Broadmoor High School - Buccaneer Log Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1962 volume:

� Buccaneer Log 1962 Broadmoor Junior-Senior High School Baton Rouge, Louisiana Our World Broadmoor 3 From It Comes . . . 5 East is east; west is west -And here the twain shall meet. Scholars A diller, a dollar, a ten o'clock scholar. What makes you come so soon? You used to come at ten o'clock And now you come at noon. And then the baby bear said: Here goes another two pointer. Terrible tryouts and training After-school practice sessions The game on your shoulders and everyone screaming Then there you are, a hero -The letter jacket and your name in the paper! It's worth the sore muscles, isn't it? 8 No. I better not tell that one. 10 And who are you voting for? And Artists And the 1962 Buccaneer Log. Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager TEDDY DONALDSON SHARON ROCKHOLD LINDA WHITEHEAD L k Table of Contents Dedication------------------------------ -15 Administration.............................16 Faculty....................................18 Classes------------------------------- - - 22 Juniors............................... 42 Sophomores -.......................... 50 Freshmen...............................58 Eighth Grade...........................64 Seventh Grade..................... 70 Athletics.............................. 76 Treasures----------------------------------94 Organizations and Activities--------------------------- 110 Advertisements -........................ 149 14 L k Dedication Graduation will mean many things in our lives, for it will be the start of new lives and the passing of old ones. With graduation comes memories and the realization of what we as persons and we as a class lave done for ourselves and our school. It is with pride and appreciation that we dedicate this edition of thp Buccaneer Log to the seniors, the first graduating class of Broadmoor; for. not only have they set the examples and principles which our school shall follow, but they have also created a spirit of pride and dedication that will remain a tradition. 15 MR. FRANK McLAVY, Principal B. S., M.Ed. - Louisiana State University It a task is once begun. Never leave it till it’s done. Be the labor great or small, Mr. Mac, you have done your job, getting Broadmoor off to a wonderful start, extremely well. It has taken two years, but in order to have the kind of school we wanted, we had to make haste slowly. Thank you for giving Broadmoor such an auspicious beginning. 16 Do it well or not at all. MR. FRED BANKSTON B.S., M.Ed. Louisiana State University Assistant Principal MR. JOSEPH BLANCHARD B. S., Southeastern M. S., Texas Tech. Guidance Counselor MRS. ALICE AUCOIN Science 7 Eastern Oregon College, B.S. MRS. MARY BARNETT Biology, Chemistry La. Polytechnic Institute, B.S.; L.S.U., M.E. VICTOR F. BERGERON General U., B.S. W. HARDY BOZANT Mathematics L.S.U., B.S., B.S., M.S. MISS JUDY BUNCH English, French L.S.U..B.S. MRS. LOUISE ALTON Vocal Music L.S.U., B.M.; Northwestern University, N.M. MALCOLM BUHLER Mathematics L.S.U.. B.S. HARVEY CANNON, Jll. Physical Education, Problems of Democracy L.S.U., B .S. MRS. BEVERLY CONNER Mathematics L.S.U.. B.S. MRS. MARTHA CROXTON English L.S.U.. B.S. LAWERENCE CUMBO Driver’s Education L.S.U., B.S. MRS. MARILYN DYKES Mathematics L.S.U., B.S. JERRY EPPERSON Mathematics, Physical Education Northwestern State College, B.S., M.Ed. MRS. INEZ ESTES French Miss. Women's College, B.A.; L.S.U., M.A. LEE FORTIER, JR. Band Director, Physical Education L.S.U.. B.M., M.M. MRS. ELIZABETH GAINES English, German L.S.U.. B.S. ROBERT GASTON Social Studies, Civics L.S.U., B.S. GLENN GREMILLION Mathematics L.S.U.. B.S. DONALD JONES American History Physical Education L.S.U., B.S., M.Ed. MRS. MILDRED KANE Physical Education La. Polytechnic Institute, B.A.; L.S.U., M.S. MRS. MARY LOIS KING Science 7, Mathematics Florida State University, B.S.; L.S.U., M.A. MRS. BETTY LAWRENCE Commerce L.S.U., B.S.. M.Ed. MRS. CORRIE LOEWEN Commerce Northwestern State College, B.S. JAMES MELTON Science, Biology La. Polytechnic Institute, B.A.; Northwestern State College, M.A. nu-p MRS. MONTEE MILNER Home Economics, Biology Southeastern La. College, B. A. MISS KATIE MYERS English, Civics Northwestern State College, B.A. MISS JERRY O'DONOVAN Physical Education Southeastern La. College, B.A. JOHN PENNINGTON, JR. Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing L.S.U.. B.S., M.S. CLYDE PERKINS Social Studies, World History Physical Education Louisiana College, B.S.; L.S.U.. M.Ed. MRS. PAT PHILLIPS Social Studies L.S.U., B.S. LOU PITALO Physical Education L.S.U., M.Ed. MRS. SALLY ROBERTS Civics, English Centenary College, B.S. MRS. BERTHA SANCHEZ Librarian L.S.U., L.S. in B.S. JAMES SELLS Art L.S.U., B.S., M.Ed. MRS. MERLE SMILEY English, World Geography Miss. Southern College, B.S.; L.S.U., M.Ed. MRS. SHIRLEY STINSON English Newcomb College, B.A. MRS. RUTH SYLVEST Home Economics L.S.U., B.S., M.S. MRS. DOROTHY TOOKE English La. Polytechnic Institute, B.A.; L.S.U., M.Ed. MRS. TENNIE TURNER English, Remedial Reading L.S.U., B.S. MISS JUANITA WALKER Speech La. Polytechnic Institute, B.A.; L.S.U., M.Ed. MRS. ANN WARNER Latin Florida State University, B.A. yS MRS. MARY WASSON Spanish Blue Mountain College, B.A.; L.S.U., M.Ed. DAN WINGATE General Science, Remedial Reading, Physical Education Northeast State College, B.S. MRS. MARIE MORRIS Secretary MRS. ELIZABETH WELLS Dietician MRS. HELEN ROYBAL Asst. Dietician MR. THOMAS JONES Custodian 21 Treasurer, LLOYD LINDSEY; Secretary, MILLIE RANDOLPH; Vice-President, WALTER SMITH; President, RICK NEVILS. Senior Officers 24 DIANE CARTER WHO’S WHO The ten Seniors’ Who's Who were chosen by the faculty members on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and service to the school. ANDREWS, CHERYL ( As dependable as the day is long.) Student Council; French; FTA, President 1962; FHA; BUCCANEERS’ BLADE Staff; Commerce Majors. BABIN, PRISCILLA (She has her winning ways.) Commerce Majors; TREASURE CHEST Staff. BARNETT, LUCILLE (A companion that is cheerful.) Beta; French; FTA; Band; All-Parish Band. BARRICK, GARY ( 'Tis better to play than do nothing.) Student Council; Jets; Math; Dramatic; Track; Basketball; B Club; Wittiest, 1962. BEARD, WILLARD (Growl for us.) Jets; B Club. BECK, JOHNNY (Life is what you make it.) Most Talented, 1962. BELCHER, DIANA (Nothing was ever lost by politeness.) Student Council; Beta; Spanish; Cheerleader; Most Courteous, 1962; Friendliest, 1961. BOTTOMS, BARBARA (Dynamite comes in small sticks.) PEM, President 1962; Commerce Majors. ANDREWS, CHERYL BEARD, WILLARD BA BLN, PRISCILLA BECK, JOHNNY BARNETT, LUCILLE BELCHER, DIANA BARRICK, GARY BOTTOMS, BARBARA 25 BRADLEY, DONNIE CARPENTER, CHARLES BRYANT, MARY CARROLL, HOMER BURRIS, SARAH CARTER, DIANE CANNING, WINSTON CHANEY, WILLIAM CARON, CAMILLE CHATELAIN, CAROL BRADLEY, DONNIE (I am as I am, so will I be.) Chorus. BRYANT, MARY (Never a dull moment.) Art; Commerce Majors; FHA. Class BURRIS, SARAH (Kindness is a golden chain.) Spanish; FHA: Boosters. CANNING, WINSTON (Naught venture; naught have.) CARON, CAMILLE (Gentle are her ways.) CARPENTER, CHARLES (Like a powder puff, I'm for women.) Student Council; Jets; Debate; Dramatic; Research; Mardi Gras Court 1961; Cutest 1962; Football; B Club. CARROLL, HOMER (Live and learn or die trying.) Jets; Football; B Club. CARTER, DIANE (Knowledge comes, but wisdom stays.) Student Council; Beta, President 1962; BUCCANEERS' BLADE Staff; Jets; French; Latin; FTA; Dramatic; Debate; Most Intelligent, 1961 and 1962; State Rally, English III. CHANEY, WILLIAM (Why worry? Life is too short.) Jets; Research; Archery; Track; B Club. CHATELAIN, CAROL (Full of fun, full of folly.) FHA. BONNIE FUGLER WHO'S WHO SHARON LAIC HE WHO’S WHO of 1962 CHESHIRE, BONNIE (Without music there is no life.) Beta; French; Band, President 1962; All-State Band and All-Parish Band 1961 and 1962; Head Majorette. CLACCIO, ANNA (I say: live and let live.) TREASURE CHEST Staff; BUCCANEER LOG Staff; FHA; Boosters; Office Aid. CORONA, NICK (Anything for a friend.) Beta; Key; Jets; Student Council, Vice-President 1962; Math; Football; Baseball; B Club; Most Courteous, 1961 