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

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1964 volume:

2 Table of Contents Administration Classes Treasures Athletics Activities 3 Advertisements Dedication Spirit has become a tradition at Broadmoor High School. It is that sense of loyalty to one's school and community, that extra something which makes a Buccaneer really strive for victory and that special quality which allows a Buc to stand proudly even in defeat. This special kind of spirit is embodied in every Buccaneer. We, the 1964 Buccaneer Log Staff, dedicate this yearbook to the Spirit of Broadmoor High; may it continue to grow. HAIL TO THEE, ALMA MATER HEAR ECHOES RING OUR HEARTS AND MINDS WILL EVER CHERISH THEE. YOUR HYMNS OF PRAISE WE SING FOR E'ER WE HONOR THEE OH, BROADMOOR, WE PLEDGE TO THEE OUR LOYALTY. Riding a bus beats walking. Buccaneer Spirit Comes To School . . . 6 David Kelly finds walking to school can be fun. . . In The Chaos 0f Registration . . . 11 J i Barbara Thorney guides new students on the first day. Seventh-graders use the handbook to find way around school. 7 The seventh grade gets more enthusiastic each year. Early risers join Frances Avants in spirit before the Istrouma game. Key Club members presented the skit before the Glen Oaks game. Seniors lead in spirit at pep rally. . . . Sparked By Pep Meeting Excitement. . . Something new at B.H.S. - an outdoor pep rally. . . . And The Hubbub Of School Life . . . Beta Club girls present a skit before the Baker game. 9 Charlie Waghome keeps up to date on current events. . . . Stimulated By The Search Concentration is the key to success. Sharon Milton and Diane Scardina are two of the many students who do research at the L.S.U. Library. 1 Through civics, Mr. Stewart promotes better citizenship. Ronnie Couvillion, transfer from Alexandria, joins in the spirit of studying. Miss Walker teaches the basic fundamentals of speech. Precisioned Buccaretres march to outdoor pep meeting. ... And Intensified With Switzer, please, I’d rather do it myself! 12 Broadmoor teachers join in the spirit of Triple A football rivalry. 13 J A dministration 14 Our Administration and Faculty are the anchors of our whole way of life at Broadmoor. Not only do they challenge us to drink deeply at the well of knowledge, but they also provide the guiding hands which direct our spirit. 15 Frank R. McLavj' Principal Louisiana State University, B.S.; M.Ed. No one represents more fully the spirit of Broadmoor High than Mr. McLavy. He works to promote school spirit and helps to instill in every student that extra something which makes a Broadmoor Buccaneer. Congratulations and sincere appreciation, Mr. Mac, for helping Broadmoor to be the finest in the land. Mr. Fred Bankston Assistant Principal B.S., M.Ed.; L.S.U. No words can adequately describe the spirit of Broadmoor which Mr. Bankston represents, for his actions speak louder than words. As assistant principal, he contributes not only leadership and counseling but also friendship to all - B.H.S. students, faculty, and members of the community as well. 17 The Foundation Of Home And Industry MRS. RUTH SYLVEST Home Economics B.S.-LSU, M.S.-LSU Future Homemakers of America Applied Arts RONALD McCOY Industrial Arts History 7 B.S.-LSU JOHN PENNINGTON Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing B.S., M.S.-LSU Archcry Club Fine Arts The Mirror Of Mens Souls JAMES SELLS Art L.S.U., B.S., M.Ed. Art Club LEE FORTIER, JR. Band Director, Music Theory Physical Education L.S.U., B.M., M. M. JACK STORY Vocal Music L.S.U., B.M.Ed. 19 MRS. PATRICIA AVERY English I, II L.S.U., B.S. Student Council Blade MRS. ROBERT G. HAZEL English 8, II Northwestern La. St., B.A. MISS DIANE FORBES English III, IV Northwestern La. St., B.A. Senior Class MISS KATIE JEAN MYERS English II, III Northwestern St., B.A. Buccaneer Log MRS. EMILY SIMMONS English 8 L.S.U., B.S. MRS. MERLE C. SMILEY English III, World Geography Mississippi Southern, B.S. L.S.U., M. Ed. To Advance In Other Fields 20 fK Doiinie works hard to meet a deadline Seventh graders find English interesting? Make Progress In English V. B. STEWART, JR. English, Civics L.S.U., B.A. East Tennessee St.. M.Ed. MRS. TENNIE K. TURNER English 7, Remedial L.S.U., B.S. MRS. DOROTHY P. TOOKE English IV, Journalism La. Polytechnic Institute L.S.U., M.Ed. Buccaneer’s Blade MISS JUANITA WALKER Speech 8, I. II. Ill La. Tech., B.A. L.S.U., M.Ed. Debate Squad Dramatics Club - Masquers 21 Friends, Romans, Countrymen. . . B. Rich and K. Schoening locate Mexico City. Respondez a la question, s'il vous plait, Barbara. Languages — Open Door To International Harmony MRS. RUTH FAIRCHILD French, English University of Alabama, B.A. French Club, Future Nurses MRS. ELIZABETH GAINES German, English L.S.U., B.S. German Club MISS MARGUERITE KIRSCH French St. Mary's Dominican, A.B. French Club MRS. WANDA SOILEAU Spanish I, II; English I L.S.U., B.A. Spanish Club Future Teachers MRS. ANN WARNER Latin Florida St. University, B.A. Latin Club MRS. MARY WASSON Spanish II. Ill, IV Blue Mountain College, B.A. L.S.U., M. Ed. Spanish Club 22 MRS. PAT PHILLIPS Social Studies, English 7 B.S.-LSU MISS JUDY BUNCH English, World History American History B.S.-LSU Beta Club Sponsor ROBERT GASTON American History, Civics B.S. -LSU Jr. High Basketball Coach DONALD JONES American History, Pliys. Ed. B.S., M.Ed. -LSU Baseball Coach MRS. MARJORIE LINDSAY English, History B. A. -Southeastern La. College Y-Teens Sponsor MRS. NETTIE FAY McCRORY Social Studies 8 B. A.-La. Tech CLYDE PERKINS Social Studies, World History Athletics B.S.-La. College M.Ed.-LSU Social Studies — Past — Present — Future Gary listens attentively to Problems of Democracy CHARLES RAY ANDREWS Mathematics 7 and 8 B.S.-La. College HARDY BOZANT Tirgonometry, Algebra B.S., M.S. -LSU Senior Class MALCOLM BUHLER Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry B.S.-LSU Student Council; Golf Team MRS. BEVERLY CONNER Math 8, Algebra I B.S.-LSU Future Teachers MRS. MARILYN DYKES Math 7, Algebra 1 B.S.-LSU Future Teachers JERRY EPPERSON General and Senior Math, Physical Education B.S., M.Ed.-Northwestern State College Mathematics . . . Ashley Lee contemplates a serious problem SMSG Math must not be so hard after all Well, 1 don’t understand it cither. The Universal Language GLENN GREMILLION Geometry, Algebra II Physics, H PE L.S.U., B.S., M.S. MRS. WYEMA LEE Math 7 and 8 L.S.U., B.S., M.E. Eighth Grade Math Club ELIANE HAYES Math 7, Gen. Math U.S.L.,3.S.; L.S.U.. M.S. Student Council LEONARD MAYFIELD Math 7 and 8, Gen. Math La. Tech, B.S. Eighth Grade Math Club 25 LAWRENCE CUMBO Phys. Ed., Social Studies B.S., L.S.U. W. B. GOURRIER Phys. Ed. B.S., L.S.U. Physical Education . . . EDWARD HENDERSON Drivers Education B. A., Southeastern La. College L. Y.S.C. 26 Terry, let’s do it this way. Never thought we’d do it. MRS. MILDRED KANE Phys. Ed. B.A., La. Polytechnic Institute, M.A., L.S.U. Cheerleaders MRS. FAYE NETTERVILLE Phys. Ed. B. A., L.S.U. Physically Fits American Youth Daily Physical Education contributes to competitive sports. The Boosters spent many hours drilling in the summer to be ready for the football season. MRS. PATRICIA POPE Phys. Ed. B.A., L.S.U. Buccarettes 27 MRS. LOUIS AUCOIN Science 7 Eastern Oregon College, B.S. MRS. MARY BARNETT Chemistry, Biology La. Tech., B.S. L.S.U., M.Ed. VICTOR F. BERGERON Science 8, General Science L.S.U., B.S. Key Club MRS. DOROTHY D. BOYD General Science 7, 8 L.S.U., B.S. Science For A Better Us 28 . . . and a little bit of whatever this is. Tomorrow DAVID T. McLEMORE Physics 8.S. -Louisiana State University JAMES MELTON Biology B.S. -La. Tech M. A. -Northwestern Student Council MRS. MONTEE MILNER General Science Home Economics B. A. -Southeastern La. College DAN WINGATE Science, Physical Education B.S. -Northeast State College M. A. -Louisiana State University MRS. BETTY LAWRENCE Shorthand I, II Clerical Practice B.S., M.Ed.-LSU Commerce Majors Co-Sponsor MRS. CORRIE LOEWEN Typing Bookkeeping B.S. -Northwestern State College Commerce Majors Sponsor MISS JERRY O’DONOVAN Typing, Shorthand I Bookkeeping B. A. -Southeastern Louisiana College Junior Class Sponsor Buccaneer Log Co-Sponsor Commerce Majors Co-Sponsor 30 Susie Fawley, Laurel Drushel and Gene Fish develop their typing speed and accuracy. MRS. ELIZABETH WELLS Dietitian MRS. HELEN ROYBAL Assistant Dietitian MR. THOMAS JONES Custodian JOSEPH BLANCHARD Guidance Counselor B.S. -Southeastern M.S. -Texas Tech Guidance In Its Many Aspects MRS. LULLY SANCHEZ MRS. BARBARA ROUSSEL MRS. MARIE MORRIS MRS. YVONNE DIXON Librarian Library Clerk Secretary Secretary B.S., L.S.-LSU 31 Senior Class Officers ROBERT BATSON.........................................................President DENNIS ESTIS.....................................................Vice President DIANE STUBBLEFIELD....................................................Secretary JIMMY MILLER - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Treasurer 34 ALEXANDER, JUDITH MARIE Commerce Majors 3,4; FHA 1,2,3, 4; PEM 3,4 BAILEY, KIEFFER EDWARD Transfer from Woodlawn High, Shreveport, La.; Debate 4; Honor Masquers 4; Beta 4 BATSON, ROBERT CRAIG Pelican State; Beta Club 2,3,4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3; Band 1, 2, 3,4; All-Parish Band 1,2,3, 4; All-State Band 3,4; Dance Band 4; B Club; BLADE Staff 2,4; French Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 2; Math Club President 2; Track 2,3,4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Who's Who; National Merit Finalist ADAMS, ELIZABETH ANN Mu Sigma 3, 4; Student Council 4; French 3,4; Future Teachers 4; Y-Teens 4; Band 2,3,4 ARGUELLO, MURIEL HUPER Transfer from Nicaragua; French Club 4 AILLET, ELIZABETH FHA 2, Chaplain 3,4; French Club 3,4; Future Teachers 4; GAA 1.2,3,4; PEM 3; Reporter 4 AVANTS, FRANCES MAXINE Beta 2, 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Student Council 1, 3,4; Bucarettes 1. 2,3; Cheerleader 4; BLADE Staff, Advertising Mgr. 2, Asst. Mgr. 4; LOG 1; FHA 3,4, Pari. 1, Song-leader 2; FT A 2,3,4; GAA Council 3,4; Intra-Club Council 4; Junior Red Cross 1; Office Aid 1; PEM Pres. 4; Rhythm Corps Co-Captain 3; Key Club Swtht. 4; Talent Show 1st Place 1; Youth Leadership Finalist 4; Most Talented 4; Who's Who BAKER, REBECCA ANN Leadership Conference; Beta 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3, Vice President 4; Buccarcttes 1; BLADE Assistant News Editor 2,3, Co-Editor 4; Chorus 2, Treasurer 3; FHA 1; French Club 2, Vice President 2, President 4; Spanish Club 1,4; State Rally-French I, 5th Place; State Rally 2,3 BALLARD, BRUCE WAYNE BARKSDALE. SANDRA JEAN Art Club 3,4 BATTS, SUSAN MARIE BECK, GEORGE ADDIS Buccarcttcs 1.2; BLADE Staff 4; B Club 1.2; Hi-Y 3; Track 1,2; Debate 1; Treasurer 2; FUA 1; Football 1 Jr. Red Cross 3; Masquers 1,2, 3; Honor Masquers 4; Y-Teens 3, Reporter 4; Wittiest 4 BELLUE, EFFIE LA VERNE Commerce Majors 3,4; FHA 4; FNA 3; PEM 3,4; Spanish Club 4 BENNETT. EDWIN BARRY BENTON. ELIZABETH ANN Chorus 1,2,3,4 BEST, JAMES B Club 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1, 2; Football 1, 3.4; Math Club 1; Science Club 1; Spanish Club 2,3 BERGERON, DAVID PHILLIPS Band 1.2,3,4; All Parish 1,2,3; Stage Band 4; French Club 3; Most Talented 4 BINDER, THOMAS CHARLES Transfer from Thomas Jefferson High School, Dallas, Texas BENTON, ANDREW BRIDGES BERGERON, IVEN JOUCHIM Pelican State; Key Club 3, Vice President 4; Student Council 4; Band 1,2, Vice President 3, President 4, Drum Major 4; Dance Band 4; All-Parish Band 1,2,3,4; All-State Band 3; Honor Masquers 4; Roma Club 3; Most Talented 4 36 BON ENFANT, CHRISTINE Beta Club 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; BLADE Staff 4; Buccarettes 1; Chorus 1,2; Commerce Majors 3,4 French Club 1,2; FNA Historian 3, President 4; President Southeastern District FNA 4; Music Club 1; PEM 4 BOYLES, GLYNDA LAKE Student Council 4; Buccarettes 3; German Club, Secretary 2, 3; Y-Teens 3, Secretary 4 BLANCHARD, KATHLEEN ANN Commerce Club 3,4; FHA 1,2,4; Library Club 1; Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3, Historian 4; Basketball Intramural Champions 4; Volleyball Tournament 3; Tumbling Intramurals 4. BOSTIC, LYNDA KAY Student Council 3; Commerce Majors 4; Concert Band 1,2,3; Feature Twirler 1, 2, 3; FHA 1; Jr. Red Cross 1,2,4; NOMA Educational Tour 4; Twirp Week Court 1; Science Club 1 BOGAN, CHERYL MARIENN Commerce Majors 3; FHA 1,2,3,4 BOURGEOIS, PAMELA ANN BLADE Staff, Assistant Editor 4; Commerce Majors Reporter 4; FHA 1.2, 3,4; FNA 3,4; Math Club 1; PEM Treasurer 4 BRAUCT, BARRY WAYNE Spanish 1 BRAUN, MAUREEN MARGARET Masquers 3; French Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 3; Jr. Red Cross 4; FHA 2; Jr. Academy of Science 3 BREWER, LYNDA KAY Commerce Majors 4; Debate Club 1; Masquers 1; FHA 3,4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Y-Teens 4 BRIGGS, SUSAN MARIE Beta Club 4; Art Club 1; BLADE Staff 2; Buccarettes 1, 2; French Club 1. 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4 37 BRIGNAC, BARBARA ANN BROUSSARD, TOMMYE JEAN Transfer from Denham Springs FHA 1,2, 3,4; Commerce High School Majors 4 BROWN, RONALD WARREN Color Guard 3, Senior Officer 4; Honor Guard Lieutenant 4; German Club 1, Treasurer 2,3,4 BROWN, THOMAS ADAIR FT A 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Jets 1; Junior Red Cross 3; Latin Club 2,3; Science Club 1 BUCKLEY, STEVEN Band 1,2, 3,4; Track 2. 3,4 Transfer from Lee High School CARAWAY, JOAN KAY Commerce Club 3,4; FHA 3.4; FNA 2,3 BURHANS, GREGORY Beta Club 3,4; Mu Sigma 2,3; Key Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; B Club 2,3,4; Jets 1,2; Sportsmanship Trophy Football 4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Football 2,3,4; Mardi Gras Court 1; King 4; Mr. BHS 4; Class Standout 2; Who's Who CASSENS, CORDELL B Club 4; French Club 1, 2; Jets 1; Library Club 1,2; Science Club 1,2; Football 1. 2,3,4 BRUCE, ALVIN Industrial Arts Club 1; Football 1; Basketball 1 CADWALLADER, ELAINE ANN Beta Club 2, 3,4; Mu Sigma 2, 3,4; Student Council 2, 3,4; Buccarettes Assistant Secretary 1, Secretary 2, Squad Leader 3, Best Attitude 3; French Club 1, Historian 2, 3,4; FT A 1,2,3, President 4; Y-Teens President 1, Most Outstanding 2, Vice President 3, City-Wide Intraclub Council, President. Who's Who 38 COOPER. JACQUELINE ANN Commerce Majors 3,4; FNA 3,4; FTA 3,4; French Club 2; Jr. A-chievement 4; Jr. Red Cross 2,3; Office Aide 1 COVINGTON, SAMMY FELIX French Club 2,3; Track 3,4 CHAPMAN, JEFF MARTIN Mu Sgima 3; Band, Ail Parish 1,2,3.4; All-State 3; Library Club 1 CORONA, CHARLES B Club 1,2, Secretary-Treasurer 3,4; Library Club 2; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2,3, 4; All-District Football - 2nd Team 3, 1st 4; A11-Southeastern 1st 4, All-State Football 2nd team 4 COMEAUX, JAMES ALLEN COUVILLION, RONALD Transfer from Bolton High, Alexandria, La. CRAWFORD, CAROLYN E. Beta Club 2,3; FTA 2,3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 3; Treasurer 4 CRAWFORD, DONALD LAYNE Beta Club 2,3,4; Key Club 3, % Treasurer 4; Industrial Arts President 1; German Club Vice President l Roma 2,3; Science Research 2; Math Club Secretary 2; Jr. Academy of Science 2; BLADE Assistant Editor 4; Track 2,3,4 CRAWFORD, RONALD WAYNE Beta Club 4, Vice President 3; Mu Sigma 3,4; Key Club 2,3, 4; German Club 1; Speech 1; Latin Club 2, 3, President; Math Club 3; Science Club 3 CROSSLEY, MARY Mu Sigma 3,4; Roma 3; FNA 3, Treasurer 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; transferred from Bay St. Louis, Mississippi A 39 CULMONE, ARTINA MARIE Commerce Majors 4; FHA 1, 2,3,4; Junior Red Cross 2,3,4 CULMONE, MARGARET ANN Commerce Majors 4; FHA 1, 2,3,4; Junior Red Cross 2,3,4 CULOTTA, BRANISLAVS (MIKE) DAVIS, SANDRA DENISE Buccarettes 3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Future Nurses 3,4; Y-Teens 4; Chorus 1; Library 4 DAWSON, PAULETTE FNA 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Spanish Club 4 DRAKE, JERI WYN Leadership Conference; Mu Sigma 3,4; Student Council Treasurer 2, Vice President 4; BLADE Staff 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Commerce Majors 2. 3, Secretary 4; French 1,2; FHA 1; FTA 1, 2, 3,4; Masquers Reporter 3, Vice President 4; Mardi Gras Queen 4; Beauty Pageant 3rd 2. 