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

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1965 volume:

Svs %dL i $uun h(m , jTf U(M 00 imA. CCu 'll %Cum d uoihL Oj}ujb yu Jt V dAd 4macA l ’ 1 'y-ii v Ay yryn yv-f -y h Z)c d wir ' (T ) Tlroacfmoor Senior SJficj i Sc 200 SB a ton SRouge, JSouisiana TJo cime V ■pWcn symbols arc the exegesis of the wortlw rovaluc of you. These are the examples of your excellence, of your initiative. This is you, and to you we dedicate tliis book. You, the student body of Broadmoor High School. ' • f - l ■■+ ++A ♦ +t A4r ■ ♦♦ ♦ ♦« ♦ ■ ■ U to R. • Janis Carter, Becky Williams, Barbara Pethtel, Sue Baker, Oueen Susan Stafford, Sherry Fritcher. Melanie Larson, Maclane Boyles, Beth Breeden. On Friday 13, 1964, at Broadmoor Stadium the football Homecoming Queen and Court, escorted by their fathers, were presented to the student body and alumni. The fighting But cancers played against the Bogalusa Lumberjacks. Nominated by members of the various football squads, the members of the court were elected by vote of students from their respective grades. Queen Susan was chosen by popular vote of the student body. Following the game, the court was presented once again, this time with their dates, at the traditional Student Council sponsored Homecoming Dance in the school gymnasium. Music was provided by Phil Ward presents Queen Susan with the traditional bouquet as 1963 Queen Hollis Lindsey and Mr. Stafford watch. Melanie Larson Mr. Larson Barbara Pethtel Mr. Pethtel Sue Baker Sherry Fritcher Mr. Burgess Mr. Fritcher Home Queen Susan Stafford Mr. Stafford coming Maelane Boyles Becky Williams Beth Breeden Janis Carter Mr. Stonecipher Mr. Williams Mr. Breeden Mr. Carter During the month of August, Broadmoor was represented at the Pelican Girls' and Boys' State at L. S. U. The main objective of the two nine day sessions was to teach the students to be responsible citizens. It was the aim of each party to have its candidates elected to state offices. The following represented us: Susan Heatherly - Miss Mississippi City; Sue Pethtel - Miss South Carolina City; Dave Morgan - Mayor of South Carolina City and Secretary of State; Mike Gough - Chief of Police of Mississippi City. Ten students were selected by the faculty to do concentrated studies at die annual Leadership Conference held during June at L. S. U. They represented the departments of: Yearbook and Newspaper publications, Library Science, Physical Education Activities, and Speech Activities. Pelican State — Leadership Conference Susan Heatherly, Dave Morgan, and Sue Pethtel. Mike Gough transferred Cindy Andrews Susan Stafford Janice Day Bill Carter Marcel Didier C. J. Wax Janis Jennings John Mosier Donna Newman Christy Porkorny Newspaper Newspaper H PE H PE Yearbook-State Editor Yearbook Speech Speech-Not Shown Library Library Cindy Andrews, Bill Carter, Susan Stafford, Marcel Didier, Christy Porkorny, Janice Day, Donna Newman, C. J. Wax, and Janice Jennings. Show 1st Runner- Up Miscellaneous JAN SUTTON On the night of February 18, 1965, the annual Broadmoor Talent Show was held. It was sponsored by the Key Club and the Commerce Majors Club. First Place LORRAINE PARRINO 1st Runner-Up Music NOY McCALLUM The purpose of the show was to help defray the costs of both clubs and help in the financing of band uniforms. The show was held again that night for the benefit of the parents. Talent 2nd Place 2nd Place - Music Miscellaneous SANDY GOZA JANET ABA DIE •: JUDGES: Forrest Griffin, Mr. Robert Brett, Mr. Forrest Griffin C. J. WAX - Master of Ceremonies Mardi Gras Following the theme of the Signs of the Zodiac, Broadmoor's fifth annual Mardi Gras ball was a complete success. Mac Peek, King Broadmoor V, presided over the gathering with his co-regent, Susan Heatherly, the beautiful Queen of the Heavens, Ruler of the Zodiac. The well-attended ball was a fitting beginning to the Mardi Gras season at Broadmoor. GODDESS OF THE HOUSE OF PISCES Sue Pethtel ESCORT Rex Barnett GODDESS OF THE HOUSE OF AQUARIUS Judy Lowe ESCORT Dave Morgan GODDESS OF THE HOUSE OF CAPRICORNUS Kris Schoening ESCORT Chaille Percy GODDESS OF THE HOUSE OF LIBRA Ellen Holden ESCORT Andy Anderson GODDESS OF THE HOUSE OF SCORPIUS Melanie Larson ESCORT Carl Clielette GODDESS OF THE HOUSE OF SAGITTARIUS Joel Jones ESCORT A1 Moerke GODDESS OF THE HOUSE OF VIRGO Jamie Curtis ESCORT Ty Harris GODDESS OF THE HOUSE OF LEO Cynthia Kadi ESCORT Cris Calbert GODDESS OF THE HOUSE OF CANCER Susan Cross ESCORT Allen Richards GODDESS OF THE HOUSE OF GEMINI Gimmie Axtell ESCORT Earnest Holden GODDESS OF THE HOUSE OF TAURUS linger Jackson ESCORT Charlie Coxe GODDESS OF THE HOUSE OF ARIES Pat Bowers ESCORT Jim Braught Mr. Story’s Girls’ Chorus presents an inspiring religious number at the annual Christmas Cantata. On Friday, December 18, 1964, were held two Christmas assemblies. The morning assembly, presented by the music department, featured the choral groups in a religious and then a traditional choral program. Climaxing the assembly was an all-school song fest. The afternoon program concluded a month long collecting of money for the purchase of presents for the Volunteers of America. Each homeroom presentee in order its gifts for needy children. Mr. Story leads the full choir in singing some old Christmas favorites. The Spirit of Christmas Phil Ward supervises the Student Council Christmas toy drive for needy children. Sidney Wilkinson adds to the spirit of giving. MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS Noelle Nevils MR. KRIS KRINGLE J. R. Temple Noelle displays mat wonderiui Christmas spirit Elected by vote of the student body, the Christmas royalty reigned over the annual Christmas dance sponsored by the Buccaneer Log staff. The dance, held on Saturday, December 12, 1964, was decorated according to the theme Winter Wonderland. Music was provided by Carlcton and the Capers. Christmas Dance B. Satch, Miss O’Donovan, and Miss Myers glitter snowflakes. CAPTAINS LA J Every ship has its captain and its officers to lead the many crewmen to act with one will, with one purpose as it sails the-seas. The administration of Broadmoor High School--the principals, teachers, and other members of the staff--have fulfilled their duty at Broadmoor by successfully leading the students of Broadmoor in the common purposes of knowledge and maturity to prepare us for our own voyages through life. ISLAND N FRANK R. McLAVY PRINCIPAL Louisiana State University, B. S.; M. Ed. In order for a ship to cross the wide oceans, it must be guided by a strong, steady hand. Without its captain, the ship wallows in the waves, going nowhere. The same is tme of almost any high school. A dedicated man is needed to guide the policies of administration. The efficient governing of over 1100 students is an exhausting and often frustrating job. We are indeed fortunate to have such an able administrator at our helm. The Captains At No one man can captain a ship or run a school. Every leader needs a dependable assistant. Without such a helper, the chain of command bogs down under the tremendous amount of work to be done and the number of decisions to be made. Mr. Bankston fills the. post of assistant principal with strength and understanding, making him a component of the administration. The Helm MR. FRED BANKSTON ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Louisiana State University, B. S.; M. Ed. A variety of school activities depend on the untiring efforts of the faculty. MRS. MARIE MORRIS School Secretary Guidance Our guiding beacons, the rays of light in the darkness, are our guidance through the uncharted ports. The mapmaker, Mrs. Wasson carefully charts the fastest, easiest routes through the storms of life. No ship would be complete without the captain's assistant, Mrs. Morris, helping keep all parts in order and running smoothly. Mrs. Wasson helps Scott Rogillio plan his Senior schedule. MRS. MARY D. WASSON B. A. Blue Mountain College M. Ed. Louisiana State University The Library — A Center Of Knowledge Our students find interest in the many and varied volumes. Mrs. Sanchez is always available for assistance in the use of the library. MRS. LULLY SANCHEZ B. A., B. S., L. S., Louisiana State University Library To one who will read, the knowledge of the world is at his fingertips. Our library has in its volumes all that one will ever need to occupy his mind as well as his time. The storehouse of all of the world's knowledge, past and present, offers itself as the center of school life. Billy Gordon uses the Library and its good studying surroundings. MRS. PATRICIA AVERY B. S. Louisiana State University English II Student Council MRS. RUTH I. FAIRCHILD B. A. University of Alabama English I; Spanish I Los Espanoles MRS. JO ANN GUATHIER B. S. , M. Ed. Louisiana State University English I, II; Civics Y-Teens MRS. PAULA KOZAN B. A. Southeastern M. A. Louisiana State University English III, IV Senior Class MISS KATIE JEAN MYERS B. A. Northwestern State M. Ed. Louisiana State University English II,III Buccaneer Log For Communication Mrs. Reece practice teaches under the supervision of Mrs. Smiley Miss Butcher, student teacher, supervises a test on contemporary novelists. No matter how much a person learns, his knowledge will be of no use unless he is able to express it through the medium of the spoken or written word. The English department gives students the opportunity to master self-expression through study of past masters of the art and through actual practice in speaking and writing. Students in Speech II learn the fundamentals of good speech making In A Modern World MRS. MERLE C. SMILEY B. S. Mississippi Southern M. Ed. Louisiana State University English HI Beta Club VENIE B. STEWART, JR. B. A. Louisiana State University M. A. University of Tennessee English I MRS. DOROTHY TOOKS B. A. Louisiana Tech M. Ed. Louisiana State University English IV, Journalism Buccaneer Blade MISS JUANITA WALKER B. A. Louisiana Tech M. Ed. Louisiana State University Speech I. II, HI Honor Masquers, Debate Squad MR. IIARDY BOZANT B. S. , M. S. Louisiana State University Trigonometry Algebra II Senior Class MR. GLENN GREMILLION B. S., M. S. Louisiana State University Geometry Algebra II Trigonometry Golf Team MRS. RAYMOND G. POST B. S. Louisiana State University Algebra I Senior Arithmetic Future Teachers 3 Mathematics — Basis Mr. Gremillion says, It really isn't very hard. With the growing complexities in todays' world, a basic education in mathematics has become a necessity. At every turn of the corner, one meets numbers. However, the mathematics department of our school not only tries to see that every student has the basic foundation but also seeks to pass on a love of theoretical and applied mathematics to the student. The department is a living, vital part of the school curriculum. Mrs. Viator's Honor Algebra II class engrossed in slope formulas and equations of lines. Of A Universe Of Order MR. CHARLES T. RICE B. S. Louisiana State University General Mathematics Geometry Hi-Y MRS. CALVIN VIATOR B. S. Louisiana State University M. A. Louisiana State University Algebra II Future Nurses MR. BRYAN VAUGHN B. S. Louisiana State University General Science General Math Algebra I MRS. MARGARET ZIEGLER B. S., Northeastern State College M. A. Louisiana State University Algebra I General Math Science — The Study MRS. MARY BARNETT B. S. Louisiana Tech. M. Ed. Louisiana State University Biology, Chemistry MR. VICTOR BERGERON B. S., M. Ed., Louisiana State University General Science Key Club MR. DAVID T. McLEMORE B. S. Louisiana State University Physics Junior Class Mike Caldwell observes plant life: Mr. Melton, it winked back ! Men have long had an insatiable desire to cast light on the mysteries of nature. To further the pursuit, the science department provides, both in classroom discussion and laboratory experimentation, a firm background in modern scientific concepts to some of the researchers of tomorrow. Our teachers, cognizant of the growing need for scientific research, pass on the undefstand-ing and the desire that give the school program its value. Bryan Gomez attempts something new in the annals of science. Mr. Bergeron indicates to Janis Sledge, some of the new advances in science. Of Nature And Its Realms MRS. MONTEE W. MILNER B. A. Southeastern Louisiana College Biology, Home Family Living Red Cross MR. JAMES D. MELTON B. A. Louisiana Tech. M. A. North Western Biology Student Council MR. DAN E. WINGATE B. S. North East Louisiana College General Science Head Basketball Coach MRS. BETTY LAWRENCE B. S. , M. Ed. Louisiana State University Bookkeeping I,II Shorthand I, II English I Typing Mu Sigma MRS. CORRIELOEWON B. S. Northwestern State College Bookkeeping I Typing Commerce Majors MISS JERRY O'DONOVAN B. A. Southeastern La. College M. Ed. Louisiana State University Typing, Shorthand I, Clerical Practice Junior Class Buccaneer Log Commerce — A Future In Jim, Joann, Susan, and Steve - taking advantage of our Commerce department. Patsy Wells and Judy Pushkcr obviously enjoying Miss O’Donovan’s Shorthand class. R. Blouin enjoys learning shorthand and characters. The Commerce Department prepares students for an immediate career in the business world. The students not