and 1962. CULOTTA, SAM (Never in a hurry.) DAVID, JAMES (Not too sober, not too gay.) DE FRANCES, JEANETTE (Smile into life’s mirror.) Student Council; Latin; Debate; Speech. DONALDSON, TEDDY (Beware, I may do something yet.) Student Council; TREASURE CHEST Stafl; BUCCANEER LOG Staff. Co-Editor 1962; Art, Vice-President 1962; Commerce Majors. EDDY, ALLAN (’Tis as cheap sitting as standing.) CHESHIRE, BONNIE CIACCIO, ANNA DAVID, JAMES DE FRANCES, JEANETTE CORONA, NICK DONALDSON, TEDDY CULOTTA, SAM EDDY, ALLAN 27 ERVIN, SUSAN FELDMAN, RICHARD FILLASTRE, ARTHUR FORTENBERRY, RAY FOWLER. PAMELA FUGLER, BONNIE GENRE, FELIX GLOVER, BARRY GOMEZ, DIXIE GOSS, SANDRA ERVIN, SUSAN (Happiness is made to share.) Student Council; Jets; FHA; German, President 1962; Debate; Speech; PEM; GAA; Archery, Vice-President 1961. FELDMAN, RICHARD (Work has never hurt anyone.) Jets; Research; Concert Band; District Band 1962; All-Parish Jazz Band 1962. FILLASTRE, ARTHUR (All the world loves a friend.) FORTENBERRY, RAY (Make hay while the sun shines.) Jets; Library; Basketball; B Club. FOWLER, PAMELA (Let not education interfere with romance.) FHA, Parliamentarian 1962. JOHN LAY WHO’S WHO FUGLAR, BONNIE (Pearl of great price.) Student Council, President 1961; Beta; Jets; French; PEM; FHA, President 1961, Southern District President 1961; Junior FHA Chapter Advisor 1962; Homecoming Court 1962; Queen 1961; Most Popular, J.961; Miss BHS, 1962; Mardi Gras Court 1962; State Rally, Home Economics III; Good Citizen Award. GENRE, FELIX (Judge not by height.) Archery, President 1961; Cheerleader 1961. GLOVER, BARRY (Men of few words are the best men.) Archery; Track; B Club. GOMEZ, DIXIE (A light heart lives long.) FHA; Commerce Majors. GOSS, SANDRA (Zest is the secret of all beauty.) 28 Band; Majorette; Mardi Gras Court, 1962. DIANA BELCHER WHO' WHO GOSS, SHARON (Beauty lives with kindness.) Student Council; Band; Majorette; Mardi Gras Court; Cutest Girl, 1962; Beauty Pageant, First. GREER, SUZANNE (A blush is pretty, but inconvenient.) French; Latin; Library; President 1961; Boosters; PEM. GROVES, SANDRA (Full of fun and fancy free.) Girls' State; Student Council; Key Club Sponsor; Spanish, Vice-President 1961, President 1962; GAA; PEM; Cheerleader; Most School Spirit, 1962; Homecoming Queen 1962; Mardi Gras Court 1962. GURLEY, RONALD (Born for Success.) Student Council, President 1962; French; Jets; Key, Vice-President 1962; Dramatics; Debate; Math; Football; Basketball; Track; B Club; State Rally, Extemporaneous Speaking. HANSEN , RICHARD (Success is doing, not wishing.) Boys’ State; Key; Beta; Jets; Student Council; Spanish; French; Research; Concert Band; State Rally, Albegra II. HELOUIN, JAMES (Says little, but thinks lot.) Band. HEWITT, DIANE (Live. Laugh, and Love.) Junior Red Cross; Spanish; Band; Majorette. HIGHTOWER, ALENE (Fair and softly goes far.) HILL. NANCY (Reserved, yet full of fun.) Beta; Art; FTA; PEM; Junior Red Cross. HOGAN, JOHN (Wit and wisdom are born with man.) Key; Jets; French; Latin; Math; BUCCANEERS' BLADE Staff; Most School Spirit, 1962. GOSS, SHARON HELOUIN, JAMES GREER, SUZANNE HEWITT, DIANE GROVES, SANDRA HIGHTOWER, ALENE GURLEY, RONALD HILL, NANCY HANSEN, RICHARD HOGAN, JOHN HOLLOWAY, BERNARD JUSTICE, PATRICIA HOTARD, WARREN KENYON, CLAIRE JOHNSON, WILLIAM KRYSO, JANICE JOHNSON, PEGGY LAICHE, SHARON JONES, CARLTON LANDRY, BURNELLE HOLLOWAY, BERNARD (The world is his who enjoys it.) Debate; Industrial Arts; Archery. HOTARD, WARREN (Suit your manner to the man.) Key; Jets. JOHNSON, WILLIAM (Life is too short for books.) Jets; Speech; Basketball; Track; B” Club. JOHNSON. PEGGY (Oh! To dance all night.) Spanish; Library, Vice-President 1961, President 1962; FTA; PEM; BUCCANEER LOG Staff, Snapshot Editor. JONES, CARLTON (You’ve seen nothing yet.) Library; Industrial Arts; Baseball; Track; Football, Most Valuable Player 1961; B Club. JUSTICE, PATRICIA (Success should be its own reward.) Art; Office Aid. KENYON, CLAIRE (With a song in my heart.) Spanish; BUCCANEERS' BLADE Staff. KRYSO, JANICE (Silence is golden.) German; Junior Red Cross; Art; Beta. LAICHE, SHARON (Good things come in small packages.) Student Council; Key Club Sponsor; Beta; French; Latin, President 1962; BUCCANEER LOG Staff; Best Dressed, 1961 and 1962. LANDRY, BURNELLE (Few words, but high ideals.) Band. SANDY GROVES WHO’S WHO 30 NICK CORONA WHO’S WHO LAY, JOHN (All tongues speak well of him.) Boys' State; Beta; Key, President 1962; Jets; Student Council, Treasurer 1962; Spanish; Math; Basketball; Track; B Club; State Rally; Most Intelligent, 1962. LEWIS, JIMMY (Why worry over trifles?) Jets; Football; Track. LEWIS, SARA (Always in a good humor.) French; FT A; FHA; Boosters; Library; BUCCANEERS' BLADE Staff. LINDSEY, LLOYD (I never think of the future.) Student Council; Key; Jets; Dramatic; Debate; Student Government 1961; Mardi Gras King, 1961; Best Personality, 1962; Basketball; Football; ”B ' Club; Wittiest, 1961; Senior Class Treasurer. LOCKE, JOY (Virture is its own reward.) LONG, MARILYN (Gay and happy is she.) French; FTA; FHA; PEM, Vice-President 1962; Boosters. LUTZE, RICK (There are millions in it.) Key; Jets; French; Debate; Speech; Math; Football; ’’B Club; State Rally; Most Likely to Succeed, 1962. LYNN, CAROL (No sooner said than done.) Student Council; Jets; French; FTA; Most Likely to Succeed, 1962; Valentine Sweetheart. MARSHALL, MARILYN (Somebody’s someone.) FTA; Commerce Majors; Third place in Talent Show and Beauty Contest 1961. MEAD, NANCY (Says little, but thinks lot.) French; Speech; BUCCANEER LOG Staff, Organization Editor; BUCCANEERS’ BLADE Staff. LAY, JOHN LEWIS, JIMMY LEWIS, SARA LINDSEY, LLOYD LOCKE. JOY LONG. MARILYN LUTZE, RICK LYNN, CAROL MARSHALL, MARILYN MEADE, NANCY METTERNICK, RAYMOND MIDWIKIS, J. D. McMillan, Robert negley, gloria MURPHY. PAT NOORMAN, LARRY MONCERET, GLENN NEVILS, RICK MURTES, DOORHIES NORCKAUER, CHRISTEN] METTERNICK, RAYMOND (Judge not a book by its cover.) Transfer from CHS. MIDWIKIS, J. D. (Just living for the fun of it.) Student Council, Treasurer 1961; Key; Track; Jets, President 1962; Football; Debate; Most Popular, 1961. MONCERET, GLENN (Bless your little pointed head.) Math; Football; Jets. MURPHY. PATRICIA (To know her is to love her.) French; FHA; FTA; BUCCANEERS’ BLADE Staff; Guidance Office Aid. MURTES, DOORHIES (Kindness is a virtue itself.) TREASURER CHEST Staff; Commerce Majors, Vice-President; Chorus; Office Aid. McMILLAN, ROBERT (Still water runs deep.) NEGLEY, GLORIA (Her smile will go a long way.) FHA. NEVILS, RICK (Nowhere so busy a man as he.) Student Council; Key, President 1961; Jets; Math; Research; Debate; Speech; BUCCANEERS' BLADE Staff; Mr. BHS, 1962; Senior Class President; Best Dressed, 1961. NOORMAN, LARRY (Life is a serious proposition.) NORCKAUER, CHRISTINE (With a sweet air.) Transfer from New Jersey. SHANNON WILLIAMS WHO’S WHO 32 CHERYL ANDREWS WHO'S WHO O'BRIEN, PAT PARKER, CAROLYN PETERS, JOYCE PRATT, GAIL O'BRIEN, PAT (Fore women and golf.) Golf; Transfer from New Mexico. PARKER. CAROLYN (Be always merry.) Student Council; Student Government; FHA; FTA; PEM; Commerce Majors; Junior Red Cross; Boosters; Wittiest, 1962. PATTERSON, PAT (Busy? Have I ever stopped?) Student Council, Vice-President 1961; Dramatics; PEM; Beta; FTA; Junior Red Cross; Boosters; Mardi Gras Court, Ball Captain 1961; Biggest Flirt, 1961. PEGUES, KERN fAn air of humor surrounds him.) Jets; Football; Basketball; Baseball. PEGUES, WARREN (In the great Master’s steps went he, with patience and humility.) Football, All-District, Honorable All-State and Sportsmanship Trophy. PETERS, JOYCE (You arc our sunshine.) French; Library; Commerce Majors. PRATT, GAIL (Her work is well done.) Student Council; Commerce Majors, President; Junior Red Cross; TREASURE CHEST Staff, Co-Editor. RANDOLPH, MILLIE (The effervescence of enthusiasm.) Student Council; Beta; Key Club Sponsor; PEM; Mardi Gras Queen 1961; Cheerleader; Best Personality, 1962; Senior Class Secretary. REESE, EMERSON (Pure individuality.) Commerce Majors. RIBES, MARY LOU (Full of sparkle, dash and go.) FTA; PEM; Art; Guidance Office Aid. PATTERSON, PAT PF.GUES, KERN PEGUES, WARREN RANDOLPH, MILLIE REESE, EMERSON RIBES, MARY LOU im