1st 4; Student of the Mondi 3; State Rally 1,2; Who's Who DeFRANCES, RONALD Junior Red Cross Treasurer 3,4; Hi-Y Treasurer 5 DUPRE, GARY EUGENE B Club 4; Future Teachers 3,4; Basketball 2,3, 4; Baseball 2,3; transferred from Dallas, Texas DAVIS, SHARON CECILE Buccarettes 3; Y-Teens 4; Future Nurses 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; FHA 1; Library 4 DITMAR, SUE ANN Commerce Majors 4; Junior Red Cross 3; Spanish Club 3 Transferred from Kimball High School, Royal Oak, Michigan 40 EST1S, DENNIS WILLIAM Beta Club 3,4; Student Council 1, 2,3,4; Class Vice President 4; B Club 3, President 4; BLADE Staff 4; French Club 1,2; Interclub Council 4; Jets 1, 2; Library Aid 3; Math Club Secretary 1; Office Aid 3; Science Club President 1; Basketball 1; Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 3,4; Track 1,2; Mardi Gras Court 3 FAWLEY, SUSAN LYNNE Mu Sigma 3,4; Beta 2, 3,4; Jr. Academy of Science 3, President 3; Math 2,3; Buccarettes 1,2,3; Rhythm Corps 3; Spanish 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; State Literary Rally Biology 2, Spanish I, 2nd Place 1 DURBIN, THOMAS Archcry 2, Secretary 3. President 4; Inter-Club Council 4 EVANS, WILLIAM BYRON Transferred from military school; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track 4 ELKINS, BARRY LINDSEY Debate Club 2; Masquers 3,4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4 FARRIS, PEGGY FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1, 2.3.4; PEM 3, Vice President 4 FLACK, FREDRICK RICHARD Industrial Arts 2; B Club 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Basketball 2; Football 1, 2.3.4 FONTENOT, DONALD DEARMOND, JR. Archery 1,2; Industrial Arts 1, 2, Vice President 1; President 2 FLEMING, JAMES PATRICK III ”B Club 2,3,4; Library 4; Spanish 4; Safety 4; Kris Kringlc 4 FOOTE, JOHN HOLLAND Beta 2; Mu Sigma 3; Student Council President 4; Key Club 2,4, Treasurer 3; Parliamentarian 2; Senior Director 4; French 1.2,3.4; FT A 3; Junior Rotarian 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Most Dependable 4; Who’s Who 41 FORTENBERRY, WELDON WILLIS Student Council 4; Chorus President 4; Latin Club 1 FRASCA, TERRY ANN Mu Sigma 3,4; Buccarettes 1, 2,3; French 1,2; FT A 3,4; Latin 4; Red Cross 3; Y-Teens 3 FR1TCHER, MARTIN NOEL Archery Club 3,4 GALLUSSAR, CARLA ANN Transferred from Guatemala; BLADE Staff 4 GERLACH, SANDRA GAIL BUCCANEER LOG S Staff 1; Art Club 1.2, Treasurer 3; Commerce Club 4; FT A 2; Office Aid 1 GOODART, JAMES WILLIAM Archery Club 1,2,3,4 GOMEZ, THADYS Chorus 3,4; Commerce 3; Dramatics 1; FT A 3; Office Aid 4; Talent Show, 3rd, 3 GERGORY, CYNTHIA SUE Transferred from Kansas City High, Kansas City, Mo.; PEM 4 GENIUS, JAMES GARNET Archcry 4; German 1, 2 GONZALES, SANDRA ANN Mu Sigma 3,4; Art Club 1; Buccarettes 1; FHA 1; FT A 4; Red Cross 1, 2, Reporter 3; PEM 3,4; Spanish 2, 3,4; Y-Teens 4, Chaplain 4 42 HEIMAN, BETH SUZANNE Pelican State; Beta 2,3, Treasurer 4; Mu Sigma President 3,4; Student Council 1,2,4, Publicity Committee Chariman 4; Buccaneer Log Staff 3, Class Editor 4; French 1,2,3,4; Vice President 1, President 2. Secretary 3; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Literary Rally 1,2; Most Likely to Succeed; Who's Who. HEWITT, CHARLES Industrial Arts 3; Science 2; Spanish 1,2 HARELSON, SAMUEL Golf 2,3,4; B Club HENNIGAN, RICHARD Archery 3,4 HAYES, PAUL DOUGLAS Band 3,4; Junior A-chievement 3,4 HERMANN, CAROL JEAN Leadership Conference; Beta 2, 3,4; Mu Sigma Secretary 3,4; Student Council 4; BLADE Staff 2; Buccaneer Log Staff 3, Business Manager 4; Spanish 2, Reporter 3, Vice President 4; All-State Band and Orchestra 3,4; National Merit Finalist; Student of the Month 4; Most Intellectual; Literary Rally 2,3; Who's Who HILL, ROBERT Industrial Arts 1,2; Safety Club 4; Red Cross 1; Golf 1,2; Junior Varsity Basketball 2 HOLLAND, ARTHUR LEROY HOLMES, BARBARA Spanish 2.3,4; Commerce 3,4; PEM 3,4; FH A 1.2; Junior Red Cross 3 HOLT, PATRICIA Beta 2, 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Buccaneer Log Staff 3, Assistant Editor 4; French 2, 3,4, Reporter 3, 4; FHA 1; FT A 2, 3, 4; State Rally, English 3; Candy Striper 2,3,4 43 HOOVER, JAMES HOUSTON. Transferred from Woodlawn JACQUES BAUMHAUER, JR. Key 1,2; Student Council 1; French 1; Latin 2; Jets 1; Math 1; B Club 1,2,3,4; Science 1; FT A 2; Courtesy Award 1; Sertoma Service Award 4 IEHLE, KAREN MARIA Beta 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4. Calendar Editor 4; BLADE Staff 2,3,4; FT A 2,3,4; French 1,2,3,4; Spanish 4; PEM 2,3; Library Aid 2,3; Buccarettes 1,2 INGALLS, JAMES Hi-Y 4; Latin Club 2 JACKSON, JUDITH CHERYL Chorus 2,3,4; French 2,3; Red Cross 4; Y -Teens 4; Buccarettes 1,2,3; Library 4; Dramatics 2 JOHNSON, MICHAEL JARNIGAN, RONALD Beta 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Science Research, Vice President 1; BLADE Staff, Asst. Editor 1,2,3,4; Rotary Club Essay Winner 2; Debate 1 JONES, LAWRENCE BLAKE Beta 4; Student Council 3; Debate 4; Dramatics 4, Treasurer 4; French 1,2;FTA3,4, Vice President 4; Hi-Y 4; Jets 1; Mailt 1,2, Reporter 2; Science 1, 2 JACK, ELKIN TERRY Leadership Conference; Honor Masquers 4; Debate 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Spanish 2,3; Red Cross 1,2; Football Manager 4 JAMELLO, FRANCES Transfer from Baker High School; FHA 3,4 44 KING, TIMOTHY TOWERS Student Council 1; Bell and Howell Operators' Club; Hi-Y 3,4; Red Cross 2; Spanish 1,2 JORDAN, DOROTHY FRANCES Buccarettes 2,3; FHA 1;2, 3,4; FNA 3; Y-Teens 3 KIRKLAND, ROGER BARRY Beta 2, 3,4; Mu Sigma 3.4; B Club 3.4; Key Club 3, 4; Library 4; Math 1, 2; Red Cross 1; LYSC 4; Spanish 1, 2; Basketball 1; Football 1.2. 3.4; Track 1; Best Dressed 4 LEBLANC, ANDRE MICHEL B Club 2, 3,4; BLADE Staff 4; Industrial Arts 2,3; Spanish 2, 3; Baseball 3 KARRAS, GREGORY WAYNE LAFLEUR, RICHARD LEWIS French 4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4 LANG LOIS, CHARLOTTE ANN FHA 3,4; FNA 3, Reporter 4; Red Cross Secretary 2, 3,4; Latin 1; Candy Stripers LASPE, ROBERT GLEN German Club 3 LEE, WILLIAM MICHAEL Track 3,4; Mardi Gras Court 4 A 45 LEMOINE. RAYMOND JOHN LEWIS, ERIN ANN B Club 4; Baseball 3,4 Girl’s Chorus 1,2,3.4; Library 1 LEWIS, ROBERT BRADLEY BLADE Staff 4; German 1; Jets 1; Junior Academy of Sciences 1, 2; Latin 2, 3 LINDSEY. HOLLIS FAY Class Reporter 3; Beta 4; Student Council 3; BLADE Staff 4; Boosters 2,3,4, First Mate 3, Treasurer 3, Captain 4; French 2; FNA 3, Reporter 3; Interclub Council 4; Red Cross 2,3; Masquers 4; Homecoming Court 1,4, Queen 4; Mardi Gras Maid 1,2; Miss Broadmoor; Most Outstanding Buccarette 3; Student of the Month 4 LITTLE, BRONWYN HILL Beta 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Mu Sigma 3,4; French 2, 3; FT A 2,3,4; Key Club Sweetheart 4 McDaniel, Robert Key Club 3; Latin Club 1; BLADE Asst. Editor 4; Jr. Red Cross 3; B Club; Football 3,4; All-District 4; All Area 2nd Team 4 LUGENBUHL, CYNTHIA ANN Dramatics 3; FHA 4; FT A 3; Red Cross 1; PCM 3.4; Spanish 1 McGrath. Robert LIPSCOMB, JOHN Spanish Club 2,3,4 LUSTED, JOHN PEMBLE Beta 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4, Treasurer 3, 4; Student Council 4; Debate 1; Latin 2,3; Library 4; Math 1,2; Science 1; Science Research 2; Literary Rally, Latin I, 2nd Place 1 46 MARSHALL, JUDITH ANN Pelican State; Beta 3,4; Mu Sigma 3.4; French 3; Safety Club 4; Y -Teens 4; Mardi Gras Court 3 MAYEAUX, WARREN J. Key Club 2,3; Golf 3,4 MERRITT, JANET MARIE Transfer from Covington High School, Covington, La. McLAVY, ARTHUR GRAHAM MARTIN, CARL LEWIS French Club 3,4; Basketball 2,3 MELANSON, MELANIE Beta 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Student Council 1, Secretary 4; Class Secretary 3; Buccarettes 1, 2, Historian 3, Rhythm Corps 3; Spanish 1,2; State Speech Rally 3; Masquers 3; BLADE Staff 2,3; Beauty Pageant 1st 1, 2nd 2,3,4; Mardi Gras Court 1,2; Man’s Lady 4 MARSH, MELINDA LOU Beta 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; French 2,3,4; MIDWIKIS- HELEN ADELE German 1; Math 1 Art Club 1; Masquers 3,4; FNA 3; Commerce Majors 3; Y-Teens 3; MARTIN, IRIS ANN Buccarettes 3 MILLER, JAMES HOWARD Class Vice President 3; Treasurer 4; Rotary Club 4; Math Club 1,2; Jets 1,2,3; Football 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Mardi Gras Court 4; Who’s Who MILLER, MARLENE MARIE Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Music Club 1 MILLS APS, BETTY ELIZABETH MILLSAPS, JAYNE JEANETTE FHA 1,2.3,4; Red Cross 2, 3; FHA 1,2.3,4; FNA 3,4; Red Library Club 1 Cross 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1; Candy Striper 2,3,4 MILTON, PATTY GAIL Leadership Conference 4; Beta Club 2,3, Secretary 4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Buccaneer Log Staff, Editor 4, Assistant Art Editor 3; FHA President 4; Vice President 2, Secretary 1, East Baton Rouge Parish Historian 1. National FHA Convention, Kansas City, Missouri 4, Miss FHA 1, Runner-up 2, State Homemaker Degree 4; Red Cross 2; FT A 2; French 1; Buccarettes 1, Parliamentarian 2; State Rally 1,2,3; Who's Who. Most Courteous 1,4; Student of the Month 4 MIXON, HOWARD EARL Band 2,3,4 MONTAGNINO, ANTHONY JERRY MULLINS, JANE MOODY. MICHAEL Band Officer 1,2,3; Staff Sergeant 4 MURTES, PETER Industrial Arts 1, Vice President 2 MONCERET, LINDA GAIL Commerce Majors 3, President 4; FHA 1.2, 3,4; FNA 3,4; Officer Aid 3. 4 MOORMAN, PATRICK KEITH Track 3,4; B Club 48 NEWMAN, WILLIAM EDWARD Mu Sigma 3,4; Math 1,2; Science 1, Treasurer 2; Spanish 2,3; Track 1,2,3.4; B Club 4 O'BANION, GLYNN JAMES NEAL, EDITH ODELL NEAMES, Band Secretary 1.2,3, DENNIS RAY 4; Asst. Music Librarian 1,2; Music Librar- Archery 4 ian 3,4; All Parisli NORMAND, ORILLION, JUDITH MAUDE Jr. Band 1; All Parish VIVIAN MARIE Transferred from St. Joseph's Acad Band 3,4 BUCCANEER LOG 1; FHA 2,3,4; FNA Par- emy; Chorus 3,4 NISBET, liamentarian 3. Treas- NORMAND SAMUEL Transferred from Brookside High School urer 4 OWENS, KAY NELL FHA 1, 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 4 PARRINO, DOROTHY ANN PAYNE, DAWN NOEL Student Council 3,4; FHA 1,2, Y-Teens, Historian 4; PEM 3,4; Secretary 3, Vice President 4; GAA 4; Miss Merry Christmas 4 BLADE Staff 4; FNA Vice President 3.4; Red Cross 2, Secretary 3; Buccarettes 1; GAA 4; PEM 4; French 1,2; Guidance Aid 4; Cheerleader 2,3, Head 4; Homecoming Court 3. 4; Mardi Gras Court 3, Ball Captain 4; Most School Spirit 4 49 PETERSON, DIANE LEE Chorus 1,2,3,4. Secretary 3,4; Sextet 1,2,3, talent contest, second, 2; Superior, State Rally in Solo 1,2; Musical Southern Group 4; Commerce Majors 4. PH1LL1PPE, EVELYN MARIE Red Cross 3,4; FHA 1.2.3,4; Commerce Majors 4. PHILLIPS, DONNA WRIGHT Pelican State Alternate; Beta 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4. Parliamentarian 4; Buccarcttes 2. 3, Rhythm Corp 3; Red Cross 2,4; Y-Teens 4; FHA 1; Dramatics 1; Debate 1; Mardi Gras Court 4. PICKETT, MARGENE DIANE Mu Sigma 3,4; Student Council 4; Y-Teens 3,4, President 4; FT A 4; Latin 3; Buccarettcs 3; Jr. Academy of Science 3; Guidance office aid 4; State Rally, Latin 3. QUINN, MARY KATHRYN FHA 1,2,3,4; Commerce Majors 4; FNA 4; Red Cross 3,4, RHORER, WILLIAM FREDERICK Hi-Y 2. RE AY, DAVID MILES Transfer from Glendale, California; Latin 3,4, Treasurer 4; Mu Sigma 3.4; FTA 3,4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Mr. Buccaneer 4; Most School Spirit. RODRIGUE. PATRICIA BLADE Staff 2; BUCCANEER LOG Staff 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Red Cross 2,3,4, President 2,3, Student Ad- RANDALL, CAROLYN vlSor 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Betty Crocker Award 4; FTA 4; Office Aid 1,2, RICKS, 3,4; Commerce Majors GORDON KEITH 3.4. 50 SABOLIK, JEROME STEPHEN Transferred from Painesvilic, Ohio; Mu Sigma 3,4; Key Club 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; All Parish 3,4; All Parish Stage Band 3; Stage band 4; Latin Club 2. SCHAFFER, GEORGE WILLIAM German Club 2,3. ROME, VEDA ANN Commerce Majors 3; Vice President 4; FHA 2,3; Future Teachers 4. SALASSI, GLADYS ADELE Leadership Conference; Beta 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3, Reporter 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Class President 3; FT A 2,4, Vice President 3; BLADE Staff 2. 3; Co-Editor 4; Spanish 2, Secretary 3, President 4; French 1, 2,3,4; PEM 3; Bucca-rettes 1; State Rally, Spanish I, II, First, French Interpretive Reading, Superior; DAR Award 4; Lemon Sisters 4. RUSH, GLENDA FAY FHA 1,2, 3,4. SCARDINA, DIANE BRIDGET Beta 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Spanish 1,2,3, Social Music Chairman 4; FT A 1.2. 3,4; Red Cross Parliamentarian 4; Buccarette Squad Leader 1,2,3; Math 1; FHA 1; Music Festival Piano, Superior 1,2,3, 4; Harvard Gold Medal Ping Pong, 3. SHILLING. PHILIP RANDALL Band 1,3,4; Spanish 4; Stage Band 4. SCHLECHT, JOYCE ELAINE Transferred from San Antonio; Student Council 4; Y-Teens 4. SCHMIDT. SCOTT. ROLAND BROOKS ROBERT CHARLYON Beta 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Math 1,2; Science 1,2; French 1,2,3,4; B Club 2,3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Football 3,4; National Merit Finalist; Who's Who Most Outstanding Student 3; Most Intellectual 2, 4; Math Science Institute at S.M.U. in Dallas, Texas. 51 SHACK LETT, ROBERT LEE Mu Sigma 3,4; Spanish 2,3; Library 2,4; Math 1,2. SHEETS. RONALD WAYNE Transferred from Blythevill, Arkansas; Mu Sigma 4; Student Council 4; Speech 4. vSIBLEY, LEONARD LAMAR Library 3, 4, President 3. SINQUEFIELD, JOHN Library 1. SMITH, JO ANNE Mu Sigma 3.4; Student Council 4; FT A 4; PEM 4; Y -Teens 4. SMITH, SANDRA LOUISE Beta 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; BLADE Staff 2,3, 4; Buccarettes 1; French 2,3,4; FTA 2,3.4. Reporter 4; German Secretary 1,2,3; PEM 4; Speech Rally 1. SHUKER, ANN WYNNE Inter-Club Council 4; GAA 2,3,4, President 4; PEM 3,4; French 1; Y-Teens 4. SKYRING, PATRICIA ELAINE Student Council 1,2, 3; BUCCANEER BLADE Advertising Staff 4; BUCCANEER LOG Staff 1; Commerce Majors 3,4, Treasurer 4; Dramatic 1; FNA 3,4, Vice President 3,4; District FNA 4; Red Cross 1,2,3; Office Aid 1,2; Y-Teens 3,4; Mardi Gras Court 4; Representative for Noma Tour 4. SIMS, DONNA ANNE FHA 1; Dramatics 1,2; FNA 1; Y- Teens 1; Commerce Majors 1. SLEDGE, LINDA FAY Beta 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; BLADE Staff 2; Buccarettes 1; French 3,4; FHA 1; Latin 2; Math 1; Office Aid 2; Y-Teens, Most Outstanding Worker 4. 52 SMOOT, FRANCES Chorus 1. 2,3,4; FHA 1,2; FNA 4; Red Cross 1,2; Spanish 2; Speech 1. SNYDER, KARL JOSEPH Hi-Y 4; Safety 1. Vice President 1; Jr. Achieve ment 4, Treasurer 4, Baud 2, 3. SPURGER, JAMES LLOYD B Club, Baseball 1,2, 3,4. SPIERS, SANDRA FAYE Transfer, El Paso, Texas; Mu Sigma 4. ST. ANGELO, MICHAEL Spanish 1,2,3,4. STARING, SIDNEY FRANKLIN BH Club; Football 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1.2,3,4; BLADE Staff 4. STOLTZ, VALERIE JEAN FHA 1,2; FNA 3, Secretary 4; German 1,3. STRINGER, JAMES BYRON Beta 3,4; Mu Sigma 3.4; Key 2,3,4, President 4; Student Council 4; French 3; B Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Basketball 3; Optimist CIud Award 4; Mardi Gras Court 3, 4; Who's Who 4; Lady's Man 4; Student of the Month 4. STUBBLEFIELD, DIANE Leadership Conference; BLADE Staff 4; Class Secretary 4; Student Council 4; FT A 3,4; Red Cross 2, Reporter 2; Art 1, President 1; French 1; Spanish 2,3, 4; Y-Teens 4; Library 4. 53 SUBLETT, KEITH RINGO SWAIM, ROBERT HAROLD Band 2, 3,4. Beta 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Key Club 4; BLADE, Sports Editor 1,2; FTA 3; Jr. Rotarian 4; EBR Youth Council 3,4; Spanish 1, 2,3; Math 1,2; Football Statistician 3,4; Who's Who; National Merit Finalist; Government Day Ass’t Police Chief. SWITZER, TERRY LYNN B Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3, Vice President 4; Typist Award 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Best Offensive Back 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Best Hitter 1; Most Valuable Player 2; Twirp Week Court 1; Mardi Gras Court 2. TICAC, LINDA JOY Transferred from Red-emptorist High; Chorus TOLUSSO, CHERYL LYNN Red Cross 1,2,3; FHA THOMPSON, STUART ROBERT Spanish 3 4; FHA 4. V ALLOT, KERMIT JOSEPH Transferred from Sulphcr High; Library Club Secretary-Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Debate 4. Reporter 1,2,3,4; Commerce Majors 3,4; FNA 3,4; Candy Striper. VARNADO, KELLY LANE Science 1,2; Math 1,2, 3; Jets 1; Latin Club 3; Office Aid. THORNTON, PATRICIA ANN Y-Teens 3,4; FHA 1.2; Chorus 1, 2,3,4. TYSON, THOMAS HOWARD Track 3 54 WHITE, MARSHA ROSE Transferred from Baton Rouge High; Mu Sigma 4; Latin 3,4; Jr. Academy of Science 3; Buccarettes 4; Future Teachers 4. WILDER, JOHN EDMOND Transfer from Hall High School, Little Rock, Arkansas; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; B Club 4. VILLARREAL, CRISPIN CHARLES Spanish 4. WHITE, MARILEE ANN Beta 2, 3,4; Mu Sigma 4; FHA 1; French 1, Treasurer 2; Jr. Academy of Science 3; Chorus 1. 