President 71-73. Photography Club 72-75: President 74-75: Swim Team 72-74: Letter- man 72-74: Honor Roll 71-75: Debate 72-75: Presiden- tial Classroom 74-75: National Council of English Teachers Writing Award 74-75: National Merit Semi- Finalist 74-75: Cast of Life With Father. 76 Abston. Tommy Adams. Jon Aderhold. Kathi Agullard. Anthony Akins. Jill Anderson. James Antee. Charlene Baillio. Mark Baillio. Ronald Barron. Vicki Bell. Joseph Betts Robert Blank. Paula Bonnegent, Karen Bordelon. Diane Boudreaux. Roch Bowman. Bernard Brewer. Walter Brosset. Lisa Brossett. Peggie Brown. Carole Brown. Otis Bryant. David Buck. Yuri Butler. Nona Caletka. Gary Carbo. Greg Carlton. Cathy Carroll, Kathy Carter, Andrew Carter. Jerry Carter. Terry Carter. Vicki Chenault. Tom Christon. Michael Clark. Frances 79 Clark, Richard Clayton. Jerry Close. Martin Coffey Melinda Collins. Charles Compton. Curtis Connell Allen Conner, Debbie Cooley. Cindy Corley. Kenny Correll. Janie Cotton. Kathy Cotton, James Courtney. Richard Couvillion Gary Couvillion. Steve Cox. Cleason Crayton. Edwin Crooks. Tammera Crowell Sally Curcio. Pat Daigle. John Dalgleish. Anna Damico. David Dance. Jerrie Daniels. Cheryl Daniels. Tina Davis. Frances Davis. Jesse Denley Pat Dill. Joyce Dorsey. Cheryl Dorsey. Leo Dorsey. Robert Douglas. Danny Dubois. Leslie 80 DISCUSSION ENLIVENS STUDY Mrs. Nichols' third period American History class takes part in a lively group discussion on the fate of the American Indian. Ducote. Alex Ducote. Debra Ducote. Lydia Elliot. Paul Ellis. Eleanor Eskew. Frances Eskew. Fred Eskew Joe Fisher. John Foote. Hale Francois. Kathy Franklin. Danny Fraziar. Jeannie Frazier. Gloria Freeman. Lorraine Fryar. Zane Funderburk Mary Gaa. Steven 81 Gagnard. Marie Gaines Linda Gaspard Cheryl Gaspard. Gail Gauthier John Gauthier Pam Genova. Peggy Goff. Dennis Green. Leo Greene. Karen Greenlee Eveyln Greer, Elaine Guillot. Phillip Gunter Jack Gunter Victoria Hamilton Myrtle Hammett. Maria Harris. Donna Harris. Judy Haynie, Sharon Hazel. Jimmy Henry. Tommy Henry Vicki Hertzog, Reginald Hester. Byron Hickman, Paul Hodgkinson. Karla Holmes. Vickie Holloway. Annie Holt. Tammie Howell, Linda Ingram. Katherine lies. Joseph James. Billy Jeffers Judy Joffrion Lane 82 Johnson. Cindy Johnson. Lome Johnson, Willie Jones. Betty Jones. Deborah Julian. Robert Kajor. Paul Kearns. Thomas Kersh, Rae Kershaw Roseanne Kimble. Marilyn Kimbrell Tina King Debbie Kirlt. Betty Laborde Larry Laborde Terry LaCour. Frank LaCour. James 83 Junior Homecoming maids for 1975 were Janet Serio, Becky Vicknair, Jill Akins, Patty McKay, and Debbie King. Landry. John Lee. Kattie Loden. John Lopez Pam Lowe. Ellen Lowe Ricky Mathews Tom Maxwell. Marian Mayeux. Dianne McClinton Christine Me Cool. David McGaha Paul McGraw. Joyce McKay. Patty McQuilling Patrick Mitchel. Karen Mitchell. Claude Moser George Murray Ray Myers. Karen Myers, Lex Nash. Anita Newton. Lenita Normand. Greg Norsworthy. Debra Nugent William Oliver Linda Parish. Shelia Parker. Gary Parker Tina Pfeifer. Pam Phillips. Sharon Pilate. Brunetta Plunkett, Debra Pousson. Kevin Prenell. Betty 84 JUNIORS HEED GOOD ADVICE Price Cedric Price. Greg Propersi. Tina Provenza Frances Pullen Patricia Quinn. Donald Rabalais. Bobby Rabun. Sheila Ray. Reba Reed. Gene Reed. Kathy Reed. Melvin Reeves, David Rhodes. Pamela Roberts Marilyn Roberts. Steve Robinson. Anna Rogers, Mona 85 Roque. Elaine Rushing. Nel Salmon. Judy Sanders Winfred Sarpy. Reginald Sawyer, Elizabeth Scalfano. Tommy Schramm Debra Schwartz Marc Scott. Rosana Serio. Janet Shea Mary Sheffield. Susan Slack Brian Smith. William Soden Kitty Starling. Richard Steiner Barbara Stutson. Ralph Sumbler Ruthie Swank. Joe Swart. Wade Sweeny. Randy Taylor. Wayne Thompson. Harry Thoms. Jody Thorne Ted Townley. Denise Trimble Lise Ann Tweedie. Alicia Vanderhoof. Steve VanDevelde. Vickie Veillon. Jerome Vicknair,Becky Voorhies, Vicki Vore. Shelia 86 Wolff Ellen Wooding. Becky Wyatt, Stephen Zachary, Kay Walker Albert Ward. Mike Watts. Rhonda Wells. Geri Wells. Harold West. Sherril White, Gregory White. Jerry White. Susan Williams. Garland Williams. Georgia Williams. Janette Williams. Johnny Williams. Pamela Williams. Sulura 87 Aaron. Randy Abate. Sam Adams. Nancy Allen. Chad Allen. Curt Antee. Charlton Ashley. John Auenson Becky Bachman. Karl Baily. Craig Barbin. Sharon Baron. Mark Barton. John Batts. Renee Baty. Joseph Beauregard. Renee Beavers. Daiytion Bell, Rebecca Bell. Rebecca Benge, Kelly Bergeron Cary Bertrand. Joe Betts. Jean Bialy. Craig Birdsong. Robert Birge. Jill Blackman. Donna Blake. Susan Blalock. Charles Bollinger Terry Bond.Jay Bonnegent. Kendall Bordelon. Andre Bordelon. Brenda Bordelon. Thomas Bouche. Jim Boudreaux, Renee Boutte. Brad Bowman. Rosalyn Brady. Cheryl Brasher. Richard Braswell. Judy Breithaupt, Nan Brevelle Rosa Lee Briggs. Tommy Brimer. Bobby Brocato. Charles Brown. Barbara Brown. Debra Brown. Diane Brown. Lee Brown. Linda Brown. Patty Brunson. Len Bryant. Larry Buzzetta. Sharon 89 HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES BEGIN WITH INVOLVEMENT Cahee. Julie Camille. Bert Carmouche. Sonia Chasm. Donald Clark. Mark Clinkingbeard. Bob Cloud. Jody Cole. Anne Coleman. Charles Collins. Don Collins. Greg Colvin. Larry Compton Michael Compton. Sylvia Cook. Karen Cook. Robert Cooper. Gay Cooper, Gregory Cotton. Joseph Courtney. Jeff Couvillion. Malcolm Craft. Randy Crawford. Freddie Creed. Yolanda Crooks. Reginold Croom. Trula Crysel. Lemuel Culbert, Lois 90 Curlee. Zina Curry. Charles Cutts. Robert Cyriak. Ora Daigrepont. Jeanette Dance. Robert Daniel. Lillie Fahy Daniel. Stacy Daniels. Debbie Davidson. Ken Davis. Terry Davis. Tom Day. Toni Dearborne. Johnny Denley. Tom Derrough. Diana Dorgan, Richard Drerup Gary Drewett. Lloyd Drouet. Robert Ducote. Terri Dunn. Randy Dupont. Denise Eads. Sheryl Early. Jo Ann Edwards. Jennifer Ellington. Steve Ewing, Rosalind Eyre, Linda Fatheree. Anthony Felber, Frank Ferguson. Billy Ficklin. Margaret Fields. Janice Filasek. Tammy Plunder. Phelton Flynn. Thomas Fontenot. Tammy Ford. Joseph Foster. Ford Franks. Bernadette Frisby. Kathy Fudge. Pam Gaa. Michelle Gaines. Rickey Garcia. Danny Gaspard. Jimmy Gauthier. Frances Gauthier, Irby Gentle. Jeyrel Gilbert, Steven Glascock. Joan Greenlee. Diane Gremillion. Sandra Guidry. David Guillot. Troy 91 Hageman Paul Halford. Sandra Hall. Izell Hammond, Evelyn Hampton. Wade Hargrove. Anthony Harris. Alice Harris. Debbie Harvey. Eli Harvey. Emma Harvey. Pamela Harwood. David Hathorn Meredith Hawthorne Colleen Hayes. Eddie Hayes, Tommy Hebert Mark Henderson. Beth Henderson. Kaylin Henry. Benjamin Henry. Tammy Hester Dawn Hickman David Hilligarde. Peggy Hinkston. Connie Hinkston. D Wanna Hinkston. Jackie Hollander Jonathan Holloway. Cynthia Howard, Danny Howard Jesse Hubley. Da vid Ingols. Toni Ivy Tommy Ivy William Jackson. Cynthia James Ricky Jeffers. Cheryl Jefferson Roderick Johnson. Daniel Johnson. Eugene Johnson. John Johnson. Lisa Johnson Thelma Jones. Cheryl Jones. Stanley Jordan Arthur Jordan. Lawrence Jowers, Donna Juneau Mark Keefe, James Kelley. Karen Kelly Earnest King. Katherine King, Orban Knight Melissa 92 Koslowski. Russell Kubes. Mary Kubes. Robert Kyle. Richard Kyte. Ewanda Lackings. Earline Lair. Carolyn Lasseigne. Mary Lawson. Karen Laborde. Lisa Liggins. Jerome Lipsey. Huey Lloyd. Valley Long. Julie Love Mitchell MacNichol. Michael Martin. James Maxwell. Ella Mathews. Joey Matlock. Dennis McCabe Mark McCarty. Eric McClung. Margaret McDaniel. Beth McKay Mark McKay. Mike McKellar. Sandra Meilleur. Brian STUDENTS ENJOY EXTENDED LUNCH HOUR 93 Melbert. Jeff Mercer. Deena Methvin. Stan Metoyer. Johnny Milford. Leasher Milton. Larry Moore. Anthony Moreau. Michael Morgan. Jan Morris. Brenda Moser. James Mott. Jay Murphy. Kevin Nail. Tami Nash. Craig Nash, Scott Nelson. Marg Nelson. William NesSmith. Linda Nichole. Vicki Normand. Carmen Norris. Gwen O’Shee. Ronnie Ostrand. Roberta Page. Liva Parker, Mike Paul. Michael Peach. Cindy Pearee. Kathy Penny. Mary Peters. Brendwood Phillips. Diane Phillips. Patricia Ponthieux. Douglas Popall. Mary Porter. Ronny Powell. Alex Powell. Charlotte Price. Danny Pringle, Lane Pullen. Charles Pullens. Patrick Rabalais. Randy Ramsey. Zandy Ray. Gloria Ray Shirley Reed. Linda Reed. Roderick Reese Danny Rhodes. Emelda Richardson. Theresa Ricord. Elizabeth Roberts. Armadel Roberts. Christine Robinson. Jo Ann Robinson. Susan 94 A NOSTALGIC VIEW OF BOLTON — Rosenthal Mark Rosser. Sandra Rox. Beth Samuel. Larry Sanders. Earnest Sands. Jo Ann Savant. Mike Savoy. Paul Scalfano. Jimmy Scalfano. Sally Scott. David Scott. Wanda Shamburger. Robert Sharader, John Sharp. Joe Sherman. Priscilla Shevnin. Cathy Sibley. Ronnie Sims. Darrell Silas Keena Slaughter. Kathy Smallwood Stephanie Smith. Aleesha Smith. Alice Smith. Anita Smith. Brenda Smith. Charlene Smith. Curtis 95 Smith John Smith. Johnny Smith Mike Soileau Lori Sowett Curt Spruell. David Stafford Marva Stafford. Renita Standfield. Valleria Stewart. Gayle Stoker Tom Sullivan. Percy Sussman. Debra Sweat. Randy Terrill. Tara Terry Will Thomas. Charlotte Thompson, Helen Thompson. Helen Tinker Debbie Townley. Steve Tracy. Selena Tribbitt. Roxie Tucker. Ricky Turner Ronald Tyson. Johnny Vailes, Debbie Vanderlick. Walter VanNatta Wesley Vincent. Tommy Voinche Mike Vore Rhonda Walding Mitchell Walker Debra Walker. Gwen Walker. Mark Wallace. Ronald Ward Tom Wardsworth Andrea Washington. Jeanette Waterman Mike Watkins. John Watson. Joyce Waybright. Karon Webster. Anna Welch, Debra Welch. Randy Wheeler, Connie White. Jeffrey Wicker. Cathy Wilcox John Williams. Beatrice Williams Beverly Williams Bonita Williams Calvin Williams. Cynthia 96 STUDENTS APPLY LAB TECHNIQUES Williams. Darren Willi ams. Edward Williams. Henry Williams. Paul Williams. Stephanie Williams. Terri Williamson. Thomas Willis. Terri Wilmore. Keith Wilson George Wilson. Toni Woodward. Ed Woody, Cathy Young. Donald Sophomores Joe Ann Early and Mike Waterman experiment with the process of photosynthesis. Abshire Kathy Adams Mary Aguillard Wanda Albin Kathy Alexander Brent Almgren Phyllis Anderson Angela Arnold. Diane Atchley. Marie Austin. Phyllis Aymond Denise Banlcovic. John Baptiste. Paulette Barker Harvey Barker Linda Barron, Kerri Batiste. James Bellard. Deries Berieaux. Sebrina Berlin. John Berry Charlotte Bialy. Fran Bibbins Mary Bielkiewiez Kim Bodley Danita Bolton. Janet Bookman Cynthia Bordelon. Carolyn Bordelon Ray Boss. Marilyn Boudreaux David Boudreaux. James Bowden, Harold Bowie. James Bowles Edwin Bringol Larry Broussard Mary Broussard Tanya Brown Carrie Brown Cortez Brown James Brown Louelld Bruner Richard Buffington Eddie Bullins. Larry Burrough. Randy Bustle. Beverly Cain Greg Cain Ronnie Carbo. Jeff Carbo. Li sa Carpenter Deborah Carter James Carter Margeret Carvan Mike Cathey. Laura 99 Cedel Sandra Chamblee. Robert Chaney, Danny Chaney. Dora Chaney. Patricia Chertude. John Chesser. David Chevelier. Calvin Chustz, Angela Clark, Donna Close. Carl Cobb. Jimmy Colbert. Kathy Cole. Chris Compton. Ronald Connell. Mike Coppinger. Lonnie Corken. David Courtney. James Couvillion. Brian Couvillion. Lyle Cox. Joni Craft. Charles Cripps Regina Crysel. Eileen Culbert. Gerald Culbert. Gloria Culbert. Greg Culpepper. Paul Cumella. Kathy Cunningham. Fred Cyriak Barbara Daigle. Donald D'Amico. Pat Daniel. Martha Dauzet. Cathy Dauzet. Paula Dayzet. Sheila Dauzet. Terry Davis. James Davis. Pam Dawson. Ruby DeBona. Mark Dixon. Carl Dorgan, Debbie Dube. Susan Dubois. Mike Ducote. Donna Ducote. Susan Dufour. David Dunbar. Dale Duncan. Angela Duncan Barbara Duncan. Pamela Dunn. Teresa Dupuy. Donna 100 J Eason. Ken Eddie, Ralph Eli. Fredrick Ellington. William Enriquez. Martha Farace. Kathy Farrar. Robert Fatheree. Bobby Featzka. Jimmy Featzka. Vicky Filasek. Cindy Finley. Kathy Flourney. Evelyn Forest. Glenn Foshee. Terry Fowler, Teri Fowler. Walter Fox. Charles Francis. Scott Frazier. Carroll Frazier. Robert Fuller, Deidra Gaines. Carolyn Gainous. Donna Gamble. Donna Grays. James Greene. Danny Green. Marie Green. Terrald Greenlee. James Grimes. Fredrick Grimes. Sharon Groves. Kathy Guillot. Cynthia Halford. Houston Hammock. Anna Hancock. Mona Hanna. Mary Hardy. Deborah Harris. Rodney Hatten. Bennie Hawkins. Larry Hayes. Leonard Hayes. Lisa Hayes. Ricky Heitman Sandra Henderson. Mike Henry. Phillip Herring, Karen Herring. Maureen Hertzog. Kenneth Hester. Robert Hicklin. Cynthia Hickman. Mammie