ROGERS, WAYNE SMITH, WALTER RUBE, LESLIE SPILLER, CALLIE SCHMIDT, BOBBIE SPRUILL, GEORGE SEAL, RAY STARNES, ROBERT SERRANO, CYNTK: SWITZER, BLALNE ROGERS, WAYNE (Hear much, speak little.) RUBE, LESLIE (Laugh and be happy.) Jets. SCHMIDT, BOBBIE (If I can't write it, I can draw it.) Student Council; TREASURE CHEST Staff; Commerce Majors; Art, President 1962. SEAL, RAY (So shall it be.) Golf; Transfer from CHS. SERRANO, CYNTHIA (Her actions speak for her.) Library; Commerce Majors. SMITH, WALTER (Live to learn and learn to live.) Student Council; Key; Beta; Jets; Latin; Math; Research; Senior Class Vice-President; Best Dressed, 1962. SPILLER, CALLIE (Many books are worrisome.) French. SPRUILL, GEORGE (Who? Me study?) Industrial Arts; Archery; Football. STARNES, ROBERT (Men of few words are the best men. ) SWITZER, BLAINE (I know I'in carefree.) Student Council; Junior Red Cross. RICK NEVILS WHO’S WHO 34 MRS. ALTON and MRS. LAWRENCE Sponsors THOMPSON. MIKE (He wasn’t no saint.) Transfer. TOUPS, ROBERT (The good side of the ledger.) Commerce Majors; BUCCANEERS' BLADE Staff; Football. TRAMEL, WINSTEAD (Dare I disturb the universe?) Football. VIDRINE, HERBERT (I’m not lazy; Just dreaming.) VILLARREAL, CAROLYN (A sweet quiet kind of grace.) Spanish. VINCENT, SHERRY (The very flower of youth.) Spanish; Speech; Junior Red Cross; PEM; Boosters; Office Aid. WASHINGTON, SYLVIA (Chatter, chatter as I go.) Student Council, Secretary 1962; Jets; FHA; PEM; FTA; Archery; Cheerleader. WEATHERSBY, JOHN (Silence never betrays you.) WILLIAMS, SHANNON (All the world’s a stage.) Debate; Dramatics; BUCCANEERS' BLADE Staff; Voice of Democracy” Winner; Most Talented, 1962. WORSHAM, DIANE (Gentle as she goes.) French; FHA; Junior Red Cross; PEM; Boosters. THOMPSON, MIKE TOUPS, ROBERT TRAMEL, WINSTEAD VIDRINE, HERBERT VINCENT, SHERRY WASHINGTON, SYLVIA WEATHERSBY, JOHN WILLIAMS, SHANNON VILLAREAL, CAROLYN WORSHAM. DIANE Senior Bucshots One to grow on Physic?! SENIOR WILL Anna Mae Ciaccio leaves her Buccarcttc position to Dorothy Parrino, when she gets kicked out of cheerleaders. Pat Patterson leaves her flirting ability to Jack Possum1 Dyer. Shannon Williams leaves her ability to speak to quiet, meek Dianne Raymond. Rick Nevils leaves his golf swing to Bobby Coxe. Jeanette DeFrances leaves her long hair to Mary Lou Coffey. Millie Randolph leaves her drivers license to Linda Henry. Burnelle Landry leaves his gym suit to Mike Grand. Pat Murphy leaves her outstanding ability and accoi -plishments to Kathy Kovacs. Sandy Groves leaves her big mouth to Becky Gcller. Lloyd Lindsey leaves his physique to David Hoblit. Bobbie Schmidt leaves her bottle of black hair dye to Betty Bagwell. Peggy Johnson leaves her stripped shoes and streaked hair to anyone who will take them. Teddy Donaldson leaves her natural blonde hair and a bottle of bleach to Sheila Templet. Lucille Barnett leaves the school bassoon to any old wind bag who wants it. 36 Oh, Danny Boy Beat-niks with tails? Mr. Bankston - back when? You What? Sara Lewis leaves her braces to Ann Williams. Sandra and Sharon Goss leave their pointers on how to get the best of your twin sister, to the Estes Twins, Margaret and Rosemary. Sherry Vincent leaves her naturally blonde hair to Rosemary Estes. Barry Glover leaves his Texas accent to Joy Williams. Bill Chaney leaves his serious attitude to Rosemary Estes. Marilyn Long leaves Harry to Jan Purdin. Dianne Worsham leaves her ballet shoes to Cheryl Tullier. Pam Fowler leaves the remainder of the Switzer family to a certain blonde. Blame Switzer leaves his common sense to Robbie Duthu. Carolyn Vill3rre3l leaves her grammar to Marianne Jenson. Sharon Laiche leaves her ability to thoroughly confuse herself and her teachers to any student of Broadmoor High School. Doorhies Murtes leaves her ability to love and respect her teachers to any student of Broadmoor High School. Bernard Hollaway, being of sound mind, leaves his bowstring to Ann Wolfe. All trash-ha! ha! -in here!! Dianne Hewitt leaves her stick and boots to the person filling her place next year in the majorette line. Seniors C. Andrews P. Babin L. Barnett G. Barrick D. Belcher B. Bottoms J. Bryant A. Burris E. Canning N. Carona C. Carpenter H. Carroll D. Carter B. Chaney C. Chatalain A. Ciaccio J. David J. de Frances T. Donaldson R. Feldmen P. Fowler B. Fugler M. Genre B. Glover S. Goss S. Goss S. Groves R. Gurley J. Helown D. Hew In A. Hightower N. Hill B. Holloway W. Hotard B. Johnson P. Johnson P. Justice c. Kenyon J. Kryso S. Laiche B. Landry J. Lewis S. Lewis L. Lindsey M. Long R. Lutze C. Lynn M. Marshall B. McMillan N. Mead J. D. Midwikis P. Murphy D. Murtes G. Monceret R. Nevils C. Parker P. Patterson K. Pegues J. Peters M. Randolph L. Rube B. Schmidt J. Spiller G. Spruill B. Switzer M. Thomson W. Tramel H. Vidrine C. Villarreal S. Vincent S. Williams S. Washington D. Worsham Remember When? Pickle Rube leaves his many great loves to Mike Patterson. Warren Hotard leaves his hairy chest and shoulders to Brooks Scott. Pat Justice leaves her weight reducing pills to Judy Andrews. Jo Ann Gryant leaves her 40 50 vison to Glen O'Banion. Suzanne Greer leaves her ability to blush and get excited to Dee Allred. Ronald Gurley leaves his partial Insanity which accom panics anyone who is crazy enough to take on the Student Council and J.N.P. Gail Pratt leaves her neck brace to any one unlucky junior that gets in a wreck. Nancy Mead leaves four inches of her height to Laurie Lee. George Spruill leaves Mr. Pennington some peace and quiet for next year. Carol Lynn leaves her guitar to Rosemary Estes. Carolyn Parker leaves her dimples to Lynette Bennett. Nancy Hill leaves her book sense, common sense, and non-sense that I might have acquired at Broadmoor High School to Peggy Comer. Dixie Gomex leaves her height to Dot Ivy and her strength to Gwen Foret. Alene Hightower leaves her once-a-week hair coloring to Andy Clausen. Homer Carroll leaves his strength and muscles to Greg Jones. Billy Johnson leaves his height to Gary Gomez. Janice Kryso leaves her sincere silence to all mouth Mary Lou Coffey. Priscilla Babin leaves her natural hair color to Sis, Roma. Marilyn Marshall leaves her figure to Kathy Kovacs. Bubba Culotta leaves his straight A average to Bob Schmidt. Allan Eddy leaves his finger prints to Broadmoor High School. Mary Lou Ribes leaves her broad figure to Sheila Templet. Jr. Spillcr leaves his coonie temper to Jimmy Brousard. Joyce Peters leaves her Bookkeeping desk and chair to Robbie Duthu. Cherry Andrews leaves her Bookkeeping book to Brenda Husscr. Gary Barrick leaves his heart to Dot Ivy. Ann Buris leaves her fingernails to Frances Avance. John B. Weathersby leaves his toupee to Felix Blanchard, as he may need it some day. Jimmy Helouin leaves his textbooks to Conrad McKay. James David leaves his tremendous size to Sweet. Treasurer, JACK DYER; Secretary, JAN PURDIN; Vice-President, MAUREEN GALLOWAY: President, DON CALVIN. 42 Junior Officers In Tile nor am Allred, Dec Bagwell, Betty Bennett, Martha Brignac, Wayne Andrews, Judy Barnes, Larry Besson, Bob Broussard, James Ashford, Judy Barrick, Barbara Best, Carol Broussard, Jimmy Babin, Roma Bass, Mike Best, Kenneth Brown, Joe Bachman. Kathy Bcaucoudray, Barbara Blanchard, Felix Caine, Brenda Baden, Barbel Bennett, Lynette Booth, Martha Caldwell, Judy Calvin. Don Clark, Mike Junior Cline, Bill David, Randy Duthu, Robbie Esdorn, Richard Coffey, Mary Davidson, James Dyer, Jack Estes, Margaret Collom, Steve Davis, Bettye Eddy, Daniel Estes, Rosemary Comer, Peggy Day. Curtis Edwards, Susan Fawley, Pete Coxe, Bobby Dechman, Thomas Ellington, Devon Foret, Gwen Croissant, Susan Doughty, Betty Erwin, Macllen Galloway, Maureen Geller, Becky Hoblit, David Johnson, Ray Lay, Richard Genre, Jimmy Holla way, Sue Jensen, Marianne Lee, Laurie Grand, Michael Houston, Vicki Kelly, Frank Lester, Michael Guillory, Jim Husser, Brenda Kovacs, Kathy Little, Pat Haymon, Diane Ivy, Dot Laing, Lauren Logan, Jean Henry, Linda James, Charles Latil, Elaine McKay, Conrad Class McNeely, Betty McQueen, Barbara Melton, Jeanne Messersmith, Susan Class Millsaps, Carroll Pace, Pam Ritter, Wayne Sanders, Foxy Neal, Sammie Pattison, Mike Rockhold, Sharon Schopflen, Sherry