2,3, Vice President 4; Sextet 2, 3; Southern Singers 4; National Merit Finalist; State Rally 2nd English 2.3; Who's Who WAG HORNE, WILLIAM RICHARD Debate President 2,3, 4; BUCCANEER LOG and BUCCANEER BLADE photographer 3,4; Student of die Month 4; National Senior Scholastic Photographer Winner; Regional Science Fair, •ionorable Mention 1, .3,4. WILLIAMS, NORMAND DAVID Hi-Y 4; Industrial Arts Club 1; Basketball 1, 2,4. WINDHAM, STEPHEN HAROLD Transferred from Glen Oaks High; Chorus 4. WRIGHT, SYLVIA ANN FHA 3; Y-Teens 4; Commerce Majors 4; Future Nurses 4. ZETTLE, CATHERINE BERNICE Beta 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Spanish 1,2,3,4; Math 1; FHA 1. 55 When We Were In The Primary Grades, Ann Adams 3etty Aillet Judy Alexander Muriel Arguello Frances Avants Ed Bailey Becky Baker Bruce Ballard Jean Barksdale Susan Batts George Beck Effie Bellue Ann Benton Jim Best David Bergeron Iven Bergeron Tommy Binder Ann Blanchard Chris BonEnfant Lynda Bostic Pam Boureois Glenda Boyles Barry Braucht Maureen Braun Linda Brewer Susan Briggs Ronnie Brown Tommy Brown Steve Buckley Greg Burhans Laney Cadwallader Tub Carona Cordell Cassens Jeff Chapman Jackie Cooper Sammy Covington Carolyn Crawford Donnie Crawford Ronnie Crawford Mary Crossley Tina Culmone Margaret Culmone Ronnie DeFrances Sue Ann Dittmar Wyn Drake Gary Dupre Thomas Durbin Barry Elkins Dennis Estis Bill Evans Peggy Farris Susan Fawley Rick Flack Jim Fleming 56 We Were Bright-Eyed Cherubs Donald Fontenot Terry Frasca Jerry Fritcher Sandra Gerlach Thadys Gomez Sandra Gonzales Jimmy Goodart Douglas Hayes Beth Heiman Ricky Hennigan Carol Hermann Charles Hewitt Bobby Hill Leroy Holland Barbars Holmes Pat Holt Jack Houston K3ren Iehle Terry Jack Cheryl Jackson Mike Johnson Blake Jones Dottie Jordan Tim King Skipper Kirkland Dickie Laflcur Charlotte Langlois Robert Laspe Michel LeBlanc Mike Lee Ray Lemoinc Hollis Lindsey John Lipscomb Bronwyn Little Cynthia Lugenbuhl John Lusted Melinda Marsh Judy Marshall Warren Mayeaux Bob McDaniels Melanie Melanson Janet Merritt Junior Midwikis Marlene Miller Betty Millsaps Jayne Millsaps Patty Milton Howard Mixon Linda Monceret Mike Moody Pete Murtes Edith Neal Dennis Neames Bill Newman 57 Now We Are Vivian Normand Judy Orillion Kay Owens Dawn Payne Diane Peterson Margene Pickett Evelyn Phillippe Donna Phillips Kathy Quinn Carolyn Randall David Reay Gordon Ricks Pat Rodrigue Jerry Sabolik Gladys Salassi Diane Scardina Randy Schilling Joyce Schlecht Bob Schmidt Bob Shacklett Ronnie Sheets Ann Shuker Donna Sims Johnny Sinqucficld Pat Skyring Linda Sledge Jo Anne Smith Sandra Smith Francis Smoot Karl Snyder Sandra Spiers Michael St. Angelo Sidney Staring Valeric Stolz Byron Stringer Diane Stubblefield Keith Sublett Bob Swaim Terry Switzer Stuart Thomson Ann Thornton Linda Ticac Kim Vallot Kelly Varnado Cris Villareal Marilee White Marsha White David Williams Steve Windham Sylvia Wright Kay Zcttl 58 Campus Shots STEVE B., HOLLIS L. AND PAM B. DECIDE HOW THEIR PAGE OF THE BLADE SHOULD BE LAID OUT DOT P., RENEE T. AND PATTY M. ARE AS PRETTY IN THE MORNING AS THEY ARE AT BEDTIME SANDRA S. KEEPS BUSINESS AT THE BETA STORE THRIVING RAY L. USES HIS STUDY TIME WISELY HOW MUCH I EAT IS MY BUSINESS . . . f BOB S. BEAMS HIS USUAL SUNNY SMILE DIANE S. AND SAMMY C. FIND STUDYING AN ENJOYABLE ACTIVITY RANDY S. KEEPS IN PRACTICE ONCE A LEADER, ALWAYS A LEADER - IT SEEMS SENIOR LANEY C. AND FRESHMAN LORRAINE P. CAUTIOUSLY GO UP THE STAIRS OF A BUILDING WE HAD OUR OWN BEATLE DURING FOOTBALL SEASON - NONE OTHER THAN JOHN M. Bryon S. presents Mike L. a plaque for outstanding leadership in Key Club. Junior Rotarians: J. Lusted, B. Schmidt, R. Crawford. J. Miller, B. Batson, B. Swaim, B. Stringer, J. Foote. Blake J. wonders whether there are enough hours in the day. Senior football players give Mr. Mac a birthday party. Pelican State Beth Ileiman, Judy Marshall, Iven Bergeron, Bob Batson Leadership Conference Carol Hermann, Ann Shuker, Diane Stubblefield, Gladys Salassi, Becky Baker, Patty Milton, Wyn Drake, Terry Jack FRANCES AVANTS ... for contributions with PEM, and as a cheerleader and sweetheart of Key Club. BOB BATSON ... for excellent leadership with the senior class, scholarship as a National Merit Finalist, and exceptional contributions in track. BECKY BAKER ... tor outstanding leadership in French Club and service as Buccaneer Blade editor. l i)£o ’s () io a! XJfS - 1964 GREG BURHANS. . . for outstanding leadership in Key Club and participation in football and basketball. LANEY CADWALLADER ... for dependability as an officer of both FT A and Y-Teens. WYN DRAKE ... for superior work with the Student Council and Commerce Majors Club. 63 JOHN FOOTE ... for outstanding Leadership with the Student Council and Key Club. BETH HEIMAN ... for scholarship, excellent service with Mu Sigma, French Club, and the Buccaneer Log, and leadership in Pelican State as a State Representative. CAROL HERMANN ... for scholar ship as a National Merit Finalist, service on Buccaneer Log, and leadership in Los Espanoles. Se eciecf Sa tAe Jacufiy on iAe Seises of c i a racier, sc Aofars ip, Jepen da biAty, ancf sertt ce io iAe scAooA BRONWYN LITTLE ... for highly commendable work with Beta Club and as sweetheart of Key Club. JIMMY MILLER ... for leadership in junior and senior classes and for continued performance in football and track. PATTY MILTON ... for outstanding leadership in the Future Homemakers of America and as editor of the Buccaneer Log. GLADYS SALASSI ... for outstanding service as editor of BUCCANEER BLADE and as head of Los Espanoles. BOB SCHMIDT ... for scholarship as a National Merit Finalist and participation in track and football. BOB SWAIM ... for scholarship as a National Merit Finalist, service through the Key Club, and leadership as a Junior Rotarian. Zacfi faculty member nominated ten students w 20 i iey fe t are most outstanding in t e senior c ass. die eicj iteen students w 20 received t ie most votes are featured e e. BYRON STRINGER ... for leadership with Key Club and outstanding performance in track. TERRY SWITZER ... for outstanding performance in football, baseball, and commerce. NARILEE WHITE . . . for scholar ship as a National Merit Finalist and exceptional performance in music. 65 Abadie, Cheryl Achord, Jerry Albritton, Pam Anderson, Terri Andrews, Arthur Andrews, Cynthia Andries, Dana Andries, Donald Anselmo, Greg Babington, Jim Bachman, Gretchen Badgley, Sandra Bagley, Starr Ann Baker, Sue Barnett, Rex Eleventh Graders Number 245 Barrett, Mike Bartholomew, Mary Batson, Patricia Bender, Sharon Bezdek, Dennis Bickham, Thomas Blankenship, John Blondeau, Roy Boiles, Damon Bordelon, Linda Bottoms, Billy Bourgeois, Karl Bowers, Linda Bradley, Jane Braun, Kathleen Brown, Charlie Brown, Rebecca Brumfield, Ronnie Bryant, Rhonda Buckley, Bob 66 Budden, Karen Burgess. Pat Burgess, Trudy Butler, David Caine, Patricia Calabrese, Barrie Calbert, David Carter, Bill Cefalu, Sandra Charrier, Keith Chellette, Jesse Clotiaux, Linda Colthorp, Mike Conrad, Susan Constant, Gregory — 120 Girls and 125 Boys Constant, Rodney Constantine, Suzanne Cooper, Nelda Crout, Tom Daigres, Freddy Dake, Randy Davis, Betsy Davis, Nancy Jo Day, Janice Decuir, Pat DeFoore, Ann Deslatte, Jerry Didier, Marcel Drushel, Laurel Duncan, Johnny Dyer, Ronnie Dyer, Stan Eason, Susan Feldman, Mike Fisk, Susie 67 Fish, Donna Fitzsimmons, Sharon Flanagan, Pat Fletcher, Richard Fontaine, Darla Foy, Cynthia Frasca, Jeanette Friedmann, Harriet Fritcher, Sherry Garrot, Bob Gauthier, Linda Gaurreaux, Arlene Gill, Lavern Glaser, Carolyn Glass. Thad They Hold Key Positions y y Golson, Tommy Gomez, Bryan Gordon, Billy Gough, Mike Goza, Sandy Graham, Pat Green, Glenn Greer, Bubba Griffon, Nancy Guy, Linda Hamn, Cindy Hanley, Bill Harelson, Steve Harmon, Jackie Harper, Mike Hayden. Gary Haymon, Martin Heard, Cindy Heatherly, Susan Heiman, Meyer 68 Herrell, Richard Higginbotham, Larry Him a, George Hines, Floella Hoffman, Joel Holliman, Jerry Howard, Ralph Huber:, Mary Hudson, Linda Hurst, Sheryl Jackson, Mike Jennings, Janice Johnson, Eddie Johnson, Billy Jordan, Paul In Clubs And In Athletics Jordan, Steve Kelly. Dixie Kenvon, Anne Kerst, Victor Kidd, Jim Kimble, Paul King, Kathy Knighten, Jimmy Kricg, Kathy Kyzar, Zondra Landry, Kathy Larson, Marjorie Laurie, Jim Lee, Morgan Lemke, Jim LeMoine, Brenda Leopard, Danny Lindsey, Janet Little, Michael Long, Ted 69 Lowe, Judy Marshall, Sharon Mathis, Charles Mayes, Jeff McBride, Becky McCallum, Noy McCarver, Jimmy McClung, Tisha McKenzie. Carolyn McLean, Jimmie MacLean, Bill MacNaughton, Billy Mead, Bill Melancon, Mike Metternick, Ronnie Academically They Contribute To The Miller, Maureen Milner, Rusty Milton, Sharon Montgomery, John Morgan, Chuck Morgan, David Morgan, Ricky Mosier, John Mouser, Delvin Neklutin, Elena Neptune, Connie Nevils, Noelle Noble, Judy Noonan, Bill Nossek, Richard Oliver, Victor O'Neal, Marilyn Page, Dianne Parker, Wally Par me Ice, Janice 70 Pearce, Alan Peek, Mac Pegues, Dianne Percy, Chaille Peters, Charles Pethtel, Sue Poche, Gordon Pokorney, Christy Polito, Karla Prat or, Bob Rando, Richard Reeves, Susan Regan, Becky Rhodes, Ladd Rich, Betty State Literary And Speech Rally Victories Richards, Carol Richmond, Wayne Rogillio, Scott Root, Janie Rutledge, Beverly Sanchez, Gayle Sarto, Judy Satch, Hilary Scardina, Linda Scimeca, Joe Schexnayder, Susan Schoening, Kris Schmidt, Mary Lou Self, Billy Joe Settoon, Barbara Shaffer, Terry Sheppard, Susan Smith, Lonnie Spitale, Linda Stafford, Susan 71 Stanmeyers, Candy Stein, Robert Stinson, Bruce Stubblefield, Lynn Sumerall, Sharon Sutton, Jan Switzer, Mike Taylor, John Templet, J. R Terito, Judy Theriot, Terry Thompson, Bobby Thomas, Linda Thorney, Barbara Touchet, Renee Vessier, Toni Voge, Diane Ward, Phil Wascom, Delores Washauer, Gaye Watkins, Thibodeaux Wax, C. J. Wells, Judy Williams, Brenda Willians, Jimmy Williamson, Billy Junior Class Officers DAVE MORGAN -..............................................President SUSAN SCHEXNAYDER.....................................Vice President KTRIS SCHOENING............................................Secretary JUDY LOWE Treasurer Abat, Ladd Abrahamscn, Kathy Adams, Albert Adams, Greg Addison, Margot Adkins Gwendolyn Aillet, Janice Airhart, Lance Alexander, Phillis Alexander, Tommy Anderson, Andy Andrews, Julia Andrews, Robert Anglin, Billy Arnold, Robert Atkins, Wayne Austin, Ronald Babin, Linda Badeaux, Jessie Badgley, Diane Bagwell. Peggy Baker, Susan Baldwin, Jeffery Bankston, Becky Tenth Graders Participate In Buccaneer Activities Banta, Cindy Barnes, Rodney Barnes, Marc Beguc, Sheldon Benton, Brenda Blouin Rita Blumstein, Chris Borne. Catherine Botsford. Kathleen Bourgeois, Annette Bourque, Luneil Bowers. Catherine Bowman, David Braud. Raymond Broussard. Charlotte Brown. Bonnie Brown, Gloria Brown, Walter Browning. Sherry Bruce, Linda Brumfield, Susan Bryant, Sheila Bryant, Jim Burbank, Tommy Burgess, Kenneth Burn, Dick Cadwalladcr, John Campbell, Kathy Carper, Vicki Chambers, Ricky Champagne, Suzanna Chclcttc, Carl Clayton, Diane Cole, Jaycine Corneaux, Roger Cooper, Jocelyn Cooper, Patricia Cothern, Mike Cowlishaw, Jeff Crawford, Brian Crbok, DeWitt Crosslcy, Kathy Cunard, Jean Cunningham, Gary And In Literary And Speech Rallies Davis, Jesse Dearman, Mitzi DeFoore, Lynn Delatte, Larry Dew, Danny Dollacker, Mike Dreher, Joe Dupuy, Susan Durand, Sammy Dykes, Sharon Edwards, Dickie Egan, Billy Elkins, Alan Elkins, Janice Elliot, Charles Farrell, Thomas Fesgan, Uarrianne Findley, Diane Fish, Gene Flanagan, Diane 75 Fontaine, Dwight Forbes, Sharon F.oret, Brent Fowler, Sonny Foy, Charlene Francis, Tommy Gagliano, Mike Gill, Sarah Glass, Rosalind Goldstein, Gregory Gomez, Gary Gomez, Lillie Goza, Jerry Goza, Brenda Grant, Diane Gregory, Jerry Hassc, David Hamilton, Carolyn Hanna, David Hansen, Linda Harbour, Bobby Harelson, Mike Harlow, Donald Hazel, Grady Class Numbers 270 — Heaton, Katherine Hedgepeth, Linda Helouin, Randy Henderson, Linda Herrel, Joyce Hewitt, Nancy Hodge, Shelby Hoing, Mary Ann Holden, Ellen Holeman, Bill Holland, Susan Holmes, Dickie Honeycutt, Julie Jack, Michele Jenson, Dinny Johnson, Karen Johnson, Richard Johnston, Brett Jones, Joell Keith, Dennis 76 Kent, Wayne Killebrew, Line 11a Kitchens, Wallace Kleinpeter, Patricia Kyzar, Pat LaFargue, Terry LaFargue, Tommy LaFleur, Frances Lambert, Ann Lane, Beth Larson, Melanie Leak, Carter Lee, Ashley Lehr, Dianna LeMay, Randolph Lemke, Cindy Lester, Karen Lewis, Robert Lindsey, Petey Logan, David Lorio, Paula Lusk. Marie Lutzc, Ronnie Lyon, Cheryl 139 Girls And 131 Boys McDaniel, Alan McGrath, Susan McNeely, Johnny Maher, Tommy Major, Roland Manning, Carolyn Manning, Kathleen Manson, Mary Lou Marsh, Allison Martin, Suzanne Mayeaux, David Melilli, Joseph Dan Mertzweiller, Jo Ann Middleton, William Midwikis, Elizabeth Miller, Eugene Miller, Michael Miller, Mary Mitchell, Sandra Mixon. Kalia 77 Mocrke, Albert Monceret, Danny Moore, Jerry Morgan, Gwen Mouch, Cathy Neal, Claudia Neal, Margaret Nolan, Leslie Nolen, Becky Norckauer, Bill Nutt, Molly Oliver, Nancy Olivier, John O'Quinn, Linda Palenik, Mike Partrich, Brend3 Patty, Theresa Pearce, Steve Peck, Gary Peek, Robert David Pegues, David Perry, Ralph Pertuis, Dianne Peterson, Richard They Are Elected To Rychel, Anthony Pethtcl, Barbara Phillips, Barry Poche, Gayle Powers, Susan Pushker. Judy Rando, Darlene Randolph, Linda Re ay. Rocky Reeves, Paul Reichle, Allison Reid, D'Juana Richard, Jerry Roberts, Joann Roberts, Walter Robinson, Kay Robinson, Meredith Root, Jacqueline Sanchez, Bubba Sanders, Leila Schultz, James 78 Tramel, Linda True, Richard Tulley, Fredrick Tuttle, William Varnado, Peggy Veilleux, Donald Venable, Cathy Walker, Patsy Wallace, Pat Ward, Kelly Wcintritl, Robert Wells, Patsy White, Carol White, Charles Whitlock, Melinda Whitney, James Wilkinson, Sidney Wilklow, Janice Williams, Janis Wilson, Frank Wilson, Sandra Wirth, Roger Zettl, Lana Walker, David Sheets, Sue Simon, Donna Singer, Carolyn Skoog, Bob Smith, David Smith, Glen Smith, Paul Smith, Terry Snyder, John Spain, Sally Spinosa, Charles Stevens, Barbara Stern, Trevor Stonecipher, Reilly Strasburg, Linda Stovall, Chris Strawhun, Gary Stringer, Thomas Summerell, Lester Sumrall, Glenda Thibodeaux, Rodney Thompson, William Ticac, Janet Tircuit, Tim Club Offices And Royal Courts Thompson, Olivia 79 Adams, Cathy Adkins, James Albritton, Brenda Ammon, Donna Ancona, David Anderson, Susan Andrews, Donna Andrews, Mary Ellen Armstead, Theus Atkins, Bruce Ballard, Pat Barker, Mary Barnett, Kathleen Barnett, Glen Barrett, Steve Barrilleaux, Hunter Barrilleaux, Sindee Beaucoudray, Gene Bedell, Kerry Begley, Philip Behrens, Jeff Bellows, KayBell Belluc, Hughey Ninth Graders Earn Their First Bergeron, David Best, Dean Best, Tommy Bickham. Beverly Blankenship, Marilyn Blouin, Judy Blumstein, Reed Bonnccaze, Edward Booth, Garland Bourgeois, Ricky Bourgeois, Melanie Bowman, Kathy Boyd, Linda Boyles, Maylane Bradley, Abie Brignac, Brenda Broussard, Dunell Brown, Marsha Buddcn, Susan Bunch, Francis Bunker, Linda Burhans, Terry Burton, Danny 80 Caldwell, Mike Capron, Narlene Caves, Jimmy Cccodal, Curtis Chandler, Jackie Chaney, Trudy Cole, Marileen Comeaux, Wayne Corcoran, Marie Cothern, Cynthia Crawford, Barbara Creech, Nita Creoli, Patricia Curry, Danny Curtis, Jamie Cutler, Kim Davis, Eddie Dawson, Lessie DeForge, Paul DeFrances, Frank Devall, Shari Douglas, Beth Duke, Mike Units Toward Graduation Requirements Duke, Billy Dupuy, Buddy Dyer, Duaine Eisler, David England, Lee Epps, Patty Evans, Buddy Farris, Pam Felps, Carolyn Felton, Charlotte Fleming, Pete Fleming, Robert Fletcher, Betty Fletcher, Leslie Fletcher, Steve Flynn, Jane Foote, Barbara Fortenberry, Brenda Foster, Edward Foster, Lynn Frances, Charles Friedman, Judy Fuglaar, Phyllis 81 Galey, Jan Gallaway, Susan Garrot, Cynthia Gauthier, Wanda Geller, Charles Genius, Sidney Genusa, Frank Giscl3rd, Martha Gomez, Kenneth Goss, Bill Gough, Suzanne Goza, Gary Goza, Raymond Graham, Suzanne Gregory, Charla Gremillion, Susan Griffith, Kim Guarino, David Gulledge, David Gurley, James Hamilton, Stanley Hansen, Bobbie Harmon, Donis Harris, Ty Freshmen Work For Eligibility In Hartman, Lloyd Harvey, James Hatfield, Robert Hazel, James Hedgepeth, Joyce Henderson, Gail Hennigan, Carl Hermann, Susan Hewitt, Thomas Hines, Charles Hoover, Donna Houston, Thomas Howard, Roy Hudson, John Hughes, Ycrby