only increase their interest in business administration, but also broaden their business career capabilities. When students complete the commerce courses, they are ready for a business career and for college. B. Bottoms and D. Peterson practice their typing skills. MRS. LIOBA GRILLENBERGER M. A. Heidelberg University Latin I; German I.II. Ill; French I German Club MISS MARGUERITE KIRSCH A. B. Dominican French I, II, III, IV Fleur de Lis Foreign Languages Mrs. Grillenberger helps Linda Bordelon with Latin I. Miss Wells teaches the advantage of correctly spoken Spanish. With the passage of time, foreign language study has increased in value. The jet age and two world wars have brought the countries of the world closer together and varied cultures flow freely back and forth. In order to understand other countries, a knowledge of their languages is essential both to tourists and to readers of their literature. By contrasting other languages and customs with their own, students arc able to understand more fully their own backgrounds, customs, and language. Foreign language study is of value to anyone--no matter what Iiis future might be. Latin members demonstrate their togas. A Bridge To Other Nations MRS. ANN WARNER, JR. B. A. Florida State University English II; Latin II, III, IV R. O. M. A. MISS SANDRA WELLS B. S. Louisiana State University Spanish I, n, III, IV Los Espanoles . Fine Arts MR. LEEJ. FORTIER, JR. B. M. Louisiana State University M. M. Louisiana State University Concert Band, Marching Band Music Theory MR. JAMES B. SELLS B. S. Louisiana State University M. Ed. Louisiana State University Art I, II, III, IV, World Geography Art Club The majorettes in their own interpretation of the Beatles. We remember Christmas cantatas, art exhibits, and the beautiful sounds of our band. We know of the work on scenery done by the art department, and we hear of our successes at the rallies in music. We sec the marching band on the football field. The fine arts department of our school is a manifestation of spirit, great beauty, and strong pride. We owe a great debt to the department; we can only try to pay it by our compliments and our applause. We shall be more in debt in the following years. Mr. Story prepares the choir for the Christmas Cantata. The Choral Department’s Christmas Cantata. Make Our World Happier The result of many hours of dedication from our Fine Arts teachers. . JERRY G. EPPERSON B. S. Northwestern State M. Ed. Northwestern State Physical Education, Senior Math Head Football Coach W. B. GOUftRIER B. S. Louisiana State University Physical Education Physical Education Competition is keen in interclass basketball games. Buccarettes learn precision techniques in second hour physical education. For Healthy American Youth Physical fitness tests check progress of class. A good, healthy American needs to be a member of his community. He needs to promote the youth in his area just as he was encouraged in his youth. He or she should know the rules of games and the meaning of sportsmanship. It is for these reasons that the Physical Education Department is a necessary and valuable part of the curriculum. Under expert supervision, the students of BHA maintain healthy bodies through invigorating exercise and enjoyable games. MRS. MILDRED B. KANE B. A. Louisiana Tech M. S. Louisiana State University Physical Education G, A. A., P. E. M., Cheerleaders MRS. PATRICIA POPE B. S. Louisiana State University Physical Education Buccarcttcs Social Studies MISS JUDITH BUNCH B. S. Louisiana Slate University World History American History Beta Club MR. HARVEY CANNON B. S., M. Ed. Louisiana State University Civics Problems of Democracy Economics Track Social Studies seminar bring outside speakers to the school. Coach Cannon explains the mysteries of the Louisiana map MR, DONALD JONES B. S., M. Ed. Louisiana State University American History Baseball Team MR, CLYDE PERKINS B. S., M. Ed. Louisiana State University Civics World Geography MR. ALEX PITALO B. S., M. Ed. Louisiana State University Civics H PE Football Team Teach Citizenship Mr. McCoy uses map study as one teaching technique. With each passing year, the world becomes smaller. America’s business has become the World’s business. Today’s youth will be the makers and leaders of tomorrow's world. They will need an understanding of their responsibility and of government. Our social studies program performs the valuable office of preparing the youth for their role. However, the teachers of the social studies not only fulfill their function hut also go beyond the bounds of duty teaching excellent courses. Students register to vote in mock gubernatorial election. Vocational Arts — For Practical Fundamentals MRS. MOLLY HIGHTWOER B. S. Louisiana State University Home Economics Future Homemakers of America RONALD W. McCOY B. S. Louisiana State University Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, Civics JOHN D. PENNINGTON B. S. , M. S. Louisiana State University Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, Home Mechanics Archery Club Dennis Wilkinson learns how to make his own bowling pins. George Hima at work? The vocational art courses at Broadmoor help to prepare students for the highly competitive and complex worli of today. The courses of study of the department give students the basic fundamentals for learning a trade or running a successful household. HELEN ROYBAL Tyler Commercial College Assistant Dietitian ELIZABETH BATTER WELLS B. S. East Carolina College Dietitian Let's see . . . 25 from $100. 00 is . . . Dieticians — Custodian One important segment of our school's functioning is the essential service of our custodian, Mr. Jones and our dieticians, Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Roybol. Mr. Jones delivers untiring services of upkeeping the school by aiding teachers and helping students with dances and other school functions. The dieticians do a magnificent job of preparing lunches and seeing that the students are properly fed. Some bring their lunches; some enjoy the meals prepared in the school lunchroom. SLAVE .......... Our freshman year at Broadmoor was our first voyage on the sea of knowledge. We were young, and we saw the horizons of our world stretched out to the infinite. We saw strange ports and heard wild tales of even stranger places. In the sophomore year, the seas were rougher; but we were older and were determined to seek out the new lands and the far shores of World History and English II. In our junior year, no longer were we wandering without a course. The misty shapes of college years beckoned in the dawn. We began to set our course to the final port of call, eager yet uncertain. The mists cleared as our senior year passed by in our wake. The shore was sharply outlined in the radiance of our new adulthood, and we sailed ahead confidently. N 5 ISLAND SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (Left to Right): Treasurer, Gary Hayden; Secretary, Kris Schoening; Vice President Sue Pethtle; President, Chuck Morgan. ALBRITTON, PAMELA GAIL ALDERMAN. DANNY ABADIE, CHERYL MARGARET ACHORD, JERRY ANDERSON, DIANE ANDREWS, CYNTHIA LOU L. Drushel helps during Hurricane Hilda ANDRIES, DONALD BOYD ANDRIES, WILLIAM IVAN ANDREWS. ARTHUR HOWELL ANDRIES, DANA SHAW ANSELMO, GREGORY ARGUELLO, MARIA ELENA AlJCOIN, BYRON JAMES BABINGTON, JAMES BARR BACHMAN, GRETCHEN G. BADGLEY, SANDRA JEANNE BAGLEY, STARR ANNE BAKER, SUSAN LEE R. Touchct poses for her senior picture Seniors Decorate BARNETT. MICHAEL REX BARRETT, MICHAEL T. BENDER. SHARON LEE BEZDEK, DENNIS LOUIS BARTHOLOMEW, MARY ANN BATSON. PATRICIA LYNN BLONDEAU, ROY FITCH BORDELON, LINDA GAIL BLANKENSHIP, JOHN BICKHAM, THOMAS CARROL BOTTOMS, WILLIAM LARRY J. Montgomery and R. Hotard improve the culinary arts Homecoming Float BROWN, CHARLIE LLOYD BROWN, REBECCA BRAUN, KATHLEEN SUZANNE BRIMMER, DANIEL BRUMFIELD. RONALD CHARLES BUCKLEY, ROBERT LEE BUDDEN, KAREN GAYLE BURGESS, PATRICIA ELLEN CARTER, WILLIAM, JR. CATALANO, PETER JOSEPH CHURCHILL. LINDA KAY CLOTIAUX, LINDA GAIL CFFALU, SANDRA JUNE CHELETTE, EVERETTE JESSE BURGESS, TRUDY LYDIA BUTLER, DAVID WILLIAM CALABRESE, BARRIE GAIL CALBERT, DAVID MAURICE Count Macabre gives the victory sign with J. Lowe and S. Heatherly CONSTANTIN, SUZANNE MARIE CONSTANT, GREGORY ALLEN COLTHARP, KEITH MICHAEL CONRAD, SUSAN CONSTANT, RODNEY COOPER, NELDA JAYNE P. Kimble and B. Maclean practice scurfing The Discotheque DAVIS, ELIZABETH ANN DAVIS, NANCY JO CREECH, SANDRA ANNETTE CROUT, THOMAS DAY, JANICE ANN DcCUIR, PATRICK EGAN DESLATTE, JERRY DIDIER, MARCEL FURLOW DREHER, RONE DUNCAN, JOHN FRANCIS DRUSHEL, LAUREL DYER, RONALD The Senior Class Christmas Card Mailgirl is robbed by Mr. Ashmore Seniors Help DYER, STANFORD PHILLIPS EASON. SUSAN MATTEWS FISH, DONNA LYNN FISK. GLENDA SUE EVANS. KATHERINE HELEN FELDMAN, MICHAEL BOS Mr. Barrett readies for locker check Hilda Refugees FRYE, ROBERT RANDAL GARROT, ROBERT JEROME FRIEDMANN, HARRIET B. FRITCHER, SHERRILYNN GAUTHIER, LINDA MARIE GAUTREAUX, ARLENE ANN - L S. Dyer and P. Ward decorate gym for Homecoming Seniors Take uKAnAM, OUKJLNJN trtKL GRAHAM, SHARON LEA GRAHAM, LARRY GREEN, GLENN DAVID GREER, WILLIS GRIFFON, NANCi HAMM, CINDEE GAYLE HANLEY. WILLIAM LOUIS JR, C. Neptune waits for cap and gown pictures. HARPER, JOSEPH MICHAEL HAYDEN, GARY HEATHERLY, SUSAN DIANE HEIMAN. MEYER HAASE. EDWARD HEARD, CINDEE SUE GUY, LINDA MARIE HARMON, JACQUALYN M. HAY MON. MARTIN BENNY C. Percy wins EBR Player of the Week. HOLLIMAN, JERRY HOTARD, RONALD PHILLIP HURST, SHERYL JACKSON. MARGARET ANN HOWARD, RALPH FOREST HUDSON, RANDY JOHNSON, WILLIAM THOMAS JOHNSTON, BRETT EDDY JACKSON, MICHAEL JORDON, PAUL STEVE JENNINGS, JANIS MARIE KELLY, DIXIE LYNN Gaye, Sherry, Sandy, Bobby, and Susan decorate THE float. First Spirit Stick KIDD, JAMES HOWARD KIMBLE, PAUL WAYNE KENYON, ANN BLACKBURN KIMMITT. MICHAEL JOSEPH KERST, VICTOR JOSEPH KING, KATHRYN ANNE KOTTLER, JANIE KREIG, GRETCHEN ANN KYZAR, ZONDRA LEAH LANDRY, KATHLEEN GAIL KNIGHTEN, R. JAMES KLEIN, BARBARA ANNE M. Harper and the defeated Lumberjack. Seniors Take LARSON, MARJORIE ANN LEE, IVAN MORGAN LAURIE, JAMES ERNEST LEMOINE, BRENDA JUSTINE LEOPARD, DANIEL LEMKE, JAMES WAYNE LONG, TED M. LOVELESS, DAVID MICHAEL LINDSEY, JANET MARIE LOWE, JUDY LYNN LITTLE, MICHAEL BRYAN MACLEAN, WILLIAM L. Churchill and K. King in the Homecoming skit. College Boards MATHIS, CHARLES’ MAYES, JEFFERY RUSSELL MacNAUGHTON, WILLIAM CALHOUN MARSHALL, SHARON ELIZABETH ALLEN McANNELLY. MICHAEL LEE McBRIDE, BECKIE ANNE McBRIDE, ELIZABETH SUSAN McCALLUM, NOY ANN McCLUNG, MARY PATRICIA McKENZIE, CAROLYN ANNE McLEAN, JAMES SPENCER MEAD, JOHN WILLIAM G. Hayden helps with group pictures orders. Seniors Make MEADORS, CAREY MELANCON, MICHAEL JOSEPH MILNER, VIRGIL WARD MILTON, SHARON ANN METTERNICK, RONALD DAVID MILLER, MAUREEN U MORGAN, JAMES HOUSTON MORGAN, RICHARD WYANE MONTGOMERY, JOHN THOMAS MORGAN, FLOYD DAVIS MORROW, KATHLEEN MOUSER, DEL WIN JR. Was that a crack I heard!! NOBLE, JUDITH KATHRYN NEWMAN, DONNA LOUISE NEPTUNE, CONNIE SUE NEVILS, NOELLE ANN NOONAN, WILLIAM EARL III NOSSEK, RICHARD STEVEN PARKER, WALLACE WILLIAM III PARMELEE, JANICE LYNN OLIVER, VICTOR O'NEAL, MARILYN FAYE PEARCE, ALLAN PEEK, LEONARD MALCOLM Mr. Mac said what??? asks Hilary Satch. Seniors Have Pep Break PEGUES, DIANE. PERCY, CHAILLE PETERS, CHARLES THOMAS PETHTEL, SUSAN LEE POKORNY, CHRISTINE POLITO, KARLA RAGUSA, DONNA MARIA REEVES, SUSAN BETH REGAN, REBECCA F. RHODES, DANA LADD RICH, BETTY LOUISE J. Templet, R. Major, G. Graham, P. Decuir, and G. Gomez clown around, as usual. fasts At Garland RICHMOND, WAYNE ROBINSON, WILLIAM GERARD ROGERS, MARK STEVEN RICHARDS, CAROL DELMA ROGILLIO, SCOTT SATCH, HILARY ELLEN SCARDINA, LINDA GAIL SCHEXNAYDER, SUSAN ALEXIS SCHMIDT, MARY LOU RUTLEDGE, BEVERLY JOYCE SANCHEZ, GAYLE Who tied this $'?: _ knot? asks L. Rhodes, as he, L. Smith, and P. Smith decorate for the Christmas Dance. Seniors Plan SCHOENING. KRISTIN DALE SCIMECA, JOSEPH MICHAEL SETTOON, BARBARA ANN SHAFFER, TERRY SEEFIELD, DONNA SELF, WILLIAM JOSEPH SPITALE, LINDA KAY STAFFORD, SUSAN GAIL SHEPPARD, SUSAN ANN SMITH, EDWIN A. STAMMYRES, MERLE ANN STEIN, ROBERT EARL C. Peters, W. Parker, S. Dyer, and J. Kidd 'discuss girls. Gala Senior Day STRINGER, OPAL MARIE SUTTON. GEORGIANNE STUBBLEFIELD, LYNNE STUYCK, CHRISTINE STINSON, BRUCE SCHOENDORF SUMRALL, BOBBIE SHARON M. Didier, S. Fitzsimmons, A. Kenyon, and S. Stafford enjoy recess. Seniors Are [OMPSON, ROBERT JULIUS THORNEY, BARBARA CAROL •UCHET, RENEE ANN TEMPLET, JOSEPH R. VOGE, DIANE GAIL WALKER, JANICE KATHtKiwE WAS HAUER, GAYE WATKINS, ARMOND PETER WARD, PHILIP DOUGLAS WAX, CHARLES JOSEPH WASCOM, DELORES THELDA WIEDERMANN, SUSAN ELIZABETH Double, Double, toil and trouble Fire burn and cauldron bubble. 