Neptune, Pat Porter, Jack Rogillio, Ronald Scott, Brooks O'Banion, Glynn Purdin, Jan Roybal, Eddie Shacklett, Mary O’Brien, Mike Rando, Douson Russell, Cliff Short, Nina 0 Neal, James Rhorer, Janie Sallinger, Clyde Skyring, Mickey Soileau, Kay Tracy, Pat Watson, Sidney Wilder, Glen Sommers, Laverne Tullier, Cheryl Wax, Barbara Wilkinson, Doug Swcaringcr, Betty Tullier, Mickey-Wells, Anita Williams, Ann Templet, Shelia Tyson, John Weintritt, George Williams, Tommy Thomas, Dale Valentine, Russy Whitehead, Barry Williams, Joy Tollett, Johnny Wall, Elizabeth Whitehead, Linda Willie. Barbara Bucshots Writing notes? Aillet, Betty Alexander, Judy Avants, Frances Baker, Becky Ballard, Bruce Baston, Robert Batts, Susan Beck, George Bellows, Judy Bellue, Effie Bennett, Edwin Benton, Andy Benton, Ann Bergeron, David Best, James Blanchard, Ann 50 Sophomore Bogan, Cheryl Bonenfant, Chris Bostic, Lynda Bourgeois, Pamela Boyles, Glynda Braucht, Barry Braun, Maureen Breaux, Theresa Brewer, Linda Briggs, Susan Broussard, Tommyc Bruce, Alvin Brown, Ronald Brown, Tommy Buckley, Steve Burhans, Greg Cadwallader, Lancy Campbell, Raymond Caraway, Kay Cassens, Cordell Chapmen, Jeff Clausen, Andy Comeaux, James Cooper, Jackie Corona, Charles Covington, Sammy Crawford, Carolyn Crawford, Donald Crawford, Ronald Cullota, Mike Culmone, Artina Culmonc, Margaret David, James Davis, Sandra Class Davis, Sharon DcFranccs, Ronnie Dittmar, Sue Drake, Wyn Durbin. Thomas Elkins, Barry Estis, Dennis Farris, Peggy Fawley, Susan Fesgan, Melanie Fitzsimmons, Sharon Flack, Richard Fleming, Jim Flynn, Cecelia Fontenot, Donald Foote, John Fortenberry, Weldon Frasca, Terry Fritcher, Jerry Genius, Jimmy Gcrlach, Sandra Gomez, Thadys Gonzales. Sandra Goodart, James Groves, Jan Guy, Jane Haller, Roberi Hanely, William Harclson, Sam Hatcher, Wayne Hayes, Douglas Heiman, Beth Helmke, Larry Hennigan, Ricky Hermann, Carol Class Hewitt, Charles Hill, Bobby Holland, Leroy Holmes, Barbara Holt, Pat Holthaus, Candy Hoover, Jimmy Houston, Jack Iehle, Karen Ingalls, Jim Jack, Terry Jackson, Cheryl Jarnagin, Ronnie Jelly, Vaughn Johnson, Mike Johnson, Patty Jones, Blake Jones, Greg Jones, Ruth Jordon, Dottie Jordon, Wanda Karras, Gregory King, Tim Kirkland, Skipper Kohler, John L3Fleur, Richard Lane, George Langlois, Charlotte Langlois, Cheryl LeBlanc, Michel Lewis, Erin Lewis, Robert Lindsey, Hollis Lipscomb, John Little, Bronwyn Lugenbuhl, Cynthia Lustid, John Marsh, Melinda Martin, Ann Martin, Carl Mayear, Warren McCallister, Robert McDaniel, Robert McGrath, Robert Melanson, Melanie Mid wikis, Helen Miles, Mary Ann Miller, Jimmy Miller, Marlene Millsaps, Betty Mil Isa ps, Jane Milton, Patty Mixon, Howard Monceret, Linda Moody, Michael Moorman, Ricky Murtes, Peter Neal, Edith Neames, Dennis Newman, Bill Normand. Vivian Nosser, Lexy Parrino, Dorothy Patton, Lynda Payne, Pamela Peek, Sandra Peterson. Diane Phillippe, Evelyn Phillips, Donna 54 Prejean, Brenda Quinn, Kathy Randall, Carolyn Rhorer, Bill Ricks Gordon Rodrigue, Patricia Salassi, Gladys Scardina, Dianne Schaffer, George Schillings, Randy Schmidt, Bob Shacklett, Bob Shukcr, Ann Sibley, Lynn Sims, Donna Singuefield, John Skyring, Pat Sledge, Linda Smith, Gene Smith, Sandra Snyder, Karl Spurger, Jimmy St. Angelo, Michael Staring, Sidney Stewart, Barbara Stoltz, Valerie Suibblefield, Diane Suggo, Alison Swaim, Bob Switzer, Terry Thompson, Stewart Thornton, Patsy Tolusso, Lynn Tyson, Thomas Vallot, Kermit Varnado, Kelly Vessier, Toni Vincent, Vicki Villarreal, Cris Waghorne, Dick Walker, James Washington, Ronnie Watson, Sylvia White. Marilee White, Patricia Williams, David Wilson, Odessa Wright, Sylvia Zettle, Kay 55 i The Roosters Hi, Bucs! Mexico, here we come! Drummer Boy Batts!! 10th Grade U. N. Consultant-- Giving is part of Christmas Hi, doll! Batts??? You wanta take my picture? Any request? Jerry Sabalik Alka Seltzer, anyone? Bucshots Wow! Ronald Metternich A popular new FIGURE at Broadmoor Achord, Jerome Albritton, Pam Alderman, Danny Andrews, Arthur Andrews, Cynthia Ansclmo, Samuel Ashcraft, Judy Babin, Donald Babin, Jimmy Babington, James Bachman, Gretchen Badcaux, Jessie Bag ley, Starr Baltz, John Barnett, Michael Barnett, Rex Bartholomew, Mary Batson, Pat Beck, Theo Bendon, Sharon Bickham, Thomas Blankenship, John Blondean, Roy Bodie, Paul Freshman Bordelon, Linda Bottoms, Billy Bracken, San Bradley, Jane Bradv, Roy Braun, Kathleen Brown, Charlie Brown, Becky Bryan, Rhonda Brumfield, Ronnie Bryant, Tim Buckley, Robert Budden, Karen Burgess, Pat Burgess, Trudy Butler, David Caine, Pat Calbert, David Calloway, Sharon Carpenter, Kay Carter, William Cefalu, $andra Chclcttc, Jessie Cheshire. Clint Clinard, Melody Cline. Laura Coltherp, Mike Cor.rad. Susan Constantine. Suzanne Coniine, Wendell Cooper, Nelda Cornelius, Bill Cox, John Cruch, Sandra Crout, Tom Daigle, Patsy Dale, Randall Davis, Nancy Day, Janice DeCuir, Pat DeFoore, Ann DeFrancis, Jim Dcslatte, Jerry Dcville, Nelwyn Didier, Marcel Dreher, Ronald Druslied, Laurel Duncan, Johnny Class Dyer, Ronald Dyer, Stan Eason, Susan Eshenroden, Owen Feldman, Michael Fisk, Susie Fletcher, Richard Fontaine, Darla Fortenberry, Charlotte Foy, Cynthia Frasca, Jeanette Friedman, Harriet Fritcher, Sherry Garrot, Bob Gautreaux, Arlei. Gill, Lavcrn Gomez, Buzzy Gomez, Richard Gordon, Billy Gough, Kenneth Goza, Sandy Graham, Linda Greer, Bubba Guy, Linda Haase, Eddie Hamm, Cindie Hanley. William Hansen, Steven Hardgrove, Joanne Harelson, Steve Harmon, Jackie Harper, Mike Hayden, Gary Haymon, Martin Heard, Cindy Heathcrly, Susan Heiman, Meyer Herrell, Richard Higgenbottom, Larry Hima, George Hines, Florence Hoffman, Joel Hogan, Mike Holliman, Jerry Hotard, Ronnie Hubert, Mary Hunter, Carolyn Hurst, Sheryl Class Jackson, Mike Johnson, Annette Johnson, Billy Johnston, Eddy Jordon, Paul Kane, Robert Kelly, Dixie Kenyon, Anne Kirst, Victor Kidd. Jim Kimble, Paul Krrighten, James Koenig, Kathy Kreig, Grethcn Kyzar, Zonara Landry, Kathy Larson, Marjorie Lee, Morgan Lemoine, Brenda Leopard, Danny Lindsy, Janet Lowe, Judy Maranto, Michael Marshall, Sharon Mathis, Charles Mayes, Jeff MacLean, Bill MacNaughton, Bill McBride, Becky McCallum, Noy McChory, Freddy McClung, Patricia McLean, Jim McNabb, Brenda Mead, Bill Milner, Rusty Milton, Sharon Montgomery, John Moorman, Carol Morgan, Chuck Morgan. Dave Mosier, John Nason, Lou Nekluton, Elena Neptune, Connie Nettles, David Nevils, Node Newman, Donna Noble, Judy Nossek, Richard Nunn, Linda Oliver. Vic O'Neal, Marilyn Parker, Wally Parmelee, Janice Pearce, Allan Pegues, Gary Percy, Chaille Peters, Charles Pethlei, Susan Poche, Gorden Pokorny, Christy Polito, Karla Rando, Richard Reeves, Susan Rhodes, Ladd Rich, Betty Richards, Carol Ricks. Albin Rogillio, Scott Root, Janice Rush, Glenda Rutledge, Beverly Sanchez, Gayle Satch, Hillary Scardina, Linda Schexnayder, Susan Schmidt, Mary Lou Semeca, Joe Self, William Setton, Barbara Shaffer, Terry Shaheen, Bobby Shaheen, Ronnie Shaw, Carolyn Sheppard, Susan Sherwood, Mike Smith, David Smith, Lee Smith, Lonnie Stafford, Susan Stanmyers, Candy Stien, Robert Stlegler, Cindy Stinson, Bruce Stubblefield, Lynne Sumrall, Sharon Sutton, Georgiannc Switzer, Mike Terito, Judy Theriot, Milton Thomas, Linda Thompson, Candace Thompson, Robert Thorney, Barbara Touchet, Renee Toups, Sally Vessier, Toni Walker, Richard Wascom, Delores Washaucr, Gay Watkins, Armond Watkins, David Wax, C. J. White, Lee Roy Wilson, Bobby Williamson, Billy Williams, Jimmy Williams, Linda Wirth, Phillip Zainmit, Diane ■ Adams, A. C. Adams. Gregory Addison, Cathy Airhart, Lana Alexander, Mike Alexander, Thoi Anderson, Van Andrews, Julia Andrews, Robbie Auglin, Billy Austin, Ronald Babin, Eloise Bagwell, Peggy Baker, Suzan Baldwin, Jeffrey Bankston, Rebecca Barner, Rodney Barnes, Marc Barilleaux, Hunter Begue, Sheldon Benton, Brenda Betancourt, Bonnie Blouin. Rita Booth, Linda Eighth Borne, Catherine Botsford, Kathleen Bourgeois, Annette Bourque, Kathryn Bowman, David Broussard, Charlotte Brown, Bonnie Brown, Gloria Bruce, Linda Brugmann, Billy Brumfield, Susan Bryant, Sheila Burgess, Kenneth Buschlen, Ralph Cadwallader, John Calvin, Sandra Campbell, Gene Carper, Vicki Champagne, Suzanne Chelette, Carl Cheshire, Clarence