Hill. Walter Hodgkinson, Kevin 101 Hollingworth Gary Holloway. Carolyn Holloway, Tywana Holly. Jerry Hood. James Hood. Jeff Howard. Dennis Howard, Karen Howard. Rainer Hunter Gerald Hurley. Steve lies. Woody Irby. Curtis Irving, Carrie Ivy. Alice Jackson Robert Jarred Eric Jeansonne Kenneth Jennings. Karen Joffri on. Fran Johnson Anthony Johnson. Carl Johnson Delphine Johnson. Frances Johnson. Glen Johnson, Wanda Johnson Wayne Jones. Cynthia Jones. Emeal Jones, Floyd Jones. Michal Jones. Michael Jones. Mike Jones. Jacqueline Jones, Pamela Jones. Patricia Jones. Patricia Jordan. Barron Jowers. Carol Julian, Cindy Juneau Cheryl Kajor. Cathy Kaplan. Phillip Kearns. James Kearns Richard Keller. Charles Keller Robert Kennedy. James Kiesewetter Margot King, Billy King. Regina Kyle Steven Kyte Keeman Lachney. Diane Lacombe. Terry Lacombe Tina 102 BOLTON PRESENTS CHALLENGE Lisa Hayes, Liz Wolf, Betty Soden, and Kevie Wright learn that high school courses require the development of serious study habits. Lowe. Susan Lowe Walter Lynn, Brenda Madison. Robert Maffett. Cynthia Mainer Mike Lacour. Kenneth Locour. Mike Landry Bridget Landry. Daniel Langley. Keith Lee Diane Lee Jack Lee Katie Lee Steve Leonard. Arthur Lewis. Devy Lewis. Janet Liggins. Ralph Liotta. Annette Lipsey. Sherry Little. Sophie Logan, Charline Logan, Chester Logan. Wanda Lopez. Richard Lova. Lola 103 LONGEST CLASS EXEMPLIFIES MUCH SPIRIT Marsh. Sonya Martin. Annie Martin. James Martin, Michael Martin, Myrtle Martin. Patty Mathews Mark Maxwell. Jewell May. Donna Mayeaux. Paula Mayo. Janice McBroom, Wanda McCabe. Pamela McClung. Debra McClure. Beverly McDaniel. Suzie McDonald. Paula McGlothlin. Carolyn McGlothlin. David McGrew George McKellar, Rose McNeal. John Melbert, Brenda Metoyer. Debbie Miller Debbie Mitchell. Bonnie Mitchell. Mike Mitchell. William Seniors se. nty-eight find that pep rallies and Yogi combine to make their freshman year excit- ing. 104 Montgomery. Veda Moore. Vermllla Moreau Mark Morgan. Carole Morgan. Kevin Morin. Bonnie Moser. Michael Murray. Bonnie Myer, Layne Nash. Greg Nash. Sheila Nelson. Betty Nelson. Perry Neuman. Mike Newall. Theddo Nichols. Clyde Nix. Betty Normand. Rickey Nunnaly. Pam Oldfield, Joseph O'Shee. John Padilla. Annette Painter. Michael Parker. Cindy Parker. Kenneth Patt. Brad Paul. Cindy Pearce. Craig Peart. Tim Peters. Bill Pfeifer. Paul Phillips. Debbie Phillips. Donald Phillips. Roxie Phillips. Tony Pitts. Chip Plunkett. Ronald Ponthieux. Cora Ponthieux. David Powell. Lori Powell. Roy Prenell. Shirley Price. Dwaine Price. Mike Price. Paula Pugh. Jan Pullen. Karen Rachal. Malcolm Rambin. Mark Reed. Frankie Reeves. Edith Richardson. Tammie Ricks. Edna Rine. Clint Roath. Ronald Roberson. Kim 105 Roberts. Billy Roberts. Mery Robinson. Charles Robinson. Paul Roclcett. Cheryl Roderick. Mark Rogers Aubrey Rogers. George Rogue. Thomas Rollins. Alvin Rose. Ronda Rosenthal. Alfred Rosenthal. Taylor Rue. Mary Rushing, Diana Ryder Frankie Saltzman. Cathy Samuel. David Sanchez. Kevin Sanchez. Patty Sands. Mike Sarpy. Jerry Sayer. Kevin Sayer. Susan Scoggins. Donald Shamburger Mark Shannon. Cindy Shapiro. Jay Sharp, Sue Shavers. Devery Shinhoster, Ronnie Shiver, Jacqueline Showers. David Sibley. Cynthia Sices Monica Smglatary. Veressa Smith. Cheryl Smith. David Smith. Deanna Smith. Delbert Smith. Gloria Smith. Roy Smith. Scott Soden, Bety Stafford, Carl Steiner, Sue Stevens. Ronnie Stevenson. Ronald Struck. Cheryl Stull. Darla Stutson, Donna Swan. Cynthia Sweeney. Bobby Tate. Gail Taylor, Michele Teekell. Charles 106 FRESHMEN FIND NEW EXPERIENCES Preparing for the Homecoming parade Mamie Hickman puts the finishing touches on the freshman float. leekell. Jesse Tennie. Jeffery Texada. Cassandra Texada. Robert Thomas. Michelle Thompson. Gary Thompson. Patrick Tinker. Robin Toves. Mike Treadwell. Deedra Trottie. Nathaniel Vailes. Kathy Valdez, Terri Vanderlick. Keith Vandevelde Andy Vannatta, Milton Vaughn. Tim Veillon, Paul Vincent Marty Viree. Frankie Viree. Jessie Voinche. Donald Voorhies. Jody Waddell, Robert Wade. Debra Wagner. Charla Waites Mike Walden, David 107 Walker Betty Wall Ruth Washington. Ronnie Watts. Cathy Webster, Draughton Weil. Sally Welch. Eleanor Wheeler. Trena White. Freedie White Robert Williams. Alice Williams. Barbara Williams. Becky Williams. Felicia Williams. Harold Williams. Issac Williams, Kenny Williams. Lori Williams. Mary Williamson. Charlotte Willis Lisha Wilmore, Tim Wilson. Brenda Wilson. Jerome Wilson. Lloyd Wilson. Tammy Winchester. Emma Wolf. Liz Wood. David Wooding. Anthony Wright. Andy Wright. Glenda Wright, Jeff Wright. Jerry Wright Kevie Wynn, Vicki Young. Karen Young. Kim 108 109 ....k Ii ■ . CWTKKN STIFF I. T. Kn l|rr , fhrprlwr Kllrn Nuk l «4|r ll.ilmjn K.Mrltr % llltr lUlMatl I'llIrrMW lUrr. y. � ..r. I lufl II. REPRESENTING BOLTON’S STUDENT BODY Uniting faculty, administration, and students, Student Council serves as Bolton's most active and important organization. All of its functions depend on support of the student body. Student Council is responsible for many valuable contributions to the school and civic affairs. It also performs such duties as conducting elections, sponsoring Homecoming activities, and improvements around the campus. LEFT: Student Council President, Thomas Urena. BELOW: Thomas Urena found that being President required contact- ing many people about Council activities. 112 113 MAINSTAY OF BOLTON CLUBS CONTINUES STRONG RIGHT: STUDENT COUNCIL — First Row: R. Birdsong. J. Berlin, B. Bustle M. Broussard. R. Clark B. Clinkingbeard. Second Row: S. Crowell R. Cook D. Derrough T. Fontenot. D. Garcia. D. Hardy. Third Row: T. Henry J. Hollander, G. Johnson. R. Kyle D. Mercer, S. McDaniel. Fourth Row: K. Murphy, L. Myers. T. Parker K. Pullen W. Taylor S. Sayes. Fifth Row: J. Serio K. Silas W. Terry, D. Welch. L. Wolf. K. Zachary. BOTTOM: Student Council Officers Thomas Urena and Tom Chenault plan upcoming projects in which the Student Council will take part. 114 BOTTOM: STUDENT COUNCIL — R. Carsten R. Ceasar. A. Gagnard. S. Jan- ette W. Lawrence. S. Leggett. D. Sanchez K. Spruell W. Ware. S. Wright. LEFT: The canned food drive is one of the many community services of the Student Council. Mrs. Vyrtis Cox offers advice on the procedure of delivering food boxes. BRUIN CELEBRATING FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY For the Fiftieth time Bolton again publishes a BRUIN. Faced with the challenge of preserving school life the BRUIN fills an Important post. This is the BRUIN S golden anniversary, the book first being published in 1925 at the Bolton High School on Street. Prior to the BRUIN an annual edition of the school newspaper was put out at the end of the year. Nineteen seventy-five marks 50 years of change from the roaring 20 s through the Great Depression, World War II. and Exploration of the Moon. Through it all. 49 Bruins — 49 different Bruins reflecting life at Bolton High School and long hours of dedication by the Staffs. Now the 50th Bruin is upon us and the 1975 editors have strived to make this yearbook a panorama of a half century of life at Bolton High School. RIGHT: Hale Foote, Editor-in-CHef. BELOW: Mr . Foil, 3r„.n s sponsor anc Hale Foote. Editor-m-CFief discuss piens to include a record from past years. 116 117 ABOVE: Ellen Wolff, Freshman Class Editor Marion Maxwell, Soph- omore Class Editor- Kay Zachary, Junior Class Editor. RIGHT: Kelley Benge and Pat Den ley, Faculty and Scholastics Editors. BOTTOM: Billy James. Art Editor: Peggy Hilligarde. Index Editor: Patty McCloskey. Copy Editor; David Scott. Junior Editor: Will Terry. Index Editor: Deborah Welch. Junior Editor: Jim Zachary. Copy Editor. 118 STAFF PUBLISHES LANDMARK VOLUME LEFT: Danny Franklin, Sports Editor. BOTTOM LEFT: Randy Carstens, Photography Editor. BELOW: Patty McCloskey, Features Editor. 119 BRUIN BUSINESS — CHARGED WITH FINANCING A vital force. BRUIN Business staff is behind the scenes in the production of the BRUIN. The members travel to local business to sell ads that raise funds, making publication possible for this the fiftieth time. RIGHT: Virginia Holloman, Business Man- ager. BOTTOM: Diane King, Assistant Business Manager. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jerrie Dance, Officer. 120 LEFT: BRUIN BUSI NESS — First Row: J. Akins B. Auenson. S. Buzzeta, G. Cooper. S. Crowell T. Croom. J. Dance. J. Demar- e$t. Second Row: T. Denley D. Derrough. T. Fontenot. B. Franks. C. Hailey. S. Halford, M. Hathorn, B. Hen- derson. Third Row: T. Henry. C. Holloway. B. James. L. Johnson. L. Johnson. C. Knight. J. Morgan. V. Nichols. Fourth Row: C. Pitts M. Popall. M. Rosenthal. B. Rox. W. Terry D. Welch. P. Wood. K. Zachary. 121 SOUTH’S OLDEST SCHOOL NEWSPAPER Evolving from a multi-page annual edition back in 1914 to a bi-weekly publication in 1975, the CUMTUX has gained the reputation, not only as the South's oldest school newspaper but also as one of the finest. Professionalism and journalism expertise have characterized it since its founding. These and other important journalistic qualities are used in determining the best possible selections for editing positions. This year. Druann Durbin and Alice Gagnard were selected as Co-Editors-in-Chief. 122 123 RIGHT: Jan Hardee, News Editor. BOTTOM LEFT: Butch Mahfouz and Jody Cheneval, Sports Editors. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lane Joffrion, Business Manager. 124 POLITICAL AWARENESS FOSTERED AT PEL STATE ABOVE: Participants in a state-wide program to develop students under- standing of the government's proc- ess were — Back Row: J. Blanchard. H. Smith. G. Taylor. R. Carstens. M. Hamilton. J. Early. Front Row: K. Spruell. A. Gagnard. W. Ware. W. Davis. J. Hardee, and P. Yerby. Not Pictured: R. Ceasar and S. Frazier. Pel Staters make the acquaintance of Edwin the Pelican. LEFT: Pel Staters Janice Early, Randy Carstens, and Steve Frazier really get into the annual assem- bly. 125 NATIONAL HONORS BESTOWED RIGHT: Jo Batson supported the annual Quill and Scroll book review by purchasing tickets from members Judy Price and Sharon Cole. BOTTOM RIGHT: QUILL AND SCROLL OFFICERS — Jackie Akins. Treasurer Alice Gagnard, Secretary: William Davis, President Tom Chasteen, Vice-President- Suzanne Robbins, ECRIVEZ Editor. BOTTOM LEFT: QUILL AND SCROLL — First Row: R. Carstens. S. Cole. S. Crowell. Second Row: H. Foote R. Hageman. P. McCloskey. Third Row: G. McClure. J. Mathews P. Pfeifer. Fourth Row: J. Price, K. Spruell A. Tweedie. Fifth Row: R. Watts. J. Zachary. 126 The National Honor Society consists of those students outstanding in both academic and leadership areas. Voted in by their peers, members must have a 3.0 average and be approved by the faculty. LEFT: NHS OFFICERS — Jenny Demarest, Secretary: Karen Spruell, Vice-President- Jim Zachary, Presi- dent Suzanne Robbins, Treasurer. LEFT: NHS — First Row: J. Alcins. C. Brouillette. R. Carstens. Second Row: S. Cole M. Davis. W. Davis. Third Row: A. Gagnard. R. Hageman. J. Kiesewetter. Fourth Row: D. Landrum. S. Leggett. J. Mathews. Fifth Row: M. Mathews. G. McClure. L. Mertens. Sixth Row: C. Popall. J. Price. L.Redmond. Seventh Row: R. Reynolds. J. Sitton. W. Ware. 127 SPEAKING AND PERFORMING BEFORE The National Forensic League has been a major force in encouraging activity in the areas of debate and public speaking. One of Bolton s older organizations, the NFL utilizes a speaker point system whereby members earn successive speaking degrees as a participant in a variety of events. 