Hurst, Allen Ingalls, Dick Jemello, Connie Johnson, Brenda Johnson, Clarence Johnson, Gloria Johnson, Lillian Jordan, Malcolm 82 Kadi, Cynthia Kaufman, Donald Kelly, David Kenyon, Leonard King, William Knighten, Roger Krueger, Anne La Croix, Michael Lakin, Edward Landrum, Mary Landry, Bill Laspc, Linda Lasseter, Corinne Laurie, Alan Layton, Camille Lee, Frank Le Roy, Kathleen Levatino, Ricky Lewis, Paul Lewis, Thomas Lueb, Patricia Lynas, George Malcolm, Sandra The Various School Organizations Martin, Judy May, Gail McAndrcw, Michael McAndrew, Sue McAndrew, Thomas McCallum, Lynn McGee, David McKay, Sus3n McQueen. Jimmy Melanson, Mike Merritt, Brian Messersmilh, Sharon Miller, Lee Miller, Melanie Millican, Martha Milton, Linda Mixon, Kathryn Moorman, Michael Morcom, Chuck Mounce, Beverly Mouser, Becky Myers, Mike Neames, Sue 83 Ncwfeld, Michael Normand, Kay O'Neal, Elaine Parker, Paula Parker, Kerry Parker, Karen Parmelee, Joan Parinno, Loraine Parson, Charles Payment, Thomas Pegues, Susan Percy, Nan Perkins, Garey Peterson, Linda Phelps, Charles Plaissance, Steve Pochc, Kathryn Pokorny, Carolyn Porter, Linda Prestridge, Barry Price, Leslie Purdin, Scott Rainwater, Martha Some 280 Strong, They Are Filled Randolph, Mary Rathe, Diane Ray, Shirley Reeder, Sheila Reeves, Nelson Rhodes, Brian Rhodes, Kevin Richards, Alan Ricks, Kathy Rinaudo, Pat Rodrigue. Linda Saia, Theresa Sailinger, Glenda Sanchez, Dolores Sanford, Deborah Schneider, Delores Schlccht, David Schilling, Myra Schopflin, Jackie Schutzman, Lynettc Selig, Edwin Sharpe, Richard Sieman, Lloyd Picture Not Avoiloblc 84 Sisson, Nornean Sistrunk, Lewis Smiley, Edward Smith, Ray Spain, John Spring, Richard Stadler, Christina Stockstill, Wally Straccner, Doug Strehle, Cheryl Stringer, Brenda Tatum, Jack Thibodeaux, Michael Thomas, Darryl Thomey, Steve Tollett, Robert Toppen, David Torres, Stephanie Toucher, Thomas Tullos, Vandy Twidwell, Denis Twidwcll, Suzanne With Vibrant Buccaneer Spirit Vail, Ann Vargo, Pat Walsh, James Watkins, Margaret Watson, John Watts, Michael Weeks, D'A nice White, Amy Whitney, Margaret Wilkes, Willard Williams, Becky Williams, Belinda Williams, Lyndel Williamson, Janice Wilson, Vickie Lee Wood, Gail Worthington, Cindy Yglesias, Beverly Young, Sandra Young, Scott Zammit, David 85 Christy Porkorny at the end of the day on Friday? No wonder Joe S. likes Toni V. and Kay Z. ponder a Spanish translation. Cheer up, Marcel - brighter days are yet to come. the band. 86 Jim Kidd has his turn on the crutches. C. J. Wax aids Carol B. at the unveiling of the Buccaneer Log assembly. 87 Campus SHARON DYKES DISCUSSES HER PREFERENCES FOR CHEERLEADER LYNN DEFOORE AND RODNEY T. FIND THE CRISP FEBRUARY AIR INVIGORATING DAVID WALKER GIVES BIOLOGY THAT OLD COLLEGE TRY! BARRY PHILLIPS CAN’T UNDERSTAND HOW THIS MYSTICAL MACHINE WORKS I i THE DONUT SALE FOR MR. CARONA WAS A BIG SUCCESS Shots . x km Bobby Hill, Peggy Farris and Gene Fish ponder a statement made by Miss Bunch in World History Tony Rychel stops Reilly Stonecipher to discuss an important homework assignment A p f w ■ Anne Fcsgen, Diane Flanagan and Cheryl Lyons laugh at their day's activities Nancy Oliver seems startled by some jewel of wisdom she has just learned Michele Jack and Linda Hansen don’t seem a bit impressed by the roving cameraman 89 Abadic, Janet A chord, Chris Adams, Sandra Adkins, Margaret Alford, Cathy Allen, Caroline Alonzo, Charles • Anderson, Richard Anderson, Sharon Arnold, Conrad Arnold. Melanie Atkins, Helen Axtell, Gemmie Babin, Phyllis Barksdale, John Barncr, Jane Bedell, Karen Bennett, Butch Benton, George Biller, Faye Blanchard, Starr Boldin, Sharon Bourgeois, Mary Kathy Bradford, Bob Braucht, James Breeden, Beth Brewer, Harvey Eighth Graders Compose One-sixth Broussard, Larry Brown, Steve Browning, Criss Budden, John Bufkin, Edwin Burbank, Linda Burgess, Hal Burton, Donald Calloway, Glenda Cantey, David Carter, Jimmy Cedotal, Sandra Chandler, Fred Chaney, Richard Chidester, Carmen Chustz, Harris 90 Clifford, Randy Clotiaux, Mike Cole, Jeanette (Fran) Collier, Larry Comeaux, Billy Constantine, Bruce Cooper, Stephen Corcoran, Darlene Corewright. Chuck Coxe, Charles Cunard, Robert Darden, Marcellia Day, Barbara DeBenedetto, Carmen Dessellcs, Chris Dickerson. Ralph Dievendorff, Susan Doggett, Pat Doiron, Preston Dreycr, Helen Dykes, Darrell Eason, Patricia Edwards, Belinda Eisler, Richard Of The Total Enrollment Fontenot, Frank Fortenberry, Linda Franklin, Sharyn Garza, Carl Genius, Margaret Giglio, Philip Goldson, Janie Gomez, Cheryl Graham, Glen Gremillion, Ann Grevenburg, Don Grevenburg, Pete Guy. Linda Hacke, Carol Harper, Patricia Harris, Phil 91 Hays, Deborah Hazard, Michael Herd, Anne Hibbard, Nancy Hodge, Virginia Hoffman, Ellen Hogg, Thomas Hogue, T. J. Holden, Ernest Holiday, Johnny Honeycutt, George Hudson, Martha Hughes, Dorothy Hurrellbrink, Kathy Jackson, Ginger Johnson, Lilarae Johnson, Robert Jones, Beth Jones, Danny Jones, Lucinda Kaiser, Susan Kane, Bobby Kaufmann, Donald Kelley, Carolyn Kenyon, William Bruce They Begin To Find Their Places Killebrew, Regina Kimbrough, JoAnne Kirby, E J Kirkland, Martha Kitchen, Susan Krieg, Chris Laiche, Cynthia Lally, Charles Larson, Rodney Latiolaus, Robert Laurie, Keith Layton, Jim LeRay, Larry Lewis, Virginia Loeffler,. Steven Lollar, Paul 92 Lynn, Deborah Lyon. Donald Manning, Linda Martin, Becky Martin, John Mathews, Peggy McDaniels, Janice McDonald, Thad McFall, Larry McGregor, Robert McKenzie, Michael Meyers, Frank Milner, Riley Mire, Marlene Mitchell, Bill Moore, Elizabeth Morrissete, Julie Mouche, Ray Mounce, Vicki Mullins, Sharon Mullins, Tim Neklutin, Mike Norckauer, Heber Nutt, Connie Picture Not Available Socially and Academically Oubre, Peggy Owen, Mike Owens, Charlotte Page, Gaile Parker, Bruce Parker, Paula Patty, Jonniece Payne, Phil Pearce, Sheila Pennington, Laura Peterson, Richard Phillips, Susan Pol, Sharon Pope, Celia Porter, Carol Posey, Deborah 93 Posey, Wayne Powell, Warren Powers, Judy Pruyn, Linda Pully, Donna Pushker, Elizabeth Rahm, Edward Reay, Gayle Reed, Randy Reid, Kathryn Rewis, Gayle Richardson, Jim Richmond, Barbara Richmond, Briley Ricks, Darrell Ricks, Raymond Keith Robb, Norman Roberts, Floyd Robinson, Karen Rockhold, Jan Rodriquez, Mike Ross, Wendy Ruiz. Rhctt St. Clair, Cathy Schmidt, Billy Plans For Their High School Scott, Wendy Shackleton, Sara Sheets, Danny Shrader, Charles Siemann, Cecilia Sims, Mark Singleton, Dale Singleton, Wayne Sinquefield, Mary Sledge, Janet Smiley, Jan Smiley, Sandra Smith, Janice Smoot, Kit Spiers, Dale Spiller, John 94 Stabler, Tina Stein, Tommy Stephens, Sheryl Stewart, Stephanie Stinson, Mary Sublett, John Sumner, Carlton Sweat, Mike Switzer, Betty Tarrant, John Theriot, Sue Thibodeaux, Terry Thompson, Kenneth Thornton, Kay Tillman, Mark Tircuit, Elwood Tyson, Ruby Uffman, Steve Vargo, Vic Varnado, Gerald Vicknair, Dwight Waghorne, Charles Wall, Jimmy Ward, Diana Curricula Begin To Materialize Watkins, Beverly Watkins, Kenneth Wax, Nancy Webster, Kate White, Dorothy Wiggins, Lynn Wilkinson, Dennis Williams, Clay Williams, Malone Wilson, Patricia Wilson, Suzanne Wood, Donald Wood, Nell Wood, Sue Wooldridge, Jane Wolfe, Cynthia 95 A GIRL'S LOCKER IS JUST LIKE HER PURSE - PRIVATE. I WAS HERE FIRST NANCY W., WHAT DO YOU HAVE AGAINST OUR PHOTOGRAPHER? OH NO! I MISSED THE BEATLES AGAIN TAKE YOUR PICK - NOW, HERE IS THE PLAN! THE POTATO CHIPS SOLD OUT BEFORE WE ALL COULD GET TO THEM PAULA P. SEEMS TO BE HAVING A HARD TIME CONVINCING WAYNE C. SOMETHING MARTY G., LINDA M. AND DENISE K TRUDGE TO THEIR LAST CLASS WE’LL BE SITTING ON THE EAST SIDE Acrec, Robert Addison, Leslie Adkins, Richard Aertker, Jerry Alexander, Jeany Allen, Jack Ammon, Sandra Appleby, Curtis Ashford, Sherry Aube, Peter Austin, Michael Axtell, Abby Babin, Ronald Bachman, Andy Bailey, Dan Bailey, John Bailey, Roger Ballard, Annette Bankston, Larry Bankston, Suzanne Barnett, Jesse Barnett, Randall Barrett, Cathy Barrow, Randall Excited Seventh Graders Enter Basically Beadle, David Beam, Michael Beck, Donna Belk, Lorinda Bennett, Jean Bennett, Randal Bergeron, Robert Berryman, David Bewley, Jennifer Bickham, Glenn Boiles, Thomas Botsford, Nancy Bourgeous, Ken Bradford, Ayres Brast, Nancy Brouse, Barbara 98 Broussard, Lamont Brown, Alfred Brown, Ann Brown, Karen Brown, Kathie Browning, Andrew Bruton, Belinda Bryan, Jimmie Rodney Buckels, Michael Buie, Darleen Burke, Mackie Burns, Gregory Caine, Robert Campbell, Karen Cantey, Dee Ann Carroway, Miriam Carter, Dave Cassens, Denise Caves, Gene Caves, Gene Cedotal, Gloria Chambers, Brenda Champagne, Pamela Chapman, Mike From The Three Feeder” Schools. Charrier, Michael Chavers, Dallas Childs, Bailey Ciaccio, Marie Connely, J. B. Conrad, Liza Cook, Allison Couvillion, Gary Couvillion, Gay Courtney, Donald Covington, Johnell Crabtree, William Crawford, Cathy Culmone, Joanne Cunard, Rebecca Davis, Cheri 99 Davis, Deborah Davis, Martha Davis, Tom De Witt, George Dievendorff, Sharon Dittmar, Thomas Donaldson, Peggy Dooley, Michael Douglas, Joseph Drake, Gregory Dugas, Claudette Durbin, Dennis Duthu, David Dyer, Gill Eckert, Bryan Edwards, Linda Elkins, Debra England, David Evans, Cindy Farris, Larry Fesgen, Jimmy Findlay, Harlan Fitzsimmons, Francis Forbes, Christine They Experience Their First Hourly Classes Forbes, Donna Fortner, John Foti, Russell Fountain, Anita Fountain, David Franklin, Karen Frantom, Lee Roy Frier, Gene Futrell, Janet Garza, Arthur Gauthier, Joseph Gauthier, Yvonne Gebhart, Cheryl Gill, Rhonda Gill, Ronda Gilman, Janet 0 Ginn, Jeffery Gisclard, Laney Golden, Diane Gomez, Kyle Gram, James Graves, Connie Graves, Victoria Green, Gary Gremillion, Ann Marie Griffith, Kathy Grose, David Hall, Dcmctria Hamilton, Michael Harelson, Patricia Harris, Joseph Harris, Thomas Harrison, Grady Hebert, Fredrick Hedgepeth, Nora Heidleberg, Richard Hewitt, James Hibbard, Ronald Hill, Danny Hodge, Catherine . Changes And High School Activities. Hoing, Karen Holeman, Robert Holliday, Sharon Holliman. Jean Holt, Mike Hudson, Claudia Humphreys, Suzanne Hurst, Thais Hutchinson, Dianne Jarreau, Lynell Jenkins, Sharon Jennings, Craig Johnston, David Jones, Janet Jordan, Richard Kadi. James 101 Kimble, Wanda Jean Kimbrough, Ben Kirby, Rodney Kitchens, James Krake, Gayle Lane, Robert Langlois, Leo Lapham, James Laurie, Bruce Lee, Danny Lindsey, Curtis Lindsey, James Lloyd, Kerry Lowe, Shelby Lynas, Robert McAdoo, Laura McBride, Sidney McCallum, Thomas McCann, Debra McClanahan, Randy McClung, Kevin McCullough, Mark McDugle, Joretta McElderry, James Time, Pep Rallies And School Elections Mclndoe, Michael McKain, Mark McKenzie, Walter Maddie, Terry Maeser, Mark Manning, Maurice Marshall, Cindy Martin, Gary Mayes, Kayla Mayes, Marcy Mayes, Melvin Menge, Karen Merritt, Stephen Mcrtzweiller, Robby Miles, Debbie Miller, Catherine Milner, David Milton, Shirley Mixon, Kirk Moffett, Sammy Moorman, Kathleen Mosier, Patty Mouch, Dale Mullins, Patricia Mullins, Rebecca Myers, Debra Neal, Bert Mormand, Dorothy Norwood, Rob lee Odum, Kathy Oglesby, Carol Oliver, Debbie Olivier, Bobby O'Neal, Nancy Palenik, Sharon Parker, Michael Patty, Richard Pearce, Shelly Pearson, Roger Pegucs, Johnny Help Them Adjust To Their New World. ” Perkins, MaeBeth Pcrtuis, Gary Peterson, Glen Poche, Kathy Posey, Debbie Raggis, Karen Rainwater, Lupton Randolph, Billy Ray, Sandra Rhodes, Gregg Richard, Michael Robb, Debbie Robinson, Susan Rogillio, Janis Romano, Russ Rosson, John 103 Rotolo, Anthony Rotolo, Richard Routier, Donna Roybal, Kerry Sarto, Janice Serpass, Linda Sheppard, Linda Shirley, Debora Sims, Ed Sims, Joey Singleton, John Sinquefield, Lynn Sisson, Vaughon Sistrunk, Austin Smith, Charles Smith, Gail Smith, Paulette Smith, Sharon Sommers, Janelle Spann, Robert Spell, Dan Spinosa, Tommy Spragio, John Stafford, Nancy Their Class Consists Of 348 Members Stamey, Kerry Stapleton, Charles Stephens, Billy Stewart, Bruce Stewart, Stephen Stracener, Carol Stamey, Kerry Strahan, Nedra Streetman, Don Stockstill, Patrick Stone, Cheryl Strickland, Peggy Summcrcll, Lynn Swaim, Irene Sweat, Cheryl Taylor, Evelyn 104 Taylor, Sherry Teague, Jann Thetford, Wayne Thiel, William Thompson, Lynn Thompson, Teresa Tillman, Mike Toepfer, Fred Torrance, Anne Toucher, Robert Tulley, Richard Twidwell, Gary Tyner, John Waddell, Gailyn Walker, Gary Wall, Carolynn Wallace, Rebecca Ward, Glyn Wascom, Clifton Washauer, Wendye Watts, Barbara Weiland, Ray Wentworth, Kathy Widas, Katrina . . . 181 Girls And 167 Boys. Wiles, Lynn Wilkins, Deborah Williams, Dale Wilson, Joy Windham, Janet Winston, Eddie Worsham, Dennis W or tiring ton, Gary Wright, John Zito, Joyce Manning, Margaret Gordon, Richard Treasures Because each student epitomizes loyalty, beauty, intelligence and courage, at Broadmoor High School he is a jewel in the overfilled treasure chest of spirit, a spirit so great it will endure forevermore. 107 Judges - Justin Fernandez, Miss Suzanne Friloux, John Manderfield, Miss Carol Bruce, Bison Adams Treasure Island A beauty pageant is a conglomeration of many kinds of emotions and events. On Saturday, November 16, 1963, over one hundred of the prettiest girls in the South awaited with anxiety their turns to go on the stage. The members of the audience applauded for their favorite contestants, while the fathers of the contestants were out in the lobby listening to the L. S. U. -Mississippi State football game on the radio when their daughters were not on stage. Members of the backstage crew and the entertainers scurried around frantically while Mr. Buhler, the M. C., happily told jokes in front. Yes, our 1963 adventure on Treasure Island was a wonderful experience; but the most exciting part of the pageant was the announcement of the winners, who with stars in their eyes eagerly went forward to receive their trophies. View of Treasureland! 108 Oh, No, Not me! Junior High Division: Debby Hayes 3rd, Sharon Smith 1st, Cheryl Gomez 2nd. Junior Division: Ellen Holden 2nd, Sharon Forbes 1st, Lilli Gomez 3rd. Broadmoor's annual beauty pageant was again held this year on November 16, 1963, and was more beautiful than ever. More than one hundred lovely girls participated in three divisions that separated the girls according to age. Under the theme of Treasure Island, the pageant this year was one of the most beautiful ever. Senior Division: Melanie Melanson 2nd, Wyn Drake 1st, Sharon Marshall 3rd. r lo)yn DraAe Senior 'Division y r fy s v A cinn t? s ' c Greg Burhans makes Iasi minute alterations for ihe beauty pageant. Behind The Scenes The Lemon Sisters provide part of the entertainment. Junior high contestants await back-stage. Senior girls are relayed one of Mr. Buhler's jokes. 116 Mr. And Miss Broadmoor GrCg Burhans and Hollis Lindsey High ___i_z L___ ___L_ L_« _ Most Courteous Patty Milton John Lusted Most Intellectual Carol Hermann Bob Schmidt Most Likely To Succeed Beth Heiman Bob Batson 119 Most Dependable KAREN IEIILE JOHN FOOTE Most Talented Lady's Man Mans Lady MELANIE MELANSON BYRON STRINGER FRANCES AVANTS IVEN and DAVID BERGERON 120 A Susan Batts Donald Crawford JUNIOR STANDOUTS JUDY LOWE AND DAVE MORGAN SOPHOMORE STANDOUTS BOB SKOOG AND JOELL JONES FRESHMAN STANDOUTS KIM CUTLER AND ALAN RICHARDS EIGHTH GRADE STANDOUTS REGINA HURRELBRINK AND KENNETH WATKINS SEVENTH GRADE STANDOUTS DEBBIE ELKINS AND GARY MARTIN 123 Byron Stringer and Hollis Lindsey SEPTEMBER Boh Schmidt and Wyn Drake OCTOBER Johnny Duncan and Gladys Salassi DECEMBER Students Of The Month • 1 1 UF ! . Carol Hermann and Chaille Percy NOVEMBER Patty Milton and Dick Waghorne JANUARY 124 Student BYRON STRINGER RECREATION AND PARK COMMISSION BLAKE JONES FIRE CHIEF Government TIM KING DISTRICT JUDGE BOB SWAIM GLADYS SALASSI ASSISTANT TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION CHIEF OF POLICE 125 . 1 ...� 126 Athletics The everlasting thrill of athletics is always present in a contest of skill. Students learn to participate in good clean sports that build leadership and sportsmanship, as well as a religious background. The Spirit of Athletics is always present at our school. 4 . H y--: ... 127 Football Schedule AUG. 29 BUCS 0 OPPONENTS 0 Central SEPT. 5 14 7 Catholic High SEPT. 12 13 20 Istrouma SEPT. 19 7 19 Baton Rouge High SEPT. 27 7 0 Glen Oaks OCT. 4 3 0 Reserve OCT. 11 28 7 Baker OCT. 18 0 13 Redemptorist OCT. 25 14 13 Denham Springs NOV. 1 13 0 Behrman NOV. 14 7 20 Lee High NOV. 24 12 7 S. Terrebonne The 1963 Head Coach Lou Pitalo during the last four years has given everything and possibly too much. This year, on doctors orders, he retired from the head coaching position. He has given our team leadership and example through thick and thin. He has stressed the academic and spiritual, as well as the physical. He has earned from the team and student body respect that is .unequalled. To him all we can do is wish him well and give our sincere, but inadequate, thanks. 