245 Strong WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM WIRTH, PHILIP WAYDE WILLIAMS, JAMES LOUIS IV WILLIAMS, BRENDA GALE WILSON, ROBERT DALE ZAMMIT, DIANE ELAINE The Pictures Have Changed Anderson, T. Andrews, C. Bender, S. Bahington, J. Badgley, S. Bagley, S. Barnett, M. Bartholomew, M. Bickham, T. Blankenship, J. Brown, C. Brown, R. Brumfield, R. Buckley, B. Budden, K. Burgess, P. Butler, D. Chelette, J. Colthorp, M. Conrad, S. Constant, G. Constant, R. Davis, B. Davis, N. Day, J. Decuir, P. Didier, M. Drushel, L. Dyer, S. Eason, S. Feldman, M. Friedmann, H. Fish, D. Fisk. S. Frasca, J. Frye, R, Garrot, B. Gautreaux, A. Glass, T. Gomez, B. Goza, S. Graham, L. As We Have Changed • • • Graham, S. Greer, B. Griffon, N. Hamn, C. Hanley, B. Hayden, G. Heard, C. Heatherly, S. Heiman, M. Herrel, R, Higginbotham, L. Hoffman, J. Hotard, R. Howard, R, Hudson, R. Hurst, S. Jackson, A. Jennings, J. Jackson, M. Jordan, S. Kenyon, A, Kidd, J. Kimble, P. Knighton, J. Krieg, G. Larson, M. Landry, K. Lindsey, J. Little, M. Loveless, M. Lowe, J. MacNaughton, B. McBride, B. McBride, E. McClung, T. McKenzie, C. McLean, J. Mathis, C. Mayes, J. Mead, B. Miller, M. Milner, R. Again And Again And Again Milton, s. Morgan, C. Morgan, D. Neptune, C. Newman, D. Nevils, N. Noonan, B. Oliver, V. O’Neal, M. Pearce, A. Percy, C. Pethel, S. Pokorny, C. Folito, K. Ragusa, D. Regan, B. Reeves, S. Rhodes, L. Rich, B. Richards, C. Richmond, W. Rogillio, S. Sanchez, G. Satch, H. Scardina, L. Schoening, K. Scimeca, J. Settoon, A. Sheppard, S, Smith, L. Stafford, S. Stein, R. Stringer, O. Stubblefield, L Switzer, M. Thomas, L. Touchet, R. Ward, P. Wascom, D. Watkins, T. Wilson, B. Zammit, Diane TRUDY BURGESS ... for leadership with the band and with the majorettes JESSE CHELETTE ... for continued outstanding performances in football and track NANCY DAVIS ... for outstanding leadership in the Buccarettes V loJ io at IjSTfS — 1965 LAUREL DRUSHEL ... for leadership in the ROMA and FTA and for service on the Buccaneer Log and Blade staffs. STAN DYER . . . for participation in debate as a state champion, leadership in Hi-Y, and service on the Buccaneer Log staff. MIKE FELDMAN ... for scholarship as a National Merit quarter finalist and for performance in the Band and with Beta PAT FLANAGAN ... for leadership in the Key Club and for scrv--ice with ROMA GARY HAYDEN ... for leadership in the senior class, for service with the Band, and for performance in basketball ANNE KENYON ... for service as a cheerleader and with the student council as well as for leadership in LYSC Each faculty member nominated ten students who they felt were the most outstanding in the senior class. The ones receiving the most nominations are featured here. JUDY LOWE ... for service with the student council and with the cheerleaders DAVE MORGAN ... for leadership with the junior class and Key Club CHUCK MORGAN ... for leadership with the senior class and service in the band and Key Club SUE PETHTEL ... for leadership with the cheerleaders and the senior class KRIS SCHOENING ... for leadership and sen-ice with Mu Sigma, Beta, Los Espanoles, and the junior and senior classes SUSAN SHEPPARD ... for leadership with Future Teachers and service with Buccarcttes and Beta The eighteen students featured here were selected by the faculty and administration on the basis of character, scholarship, dependability, and service to the school. SUSAN STAFFORD. . . for service with the cheerleaders and Beta and for leadership with the Blade staff PHIL WARD . . . for leadership with the Student Council and for service with the Key Club C. J. WAX ... for service with the debate squad as a state champion and for leadership with the Beta Club and the Buccaneer Log President: Bubba Sanchez; Vice-President: Andy Anderson; Secretary: Beth Lane; Treasurer: Barry Phillips. ELEVENTH GRADE Abadic, Michael Abat, Ladd Abrahamsen, Catherine Adams, Albert C. Adams, Gregory Addison, Margot Aillet, Jan Airhart, Lance Alexander, Phyllis Alexander, Thomas Anderson, Kathleen Anderson, Van Andrews, Julia Andrews, Robbie J. Jackson and D. Peak measure for class rings JUNIORS. . . Class of 1966 Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Arnold, Robert Atkins, Wayne Babin, Linda Badgley, Diane Bagwell, Peggy Baldwin, Jeffrey Bankston, Rebecca Banta, Cynthia Barham, Carol Barner, Rodney Barnes, Marc Bass, William Beale, Laurence Beale, Susan Begue, Sheldon Benton, Brenda Blouin, Rita Blumstein, Christopher Bonds, Michael Botsford, Kathy Bourque, Luneil Bowers, Catherine Bower, Linda Bowers, Lynda Bowman, David Bourgeois, Charlotte JUNIORS Plan For Their First Braud, Raymond Brown, Bonnie Brown, Gale Brown, Gloria Brown, Walter Browning, Sherry Bruce, Linda Brumfield, Susan Bryant, Sheila Bryant, Tim Burbank, Tommy Burgess, Kenneth Burtt, Richard Cadwallader, John Campbell, Kathy Carper, Vicki Cast, Jim Champagne, Nelwyn Champagne, Suzanne Chelette, Carl Clayton, Dianne Cole, Jaycinc Comeaux, Roger Conner, Susan Cooper, Jocelyn Cooper, Patricia Class Social Function — Jr.-Sr. Prom C owlish aw, Jeff Crawford, Brian Crook, DeWitt Crossley, Kathryn Cunard, Jean Cunningham, Gary Daigre, William Davis, Jesse Davis, Jill Dearman, Mitzi Dew, Danny Dollacker, Michael Drcher, Willie Joe Dunnington, Richard Dupuy, Charles Dupuy, Susan Duree, Diane Dykes, Sharon Egan, John Eggart, William Elkins, Alan Elliot, Charles Farrell, Tommy Fcrracci, Brenda Fesgen, Anne Findley, Barbara JUNIORS Assume Roles Of Fish, Gene Flanagan, Diane Fontaine, Dwight Forbes, Sharon Foret, Brent Fowler, Sonny Fox, Linda Foy, Charlene Francis, Tommy Frazier, Danny Gagliano, Michael Galluser, Carlos Gill, Sara Gill, Lavern Glass, Rozy Golson, Tommy Gomez, Gary Gomez, Lillie Goodson, Lance Greenlee, Frank Gregory, Jerry Haase, David Hamilton, Carolyn Hanna, David Hansen, Linda Harbour, Robert Leadership And Responsibility Harelson, Michael Harlow, Donald Hartsfield, Ginger Hazel, Grady Heaton, Katherine Helouin, Randy Herrell, Joyce Hewitt, Nancy Hodge, Shelby Hoing, Mary Anne Holden, Ellen Holland, Susan Holmes, Richard Honeycutt, Julie Jack, Michele Jackson, James Jensen, Diane Johnson, Karen Johnson, Richard Jones, Jocll S. Wilkinson and T. LaFargue clown around as usual. Jones, Susan Joyner, Virginia Keith, Dennis Kent, Wayne Kellebrew, Linnella Kitchens, Wallace JUNIORS Compete Successfully Kleinpeter, Pat Kyzar, Pat La Farguc, Terry La Farguc, Tommy Lambert, Ann Lane, Beth Larson, Melanie Leek, Carter Lee, James Ashley Le Fleur, Frances Lehr, Diana Lemay, Randy Lcmke, Cynthia Lester, Karen Lewis, Robert Lindsey, Petey Loria, Paula Lusk, Marie Lutz, Ronald Lynas, Barry Lyons, Cheryl McDaniel, Alan McNccly, John McGrath, Susan Maher, Thomas Major, Roland In The State Literary Rally ft : fu Manning, Caroline Manning, Kathleen Manson, Mary Lou Marsh, Allison Martin, Suzanne Mayeax, David Melilli, Danny Mertzweiller, JoAnn Middleton, William Midwikes, Betsy Miller, Eugene Miller, James Miller, Mary Miller, Micheal Mitchell, Sandra Mixon, Kalia Moerke, Albert Monceret, Danny Moore, Jerry Morgan, Gwen Mouch, Kathy Neal, Claudia Neal, Margaret Nolen, Becky Nolen, Leslie Norchauer, Bill j UNI OKS Debate Issues In The Nutt, Molly Olivier, John Oliver, Jane Oliver, Nancy O'Quinn, Linda Palenick, Michael Partrich, Brenda Patty, Theresa Pearce, Steve Peck, Gary Peek, R. David Perry, Ralph Pcrtucs, Dianne Peterson, L. Richard Pethtel, Barbara Phillips, Barry Pike, Glenda Poche, Gayle Pushker, Judy Rando, Darlene Juniors discuss the offered colors of class rings. Randolph, Linda Reichle, Alison Reeves, Paul chard, Jerrold 1964 Presidential Election iy A fc Roberts, Joann Roberts, Walter Robinson, Gerald Robinson, Kelma Kay Robinson, Meredith Root, Jacqueline Roy, Gary Rychel, Anthony Sanchez, David Sanders, Lclia Schledt, Linda Schub, Diana Schultz, James Sellers, Fred Sheets, Sue Simon, Donna Singer, Carolyn Skoog, Bob Smith, David Smith, Glenn R. Peterson works busily on the faculty section of the Log. Smith, Paul Smith, Terry Snyder, John Spain, Sally Spinosa, Charles Stonecipher, Reilly JUNIORS Eagerly Take PS AT Stovall, Chris Strasburg, Linda Strawhun, Gary Stringer, Thomas Summerall, Jack Sumeral, Marlene Sutherland, Rodger Ticac, Janet Thibodeaux, Rodney Thomas, James Thompson, Olivia Thompson, Robert Thornton, Betty Tircuit, Tim Tramel, Linda True, Richard Tuccio, Cathy Tucker, John Tulley, Fred Tuttle, William Varnado, Peggy Veilleux, Donald Venable, Catherine Walker, Mike Walker, Patsy Wallace, Patricia Ward, Kelly Wcintritt, Robert Wells, Patsy Whaylen, Kathy White, Carol White, Charles Whitlock, Melinda Whitney, James Wilkinson, Sidney Wilklow, Janice Williams, Janis Williamson, Diane Wilson, Frank Wilson, Sandra Wirth, Roger Zimmerman, Kate Zcttl, Lana Adams, Cathy Albritton, Brenda Ammon, Donna Ancona, David Anderson, Susan Andrews, Donna Andrews, Mary Andrus, Joseph Armistead, Theus Atkins, Bruce Aucoin, Linda Bachemin, Janet Ballard, Patricia Barker, Mar)' Barnett, Kathleen Barnett, Glen Barrett, Steven Barrilleaux, Hunter Barrilleaux, Cindee Beaucoudrey, Gene SOPHOMORES Participate In Broadmoor’s answer to Peter, Paul and Mary -Leonard, Jim and Susan Becker, Megan Bedell, Kerry Begley, Philip Behmes, Jeff Bellows, Kay Bellue, Hughey Bergeron, David Best, Thomas Best, Elmer Bickham, Beverly Blakenship, Marilyn Blouin, Judy Blumstein, Reid Bonnccaze, Eddie Bonnecaze, Judy Bourgeois, Melanie Bourgeois, Ricky Bowman, Kathy Boyd, Linda Boyles, Mailane Brewster, Patricia Brugnac, Brenda Bryan, Billy Budden, Susan Bunch, Frances Bunker, Linda Burhans, Terry Extracurricular Activities Benton, Curtis Calbert, Chris Caldwell, Robert Picture Not Available Capron, Carr, Caves, Are you happy, Martha M. ? Narlene David James Ccdotal,. Curtis Chandler, Jackie Chaney, Trudy Cole, Marileen Constance, Inez Corcoran, Marie Courtney, Gerald Crawford, Barbara Creoli, Patricia Cross, Susan Currey, Daniel Curtis, Jamie Cutler, Kim Davis, Edward Dawson, Constance Day, Karen DeForge, Paul DeFrances, Frank Denny, Otway Dcvall, Shari SOPHOMORES Take Qualifying Tests Donnelly, Cheryl Douglas, Elizabeth Doyal, Ronald The sophomores add their spirit to the Duke, Billy Duke, Michael Dupuy, Edwin crowd. Dyer, Duaine England, Lee Epps, Patricia Evans, Leonard Falgoust, Gregory Farris, Pam Felps, Carolyn Felton, Charlotte Fleming, Richard Fleming, Robert Fletcher, Elizabeth Fletcher, Leslie Fletcher, Stephen Flynn, Jane Foote, Barbara Forbes, Donald Fortenberry, Brenda Foster, Eddy Foster, Lynn Francis, Charles — The National Educational Development Test Friedmann, Judy Frye, Rcncc Fuglaar, Phyllis Galey, Jan Galloway, Susan Garrot. Cynthia What happens today, Jeff? Anything interesting? Gauthier, Wanda Gcllcr, Charles Genius, Sidney Genusa, Frank Gisclard, Martha Gomez, Kenneth Gough, Suzanne Goza, Gary Goza, Jerry Gregory, Charla Greinillion, Susan Guarino, David Gurley, James Hamilton, Stan Hanson, Bobbie Harmon, Donis Harris, Bruce Harris, Gerald Harris, Ty Harvey, James J. Walsh describes his Cadillac SOPHOMORES Broaden Their Hatfield, Robert Hazel, James Head, Danny Heines, Charles Hennigan, Carl Hermann, Susan Hernandez, Sheryl Hewitt, Tommy Hines, Charles Hoover, Donna Howard, Roy Hudson, Hohn Ingalls, Richard Jarreau, Vernon Johnson, Brenda Johnson, Clarence Johnson, Gloria Johnson, Lillian Lou Jordon, Malcolm Kadi, Cynthia Kelly, David Kenyon, Leonard Kinchen, Jack King, William Kleinpeter, Denise Krueger, Ann What are you looking at, L. Parrino? Horizons Of Academic Learning Laldn, Edward Landrum, Pearl Landry, William L as pc, Jeanne Laurie, Alan Layton, Cainmie LeRay, Kathleen Lerma, Ben Lerma, Gilbert Levatino, Ricky Lewis, Paul Lewis, Thomas Loveless, Larry Lueb, Patricia Lynas, Barry McAndrew, Michael McAndrew, Sue Ann McAndrews, Thomas McAnelly, Diane McBride, Frasier McClesky, Janet McKay, Susan Malcolm, Sandra Marino, B. J. Martin, Jackie Martin, Judy SOPHOMORES Participate Ir Martman, Lloyd May, Gail Meadows, Coran Buy a cupcake and boost Broadmoor’s Melancon, Mike Messersmith, Sharon Miller, Lee economy. Miller, Melanie Millican, Martha Milton, Linda Mixon, Kathryn Morcum, Chuck Mounce, Beverly Mouser, Becky Mulkey, Deborah Myers, Michael Neames, Sue Ellen Newfield, Mike Neyland, Cheryl Normand, Kay O’Donnell, Cathy O'Neal, Elaine Parker, Karen Parker, Kerry Parker, Paula Parmalee, Barbara Parrino, Lorraine All Athletic Activities Parson, Charles Payment, Thomas Pegues, Susan Percy, Nan They were coming towards me from all sides, but 1 managed to make the score. Perkins, Gary Peterson, Linda Phelps, Charles Poche, Kathryn Pokorny, Carolyn Porter, Linda Prestridge, Barry Price, Leslie Purdin, Scott Ragusa, Beverly Randolph, Mary Rathe, Diane Ray, Shirley Reeves, Nelson, Rhodes, Brian Rhodes, Kevin Richards, Alan Rinaudo, Pat Rodrigue, Linda Rustin, Linda Saia, Theresa Sallinger, Glenda SOPHOM0li hS Receive Realistic Sanford, Deborah Schilling, Myra Schlect, David The waiting game Schopflin, Jackie Schneider, Dolores Schriber, Ava Schutzman, Lynncttc Scarle, Sandra Selig, Skipper Sharp, Gene Siemann, Lloyd Sims, Willis Sisson, Lee Sislrunk, Lewis Smiley, Edward Smith, Michael Spain, John Spring, Richard Stadler, Christina Stewart, Larry Stinson, Susan Stovall, Susan Stracener, Doug Stringer, Brenda Talkington, John Tatum, Jack Training In Human Relations Thibodeaux, Michael Thompson, Anna Thompson, Joe horney, Steve Tollctt, Robert Toppin, David Tenth grade girls await the bell for first hour. Torres, Stephanie Touchet, Tommy Tullos, Vandy Twidwell, Denis Twidwell, Suzanne Vargo, Pat Walker, Bruce Walsh, James Watson, John Watt, Mike Weeks, D’Enice White, Amy White, Vance Wliitney, Margaret Wilkes, Williard Williams, Becky Williams, Joanne Williams, Douglas Williams, Lyndcl Williamson, Janice