Clayton, Diane Comeaux, Roger Comeaux, Wayne Comer, Sharon Cothern, Michael Cowlishav, Jeff Cox, Roy Cox, Victor Crawford, Brian Crook, DeWitt Cunard, Luana Cunningham, Gary Davis, Augelle Davis, Jesse DeFoore, Lynn Dew, Danny Dreher, Joe Durand, Sammie Dupuy, Susan Dykes, Sharon Egan, William Edwards, Glenn Elkins, Clarence Grade Eshenroder, Barbara Fanto, Jill Farrell, Thomas Fesgen, Harianne Fletcher, Steven Floyd, Vicki Foret, Brent Foret, Brian Fowler, Ernest Gill, Sarah Gibson, Glenn Goldstein, Gregory Gomez, Gary Goza, Jerry Graham, Jean Grant, Diane Haase. David Hamilton, Carolyn Hamon, Clay Hanna, David Hansen, Linda Harbour, Robert Harelson, Michael Harlow, Donald Hazel, Grady Heaton, Kathy Hedgepeth, Linda Helouin, Randy Henry, Dick Herrell, Joyce Hewitt, Nancy Hoagland, Marye Hodge, Shelby Holden, Ellen Holeman, William Holland, Susan Holmes, Richard Hyctt, Ralph Jack, Michele Jensen, Diane Johnson, Karen Johnson, Richard Jones, Joell Kent, Wayne Kitchens, Wallace Kyzar, Pat LaFargue, Terry LaFargue, Tommy Class Lanbert, Ann Lane, Beth Larson, Melanie Leak. Carter Lee, Ashley Leonard, Linda Lester, Karen Levatino, Richard Lindsay, Hubert Logan, David Lorio, Paula Lutze, Ronald Lyon, Cheryl Maher, Tommy Major, Roland Malone, Ronald Mason, Mary Lew Marsh, Allison Mayeux, David McAnally, Rosemarie McCallum, Joan McDaniel, Alan 66 McGrath, Susan McNabb, Suzanne McNeely, John Melilli, Danny Mertzweiller, Jo Ann Middleton, Bill Midwikis, Liz Miller, Eugene Miller, Mary Miller, Mike Mixon, Kalis Monceret, Danny Morgan, Gwen Mouch, Kathy Neal, Claudia Neal, Margaret Negley, Charlene Nolan, Leslie Nolen, Becky Norckaucr, Bill Oliver, Nancy O'Quinn, Linda Pearce, Steve Pegues, David Perry, Ralph Pertuis, Dianne Peterson, Richard Pethel, Barbara Phillips, Barry Poche, Gayle Price, Rusty Pushker, Judy Rando, Darlene Randolph, Linda Reed, Christine Reeves, Paul Rcichle, Allison Reid, D’Juana Ricks, Cathy Roberts, Joann Roberts, Walter Robinson, Kelma Robinson, Meredith Root, Jackie Sanchez, Bubba Sanders, Leila ' Schultz, Jamc; Sherman, Detoy Singer, Carolyn Smiley, Edward Smith, Glenn Smith, Jimmie Smith, Paul Smith, Terry Synder, John Spain, Sally Spiller, Gary Spitalc, Linda Stockstill, Wally Stonecipher, Rei'.'. Stout, Diane Stovall, Chris Strasburg, Linda Stringer, Thomas Summerell, Jack Sumrall, Glend3 Thomas, Jimmy Thompson, Joe Thompson, Olivia Tircuit, Tim Touchet, Timmy Tramel, Linda Tullier, Ann Varnado, Peggy Venable, Catherine Walker, David Walker, Patsy Wallace, Pat Ward, James Weiland, Kay Wells, Patsy White, Charles Whitlock, Melinda Wilkinson, Sidney Wilklow, Janice Williams, Donna Williams, Janice Wilson, Frank Wirth, Roger Zettl, Lana 68 Eighth Grade Bucsh Whose legs! ? How about that? Let's do something different Yeah, Bucs! Future Diors of America many lines this time William Adams, Cathy Albritton, Brer.;: Ammon, Donna Anderson, Larry Anderson, Susar Andrews, Donna Andrews, Mary .- . Anglin, Kenneth Armistead, Theus Ashcraft, Dianne Baltz, Richard Barker, Mary Barnett, Glen Barnett, Kathleen Barrett, Steve Barrilleaux, Sindee Beagle, Tommy Beaucoudray, Gene Bellows, Kay Bcllue, Hughey Bennett, William Seventh Bergeron, David Best, Dean Best, Thomas Bickman, Beverly Biller, Faye Blankenship, Marilyn Blouin, Judy Bodi, David Bourgeois, Melanie Boyles, Maelene Bradley, Alice Brignac, Brenda Broussard, Durrell Broussard, Larry Brown, Marcia Browning, Criss Budden, Susan Burhans, Terry Buschlen, Curtis Caldwell, Michael Capron, Marlene Cartwright, Charles Caves, James Chandler, Jackie Chaney, Trudy Cline, Catherine Colvin, Michael Corcoran, Marie Cothern, Cynthia Crawford, Barbara Creech, Dianne Curry, Danny Curtis, Jamie Cutler, Kim Daigle, Rene Davis, Edward Davis, Fern DeFrances, Frank DeLatte, Bruce DcVall, Shari Douglas, Elizabeth Dyer, Duaine % PHOIO NOT AVAIiARM Edwards, Russell Epps, Patricia Farris, Pam Grade Felps, Carolyn Felton, Charlotte Fleming, Peter Fleming, Robert Fletcher, Betty Fletcher, Leslie Flynn, Jane Fogg, Talmadge Foote, Barbara Forbes, Dan Fortenberry, Brenda Foster, Lynn Fox, Alan Friedman, Judith Galey, Jan Galloway, Susan Geller, Charles Genius, Sidney Goss, William Gough. Suzanne Goza, Gary Guarine, David Gulledge, David Gurley, James Guy, Nancy Hamilton, Stanley Hansen, Bobbie Harmon, Donis Harris, Ty Hartman, Lloyd Harvey, James Hayes, Bill Hazel, James Hennigan, Carl Herman, Susan Hewitt, Thomas Hima, George Hines, Charles Holthaus, Frank Hoover, Donna Houston, Thomas Hudson, John Hughes, Yerby Hurst, Allen Ingalls, Richard Class Jelly, Katherine Johnson, Brenda Johnson, Lou Johnson, Theresa Jones, Jeffery Jordon, Malcolm Kadi, Cynthia Kaufman, Donald Kelly, David Kenyon, Leonard King, William Knighten, Roger La kin. Edward Landrum, Mary Landry, William Langlois, Karen Lasseter, Corrinne Layton, Camille LcRay, Kathleen Lewis, Tommy Lueb, Patricia Lynas, Barry Martin, Jackie Martin, Judy 72 McAndrew, Sue Ann McKay, Susan McLeese, William McQueen, James Melanson, Michael Messersmith, Sharon Miller, Lee Miller, Melanie Miller, Sandra Milliean, Martha Milner, Riley Mixon, Kathryn Moorman, Barry Moorman, Mike Morcom, William Mullins. Sharon Myers, Michael N'eames, Sue Ellen Neklutin, Michael Newfeld, Michael Normand, Kay A ,.nf PHOTO NOT AVAIIASU of 1967 O'Donnell, Catherine O'Neal, Elaine Parker, Kerry Parker, Virginia Parmelee, Joan Parrino, Lorraine Percy, Nan Pegues, Susan Perkins. Gary Pixlcy, J. C. Plaisance, Steven Poche, Kathryn Pokorney, Carolyn Purdin, Scott Rainwater, Martha Randolph, Mary Rathe, Diane Ray, Shirley Reeves, Nelson Rhodes, Kevin Richards, Alan Rivers, Lynne Robb, Rickey Rodrigue, Linda Russell, Robert Sallinger, Gienda Sanford, Deborah Schilling, Myra Schopflin, Jacqueline Schutzman, Lynette Selig, Ray Sherwood, Linda Sieman, Lloyd Singleton, Wayne Sisson, Norman Sistrunk, Lewis Smith, Gary Spain, John Spiller, Charles Spring, Richard Stracener, Doug Strickland, William Tarrant, John Thibodeaux, Mike Thomas, Darryl Thorney, Stephen Tollett, Robin Toppin, David Torres, Stephanie Tracey, Pamela Tullos, Vandy Vargo, Patricia Walker. Janey Wall, Richard Walsh, James Watson, John Watts, Michael Weeks, D'A nice White. Billy Wilkes, Willard Wilkinson, Dennis Williams. Becky Williams, Lyndel Williamson, Janice Wilson. Jackie Worthington, Cindy Young, Scott Yglesias, Beverly Zamrnit, David Zuk. Bobby 74 Seventh Grade Bucshots Athletics MR. LOU PITALO Head Coach Dedicated not only to winning but also to developing the minds and bodies of boys is Mr. Lou Pitalo, head coach at Broadmoor High. Always sincere and easy going, he has quickly won the love and respect of the boys and everyone who has come to know him. Buccaneer DANNY PEGUES Left Tackle 1st Team All-District Honorable Mention All-State NICK CORONA Right Guard 1st Team All-District Honorable Mention A11-State 78 Football DATE TEAM BUCS OPP. Aug. 31 Central (Jamboree) 7 0 Sept. 8 Reserve 0 6 Sept. 15 Wood lawn 14 7 Sept. 22 Northside 13 6 Sept. 29 Glen Oaks 7 12 Oct. 6 St. Francisville 7 7 Oct. 13 University High 7 27 Oct. 20 Redemptorist 0 40 Oct. 27 Denham Springs 6 6 Nov. 3 Baker 7 7 Nov. 10 Hammond 3 7 Nov. 16 Lee 12 13 Dr. Bella checks Dennis Estis HOMER CARROLL Left Halfback CHARLES CARPENTER Left Guard KERN PEGUES Left Halfback Switzer completes to Gurley at Baker game WAYNE RITTER Left Tackle 80 WILLI A RD BEARD Guard Tub tackles at Lee High game JACK DYER Center RANDY DAVID Fullback DENNIS ESTES Fullback RICK LUTZE Left End Bucs score against Lee JIM FLEMMIN Guard Nick Corona with Coach Pitalo RONALD GURL] Right Halfback JIMMY! Left End GREG BURMA NS Quarterback BOBBY HALLER | Right Halfback BUBBA JONES Right Tackle f .1 V • Junior Varsity The Junior Varsity had 4 victories and 2 losses. The coaches were Coach Cannon and Coach Perkins. The Junior High Varsity had 1 victory, 3 losses and 2 ties under the coaching of Coach Gaston and Coach Wingate. Junior High Varsity Left to right: Bobby Cox, John Lay, James Davidson, Ray Fortenberry, Lloyd Lindsey, Cliff Russell, Gary Barrick, Billy Johnson, Ronald Gurley, and Johnny Duncan. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE - 1962 DATE OPPONENTS BHS OPP DATE OPPONENT BHS OPP Dec. 5 Central 56 57 Jan. 15 Wood lawn 44 55 Dec. 7 Port Allen 39 53 Jan. 16 Pride 57 25 Dec. 12 Denham Springs 45 31 Jan. 19 Central 41 54 Dec. 14,15,16 Glen Oaks Tournament Second Jar.. 23 Redemptorist 36 58 Dec. 19 Redemptorist 54 53 Jan. 25,26,27 Wedge Keyes Tournament Fourth Dec. 20 Baker 47 58 Jan. 30 Denham Springs 60 45 Dec. 28,29,30 BUS Tournament Third Feb. 2 Baker 38 37 Jan. 2 Pride 62 32 Feb. 6 Glen Oaks 52 43 Jan. 5 Lee 44 59 Feb. 9 Lee 60 63 Jan. 11,12,13 Central Tournament Second Feb. 13 Port Allen 63 84 Feb. 15 Glen Oaks 66 47 Feb. 16 Wood lawn 55 30 John Lay, Wedge Keyes All-Tournament Untiringly, Coach Epperson led the Buccaneer team to a winning season, demonstrated not only by the final game scores but also by the sportsmanship displayed by each player. Billy Johnson, All-Tournament in Wood lawn and Redemptorist Tournaments. GARY BARRICK, All-Tournament in Glen Oaks and Redemptorist Tournaments RAY FORTENBERRY LLOYD LINDSEY The junior varsity basketball team, coached by Mr. Gremillion, compiled a son’s record of fifteen wins against five losses. The NINTH GRADE basketball team, coached by Mr. Jones, had a record of two wins and eleven losses. The EIGHTH GRADE basketball team, coached by Mr. Cannon, had a record of ten losses. The SEVENTH GRADE basketball team, coached by Mr. Wingate, had a record of four wins and two losses. Track Team J. D. MIDWIKIS, Rebel JOHN LAY JIMMY LEWIS Javelin Record - 1961 880-Run Outstanding Track Man Rebel Relays DATE March 23 March 30 April 6 April 13 April 18 April 27 May 4 May 11-12 1962 TRACK SCHEDULE OPPONENT Isirouma Assumption, Woodlawn Billy Brown Relays Southwestern Relays Southeastern Relays Central, Denham Springs, Lutcher, and Port Allen District 8-AA Meet State Meet SITE Broadmoor Broadmoor Baker U.S.L., Lafayette S.L.C., Hammond Broadmoor Lee McNeese, Lake Charles FRONT ROW, left to right: David Hoblit, Curtis Day, Larry Barnes, Dennis Estis, John Lay, Jack Houston, Jimmy Lewis, Sammy Covington. BACK ROW, left to right: Coach Cannon, Barry Glover, Bill Chaney, Jack Dyer, Randy David, Billy Johnson, Jimmy Miller, Gary Barrick, Ronald Gurley, J. D. Midwikis. FRONT ROW, left to right: Eddie Roybal, Gayle Sanchez, Kern Pegues, Mike Barrett, Sidney Staring, Gary Hayden. BACK ROW, left to right; Coach Jones, Jimmy Spurger, Bubba Jones, Terry Switzer, Nick Corona, Pete Fawley, James Best, Mike Clark. The Broadmoor Baseball nine finished the 1960-61 season with a record of 3 wins and 8 losses. Baseball Team 1962 VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE March 22 Bruly at Goldsby Field April 9 Denham Springs at City Park March 24 Gonzales at Gonzales April 10 University High at City Park . March 26 Lee at Goldsby April 12 Lee at Goldsby March 28 Rcdcmptorist at Goldsby April 14 Rcdcmptorist at Goldsby March 29 University High at Goldsby April 17 Denham Springs at Denham Springs April 5 Lee at City Park April 19 Gonzales at Goldsby April 7 Redemptorist at Goldsby April 26 Central at Goldsby TERRY SWITZER, Batting Average . 381 JIMMY SPURGER, Pitching Record: 3 wins, 1 loss. Club Archery Team The archery members were organized with the purpose of furthering their skills in the sport of archery. The members participate in archery meets and as a group go on deer hunts. MICKEY GENRE President THOMAS DURBIN V. President BILL CHANEY Sec. -Trcas. 91 DR. E. B. ROBERTS, Guest Speaker Ronald Gurley, Scholarship Av%ard; Rick Lutze, Scholarship A war Nick Corona, Most Valuable Player; Danny Pegues, Sportsmanship Award. Football Banquet To honor the football squad, Broadmoor held its second annual athletic banquet in the school cafeteria on December 14. Football players, cheerleaders, officers of the boosters, band captains, and spec ial guests were served chicken by the school. Gold footballs, donated by Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Patterson, were presented to nineteen lettermen and one manager. Basketball For defeating Lee High in the first game of the Wedge Keyes Tournament, Mr. McLavy and Mr. Bankston feted the squad to a charcoal broiled steak lunch. Mr. McLavy and Mr. Bankston serve as chefs. Luncheon P. E. M. The Physical Education Majors is composed of junior and senior girls who have physical education five days a week. The purpose of PEM Club is to provide an opportunity for experimentation in teaching and leadership for those who might be interested in P.E. as a career. The sponsors 3:e Mrs. Kane and Miss O’Donovan. Senior High All-Star Tumblers PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Bottoms, Barbara Long, Marilyn Vincent, Sherry Barrick, Barbara JUNIOR HIGH ALL-STAR TUMBLERS BASKETBALL - First Place; Sportsmanship BASKETBALL - Consolation BASKETBALL - Second Place BASKETBALL - Third Place JUDGES Left to right: Jerry Marchand, Leon Klienpeter, and Bob Earle. 7low TIAeu TAere GAosen The Annual Broadmoor Beauty Pageant was held under the theme of Broadmoor's Treasures. The girls entered on a volunteer basis. As they paraded individually across the stage, the judges began eliminating to find the most beautiful girls at Broadmoor. The judges then chose the three top beauties of the following three divisions: Junior-High Division, grades 7 and 8; Junior Division, grades 9 and 10; Senior Division, grades 11 and 12. 96 TKary IKiHer . Junior- JfiJA Division 1 0 Junior Division junior Jln L Division Junior High Beauty Candidates Junior Beauty Candidates Senior Beauty Candidates See how pretty I am! I'm. camera shy! The sugar plum fairies This agony of waiting is killing me! 103 BROADMOOR JUF IQR - MR. AND MISS BROADMOOR HIGH RICK NEVILS AND BONNIE FUGLER WITTIEST Carolyn Parker and Gary Barrick MOST INTELLECTUAL Diane Carter and John Lay Senior MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carol Lynn and Rick Lutze MOST COURTEOUS Diana Belcher and Nick Corona Superlatives BEST PERSONALITY Millie Randolph and Lloyd Lindsey MOST APPROPRIATELY DRESSED Sharon Laiche and Walter Smith MOST TALENTED Shannon williams and Johnny Beck Sophomore Standouts Junior Standouts MAUREEN GALLOWAY DON CALVIN MELANIE MEL ANSON GREG BURHANS H Freshman Standouts LINDA WILLIAMS and CLINT CHESHIRE LINDA RANDOLPH and ANDY ANDERSON Eighth Grade Standouts Seventh Grade Standouts LYNN FOSTER and MIKE CALDWELL Valentine Sweethearts Chosen by a popular voie of ihe student body, MISS CAROL LYNN and MISS LINDA RANDOLPH were the Senior High and Junior High Valentine Sweethearts, respectively, for the Student Council Valentine Dance held February 10, 1962 in the school gymnasium. Louisiana's Junior Miss MISS BONNIE FUGLER, Baton Rouge's Junior Miss, judged on the basis of character, citizenship, high schoo. activities, personal ambitions, and lady-like poise and demeanor, on December 16, 196:, defeated fifteen of Louisiana's loveliest teenage girls, who had been sponsored by their community's Key and Kiwanis Clubs. As Louisiana’s Junior Miss, Bonnie will represent the state in the America's Junior Miss Pageant in Mobile from March 17-23 of 1962. Bonnie was doubly honored, as she was also chosen the bes: talented girl in the Louisiana pageant. v3B 4 k RONALD GURLEY NICK CORONA SYLVIA WASHINGTON JOHN LAY President V. President Secretary Treasurer The Student Council, comprised of one representative from each home room, is the legislative body of the school. Some of the functions of the student council arc to sponsor dances for the special school functions and to be in charge of all school assemblies. Student Council The National Beta Club is a non-secret achievement-service organization for students of senior high schools. Its purpose is the promotion of honesty, service, and leadership. This is the charter membership, which was installed by the Woodlawn Beta Club. One of the projects undertaken was a trip to the Greenwell Springs Tuberc ulosis Hospital to give a Christmas party for the patients. DIANE CARTER ROSEMARY ESTES EDDY ROYBAL MARGARET ESTES President V. President Secretary Treasurer 113 Buccaneer Loo: Staff Mary Shacklett ATHLETICS EDITOR Linda Whitehead BUSINESS MANAGER Teddy Donaldson Sharon Rockhold Susan Croissant ADMINISTRATION and CLASS EDITOR CO-EDITORS Here is your BUCCANEER LOG! We, the annual staff, have attempted in these pages not only to present a record of the 