128 ROW 1: P. Lindsey, Mgr., J. Cadwallader, R. Reay, B. Skoog, W. Richmond, T. Stringer, B. Greer, B. Lewis, C. Chelette, J. Moore, T. Mayer. ROW 2: Coach Gourrier, R. Flack, S. Starring, G. Anselmo, J. Best, G. Sanchez, C. Corona, J. Miller, B. McDaniel, J. Fleming, T. Jack, Mgr., Coach Epperson. ROW 3: Coach Pitalo, G. Strawheen, S. Kirkland, D. Estis, T. Switzer, G. Burhans, C. Percy, J. Chelette, B. Schmidt, C. Cassions, Coach Jones. ROW 4: R. Perry, Mgr., D. Stracener, Mgr., J. Lemke, A. Andrews, B. Sanchez, B. Williamson, A. C. Adams, C. Stovall, S. Wilkinson, C. Leak, T. Best, G. Adains. Buc Story Jerry Epperson Donald Jones Bat Gourrier Asst. Offensive Coach Asst. Defensive Coach Trainer 129 Terry Switzer 5 9 170 Quarterback 2nd All District Jimmy Miller 6’0 200 Tackle 1st All District Sidney Starring 5'ir 210 T ackle Dennis Estis 5'8 165 Halfback THE COLOR GUARD Alan Pearce, Phil Wirth, David Smith, Mike Palenik, Ronnie Brown Jamboree The Bugs met Central for the first contest of the season, although it ended in a scoreless tie the Bucs showed what to expect in the future. The Buc offense doubled that of Central behind Chellette and Percy on the ground and Switzer in the air. Switzer's marksman-like punting also kept the Wildcats on their end of the field most of the night. Broadmoor versus Catholic High Broadmoor took on its first triple A foe of the year in an exciting game that revealed a lot of the Bucs. Behind Terry Switzer and Greg Burhams, who engineered a pro-type offense, the Bucs surged to a 14-0 edge in the first quarter and then held off the Bears. Estis and Chelette led the Buc cause with a touchdown apiece, while the defense held the triple A school to only 75 yards. 130 Broadmoor versus Istrouma Showing little awe for the number one ranked school in the state, the Bucs outplayed the Indians for three and one-half quarters. Percy was the leading rusher in the game, more than doubling his nearest foe. . . The Indians scored in the last two minutes to take a hard-fought and spine-chilling victory 20-13. Bucs versus Baton Rouge High School To close the triple A slate, the Bucs took on the Bulldogs and again outplayed the bigger school but were beaten by numbers. . . The Bulldogs' depth began to tell in the third quarter when the Dogs behind a fresh team pushed over their second score. Estis and Percy led the Buc cause in bettering the Dogs offensive effort by nearly a 100 yards. Final score - 19-7. Broadmoor versus Glen Oaks As the Bucs moved into their own class, they showed their teeth. The Bucs nearly tripled the offense of the Oakers but were plagued by crucial fumbles. The final score of 7-0 does not show the real text of the Broadmoor dominated game. Upper - Miller leads the way against Glen Oaks. Lower - Chelette for six against Behrman. Greg Burhans 6'0 168 Quarterback Jim Best 5 11 190 Center Bob McDaniel 6’2” 200 End 1st All District 131 Broadmoor versus Reserve Upper - Touchdown! Lower - The captains for the victory over Lee High The talented toe of Terry Switzer proved to be the margin of victory as the Bucs took a hard fought 3-0 victory over the tough Reserve eleven. The game, as the score indicates, was a defensive battle from the start. Jimmy Miller and Sidney Starring stood out as the Bucs held Reserve in check for the entire game. Broadmoor versus Baker The Bucs broke loose in this one rambling to a 23-7 edge over Baker. Percy and Chel-ette, each scoring twice, led the onslaught while the defensive team was equally superb holding the Buffs to one-third of the offense of the Bucs. Jim Fleming and Bob McDaniel led die defense in a near perfect game. Rick Flack 6 0 185 End Jim Fleming 5’11 240 Tackle 2nd All District Charles Corona 5'8 220 Guard 1st All District 2nd All State Cordell Cassens 5'9 190 Guard 132 Broadmoor versus Redemptorist The 8-AA Game of the Year turned out to be exactly that, as two excellent grid machines met head-on. The Wolves, being superior in numbers, simply wore down the Bucs, who fought all the way. Miller was outstanding on defense as the Bucs went down to a fine Redemptorist team 13-0. Broadmoor versus Denham Springs The Bucs met another tough 8-AA foe in the Yellow Jackets bur again proved their mastery. In outrushing the Jackets, the Bucs were again led by Percy and Switzer. The defense was led by Starring and Fleming, who repeatedly crushed Jacket ball carriers. The final in a close one was 14-13. Upper - Percy keeps Buc fans on the edge of their scats Lower - Skipper Kirkland Greg Anselmo Jesse Chellette Chaille Percy 5 10 160 5'10 172 5 9 150 5 9 155 Halfback Guard Halfback Fullback 2nd All District 1st All District 1st All Southeast 133 3roadmoor versus Behrman Upper - Miller and Burhans lead the way for Chelette Lower - Waiting, hoping. . . Looking ahead to the next week's fray with Lee High, the Bucs crashed into triple A Behrman. The Bucs showed early in the game that they were the masters by jumping off the opening kick-off to a score. The offensive show was led by Percy and Estis as the Bucs more than doubled the Bees. The final score, again over a triple A school 13-0. Broadmoor versus Lee High In Coach Pitalo's last Lee High game the Bucs ended the regular season by romping over arch-rival Lee. The Bucs scored early and from then on ran roughshod over the Rebels. The Bucs more than tripled the offense of the Rebels, led by Percy and Chelette. The Lee High game was a fitting ending and tribute to the end of the season and Coach Pitalo's career as Head Coach. An excellent and thrilling victory 20-7. Estis goes high for a pass from Burhans Coach Pitalo looks on anxiously in The signs of an ended season in the Lee High game. his last game. 134 RO v 1: T. Harris, L. Williams, T. Houston, C. Cedatol, D. Broussard, T. Lewis, P. Fleming, A. Richards, S. Sclig. J. Walsh. D. Curry. B. Duke. T. Burhans, R. Toilet. ROW 2: R. Howard. M. Caldwell. T. McAndrews. ROW 3: Coach Cannon, R. Spring, C. Parsons, L. Sisson. V. Tullos, L. Kenyon, K. Rhodes. B. King, A. Hurst. M. Smith, J. Gurley, P. Deforge, B. Goss, Coach Wingate. The teams on this page are the Buccaneers of the future. These boys on these teams practice daily and receive little notice or acclaim from the student body for which they work. They have over the season compiled enviable records which denote coming greatness from these Buccaneers. We place them here in appreciation for the hard work and long hours which they have given to us. ROW 1: D. Dickerson. R. Barrow, G. Walker, J. Rossen, C. Lindsey, B. Neal, M. McCollugh, B. Lane. L. Broussard. G. Pertuis, T. Maddie, R. Hibbard, M. Tillman, J. Holliday, J. Richardson. ROW 2: T. Hogg, W. Powell, D. Wilkinson, G. Twidwill, D. McBride, C. Williamson, J. Kadi, K. Gomez, L. Bankson, M. Parker, J. Hewitt. G. Dyer, B. Touchet, C. Rainwater, M. Buckels, M. Clotiaus, M. Owen. ROW 3: K. Ricks, D. Peterson, C. Summer. B. Latiolais, M. Rodriguez, E. Holden, R. Benton, J. Braught, K. Watkins, C. Coxe, D. Sheets, M. Sweat, A. Garza, M. Tillamn, E. Kirby, B. Cunard, Coach Gaston. 135 Switzer carries for four. Percy takes off for a 56 yd. jaunt for a touchdown. Sugar Cane Boivl For the second time in two years, the Bucs were invited to a post season bowl game. This year the Bucs traveled to the Sugar Cane Bowl and met South Terrebonne High School. The Bucs once again proved their mastery. Led by Percy and Estis, the Bucs rolled up more than twice the offense of STHS. The final score in our second victorious bowl - 12-7. Percy wins Most Valuable Player. 136 Jim thanks the team's various supporters. McDaniels accepts the Buc award. Football Banquet The annual football banquet was held in the school cafeteria on Monday, December 16. The Master of Ceremonies for the evening was Mr. McLavy, but the main speaker was Coach Pitalo, who was attending his last banquet as Head Coach. Awards that were given were as follows: Sportsmanship Award - Greg Burhans; Buc” Award, Bob McDaniels; Scholastic Award, Bob Schmidt; Most Valuable Player, Chaille Percy. 137 Left to Right: Howard, R.; LaFleur, R.; Mead, B.; Johnson, B.; Wilder, J.; Burhans, G.;Lemke, J.; Duncan, J.; Brumfield, R. Basketball Broadmoor's Basketball Bucs turned in another exciting season. Under the leadership of Coach Epperson, the team compiled a record of thirteen wins and fifteen losses. The season was with excitement and color, characteristic trademarks of Broadmoor's teams and spirit. THE 1964 RECORD We 22 Central 78 L utcher 63 Catholic High 64 Central 48 Zachary 56 St. Francisville 62 Catholic (Donaldsonville) 50 Baker 42 Catholic 50 BRHS 54 Lee 41 Woodlawn 59 Redemptorist 73 Denham Springs 50 Glen Oaks 43 Istouma 54 Catholic High 72 Central 66 Baker 53 Lee 74 Redemptorist 45 Denham Springs 70 Glen Oaks 52 BRHS 74 Glen Oaks 93 Redemptorist 62 Lee They 15 40 57 56 5C 5C 6C 77 79 62 71 69 60 55 41 65 64 51 76 66 77 43 54 60 46 77 60 Burhans scores against Catholic High TOP: Duncan driving against Lee. BOTTOM: LaFleur on the fast break. RICHARD LAFLEUR Forward GREG BURHANS Forward Johnney Wilder Center p JOHNNEY DUNCAN Guard RALPH HOWARD Guard JIM LEMKE Guard LaFleur and Howard rebounding against Catholic High 140 Lemke goes up for two! LaFleur and Lemke fight for a rebound against Istrouma! Duncan watches as the ball goes into the basket against Lee High! LaFleur goes high for a rebound! Howard fires for another basket! Junior Varsity ROW 1: Charles White, Richard Johnson, Gary Peck, Brian Crawford, Bobby Lewis, Dick Burt. ROW 2: Coach Wingate, Sidney Wilkenson, Andy Anderson, Tommy Burbank, Bill Mead, Terry Shaffer, Gary Straheen, A1 Moerke. The Buccaneers Ninth Grade ROW 1: Alan Richards. Mike Caldwell, Jim Fleming, Scott Purdin, Tommy Hewitt. ROW 2: Canny Head, Kevin Rhodes, Richard Spring, Charles Geller, Leonard Kenyon, Terry Burhans, Coach Gaston. 142 Eighth Grade ROW 1: Ronnie Benton, Charlie Coxe. Elwood Tircuit, Ernest Holden, Glenn Grahm, Al Garza. ROW 2: Coach Cannon, Riley Milner, Chris Browning, Ed Kirby, Dickie Peterson, Mike Sweat, Mike Rodriguiz, Charles Schneider, Robert Tucker. The Future Seventh Grade ROW 1: Ronnie Hibbard, Jim Kadi, Randy Paterson, Micheal Richards, Danny Paterson. ROW 2: Gary Pertuis, Russ Rainano, Terry Maddy, Larry Bankston, Mike Buckles. ROW 3: Mr. Henderson, Doug McBride, Mike Parker, Chuck Williamson, Jay Rogers. 14 3 ROW 1: Miller, J.; LaFleur, R.; Crawford. D.; Logan, D.; Batson. R.; Stringer. B.;Lee. MCovington, $.; Mormon, R.; ROW 2: Francis. C., mgr.; Phillips, B.; Ward, P.; Mead, B.; Chellettc. J.; Buckley, B.; Evans. B.; Schmidt, B.; Coach Cannon, ROW 3: Buckley, S.; Stein, R.; Newman, B. ; Barnes, L.; Peek, M.;Kearst, V.; Bickham, T.; Rhodes, L. Track Broadmoor's Track Team is composed this year mostly of returning lettermen. This experience and depth in most of die track and field positions makes die outlook bright for this year’s track team. March 13 Baton Rouge High, Bolton, LaGrange, and -Broadmoor Broadmoor March 20 Baton Rouge High, Istrouma, Amite, Hammond -Broadmoor University, and Broadmoor March 27 Bolton Relays -Alexandria April 3 Billy Brown Relays -Baker April 9 Soudiwestern Relays -Lafayette April 17 Covington, Denham Springs, Amite, and -Broadmoor Broadmoor April 24 District 8-AA Meet -Broadmoor May 1 Region III Meet -Glen Oaks May 8 State A A Meet -Ruston Coach Cannon accepts trophy at Billy Brown Relays. 144 JV Runners ROW 1: Mike Moormon, David Guarino, Bill Middleton. Jack Summerell. ROW 2: John Watson, Bruce Walker, Steve Fletcher. 440 Relay Members Byron Stringer, Mike Lee, Steve Buckley, David Logan, Bob Schmidt. JESSE CHELETTE High Hurdles DICKIE LaFLEUR High Hurdles BARRY PHILLIPPS Discus 145 Pete F aw icy throws the shot in the Broadmoor Meet. Jesse Chelette in a close hurdle race against Bogalusa. Jack Dyer throws the Javelin for record distance and 1st in the state! 146 Ricky Moorman sprints in to finish the 440 in first place. JIMMY MILLER Discus BILL EVANS Shot-Put RICKY MOORMON SAMMY COVINGTON 440 and 880 Runner 440 Dash Stringer passes to Lee in the Relay. Jack Dyer accepts State Championship trophy for the Javelin. Mile Relay Members: S. Covington, M. Lee, D. Logan, B. Schmidt, R. Mormon. 147 Left: Tommy Williams strains for extra distance in tire Broad Jump. BELOW: Sammy Covington goes into the final turn of the 440 yard dash. - ABOVE: Bill Newman paces down the runway on the Hop-Step and Jump. 148 ROW 1: Mgr. J. Best. ROW 2: J. Williams, M. Barrett, R. Lemoine.G. Sanchez, C. Carona, J. Duncan, W. Richmond. ROW 3: J. Spurger, J. Wilder, G. Straheen, G. Dupre, T. Switzer, G. Hayden, Coach Jones. Baseball Broadmoor's Baseball Team had one of its finest seasons in 1963. The team compiled a final record of 10 wins and five losses. The team, led by Johnney Wilder and Jimmy Spurger, who were die leading batter and pitcher respectively, was in the 8-AA championship playoff with Redemptorist. 1964 SCHEDULE March 13 L.S.U. (Freshmen) Howell March 16 Denham Springs Denham March 17 Baton Rouge High Goldsby March 19 Glen Oaks Glen Oaks March 21 Baker Goldsby March 23 Central Goldsby March 30 Lee Howell April 2 Catholic High Howell April 4 Redemptorist Goldsby April 6 Denham Springs Howell April 9 Glen Oaks Howell April 11 Baker Baker April 13 Central Central April 16 Lee Goldsby April 18 Baton Rouge High Goldsby April 20 Redemptorist Goldsby Coach Jones receives a golf bag carriage at die baseball banquet. 149 ROW 1: Billy Gordon, Ronnie Lutz, Bill Schmidt, Warren Mayeaux. ROW 2: Mr. Buhler, Jerry Holimon, Randy Dake, Sam Harelson, Sonny Fowler, Jesse Davis, David Walker. Broadmoor’s Golf Team is expected to return to its winning ways this year under the leadership of Mr. Buhler. The team is bolstered by members with as much as four years experience. 1964 SCHEDULE March 5 Catholic High March 9 Baker March 12 Denham Springs March 16 Baton Rouge High March 20 IA OA Rally March 22 Istrouma March 31 Baker April 2 Baton Rouge High April 9 Redemptorist April 10 Baton Rouge Area Tourney April 13 Lee April 20 Istrouma April 23 State Tournament Mr. Mac shows golf team how to perfect the swing. 150 SAM HARELSON Captain SONNY FOWLER Co-Captain State — 2nd Place Sir to 151 Left to Right: Mr. Buhler, Sam Harelson, Sonny Fowler, Bill Schmidt, Jesse Davis, Warren Mayeaux. 152 Activities Beaming through the night, the spirit can be seen in the lighted school windows and the activity within. The dances and the banquets, the clubs and the contests - all cast their own kind of spirit on Broadmoor. 