Picture Not Available TENTH GRADE Wilson, Vickie Winter, Sherrie Wood, Gail Worthington, Cindy Wyatt, John Yglcsias, Beverly Young, Scott Zammit, David Snapshots D. Hoover, T. Harris, and J. Bonnecaze pause between classes. Do you think you can do it better? L. Kenyon, B. Kenyon, and C. Hewitt argue who’s to drive. Neck watches were the fashion for Christmas presents. Here goes the table! P. Smith and E. Holden pause while working on the Log. Abadie, Janet Achord, Chris Adams, Sandra Alonzo, Rene Anderson, Richard Anderson, Sharon Argucllo, Doris Arnold, Conrad Arnold, Melanie Atkins, Margaret Axtell, Geinmill Babin, Phyllis Bachcmin, Marsha FRESHMEN Enjoy rr.Plebe ” Status C. Schneider greets the Candid Cameraman. Badeaux, Rudy Barksdale, John Barner, Jane Bays, Stephen Bedell, Karen Bellue, Karen Bennett, William Benton, Ronnie Bcrthclot, Virginia Biehl, Kathleen Biller, Darlene Billings, Judith Blanchard, Starr Bourgeois, Kathy Bowers, Pat I A In The School Hierarchy Bradford, Bob Braucht, Jim Breeden, Beth Brewn, Ronnie Brockman, Walter Brooks, Morrison Broussard, Larry Broussard, Russell Brown, Ronald Brown, Steve Bruner, Susan Buckles, Marion Budden, John Genius at work. Bufkin, Steve Burbank, Linda Burgess, Hal Burton, Donald By nog, Mary Calbert, Diane Cannon, Keith Cantey, David Cantey, Lea Carter, James Carter, Janice Caves, Jimmy Cedatol, Sandra Champagne, John Champagne, Robert Chandler, Fred Chidester, Carmen Chusty, Harris Clifford, Randolph Clotiaux, Mike Collier, Larry Cole, Fran Comeaux, Billy Conner, Tom Cooley, Terri Cooper, Stephen Corcoran, Darlene Cortright, Chuck FRESHMEN Lay The Foundations Is it in there, Willard? Courtney, Bob Cox, Charlie Croissant, Doric Corissant, William Crosby, Bing Cunard, Bobby Darden, Marcella Davis, Marie Alaina Day, Barbara DeBenedetto, Carmen Desseles, Chris DeVillier, Billy Dickerson, Dickie Distefano, Anthony Doggett, Pat For Their Futures Doiron, Preston Dreyer, Helen Dugan, David Dykes, Steven Eason, Pat Edwards, Belinda Engels, Paula Evans, Rena Forbes, Christine Fortenberry, Linda Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Gagliano, John Gaza, Alfred Genius, Margaret Gesm, Margaret Giglio, Philip Gill, Alfred Goldsmith, Virginia Golsan, Jane Gomez, Cheryl Graham, Glen Green, Gary Gremillion, Ann Grevenberg, Don Grevenberg, Pete Griffin, Claude Guarino, Don Guy, Glenda Hacke, Carole Harper, Patty Harris, Phil Hatcher, William Hawthorne, Susan Hayes, Debbie Herbert, Mickey Heintze, David Herd, Ann Hibbard, Nancy Hintench, Patt FRESHMEN Explore Th R. Lane and D. Hayes learn what the library is for. Hodge, Virginia Hoffman, Ellen Hoffpauir, Barbara Hogg, Thomas Hogue, Jay Holden, Ernest Holliday, Johnny Honeycutt, George Hudson, Marty Hurrelbrink, Cathy Ingalls, Richard Jackson, Ginger Johnson, Greg Johnson, Pam Johnson, Robert Fields Of Learning Kimbrough, Jo Ann Kimmit, John Kinchen, Susan Jones, Danny Jones, Elizabeth Jones, Lucinda Kaiser, Susan Kane, Robert Kaufman, Don Kelley, Carolyn Kenyon, Bruce Killcbrcw, Regina Kirby, Ed Where did you get that one, Gemmie. Kirkland, Martha Kovacs, Suzanne Krieg, Chris LaFleur, Jeanne Laiclie, Cynthia Lambert, Peggy Landry, John Lane, Ruth Larson, Rodney Latiolois, Bobby Laurie, Keith LeBlanc, Thomas Lees, Deborah Lehr, Richard Lerma, Eddie Lewis, Don Lewis, Mary Lewis, Virginia Loeffler, Steve Lollar, Paul Lowe, Kenneth Lube, Michael Lynn, Deborah Lyon, Donald McAnelly, Robert McCarstle, Cecil McDaniel, Janice McDonald, Thad FRESHMEN Demonstrate The Pat Bowers is welcomed by Freshman. McGregor, Robert McKenney, George McKenzie, Micheal McLaughlin, Vicki Manning, Linda Martin, John Martin, Rebecca Mays, Cheryl Myers, Frank Milner, Riley Mire, Marline Mitchell, William Moore, Elizabeth Morrissette, Julie Mouch, Ray Mounce, Vickie Mullins, Tim Newman, Sidney Norckauer, Heber Nutt, Constance Odum, Debbie Ognibcnc, Henry Oubre, Peggy Owen, Michael Owens, Charlotte oirit of Enthusiasm Page, G an lie Parker, Bruce And as for you, Paul. Patty, Jonniece Payne, Phillip Pearce, Shelia Pennington, Laura Peterson, Dickie Phillips, Susan Pocorelle, Diane Pol, Sharon Polito, Ronnie Page, Celia Porter, Carol Porter, Marvin Posey, Deborah Powell, Warren Powers, Judy Pruyn, Linda Pulley, Donna Pushker, Elizabeth Rahm, Edward Re ay, Gayle Reed, Randy Reeves, Eloise Regan, Sharon Reid, Kathryn Reynolds, Judy Richardson, Jim Richmond, Barbara Richmond, Briley FRESHMEN Strive To Keep Recess candy bars can be dangerous. Ricks, Keith Robb, Norman Roberts, Floyd Robinson, Karen Rockhold, Jan Rodriguez, Mike Ross, Wendy Rourke, Mike Ruiz, Rhett Sandord, Deborah Samaha, Roger Schmidt, William Schneider, Charles Scott, Wendy Sellers, Debbie BHS ''The Finest In The Land” Shackle ton, Sara Sharkey, Bernard Sheets, Dan Siemann, Cecilia Simmons, Phyllis Singleton, Dale Singleton, Wayne Sinquefield, Mary Slaton, Paul Sledge, Janet Smiley, Jon Smiley, Sandra Smith, Janice A little higher, Alan. Smoot, Kit Soule, Trisha Stanton, Robert St.Clair, Cathy Stein, Thomas Stevens, Sheryl Stewart, Kyle Stewart, Stephanie Stinson, Mary Lee Stoll, George Stoudenrnire, Kate Strickland, Bill Sublett, John Sumner, Carl Sumerall, Lark Sumrall, Robin Sutherland, Rhonda Sweat, Michael Switzer, Elizabeth Talloe, Paul Tarrant, John Theriot, Sandra Thomas, Darryl Thompson, Kenneth Thompson, Steve Thornton, Kay Tillman, Mark Tircuit, El wood FRESHMEN Join In The Daily It's fun to be a teacher Tonore, Eddie Triche, Eric Tucker, Richard Tyson, Ruby Uffman, Steve Vargo, Vic Varnado, Gerald Van Volkenberg, Carl Veilleux, Martha Vicknair, David Vuci, Joe Waghorne, Charles Wall, James Ward, Diana Watkins, Kenneth Wax, Nancy Weatherholt, Linda Webster, Kate Welch, Jimmy White, Dorothy Wildcmann, Mike Wiggins, Lynn Wilfert, David Wilkinson, Dennis Running from Mr. McLemore? Picture Not Available Wilson, Suzanne Woboril, Daniel Wolf, Cynthia Wood, Donald Wood, Nell Woolridge, Jane Zimmerman, Barbara Action shot of the gym floor. • ; u£y ?plulJI? O l c , £ 2 c. L4 u i at jU J puUM Ji 'A sc A -- Mscxx a rx i y OM- sAjloC -t frf OV Jty- fK _£? £ 0TLS sLl clsCL J IOAj I LL, (LltjMAs y M oc c sC+s z -gL, J 0ycs V IAas u CCLc a u 6aZ A tf? ! tcJX Ks M K 6X-xO L CC+A+sl c- 4jC04 % A 6 i4 py9LxJ C Xf-g _r , , - -r- ,, . ' r U L Ola z GO s LA-4 £j AUa-JuU • (7 - C- -JL v ' '£k‘cL. cJj (iJiAJul cL+J A. VCL y AJLXC OV ' 4Uaj£, tA c iJ • Lc iC 2 LjL+Xjl 2S P z Ma, t A«, . sC AjCc xS U s xt -cl a ct -tjo djf) ------- ( JZ r • ClXs ly C M- zC ■ 4 £%■ k I 2 t?±y t (iXiAJUOQJiJt r- v . -.• . 25M§ ‘ 6 J Q L vft CLA J « C-' ;' ULL -Ajl Uj cLo-a l. . £! yUL d- i£ kj' tih. TZuaJ Ct -GL o £LUjl — ?• •fv 2 ' 'reasurcs arc everywhere on Iooks. Some people prefer to hide treasures, Dut the bucca- eT$d£j$ iiinoo: keep their treasures on proud display. Treasures, no matter yhat kind, ople hagjjy; therefc . tjw v :, V- -AF | ■fcfci ■ --I___Jl ULeL. u y (La j y M. x5$ a JLI Aj +-uj£ q aSl, cuLlajq s 0 0 . 'T -'bo u Jp-y, 5C - 0 Gtl . £a. . Y Jb-r+J t L U t- sn JUDGES: Mr. Fonville Winans. Mrs. Toni Whittington Kinchen, Mr. Don Scooter Purvis, Mrs. Harry Miss Pat” Evans, Mr. Harry Ledoux. Treasures Of The Old South Treasures of the Old South was the theme of the fifth annual Broadmoor High School beauty pageant. Eighty-seven of the South's most beautiful girls were featured in the pageant, which was held on Friday, January 15, 1965. The girls represented the various clubs and homerooms which sponsored them. Mr. Malcolm Buhler, principal of the Foundation School, served as Emcee. Phil Ward, president of the Student Council, and Marcel Didier, assistant editor of the Buccaneer Log, escorted the girls on stage. The beauty pageant was co-sponsored by the Student Council and Buccaneer Log staff. Entertainment while the judges were deliberating was presented by talented students of BHS and by Miss Frances Avants, alumna of BHS. Junior division girls eagerly await their turns backstage. THE WAIT. . . Linda Burbank Patsy Wells Beth Breeden THE WIN!!! Ginger Jackson Ul reasures o. tfie OSS Sou S Senior Division linger acJtson Jfunior Division ancf Jltiss jSroacfmoor Jliy i DAVE MORGAN and JUDY LOWE JlCost BiJtefu o Succeecf HARRIET FRIEDMANN and VIC OLIVER Most School Spirit CHAILUE PERCY and SUE PETHTEL JlCost UafentecT BILL CARTER and TRUDY BURGESS Most Courteous CHARLES PETERS and SUSAN HEATHERLY 'Junior S anc ou s JOELL JONES CARL CHELETTE Sophomore S anc ou s CYNTHIA KADI ALAN RICHARDS Jres£man S anc ou s DEBBIE LYNN FLOYD ROBERTS SHERRY FRITCHER NOELLE NEVILS Sweetheart Sweetheart TRUDY BURGESS Baton Rouge's Junior Miss On Sunday, December 13, 1964, Trudy Burgess was chosen Baton Rouge's Junior Miss. Trudy, a senior, was nominated by the faculty to represent Broadmoor High School. The eight girls, who came from the various schools in the parish, were judged on the basis of poise, beauty, talent, scholarship, and personality. Trudy also represented Baton Rouge in the state pageant held in January in Houma, Louisiana. February, 1964 JOHNNY DUNCAN and GLADYS SALASSI March, 1964 JUDY WILLS and C. J. WAX Students Of The Month April, 1964 BOB SCHMIDT and WYN DRAKE May, 1964 DIANE STUBBLEFIELD and BOB BATSON October, 1964 PHIL WARD and KRIS SCHOEN1NG September, 19G4 JUDY LOWE and MIKE GOUGH December, 1964 SUSAN HEATHERLY and DAVE MORGAN January, 1965 TRUDY BURGESS and DAVID HAASE November, 1964 SUSAN STAFFORD and C. J. WAX Nominated by the Student Council for outstanding service during the respective months, the students of the month were elected by the faculty from the lists submitted to them by the Council. BA TTLE Life is a battle, as surely as pirates battle on the open sea. Lifetimes see competition, frustration, victory, and defeat. The popularity of sports depends on the parallel between the athletic contests and the conflicts, for many sports contests involved many of the aspects involved in battles on the high seas or in life. Thus, the intramural and varsity sports offered at Broadmoor coupled with the school scholastic program help to prepare fully the students for their adult lives. ISLAND MR. JERRY EPPERSON Head Coach Football ’64 Broadmoor ended an exciting and spirited 1964 season with a record of six wins and four losses. It was a season marked by glorious victories and heart-breaking defeats. The Buccaneers, through their fighting spirit and their persistent efforts, showed themselves to be a team to be reckoned with in the future. ROW I, A. Sanchez, P. R. Tollctt, Head. H. Richards. B. Gagliano, C. Chelette, A. C. Adams. B. Greer. M. Caldwell, C. Cedotal; ROW II, C. Stovall, B. Catalano, J. Chelette, W. Richmond, C. Percy, R. Hudson, G. Sanchez, G. Anselmo; ROW III, G. Adams, manager, R. Reay, K. Rhodes, S. Selig, T. Harris, J. Gurley, C. Blumstien, L. Sisson, J. Cadwallader, manager; ROW IV, D. Andrews, S. Wilkinson, G. Strawhun, J. R. Templet, C. Leak, B. Williamson, V. Tullos. J. Chelette goes around end against Istrouma. Year's Record BUCS - -10 - -21 - - 6 - - 6 - - 0 - - 14 - - 0 - -35 - - 18 - - 13 - -13 OPPONENTS 6 ------ ------Lutcher 7 ...........Catholic High 13-------------- - Istrouma 0------ Baton Rouge High 10---------- -Glen Oaks 0------------------Baker 3 ----- - Redemptorist 13............................Hammond 0 - - - - - Denham Springs 20...........................Bogalusa 6...............Lee High £ Jamboree 10-6 Broadmoor, playing in its first game as a Triple-A team, previewed its fighting power in the Jamboree game against Lutcher at Memorial Stadium. Lutcher gave the Bucs a hard fight, but Broadmoor managed to furnish the all-important scoring punch. Chaille Percy provided the touchdown on a two-yard run while Jesse Chelette kicked a fine 31-yard field goal. Bucs versus Catholic 21-7 Chaille Percy led the Bucs in ground-gaining as Broadmoor defeated the Catholic High Golden Bears at Memorial Stadium. Halfbacks Bubba Sanchez and Wayne Richmond also carried the ball to good effect. Jesse Chelette also kicked another field goal to add to the Buc score. It was Broadmoor's first district 3-AAA game and the second time in a row that the Bucs had beaten the Bears. CHAILLE PERCY Fullback 5'8 - 170 JESSE CHELETTE WAYNE RICHMOND BUBBA SANCHEZ Quarterback Halfback Halfback 5'10 - 165 5'8 - 155 5'8 - 170 A. C. ADAMS Center 5’9 - 195 RANDY HUDSON Quarterback 5’8 - 155 CARL CHELETTE Halfback 5’8 - 150 PETE CATALANO Halfback 5’8 - 155 Bucs versus Istrouma 6-13 Broadmoor, the district leader after the first week of play, was beaten by the Istrouma Indians in a game at Memorial Stadium. The Broadmoor defensive team played well in what was mainly a defensive game, holding the Indians to 50 yards rushing and zero yards passing. Jesse Chelette was 4 for 10 passingwise for the game, throwing the ball for 44 yards total. Bucs versus Baton Rouge High 6-0 The Bucs bounced back from the defeat of the week before to defeat the Bulldogs, who were ranked top in the state. The score, however, was no indication of how well the Buccaneer team performed. Baton Rouge High's fine running game was well contained by the Buc defense. Led by Sydney Wilkinson and J. R. Templet, the Broadmoor defense held the Bulldogs to 43 yards total offense during the game. Bucs versus Glen Oaks 0-10 Broadmoor, playing at Wedge Keyes Stadium at Baker, lost to