1961-19G2 school year, but also to capture the spirit of B.H.S. for the memories of you who read this book in the years to come. May the democratic ideals of our school live long in our hearts and guide us toward a better world. Aiding the staff toward its goal of compiling the BUCCANEER LOG were as follows: CHERYL TULL-IER, who headed the Advertisement Section; NANCY MEAD, who co-ordinated the Organization Section; and BARBARA McQUEEN, who headed the Treasure Section. Membership on the staff and offices held were based on the amount of advertising sold by each staff member. The sponsor of the BUCCANEER LOG is Miss Katie Myers. ROW 1: Peggy Johnson, Cheryl Tullier, Mary Shacklett, Sharon Rockhold, Teddy Donaldson, Linda Whitehead, Nancy Mead, Susan Croissant. ROW 2: Stan Dyer, Linda Patton, Sharon Laiche, Anna Mae Ciaccio, Dot Ivy, Jan Purdin, Rosemarv Estes, Pat Patterson, Carol Lynn, Barbara McQueen, Marcel Didier. Missing: John Foote, photographer. Buccaneers Blade The Buccaneer's Blade staff consists of high school students who are interested in journalism. The paper, which consists of four pages, is published six times a year. The Blade tells about the various athletic, academic, and social activities that happen at school. The sponsor of the newspaper is Mrs. Tooke. Margaret Estes Joy Williams Bob Swaim Marianne Jensen EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR NEWS EDITOR 115 The Choral department presented part of the Christmas Concert. The entire chorus will present to the student body a Spring Concert. One of Mrs. Alton's seventh grade choral classes is entering in the District Festival in the spring. The chorus will also participate in the festival and concerts. The advanced music will also take part in solo festival to be held in Hammond. An operetta will be presented each semester by the seventh grades. 116 rrB” Club The B Club is composed of varsity sportsmen who have earned a letter in at least one sport. JOHN LAY NICK CORONA RONALD GURLEY President V. President Secretary-Treasurer Future Teachers The Future Teachers is a service club which aims to help the school and teachers by doing whatever duties the members may perform, whether they be teaching, grading papers or serving at faculty teas. The organization made a good will trip to the Louisiana mental institution in Jackson at Christmas to present a Christmas program for the patients. CHERYL ANDREWS President MARIANNE JENSON V. President MAUREEN GALLOWAY Secretary DIANE CARTER Treasurer Jr. Red Cross We believe in service for others, our country, our community, and our school; in health of mind and body to fit us for greater service; and in working for better human relations throughout the world. We have joined the American Junior Red Cross to help achieve our aims by working together with members everywhere, in our own and other lands. This is the promise of the Broadmoor Junior Red Cross. PAT RODRIQUE DOT IVY KATHY BACHMAN DIANE WORSHAM President V. President Secretary Treasurer 119 J. D. MIDWIKIS NICK CORONA ANNE WOLFE CHARLES CARPENTER President V. President Secretary Treasurer The purpose of the Junior Engineering Technological Society is to inspire and increase interest in the field of engineering and related fields. During the year, the mem bers prepare various projects to stimulate individual participation in science fairs and other Jet sponsored programs. JETS Club Key Club The Key Club of Broadmoor High School is the only club here sponsored by a community civic club. Our sponsoring club is the Baton Rouge KiwanisClub. The purpose of the Key Club is to provide service to our school, community, nation, and God. Some of the projects of this club are as follows: 1. To provide a model school assembly 2. Support churches and their aims 3. To provide a vocational guidance program 4. Banquet for school leaders Sponsors: Millie Randolph and Sandy Groves. Faculty sponsor: Victor Bergeron JOHN LAY RICK LUTZE WALTER SMITH RONALD GURLEY President V. President Secretary Treasurer 121 MAUREEN GALLOWAY PATTY MILTON PAM PACE ANN WOLF President V. President Secretary Treasurer The purposes of the Future Homemakers of America arc as follows: 1. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking; 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership; 3. To encourage democracy in home and community life; 4. To work for good home and family life for all; 5. To promote international good will; 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life; 7. To provide wholcsom group and individual recreation; 8. To further interest in home economics. Senior F H A Junior F H A Some of the activities of this organization are as follows: 1. They sponsor a Hobo Day twice a year. 2. They attend all chapter, parish, district, and state conventions. This past summer the president of this club attended the national convention. 3. The members of this club sponsor teas for the teachers. 4. A Girl of the Month is selected each month and at the end of the year a Girl of the Year is named. SHARON MILTON JUDY CALDWELL PAM FOWLER FRANCES AVANTS Historian Reporter Parliamentarian Song Leader 123 ROBERT BASTON BOB SCHMIDT DONALD CRAWFORD HARRIET FRIEDMAN President V. President Secretary Treasurer The purposes of the Math Club arc to further interest in mathematics, to acquaint the members with various phases of mathematics, and to show them how mathematics will help them in the future. To fulfill these purposes the organization has noted speakers from different places to speak to the members at various meetings. Math Club Science Research The principal function of this organization is to prepare science projects. The sci ence laboratories are open on assigned nights to provide opportunities for members to work on their projects. Membership in this club is open, to any student in the ninth through twelfth grades. ROBERT BASTON RONNIE JARNAGIN MIKE HOGAN BILL NEWMAN President V. President Secretary Treasurer (25 BETH HEIMAN ANN WILLIAMS PAT MURPHY MARILEE WHITE President V. President Secretary Treasurer The purposes of the Fleur dc Lis Club are to promote an interest in the study of the French language, culture, and history and to bring the people of the United States and France closer together. Fleur de Lis rffr: Los Espanoles The objectives of tins organization are to enrich the formal study of the Spanish language by providing opportunities for social and cultural activities and to stimulate interest and personal growth by providing experiences for individual as well as group participation. The activities include taking an annual two week trip to Mexico and financially adopting a small Spanish orphan. SANDY GROVES CAROLYN VILLARREAL MARY SHACKLETT LYNETTE BENNETT President V. President Secretary Treasurer 127 SUE ERVIN President WALLY PARKER V. President GLYNDA DOYLES Secretary DEVON ELLINGTON Treasurer The German Club strives to promote the German language and culture through various school activities throughout the year. German Club Roma The purpose of the Roma Organization is to encourage among young people an interest in and an appreciation of the civilization, language, literature and art of ancient Greece and Rome; ar.d to give them some understanding of the depth of our own culture as compared to that of classical antiquity. SHARON LAIC HE LAURIE LEE CANDY HOLTHAUS MAELLEN ERVIN President V. President Secretary Treasurer 129 Debate Clab The Broadmoor Debate Squad, sponsored by Miss Juanita Walker, provides an opportunity for interest in debate and participation in festivals and tournaments throughout the-year. The Debate Squad has participated in the following events: 1. Debate and discussion workshop and tournaments - University of Southwestern Louisiana. 2. Debate and discussion workshop - L.S.U. 3. Debate tournaments - Lafayette High School. 