153 ROW 1: Mrs. Avery, J. Smith, P. Doggett, T. Saia, M. Didier, C. J. Wax, D. Stubblefield, P. Milton, J. Duncan, Mr. Melton. ROW 2: P. Farris, C. Jones, J. Elkins, J. Schlecht, L. Hansen, A. Adams, L. Cadwallader, W. Drake, H. Lindsey, G. Salassi, J. Mosicr, D. Beck, J. Bennett. ROW 3: J. Kadi, C. Pokorny, J. Jones, A. Kenyon, C. Abadie, M. Melanson, M. Pickett, J. Curtis, C. St. Clair, C. Gomez. ROW 4: G. Drake, S. Fontenot, C. Hamm. S. Bagley, S. Fritcher, B. Heiman, C. Hermann, S. Baker, B. Little, B. Baker. ROW 5: J. Gurley, A. Moerke, M. Lee, B. Stringer, G. Burhans, R. Sheets, D. Haase, J. Lusted. ROW 6: C. Spinosa, D. Morgan, J. Chclette, P. Ward, C. Percy, S. Buckley, S. Pethtel, J. Foote. Officers President.................................John Foote Vice President............................Wyn Drake Secretary...........................Melanie Melanson Treasurer.................................Phil Ward Student Council Broadmoor's Student Council serves as an everyday example of how a democracy operates. It gives the student body a greater voice in the operation of the school, allows student expression, and creates a link between the students and the faculty. The Student Council is composed of representatives from each homeroom and club. Dances after home football games, Homecoming festivities, and student-of-the month elections are some of the activities sponsored by the Student Council. LEFT TO RIGHT: John Foote, Wyn Drake, Melanie Mclancon, Phil Ward. 154 Patty Milton accepts the 2nd place ribbon for the Religious door decoration. Jerry Sabolik and Tommy Tyson discuss class notes in front of the Student of the Month board Scott Rogillio collects for money for the March of Dimes. Floyd Roberts accepts the 1st place ribbon for Mrs. Lee's Renee S. accepts the 1st place ribbon for Mrs. Fair-traditional door. child's Religious door. 155 ROW 1: Milton, Holt. ROW 2: Heiman, Hermann, Waghorne. ROW 3: V ax. Dyer, Didier. ROW 4: Dupuy, Brown, Holden. ROW 5: Haase, Peterson, Elkins, Snyder. Dick Waghorne ROW 6: Flanagan, Smith. Staff Photographer Log Staff Every year a new editor takes the helm of the school yearbook and resolves to publish the finest the campus has ever seen. She makes great plans; works long hours, worries about her academic courses, and devotes herself body and soul to the production of an annual. Then the bubble bursts: broken promises, too small a budget, missed deadlines, and time schedules stretched to the breaking point. Hours of copy laying out, typing, proofreading, picture taking, and activity fund-raising completely dominated the time of the faithful staff-members. Finally the task began to reach to fruition ; everyone then forgot the heartaches-and reveled in a job well done. Proudly the staff presents to you the 1964 Buccaneer Log. 156 Buccaneer Log Staff EDITORS C. J. WAX...........................Athletics STAN DYER----------------------Administration MARCEL DIDIER......................Activities LAUREL DRUSHEL.......................Features STAFF ASSISTANTS LADD RHODES......................JOHN SNYDER DAVID HAASE.................RICHARD PETERSON PAUL SMITH.....................BONNIE BROWN SUSAN DUPUY....................ELLEN HOLDEN ALAN ELKINS.......................MARIE LUSK PATTY MILTON Editor Marcel, Bonnie, and Susan get all involved with the class Stan views the pretty girls. pictures. PAT HOLT Assistant Editor CAROL HERMANN Business Manager BETH HEIMAN Class Editor 157 Each year The Buccaneer Blade publishes news of school activities in eight issues. Staff members include twelfth grade journalism students and others who arc interested in newspaper work. Publication of the paper offers journalism students an opportunity to practice skills learned in class and experience for those interested in journalism as a career. Gladys Salassi and Becky Baker Co-Editors ‘SucccuteeM,’ BUSINESS STAFF SEATED: C. BonEnfant, D. Waghorne, J. Mosier. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Budden, S. Budden, P. Sky ring, K. Crossley, B. Pethtel, N. Oliver, G. Brown, K. Caraway, B. Brown, C. Randall. H. Mixon. 158 mm ASSISTANT EDITORS: ROW 1: Bob McDaniel, Diane Stubblefield, Pam Bourgeois. ROW 2: Sammy Covington, Bob Batson, Frances Avants, Donnie Crawford. Mrs. Tooke extends guidance to the Blade Staff. REPORTERS: SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Ichlc. S. Batts. H. Lindsey, W. Drake, S. Baker. ROW 2: D. Shirley, M. Dooley, S. Pol, C. Gallusser, L. Churchill, J. Elkins, J. Lowe, S. Smith, D. Parrino, Dennis Estis, L. Collier. ROW 3: D. Stracener, B. Axtin, B. Phillips, S. Staring, S. Thomson, B. Lewis, R. Jarnagin, M. LeBlanc. 159 ROW 1: F. Avants, B. Stringer, M. Gough, S. Rogillio, C. Chelette, J. Cadwallader, B. Little, Mr. Victor Bergeron. ROW 2: J. Sabolik, B. Swaim, J. Foote, D. Crawford. P. Flanagan, J. Williams, P. Ward. I. Bergeron. ROW 3: B. Schmidt, D. Morgan, J. Holliman, B. Mead, R. Crawford, B. Batson, S. Kirkland, G. Burhans. Officers President--------------------- Vice President - ---------- - Secretary--------------------- Treasurer --------------- Senior Director--------------- Junior Director--------------- Sophomore Director----------- The Broadmoor Key Club which is a junior division of the Kiwanis Club, chooses its members on the basis of leadership and scholarship. Service to the school and preparation for useful citizenship are among the goals of the Key Club. Annually the club publishes THE ENSIGN, a student directory. Other projects include promoting school spirit, helping with community drives such as the March of Dimes, and selling donuts at recess. - - Byron Stringer - - Iven Bergeron Jimmy Williams Donald Crawford - - - John Foote - - David Morgan •John Cadwallader Key Club LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Burhans, D. Crawford, J. Wil liams, I. Beregeron, B. Stringer. 160 Byron conducts an important business meeting. Greg defends Broadmoor with a water pistol at the convention. Byron, I disagree! Skipper duals at convention. 161 162 What s so funny? Bronwyn and Byron club project. advertise Byron Ensigns. Greg slaves as hire out labor. Ooooh, quit it some more! !! Bob rushes to beat the crowd at recess. Jerry works to accomodate all. Cash that War!!! Key Club majorettes add interest to the Lee High Pep meeting. 163 ROW 1: S. Estis, J. McCarver, H. Friedmann, C. BonEnfant, C. Crawford, Mrs. Smiley. ROW 2: K. Zeul, P. Milton, D. Scardina, G. Salassi, C. Hermann, P. Holt, Bronwyn Little. ROW 3: F. Avants, M. Melanson, L. Cad-wallader, L. Sledge, Becky Baker, K. Ichlc, M. White, B. Heiman, ROW 4: S. Hcathcrly, L. Phillips, R. Crawford, S. Smith, M. Marsh, J. Marshall, S. Pawley, Bob Swaim. ROW 5: J. Lusted, T. Burgess, G. Burhans, B. Batson, Byron Stringer, S. Kirkland, D. Crawford, R. Jarnagin, C. J. Wax. President------ Vice President Secretary - - -Treasurer - - ■ Bronwyn Little - C. J. Wax Patty Milton Beth Heiman Beta Club The purpose of the Beta Club is to recognize Broadmoor High Students who have achieved especially high standards of scholarship and character. Co-operation with other school clubs in promoting school spirit and service to the community are some of the activities of Beta Club. Club members were instrumental in organizing a school-wide drive to help a young heart patie Vicki Waggenspack. 164 Little, Wax, Milton, Heiman Mu Sigma LEFT to RIGHT: Heiman, Baker, Hermann, Lusted, Phillips. OFFICERS President---------- Vice President - - Secretary---------- Treasurer --------- Reporter-Historian Parliamentarian - ■ -Beth Heiman - Becky Baker Carol Hermann - Johnny Lusted Gladys Salassi Donna Phillips The purposes of Mu Sigma are to make high school students scholastic conscious; to further the recognition of those who have intellectual attainments; to uplift scholastic standards of the pupils within our school; and to give a unity of purpose to high-ranking students throughout the State. Any high school student who has attained an average of B for five consecutive semesters is eligible for membership. ROW 1: P. Milton, W. Drake, J. Smith, S. Gonzales, M. Melanson, S. Fawley, P. Holt, A. Adam. ROW 2: T. Frasca, D. Phillips, L. Sledge, G. Salassi, C. Hermann, M. Crossley, G. Burhans, D. Reay. ROW 3: M. Pickett, M. White, K. Zettl, D. Scardina, S. Smith, F. Avants, J. Marshall, B. Heiman, B. Newman. ROW 4: Skipper Kirkland, B. Little, B. Baker, K. Iehle, L. Cadwallader, M. Marsh, M. White, B. Swaim, B. Stringer. ROW 5: R. Crawford, J. Lusted, J. Sabolik, T. Durbin, B. Shacklett, D. Crawford, R. Jarnagin, R. Sheets. 165 ROW 1: L. Bordelon, J. Lowe, L. Brewer, A. Blanchard, C. Langlois, P. Rodrigue, J. Patty, L. Fortenberry, M. Atkins, D. Flanagan, P. Parker, G. Morgan. ROW 2: A. Settoon, S. Bunder, B. Brignac, S. Malcolm, J. Millsaps, M. Braun, K. Braim, F. Bunch, D. Weeks, C. Strehle, K. Robinson, L. Milton, A. Bourgeois, F. Vail, P. Wilson, K. Crossley, K. Lester, S. Merritt. ROW 4: D. Harmon, C. Gallusso, S. Constantine, J. Cole, G. Adkins, C. Singer, L. Bostic, K. Schoening, L. Stubblefield, M. Larson, T. Burgess. ROW 5: M. Randolph, R. Bruch, N. Reeves, A. Laurie, N. Oliver, G. Washauer, H. Friedmann, E. Hohnston, S. Marshall, M. Gough, J. Snyder, D. Boiles, C. Blumstien. President-------- Vice President - Secretary-------- Treasurer ------- Historian-------- Reporter-------- “ Assistant Reporter Representative -Voting Delegates Student Advisor - OFFICERS -----------Majorie Ann Larson --------------------Judy Lowe -------------Charlotte Ungois ---------------Kris Schoening -----------------Ann Blanchard .................John Snyder ................ Nancy Oliver ..................John Snyder -------------------Alan Laurie Annette Bourgeois -----------------pal Rodrigue Officers, Left to right: M. Larson, A. Bourgeois, J. Lowe, A. Laurie, C. Langois, P. Rodrigue, J. Snyder, A. Blanchard. Junior Red Cross The Red Cross gives Club members the opportunity to serve the community and the school, as well as to gain experience in organizing and conducting fund raising campaigns. The Red Cross hopes to contribute to the personal and spiritual growth of individuals and to render service to fellow man. Activities include the follwoing: Conducting a tough tour for children at the School for the Blind, visiting nursing homes, entertainining for people in the East Louisiana State Hospitals, Collecting Clothes for the Volunteers of America, supporting the Red Cross School Enrollment, conducting the school March of Dimes collection, Collecting Christmas gifts for patients in the East Louisiana Street Hospital. Making trays for the Veterans Hospitals, attending workshops and Leadership Conferences. 166 LEFT TO RIGHT: Laney Cadwallader, Blake Jones, Melanie Melancon. President-------------------Laney Cadwallader Vice President......................Blake Jones Secretary-------------------Melanie Melancon Treasurer------------------------Susan Sheppard Parliamentarian---------------------------Diane Scardina Reporter-Historian-----------------Sandra Smith Sponsors Mrs. Beverly Connors Mrs. Marilyn Dykes Mrs. Wanda Soileau Future Teachers °f America Purpose and Activities The Future Teachers of America is an organization for students interested in the field of education. They have an opportunity to substitute in elementary feeder schools. The object of the club is to interest students in teaching as a profession. One must have a 2. 5 average and be recommended by four teachers. This year the club assisted at PTO meetings and other worthwhile school projects. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: J. Cadwallader, S. Smith, B. Heiman, A. Adams, P. Holt, D. Stubblefield, D. Reay, W. Drake, J. Smith, S. Gonzales, P. Alexander, Mrs. Soileau, Mrs. Connors. ROW 2: L. Cadwalladerr, M. Whitlock, H. Satch, S. Briggs, K. Iehlc, S. Dykes, H. Friedman, L. Scardina, S. Hurst, K. King, J. Cooper, J. Jones. ROW 3: F. Avants, D. Newman, B. Little, M. White, A. Marsh, G. Adkins, B. Pethel, J. Cunard, B. Nolen, T. Patty, A. Lambert, D. Badgley, V. Rome, P. Rodrigue. ROW 4: J. Herrell, J. Noble, R. Peterson, D. Zammit, P. Burgess, C. Andrews, K. Budden, B. Lane, S. Sheppard, B. Thorney, B. Davis, D. Kelly. ROW 5: C. J. Wax, S. Heatherly, J. Lowe, M. Didier, B. Brown, M. Pickett, M. Melanson, D. Scardina, S. Eason, C. Richards, J. Parmalcc, C. Pokorncy, C. Abadic. ROW 6: M. Larson, S. Stafford, B. Jones, G. Salassi, B. Buckley, G. Dupre, J. Mosier, T. Burgess, G. Sanchez, C. Foy, S. Pethel. 167 LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: L. Monceret, P. Rodrigue, L. Tolusso, D. Rando, G. Morgan, D. Flanagan, C. Lyon, B. Rich, S. Cefalu, L. Bordelon. J. Cooper, D. Lehr, Mrs. Sylvest. ROW 2: C. Bogan, K. Quinn, B. Millsaps, A. Blanchard, J. Millsaps, C. Neptune, T. Broussard, A. Martin, G. Krieg, D. Fish, J. Sarto, D. Wascom, 3. Stephens, S. Wilson, M. Larson. ROW 3: L. Gauthier, D. Parrino, T. Culmone, E. Phillippe, M. Culmone, D. Fontaine, M. Hoing, M. Miller, M. Neal, J. Honeycutt, C. McKenzie, S. Fisk, S. Powers. ROW 4: G. Rush, P. Farris, L. Tram-ble, C. I.ugenbuhl, P. Bourgeois, J. Alexander, A. Fesgen, N. Hewitt, C. Stanmyers, M. Manson, K. Lester, K. Polito, J. Terito. ROW 5: P. Milton, F. Avants, G. Adkins. L. Defoore, B. Midwikis, L. Thomas, E. Holden, L. Ticac, D. Jordan, R. Touchet, S. Milton, B. Rutledge. President------- Vice President - Secretary------ Treasurer------ Reporter-------- Historian-------- Parliamentarian Songleader - - - - - Patty Milton - Dorothy Parrino ■ - Renee Touchet ■ - - Lynn Defoore Karen Lester - -Sandra Wilson Mary Lew Manson -Lorraine Parrino LEFT TO RIGHT: Milton, Parrino, Touchet, Defoore, Lester, Wilson, Manson, Parrino. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of girls who are taking home economics in high school. Among the aims of the Future Homemakers of America are furthering interest in Home economics, promoting international good will, encouraging democracy in home and community life, and emphasizing the importance of worthy home membership. Club members attend national, state, and district meetings. In the summer FHA sends representatives to a leadership workshop at Bunkie, Louisiana. A banquet in the spring and Hobo Day are two of the activities sponsored by FHA. 168 FHA Patty Milton, Karen Lester, and Mary Lew Manson at the State FHA Convention. FHA girls enjoy a snack after Hobo Day. ROW 1: A. Bradley. G. Rewis, S. Smiley, A. Herd, J. Smith, B. Switzer, L. Fortenberry, S. Kinchen, J. Kimbrough, T. Saia. ROW 2: G. Guy, B. Jones, D. Posey, K. Bedell, P. Eason, M. Singuefield, C. Wolf, S. Pegues, S. Gremillion. ROW 3; D. Weeks, P. Oubre, M. Hudson, L. Milton, M. Schillings, K. Parker, J. Blouin, S. Peterson, S. Devall, K. Bellows. ROW 4: K. Bowman, H. Dryer, G. Wood, B. Fletcher, L. Bunker, L. Willaimson, B. Fortenberry, L. Poerter, C. Worthington, L. Boyd. ROW 5: S. Twidwell, A. White, P. Credi, S. Lewis, B. Mounce, S. Young, J. Vhandler, L. Laspc, B. Yglesias. ROW 6: K. Normand, L. Parrino, M. Boyles. 169 ROW 1: B. Skoog, S. Pethtel, B. Baker, J. Lowe, D. Newman, M. Whitlock, D. Jensen, J. Herrell, J. Foote, M. Gough, Miss Kirsch. ROW 2: W. Mayeaux, G. Bachman, S. Smith, G. Salassi, S. Briggs, K. Iehle, P. Holt, E. Neklutin, M. Braun, M. Larson, R. Wirth, D. Fontaine. ROW 3: G. Peck, P. Batson, C. Foy, D. Zammit, J. Noble, A. Gautrcaux, A. Adams, M. Marsh, L. Stubblefield, F. La Fleur, J. Jones. ROW 4: R. Peterson, J. Laurie, C. Martin, J. Holliman, R. Barnett, M. Schmidt, L. Cadwallader, M. Arguello, C. Randall, S. Heatherly. ROW 5: L. O’Quinn, C. Peters, J. Babington, C. White, M. Heiman, S. Hodge, B. Pethtel, H. Friedmann, S. Dyer, K. King. OFFICERS President------- Vice President - Secretary------- Treasurer------- Reporter-------- Parliamentarian Historian------- ----- Becky Baker •-----Judy Lowe ----- Sue Pethel -----Mike Gough - Donna Newman -----Bob Skoog Melinda Whitlock Fleur De Lis La Fleur De Lis is composed of students who reach and maintain an acceptable standard of achievement in the study of the French Language. The purpose of the organization is to broaden the students’ knowledge of France and its people. Activities include regular meetings at which students often have the opportunity to hear and talk with native speakers, to present plays and skits in French, and to sing in groups. Whitlock, Skoog, Newman, Gough, Pethtel, Lowe, Baker. 170 ROW 1: L. Bordelon, C. Abadie, C. Singer, L. Hansen, C. Manning, D. Dyer, J. Ticac, J. Honeycutt, K. Barnett, Miss Fairchild. ROW 2: S. Hermann, C. Abrahamsen, R. Glass, H. Satch, N. Oliver, M. Neal, C. Felton, M. Brown, D. Kelly, K. Crossley, D. Pegues. ROW 3: B. Brignac, B. Mouser, J. Jennings, J. Cole, A. Lambert, G. Sallinger, S. Gough, S. Badgley, L. Churchill, K. Johnson, S. Dupuy, M. Andrews. ROW 4: J. Andrews, M. Barnes, G. Hazel, J. Galez, M. Miller, R. Bourgeois, R. La Fleur, S. Champagne, L. Bourgue, P. Cooper, K. Campbell. ROW' 5: R. True, M. Feldman, T. Maher, D. Mayeux, B. Mead, H. Andrews, B. Stinson, M. Addison. Allons au Canada . . . Changing of the guard at the Seniors celebrate departure for Canada. The world-famous Chateau Canadian Citadel. Frontenac. Contrasting the old and the new-------from the quaint cobblestone streets of Old Quebec ... to the modernistic build- ing which houses the United Nations. Sister and brother join in the Have you ever seen Gladys Mixed emotions of homecoming, nightly fun. look so happy? ROW 1: F. Smoot, C. Langlois, V. Normand, V. Stoltz, L. Monceret, P. Bourgeois, K. Heaton, P. Wallace. D. Pertuis, P. Skyring, Mrs. Fairchild. ROW 2: L. Brewer, M. Crossley. J. Millsaps, C. BonEnfant. D. Parrino. K. Caraway, L. Toluoso, D. Sims, S. Wright. ROW 3: D. Weeks, B. Ygldsias, S. Davis. Jackie Cooper. P. Dawson, K. Quinn, P. Varnado, L. Thomas. M. O’Neal. ROW 4: S. Mitchell, B. Pethtel, P. Kleinpeter, S. Badgley, L. Killebrew, Jr. Midwikis. President------ Vice President - Secretary------ Treasurer------ Historian------- Reporter-------- Parliamentarian Officers -----CHRIS BON ENFANT ............PAT SKYRING ........VALERIE STOLTZ ........MARY CROSSLEY .........MARILYN O’NEAL ---CHARLOTTE LANGLOIS ........VIVIAN NORMAND Future Nurses The Future Nurses Club was organized by girls who are interested in the field of nursing. Its members learn more about nursing and related fields of health through various programs and field trips. The club participates in many community service projects. Sponsoring the club is Mrs. Fairchild. ROW 1: Quinn, BonEnfant, Stoltz. Crossley, Normand. ROW 2: O'Neal, Milton, Pethel. 