128 ABOVE: NFL — L. Joffrion P. Yerby. M. Davis, R. Carstens. J. Zachary. AUDIENCES PROMOTE SELF CONFIDENCE Thespians are chosen -for their contributions to dramatic productions performed by Bolton students. The nationally- affiliated organization. Troupe 205, decides on the plays to be presented each fall and spring. LEFT: THESPIAN OFFICERS — Pat Yerby, President- Jenny Demarest, Secretary-Treasurer Jo Batson, Vice-President. BOTTOM LEFT: THESPIANS — D. Durbin. S. Frazier. S. Janette L. Joffrion. W. Lawrence P. McOosIcey W. Terry. J. Wilcox. DRAMA: MEANS OF EXPRESSION Open to anyone with an interest in acting, the Dramatic Club provides a creative outlet for those whose talents lie in the field. Besides providing financial support for the various theatrical productions, the club holds many informative meetings and entertaining meetings during the year. RIGHT: DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS — John Wilcox. Secretary- Treasurer: Pat Denley, Vice-President Cathy Garcia. Reporter- Jenny Demarest, President. BELOW RIGHT: Members of the Dramatic Club perform The Great Pumpkin Patch before the sixth hour Speech class. ABOVE: DRAMATIC CLUB — First Row: J. Adams. J. Akins. J. Batson. K. Benge. J. Berlin. J. Bouchie. R. Brasher P. Brown. S. Buzzeta B. Clinkingbeard. Second Row: M. Coffey. C. Cooley. G. Cooper. S. Crowell. T. Denley D. Derrough. D. Durbin, D. Dyess. J. Early. L. Eyer. Third Row: C. Hailey. S. Halford. M. Hathorne. B. Henderson, K. Henderson. T. Henry. P. Hilligarde. B. James. J. Howard. S. Janette. Fourth Row: K. Jeter B. Jonson, J. Jordan D. Jowers. K. Kelley W. Lawrence, K. Lawson. A. Loftin. P. McCloskey. D. McClung. Fifth Row: M. Maxwell. J. Morgan L. Meyers. L. Meyers. L. NesSmith. C. Normand. G. Norris K. Pearce. D. Phillips C. Pitts. Sixth Row: T. Propersi. L. Redmond. S. Sheffield. S. Small- wood. A. Smith. K. Soden. K. Spruell. S. Spurger C. Struck. M. Struck. Seventh Row: L. Teekell W. Terry C. Thomas. D. Welch. E. Welch. L. Wolf. E. Wolff. C. Woody. J. Zachary. K. Zachary. 131 “A LITTLE BIT OF THE BEST OF EVERYTHING” RIGHT: BEST OF BOLTON REPORTERS — William Davis, Lor- etta Mertens. Jim Zachary, and Cynthia Hailey. BELOW: ALTERNATES — Alter- nates Jenny Demarest and Debbie King are coached by Doug Brown, a local disc jockey. 132 TRADITIONAL CLUB REVIVED The Debate Team has been revived at Bolton under the sponsorship of Mr. Dufrene. The Team participates in all local tournaments and also hopes to send as many people as possible to the State competition. LEFT: DEBATE TEAM — Front Row: K. Murphy. P. Yerby. R. Carstens. J. Zachary. Back Row: C. Wheeler. R. Brasher. Mr. Dufrene R. Birdsong E. McCarty. 133 RIGHT — Kevin Murphy practiced daily on his speaking form in debate class. THEIR PURPOSE: TO RENDER PUBLIC SERVICE One of Bolton's oldest clubs is the Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. New members are selected by the vote of the existing members who choose those they know will carry on the work of this traditional group. RIGHT: KEY CLUB — First Row: R. Birdsong. B. Boutte. R. Brasher. R. Cook. T. Denley. P. Hageman. L. Joffrion. Second Row: J. Lowther. E. McCarty. D. McCool, K. Murphy. M. Rosenthal. W. Terry. W. VanNatta. ABOVE: KEY CLUB OFFICERS — Jim Zachary, Secretary Danny Watson, Vice-President: Johnny Kie- sewetter, President Randy Hage- man, Treasurer. 134 Interact Club, a relative newcomer at Bolton, is sponsored by the Rotary Club. Members work on various service projects, designed to benefit the school and community. LEFT: INTERACT OFFICERS — Lyle Per leer, Secretary-Treasurer- David Culpepper, President Jody Cheneval. Vice-President. BOTTOM LEFT: Gary Taylor worked with the Rotary Club on the Doll and Toy Fund to give toys to underprivileged children. BELOW: INTERACT CLUB — First Row: R. Carstens. B. Clinkingbeard. J. Courtney. Second Row: H. Foote D. Franklin T. Henry. Third Row: W. Lawrence. L. Mathews R. Starling. Fourth Row: M. Stewart. G. Taylor, T. Urena. Fifth Row: M. Waterman. 135 INTEREST SHOWN IN FRENCH CULTURE Members of the French Honor Society are noted for their exceptional merit in the French language. It is required that students maintain a 8 average to remain in FHS, and participate in studies relating to life of the French. RIGHT: FHS OFFICERS — Pat Denley, President: Mar ion Maxwell, Vice-President; Connie Brouilette and Patty McKay, Secretary-Treasurer. Long part of Bolton's club program, the Spanish Club promotes a desire for knowledge about the Spanish-speaking nations of the world. Membership is open to students that are taking Spanish. LEFT: SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS — Alicia Tweedie, President Rhonda Watts, Vice- President Mary Lou Deville, Secretary- Treasurer. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: FHS — First Row: P. Almgren. B. Auenson. Second Row: P. Blank. J. Bond. N. Breithaupt. W. Brewer. C. Close. K. Benge. T. Cedel, Y. Creed. T. Croom. Z. Curlee M. Daniel. Third Row: S. Davidson D. Derrough. J. Dill. K. Finley. T. Fontenot. H. Foote. J. Frazier. S. Halford. W. Hampton. Fourth Row: M. Hathorn. C. Hawthorne. L. Hayes. B. Henderson. K. Henderson. T. Henry. P. Hilligarde. K. Hodgkinson. J. Hollander. J. Jeffers. Fifth Row; D. Johnson, L. Johnson. E. McCarty J. McGraw. K. Mitchell. D. Norsworthy. A. Padilla, P. Pfeifer. K. Pearce. B. Peters. Fifth Row: D. Plunkett. L. Powell. P. Price. S. Rob- bins. C. Roberts. M. Rosenthal. B. Rox. C. Shannon, K. Doden. L. Soileau. Sixth Row: W. Terry. C. Thomas. L. Trimble. R. Vick- nair, S. Weil. E. Welch. D. Welch. S. White. T. Willis. E. Wolff. LEFT: SPANISH CLUB — First Row: P. Baptiste J. Bouchie R. Brasher B. Culbert. Second Row: T. Denley. L. Eyer. D. Fuller. F. Gauthier. Third Row: T. Henry, B. James. T. Rimore, P. Lopez. Fourth Row: D. McClung M. McClung. M. McKay. R. Pro- persi. Fifth Row: F. Provenza S. Robinson. J. Salmon. J. Scalfano. C. Watts. L. Woody. 37 STRENUOUS HOURS OF PRACTICE Vast instrumental abilities enable the members of the Concert Band to achieve excellence on the stage. This large group performs not only for the students, but also represents Bolton at festivals around the state. 138 BOTTOM: CONCERT BAND — Front Row: R. Sorrels. J. Salmon. T. Fontenot. Z. Curlee R. Hageman. R. Phillips. D. Borde- lon. Second Row: D. Dorgan, M. McKay. D. Wood. W. Johnson M. Vannatta. J. Carbo. H. Compton. J. Blanchard. R. Murray S. Austin. J. Birge P. Sanchez. S. Heitman. Third Row: C. Brouillette. D. Conner M. Herring, M. Bibbins. R. Madison. C. Jones M. Kiesewetter T. Wilson. T. Wilson, D. Mercer. P. Wood. T. Parker. J. Hood. D. Showers B. Boutte. Fourtn Row: Z. Ramsey. K. Charles, E. Jones. D. Howard. D. Sims. R. Dorgan, R. Sweeney. W. VanNatta. J. Sharp. A. Wright. C. Sowell A. Bordelon, L. Whitington. M. McKay. C. Pullen. C. Neal. B. Hatten, J. Glasscock. B. Sweeney P. Hagemar Back Row: P. McKay A. Smith D. Price. E. Woodward. D. Williams. D. Spruell. D. Walden H. Smith M. Courtney. 139 SELECTED FOR THEIR MUSICAL ABILITY ABOVE: JAZZ ENSEMBLE — Rebecca Aunson Richard Courtney. Ed Woodward David Walden Randy Hageman. Curt Sowell Deena Mercer Joanie Glasscock. Andre Bordelon. Zina Curlee Charles Neal Randy Sweeney Brad Boutte Paul Hage- man. Richard Dorgan Brenda Bordelon. Bobby Sweeney Wesley VanNatta. Robert Chamblee Harold Smith. RIGHT: BAND OFFICERS — Front Row: Paul Hageman, Second Lieutenant: Harold Smith. Student Conductor: Johnny Kiesew- etter Band Captain- Jerry Blanchard. Drum Maior: Randy Hageman. First Lieutenant: and David Wood Assistant Quarter Mas- ter Back Row: Diane Bordelon. Librarian; Patty Sanchez Librarian- Lisa Whittington. Drum Maior: Toni Wilson, Quarter Master; Patty Wood Secretary. 140 BELOW: FIELD BAND — Front Row: B. Bordelon. T. Parker, A. Smith, L. Whitting- ton. J. Blanchard. C. Brouillette. R. Sorrels. P. Wood. Second Row: Z. Curlee, D. Con ner D. Bordelon. S. Heitman. R. Phillips. P. Sanchez, S. Austin. J. Berge. Third Row: J. Salmon. D. Dorgan T. Fontenot. M. Her- ring, T. Wilson. C. Jones. T. Wilson. J. Hood. Fourth Row: M. McKay. M. Bibbins. W. Johnson. D. Wood. R. Madison, B. Sweeney D. Showers, M. Kiesewetter. Fifth Row: H. Compton. P. Murray. M. Van Natta. J. Carbo. J. Glasscock, P. Hageman. D. Mercer B. Boutte. Sixth Row: C. Neal C. Pullen. M. McKay. J. Kiesewetter, K. Charles. B. Hatten W. VanNatta. R. Dor- gan. R. Sweeney. Seventh Row: C. Sowell A. Bordelon. Z. Ramsey. E. Jones. D. How- ard. D. Sims A. Wright. J. Sharp. Eighth Row: M. Courtney E. Woodward, D. Spruell. D. Walden. R. Hageman, D. Wil- liams D. Price. P. Wood. H. Smith. Back Row: K. Pullen B. Vicknair. K. Hodgkinson T. Crooks. C. Roberts. C. Rusk. N. Wood- ward. S. Daniels. T. Holt. L. NesSmith P. Davis. Ml SELECT PERFORMERS REPRESENT BOLTON The Madrigals are the most select singing group at Bolton. Invitation is necessary for induction. The Madrigals made several television appearances this year. BELOW: MADRIGALS — Front Row: S. Sayes. R. Reynolds. Second Row: A. Ducote L. Redmond. E. Greer. F. Clark. S. Cole. W. Lawrence. Back Row: P. Dearborn. B. Jonson. J. Lowther, M. Stockburger. RIGHT: The Madrigals went through exten- sive preparations for each of their appear- ances on the Ethma Odum Show.'' 142 Members of Chorale are selected from the Choir for their outstanding musical skill. The group has performed before the student body and various civic organizations, and have appeared on local television. ABOVE: CHORALE — Front Row: S. Sayes. V. Holloman. R. Reynolds. D. Dyess. S. Cole. C. Brouillette. P. Wood. A. McDaniel. A. Smith. B. Bustle. Second Row: K. Greene. P. Gauthier. E. Greer. P. Pfeifer D. Mercer. J. Adams. B. Gunter D. Ducote. C. Crooks. K. Aderhold. F. Clark. Y. Padilla. Third Row: D. Landrum. L. Redmond B. Bor- delon, B. McDaniel. Fourth Row: H. Smith K. Charles. G. Price R. James A. Ducote. J. Batson. T. Stoker. J. Sharp. W. Terry. Back Row: Z. Ramsey B. Clinkingbeard. P. Dearborn. B. Jonson. J. Lowther. M. Stock- burger W. Lawrence. W. Davis. LEFT: CHORALE OFFICERS — Alex Ducote, President - Renee Reynolds, Vice- President Will Terry, Librarian: Harold Smith, Student Conductor Laurie Red mond, Secretary Wynn Lawrence, Stage Manager. 143 ENHANCEMENT OF VOCAL QUALITY The largest singing group, the Choir is open to any student who wishes to participate in vocal music. Students practice daily and perform at various school functions. BOTTOM: CHOIR — Front Row: H. Syl- vain. D. Smith. M. Roberts. J. Mayo. A. Dalglish. C. Eads. C. Crooks. R. Beaure- gard. B. Franks. K. Martin. D. Ducote. Sec- ond Row: D. Stutson P. Pullen. B. Calhoun. A. Antwine. C. Williams P. Rhodes. S. McKellar. R. Cripps, V. Gunter. P. Nunnally. M. Gartee M. McCoy R. McKellar. Third Row: R. Tnbbitt. C. Swan. M. Nickerson. S. Daniel B. Soden. G. Cooper. S. Nash. G. Schexnaider D. Vailes, S. Scalfano. T. Bodie L. Milford. C. Hinkston. Fourth Row: D. Bodley M. Hammet, V. Singletary. E. Maxwell. R. Waddel. K. Rambin. B. Jordan. G. Valois. R. Powell. D. Landry, E. Rhodes. L. Brown. R. Lee P. Gaspard Back Row: A. Johnson J. Dearborn D. Scott. P. Plunder. R. Lewis. E. Ambush, Z. Ramsey. J. Batson. G. Cooper. RIGHT: CHOIR OFFICERS — Susan Dan •el, Vice-President: Jo Batson, President: and P. J. Nunelly, Secretary. 144 The Future Music Leaders of America is open to any person with an interest in furthering his knowledge in the field of music. FMLA is new this year at Bolton, but it has already shown that it is going to be one of the most active clubs. LEFT: FMLA OFFICERS — Brad Boutte, Reporter: Alex Ducote, Pres- ident- Lisa Whittington, Secretary- Judy Salmon, Treasurer: and Connie Brouilette, Vice-President. BELOW: FMLA — First Row: J. Adams. J. Batson J. Blanchard B. Bordelon, B. Bustle. S. Cole. D. Conners. M. Courtney. C. Crooks. Z. Curlee. Second Row: S. Daniel T. Fontenot P. Gauthier. E. Greer. P. Hageman. R. Hageman. M. Herring B. Jonson. J. Kieseweter D. Landrum. Third Row: A. McDaniel M. McKay. M. McKay. P. McKay R. Murray. C. Neal. Y. Padilla. T. Parker R. Phillips. Z. Ramsey. Fourth Row: L. Redmond R. Reynolds. C. Roberts. S. Sayes. J. Sharp. A. Smith R. Sorrels M. Stockburger D. Stutson W. Terry. Fifth Row: H. Van Natta W. Van Natta T. Wilson. N. Woodward. P. Wood. 145 CADETS MASTER RIGID REQUIREMENTS Bolton Air Force Junior Reserve Officers Training program continues to serve as the p lot program for other such training programs in the parish. The maior a m of AFJROTC is to inst !i moral responsible ty personal pride and a well-rounded personality. Bolton s squadron has consistently demonstrated the advantages of such a dlscip ned activity through its highly aeve opea se se of value. Cac’fc - S e n Wy«� t jmC — T- • Wefctt •:: • JfvOW Af jtOTC COMM .SC3« STAFf-C L' Cc Xtv Cew. v Ce— Cao� W-'c 5se r- j ord� t - c Cjw Cad� CaC� D« -d McCco Opra'om C—r r C Cop � • !o«ct Anh •• C C-aoe ■ L Itodei Vw.-n Cm� � • L Mom Ormfon Aj- Cao - i .: «• . ♦� Ato w k- Ccs - : r C 3 - w v Sg- Jaca 8w«v .- :g 146 LEFT: Intense nterest s reflected on • e races of ROTC s?udeflti ofcserv- ng Sgt. Naoela as po«nts out tHe features of scale models. BOTTOM: B 1 FLIGHT —Left To Right: Cadet Captain Michael Ward Commander, T. Williamson L Crysel. C. Cole, J. Wb. 0. Cor kem, G. HoKngjworth D. Phillips, S. Kyte. S. Roberts, F. Grimes, E. Crysel. C. Craft, R. Howard. B. Wooding. S. L Mflford, A. Walker. 