4. State debate tournament and literary rally at L.S.U. 5. Inter-mural school tournament for E.B.R. Parish high schools at Broadmoor High. SHANNON WILLIAMS DIANE CARTER SUE ERVIN SUSAN BATTS President V. President Secretary Treasurer 130 RICK NEVILS JUDY ASHCRAFT HARRIET FRIEDMAN DIANE HAYMON President V. President Secretary Treasurer The Broadmoor Masquers, sponsored by Miss Juanita Walker, is a new organization this year. Its purpose is to promote interest in speech and to provide extracurricular activities to persons interested in dramatics and speech. I Masquers Industrial Arts DONALD FONTENOT President PETER MURTES V. President To widen and deepen the interest and knowledge of students in this technological age, to motivate regular school work, and to promote the Industrial Arts program in our school are the purposes of this organization. The club plans to attend the State Con vention and to take field trips to various industries, such as Humble Oil and Ethyl Corporation. BILL RHORER Sec. -Treas. Safety Patrol The safety patrol is composed of eighth grade boys possessing high character and scholarship. They work with the school patrol women to ensure the students safe con duct before and after school. Coin Collectors The purpose of this organization is to learn more about coins as an educational experience. The projects are parties at which coins are exchanged or auctioned. EDDIE HAASE President RICHARD HERREL V. President BONNIE BROWN President TOM STRINGER V. President STAN DYER Sec. -Treas. Eighth Grade Science Club The purpose of the 8th Grade Science Club is to stimulate the interest and growth of knowledge in all fields of science. To fulfill this purpose, the members participate in various field trips and have local noted men in the science field as guest speakers at the monthly meetings. BILL HOLEMAN Sec. -Treas. 133 GAIL PRATT DOORHIES MURTES CHERYL ANDREWS ROBERT TOUPS President V. President Secretary Treasurer The purpose of this organization is to further interest in commerce and to inform the students of the various phases in the business field. The activities include publishing the Special Events Calendar and The Treasure Chest. Commerce Majors 134 Guidance Office Aides Central Office Aides 135 eerleader. Sylvia Washington Sandy Groves Janie Rliorer Joy Williams Diana Belcher Laurie Lee Millie Randolph Jr. High Cheerleaders FIRST ROW, left to right: Sammy Duran, Noelle Nevils. SECOND ROW, left to right: Judy Ashcraft, Linda Williams, Susan Stafford, Starr Bagley. The cheerleaders promote school spirit and enthusiasm at all athletic events. During the fall, they are in charge of all pep rallies. Each summer they represent Broadmoor Jr. -Sr. High at cheerleading clinics, where they learn many new cheers and routines. The 1961-1962 cheerleaders have excelled in all these endeavors. Homecoming Game Lee High Game Band The Broadmoor Band consists of a marching band and a concert band. The marching band plays for all pep meetings and football games while the concert band plays for special assemblies. In the spring of 1961, the concert band won superior ratings in both sight reading and concert music. ALL STATE BAND: John Coxc, Raymond Campbell, George Lane, Bonnie Cheshire. MR. LEE FOOTER Director 138 Majorettes JEANNE MELTON Feature Twirier LYNDA BOSTIC Feature Twirier Buccarettes The Buccarettes, who are a marching squad, have set up the following objectives for this year: to promote school spirit, to help with civic projects, and to cheer the Buccaneers at sporting events. There are forty-six girls in the booster organization, thirty-six of whom compose the marching squad. The remaining ten serve as substitutes. Squad leaders for the marching group are as follows: Pam Pace, Frances Avants, Sherry Vincent, and Pat Patterson. Hand motion leaders are Dee Allred, Susan Messersmith, and Pat Patterson. Betty Swearingen is assistant secretary, Patty Milton is parliamentarian, and Maureen Galloway is reporter-historian. Mrs. Kane and Miss O'Donovan are the sponsors of the organization. PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Estes, Margaret Estes, Rosemary Purdin, Jan Cadwallader, Laney VICKI HOUSTON MARGARET ESTES SANDY GROVES BARBARA BARRICK President V. President Secretary Treasurer Members of the G.A.A. are girls who participate in physical education classes and who have earned at least one point according to the point system. Among the activities sponsored by the G.A.A. are talent contests and athletic events. Some athletic events include bowling, volleyball, baseball, basketball-tumbling, and swimming tournaments. A Fun Night is planned during Twirp Week. G.A.A. Council Art Club Many of the great strides which the Broadmoor High art department has taken toward more and better art can be directly traced to the functions of this fine club. In the parish-wide Halloween window painting contest, in which many of our members participated, we won two excellent and two superior ratings. For the second year in a row a Broadmoor art club member has won the Jr. High Parish Fire Prevention Poster Contest. This year the judge stopper was Stephanie Torres. BOBBIE SCHMIDT TEDDY DONALDSON JOEL JONES LINDA THOMAS President V. President Secretary Treasurer 142 Library Club The objectives of the Library Club are to stimulate a greater interest in the use of books and library service among the students, to stimulate reading interest, and to improve the library service in the school. This organization sponsors a Library Week. . PEGGY JOHNSON' President LARRY HELMKE V. President KIM TALBOT Secretary 143 Diana Bclchcr Mr. Belcher Bonnie Fugler Mr. Fugler Sandy Groves Mr. Groves Jane Rhorer Mr. Rhorer Joy Williams Mr. Williams Football Court Millie Randolph Mr. Randolph BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Linda Randolph, Bonnie Fugler, Queen Sandy Groves, Millie Randolph, Becky Williams. TOP ROW, left to right: Joy Williams, Diana Belcher, Jane Rhorer. On November 3, 1961, Queen Sandy and her regal court added beauty and charm to the football festivities feating the Buccaneers and the Baker Buffaloes. Mr. Bankston and the 7th grade maid, Becky Williams Mr. McLavy and Queen Sandy Groves Rick Nevils, Escort; Sandra Groves, Queen of Paradise - Goddess of Happiness; John Lay, King Broadmoor II, King of Joy; Bonnie Fugler, Captain of the Ball, Goddess of Perfection. Quest in Paradise An air of expectancy hung over the Garden of Paradise on February 23 because on this day came King Broadmoor II, seeking a queen to reign with him over his subjects. The Goddess of Perfection helped him in his search for the queen who was to bring happiness to his reign. The Goddess of Perfection Instructed him to search among the months of the year and take from each that quality which he desired in his queen. 146 Mardi Gras Quest in Paradise KREWE MEMBERS CREATURES OF THE GARDEN LADY-IN-WAITING, Kathleen Barnett PAGE, Mike Melancon Mistress of Ceremonies SHANNON WILLIAMS RPW 1: Millie Randolph, Lloyd Lindsey, Sandra Goss, Hollis Lindsey, Linda Randolph, Diane Ashcraft, Kathleen Barnett, Queen Sandy Groves, King John Lay, Mike Melancon, Captain Bonnie Fugler, Melanie Melancon, Linda Williams, Sharon Goss, Joelle Jones, Mary Randolph, Trudy Burgess, Maureen Galloway, Joy Williams. ROW 2: Nick Corona, Terry Switzer, Carl Chelette, Alan Richards, Rick Nevils, Jimmy Miller, Jimmy Williams, Ronald Gurley, Andy Anderson, Mike Caldwell, Clint Cheshire, Randy David, Don Calvin. Talent February 5, 1962 Show 7:30 P.M. BILLY MIENVILLE, First All-Around With a Song in My Heart JUDGES: Rick Nelson, Caro-. lyn Bertholet, Mrs. Shaw. JEANNE MELTON, Second - Miscellaneous Twirling Routine JAN SUTTON, First - Miscellaneous Pantomime Red Hot Mama DONALD FORBES, First - Music JOHN HOGAN Ave Maria Master of Cerenonies Mikado On Friday, February 2, ihe first semes ter Seventh Grade Chorus presented the Gilbert and Sullivan production of the Mikado under the direction of Mrs. Louise Alton. Annual Christmas Assembly And The Band Played On . . . During the month of December, the home rooms collected money to purchase presents for the needy children of the parish. On December 20, an assembly was held, at which time the students presented the presents. In addition, the concert band and chorus presented a beautiful musical Christmas program. Ronald Gurley then officially gave the presents to Mr. Chevalier, representative from the Volunteers of America. After the assembly all felt assured that the genuine Christmas spirit comes from giving rather than from receiving. 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