district leader Glen Oaks. The game was one of the closest of the year for Broadmoor as the Panthers had only a slim margin of three points until the final minutes of the game. The Bucs, though on the low end of the score, actually out-distanced the Glen Oaks team. The game was a fine exhibition of spirit, showing that the Bucs, although defeated, were not out of the running. B. Sanchez carries against Glen Oaks; Percy blocks, Bucs versus Baker 14-0 Playing for the second week at Wedge Keyes Si dium, Broadmoor defeated the Baker Buffaloes in district hall game. Both TD's in the game were made on runs by Chaille Percy from the two yard line. The first touchdown followed a 14 play, 80 yard scoring drive in the second period; and the second TD, in the fourth quarter, was set up by a recover)' of a tumble on the two by Carl Chelette. UPPER; Sanchez dodges as Jesse blocks a Baton Rouge High Player. LOWER: Wayne Richmond heads for open territory in the Lee High game as Anselino runs in to help the play. Bucs versus Redemptorist 0-3 Broadmoor, in a non-district game, lost to the Redemptorist Wolves at Memorial Stadium. Again the Bucs beat their opponent in ground-gaining but just could not score. Although the Redemptorist score came in the second quarter, the Bucs were not out of the game until its final seconds. The final Buccaneer scoring attempt was ended when Jesse Chelette's pass was intercepted with less than a minute remaining in the game. Bucs versus Hammond 35-13 The Bucs played a tremendous second half to beat the Hammond Tors at Strawberry Stadium in Hammond. Broadmoor started the game like a ball of fire, but the Tors fought back to make the score at half-time 14-13. However, in the second half, the Bucs held Hammond scoreless while making three TD’s themselves. Jesse Chelette completed 9 of 12 passes. HOWELL ANDREWS Tackle 6’r - 200 BUBBA GREER Guard 5’6 - 160 GREG ANSELMO Guard 5'8 - 180 JOE TEMPLET Center 6'1 - 220 GARY STRAWHUN SIDNEY WILKINSON GAYLE SANCHEZ BILLY WILLIAMSON End End Guard Tackle 6'2 - 185 £ O N I «—t to 5 8 - 168 6'1 - 207 Bucs versus Denham Springs 18-0 Broadmoor beat the Denham Springs Yellow Jackets in a non-district game at Denham Springs. Under the leadership of quarterback Randy Hudson, the Bucs gained 201 yards total offense to Denham Springs' 99. Bubba Sanchez, Wayne Richmond, and Chaille Percy carried the ball consistently; and Hudson threw a touchdown pass to Sidney Wilkinson. Bucs versus Bogalusa 13-20 It's hard to lose a homecoming game, as Broadmoor found out in the game against Bogalusa at Broadmoor Stadium. Although the Bucs were beaten decisively, the game was not without some fine Broadmoor efforts. Broadmoor's two scores came from two runs by Wayne Richmond, one of them a 76 yard interception jaunt. Gayle Sanchez, Bubba Greer, and Howell Andrews distinguished themselves on defense. UPPER: Percy breaks through the Catholic High line. LOWER: Richmond outruns a Bogalusa defender to go for a touchdown! Bucs versus Lee 13-6 In the final game of the year, Broadmoor defeated arch-rival Lee High at Memorial Stadium. The game was controlled by the Bucs from the opening kickoff. Broadmoor gained 282 yards to Lee's 199. All of Lee High's yardage came from passing, since the Rebels could not break through the Buc line. JV squad, ROW I: B. Evans, A. Richards, M. Caldwell, B. Sims, T. Harris, R. Tollett, 0. Denny, J. Gurley, C. Ccdotal, S. Bays; ROW II: A. Elkins, L. Sissons, C. Blumstcin, R. Rcay. J. Walsh, D. Head, K. Rhodes, S. Selig, C. Leak, B. Gagliano, Coach Cannon. Broadmoor's junior teams both represented Broadmoor well in '64, as each squad finished the year with a winning record. The junior varsity ended the season with a 6-2-1 record. Most of these boys will be on the varsity team next year. The ninth grade team had an excellent 7-2 mark for the season. The squad's fine effort won it the championship of its district. This was the first time that any Buccaneer football team has won a district championship. Congratulations, ninth graders. Ninth grade team, ROW I: J. Vuice, Manager; C. Arnold, R. Clifford, J. Landry, D. Lewis, J. Braucht, R. Benton, D. Guarino, R, Polito, Coach Wingate; ROW II: Coach Henderson, E. Lerma, Manager; T. Hogg, C. Coxe, R. Brewer, J. Richardson, C. Snyder, M. Clotiaux, M. Tillman, Coach Gaston; ROW III: P. Paine, S. Dykes, D. Sheets, E. Holden, D. Burton, G. Graham, W. Powell, D. Wilkinson; ROW IV: M. Rodriguez, R. Latiolais, K. Ricks, A. Garza, B. Strickland, K. Watkins, M. Sweat, J. Kemmit, E. Kirby. Gayle Sanchez receives the Sportsmanship Award from Coach Cannon. Football Banquet Dr. Bella presents the Buc Award to Jesse Chelette. Alan Richards, the winner of the The lunchroom was filled to capacity. Scholarship Award. Broadmoor held its annual footbrll banquet on Thursday, January 14, at the high school cafeteria. There was no main speaker, as it was felt that a major speaker would detract from the banquet's purpose - to honor the football players for their fine representation of Broadmoor during the 1964 season. Chaille Percy received the Award for the Most Valuable Player, presented by the Student Council, while Jesse Chelette was awarded the Buc award, given by Dr. V. P. Bella. The Sportsmanship Award, presented by the Key Club, was awarded to Gayle Sanchez. Alan Richards, who maintained an almost straight A average during the season, received the Scholarship Award, given by Mu Sigma. Mr. Bankston, on behalf of the Baton Rouge Chapter of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame, presented a plaque in recognition of sportsmanship, scholarship, and leadership to Chaille Percy. Gayle Sanchez and Wayne Richmond also received certificates of merit from the same foundation. Eighteen players received letters at the banquet. Coach Pitalo presents the MVP Award to Chaille Percy. Basketball The Buccaneer basketball team went into the 1965 season under the leadership of its new coach Mr. Dan Wingate. Although the team's record was not outstanding, the year was marked by many instances of individual and team effort truly representative of the Broadmoor fighting spirit. Jim Lemke breaks through a mass of Glen Oaks players to make a shot. Coach Wingate Duncan dribbles upcourt against Istrouma. Left to right: Coach Wingate, R. Brumfield, R. Frye, C. White, R. Johnson, M. Walker, G. Roy, B. Johnson, B. Mead, A. Moerke, T. Tucker, G. Hayden, R. Howard, J. Duncan, J. Lemke, Managers: P. Lindsey, R. Howard. Ralph Howard shoots from close in. The Schedule Charles White tries to throw over the head of an opponent. DATE OPPONENT WE THEY Nov. 28 Jesuit 56 90 Dec. 2 Redemptorist 36 30 Dec. 5 Denham Springs 81 40 Dec. 8 Redemptorist Glen Oaks Tournament 55 60 Dec. 10 Zachary 57 51 Dec. 11 Lee 61 50 Dec. 12 Glen Oaks 54 57 Dec. 15 Redemptorist 54 53 Dec. 18 Holy Cross Broadmoor Tournament 65 70 Dec. 28 Glen Oaks 51 61 Dec. 29 Dutchtown 70 59 Dec. 30 Zachary 65 73 Jan. 5 Bogalusa 64 69 Jan. 9 B. R. H. S. 59 70 Jan. 12 Istrouma 64 84 Jan. 15 Catholic High 70 57 C O Jan. 19 Glen Oaks Wedge Keyes Tournament 63 58 Jan. 21 French Settlement 63 13 Jan. 22 Catholic High 67 69 Jan. 26 Lee 73 64 Jan. 28 Baker 61 6o f « Feb. 2 Bogalusa 71 61 68 Feb. 5 B. R. H. S. 56 Feb. 9 Istrouma 68 66 Feb. 12 Catholic High 70 75 62 Feb. 16 Glen Oaks 56 Feb. 19 Baker 69 77 81 Feb. 23 Lee 95 Bill Mead watches his shot go in, Coach Gaston C. Parsons has the ball while C. Geller waits for the throw. The J. V. Squad Left to right: S. Purdin, S. Selig, C. Calbert, B. Parkes, C. Parsons, C. Geller, T. Hewett, A. Richards. Gary Roy harries a Catholic High Buc players wait under the goal for 3 rebound player at mid-court against Catholic High. Left to right: D. Dickerson, C. Coxe, P. Foy, R. Benton. B. Latiolais, E. Kirby, D. Peterson, J. Kirnmitt, M. Langley, G. Graham, R. Polito, J. Landry, E. Tircuit. The Ninth Grade Team The Track Story Track as a sport pits young men against each other and themselves in tests of strength, speed, agility, and endurance. In the 1965 season the Broadmoor Buccaneer track team will be entering competition witli all efforts and hopes toward ultimate victory. After a successful season in AA competition last year, the team - under the leadership of Coach Cannon, Coach Gourrier, and the manager and assistant coach Charles Francis - will be out to win the District 3-AAA championship. Jesse Chelette - Broad Jump; Hop, Step, and Jump - State AA champion, Hop, Step, and Jump - 1964. Coach Gourrier, Charles Francis, and Coach Cannon. Barry Philips - Discus, Javelin - 3rd place in State in javelin - 1964. FIRST ROW: R. Stein, K. Ward, B. Middleton, V. Kearst, C. Percy, C. Bickman. C. Chelette, J. Surnmerall, C. Francis, Manager; ROW II: D. Bowman, S. Fletcher, B. Buckley, B. Philips, C. Peters, P. Ward, J. Chelette, C. Blumstein; ROW III: D. Melilli, B. Thompson, W, Parker, H. Andrews, C, Calbert, G, Roy, J. Thomas, R. Price, D. Guarino. The ’65 Schedule Mar. 12 Arnite, Chalmette, Covington, B. R. H. S., at Broadmoor. Mar. 19 Baker, Northside, Port Allen, Woodlawn, at Broadmoor. Mar. 26 Baker, B. R. H. S., Catholic, Broadmoor, at B. R. H. S. Apr. 2 Billy Brown Relays at Baker. Apr. 9 University, Jesuit of N. O., Redemptorist, at Broadmoor. Apr. 23 Rebel Relays at Lee High. Apr. 30 Viking Relays at Northside in Lafayette. May 7 District 3-AAA Meet at L. S. U. May 14 State AAA Meet at U. S. L. UPPHK: Sprint relay learn; J. Chelette, C. Percy, C. Blumstein, J. Summerall. LOWER: Distance relay team; J. Thomas, G. Roy, B. Buckley, V. Kearst, C. Bickham, C. Peters. DISTANCE MEN, Kelly and Phil Ward. MIDDLE DISTANCE RUNNERS: S. Fletcher, C. Peters, B. Middleton. HURDLERS: C. Chelette, J. Thomas, F. Price. HIGH JUMPERS: R. Stein, and C. Calbert. WEIGHTMEN: H. Andrews, and J. R. Templet. Sonny Fowler - Captain Coach Glenn Gre million The Buccaneer golf team, for four years a power in District 8-A A golf, this year will begin competition in the District 3-AAA contests. Under the coaching of Mr. Gremillion, the team will be out to repeat the performances which produced a 9-1-1 season record and a tie for the district championship. heft to right: Coach Gremillion, C. Vanvol ken burg, B. Kane, M. Barnes, S. Fowler, J. Davis, B. Gordon, B. Schmidt, S. Thomey, F. Roberts. Baseball Broadmoor's 1964 Baseball team, the first Buccaneer team to win a district championship in a varsity sport, ended the season with a 19-11 record. Under the leadership of Coach Donald Jones, the team will begin the 1966 season in the tough 3-AAA district. In 64 the Bucs beat Gonzales to win the Bi-district championship'before bowing to Hahnville in the State semi-finals. Broadmoor had many fine players including: JIMMY SPURGER - all state and all district pitcher and most valuable player, district 8-A A. TERRY SWITZER - all district first baseman. TOMMY BINDER - all district outfielder. JOHNNY DUNCAN - honorable mention -all district. Coach Jones Players practice or. ROW 1: Mgr. J. Best. ROW 2: J. Williams, M. Barrett, R. Lemoine, G. Sanchez, C. Carona, J. Duncan, W. Richmond. ROW 3: J. Wilder, G. Strawhun, G. Dupre, T. Switzer, G. Hayden, Coach Jones. MISSING: T. Binder, R. Hudson. rainy day. District 8-A A Champs 1964 THE 1965 SCHEDULE Mar. 9 L. S. U. (freshmen) Mar. 11 Redemptorist Mar. 13 L. S. U. (freshmen) Mar. 18 Redemptorist Mar. 23 Bogalusa Mar. 25 Baton Rouge High Mar. 27 Gonzales Mar. 29 Istrouma Mar. 31 Catholic High Apr. 3 Glen Oaks Apr. 4 Gonzales Apr. 6 Baker Apr. 8 Lee Apr. 12 Bogalusa Apr. 14 Baton Rouge High Apr. 15,16,17 Easter Tournament (Istrouma) Apr. 19 Istrouma Apr. 21 Catholic High Apr. 24 Glen Oaks Apr. 26 Baker Apr. 28 Lee ! CREW The quality of a crew is determined by its members' ability to work together as a team. Such ability is the essence of not only a crew, but also an organization. We at Broadmoor are proud of our clubs and our officers because we have made them what they arc. Wc have created a group of excellent organization and we display the fruits of our maturity on the following pages. ISLAND ROW 1: C. Brown, V. Oliver, B. Mead, P. Flanagan, W. Parker, M. Peek, D. Morgan, G. Hazel, B. Tuttle, B. Rutledge, Mr. Melton; ROW 2: B. Buckley, C. Elliott, M. Harelson, A. Anderson, C. Chelette, B, Lane, L. Gomez, S. Beale, B. Breeden, L. Bordelon, P. Bowers; ROW 3: F. Roberts, B. Williamson. T. Burhans, J. Spain, G. Strawhun, C. Pokorny, S. Pethel, S. Eason, J. Jones, S. Anderson. S. Purdin, C. J. Wax; ROW 4: D. Newman, S. Dyer, C. Williams, A. Laurie, M. Duke, S. Constantine, C. Kadi, C. Worthington, L. Foster, E. Moore, R. Sutherland, D. Ward, P. Batson; ROW 5: L. Stubblefield, H. Friedmann, H. Satch, E. Holden, L. O'Quinn, B. Brown, B. Pethel, C. Spinosa, J. Lowe, P. Ward, P. Burgess, P. Wells, A. Kenyon, B. Williams. Student Council Mr. MacLavy, Phil Ward, and Mr. Kris Kringle, present gifts to Volunteers of America. The Student Council consists of homeroom representatives elected at the beginning of the year. The interclub council, an auxiliary of the council, consists of presidents of the various clubs. The purpose of the Student Council is to give the students a voice in the manner in which their school is governed. The council purports to promote citizenship and student participation in all school activities--social and academic. The Student Council sponsors student of the month election, Mardi-Gras Ball, Homecoming, Twirp Week activities, and the beauty pageant. Members sold sweatshirts and parkas to defray yearly expenses. The Welcome Wagon, headed by Sue Pethtel, served to orientate new students to the policies and activities of the school. The council also held a mock election for the Presidential election. Student Council sponsors arc Mrs. Avery and Mr. Melton. H. Friedmann and C. (Frog) Elliot take delight as they register - Republicans all. S. Eason decorates for the Homecoming dance. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS, Left to Right: President, Phil Ward; Vice-President, Charlie Spinosa; Reporter-Historian, Pat Burgess; Secretary, Judy Lowe; Treasurer, Barbara Pethtel. ■ Log Staff This year draws to its end. The picture of this year is one of despair arising from inefficiency, gloom arising from broken promises, dejection arising from losses, and sadness arising from the annual's end. Some have worked; some have not. All is over; the end has come. Tl� e Log is finished and the book is closed. The memories remain. . . . ROW 1; C. J. Wax; ROW 2 . Stan Dyer, Laurel Drushel, Marcel Didier; ROW 3: David Haase, Paul Smith, Richard Peterson; ROW 4: Alan Laurie, Hilary Satch, John Snyder, Marie Lusk; ROW 5: Lonnie Smith, Mitzi Dearman, Susan Dupuy; ROW 6: Bonnie Brown, Ellen Holden. David Haase Marie Lusk Richard Peterson John Snyder Paul Smith Alan Laurie Susan Dupuy Ellen Holden Athletics Administration Activities Features Class Mitzi Dearman Bonnie Brown L. SMITH C. J. WAX - Editor MARCEL DIDIER - Assistant Editor LAUREL DRUSHEL Business Manager STAN DYER Assistant Business Manager HILARY SATCH Art Editor % UCC4LH€C% mtst Left to Right: C. Pokorny, J. Williams, C. Andrews, R. Hudson, S. Stafford, P. Ward, H. Friedman. THE EDITORS Harriet Friedman Cindy Andrews Phil ward Jimmy Williams Susan Stafford Christy Pokorny Randy Hudson Left to Right: ROW 1: B. Aucoin, A. Milton, B. Sanchez, ROW 2: B. Leinoine, J. Williams, P. Ward, C. Pokorny, S. Graham. Blade Head I lnes Hi-Y Completes World Service pPPi Butts Host Bucs A _ V, «kefball P(oyers Selected for Two All-Tourney Teams Bug's Blade Wins LSPA Contest For Improvement journa'ifn clinic Workshop an° Attend % - ROW 1: Miss Bunch, J. Sutton, H. Friedmann, D. Newman, J. Lowe, Mrs. Smiley; ROW 2: C. J. Wax, S. Heatherly, S, Sheppard, D. Jensen. L. Hansen, C. Ahadie, W. Richmond; ROW 3: M. Jack, B. Brown, S. Dyer, T. Burgess, S. Stafford, J. Harmon; ROW 4: C. Peters, M. Feldman, C. White, B. Skoog, L. Scardina, S. Milton. Beta Club The Beta Club, sponsored by Mrs. Smiley and Miss Bunch, is a national organization dedicated to the principles of good character, achievement, leadership, and service. Membership is thereby honorary. Co-operation with other schools in promoting school spirit and service to the community are two of the activities of the Beta Club. This year, along with Mu Sigma, the Beta Club sponsored an assembly featuring Mr. Charlton Lyons, 1964 Republican candidate for state governor. Treasurer: Stan Dyer; Secretary: Kris Schoening; Vice-President: Charles Peters; President: C. J. Wax; State Vice-President: David Haase. ROW 1: J. Jennings, P. Flanagan, J. Lowe, B. Garrot, B. Williams, B. Greer, R. Hudson, S. Goza; ROW 2: B. Thorney, A. Gautreaux, D. Kelly, C. Abadie, T. Anderson, D. Newman, M. Feldman, B. Hanley; ROW 3: H. Satch, D. Ragusa, P. Batson, D. Voge, S. Eason, S. Slieppard, B. Davis, H. Hollimon; ROW 4; C. Pokorny, S. Stafford, P. Burgess, D. Zammit, C. Andrews, K. Budden, J. Noble, J. Kottler; ROW 5; L. Smith, P. Ward, J. Parmalee, J. Sutton, J. Harmon, C. Richards, H. Friedmann, L. Churchill; ROW 6: C. Peters, S. Milton, L. Scardina, S. Hcatherly, T. Burgess, V. Oliver, S. Baglcy, S. Pethel, C. J. Wax. Mu Sigma Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Lawrence, the Mu Sigma purports to make high school students conscious of their scholastic achievements, to further recognition of those who have reached a high level of intellectual attainment, to uplift scholastic standards of the students in the institutions where the societies are located, and to give a unity of purpose to students with high scholastic records throughout the state. This year the Mu Sigma presented a Scholastic Trophy to the football player with the highest academic average; they also published the Mu Sigma calendar which recorded the activities of the school each month. Historian: Hilary Satch; Treasurer: Susan Heather-ly; Secretary: Karen Budden; Vice-President: Susan Stafford; President: Kris Schoening The Broadmoor Key Club, which is a junior division of the Kiwanis Club, selects its members on the basis of their scholarship and leadership abilities. The goals of the Key Club include service to the school and preparation to become useful and responsible citizens of tomorro . One of the most popular activities of the Key Clu b is its annual publication of THE ENSIGN, a student cii-rectory. Other projects include promoting school spir- -, helping with community drives for charity, and selli::. donuts at recess. Each year the organization also participates in the tri-state convention, this year to be heK in Memphis, Tennessee. Mr. Victor Bergeron is the faculty sponsor. Parliamentarian: Scott Rogillio; Treasurer: Carl Chellette; Secretary: Bill Mead; Vice-President: Pat Flanagan; President: Dave Morgan. Key Club ROW 1: Sweetheart, S. Heatherly, C. Whilte, J. Williams, J. Baldwin, J. Cadwalladcr, Sweetheart, S. Stafford; ROW 2: B. Skoog, C. Chellette, C. Peters, A. Richards, A. Mocrkc, Mr. Bergeron; ROW 3: C. J. Wax, C. Spinosa, J. Hollimon, B. Hanley, F. Tully, S. Rogillio; ROW 4: P. Flanagan, B. Mead, B. Phillips, D. Morgan, P. Ward, C. Morgan. The Convention - the year's high point. Dave Morgan presides like a true executive. Spirit is pan of the KEY CLUB tradition. J. Baldwin and A. Moerke loading papers for a service project. C. Chelette holds the floor for a moment. Annual project is the student di rectory, THE ENSIGN. ROW 1: D. Peek, Beau; O. Stringer, S. Paul, C. Porter, J. Smith, M. Boyles, R. Lane, M. Millican, R. Frye, Beau; ROW 2: E. Holden, J. Kimbrough, C. Bowers, J. Sledge, F. Cole, L. Fortenberry, S. Kinchen, C. Jones, M. Bourgeois, J. Walker; ROW 3: A. Heard, L. Cantey, D. Pulley, L. Gauthier, K. Bellows, M. Neal, S. Smiley, S. Gremillion, K. Bowman, M. Sinquefield, M. Hudson; ROW 4: S. Fisk, A. Fesgen, L. Bowers, M. Hoing, N. Hewitt, L. Milton, J. Bachemin, L. Guy, S. Reeves, A. Jackson, D. Ammon; ROW 5: D. Pertuis, B. Hoffpauir, B. Yglesias, G. Krieg, G. Joyner, L. Thomas, D. Fish, B. Midwikis, D. Fontaine, S. Peterson, D. Stovall, Future Homemakers Reporter: Opal Stringer; Historian: Kathy Bowman; Parliamentarian: Ann Heard; Songleader: Linda Milton; Treasurer: Susie Peterson; Secretary: Theresa Saia; Vice-President: Donna Fish; President: Ellen Holden. The Future Homemakers of America, sponsored by Mrs. Hightower, is a national organization of girls who arc taking high school home economics. Among the aims of the Future Homemakers arc furthering the 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 Bunkic, Louisiana. FHA girls serve at the football and leaderships banquets. Mrs. Hightower, club sponsor. The train ride to Shreveport proved rather exciting! S. Peterson, E. Holden -Two FHA girls of the month. FHA Beaux - David Peck, Randy Frye, Alan Richards. ROW 1 (left to right): D. Harmon, T. Burbank, A. Kenyon, K. Crossley, B. Lane, E. Holden; ROW 2: S. Dupuy, D. Hoover, K. Cutler, M. Becker, G. Brown, S. McKay, L. Burbank, M. Kirkland, B. Crawford, L. Gomez; ROW 3: N. Nevils, D. Badgley, J. Herrell, S. Hodge, N. Oliver, M. Nutt, L. Sanders, S. Sheets, T. Anderson, M. Bartholomew; ROW 4: C. Percy, J. Day, M. Whitlock, T. McClung, A. Settoon, D. Peak C. Hernandez, B.’ Kenyon, E. Holden, M. Peak; ROW 5: H, Andrews, T. Mayher, D. Bowman, G. Peek, C. Barrett, J. Gregory, D. Holmes, M. Harelson, J. Jones; ROW 6: R. Hudson, B. Greer, G. Sanchez, B. Gomez, B. Sanchez, J. Summcral, D; Lynn, B. Rutledge. LYSC The LYSC is a student club organized to encourage safety in the home and school and on the road. They supervise fire drills and other safety exercises to help reduce the possibility of a tragic accident in an actual emergency. The club promotes traffic safety by holding open court for those who violate traffic regulations on campus. Treasurer, D. Harmon; Secretary, B. Lane; V. President, D. Peek; President, A. Kenyon; V. President Traffic Safety, T. Burbank; V. President Home Safety, B. Pcthtel; V. President School Safety, K. Crossley; Reporter-Historian, E. Holden. Sponsored by Mrs. Grillenberger, an exchange. teacher from Germany, the Deuicher Vercin has as its purpose to further German culture, literature, an, and customs through the study of the German language. Christmas is celebrated by the members ar their Yule gathering according to German customs. A trip has been planned as a group activity. Treasurer: Mitzi Dearman; Secretary: Linella Killcbrew; Vice-President: A1 Moerke; President: Diane Voge. Deutscher Verein ROW 1: P. Kyzar, L. Killcbrew, Mrs. Grillenberger, D. Voge, A. Krueger, S. Cross; ROW 2: L. I.aspe, A. Moerke, S. Fowler, G. Stoll, A. Lee, D. Badgley; ROW 3: M. Palenik, G. Smith, B. Schmidt, G. Crosby, R. Reed, D. Anderson, B. Thompson, T. Glass; MISSING: P. Smith. The purpose of the Latin Club is to help its members gain a better understanding of Latin and of Rome and Greece. Each member has the opportunity of participating in extracurricular activities and to promote the classical cause. Members annually attend the state Junior Classical Convention, this year held in Monroe. The club itself sponsors the school Latin Week. The organization is under the competent guidance of Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Grillenberger. Roma ROW l: Mrs. Warner, N. Griffon, T. Patty, K. Braun, R. Blondeau, J. Parmelec, J. Sutton, V. Oliver, G. Smith, S. Sheppard, Mrs. Grillenburger; ROW 2: D. Jensen, L. Strasburg, P. Lindsay, J. Gurley, L. Drushel, S. Eason, C. Abadie, K. Hurrelbrink, T. Shaffer; ROW 3: B. Williams, T. Anderson, P. Smith, R. Peterson, J. Mayes, B. Crawford, P. Fleming, R. Burhans, S. Hamilton; ROW 4: B. Sanchez, S. Mitchell, N. Oliver, B. Crawford, P. Reeves, S. Thomey, L Sicmann. C Social Chairman: John Cadwallader; Historian: Jackie Harmon; Treasurer: Susan Sheppard; Corresponding Secretary: Susan Eason; Recording Secretary: Theresa Patty; Vice-President: Jan Sutton; President: Vic Oliver ROMA is an organization which encourages among young people an interest in and an appreciation of the cultures of ancient Greece 3nd Rome. During the year, the ROMA Club attended the State Convention in Monroe and celebrated Latin Week. Vic Oliver lights the flame of interest. Members wait to throw seeds of interest into the fire. The seeds are dropped by D. Jensen. ROW 1 (left to right): J. Martin, K. Parker, E. O'Neal, J. Martin, B. Douglas, J. Hcrrell, K. Hurrcllbrin Nolen. ROW 2: J. Parmelee, C. Pokorny, C. Richards, B. Williams, J. Bachemin, C. Singer, N. Percy, Landrum. ROW 3: L. Miller, L. Sistrunk, S. Purdin, T. Burhans, C. Dupuy, L. Stewart, F. Wilson, L. 1 man. ROW 4: S. Rogillio, D. Morgan, C. Garrot, C. Morgan, J. Scimeca, J. Williams, J. Billings, R. cipher. ROW Is M. Caldwell, B. Greer, M. Manson, P. Varnado, M. Stinson, D. Zammit, B. Richmond, B. Thorncy, K. Lester; ROW 2; D. Bergeron, L, Rodrigue, J. Cooper, P. Walker, C. Venable, H. Satch, L. Fox, J. Oliver, M. Barker, L. Zcttl; ROW 3: J. Lindsey, B. Davis, C. Brown, B. Brown, A. Marsh, M. Cole, P. Doggett, S. Loeffler, C. White, G. Brown, B. Regan; ROW 4: S, Neames, G. Lerma, A. McDaniel, G. Sanchez, W. Richmond, M. Didier, B. Williamson, G. Strawhun, G. Cunningham, G. Honeycutt, W. Kitchens, G. Fish. Los Espaholes Social Chairman: Barbara Thorncy; Reporter: Alan McDaniels; Secretary: Kris Schoening; Vice-President: Bubba Greer; President: Bonnie Brown; Treasurer: Hilary Satch (not pictured). Sponsored by Miss Wells and Mrs. Fairchild, Los Espanoles has as its purpose to enrich the classroom study of the Spanish language through activities which illustrate aspects of the Spanish way of life, heritage, and customs. Activities include monthly meetings featuring guest speakers, the fall initiation meeting, and the Spring fiesta honoring seniors. Club members attend Spanish floor show at the Garland. Spanish students request autographs from Josi Ramon of Los Troubadores de Espafia. ROW 1: S. Uffman, D. Flanagan, G. Jackson, C. Bowers, G. Johnson, B. Richmond, Miss Fairchild; ROW 2: D. Amdrews, P. Epps, B. Douglas, S. Holland, L. Foster, E. Hoffman, R. Johnson, B. Kenyon; ROW 3: P.. Wallace, S. Winter, B. Switzer, J. Reynolds, M. Atkins, S. Shackleton, C. Mouch, L. Schutzman, J. Friedmann; ROW 4: D. Lehr, J. McDaniel, N. Reeves, C. Hamilton, C. Neal, L. Scardina, K. Biehl, B. Ragusa, D. Ward; ROW 5: T. Soule, C. Abadic, J. Champagne, E. Davis, D. Kelly, P. Fleming, C. Krieg, E. Tircuit, B. Johnson, D. Kelly. La Fleur de Lis, sponsored by Miss Krisch and Mrs. Grillenberger, strives to broaden, the students’ knowledge of France and its people. Activities include regular meetings at which