147 i RIGHT: D FLIGHT — Left to Right: J. Gauthier S. Nash K. Moreau, D. Scroggins. R. Broner $. Smallwood R. Welch, S. Car- ter. R. Jefferson. D. Smith. J. Brown. J. White. B. Jones. J. Chertude A. Roberts. G. Cain, L. Milton. Cadet Captain Steven Wyatt Commander. BELOW: A FLIGHT — Left to Right: J. Bouchie K. Sayer, D. Tinker. B. lies, D. Gui- dry N. Wallace. J. Tennie. G. McClinton. H. Bowden. J. Mayo. M. Mitchell. R. King. B. McClure A. Rosenthal. J. Couvillion. L. Austin Cadet Captain Cleason Cox Com- mander. 148 ABOVE: C FLIGHT —Cadet First Lt. Leo Green Commander, P. Roginson. J. White L. Cpppinger. W. Lowe M. Bell. D. Collins. M. Roderick, C. Price C. Collins. C. Williams, A. Rollins. W. Sanders. J. Valley O. King. R. Lowe H. Wells. LEFT: In order that ROTC cadets maintain perfection Jack Gunter carries out a rou- tine inspection. 149 CHEERLEADERS INVOKE SPIRIT Painting signs, raising money for uniforms, and hours of practice are part of the job of cheerleading. The cheerleaders must also promote spirit at football and basketball games. The girls must be truly dedicated to the good of Bolton High School. ABOVE: 1975 CHEERLEADERS — Jan Hardee, Cathy Garcia, Twana Jett, Nan Breithaupt, Mary Davis, Karen Green, Cindy Peach, Susan Leggett. RIGHT: Karen Green and Cindy Peach make a last-minute sock change before a football game. OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: Yog. sig- nals a favorable flip to Bear Pans at the outset of the football game. OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: Cheerleader Cathy Garcia paints the sign for the goal posts at a football game. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Andrea Wordworth, Cathy Cotton, Beth McDaniel, Stacy Daniel. 150 151 BOOSTERS CONTINUE TO SPARK ENTHUSIASM One of Bolton s most prestigious organizations, Boosters continues to render service. Members of this active group are indispensable to all football and basketball games, and are part of all parades. RIGHT: BOOSTER OFFICERS — Meredith Hathorne. Squad Leader; Salura Williams, Squad Leader: Brenda Morris. Stands Cap- tain; Janet Serio. President: Deborah Welch. Squad Leader; Dianna Derrough, Squad Leader: Beth Henderson. Business Manager. 52 BOTTOM RIGHT: Angela Chustz awaits the cue to begin a performance at the halftime show by an all- Booster dance line. LEFT: BOOSTERS — First Row: D. Aymond. R. Beauregard. P. Blank, G. Cooper. P. Dauzat. K. Davis. Second Row: R. Dawson, R. Ewing, T. Fowler K. Francois, A. Hammock. L. Hayes. Third Row: B. Henderson, V. Holloman. K. Howard. F. Joffrion. K. Kelley. T. Lacombe. Fourth Row: B. Landry. K. Lawson. G. Norris. D. Phillips. C. Rockett, R. Rose. Fifth Row: B. Smith. S. Spurger, D. Stutson. E. Welch. K. Wright. B. Wooding. Sixth Row: I. Wolf, E. Wolff. 153 SCHOOL SERVICE EXEMPLIFIED Student Instructors assist the girls' gym teachers in various duties. Instructors are chosen for outstanding athletic ability, attitude, and scholastic average. ABOVE: STUDENT INSTRUCTORS — Front Row: J. Serio. K. Carroll. T. Kimbrell. K. Bonnegent. R. Scott B. Pilate. M. Gag- nard. R. Kershaw. Middle Row: D. King. M. Matthews M. Davis. J. Akins. C. Popall. C. Crooks. C. Dauzat. J. Price. Back Row: C. Deselle. A. Cooper. S. Leggett, S. Robbins. D. Dyess. Y. Sullivan S. Daniel. D. Rachael. RIGHT: Student Instructor Roseanne Ker- shaw provides a stabilizing influence in dancing classes in girls' gym. The Cafeteria Staff plays an important role in our food service. Members assist in collecting money and serving food. TOP RIGHT: CAFETERIA STAFF — First Row: D. Boudreaux. P. Brown. J. Chertude. Second Row: C. Knight. D. Price. S. Rosser. Third Row: W. Scott. R. Stevens. G. Wilson. Fourth Row: L. Wilson. ABOVE: STAGE CREW — First Row: R. Brasher, L. Joffrion. W. Lawrence. Second Row: T. Stoker. LEFT: Stage crew members Tom Chasteen and Lane Joffrion are responsible for open- ing and closing the curtain, lighting, and sound during stage productions. The task of stage managing is a heavy responsibility which requires much practice and precision timing. The crew keeps busy during the entirety of all dramatic productions. 155 Office workers spend an hour each day in one of Bolton s four offices. Their duties include such tasks as filing, picking up rolls, or running errands for the faculty and administrations. RIGHT: Gwen Norris works in the main office to help the secretaries with their work. BELOW RIGHT: MAIN OFFICE WORK ERS — First Row: N. Brevelle, P. Brown. S. Buzzeta. C. Crooks. C. Dauzat. Second Row: M. Gagnard, B. Gunter. C. Hailey. G. McClure D. Miller. Third Row: B. Morris, G. Norris. K. Pearce, T. Rabalais. V. Williams. BOTTOM: ATTENDANCE OFFICE WORKERS — First Row: W. Agullard. L. Brosett. C. Brown. T. Henry. B. Herren, M. Jackson. T. Jett A. Liotta. C. McCLnton. Second Row: C. McClinton. K. Martin. M. Mayeaux. C. Roberts. R. Sumbler, D. Swin- nen. T. Vincent. S. Williams. STAFFS CONTRIBUTE TIME TO OFFICES LEFT: Filing report slips is one of the very routine duties carried out by guidance workers Nan Breithaupt and Cindy Peach. BELOW: GUIDANCE — First Row: J. Akins N. Breithaupt F. Clark T. Crooks. S. Frazier. C. Peach M. Mathews. L. Mertens. K. Mitchell. Second Row: K. Roberson. D. Sanchez. J. Serio. BOTTOM LEFT: LIBRARY — First Row: D. Dufour, J. Greenlee M. Herod. Second Row: J. Long. Y. Padilla. N. Rushing Third Row: D. Rushing L. Roderick. D. Sussman. Fourth Row: J. Smith. P. Robinson A. Robinson. BOTTOM: Library worker John Smith catalogues incoming books under the watchful eye of Mrs. Stroschien. 157 ACTIVITY REFLECTS DEDICATION BELOW: CHESS CLUB — First Row: R. Bill. C. Bergeron, C. Bialy C. Blalock. D. Bouchie J. Bouchie B. Boutte. J. Cloud. R. Cook. S. Davidson. Second Row: R. Farrar D. Gamble J. Gauthier. J. Gauthier P. Hageman R. Hageman. T. Halford J. Hollander M. Herod J. Holmes. Third Row: L. Joffrion B. Landry J. Landry. A. Loftin. M. McKay. M. McKay P. McKay. I. Martin B. Murray R. Murray. Fourth Row: L. Myers P. Pfeifer D. Phillips. R. Rabelais S. Raburn. Z. Ramsey K. Sayer D. Simms H. Smith. J. Smith. Fifth Row: C. Thomas, W. Van- Natta J. Watson, C. Watts. S. White T. Willis, T. Wilson. L. Woody. RIGHT: CHESS CLUB ADVISORY COUNCIL — Lane Joffrion, Patty McKay Lane Myers. Paul Hageman. Darrell Simms. 158 The Chess Club is among the most active club organizations at Bolton, as well as one of the largest. Members are assigned weekly matches with opponents of their own ability, with periodic matches that enable members to improve their ranking. LEFT: Tommy Scalfano and John Gauthier take advantage of every spare minute to pursue new chess strategies. BELOW: Wise chess moves require much concentration. Pam Pfeifer takes her opponent’s knight to move into a winning position. 159 CLUBS PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE The Future Homemakers of America is an organization based on care and management of the home. Members study the finer points of cooking and sewing for their future. TOP: FHA— First Row: P. Brossett. V. Carter. G. Culbert. J. Dill. M. Harris. Second Row: J. Jeffers, J. Long. J. Mayeaux. D. Norsworthy. J. Thoms. K. Zachary. RIGHT: FHA OFFICERS — Terry Rabalais, President Yvonne Sullivan, Vice-President. The Future Teachers of America offers to students an opportunity to learn about the teaching profession. Members participate in such activities as to further their knowledge of the field of education. ABOVE: FTA — First Row: P. Blank M. Coffey. D. Dorgan. J. Hinkston. J. Hollander. Second Row: M. Jackson. C. Jeffers. T. Jett. T. Johnson, M. Knight. RIGHT: FTA OFFICERS — Pauline McQuarn, Vice-President Susan Leg gett, President. 160 In addition to studying modern nursing methods, The Future Nurses of America serve in local hospitals on their own time. BELOW: FNA — First Row: E. Greenlee C. Guillot Second Row: M. Jackson. T. Jett S. Lowe. Third Row: D. May. C. Morgan. G. Ray. Fourth Row: J. Sand G. Stewart. T. Williams. LEFT: FNA OFFICERS —Gloria Ray, Presi- dent: Sherry Eades, Treasurer Susan Leg gett, Vice-President; Toni Wilson, Historian. ABOVE: CIVIL DEFENSE — S. Carmouche D. Hardy. G. Cooper. Under the direction of Mr. Tubre. The Civil Defense is composed of students concerned with emergency preparedness and disaster procedures. Members also learn aspects of radiation and other dangerous substances. LEFT: CIVIL DEFENSE OFFICERS — Debra McClung, Secretary: Linda Eyer, President: JoAnn Early, Vice-President. 161 CAREER EDUCATION: NOW MORE THAN EVER Under the growing influence of career education. Bolton has expanded its programs for the career- oriented. Cooperative Education provides students a chance to put their secretarial skills to work in the business world. Distributive Education involves students wishing to work in merchandising occupations about Alexandria. General Cooperative Education offers jobs to Bolton students in almost any type of employment. ranging from stocking at stores to auto mechanics. Students in these programs attend school half the day and work the other half, earning money for themselves and gaining valuable experience. ABOVE RIGHT: GCE — First Row: A. Ant- wine R. Ballio M. Blalock. K. Corley. P. Elliot. Second Row: B. Franklin. B. Hester D. Johnson. T. Kearns. J. Landry. Third Row: J. Lanier. B. Thompson J. Vanderlick, A. Ver- sylvelt. S. Vore. RIGHT: DE OFFICERS — Jimmy Williams, Vice-President Alton Briggs, President; Rhonda Lynd, Secretary-Treasurer. BOTTOM: DE — First Row: J. Adams. R. Austin. S. Ballio. M. Bankovic. D. Bouchie. R. Bradley. R. Daigle G. Felber. C. Fontenot. P. Frazier. D. Garrett. S. Hayne R. Howard. L. Howell. Second Row: K. Jeter J. Katz. R. Kersh. T. LaBorde P. McGaha. G. Nor- mand J. Normand D. Parker. S. Phillips. M. Ponthieux. C. Powell. L. Prenell B. Rabalais. J. Salmon. Third Row: S. Sayer. M. Schwartz. J. Sitton. B. Stafford. M. Struck. R. Stutson. J. Townsend. V. Tucker D. Udd- man. Z. Vanderford H. Williams. J. Wil- liams. J. Williams. S. Wyatt. OPPOSITE TOP: Mary Drake is employed through the Co-Operative Education pro- gram doing secretarial work for a local bank. OPPOSITE LEFT CENTER: Gen- eral Co-Opera- tive Education has provided a job for Danny Sanchez in the Town Talk Cir- culation Depart- ment. OPPOSITE RIGHT CENTER: COE OFFICERS — Terri Rabalais, President; Mary Dean, Vice-Presi- dent Tina Vin- cent, Treasurer- Wardie Webb, Reporter. Not Pictured: Ethel Williams, Secre- tary. 162 BOTTOM RIGHT: COE — First Row; L. Barham. D. Bergeron, M. Birdsong. B. Brown. Second Row: R. Ceasar. M. Drake. J. Early. M. Fra- zier. Third Row: J. Kelley M. Phillips, M. Richardson, L. Roderic. Fourth Row: T. Rox. K. Smith. P. Tharp. T. Wright. 163 BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS PROMOTE STUDY RIGHT: FBLA — First Row: B. Auenson. N. Brevelle. C. Brown. S. Cole. R. Cook. Second Row: A. Cooper. G. Couillion. C. Crooks, T. Cummella. C. Dauzat. Third Row: K. Davis. A. Gagnard. M. Gagnard. C. Gaspard. R. Hertzog. Fourth Row: J. Kelley. A. Liotta. P. McQuilling. A. Nash. C. Normand. Fourth Row: F. Prov- enza. R. Reynolds. J. Serio. R. Sorrels. K. Spruell. Sixth Row: T. Urena. V. VanDevelde. V. Vories. W. Webb. E. Williams. BOTTOM: FBLA OFFICERS — Judy Price, President; Charlotte Popall, Vice-President: Lisa Beebe, Secretary-Treasurer; Roseanne Kershaw, Historian Charles Neal, Parliamentarian. The Future Business Leaders of America was organized in order to further interest and knowledge of business practices. 164 The Art Club participates in various creative projects in the school and community. ABOVE: ART CLUB OFFICERS — Gwen Norris, Secretary Terri Ducote, Treasurer- Debra Landrum, President: and Billy James, Vice-President. TOP LEFT: ART CLUB — T. Ducote. G. Felber. S. Janette. F. Johnson. L. Johnson. K. Lawson. A. Loftin. P. McClosIcy. B. McClure. G. Norris. A. Padilla M. Popall. S. Robinson. R. Watts. G. Wright. S. Wright. ABOVE: Mr. Roshto, Photography Club sponsor explains to Paul Broussard how to figure depth-of-field. LEFT: PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB — P. Broussard. T. Denley D. Derrough H. Foote A. Loftin. P. McCloskey M. Mainer D. Welch. 165 DEVOTED TO HUMAN BETTERMENT ABOVE: YOUTH INTERACTION — First Row: D. Boudreau V. Brevelle. R. Brevelle. Second Row: R. Ewing. J. Hollander V. Holloman. Third Row: C. Knight. Y. Sullivan. C. Watts. ABOVE RIGHT: YOUTH INTERACTION OFFICERS — Ethel Williams, President: Gay Cooper, Vice-President: Rhonda Watts, Secretary-Treasurer. RIGHT: Virginia Holloman, Becky Auenson, Linda Eyre, Rosalind Ewing and Paula Blank, members of Bolton's Prayer Club, visit Mt. Olivet, one of the country's oldest churches. 