173 LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Mrs. Wasson, C. Hermann, S. Briggs, S. Holland, K. Zettl, D. Scardina, S. Fawley, G. Salassi, A. McDaniel, J. Mosier. ROW 2: M. Dollacher, J. Bradley, B. Davis, S. Dykes, B. Thorney, D. Kelly, F. Hines, B. Brown, L. Smith. ROW 3: S. Stafford, G. Brown, L. Scardina, H. Satch, J. Mertzweiller, K. Lester, M. Manson, J. Cowlishaw, R. Lutze. ROW 4: J. Wilklow, B. Nolen, C. Andrews, S. Conrad, C. Pokorny, J. Cooper, S. Brumfield, T. Burgess, D. Bowman. ROW 5: B. Rich, C. Brown, C. Hamilton, J. Elkins, B. Holmes, P. Walker, K. Schoening, M. St. Angelo, G. Cunningham, P. Burgess. ROW 6: B. Williamson, G. Sanchez, W. Richmond, S. Gonzales, J. Duncan, D. Stubblefield, B. Greer, S. Thompson. President---------------------------------Gladys Salassi Vice President ----------------Carol Hermann Secretary----------------------------------Susan Fawley Treasurer----------------------Alan McDaniel Song Leader....................Diane Scardina Los Espaholes The purpose of Los Espanoles is to stimulate interest in the study of Spanish, to promote an understanding of the culture of Spanish-speaking peoples, and to provide fellowship for people with a common interest. Activities of the club include monthly meetings with interesting guest speakers, films, entertaining programs presented by club members, and singing. The Club's social activities are a Christmas party and a dinn‘er-dance at the end of the school year. The highlight of each year is a tour to Mexico, conducted by Mrs. Wasson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Salassi, Hermann, Fawley, McDaniel, Scardina, Mosier. 174 Charlie and Bubba learn about the art of Bullfighting. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: L. Bruce, C. Lemke, C. Lyon, S. Durand, S. Fritcher, T. Vessier, J. Lindsey, B. Le-moine, B. Regan, Mrs. Soileau. ROW 2: P. Wallace, N. Reeves, B. Baker, K. Iehle, C. Venable, P. Epps, L. Bunker, T. Stadler, M. Barker. ROW 3: T. Rychel, L. Zettl, S. McGrath, P. Dawson, P. Wells, M. Cole, D. Lehr, C. Kadi, L. Rodrigue, B. Johnson. ROW 4: M. Caldwell, B. Williams, E. Bennett, P. Varnado, C. Neal, N. Davis, J. Friedman, K. Cutler, C. Pokorny, S. Neames. ROW 5: B. Elkins, D. Holmes, E. Miller, C. Villareal, J. Lusted, P. Fleming, D. Kelly, E. Davis. 175 The floating gardens. We traveled by Bus, and by train. Spanish Students Tour Mexico Thanksgiving 176 LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Glass, J. Cunard, R. Nos-sek, L. KiUebrew, A. Moerke, C. J. Wax. German Club The purpose of Der Deutsche Verein” is to futher German culture, literature, art, and customs through the study of the German language. The club gives its members the opportunity to make use of German books and maps to enhance their knowledge of Germany at any time. Throughout the year the club participates in civic projects and ends the year with an extensive field trip to end the year's activities. President ------ Vice President -Secretary Treasurer------- Reporter-------- Parliamentarian OFFICERS ................C. J. Wax .............—A1 Moerke _ -------Linella Ki lie brew ............Richard Nossek ------ - - - - jean Cunard ...............Thad Glass LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Gaines, D. Voge, R. Kyzar, M. Dearman, L. Killebrew, J. Cunard, L. Laspe, A. Kreuger. ROW 2: C. J. Wax. T. Glass, A. Lee, I. Genius, G. Smith, J. McCarver. ROW 3: R. Nossek, M. Palenik, T. Stringer, T. Stern, F. Tulley. A. Moerke. 177 Left to right, ROW 1: W. Parker, F. Mayes, A. Richards, P. Lindsay, L. Abat, S. Forbes, K. Hurrelbrink, B. Foote, B. Williams, G. Johnson. ROW 2: B. Hanley, D. Ancona, J. Budden, J. Hurley, S. Plaissance, G. Barnett. L. DeLoore, L. Strasburg, B. Lemoine, B. Douglas, C. Leak. ROW 3: R. Stonecipher, C. Mathis. F. Wilson, M. Melanson, R. Blumstein, J. Parmelee, G. May, M. Millican, S. Purdin, S. Thorney. ROW 4: S. Barrett. F. Curtis. T. Burhans, B. Crawford, S. Anderson, S. Galloway. C. Felps, N. Percy. ROW 5: P. Land-rym, S. Mitchell, D. Hoover, N. Creech. C. Garrot, T. Marilin. President.....................RONALD CRAWFORD Vice President...............................PAT FLANAGAN Secretary..............MARY ANN BARTHOLOMEW Treasurer............................DAVID REAY Reporter............................GLENN SMITH Left to right: Crawford. Flanagan. Bartholomew. Oliver. R.O.M.A. The purpose of the Junior Classical League is to encourage among young people an interest in and appreciation of the civiliza tion. language, literature, and art of ancient Greece and Rome and to give them some understanding of the debt of our own culture to that of classical antiquity. Among the club’s activities are participating in the State Convention and celebrating Latin Week. 178 Library Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Vallot, Shacklett, Robinson. The objectives of the Library Club are to stimulate a greater interest in the use of books and library service among the students and to improve library service to the school. Annually this organization sponsors a Library Week. OFFICERS President------ Vice President Secretary Treasurer - - - - Kim Vallot Bob Shacklett Kay Robinson Terry Switzer SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Vallot, D. Stubblefield, J. Miller. STANDING, ROW 1: S. Davis, C. Gregory, J. Cunard, D. Clayton, K. Mixon, J. Best, S. Kirkland, T. Switzer, M. Barrett, W. Mayeaux. STANDING, ROW 2: C. Carona, C. Percy, J. Spurger, G. Sanchez, J. Fleming, M. St. Angelo. 179 LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: MissJ. Walker, Sponsor, C. J. Wax, H. Friedmann, B. Jones, T. Jack. S. Goza, J. Mosier, M. Schmidt, A. Elkins. ROW 2: K. Vallo:, C. Elliot, D. Jensen. M. Whitlock. P. Vargo, S. Neames, L. O'Quinn, L. Strasburg. ROW 3: L. Smith, J. Hazel, E. Bailey, R. Peterson, J. Friedmann, M. Brown, J. Curtis, J. Baldwin, S. Dyer. ROW 4: D. Waghorne, B. Goza, L. Fletcher, J. Kidd, P. Flanagan, K. Schoening, F. Wilson, B. Stinson. OFFICERS Stan Dyer---------------- C. J. Wax................ Harriet Friedmann-------- Dick Waghorne------------ -------President -Vice President -----Treasurer Public Relations LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Waghorne, H. Friedmann, T. Jack, C. Wax, S. Dyer. Debate IW|I The Debate Squad is an organization composed of outstanding students interested in the field of Debate. Our Debaters are respected throughout the State for their excellent record. The Debate Squad annually travels to Lake Charles, Lafayette, New Orleans, and L.S.U. Under the direction of Miss Juanita Walker, the students have furthered their knowledge and interest in this forensic art. 180 ¥ u The Debate Squad Takes A Trip No trip would be complete without a good joke and a song. Members of the Squad always help the driver load the bus. Sooner or later, some members get together to Work up their cases. 181 ROW 1: C. J. Wax, W. Drake, S. Batts, H. Lindsey, J. Jones, J. Root, M. Lusk, N. Nevels. ROW 2: P. Worth, J. Mosier, T. Jack, E. Bailey, J. Mayes, C. Elliot, B. Jones. ROW 3: B. Stinson, M. L. Schmidt, S. Bagley, S. Dyer, I. Bergeron, S. Pethtel, B. Elkins, M. Didier, J. Kidd. OFFICERS President------------------------------Sue Pethtel Vice President.........................Wyn Drake MdSCflierS Secretary - ---------------------------Starr Bagley Treasurer------------------------------Blake Jones Reporter, Historian......-........Mary Lou Schmidt The purpose of the Honor Masquers is to increase interest in speech, dramatics, and other related fields. All members must have had some previous experience in speech productions. During the year the group will present various programs for the school, including the production of Thornton Wilder’s Our Town. LEFT TO RIGHT: €. Pethtel, W. Drake, S. Bagley, B. Jones, M. L. Schmidt. CAST Buzz............. Miss Goodin ----- Mrs. Clendenning- Coach Guthrie---- Mr. Ames......... Pamela--------- ■ Tallaula Ploetz- - Midge------------— Tick Tok......... Miss O’Gilvie---- Mr. Harper--------- Mr. Lundquist---- Faversham Lightly- ■ ----C. J. WAX ■ - - -SUSAN BATTS •SUE ELLEN NEAMES ........JIM HAZEL • - - - PAUL SMITH ------MARIE LUSK -----PAT VARGO ■ - - SHERRI DEVALL RICHARD PETERSON - JANICE JENNINGS DAVID REAY .......ED BAILEY • - - JEFF BALDWIN Oh, Mr. Harper, you say the cutest things. 183 I, Mr. Ames, have spoken. ROW 1: Mr. Mayfield, J. Budden, L. Collier, D. Jones, L. Broussard, B. Schmidt, F. Roberts, D. Lynn, S. Uffman, B. Richmond, K. Laurie, D. Lyon, Mrs. Lee. ROW 2: K. Thornton, J. Wesldridge, J. McDaniel, N. Was, B. Richmond, K. Smoot, B. Jones, C. Nutt, E. Moore, J. Morrissette, K. Reid, K. Stoudenmire, C. Owens. ROW 3: C. Chidester, M. Stinson, B. Edwards, E. Hoffman, V. Mounce, G. Rewis, C. Kelley, I. Shackleton, J. Sledge, M. Atkins, S. Wilson, N. Wood. ROW 4: C. Porter, B. Bradford, C. Waghorne, S. 3ufkin, E. Kirby, M. Sweat, P. Giglio, D. Spiers, M. Hayard, H. Norckauer, M. McKenzie, D. Anderson, D. Vicknair. OFFICERS President---------------------- Vice President----------------- Secretary-Treasurer----------- Floyd Roberts Bill Schmidt Debbie Lynn Eighth Grade Math Club The purpose of this club is to develop further interest in the field of mathematics. Some of the activities are organizing a buddy-system for studying math, drawing graph boards on teachers' chalk boards, having guest speakers at meetings, and entering math projects at the Science Fair. 184 Roberts, Schmidt, Lynn Club Sponsors, Mrs. I.ee and Mr. Mayfield, welcome members. Members of the club study before meetings. What's that mysterious smile about, Nell? Did all of you get the same answer? D. Spiers, J. McDaniel, and B. Richmond work on a math project. H. Norckauer and J. Morrissette explain The Math Club holds a Spelling Bee at one of its parties, a problem. 185 ROW 1: D. Newman, B. Pethtel, M. Larsen, D. Andrews, S. Batts, S. Gonzales, N. Percy, M. Schilling, S. Budden, P. Landrum, C. Worthington, Mrs. M. Lindsay, sponsor. ROW 2: B. Lane, J. Bushker, S. Mitchell, J. Jones, D. Simon, S. Hodge, N. Oliver, T. McClung, M. L. Schmidt, J. Lindsey, S. Marshall, N. Nevils, B. Rutledge, A. Settoon. ROW 3: C. Kadi, J. Williams, A. Adams, S. Bender, D. Fontaine, C. Richards, J. Harmon, C. Crawford, L. Hansen, S. Baker, B. Hansen, B. Lemoine, L. Cadwallader. ROW 4: H. Midwikis, J. Smith. S. Stafford, M. Jack, S. Baker, T. Burgess, D. Payne, D. Phillips, L. Sledge, J. Marshall, P. Wells, M. Whitlock. ROW 5: S. Wright, J. Schlect, K. Budden, S. Conrad, M. Larson, C. Foy, R. Touchet, L. Stubblefield, S. Heatherly, C. Pokorny, S. Davis, J. Jennings, C. Jackson. ROW 6: D. Dyer, M. Pickett, J. Orillion, G. Boyles, D. Stubblefield, H. Lindsey, D. Sims, P. Skyring, S. Reeves, J. Terito. Y- Teens President - - -Vice President Sec. -Treasurer Historian----- Reporter------- Chaplain------- - Margene Pickett Laney Cadwallader • Carolyn Crawford ----Dawn Payne ------Susan Batts - Sandra Gonzales The purpose of Y-Teens is to give its members practice in democratic planning and decision making; opportunity for free, informal discussion about personal and social concerns; experience in meeting and working with young people and adults from other schools, other parts of town, and other communities; to contribute to the personal and spiritual growth of individuals; and to render service to one’s fellow man. Recreational, personal development, club development (leadership conferences.) educational, and service projects make up the many kinds of activities participated in by Y-Teens. LEFT TO RIGHT: Batts, Payne, Crawford, Boyles, Cadwallader, Pickett. 186 Hi-Y LEFT TO RIGHT: Dyer, Brown, Ward, Greer, and Richards. The Hi-Y, sponsored by Mr. Roy Andrews, is an organization which strives to develop Christian character in the home, school, and community. This year the club has been active in football, basketball, baseball, and swimming. In February five members engaged in the most important aspect of this year's activity, the Youth and Government Program at the State Capital. The Broadmoor Hi-Y looks back upon a full and prosperous year. President----- Vice President Secretary - - -Treasurer -.- - Reporter------ Chaplain------ - - Stan Dyer Ronnie Sheets Cliarles Brown - - Phil Ward ■Alan Richards - Bubba Greer LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: S. Pethtel, C. Brown, K. Snyder, J. Ingalls, B. Greer, D. Edwards, J. Mosier, M. Larson, Mr. Andrews. ROW 2: W. Parker, J. Mayes, M. Peek, J. Kidd, T. King, J. Bablngton, M. Melanson, S. Dyer. ROW 3: R. Sheets, T. Watkins, A. Richards, T. Jack, J. Baldwin, E. Johnson. ROW 4: B. Jones, J. Montgomery, P. Ward, T. Theriot. 187 ROW 1: D. Boiles, S. Goza, C. Percy, G. Sanchez, W. Richmond, D. Harmon, B. Greer, S. Galloway, Mr. Henderson, sponsor. ROW 2: B. Sanchez, J. Marshall, K. Crossley, K. Lester, K. Cutler, J. Lindsey, M. Schmidt, D. Badglcy, E. Holden. ROW 3: R. Crccch, S. Malcolm, B. Hill, D. Hoover, C. Elliott, J. Summerell, D. Fish, Maureen Miller, S. Badgley. ROW 4: D. Bowman, D. Holmes, B. Gagliano, J. Day, M. Bartholomew, D. Peek, T. Maher. ROW 6: B. Williamson, J. Chelette, G. Strawhun, H. Andrews, B. Lewis. Officers President......................................JOHN MOSIER First Vice President---------------------------BUBBA GREER Vice President for Traffic Safety--------- - - KAREN LESTER Vice President for Home Safety--------- -- JOELL JONES Vice President for School Safety..............SUSAN GALLOWAY Secretary................................................WAYNE RICHMOND Treasurer.....................................GAYLE SANCHEZ Reporter......................................DONIS HARMON L.Y.S.C The Broadmoor Safety Council, an affiliated member of the Louisiana Youth Safety Council, attempts to promote school, home, and traffic safety. Projects in connection with this are done during die year and information is pooled with other clubs in the state at the biannual conventions. ROW 1: Greer, Mosicr. ROW 2: Richmond, Sanchez. ROW 3: Galloway, Harmon. Patrol Boys The school safety patrol is composed of boys who arc interested in promoting traffic safety at Broadmoor High. These boys give diligently of their time and energy to see that the students of B. H. S. get to and from school safely. Pete Grevemburg directs traffic. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Don Grevemberg, Pete Grevemberg. ROW 2: Johnny Tyner, David Milner, Bob Lynas, Bobby Bergeron, Richard Patty, John Fortner. ROW 3: Andy Bachman, Kirk Mixon, Barry Lynas, Tom Davis. Eddie Winston. 189 Left to Right: K. Parker, KaLeRay, B. Bethel, J. Barksdale, C. Hamm, K. Parker, D. Cantey, P. Parker, C. Phelps, M. Nutt, T. Therio, A. Laurey, Mr. Sells Officers President-------------------------------- Allan Laurie Vice President--------------------------- .Molly Nutt Sec.-Treasurer- --- ----------------- Cindee Hamm The Broadmoor High Art Club strives to enrich its members backgrounds in the field of art. The club sponsors exhibits, aids the school in special projects and assists other departments, faculty members, and students with problems in which art is an important factor. 190 Laurie, Nutt, Pethel, Hamm Commerce Majors FIRST ROW: Moncerei, Drake, Skyring, SECOND ROW: Rome, Midwikis, Bourgeois. The Commerce Majors Club strives to increase and promote interest in the fields of business administration, as well as to inform students about career openings available in this field. The club will also sponsor a field trip to I.B. M. and participate in various other school and civic activities. Club sponsors are Mrs. Betty Lawrence, Mrs. Corrie Lee Loewin and Miss Jerry O'Donovan. OFFICERS President - - -Vice President Secretary - - -Treasurer - - - Reporter------ Historian------ Linda Monceret • - - Veda Rome -----Wyn Drake - - Pat Skyring Pam Bourgeois •Junior Midwikis FIRST ROW: L-R: Veda Rome. Ann Blanchard, Sandra Gerlach, Lynn Tolusso, Kathy Quinn, Chris BonEnfant, Lynda Bostic, Pat Skyring, Diane Peterson, Mrs. Carrie Lee Loewen, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Jackie Cooper, Pam Bourgeois, Tommye Jean Broussard, Judy Alexander, Kay Caraway, Effie Bellue, Junior Midwikis, Sylvia Wright, Donna Sims, Candy Stanmyres, and Pat Rodrigue. THIRD ROW: Linda Monceret, Sue Dittmar, Artina Culmone, Evelyn Phillippe, Margaret Culmone, Linda Brewer, Jane Millsaps, Barbara Holmes, and Wyn Drake. 