students often have the opportunity to hear and speak with native speakers, to present plays and skits in French, and to sing in groups. This year the group went Christmas caroling, in French of course. The organization is composed of students who reach and maintain an acceptable standard of achievement in the study of the French language. Kathy Evans, Reporter; Darla Fontaipc, Treasurer; Shelby Hodge, Secretary; Donna Newman, President. Fleur de Lis ROW 1; M. Heiman, S. Heatherly, L. Stubblefield, H. Satch, D. Newman, B. Edwards, C. Abrahamsen; ROW 2: R. Barnett, M. Bartholomew, D. Fish, G. Krieg, S. Badgley, L. Thomas, K. Stoudenmire; ROW 3: J. Herrell, D. Dyer, S. Hermann, J. Galey, G. Sallinger, C. Felton, B. Brignac, M. Miller; ROW 4: J. McCleskey, L. Fletcher, B. Bickham, K. Barnett, C. Worthington, S. Wilson, N. Wood; ROW 5: D. Fontaine, R. Comeaux, G. Peck, D. Burtt, M. Feldman, D. Jensen. : ROW 1: Miss Fairchild, B. Mouser, D. Zammit, J. Noble, N. Oliver, H. Friedmann, B. Mead, J. Lowe, S. Heatherly, M. Larson, Miss Kirsch; ROW 2: A. Gautreaux, N. Wax, J. Morrissette, P. Babin, L. Pruyn, J. Cole, H. Andrews, K. Evans, L. Churchill; ROW 3: L. Bourque, D. Schneider, C. O’Donnell, J. Aillet, K. Anderson, J. Honeycutt, S. Hodge, A. Lambert, D. Reid, C. Singer, C. Richards; ROW 4: L. O'Quinn, M. Addison, B. Hansen, L. Hansen, T. Bickham, J. Smiley, D. Mulkey, C. Mays, S. Dupuy, C. Abadie, F. Mac-Bride; ROW 5; J. Andrews, H. Druyer, K. Smoot, C. Adams, F. Bunch, R. Wirth, L. England, C. Peters, L. Sumrall, K. Cannon. Nous A lions Au Lafayette Our bus drivers deserved medals for Sitting on a stone bridge at Avery Island, members their patience and good humor. of the group dropped pennies into the water below and wished some day to come again to Acadia. ' ft v W ROW 1: P. Burgess, S. Hodge, B. Lane, D. Dyer, D. Newman, Mrs. Gauthier; ROW 2: ■ A. Lambert, J. Cunard, J. Jones, B. Nolen, N. Oliver, D. Jensen, C. Abraharnsen, S. Jones, S. Wilson, G. Washauer, T. McClung, A. Settoon, B. Rutledge; ROW 3: B. Pethtel, S. Ray, L. Schutzman, B. Johnson, N. Percy, J. Mertzweiller, M. Nutt, G. Brown, L. Bowers, L. Bruce, L. Sanders, A. Marsh, S. Sheets, C. Heard; ROW 4; C. Foy, N. Hewitt, C. St. Clair, K. Johnson, B. Midwikis, L. Randolph, D. Simon, L. Gomez, D. Badgley, M. Jack, S. Badgley, M. Miller, G. Krieg; ROW 5: M. Whitlock, B. Benton, B. Williams, C. Pokorny, C. Andrews, V. Wilson, T. Burgess, S. Baker, S. Mitchell, M. Larson, D. Andrews, C. Kadi; ROW 6: J. Herrell, P. Wells, J. Pushker, M. Blankenship, B. Williams, D. Zammit, C. O’Donnell, S. Budden, P. Landrum, J. Galey, S. McAndrew, C. Worthington. Chaplain: Shelby Hodge; Historian: Myra Schilling; Treasurer: Pat Burgess; Vice- President: Donna Newman; President: Beth Lane; Missing - Secretary: Duaine Dyer Y- Teens The Y-Teens, sponsored by Mrs. Gauthier, strive.5 to build a fellowship of young ladies devoted to the task of developing those ideals of personal and social living to which theyare committed by their faith as Christians. In this endeavor, they seek to understand Jesus, to share His love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Their goals are to grow as persons; to grov in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities; and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. B. Johnson, M. Landrum, and M. Schilling plan a meeting. N. Percy and D. Dyer at one of the meet' ings. B. Lane and S. Budden show how to model. Before and after - Molly Nutt is demonstrating hair care. The Hi-Y, sponsored by Mr. Rice, aspires to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and co: munity high standards of Christian character. It also strives to develop the ideals of good sportsmanship and fair play ir. each member. The members participate in competitive sports events with Hi-Y clubs from other schools. One of its main activities is participation in the Youth and Government program held at the State Capitol and represented by Hi-Y members from the entire state. Hi-Y members also sold coffee and doughnuts at the polls on the Presidential election day. Y ROW 1: N. Nevils, R. Stein, B. Thompson, R. Hudson, B. Gomez, T. Glass, W. Richmond, B. Greer; ROW 2: J. Kidd, J. Moore, R. Frye, A. Richards, B. Garrot, B. Tuttle, S. Fowler, J. Montgomery; ROW 3: C. Brown, D. Butler, M. Peek, C. Percy, B. Gordon, S. Rogillio, M. Jackson, J. Mayes; ROW 4: D. Peek, L. Higginbotham, D. Holmes, T. Theriot, E. Johnston, J. Davis, J. Babington, D. Bczdck; ROW 5: P. Fleming, W, Parker, S. Dyer. Chaplain: Jim Babington; Treasurer: Terry Theriot; Secretary: Alan Richards; Vice-President: Jim Kidd; President: Charlie Brown Bobby Thompson, Ways and Means Chairman, presents his monthly report. Noelle Nevils, club sweetheart, prepares refreshments for our monthly meetings. Broadmoor Hi-Y's Senators and Representatives to the Youth and Government Program. Gubernatorial candidate, Stan Dyer, presents his campaign speech. ROW 1: G. Bachman, N. Griffon, S. Holland, R. Peterson, L. Bourque, T. Patty; ROW 2: J. Cooper, L. Rodrigue, J. Jones, C. White, C. Venable, P. Alexander, P. Walker; ROW 3: J. Par melee, J. Noble, C. Foy, M. Cole, M. Barker, M. Larson, A. Marsh, J. Flynn; ROW 4: S. Baker, B, Davis, C. Abadie, D. Zaminit, M. Didier, S. Neames, L. Drushel, S. Eason, T. Burgess, Future Teachers Historian: Ann Lambert; Treasurer: Laurel Drushel; Secretary: Cheryl Abadie; Vice-President: John Cadwallader; President: Susan Sheppard. The Future Teachers, under the guidance of Mrs. Post, has as its purpose to interest good students in becoming teachers and to provide these students the opportunity to gain practical experience in classroom situations. Activities of the club include substituting in the school and feeder schools, aiding in grading and routine paper work of the teachers, selling school jewelry, helping in community fund-raising projects, and maintaining a list of tutors. The. picture of obvious organization. ROW 1: Mrs. Post, S. Hurst, C. Felton, J. Friedmann, J. Parmalee, D. Andrews, K. Evans, G. Johnson, Mrs. Fairchild; ROW 2: C. Richards, J. Herrell, D. Kelly, P. Epps, L. Scardina, B. Nolen, C. Pokorny, M. Gis-clard; ROW 3: B. Douglas, H. Satch, J. Cunard, B. Brown, B. Thorney, S. Sheppard, C. Garrot, G. Wood, B. Williams; ROW 4: S. Anderson, J. Curtis, L. O'Quinn, S. Dykes, P. Lueb, A. Lambert, D. Ragusa, P. Vargo, C. Pokorny, C. J. Wax. Mrs. Post and Miss Fairchild - conscientious hardworking club sponsors. Voting Delegate: Mike Harper; Treasurer: Kris Schoening; Secretary: Annette Bourgeois; Vice President: Linda Bordelon; President: Alan Laurie. The High School Red Cross, a service organization, consists of elected representatives from each homeroom and students who are interested in the projects of the club. The members as a group visit a nursing home monthly, ring bells for the Volunteers of America at Christmas, take a field trip to the school for the blind, and sponsor the Teacher Appreciation Week. This year the club had as a fund raising project a pep breakfast before the Homecoming Game. The club is under the guidance of Mrs. Milner. High School Red Cross ROW 1: K. Hurrelbrink, V. Lewis, C. Heard, D. Flanagan, C. Felton, J. Patty, K. Evans; ROW 2: Mrs. Milner, S. Bender, N. Nevils, K. Stoudemire, S. Winter, D. Dyer, T. McClung, C. Mouch, L. Bordelon; ROW 3: S. Budden, A. Bourgeois, D. Peek, L. Sanders, M. Miller, K. Braun, C. Andrews, S. Reeves, A. Laurie; ROW 4: D. Holmes, B. Midwickis, J. Cole, W. Wilkes, B. MacBride, S. Constantine, N. Oliver, D. Zammit. M. Larson. Future Nurses The purpose of the FNA Is to interest girls in the field of Nursing and to show them the opportunities offered through a medical career. The organization features guest speakers and films on medicine at its monthly meetings. Trips to Carville and other hospitals provide answers to the myriad questions the members have regarding their tentatively chosen future vocation. The various projects sponsored by the club have one purpose: to practice the quality of being helpful. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Viator. OFFICERS: Historian, D. Pcrtuis; Parliamentarian. D’A. Weeks; Field Trip Chairman, E. O’Neal; Reporter, B. Yeglesias; Secretary, P. Wallace; V. President, P. Varnado; President, M. O'Neal. NOT PICTURED - Pat Kleinpeter, Treasurer. ROW 1: W. Atkins, L. Bowers, L. Bruce, C. Foy, C. Hamm, R. Touchet, T. Farrell, Mrs. Loewen; ROW 2: D. Zammit, D. Pegues, J. Kottler, M. Nutt, A. Marsh, J. Cunard, A. Settoon, S. Marshall, K. Campbell; ROW 3: J. Laurie, D. Flanagan, T. McClung, C. Heard, S. Bender, N. Nevils, L. Sanders, J. Cole; ROW 4; D. Crook, C. Manning, B. Partrich, L. Babin, B. McBride, J. Blankenship. Commerce Majors Treasurer: Wayne Atkins; Secretary: Becky McBride; Vice-President: Sharon Bender; President: Diane Zammit The Commerce Majors of Broadmoor, sponsorec q Mrs. Loewen, strives to increase and promote interest :i the various field of commerce. It provides members working experience and teaches them the fundament; business administration. The club will sponsor field trips to various busire organizations and will participate in school and civic tivities. Working with the Key Club, the Commerce jors sponsors the annual Talent Show. The purpose of the Art Club is to enrich the art experiences of BHS students. Activities for the year include individual accelerated an experiences, contributions of an artistic nature to the community, group experiences in art, and special artistic contributions to the school. Art students aid in making decorations for the beauty pageant and the Mardi Gras presentation. They also enter the annual city wide window painting competition. Dee Robinson, club president, develops her talent in class. Art Club ROW 1: D. Schuh, S. Bryant, B. Day, Mr. Sells, ROW 2: S. Winter, L. Bowers, M. Becker, K. LeRay, C. Hamm, ROW 3- M. Nutt, R. Wirth, G. Graham, D. Robinson, C. Stewart. FRONT ROW: L. Boyd, S. McKay, C. Bowers, C. Pokorny, D. Newman, B. Gordon, J. Sumerall, T, McClung, S. Hurst; MIDDLE ROW: M. Harelson, K. Robinson, L. Smith, G. Washauer; TOP ROW: G. Sanchez, C. Percy, D. Hoover, B. Hanley, J. Thomas. Library Club J. Herrel and N. Oliver take advantage of a quiet library. The library Club is a group of students who assist in the daily workings of the Library. They do routine processing of books and other materials leaving the librarian free to attend to more important matters. The‘club works in regular shifts each hour to aid the tremendous volume of students who use the library every day. Office Aides (Left to Right) G. Smith, A. Laurie, S. Sumrall, M. Jackson, S. Rogillio, D. Crook, B. Phillips, Mrs. Morris, W. Atkins, J. Holliman, M. Little, G. Stoll, R. Robb, M. Lucbc, J. Baldwin, D. Burton, P. Flanagan. Guidance Aides (Left to Right) B. Brown, J. Hoffman, J. Wilklowe, D. Pegues, R. Frye, R. Blouin, A. Lee, L. Tramel. Ask a lawyer what was the most important thing he did in high school, and he will probably say that it was belonging to the school debate squad. Why? Debating is training in thinking logically and swiftly and in speaking well. The debate squad, however, not only has trained its members, but also has made a name for Broadmoor in Louisiana. Miss Walker and her debators have done Broadmoor proud, and she will continue to do so. Treasurer: Bonnie Brown; Secretary: Dinny Jensen; Vice-President: Bruce Stinson; President: Charles Elliott Debate ROW 1: Miss Walker, S. Thorney, B. Richmond, D. Lynn, B. Stinson, D. Anderson; ROW 2: S. Dcvall, S. Stephans, M. Stinson, E. Moore, J. Friedmann, D. Jensen, S. Sheets, C. J. Wax; ROW 3: C. Hamilton, S. Pierce, E. O’Neal, D. Kelly, L. O'Quinn, B. Brown, B. Breeden, C. Waghorne; ROW 4; R. Peterson, J. Hazel. L. Boyd, P. Smith, P. Vargo, J. Curtis, S. Dyer, S. Neaines. ROW Is J. Curtis, P. Vargo, D. Schuh, K. Barnett, S. Holland, Miss Walker; ROW 2: E. Lakin, D. Best, J. Hazel, M. Harcison, S. Ncancs, ROW 3: R, Peterson, K. LcRay, S. Devall, L. Boyd, J. Jennings, ROW 4: P. Smith, B. Middleton, T. Burbank, P. Lindsay, W. Wilkes. Honor Masquers Sponsored by Miss Walker, the Honor Masquers purport to produce plays and to participate in state rally and festival plays. The organization plans to produce several one-act plays and a variety show. Treasurer: Reed Blumstein; Secretary: Marie Lusk; Vice-President: Jim Hazel; President: Janis Jennings The Girls’ Athletic Association, under the guidance of Mrs. Mildred Kane, has as its purpose to stimulate an interest in athletics for girls; to promote recreational and intramural activities for girls; to promote activities that will develop leadership, sportsmanship, citizenship, fellowship, and group loyalty; and to encourage physical fitness. The organization sponsors GAA Fun Night; Spook Night; tournaments in basketball, tumbling, softball, volleyball, and ping pong; and the GAA awards. Treasurer: Betsy Davis; Secretary: Linda Babin; Vice-President: Susan Schnexnayder; President: Janice Day G.A.A. ROW 3 M. Larsen, J. Aillet, S. Pethtel, C. Pokorny, ROW 2: B. Davis, M. Whitlock, S. Heatherly, S. Mil-ton, ROW 3: S. Stafford, J. Day, A. Kenyon, S. Schexnayder, L. Babin. GAA promotes teamwork B. Lane and D. Spook Night Peek- - 1st place at PEM exercise routine committee 