166 ©e .V '% n 0 s g 01 g B _ _ DFAmMC CLUB I'lM'IUK Ml H Ukl)l E AVIATION 0 CUR ,• bbhk n Fl EBIf P1 •—«• • ite.—� - .V, � '«■� ■ .. v-.-Sv.' -• ...« b H «« 5 i. SI ISl w � V.Ui � 4. iV ■ � � --'1—« ii. V Iw-1 r.w w . ■•«■I� HT 167 «AVTo M� 4 HILHV.n BOLTON LANDS STATE RUNNER-UP SPOT The 1974 Bolton Football team reached a height no other Bolton team has ever achieved. The Bears repeated 1973 as District 3-AAA champions with a perfect regular season, and went on to play in the state championship game. Head Coach Aubrey Sanders was voted District 3-AAA Coach of the Year” for the second consecutive year. 170 Bolton 46 Ash 6 Bolton 28 Jena 0 Bolton 20 West Monroe 6 Bolton 41 Tioga 14 Bolton 47 Marksville 13 Bolton 26 Jonesboro-Hodge 0 Bolton 28 Winnfield 0 Bolton 36 Peabody 6 Bolton 30 Oakdale 6 Bolton 34 Pineville 14 Bolton 30 Eunice 7 Bolton 21 Jesuit 6 Bolton 14 Franklinton 3 Bolton 8 Richwood 28 BELOW: 1975 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM — Front Row: D. Quinn. E. Harvey. M. Hebert. D. Franklin. D. Guidry. G. Jones. A. Talambus. V. Lloyd. P. Williams. C. Smith. G. Nash. D. Culpepper. J. Lig- gins. L. Jordan. A. Fatheree D. Finley. Sec ond Row: T. Vincent. J. Clayton. S. Roberts. C. Jackson. J. Holmes. L. Culbert, B. Reed. A. Fatheree. B. Mahfouz. M. Waterman. D. Douglas. T. Urena. D. Sanchez. A. Connell. J. Fisher. Third Row: R. Lowe. L. Milton. J. Bellard. P. Pullen. P. Culpepper. W. Ivy. J. Cobb. J. Mathews. J. Hobbs. J. Courtney. M. Parker. A. Aguallard. B. Slack. R. Sham- buger. M. McCabe. Fourth Row: R. Sibley. B. Fergusen. M. Baillio. R. Dunn. B. Moore. R. Starling. M. Stewart. G. Gordan. J. Smith. M. Christon. M. Walker. G. White. R. Washington. 171 BEAR OFFENSE PROVES POTENT WEAPON The offensive unit, rebuilding around the quarterback spot, displayed one of its most productive years. Junior Richard Starling took over the duties of quarterback, after the first game he established that Bolton had no problems with that position. For the regular season Starling completed over 60% of his passes for 1400 yards and I 3 touchdowns, an average of 140 yards passing per game. RIGHT: Safety Greg Jones turns a West Monroe runner into the tackle of defensive back Benard Reed. BELOW LEFT: John Fisher and James Holmes prove to be insur- mountable foes for a Peabody ball-carrier. BOTTOM RIGHT: Captains Butch Mahfouz and James Holmes await the coin toss. 172 The leading receivers for the Bears were Andrew Fatheree with 28 catches for 572 yards Lemroy Culbert with 22 catches for 383 yards, and Benard Reed with 14 catches for 222 yards. Mike Stewart netted over a thousand yards rushing for the second consecutive season, carrying the ball I 73 times for 1093 yards. Reed was the team's second leading rusher with 408 yards. The team total in rushing for the regular season was 1942 yards, which was an average of 195 yards a game. ABOVE: Urena .� nd Quinn, fine blockers on the Bear s big front line allow Richard Starling plenty of time to drill his pass accurately. LEFT: A West Monroe back is caught for a loss by defensive line men Paul Williams and Jerry Clayton. IMMOVABLE DEFENSE THROTTLES FOES The Bears were paced throughout the season by the pucan” defense that couldn’t be cracked. The starting unit allowed only three touchdowns to be scored upon them during the entire regular season, one of them a blocked punt downed at the Bolton one yard line for an easy opponent's score. RIGHT: Milt© Stewart — named Most Oustanding Offensive Player” for District 3-AAA — maneuvers to avoid the grasp of the Eunice defense. BOTTOM: The referees signal one of Bolton s many touchdowns against Tioga. 174 Most of the Bears' offensive scoring can be credited to the defense, which gave little ground to the opponents and almost always left the offense with good field position. Bolton's 10 regular season opponents averaged only 53 yards rushing and 57 yards passing per game. ABOVE: Andrew Fatheree makes a quick grab for extra Bolton yardage against Jes- uit. ABOVE RIGHT: Coach Peevy confers with John Fisher on important defensive strategy. LEFT: A Menard ball-carrier meets an effective barrier — Johnny Hobbs and Andrew Fatheree. 175 Eight bears took first team All-District honors: Mike Stewart, Lemroy Culbert, Andrew Fatheree, Jeff Mathews, Allan Connell, David Culpepper, Paul Williams, and John Fisher. Richard Starling, Benard Reed, Cary Gordan, Carlos Jackson, and Jerry Clayton were selected for second team honors. ABOVE: Defensive tackle David Cul- pepper applies tremendous pressure on the Pineville quarterback. RIGHT: A Eunice ballcarrier suc- cumbs to the powerful, flying tackle of Carlos Jackson. 176 INDIVIDUAL HONORS AWARDED TO BEARS f Milce Stewart and John Fisher were voted outstanding district offensive and defensive players. The Bears were also well represented on the All-State team. Taking honors were Fatheree, Stewart, and Fisher. LEFT: Quarterback Richard Starling checks for his wide receiver before storting the play. BOTTOM LEFT: Gary Gordan, Bolton defensive back, is caught launching a suc- cessful attack on a Pineville receiver. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bernard Reed speeds post onlooking Franklington players to score another six points. 177 BEARS CONCLUDE AS STATE RUNNER-UP The Bear's coaching staff, head coach Aubrey Sanders, his assistants Mike Peevy, Corkey Yates, and Bill Milner devoted many hours to making the season a success. Since moving down to the triple-A classification in 1973, the Bears have had a perfect regular season record of 20-0. and over the past three seasons maintained a 24 game unbeaten string. RIGHT: Wingback Benard Reed speeds past the big Franlclington defensive front line with the aid of fullback Don Quinn. BOTTOM: The Bolton defensive unit is quick to pounce on a loose ball during semi- final playoff action at Franklington. CAGERS FINISH CLOSE The 1975 basketball team finished with a winning season despite an abundance of inexperienced players. The defending 3-AAA Champions ended the season with a 19-11 overall record, and in district play they were 12-4. The Bears starting five varied throughout the season. The most frequent starters were Greg Pilate. John Sylvain. Robert Lewis. Larry Stanfield. John Fisher. Lemroy Culbert. RIGHT: Andrew Fatheree prepares to drive in for a basket against ASH. BELOW: 1975 BASKETBALL TEAM: D. Quinn. J. Sylvain. M. Reed R. Lewis. A. Fatheree. F. Nichols. G. Pilate. H. Williams. J. Fisher. J. Clayton. L. Stanfield. T. Henry. L. Culbert. D. Gui- dry. 180 1 975 BASKETBALL BOLTON OPPONENT BOLTON OPPONENT 45 . Dry Prong .... 48 49 .Woodlawn 51 49 . Natchitoches . . 52 76 . Marksville 46 66 . Pineville 55 66 . Winnfield 46 63 .ASH 49 66 . Jonesboro-Hodge . . 58 59 . Natchitoches . . 69 42 .Peabody 52 71 . Capitol BR . . . . 73 46 .Tioga 33 58 . Glenmora .... 37 53 .Oakdale 48 65 . Wettermark . . . 53 58 . Dry Prong 60 48 . Pineville 47 67 .Jena 55 47 . Peabody 68 52 . Pineville 47 46 .Oakdale 61 32 . Marksville 30 51 .ASH 41 81 . Winnfield 48 46 .Jena 39 53 .Jonesboro-Hodge . . 54 81 . Pineville 60 56 .Peabody 62 53 . Pineville 46 70 .Tioga 58 LEFT: John Sylvain takes advantage of the fast break to glide under the goal for two points, as Fred Nichols waits for a possible rebound. 181 ABOVE: An opponent finds his path blocked by a Bolton player, Larry Standfield. high above the floor. ABOVE RIGHT: Greg Pilate reaches high to recover a rebound that would have otherwise been lost. RIGHT: Lemroy Culbert beats out an opponent to convert a bad pass into a goal. 182 TEAMWORK • • • HUSTLE. . . DEVOTION LEFT: Coach Morris outlines a change in strategy to his players during a timeout. BELOW: Larry Stanfield eludes a defender and fires off a last-second shot. 183 REBOUNDS PROVE INVALUABLE RIGHT: Bolton's superior rebounding is once again proven against Glenmora. BELOW: Greg Pilate comes from behind to steal an oppo- nent's rebound. 184 ABOVE LEFT: An ASH forward finds himself hemmed in by Bolton defenders. ABOVE: Guard Lemroy Culbert eyes the opposition as he attempts to set up a play. LEFT: Melvin Reed finds himself in the open as he receives a pass across the court. 185 THINLIES TAKE STATE The 1974 Bolton track and field team had a near-perfect season. The Bears placed first in every meet they entered with the lone exception of the Viking Relays, in Lafayette, which gave Bolton stiff competition from Quad-A teams. Bolton s record included first place at the State meet, climaxing one of Bolton s finest seasons. RIGHT: Bolton's long distance specialists Johnny Kiesewetter and Gregory Grimes pace each other enroute to another Bear victory. BELOW: 1974 TRACK TEAM — Front Row: W. Leonard. M. Stewart. G. Gordan. H. Compton. G. Grimes. T. Briggs. A. Shelfo. Back Row: J. Leggins. R. Wil- liams. L. Fields. J. Fisher. B. Woods. J. Deal. P. Early. L. Hobdy. 186 There were excellent individual performances during the season. Freshman Jerome Deal was District 3- AAA’s Outstanding Trackman, capturing the district and regional championship in the 100 yard dash, and placing second in the State meet. Along with Deal. Lurrell Fields. Mike Stewart, and Bobby Woods were members of the 440 yard State championship relay team. The foursome were district champions in the 880 yard relay. Stewart won first place at the State meet in the 180 yard low hurdles. Fields was regional winner in the long jump and in the triple jump and Greg Grimes finished first in the two mile run at the regional meet. ABOVE LEFT: Full power and good form give Dale East the edge he needs to win the discus. ABOVE: Striving for every possible inch Lur- rell Fields comes off with another first place in the triple jump. LEFT: Jerome Deal receives the baton from Michael Stewart on the final leg of the 880 yard relay. 187 ABOVE: Anthony Shelfo, running the 880 yard run. drew a crowd of onlookers. RIGHT: Straining for the tape, sprinter Jerome Deal edges out the competition in the 100 yard dash. 1974 TRACK Rebel Relays First Place Bolton Invitational First Place Bolton Relays First Place Natchitoches First Place Giant Relays First Place Viking Relays Second Place Tioga Relays First Place District Meet First Place Regional Meet First Place STATE MEET STATE CHAMPIONS 188 ATHLETES SHOW VARIED SKILLS LEFT: Stretching every possible inch Lurreil Fields takes the baton from Gary Gordon on the crucial leg of the 440 yard relay. BELOW LEFT: Show- ing perfect form in execution Lawrence Hobdy fin- ishes his long jump. BELOW: With great power, Paul Early muscles out a throw in the shot put. 189 The 1974 Tennis Team again won the district crown. The Bears also played in the State Tournament, being eliminated in the second round. There were outstanding players who entered the state tournament in individual competition. RIGHT: Jody Cheneval powers a backhand across the court to keep his opponent on the run. BELOW: The serve is a major weapon in the game of Lyle Parker. BELOW RIGHT: Returning a shot Marie Gagnard places the ball out of her opponent’s reach. i90 TENNIS TEAM CONTINUES DOMINANCE ABOVE: 1974 TENNIS TEAM —S. David- son. A. Gagnard, D. Welch. M. Gagnard. J Altins. L. Parker. B. Pearce. M. Rosenthal. LEFT: Mark Rosenthal uses the backboard to warm up before a match. 191 SWIMMERS SHOW DEVOTION The Swimming Team at Bolton, under the coaching of Mrs. Hunter,is one of the hardest working groups in athletics. BELOW: 1975 SWIM TEAM — Front Row: R. Rou, J. Adams, L. Beebe, P. Lyons. Back Row: D. Hill. T. Oeniey. B. Jonson. R. O'Shee, M. Brouillette. B. Metlleur. 192 193 GOLF TEAM GAINS EXPERIENCE The 1974 Bolton golf team came through well, having a difficult schedule with experienced foes. Regular players were Ted Silver, Mike Kearney. Randy Carstens. Lee Murphey. and Guy Barteau. RIGHT: Ted Silver sprays sand as he comes out of a trap onto the green. BOTTOM RIGHT: Only a few inches are needed by Randy Carstens as he misses a short putt. 194 195 OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Extensive warming up is necessary in gymnastics, as shown by Becky Guidry, Beth Rox, and Tara Terrill. OPPOSITE TOP: 1975 GYMNASTICS TEAM — Front Row: T. Wheeler Y. Creed. B. Bustle. C. Shannon. C. Wheeler. Back Row: P. MacDonold. D. Treadwell. D. Derrough. K. Finley. T. Terrill. B. Rox. RIGHT: Correct technique on the balance beam is demonstrated to Connie Wheeler by Mrs. Ducote. BELOW: Diana Derrough shows poise on the beam that won her the state championship. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cindy Shannon combines grace and balance on the beam. 196 GYMNASTICS GAIN PROMINENCE The gymnastic team, under the coaching of Mrs. Ducote. had their first fully competitive season. The team took honors in the majority of the meets they entered. Six girls also went to the state meet, winning high awards. 197 UNIQUE TRAITS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED SUZANNE ROBBINS AND JIM ZACHARY FINEST CHARACTER PATTY McCLOSKEY AND WILLIAM DAVIS 202 MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED MARY DAVIS AND RANDY CARSTENS FRIENDLIEST JACKIE AKINS AND WILLIAM DAVIS MOST DEPENDABLE DIANE KING AND THOMAS URENA 203 204 MOST COURTEOUS JACKIE AKINS AND STEVE FRAZIER WITTIEST ALICE COOPER AND JIM LOWTHER CUTEST CATHY GARCIA AND BERNARD REED 205 ABOVE LEFT: Two members of the Home- coming Court Janet Serio, escorted by her father and Tara Terrill, look on as the rest of the court is presented. ABOVE RIGHT: Karen Kelly and her father await the crowning of the queen. 206 IT’S BEAR TIME! LEFT: 1974-75 HOMECOMING COURT — Front Row: Aleesha Smith, Maid of Honor Diane King, Queen: Tammy Henry. Second Row: Tara Terrill, Becky Vicknair, Kevie Wright, Janet Serio. Third Row: Connie Brouillette, Lisa Hayes, Nancy Woodward, Jan Hardee, Senior Maid. Fourth Row: Patty McKay, Karen Kelley, Jill Akins, Jun- ior Maid. Fifth Row: Betty Soden, Beth Henderson. Sophomore Maid: Debbie King. Sixth Row: Mable Phillips, Liz Wolf, Freshman Maid. BELOW LEFT: Aleesha Smith, Maid of Honor, and escort. BELOW: Mable Phillips, member of the Homecoming Court, on the field with her father. 207 ABOVE: Lisa Hayes is led onto the field by her father. ABOVE RIGHT: Jill Akins, Junior Maid. and escort. RIGHT: Jan Hardee, Senior Maid, pays close attention to the Homecoming game, a game we couldn't lose. 208 ABOVE LEFT: Connie Brouilette is pres- ented during the Homecoming half-time show. ABOVE: Liz Wolf, Freshman Maid, awaits her turn on the field. LEFT: Patty McKay, escorted by her father. 209 DEDICATED GIRLS REWARDED AT HOMECOM- ING RIGHT: Beth Henderson was Sophomore Maid on the Homecoming Court. BELOW: Debbie King, a junior member of the court, prepares for her introduction. BELOW RIGHT: Tammy Henry is escorted by her father at the halftime court presen- tation. 210 ABOVE LEFT: Becky Vicknair, one of the junior members of the 1974-75 Homecoming Court. ABOVE: Getting ready to go onto the field is freshman Betty Soden. FAR LEFT: Senior member of the court Nancy Woodward with escort. LEFT: Kevie Wright and escort con- verse before half-time festivities. 211 ABOVE: Trucks filled with spirited students played an important role in the Homecoming parade . . . toss- ing candy into the crowd. RIGHT: The French Honor Society decorated a car from which to rouse excitement among Bear fans along the parade route. 212 HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES CULMINATE ABOVE LEFT: The Homecoming Court was first presented to Alexandria public from a float which the girls built themselves. BELOW LEFT: The first place float was finally completed only minutes before the colorful caravan began the trip to down- town. BELOW: Hours of painting, stuffing, and hammering paid off for the Civil Defense Club float, which took third place in the float contest. 213 ABOVE: Mother, played by Pat Yerby, makes plans for the baptism of her husband with The Reverend Doctor Lloyd, portrayed by Lex Myers. ABOVE LEFT: Jim Bouchie, acting as Harean. recites his catechism. which he has learned through his mother's coaching. RIGHT: Changing scenes must be done quickly and quietly. Loretta Mertens, a member of the props crew checks details. 214 “LIFE WITH r FATHER” Bolton’s first dramatic production was Clarence Day's Life With Father.” a comedy taking place during the Victorian era. Jenny Demarest, the Student Director worked with the cast and crew during hours of practice and rehearsals to prepare for presentation in December. The work was long and sometimes frustrating, but well worth the effort. LEFT: John Willcox portrayed Father, domineering, but gentle. BELOW: The Day family is seated for breakfast, all silent, as Father and Mother discuss the inefficiency of a new maid, played by Lisa Teekell. 215 216 217 218 THOMAS URENA Senior Thomas Urena was selected by the student body as Big Chief Cumtux. He serves as Student Council President, and received the Pat on the Back'' award. He was voted Best All Around' and Most Dependable'' Senior boy. He was also chosen for Who s Who. Thomas is a Varsity Football letterman. Senior Mary Davis, chosen as Campus Queen, is a three-year Varsity Cheerleader. She was chosen Best All Around Senior girl, and is a member of National Honor Society. Mary is a Student Instructor and served as third maid in her Junior year. 221 MICHAEL STEWART Medicine Man. Senior Michael Stewart, is a Varsity Football and Track Letterman. He was chosen Most Athletic Senior boy and is a member of Student Council. Michael served as Big Chief Cumtux in his sophomore year. President of the Sophomore class, and was also elected Best All Around Freshman boy. i 222 JAN HARDEE Jan Hardee is First Maid. She is a three-year Varsity Cheerleader, and a CUMTUX news editor. Jan was First Maid last year. BERNARD REED First Brave, Senior Bernard Reed, was chosen 'Cutest'' Senior boy and is a Varsity Basketball and Football letterman. WILLIAM DAVIS Senior William Davis, Second Brave, was Besl All Around'' Sophomore boy. He is President of Quill and Scroll and a member of National Honor Society. DIANE KING Diane King serves as Second Maid. She is Secretary of the Student Council and has reigned as Homecoming Queen for the past two years. RANDY CARSTENS Third brave. Randy Carstens is President of the Senior class and was Junior class President. He was Best All Around Junior boy and serves as BRUIN Photography Editor this year. CINDY PEACH Sophomore Cindy Peach serves as Third Maid. Cindy is a Varsity Cheerleader and was voted Best All Around Sophomore girl. ANDREW FATHEREE Fourth Brave is Senior Andrew Fatheree. He is a three year Varsity Football Letterman and a Varsity Basketball letterman. Andrew is a Student Council representative and was 6th Brave in his Sophomore year. ALEESHA SMITH Fourth Maid is Sophomore Aleesha Smith. She is a Key Club Sweetheart and a majorette. Aleesha was chosen Best All Around girl in her Freshman year. Twana Jett is Fifth Maid. Last year she served as Junior Varsity Cheerleader and this year as a Varsity Cheerleader. Twana is a member of the Future Teachers of America. DANNY FRANKLIN Two-year Varsity Football letterman. Danny Franklin! serves as Fifth Brave. He is a member of Interact and is Sports Editor of BRUIN. Last year Danny was Sixth Brave. TWANA JETT 228 RICHARD STARLING Richard Starling, a Varsity Football letterman, was chosen Sixth Brave. He is a member of Interact and served on the Student Council. KAREN GREENE Serving as Sixth Maid is Karen Greene. She is a Varsity Cheerleader and has been chosen Best All Around ' girl in her Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior years. Karen is also a member of the Chorale. JIM ZACHARY hhmmi JACKIE AKINS Jackie Akins, selected as Seventh Maid is Vice- President of the Senior class and was chosen to participate in the Presidential Classroom. Jackie is also a member of Quill and Scroll. Jim Zachary. Seventh Brave, was chosen Most Likely to Succeed Senior boy. and was chosen for Who's Who. Jim was also a participant in the Presidential Classroom. j I t t t f ! I i 230 TOM CHENAULT Eighth Brave. Tom Chenault. is Student Council Vice-President. He was Vice-President of his class and served on the War Council in his sophomore year. SUSAN LEGGET Serving as Eighth Maid, Susan Legget is a Varsity Cheerleader and a member of National Honor Society. She was a Junior Varsity Cheerleader in her junior year and Vice-President of FTA. BUTCH MAHFOUZ DAVID SCOTT PATTY McCLOSKEY NAN BREITHAUPT 233 CRAIG PEARCE, SUZI McDANIEL, Freshman Maid JOHN WILLCOX GLORIA RAY ABOVE: Chosen this year as delegates to The Presidential Classroom were: Jackie Akins, Alice Gagnard, and Jim Zachary. Clubs Editor of BRUIN. Jackie was chosen Friendliest' and Most Courteous Senior girl. Alice served as Co-Editor of CUMTUX this year as well as a delegate to Louisiana Girls State. Serving as Valedictorian of his graduating class. Jim was chosen by his class as the Senior boy Most Likely to Suc- ceed. RIGHT: The Daughters of the American Revolution selected as this year's Out- standing Citizen. Suzanne Robbins. Cho- sen this year by the Senior class as the girl Most Likely to Succeed. Suzanne served as Editor of ECRIVEZ. 236 STUDENTS BESTOWED WITH HONORS LEFT: Two students ore annually selected to receive the Optimist Club's Pot on the Back award. Recipients this year were Diane King and Thomas Urena. Serving os Sec- retary and President of the Student Council, respectively. Diane and Thomas were chosen Most Depend- able'' Senior girl and boy. BELOW: Achieving first place in the Optimist Oratorical Contest were Bob Clinlcingbeard and Lisa John- son. 237 FACULTY COMMENDS Chosen as delegate to Presidential Classroom, Jackie Akins also serves on the BRUIN Editorial Staff. Steve azier s a member of the age crew and a winner of various speech honors. Steve is a valuable main office worker. Connie Dauzat has served as a Student Instructor and a member of the Homecoming Court. She has worked in the Main Office for three years. Michael Stewart is a football and track letterman and is a member of Interact. 238 OUTSTANDING STUDENTS Alice Gagnard «s Co-Editor of CUMTUX. She serves as secretary of Quill and Scroll and is a member of the National Honor Society. Thomas Urena, a member of Interact, is Student Council President as well as a Varsity Football letterman. Diane King is a BRUIN Business Officer and Student Council Secre- tary. Jim Zachary serves on the editorial staffs of BRUIN and CUMTUX. He is President of the National Honor Society. 239 OUTSTANDING SENIOR SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT NOTED OPPOSITE PAGE: The top 10% of the Sen- ior class are: Jim Zachary Randy Hageman Judy Price Jeff Mathews Suzanne Robbins Charlotte Popall William Davis John Swart Alice Gagnard Sharon Cole Albert Loftin Geniveve McClure Karen Spruell Randy Carstens Sherry Davidson Mary Mathews Wynn Ware Layne Sitton Patty McCloskey Mary Davis Johnny Kiesewetter Debra Landrum Jackie Akins Glenda Felber Laurie Redmond 240 241 PAST BRUIN EDITORS 1925 — Crewe Megison; 1926—Felix Richardson; 1927 — Vernon Breithaupt: 1928 — Edith Wheadon; 1929 — Elizabeth Albert; 1930 — Ann Stafford; 1931 —James Albert: 1932 — Virginia Wheadon; 1933 — Helen Bolton: 1934 — Louise Pitts: 1935 — Michael Kramer; 1936 — Tom Durham; 1937 — Betty McLure: 1938 — Josephine Ayres: 1939 — Mary Littell and Ray Maynor; 1940 — Betty Hill; 1941 — Nina Kelone; 1942 — Jewell Ware: 1943 — Jim Goldstein: 1944 — Ann Howell: 1945 — Fran Bolton: 1946 — JuneCotey; 1947 — Kathleen Hooe; 1948 — Eloise Cappel: 1949 — George Nell Antony: 1950 — Sally Pitts; 1951—Gayle Beason; 1952—Joy Rutledge: 1953 — Babs Evans; 1954 — Sue Field: 1955 — May Louise White: 1956 — Chariot Pitts: 1957 — Ann McBride; 1958 — Larry Pitts: 1959 — Patsy Jefferies; I960 — Beth Bolton: 1961—Ann Liddell Davis; 1962 — Mickey Moore; 1963 — Vallery Moore: 1964 — Shirley Hatfield: 1965 — Andree Hunter and Ken Murchison: 1966—Deraid Smith; 1967 — Marcia Murchison; 1968—Marty Pike; 1969 — Yvonne Donaldson; 1970—Bucky Jones; 1971—Eleanor Donaldson; 1972 — Karen Adler; 1973 — Nora Steinschulte: 1974 — Laura Ayres. 1975 BRUIN STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Mac? fa FACULTY AND SCHOLASTICS EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER 'foil - )T CLUB EDITORS 'ApAAJUtML 1£ AKINS SENIOR CLASS EDITORS fycuL INDEX EDITORS (jSvkib FEATURE EDITORS LOWER CLASS EDITORS tflW 'vO'SsbJL SPORTS EDITOR BUSINESS EDITORS 4U«.fciLfc_ l «iAia. Afc l o A— ART EDITOR COPY EDITORS 243 Dial 442-6962 1121 Chester St. Serving Alexandria Since 1929 246 FLAG CORPS Back Row: Karla Hodgkinson. Linda Nessmith. Tammie Holt. Susan Daniels. Karen Pullen. Front Row: Chris Rusk. Pam Davis. Tammera Crooks. Becky Vicknair. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. LOUIS (JAY) NESSMITH 247 DRESSER INDUSTRIAL VALVE INSTRUMENT DIVISION BEST WISHES Highway 71 N. Phone:445-5381 Alexandria — Pineville, La. WALKER OLDSMOBILE COMPANY, Inc. FOSTER WALKER. JR. FOSTER WALKER. Ill Telephone 442-6685 1616 MacArlhur Drive ALEXANDRIA. LOUISIANA 71301 To the Seniors of '78 Compliments of S H APPLIANCE SERVICE 248 $tUage YIH7 PANCAKE HOUSE RESTAURANT COAST TO COAST OPEN 6 AM.—!2 MIDNIGHT Banquet Facilities FAMILY RESTAURANT LET VILLAGE INN BECOME YOUR FAMILY DINING RESTAURANT BREAKFAST (ANY HOUR) LUNCH AND DINNERS J1 Varieties Of Pancakes A Waffles PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE FRIENDLY SERVICE SUN.-THUR. 6 A.M.—1 A.M. FRI. SAT. 442-2298 1216 M.cARTHUR DR. 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Central Louisiana’s Largest Department Store — GAHN AND WOODWARD Trophies Gifts Plaques Engraving MAI.EB0X Phone 50905 downtown alexcindria mall 257 HOUSE OF YAMAHA 722 North Third Street Sold Everywhere 50 Years of Progress It’s the real thing. Coke. Compliments of L 0 U 1 SEED I A N A THE RAZOR'S EDGE 1809 McArthur Drive By Appointment Phone 448-0288 Compliments of LOUISIANA INDUSTRIES l Jalker- Raemer Dairies Your Home Town” Dairy Specializing in GOLDEN GUERNSEY Vy ULK and 100% Natural Flavor ICE CREAM featuring the VANILLAMARK 3227 MacArthur Dr. 443-636.1 ALEXANDRIA LINCOLN-MERCURY INC. 4441 Jackson Street Extension Alexandria, Louisiana Phone 8-3261 259 KINDER PAINT CO. Photography By: Distributor Devoe Paint 1517 Kelly Phone 37560 TOMMY KOHARA Printing S Rubber Stamps SctinaEk's STATEMENTS • INVOICES • LETTERHEADS ENVELOPES • BUSINESS CARDS 104 Lakeridge Dr. Pineville, La. Ph. 445-5266 In Alexandria Over I 10 Years! Downtown Alexandria The Centre 924 Third St. 4001 Jackson St. Ext. Ph. 445-1446 Ph. 448 3408 260 P%i tdlcf RAPIDES R I� l r: EM 261 COMPLIMENTS Ecclesiastes 12: I A Friend Stans Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kelley Jr. Johnnie Davis Larry Parker Coin Exchange Gem Jewelry Ralph E. Kimball Lanier Electric Company Stack and Rack Abe's Pawn Shop Bialy's Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fontenot Allen C. Crowell Curlee's Studio Northwestern Mutual Lite Alexandria Business Machines The Source Jackson Square Beauty Salon Ewing Son Sheet Metal Rooting Bill Price Rex Market Grocery C. E. Ewing Jr. Swimming Pools Litton Real Estate Jerry's TV Sales Service Lafayette Radio Electronics Thunderbird Kitchen Import Service Center Murphys Fireside Texaco Compliments of a Friend Cenla Janitorial Service Carbo Foundry Acme Glass Company A Friend Red River Federal McArthur Stimson Mobil Casa Pepe Noe's Drive In Simms Flower Shop Leverne Perry Alexandria Iron Supply A Friend Dr. and Mrs. Greene Cenla Auto Parts Company Reeds Typewriter Exchange Judy's A Friend Larry Rau 262 Guaranty Bank 263 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Adams. Helen 26 Akins. Ronald 24 Anastasio, Charles 24 Baker. Marguerite 20 Baugh. Evelyn 20 Bennett. Helen 20 Boyd, Juanita 24 Bushnell. Richard 23 Cannon. Lillian 21 Carlyon. William 30 Chenevert. Connie 39 Clayton. H. Dorman 33 Cox. Sidney 24 Cox. Vyrtis 21 Culpepper. Linda 28 Culpepper. Richard 28 Crawford. Deloris 32 Cyphert. Robert 39 Davis. John 19 Dearman. Wade 17 Doucet. Raymond 37 Doyle. Jesse 16 Ducote. Carol 34 Dufrene, Larry 27 Farrar. Sue 22 Fitzgerald. David 33 Fogleman. Ruth 30 Foil. Mary 33 Forcia, Georgia 25 Gamble. Veronica 25 Guillot. Carlos 37 Hunter Runnie 34 Johnson. Rose 23 Jones. David 26 Kees. Doris 19 Kelly, Alice 18 34 LaBauve. Wilbert 36 Lawrence. Ramona 23 LeSuer. Dillie 25 Melder. Leta 23 Miller. Delia 26 Miller. Rodney 29 Milner, William 39 Morris. William 35 Murrell. Lucille 19 Nagela. John 36 Nichols. Freddie Jo 25 Nugent. Gary 30 O Mealy Joe 28 Patterson. Dorothy 23 Peevy. Michael 35 Randles Williah 30 Robertson. Linda 23 Rollins. Alvin 3 I Rollins. David 33 Roshto. Alfred 29 Sampson. Ida 27 Sanders, Aubrey 18. 35 Smith. Ruby 29 Spurlock. Lucille 38 Stageman. Marion 27 Stagg. Aline 31 Stallworth, Barbara 31 Stroschein. Virginia 38 Thomas. Ethel 32 Thomas. Morris 17 Taylor, Peggy 19 Toney. Bonnie 19 Tubre. Elvin 29 Williams, Janet 34 Wilkie. Jennie 31 Yates. C.G. 35 Batson. Jo 46 I 26 I 29. 131. 143 144. 145 Beebe. Lisa 46 58 123 164 Bellard. Elaine 46 Bergeron. Debbie 46 163 Birdsong. Mary 46. 163 Blalock. Mark 46 162 Blanchard. Jerry 46 125. 138 140 141. 145 Bodie. Trudy 47. 144 Bouchie. David 47. 158 162 Bradley. Rene 47. 162 Brevelle. Nancy 47. 156 164 166 Briggs. Alton 47. 162 Brouillette. Connie 47. 127. 136. 139. 141. 143. 207 Broussard. Paul 47. 165 Broussard, Richard 47 Brown, Brenda 48. 163 Brown, James 48 Brown. Pamela 48 Cailleteau. Paul 48 Calhoun. Bretta 48 144 Cantrell. Dalvin 48 Cantrell. Paul 48 Carstens. Randy 44 49, 115. 119 125. 126. 127 128. 133 135. 224. 203. 243 226. 241 Ceasar. Rosa 49. I 15. 125. 163 Chapman.Frank 49 Chasteen. Thomas 49, 58. 126, 155 241.2 J6. 204 1 Antwine, Albertha Baillio. Susan 45. 162 Bankovic. Michael 45 162 Badiam Elizabeth 46. 163 Culbert. Lemroy 50, 17 Culpepper, David 50, 2 265 Cumella, Theresa 51 162 Daigle Bobby 51 162 Daniel. Susan 51. 141 144 145 154 Dauzat, Connie 51 154 156 164 236. 238 209 Davidson. Sherry 51. 137 158. 241 Davis Kim 51. 153. 164 Davis Mary 51. 127. 128 154. 219 200. 203 221. 225 241 Davis. William 51 125. 126. 127, 132 143. 223 204, 205 241 Dearborne. Paul 52. 142, 143 Deen Mary 52. 163 Delrie Jeff 52 Demarest, Jenny 52.53 101, I 17. 127. 129 132. 243 Deselle. Cecile 52. 154 Deville. Marilou 52. 137 Drake Mary 52. 163 Durbin. Druann 53. 122. 129 131 Dyess Deborah 53. 131 143. 154 Early. Janice 53. 125. 131. 163 Fatheree Andrew 53. 171 175. 227 Felber. Glenda 53, 162. 165 241 Filasek. Randy 53 Finley. David 53. 171 Flournoy. Marie 53 Fontenot. Cynthia 54, 162 Franklin. Brian 54, 162 Frazier, Marietta 54 163 Frazier. Parker 54 162 Frazier. Steven 54 125. 129. 157. 237 204. 238 Gagnard. Alice 54 I 15 122 125 126. 127 164 237 203. 232 236. 239 241 Garcia. Cathy 54. 123. 150 151. 221 205. 223 Garrett Donnie 54. 162 Gartee Shelley 55. 144 Goff. Elaine 55 Gordon. Gary 55. 77 Gremillion. Alice 55 Gunter. Brenda 55, 143 156 Hageman, Randy 55. 126 127 134 138. 140 141 145 158 241 Hailey. Cynthia 56 121 131, 132. 156 Hamilton Milton 56 125 Hanna. Robbie 56 Hardee Jan 56 124 125,208 150 222. 224 207 Harris. Mary 56 160 Hebert Myra 56 Herren. Brenda 56 I 56 Hetzel. Mark 56 Hobbs, Johnny 57. 171, 175 Holloman. Virginia 57. 128 143. 153. 166 Holly. Sheila 57 Holmes. James 57 158. 171 172 Howard Randy 57 147 162 Jackson. Julie 57 Jackson Myrtle 57, 156 160 161 James. Paris 57 Janette. Sue 58 I 29. I I 5 131. 165 Jeter Kenneth 58, 131. 162 Jett. Twana 58 150 156. 160 228 Jones John 58 Johnson. David 58, 162 Jonson. William 58 131 142. 143 145 Jordon. Julie 58 131 Jordon. Rovert 58. 144 146 Katz Jerry 59 162 Kelly. Jannie 59 163 164 Kiesewetter. Johnny 59. 127. 134 140. 141 145 146 241 King Diana 59 120. 154 107 223 226. 202 225 237. 239 Knight. Cynthia 59 121 155. 166 Landrum, Debbie 59. 127 143. 145. 165. 241 Lanier. Jann 59, 162 Lawrence. Wynn 59. 115, 129 135. 131. 142 143. 154 Leggett. Susan 60 115 127. 150 154 160. 161 228 231 Leimkuhler. Gwen 60 Leonard. Willei 60 Lewis. Robert 60. 144 180 Liggins. Sandra 60 Liotta Angel I 56 160 Loften. Albert 60. 56 131 158 165. 241 Lowther. Jim 60. 134 142 143. 205 Lynd Rhonda 61 162 Lyons Patricia 61 Mahfouz. Butch 61. 124 171, 172 231. 233 Martin. Kathy 61 144 156 Mathews. Jeff 61 126 127 135, 171. 241 Mathews. Mary 61. 127 154 157. 241 Matthews. Randy 61 Mayeaux, Mitzi 61, 156 McClinton. Janet 62 McCloskey. Patricia 62 44 53 I 17. 118 I 19 123, 126. 129 131. 165. 204 243, 233 241 McClure, Genevieve 62 126. 127 156. 241 McDaniel. Ann 62 143. 145 McKellar. Cynthia 62 McQuarn. Pauline 62. 160 McQuilling. Peggy 62 164 Mertens, Loretta 62, 127 132. 157 Moore Glenda 63 Murphy. Lee 63 Neal Charles 63.51 138.140 141. 145 Nichols Fred 63 Norman. Jon 63 162 180 Norris. Alice 63 Nunnally, John 63 OShee Joe 63 Padilla. Yolanda 64 47. 136, 143. 145. 157 Parker. Arthur 64 Parker. Don 64 162 Parker, Lyle 64 I 35. 203 266 Parker, Vernon 64 Pearce, Frank 64 Pembrlc. Mary 64 Perry, Lillie 64 Phillips Mable 65. 16 163.207 Pilate. Gregory 65. 184 182. 180 Ponthieux. Mickel 65. 162 Ponthieux. Pamela 65 Popall. Charlotte 65. 127, 154. 164. 241 Powell. Cathy 65, 162 Prenell. Louis 65. 162 Price, Donnie 65, 154 Price. Judy 66 126. 127 154 164. 241 Provenza, Thomas 66 Ravalais. Terri 66. 156. 160 163 Rachal. Denise 66. 154 Rasbury. Allen 66 Ray. Ruthie 66 Redmond. Laurie 66. 127. 134 142, 143. 145. 241 Reed. Bernard 66. 171 177, 178. 222. 205. 224 Reed. Bessie 67 Reynolds. Renee 67. 127. 142 143. 145. 164 Rhodes. Ronald 67 146 Richardson. Marian 68 163 Ricks. Jim 67. 123 Robbins. Suzanne 67, 126 127. 136 154. 202. 236. 241 Roberson. Karen 67 157 Roderic. Lois 67. 157; 163 Roland Timothy 68 48 Rox, Tina 68. 163 Rusk Chris 68. 141 Saddler. Wanda 68 Salmon Joey 68, 162 Sanchez, Danny 68 115 157 163. 171 Sayer. Scott 68. 162 ayes Warren 69 chexnaider, Gail 69. 144 Sitton. Layne 69 241 Sitton, Jane 69. 127. 162 Smith. Charles 69, 171 Smith. Chuck 69 Smith, Frederick 69 Smith. Harold 61. 125. 138 140. 141, 143. 158 Smith. James 70 Smith. Kathy 70 163 Sorrels. Rhonda 70. 139 141. 145. 164 Spruell. Karen 70.117.241 241 125. 126. 127. 115. 131. 164 243 Spurger, Susan 70. 131, 153 Stafford. Bernadette 70. 162 Stanfield. Larry 70 234 180 183. 182 Stewart, Michael 70 135. 171, 220.236. 203.222.238 Stewart. Virgie 71 Stockburger. Michael 71. 142, 143. 145. 174 Strothers. Anthony 7 I Struck. Mary 71, 131. 162 Sullivan. Yvonne 71. 154 160, 166 Swart. John 71. 241 Swinnen Denise 71. 156 Sylvain. John 71 144 180 Talambas Alex 72. 161 Tassin. Michael 72 Taylor, Gary 72.125.135 Taylor. Pam 72 Lisa 72 48. Tharp Pam 72. 163 Thompson Billy 72. 162 Townley James 72. 162 Tucker. Vicki 73. 162 Uddman. Diana 73. 162 Urena Thomas 73. 112 136.239 I 14. 164. 171. 173 237. 248 237 200. 202. 220 Valiev James 73. 149 Valois. Greg 73. 144 Vanderford. Zilda 73. Vanderlick. Jamie 7 Verzwyvelt. Andy 73. 162| Vincent. Tina 74 156. 163 Walker. Cheryl 74 Ware. Wynn 74 I 25 127. I I 5. 241 Watson. Danny 74, 48, I 34 Webb, Wardie 74. 163 164 Whittington. Frances 74 138 140. 141 Will lams. Doria 74 Williams. Earlene 74 164, 166 Williams. Howard 75. 162. 180 Williams. James 75, 162 Williams. Velma 75 156 Wilson, Allen 75 Wilson. Glenda 75. 155 Wood. Patricia 75. 121 138. 140. 141. 143. 145 Woodward. Nancy 75. 141. 145. 207 Wright, Suzanne 76. 115. 165 Wright. Tina 76. 163 Yerby. Patricia 76 53 117 125. 228 133. 230 203. 232 Zachary. James 76.53.117 118 123 126. 127 128. 132 133. 134 131. 237 228 202. 243 236 241.230 239 JUNIORS Abston. Tommy 79 Adams. Jon 79 162 Aderhold. Kathi 79. 143 Aguillard Anthony 79, 171 Akins. Jill 79 78. 83. 157 208 207 Anderson, James 79 146 Antee. Charlene 79 Baillio. Mark 79. I 71 Baillio. Ronald 79. 162 Barron. Vicki 79 Bell Joseph 79. 149 Betts. Robert 79 Blank. Paula 79 137, 153 160. 166 Bonnegent. Karen 79 154 Bordelon. Diane 79, 138, 140, 141. 165 Boudreaux, Roch 79 Bowman, Bernard 79 Brewer. Walter 79. 136 Brosset. Lisa 79. I 56 Brossett. Peggie 79. 150 Brown Carole 79. 156. 164 Brown Otis 79 Bryant. David 79 Buck. Yuri 79 Butler. Nona 79 Caletka. Gary 79 Carbo. Greg 79 Carlton. Cathy 79 Carroll, Kathy 79 I 54 Carter. Andrew 79 Carter. Jerry 79 148 Carter, Terry 79 Carter. Vicki 79.159 Chenault. Tom 79 I 13. I 14 231 Christon. Michael 79 146. 171 Clark, Frances 79. 142. 143, 157 Clark. Richard 80. I 14 Clayton. Jerry 80. 171. 173. 180 Close Martin 80 Coffey. Melinda 80. 131. 160 Collins, Charles 80. 149 Compton. Curtis 80 Connell Allen 80 171 Conner. Debbie 80 138 141 145 Cooley. Cindy 80. 131 Corley. Kenny 80. 162 Cornell. Janie 80 Cotton, Kathy 80. 155. 234 Cotton. James 80 Courtney. Richard 80. 140 Couvillion. Gary 80. 164 Couvillion. Steve 80 Cox. Cleason 80, 148 Crayton. Edwin 80 Crooks. Tammera 80 141. 157 Crowell. Sally 80. 126. 114 121. 131. 157 Curcio. Pat 80 Daigle. John 80 Dalgleish. Anna 80 144 Damico, David 80 Dance. Jerrie 80. 120. 121 Daniels Cheryl 80 Daniels. Tina 80 Davis. Frances 80 Davis. Jesse 80 Denley. Pat 80 I I 8. I 36 243 Dill. Joyce 80.137,159 Dorsey. Cheryl 80 Dorsey. Leo 80 Dorsey. Robert 80 Douglas, Danny 80 Dubois. Leslie 80 Ducote Alex 81 142. 143 Ducote. Debra 81 143 Ducote. Lydia 81 Elliot. Paul 81. 162 Ellis. Eleanor 81 Eskew. Frances 81 Eskew. Fred 81 Fisher John 81 171. 