191 ROW 1: M. Didier, S. Dyer, C. Peters, V. Oliver, J. Mayes. ROW 2: R. Barnett, J. Kidd, M. Heiman, W. Parker, J. Babington. ROW 3: B. Stinson, B. Hanley, M. Peek, J. Hollimon, T. Shaffer. ROW 4: B. Mead, M. Colthorp, M. Gough, M. Lee, ROW 5: C. J. Wax, P. Flanagan, B. Gordon, S. Rogillio. MISSING - Sponsor: Mr. Buhler. Hoogs Founders - Charles Peters, Jim Babington The HOOGS are the first boys spirit organization to receive school recognition. The HOOGS came into existence in October of 1963 and since have been fulfilling their purpose of promoting school spirit by participating in all school activities and civic projects. Under the supervision of Mr. Buhler, the HOOGS have attained a high status in school affairs. 192 PEM Frances Avants, Peggy Ferris, Susan Schcxnayder, Pam Bourgeois, Betty Aillet. The Physical Education Majors Club is an organization comprised of junior and senior girls who are interested in physical education as a career. The purposes of the organization arc as follows: 1. To provide the opportunity for experimentation in teaching and leadership for those who might be interested in Physical education as a career. 2. To train girls to assist with class instruction and organization. 3. To provide for the necessity for substitute teacliers in the event of the absence of die physical education teacher. President------ Vice President Secretary------ Treasurer - - -Reporter------ OFFICERS ---------------Frances A vants -----------------Peggy Farris ---------Susan Schexnayder -----------Pamela Bourgeois -----------------Betty Aillet ROW 1: Chris BonEnfant, Sherry Fritcher, Lillie Gomez, Jan Aillety, Christy Pokorny, Betty Aillet. ROW 2: Judy Wills, Aim Setton, Jo Anne Smith, Janice Day, Effie Bellue, Barbara Holmes, Dot Parrino. ROW 3: Beverly Rutledge, Melinda Whitlock, Carolyn Randall, Peggy Farris, Linda Scardina, Marjorie Larson, Susan Schexnayder. ROW 4: Frances Avants, Karen Iehle, Phyllis Alexander, Dawn Payne, Sandra Gonzales, Cynthia Foy, Ann Shuker. ROW 5: Pam Bourgeois, Kris Schoening, Cynthia Lugenbuhl, Cindy Gregory, Sharon Milton, Judy Alexander, Sandra Smith. 193 ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Pethtel, Christy Pokorny, Dawn Paine, Dot Parr I no, Ann Shuker. ROW 2: Mrs. Kane, Susan Stafford, Anne Kenyon, Marjie Larson, Peggy Farris. ROW 3: Frances Avants, Susan Schexnayder, Janice Day, Susan Heatherly, Lynne Stubblefield. OFFICERS President - — Vice President Secretary----- Treasurer - - ■ Historian----- The purpose of the Girls Athletic Association is to promote recreational and intramural activities for girls at Broadmoor High School. Among the tournaments sponsored by the G. A. A. are softball, volleyball, basketball, tumbling, ping pong and other recreational games. G. A. A. also sponsors Spook Night” and Fun Night. ------Ann Shuker - Susan Heatherly Janice Day - Marjorie Larson -Lynn Stubblefield GAA 194 LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Heatherly, Janice Day, Marjorie Larson, Lynne Stubblefield. Sharon and Sandra Davis-winners of the costume award at the annual GAA Spook Night. Girls’ Athletics Offer A Variety Of Activities FIRST PLACE JUNIOR BASKETBALL COMPETITION. ROW 1: LINDA B., NARLENE C., CINDY B., ROW 2: SINDEE B., CINDY C., ROW 3: JANET T., BRENDA B., DONNA A.. SUSAN M. 195 Senior Division Winners of Intramural Tumbling Competition SENIOR BASKETBALL THIRD PLACE IN COMPETITION. ROW 1: SUSANS., BETTY A., DOT P. ROW 2: JANICE D.. FRANCES A., JOELL J. JUNIOR HIGH ALL-TOURNAMENT BASKETBALL. ROW 1: SANDY A., MARCYM., SUSAN H., DIANE H. ROW 2: PHYLLIS B., CATHY S., CHERYL G., DEBBY O. ROW 3: JULIA M., SUSAN H., KAREN B. SENIOR HIGH ALL-TOURNAMENT BASKETBALL. ROW 1: SUSANS., JANICE D., KARLA P. ROW 2: BETTY A. MARJORIE L., CYNTHIA G., JOCELYN C. ROW 3: ANN D., ZONDRA K. NOT SHOWN: SUSAN S., SHARON M. Senior And Junior High Girls Compete In Baseball, Basketball And Tumbling Intramurals SENIOR HIGH BASKETBALL -SECOND PLACE. ROW 1: SUSAN S., EFFIE B., JUDY A. ROW 2: CHRIS B., PEGGY F., ANN S., SANDRA S. ROW 3: CHRIS S., BARBARA H. FIRST PLACE IN JUNIOR BASKETBALL COMPETITION. ROW 1: MARTHA K., ANN C., MARLINE M. ROW 2: DEBBIE O., JULIA M., CHERYL G., DEBBIE L. ROW 3: CONNIE N. f ELIZABETH M., DEBBIE S. 196 FIRST PLACE JUNIOR DIVISION IN THE TUMBLING COMPETITION - 6th period class THIRD HOUR WINNERS CONSTRUCT ANOTHER FORM IN COMPETITION SECOND PLACE JUNIOR BASKETBALL COMPETITION. ROW 1: PHYLLIS B., SANDY A. .SHARON A. ROW 2: CECELIAS., CATHY S., DARLENE C.. NANCY W. ROW 3: GIMMYA., SUSAN H. THIRD PLACE SENIOR COMPETITION FIRST PLACE JUNIOR SOFTBALL COMPETITION. ROW 1: LINDA R., LILLIE G., JANICE A. ROW 2: CHERYL L., CHARLENE F., MARYH., THERESA P. ROW 3: NANCY M., CLAUDIA N., DIANE P. 197 LEFT TO RIGHT: John Watson, James Genius, Dennis Ncames, Jimmy Goodart, Ricky Hcnnigan, Bill Holeman, Thomas Durbin, Mr. John Pennington. Archery Thomas Durbin -President The Archery Club is a group of boys formed for the purpose of furthering their skills in the field of Archery. The members participate in Archery meets; and as a group, go on deer hunts. Ricky Hennigan -Sec. -Treasurer 198 rrB” Club Sidney Staring, Dennis Estis OFFICERS President - ------------------- -Dennis Estis Vice President----------- - - Sidney Staring Membership in the B” Club can be attained by those young men who have lettered in any one of the four major sports. To promote the athletic interest of Broadmoor High School among its students, faculty, alumni, and friends, to stimulate true Buccaneer spirit, and to foster a more perfect union based upon mutual friendship are the purposes of the B Club. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: G. Burhans, S. Staring, J. Fleming, S. Kirkland, B. Stringer, C. Percy, T. Switzer, J. Best, R. Flack. ROW 2: G. Anselmo, B. Batson, S. Covington, D. Crawford, J. Miller, P. Lindsay, J. Williams, M. Barrett, J. Foote. ROW 3: J. Chelette, C. Cassens, M. Lee, B. Schmidt, G. Dupree, W. Richmond, G. Strawhun, B. Phillips, D. Estis. ROW 4: B. McDaniels, G. Sanchez, J. Duncan, G. Hayden, D. Lafleur, J. Houston, R. Lemoine, M. Leblanc, B. Newman, C. Carona. 199 Buccaneer spirit - whether shown by the enthusiasm at the football games, a chant which turns the tide at a basketball game, or the cheers from a pep rally - plays a large part in the success of BHS athletes. Ever on hand to direct the pep rallies with the help of the band and other organizations arc the cheerleaders, helping keep the level of enthusiasm high on campus. Frances Avants Janice Day Susan Heatherly Joell Jones 200 Go! Fight 1 Win! Bucs! Coach Gourier and his girls Elected in the school by student vote, these cheerleaders first are screened by the panel of teachers, who judge them on group, individual, and gymnastic skill. Buccaneer spirit is that which amazes each new student and remains long in the memories of each graduate. With the cheerleaders continuing their usual good, our spirit will always be high. Anne Kenyon Dot Parrino HEAD CHEERLEADER 201 Sue Pethtel Susan Stafford Buccarettes Nancy Jo Davis - Skipper, Hollis Lindsey - Captain The objectives of the Buccarettes are as follows: 1. to promote school spirit 2. to render services to the school and community 3. to publicize our school by gaining recognition in marching skills 4. to inspire in our membership a sense of responsibilities and to develop leadership and fellowship 5. to promote good will in our school and community The Buccarettes, the Pep Squad of BHS, began the year with new uniforms and new routines. Having trained all summer under the direction of the LSU Pershing Rifle commander, the squad was able to execute superior precision drill capabilities. ROW 1: Susan Sheppard. ROW 2: Jan Sutton, Marjorie Larson. ROW 3: Linda Churchill, Patsy Walker, Cynthia Foy. ROW 4: Starr Bagley, Lynn DcFoore, Judy Noble, Joann Mcrtzweiller. ROW 1: Jackie Harmon. ROW 2: Susan Holland, Beisy Davis, Marsha White, Barbara Thorney. ROW 3: Susan Eason, Jaycene Cole, Diane Zammit. ROW 4: Kathy Landry, Diane Badgely, Lynn Stubblefield, Cindy Andrews. ROW 1: Carol Richards. ROW 2: Susan Bnimfield, Sue Sheets, Linda Bordelon, Janice Parmalec, ROW 3: Cheyl Abadie, Carolyn Glaser, Jocelyn Cooper. ROW 4: Karen Budden, Lunell Bourque, Mary lew Manson, Susan Conrad. ROW 1: Christy Pokorney. ROW 2: Karla Polito, Sharon Forbes, Donna Newman, Diana Lehr. ROW 3: Rene Touchet, Karen Lester, Ann Lambert. ROW 4: Hilary Satch, Guen Adkins, Kathy King, Jane Bradley. 203 Senior High Marching Band Band All-State Band; Spinosa, C.; Hermann, C.; Members of High School All-Parish Band Feldman, M.; Batson, B. 204 Stage Band All Parish Junior High Concert Band All Parish Junior High Band ROW 1: Brenda Williams, Pat 3urgess, Linda Spitale, Linda Strausburg. ROW 2: Michele Jack, Trudy Burgess, Bobbi Hansen, Sue Baker. High School Majorettes 205 Junior High Band ROW 1: Collier, L.; Spiers, D.; LeRey, L.; DeBenedette, C.; Wilson, S.; Hodge, V.; McDaniels, J.; Porter, C.; Pryan, L. ROW 2: Barner, J.; Stinson, M.; Ward, D.; Powers, J.; Dievendorff, S.; Killebrew, R.; Mathews, P.; Wilson, P. ROW 3: McCallum, J.; Young, S.; Vessier, T.; Fuglaar, P.; Heard, C.; White, M.; Williams, B.; Forbes, S.; Sutton, J.; Messersmith, S.; Root, J.; Terito, J.; Williams, B. ROW 4: Bourgeouis, A.; Robinson, K.; Cooper, N.; Miller, M.; Reichle, A.; Barrilleaux, S.; Albritton, P.; Banta, C.; Wilson, V.; Blouin, R.; Douglas, B.; Ricks, K.; Smoot, F.; Spain, S.; Gisclard, M.; Venable, K.; Gomez, T. ROW 5: Benton, A.; Jackson, C.; Rews, S.; Lewis, A.; McKenziw, C.; Kleinpeter, P.; McCallum, N.; Crook, D.; Eisler, S.; Moody, Mike; Ticac, J.; Ticac, L.; Martin, S.; Capron, N.; Hubert, M.; Reeder, S.; Stringer, O. ROW 6: Stevens, B.; Hedgepeth, J.; Albritton. B.; Mixon. K.; Anderson. T.: Parrino, L.; Heaton, K.; Fortenberry, W.; Buckley. B.; Perry, R.; Windham, S.; Sheets, S.; Peterson. D.; Orillion, J.; Neptune, C.; Clayton, D.; Williams, J. Chorus Presents The choral department presented its annual Christmas program Friday, December 19, 1963, in the school auditorium. The religious aspect of the program was represented by a scene showing the inside of a modem church. A ski lodge was the next Christmas scene. 206 MR. STOREY DIRECTS THE CHRISTMAS PAGEANT or THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS. A Christmas Cantata 207 EVEN MR. STOREY ENJOYS THE COZINESS OF THE FIRESIDE SCENE LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Rodrigue, S. Reeder, J. Sharp, F. Biller, L. Cadwallader, W. Drake, L. Guy, S. Sumrall, L. Monceret, M. Harper, F. Smoot. Office Aids Guidance Aids LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Phillips, C. Crawford. G. Boyles, D. Parrino, M. Pickett. B. Little, M. Melanson. 208 DOROTHY PARRINO, BALL CAPTAIN; GREG BURHANS, KING BUC IV; WYN DRAKE, GODDESS OF BEAUTY AND LOVE; BYRON STRINGER, ESCORT Garden Of Eden MARDI GRAS at Broadmoor High School, held on Friday. February 7, unveiled the beautiful Garden of Eden, Land of Loveliness. Viewing the Garden, one could see that the only thing that the Garden lacked was the beautiful array of flowers. By chance one of God's angels sat on the beautiful rainbow; as a result, the rainbow broke into millions of pieces, each becoming one of the lovely flowers we see today. Each maid of the court depicted one of the flowers. After the Garden had been filled with the beautiful flowers. King Buc IV brought in his Queen, the Goddess of Beauty and Love. 209 PAT SKYRING. MIKE LEE; GOD' DESS OF MAGNOLIAS. ESCORT DONNA PHILLIPS, ROBERT Me DANIELS; GODDESS OF DAFFODILS, ESCORT MELANIE MELANSON ANNOUNCER JUDY BOWE, MAC PEEK GODDESS OF POINSETTAS, ESCORT 210 SUEPETHTEL. CHA1LLE PERCY GODDESS OF ORCHIDS, ESCORT BARBARA PETHTEL, CHARLES SPINOSA GODDESS OP THE DAISIES, ESCORT LILLIE GOMEZ, BOB SKOOG GODDESS OF CHRYSANTHEMUMS, ESCORT Mardi Gras Court BECKY WILLIAMS, TERRY BURHANS GODDESS OF BLUEFLOWERS. ESCORT CYNTHIA KADI, ALAN RICHARDS GODDESS OF HYDRANGEAS, ESCORT u Seventh Grade Page, Debbie Elkins; Miss Merry Christmas. Dawn Payne; Mr. Kris Kringle, Jim Fleming; Seventh Grade Page, Gary Pertuis. The annual Christmas Dance was again sponsored by the Buccaneer Log Staff. The Dance was held on December 13, 1963; the music was furnished by the Capris. The royalty, Mr. Kris Kringle and Miss Merry Christmas as well as the seventh grade pages, are elected by the student body and reign over the festivities. 2 Christmas Spirit Gifts for needy children were presented by representatives from each homeroom and different clubs to the Volunteers of America on December 20 at an all school assembly. These homerooms collected money given on a voluntary basis. They bought the gifts which were distributed to people who would not otherwise receive gifts. As each homeroom was called, the representatives went to place gifts on the auditorium stage around a Christmas tree. Jerry Chevalier of the Volunteers of America accepted the gifts. Seventh graders present their gifts. Mr. Chevalier accepts the gifts. Kris Kringle helps arrange the gifts. Bill Korckauer, Ladd Aba: and Roland Major represent their homeroom. FRONT ROW: Nancy Stafford, Cheryl Gomez, Dorothy Parrino, Queen Hollis Lindsey, Sharon Marshall, Kim Cutler, Patsy Wells. BACK ROW: Mark McCullough, Jim Braucht, Dennis Estis, Rick Flack, Ben Peabody, Vandy Tullos, Wayne Richmond. Homecoming Roy alty The Homecoming Royalty are chosen by the student body by popular vote. The court this year was presented at the half of the Denham Springs game, in which the Bucs added their own touch of pageantry by beating the Jackets 14-13. The court was again presented at the Homecoming Dance, following the game. The game, dance, and court are all part of the Homecoming festivities that raise the campus to a fever pitch during the week, ending with the beautiful representatives of each grade as they reign over the game, team, and student body. Queen Hollis, escorted by her father, carries the traditional bouquet of roses. 214 Dot Parrino Honor Maid Sharon Marshall Junior Maid The Queen s Court Patsy Wells Sophomore Maid Kim Kutler Cheryl Gomez Nancy Stafford Freshman Maid Eighth Grade Maid Seventh Grade Maid 215 216 Advertisements Local merchant’s faith in our school is demonstrated by their Spirit of Advertising. It is this that brings the yearbook to you for, without this spirit, our book would have been financially unsound. We would like to thank these merchants and we hope that you will patronize them. Humble Oil and Refining Company Baton Rouge, Louisiana 217 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 555 Florida 342-9011 For Fast Reliable Work, Consult ASHY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Eunice, Louisiana The Home of the Bread to Buy HOLSUM’S BAKERY of Bate i Rouge Thinking People Buy Their Books at ENDLING’S BOOK STORE 674 Jefferson Hwy. WA 1-9100 We'd Rather Fight Than Switch From ED’S DRIVE-IN Airline Highway EL 7-0979 1 Using the Best for a Better World' COMPLIMENTS OF CONTINENTAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY THE BORDEN COMPANY MONTGOMERY WARD 4743 Florida DI2-5246 7401 Florida WA 4-7261 ORTLIEB PRESS, INC. printers 109 St. Ferdinand 348-4267 MILNER AIR CONDITIONING HEATING 10466 Mollylea Dr. 926-2566 rfE FARRIS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 655 Monterrey Blvd. WA 1-811 Built Expressly for JACK DYER by MAHER AND SHARKEY, INC. BUILDERS AND REALTORS 2943 Florida 348-2254 MclNNIS-PETERSON CHEVROLET, INC. 3682 Scenic Hwy. EL 7-0691 BROADMOOR ESSO SERVICENTER 9155 New Hammond Hwy. WA 1-2211 LORRAINE’S DRESS SHOP 136 North Third 9642 Florida Blvd. DI 3-2282 926-2883 r.UCC SALLINGER’S TEXACO SERVICENTER Airline Highway x a c ANDREWS REXALL DRUGS 97 30 New Hammond Hwy. WA 1-0116 RIDER’S JEWELRY COMPANY 161 North Third DI 2-5611 7157 Florida Blvd. 926-1250 IN APPRECIATION The annual staff wishes to express its appreciation to Dick Waghornefor the excellent photography which helped to make this 1964 Buccaneer Log a success. He gave much of his time and effort in making the pictures for the LOG. Without his unending patience and assistance to the staff, this edition of the LOG would not have been possible. cm tW- i roiLCu VxA V X TT L1J l - c Sjuv . Qssl tiro. - is J 'a . o l suk. oi oosX V5n � su A c Or n8l vY£ jx v - vxK Xi, sXiJX vj Xxa. VT J ( SLff £A . All, . vXYw iX V3b VOcX) ctc s vsl SXS BLft VxK TNj v xk. c vX V j x • O L o yxx x NsLcxYSxjXtvj ck cxrn oj -xx xX oj CvTX CXiX X- A Xi N x x. cys C U'VlftWL. 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