172. 175 179, 180 Foote. Hale 81. 116. 126. I 35. 136. 165. 230. 201.243. 232 Francois. Kathy 81. 153 Franklin. Danny 81. I 19, 135. 171.243. 228 Fraziar. Jeannie 81.136 Frazier. Gloria 81 Freeman. Lorraine 81 Fryar, Zane 81 Funderburk. Mary 81 Gaa. Steven 81 Gagnard. Marie 82.78, 154 156. 164 Gaines. Linda 82 Gaspard. Cheryl 82. 144 164 Gauthier. John 82. 158. 159 Gauthier. Pam 82. 143. 145 Genova. Peggy 82 Goff. Denise 82 Green. Leo 82, 149 Greene. Karen 82, 143, 150, 151. 201.229 Greenlee. Evelyn 82, 161 Greer, Elaine 82. 142. 143. 145 Guillot. Phillip 82 Gunter. Jack 82. 146. 149 Gunter. Victoria 82. 144 Hamilton, Myrtle 82 Hammett. Maria 82, 144 Harris. Donna 82 Harris. Judy 82 Haynie. Sharon 82. 162 Hazel. Jimmy 82 Henry. Tommy 82. 78. 135, 137. I 14. 180 Henry. Vicki 82 Hartzog. Reginald 82. 164 Hester. Byron 82. 162 Hickman. Paul 82 Hodgkinson. Karla 82. 136. 141 Holmes. Vickie 82 Holloway. Annie 82 Holt. Tammie 82. 141 Howell, Linda 82. 162 Ingram Katherine 82 lies. Joseph 82 James. Billy 82 118 137. 121. 131. 165. 243 Jeffers. Judy 82. 137. 160 Joffrion, Lane 82. 124 128. 129, Laborde, Larry 83 Laborde. Terry 83. 162 LaCour. James 83 LaCour, Frank 83 Landry. John 84 158, 162 Lee. Kattie 84 Loden, John 84 Lopez. Pam 84 I 37 Lowe, Ellen 84 Lowe. Ricky 84 149, 171 Mathews. Tom 84 Maxwell. Marian 84, I 18 136, 131. 243 Mayeaux Dianne 84 160 McClinton. Christine 84 148 156 McCool. David 84 134 146 McGaha, Paul 84. 162 McGraw. Joyce 84 I 37 McKay Patty 84. 83. I 36. I 38 145. 158. 207. 209 McQuilling, Patricm 84 Mitchel. Karen 84 136, 157 Mitchell. Claude 84 Moser. George 84 Murray. Ray 84 138 141. 145 158 Myers. Karen 84 Myers. Lex 84 131 Nash. Anita 84. 164 Newton. Lenita 84 Normand. Greg 84, 162 Norsworthy. Debra 84 136 160 Nugent. William 84 Oliver. Linda 84 Parish, Sheila 84 Parker. Gary 84 Parker, Tina 84 114 138 140. 145 Pfeifer Pam 84. 137 143, 158. 159 Phillips. Sharon 84 162 Pilate. Brunetta 84 154 Plunkett. Debra 84 136 Pousson, Kevin 84 Prenell. Betty 84 Price. Cedric 85. 149 Price, Greg 85 143 Propersi, Tina 85, 137 131 Provenza, Frances 85. 137. 164 Pullen. Patricia 85 144 Quinn. Donald 85 110. 171. 173. 178. 180 Rabalais, Bobby 85. 162 Rabun, Sheila 85, I 58 Ray, Reba 85 Reed. Gene 85 Reed Melvin 85, I 80 Reed. Kathy 85 Reeves, David 85 Rhodes. Pamela 85. 144 Roberts. Marilyn 85 Roberts. Steve 85 147 171 Robinson. Anna 85 157 Rogers. Mona 85 Roque, Elaine 86 Rushing. Nel 86. I 57 Salmon, Judy 86 137. 138. 141 Sanders. Winifred 86 149 Sarpy, Reginald 86 Sawyer. Elizabeth 86 Scalfano, Tommy 86. 159 Schramm. Debra 86 Schwartz. Mark 86. 162 Scott, Rosana 86. I 54 Serio. Janet 86 83 114 152 155. 157. 164. 206 Shea. Mary 86 Sheffield. Susan 86 Slack. Brian 86 Smith William 86 Soden. Kitty 86 136 131 Starling. Richard 86 135, 171 173. 177, 179. 229 Steiner Barbara 86 Stutson Ralph 86 162 Sumbler. Ruthie 86. 156 Swank. Joe 86 Swart Wade 86 Sweeny Randy 86. 138. 140, 141 Taylor. Wayne 86 114 Thompson. Karry 86 Thomas. Jody 86 160 Thorne, Ted 86 Townley. Denise 86 Trimble. Lise Ann 86 136 Tweedle. Alicia 86. 126 137 Vanderhoof. Steve 86 VanDevelde, Vickie 86 164 Veillon. Jerome 86 Vicknalr Becky 86 83 136 141. 21 1.207 Voorhies. Vicki 86 164 Vore Sheila 86 162 Walker. Albert 87. 147 Ward. Mike 87.147 Watts. Rhonda 87 125. I 37. 165 166 Wells. Geri 87 Wells. Ffarold 88 149 West. Sherril 87 White Gregory 87. 171 White. Jerry 87 White. Susan 87. 136. 158 Williams. Garland 87 Williams. Georgia 87. 144 Williams. Janette 87 162 Williams. Johnny 87 Williams. Pamela 87 Williams. Sulura 87, 152. 156 Wolff. Ellen 87. I 18 136 131. 153. 243 Wooding Becky 87.147.153 Wyatt. Steven 146. 148 Zachary. Kay 87. I 18. I 14 121. 131. 160.243 SOPHOMORES Aaron. Randy 89 Abate. Sam 89 Adams. Nancy 89 Allen. Chad 89 Allen. Curt 89 269 Antee. Charlton 89 Ashley. John 89 Auenson, Becky 89 136 121 140. 164 Bachman, Karl 89 Barbin. Sharon 89 Baron. Mark 89 Vartgon, John 89 Batts, Renee 89 Beauregard, Renee 89. 144 153 Baty, Joseph 89 Beavers. Daiytion 89 Bell. Rebecca 89 Benge. Kelly 89. I 18 I 3 1. 243 Bergerin, Cary 89 158 Bertrand. Joe 89 Betts, Jean 89 Bialy Craig 89 I 58 Birdsong Robert 89 114 133. 134 Blrge. Jill 89 138.141 Blackman. Donna 89 Blake. Susan 89 Blalock. Charles 89 158 Bollinger, Terry 89 Bond. Jay 89. I 37 Bonnegent. Kendall 89 Bordelon. Andre 89. 140 141, 138 Bordelon. Brenda 89 140. 141 143. 145 Bordelon, Thomas 89 Bouchle, Jim 89 113 137 131 148 158 Boudreaux. Renee 89 Boutte. Brad 89 134 138. 140 158 Bowman, Rosalyn 89 Brady. Cheryl 89 Brasher. Richard 89 133. 134. 137. 131. 155 Braswell. Judy 89 Brelthaupt. Nan 89. 136. 150. 157.233 Brevelle, Rosa Lee 89 166 Briggs. Tommy 89 Brlmer. Bobby 89 Brocato. Charles 89 Brown. Barbara 89 Brown. Debra 89 Brown. Diane 89 Brown Lee 89 Brown. Linda 89. 144 Brown. Patty 89.88 131 155. 156. 234 Brunson. Len 89 Bryant. Larry 89 Buzzeta. Sharon 89. 121 131. 156 Cahee Julie 90 Camille. Bert 90 Carmouche, Sonia 90. 161 Chasm. Donald 90 Clark Mark 90 Clinkingbeard Bob 90 135. I 14 131. 143. 237 Cloud. Jody 90 I 58 Cole Anne 90 Coleman. Charles 90 Collin. Larry 90 Collins. Don 90. 149 Collins Greg 90 Compton. Sylvia 90 Cook. Karen 90 Cook Robert 90. 134. 114 158. 161. 166 Cooper. Gay 90. I 2 I 131. 144 153. 161. 166 Cooper, Gregory 90, 144 Cotton. Joseph 90 Courtney. Jeff 90, 134 Couvillion, Malcolm 90 Craft, Randy 90 Crawford, Freddie 90 Creed. Yolanda 90 136 Crooks Reginald 90 Croom Trula 90. 136. 121 Crysel. Lemuel 90, 147 Culbert. Lois 90. 147 Curlee. Zina 91. 136 138. 140. 141. 145 Curry. Charles 91 Dearborne. Johnny 91, 144 Denley Tom 91. 134 137. 121. 131. 165 Derrough. Diana 91. 136. 114 121. 131 152. 165 Dorgan. Richard 91. 138. 150. 141 Drerup. Gary 91 Drewett. Lloyd 91 Drouet Robert 91 Ducote. Terri 91 165 Dunn. Randy 91 171 Dupont, Denise 91 Eads Sheryl 91. 144 151 Early. Jo Ann 91.97 181 Edwards. Jennifer 91 Ellington. Steve 91 Ewing. Rosalind 91 153. 166 Eyre. Linda 91. 137. 131. 181 166 Fatheree Anthony 91. 171. 180 Felber. Frank 91 Ferguson. Billy 91 171 Ficklin, Margaret 91 Fields. Janice 91 Fllasek. Tammy 91 Flunder Phelton 91 144 Flynn. Thomas 91 Fontenot, Tammy 91, 136. 114 121. 138. 141 145 Ford Joseph 91 Foster, John 91 Franks. Bernadette 91. 121. 144 Frlsby, Kathy 91 Fudge, Pam 91 Gaa. Michelle 91 Gaines Rickey 91 Garcia. Danny 91. 114 Gaspard, Jimmy 91 Gauthier. Frances 91, 137 Gauthier. Irby 91. 148. 158 Gentle, Jeyrel 91 Gilbert, Steven 91 Glascock, Joan 91. 138. 140 141 Greenlee, Diane 91 Gremillion. Sandra 91 Guidry. David 91 148 171. 180 Guillot. Troy 91 Hageman. Paul 92. 134. 138 140. 141. 145. 158 Halford. Sandra 92. 136 121. 131 Hall. Izell 92 Hammond. Evelyn 92 Hampton. Wade 92. 136 Hargrove. Anthony 92 Harris. Alice 92 Harris, Debbie 92 Harvey, Eli 92, 171 Harvey. Emma 92 Harvey, Pamela 92 Harwood. David 92 Hathorn. Meredith 92. I 36 121 131. 152 Hawthorne. Colleen 92. I 36 Hayes. Eddie 92 Hayes. Tommy 92 Hebert. Mark 92. I 71 Henderson, Elizabeth 92 137. 121. 131. 152. 153. 210. 207 Henderson, Kaylin 92,90 136, 131 Henry. Benjamin 92 Henry. Tammy 92. 136. 121 131. 156 210. 207 Hester Dawn 92 Hickman, David 92 Hilligarde. Peggy 92. 118 136. 131. 243 Hinkston. Connie 92 144 Hinkston. D Wanna 92 Hinkston. Jackie 92. 160 Hollander. Jonathan 92 136, I 14 158. 160. 166 Holloway. Cynthia 92. 121 Howard. Danny 92 Howard. Jesse 92. 131 Hubley. David 92 Ingols. Toni 92 Ivy. Tommy 92 Ivy William 92. I 71 Jackson. Cynthia 92 James. Ricky 92. 143 Jeffers. Cheryl 92. 160 Jefferson, Roderick 92. 148 Johnson. Daniel 92 Johnson. Eugene 92 Johnson. John 92 Johnson. Lisa 92. I 36. 121, 237 Johnson, Thelma 92 Jones. Cheryl 92. 138 141 Jones, Stanley 92 Jordan. Arthur 92 Jordan, Lawrence 92. 171 Jowers. Donna 92 131 Juneau. Mark 92 Keefe. James 92 Kelley. Karen 92. 131. 153. 206. 207 Kelly, Earnest 92 King. Katherine 92 King. Orban 92, I 49 Knight. Melissa 92. 160 Koslowski. Russell 93 Kubes. Mary 93 Kubes, Robert 93 Kyle. Richard 93. I 14 Kyte, Ewanda 93 Lackings. Earline 93 Lair, Carolyn 93 Lasseigne, Mary 93 Lawson, Karen 93. 131. 153 165 Laborde. Lisa 93 Liggins, Jerome 93, 171 Lipsey. Huey 93 Lloyd. Valley 93. 171 Long. Julie 93 157, 160 Love, Mitchell 98 MacNichol. Mcihael 193 Martin, James 93, 158 Maxwell. Ella 93. 144 Mathews, Joey 93 Matlock. Dennis 93 McCabe. Mark 93. 171 McCarty. Eric 93. 133. 134, 136 McClung Margaret 93. 137 McDaniel. Beth 93 143. 151 McKay Mark 93. 137 138 141. 145. 158 McKay. Mike 93. I 38 141.145. 158 McKellard, Sandra 93. 144 Meilleur. Brian 93 Melbert. Jeff 95 Mercer Deena 94 114 138. 140 141. 143 Methvin. Stan 94 Metoyer. Johnny 94 Milford. Leasher 94. 144 147 Milton. Larry 94 148 171 Moore Anthony 94 Moreau. Michael 94 Morgan. Jan 94 121. 131 Morris. Brenda 94 152. 156 Moser. James 94 Mott. Jay 94 Murphy. Kevin 94 133 134. I 14 Nail. Tami 94 Nash. Craig 94 Nash. Scott 94 144, 148 Nelsin Marg 94 Nelson. William 94 NesSmith. Linda 94. 131. 141 Nichole. Vicki 94 I 2 I Normand, Carmen 94 131 164 Morris. Gwen 94 131. 153. 156. 165 O Shee, Ronnie 94 271 Ostrand, Roberta 94 Page. Liva 94 Parker Mike 94 Paul, Michael 94 Peach. Cindy 94. 150 I 51. 157. 200. 226 Pearce, Kathy I 36. I 3 I. I 56. 224 Penny, Mary 94 Peters. Brendwood 94 I 36 Phillips. Diane 94 131. 153 158 Phillips. Patricia 94 Ponthieux, Douglas 94 Popall. Mary 94121.165 Porter. Ronny 94 Powell. Alex 94 Powell. Charlotte 94 Price. Danny 94 138 141 Pringle. Lane 94 Pullen, Charles 94 138, 141 Pullens. Patrick 94 171 Rabalais. Randy 94. 158 Ramsey. Zandy 94. 138. 141. 143. 144. 145, 158 Ray. Gloria 94 151.235 Ray.Shirley 94 Reed. Roderick 94 Reese. Danny 94 Rhodes, Emelda 94. 144 Richardson. Theresa 94 Ricord. Elizabeth 94 Roberts. Armadel 94, 136. 148 Roberts. Christine 94 136. 141 145. 156 Robinson. Jo Ann 94 Robinson. Susan 94. 137, 165 Rosenthal. Mark 95. 134 136, 136. 121 Rosser, Sandra 95. 155 Rox, Beth 94 137 121 Samuel. Larry 94 Sanders. Earnest 95 Sands. Jo Ann 95. 161 Savant. Mike 95 Savoy. Paul 95 Scalfano. Jimmy 95, 137 Scalfano. Sally 95. 144 Scott. David 95. I 18. 144 233 200 Scott. Wanda 95. 155 Shamburger. Robert 95. 171 Sharader, John 95 Sharp. Joe 95. 138. 141 143 145 Sherman, Priscilla 95 Shevnin. Cathy 95 Sibley. Ronnie 95. 171 Sims Darrell 95. 138 141. 158 Silas. Keena 95. I 14 Slaughter. Kathy 95 Smallwood. Stephanie 95, 131 148 Snith. Aleesha 95. 131. 138 141 143. 145. 227. 207 Smith. Alice 95 Smith. Anita 95 Smith. Brenda 95. I 53 Smith.Charlene 95 Smith. Curtis 95 Smith. John 96. 147. 157. 158 Smith. Johnny 96. 171 Smith. Mike 96 Soileau, Lori 96. I 37 Sowett, Curt 96. 138 140. 141 Spruell, David 96 138 141 Stafford, Marva 96 Stafford. Renita 96 Standfield. Valleria 96 Stewart. Gayle 96. 161 Stoker Tom 96. 143, 155 Sullivan. Percy 96 Sussman. Debra 96. 157 Sweat, Randy 96 Terrill, Tara 96 206. 207 Terry Will 96. 88 118 127. 134 136. I 14. 101 131. 143. 145. 243. 232. 240 Thomas. Charlotte 96. 131. 136. 158 Thompson. Helen 96 Tinker, Debbie 96 148 Townley. Steve 96 Tracy. Selana 96 Tribbitt. Roxie 96 144 Tucker, Ricky 96 Turner. Ronald 96 Tyson, Johnny 96 Vailles. Debbie 96. 144 VanNatta. Wesley 96 134 138. 140 141. 145 158 Vincent. Tommy 96. 171 Voinche. Mike 96 Vore. Rhonda 96 Walding. Mitchell 96 Walker. Debra 96 Walker. Gwen 96 Walker. Mark 96. I 71 Wallace. Ronald 96. 148 Ward. Tom 96 Wardsworth Andrea 94. 151 Washington, Jeanette 96 Waterman Mike 96. 97 135, 171 Watkins. John 96 Watson, Joyce 96. 158 Waybright, Karon 96 Webster. Anna 96 Welch. Debra 96 88,118 136 114 121,131. 152. 165 Welch. Randy 96 148 Wheeler, Connie 96. 133 White. Jeffrey 96. 148. 149 Wicker, Cathy 96 Willcox, John 96.129.235 Williams. Beatrice 96 Williams. Beverly 96 Williams, Bonita 96 Williams. Calvin 96. 149 Williams. Cynthia 96 Williams. Darren 97. 138. 141 Williams, Denise 97 Williams. Edward 97 Williams. Henry 97 Williams. Paul 97.171.173 Williams. Stephanie 97 Williams. Terri 97 161 Williamson. Thomas 97.147 Willis. Terri 97. I 36. I 58 Wilmore. Keith 97 272 Wilson, Toni 97, 138 140. 141. 145. 158, 161 Woodward. Ed 97. 138, 140 141 Woody. Laura 97, I 37 131 158 Young Donald 97 FRESHMEN Abshire Kathy 99 Adams. Mary 99 Aguillard, Wanda 99 I 56 Alexander, Brent 99 Almgren. Phyllis 99.136 Anderson. Angela 99 Arnold, Diane 99 Atchley Mark 99 Austin. Phyllis 99. 138 141 Aymond. Denise 99. 153 Bankovic, John 99 Baptiste. Paulette 99 137 Barker Harvey 99 Barron. Kerri 99 Batiste. James 99 Bellard. Denise 99 Berjeaux. Sabrina 99 Berlin. John 99 114 131 Berry, Charlotte 99 Bialy. 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