1st Place--Jr. Division tumbling team 1st place Sr. Basketball team LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Garza; Secretary-Treasurer; J. Watson; President; Mr. Pennington; T. Best; P. Giglio. Archery The Archery Club consists of boys who are interested in the age-old sport of the true woods' men. Under the direction of Mr. Pennington, the members practice the skill regularly, hold competitive Round-Robins, and spend weekends on deer hunting camping trips in the Ten-sas-Catahoula parish areas. Mr. Perinington instructs the members in archery The B Club, sponsored by all the athletic coaches, consists of all boys who have earned a letter in one of the varsity sports. Its purpose is to encourage each boy to attain the ideals in sportsmanship, character, and physical fitness. Treasurer, B. Willimson; J. R. Templet, Secretary; W. Richmond, Vice-President; G. Sanchez, President B Club i a FIRST ROW; G. Hayden, C. Percy, R. Hudson, G. Sanchez, B. Greer, W. Richmond, J. Lemke; SECOND ROW; J. Williams, J. Chclcttc, J. Cadwalladcr, S. Fowler, P. Catalano, C. Chclcttc, G. Ansel mo; THIRD ROW; M. Barrett, L. Rhodes, R. Stein, J. Sumrall, P. Ward, R. Howard, B. Sanchez; FOURTH ROW: B. Mead, B. Phillips, B. Williamson, G. Strawhum, S. Wilkinson, C. Stovall, C. Calbert. The Buccarettes personify the spirit of Broadmoor High School. Their spirit and enthusiasm add the last full measure of distinction to all of Broadmoor’s activities. The purposes of the Buccarettes arc 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 responsibility and to develop leadership and fellowship 5. to promote good will in our school and community. Nancy Davis - Captain; Betsy Davis - Skipper Buccarettes Long hours and hard work make for precision and excellence. The Buccarettes keep Broadmoor’s spirit alive. The bus trips to and from are just as hectic as the games. SQUAD 1: Susan Eason - Squadleader; ROW 2: Patsy Walker, Becky Regan; ROW 3: Karen Budden, Cindy Andrews, Judy Noble; ROW 4; Kathy Landry, Diane Zam-mit, Carolyn Glaser. SQUAD 2: Susan Sheppard - Squadleader; ROW 2: Cynthia Foy, Margie Larson, Jan Sutton; ROW 3: Susan Anderson, Jo Ann Mertzweiller, Cheryl Abadie; ROW 4; D7uana Reid, Susan Budden, Carolyn Singer, Jan Galey. SQUAD 3: Barbara Tliorney - Squadleader; ROW 2: Sue Sheets, Linda Bruce; ROW 3: Margie Hoclz, Linda Churchill, Beth Lane; ROW 4: Carolyn Felps, Jane Flynn, Mar)' Lew Manson, Paula Parkes. SQUAD 4: Susan Gremillion, Karen Lester -Squadleader; ROW 2: Beth Douglas, Brenda Fortenberry; ROW 3: Pearl Landrum, Carol-Barham, Sharon Dykes; ROW 4: Jocelyn Cooper, Lunell Bourque, Karen Parker, Kathy Evans. SQUAD 5: Kathy King - Squadlcader; ROW 2: Delores Schneider, Starr Bagley; ROW 3: Gale Wood, Nan Percy, Diana Lehr; ROW 4: Melinda Whitlock, Carolyn Pokorny, Sharon Messersmith. SQUAD 6: Christy Pokorny - Squadleader; ROW 2: Ann Lambert, Susan Brumfield, Marty Gisclard; ROW 3: Susan Holland, Cathy O’Donnely, Francis L'Fleur; ROW 4: Jackie Martin, Susan Jones, Susan Cross. Their vim and vigor urge the Buccaneers to victory; their lusty yell fills every silence. They are the Broadmoor High cheerleaders--the essence of school spirit. They have worked so that their enthusiasm might direct our cheers with precision and fervor. They have attended cheerleader conferences in the summer and have worked diligently that the weekly pep rallies would holster the spirit of the student body. To become a cheerleader, a girl must attain a C average, pass a skill test and a faculty screening test, and then go before the student body, who elects them in a school-wide election. ROW 1 - A. Kenyon, C. Kadi, C. Lemke, J. Jones; ROW 2 - S. Stafford, S. Hcathcrly, J. Lowe; ROW 3 - S. Pethtel. ANNE KENYON JOELL JONES CINDY LEMKE SUSAN HEATHERLY SUSAN STAFFORD CYNTHIA KADI Band The band is an untiring organization which is a major part of Broadmoor’s culture and spirit. The symphonic band won a superior rating at the State Festival. The marching band not only keeps the pep meetings alive, but also presents a fine half-time show at the football games. All-Parish high school and junior high members are selected to participate in the all-parish bands. Also chosen were All-State band members. The stage band is a dance band that performs at dinner clubs and special assemblies. Student Directors - B. Buckley, B. Phillips B. Buckley, C. Spinosa, S. Hermann, L. Foster, G. Hayden, B. Phillips, C. Morgan, B. Mac Naughton, P. Ward STAGE BAND: (Left to right) L. Hansen, M. Abadie, C. Dupuy, B. Mac Naugh-ton, T. Burgess, G. Johnson, J. Scimeca, G. Barnett, B. Harbour, C. Spinosa, D, Melilli, B. Buckley, R. Arnold, R. Larson, P. Ward, S. Purdin, D. Toppin, Missing, Mr. Fortier. ALL-STATE BAND (Left to right) C. Spinosa, L. Hansen, S. Hermann, B. Mac Naughton ALL-PARISH BAND ALL-PARISH JR. HIGH BAND MARCHING BAND TRUDY BURGESS Head Majorette Majorettes LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Williams. B. Hansen. M. Jack. R. Burgess. P. Burgess. S. Baker. L. Spitale. L. Strasburg Band performances at pep rallies and football games would not have been complete without the dance routines of the majorettes. Led by Trudy Burgess and assistant Rur-gess, the girls practiced diligently to present varied entertainment for the crowds. Every time we hear Java and Cotton Candy, we will remember the majorettes of BHS. PAT BURGESS BOBBIE HANSEN MICHELE JACK LINDA STRASBURG SUE BAKER LINDA SPITALE BRENDA WILLIAMS (Left to right) ROW 1: C. Barilleaux, C. Heard, K. Mixon, J. Putman, O. Stringer, A. Thompson, D. Miller, M. Lusk, S. Sheets; ROW 2: P. Hintinger, D. Kleinpeter, P. Parks, K. Heaton, K. Braun, C, Neptune, S. Reeves, G. Brown, J. Williams; ROW 3: M. Cole, A. Bourgeois, P. Fugler, B. Findley, N. Capron, J. Bellue, B. Williams, S. Messersmith, K. Venable, C. Hugart; ROW 4: K. Robinson, S. Fitzsimmons, N. Cooper, L. Stubblefield, N. McCallum, L. Parrino,. D. Clayton, P. Kleinpeter, S. Forbes, J. Sutton, B. Calabrease. Girls' and Mixed Chorus Captain - Mike Polenik Sergeant - Steve Pearce Honor Guard The Color Guard, in its second year of organization, is a group of young men who pay Broadmoor's tribute to the American flag and our country. They have become an essential part of the Broadmoor half-time presentations and pep rallies. The Color Guard, a self-organized group, has developed its outstanding reputation by hours of summer and after school practice. This year’s group chose the first sponsor, Miss Janice Day. Janice Day, sponsor ROW Is D. Smith, M. Polenik, S. Pierce, J. Day. ROW 2: R. Worth, M. Dollacker, T. Ryche, R. Andrews. 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GONZALES MOTORCYCLES Wholesale and Retail LORAINE’S DRESS SHOP Downtown and Broadmoor 1924 N. 3rd St. DI 3-8318 DI 3-2282 WA 4-7786 Largest Selection in Town 4938 Winbourne Ave. 355-1518 609 Complete Insurance Coverage and Bonds North Blvd. DI 3-7411 WA 4-1391 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIENDLY PATRON First hour in the office is generally bedlam. Juniors return to their homerooms to vote for class officers. Freshmen enthusiastically compete for the spirit stick at one of the pep rallies. ABADIE, CHERYL Boosters, 3,5, Boatswain 3; Future Teachers 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Fleur de Lis 2, 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; Spanish 4; Talent Show 3, 2nd place; Mu Sigma 3,4; Beta 3,4; Student Council 3 ALBRITTON, PAMELA GAIL Chorus 1,2,3,4 ANDERSON, DIANE Transfer from St. Joseph's Academy; Mu Sigma 3,4; ROMA 3,4; LYSC 4; Chorus 3,4 ANDREWS, CYNTHIA LOU • leadership Conference 3; Mu Sigma 3,4; Blade Staff, assistant editor 4; Buccarettes 2, Assistant Treasurer 3, treasurer 4; Future Homemakers 2,3; Red Cross, Reporter-Historian 4; Los Espanoles 1, 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3,4 ANDREWS, HOWELL ’B' Club 4; Fleur de Us 3,4; LYSC 3,4; Football 1,2, 3.4; Track 1,4 ANDRIES, DANA SHAW Transfer from Istrouma High School; Mu Sigma 3,4; Fleur dc Us, Reporter 1; Debate Squad 1,3; Band 1, 2,3,4 ANDRIES, DONALD BOYD Transfer from Istrouma High School; Mu Sigma 3,4; Fleur de Us, Parliamentarian 1; Debate Squad 1,3; Band 1,2,3,4 ANDRUS, WILLIAM Transfer from Catholic High School ANSELMO, GREGORY Football 1,2,3,4 ARGUELLO, MARIA Transfer from Nicaragua 3; Los Espanoles 3,4 AUCOIN, BYRON JAMES Transfer from Thomas Jefferson High School; Baseball 3,4; Blade Staff 4 BABINGTON, JAMES BARR Blade Staff 4; Fleur de Us 3; Hi-Y 2,3,4; .Alternate YMCA Youth Assembly 4; Chaplian 4; Hoogs 3 BACHMAN, GRETCHEN Art Club 1,2; Fleur de Us 3; GAA 3,4; PEM 4; Future Teachers 4; Red Cross 4; All Star Volleyball 2; All-Star Basketball 4 BADGLEY, SANDRA JEANNE Fleur de Lis 3,4; Future Nurses 2,3; Y-Tcens 4 BAGLEY, STARR ANNE Student Council 3; Buccarettes 3, 2nd Mate 4; Debate 1,2; Fleur de Us 2; District Rally 1,3; I. A. and O. A. Rally 1; State Rally 1 BAKER, SUSAN LEE Student Council 3,4; Future Teachers 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Band 3,4; Majorettes 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; All Star Tumbling Team 4 BARNETT, MICHAEL REX Blade Staff 4; Dramatics Club 2; Fleur de Lis 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 2; Mardi Gras Court 4 BARRETT, MICHAEL T. ’B’ Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; ROMA 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Most Improved Baseball Player 2 BARTHOLOMEW, MARY ANN Future Homemakers 1; Fleur de Us 4; ROMA 1,2,3; secretary 3; LYSC 3,4; Red Cross 2 BATSON, PARTRICIA LYNN Mu Sigma 3,4; Student Council 4; Fleur de Lis 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; All Star Tumbling Team 4 BENDER, SHARON LEE Commerce Majors Club, Vice-President 4; Fleur de Us 1,2; Future Homemakers 1; Red Cross 3, 4; Y-Teens 2,3; Office Aide 1 BEZDEK, DENNIS Transfer St. Paul’s Seminary 3; ROMA 3; Baseball 3,4; Hoogs 3; Hi-Y 4 BICKHAM, THOMAS Fleur de Lis 1,2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4 BLONDEAU, ROY Der Deutscher Verein 1; ROMA 2, 3,4; Red Cross Volunteer Hospital Aide 2; State Rally 3; Golf Team 1; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4 BORDELON, LINDA Student Council 4; Future Homemakers 1,2,3; Fleur de Lis 2, 3; Red Cross 3,4, Vice President 4; Buccarettes 3,4 BOWERS, LINDA Art Club 4; Commerce Club 4; Fu- ture Homemakers 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; Halloween Costume Contest, 2nd place BRAUN, KATHLEEN Future Homemakers 1; Future Nurses 2,3; ROMA 1,2, 3,4; Red Cross 1,3,4; Chorus 3,4 BRIMMER, DANIEL Transfer from Parkland High School Allentown, Pennsylvania BROWN, CHARLES Student Council 4; Inter-Club Council 4; Hi-Y Secretary 3, President 4; Hi-Y Inter-Club Council 2,3; Chaplain 4; Hi-Y Representative-Youth Legislature 2,3; Los Espanoles 2,3,4 BROWN, REBECCA Future Homemakers 1; Red Cross 4; Blade photographer 1,2; Los Espanoles photographer 1,2,3; Guidance Aide 4 BRUMFIELD, RONALD Fleur de Lis 2; Honor Masquers 4; Basketball 2,3,4 BUCKLEY, ROBERT Future Teachers 3,4; Der Deutsche Verein 4; Band 1,2,3 President 4; Drum Major 4; All Parish Band 1; Stage Band 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Southern Choral Group 3,4; Track 2,3,4 BUDDEN, KAREN Mu Sigma 3,4; Secretary 4; Blade Staff 1,2,3,4; Buccarettes 1,2, 2nd mate 3; Boatswain 4; Future Teachers 3; Y-Teens 3; ROMA 1,2; Future Homemakers 1 BURGESS, PATRICIA Mu Sigma 3,4; Student Council 4; Reporter-Historian 4; Future Teachers 2,3; Los Espanoles 1,2,3; Y-Teens2,3; Treasurer 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; All Parish Band 2,3; Majorettes 1,2, 3,4 BURGESS, TRUDY Beta Club 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Red Cross 2, 3,4; Los Espanoles 1,2,3; Y-Teens 2,3; Head Majorette 3,4; Beauty Pageant 1st place, 1; Mardi Gras Court 1; Who’s Who 4; Most Talented 4 BUTLER, DAVID Los Espanoles 1; Hi-Y 4 CALABRESE, BARRY An Club, Secretary 2; F. H. A, 1, 2; Girls Chorus 4; Art award 1,2 CARTER, BILL Leadership Conference 4; Archery-Club 1; Fleur de Lis 1; Hi-Y 2,3; Industrial Arts Club 2; Jets 1,2; Most Talented 4 CATALANO, PETE Transferred from Lutcher High 12th grade; B Club 4; football 4; Homecoming Court Escort 4 CEFALU, SANDRA F. H. A. 1,2,3 CHELETTE. JESSE Student Council 3,4; B” Club 2,3, 4; Library Club 3; U Y. S. C. 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3; Track 2,3,4; Who’s Who 4 CHURCHILL, LINDA Transferred from Bellville High Mu Sigma 3,4; Buccarettes 3; Parliamentarian 4; Fleur de Lis 3,4 CLOTIAUX, LINDA Transfer from South Park High Beaumont, Texas COLTHARP, MIKE Fleur de Lis 1,2 CONRAD, SUSAN Mu Sigma 3,4; Buccarettes 3; Signalman 4; F. H. A. 1; Red Cross 1; Los Espanoles 2,3,4; Y-Teens 3 CONSTANTIN, SUZANNE Student Council 4; Art Club 1,2; Red Cross 1,2,3; Candy Striper CONSTANT, GREG Transfer from Istrouma High CONSTANT. RODNEY Transfer from Istrouma High COOPER, NELDA Student Council 2,3; F. H. A. 1,2, 3; Future Nurses 1; Red Cross 2, 3; Los Espanoles 1,2; Speech Club 1; Stage Band Quartet 4; Chorus Secretary 2,3,4; Southern Group 4 BLANKENSHIP. JOHN W. Commerce Majors 4 DAVIS, ELIZABETH ANN Transferred from Victoria, Texas Mu Sigma 3,4; Buccarettes 3, Skipper 4; G. A. A. Secretary 4; Future Teachers 3,4; P. E.M. 4; Los Espan-olcs 2,3,4 DAVIS, NANCY JO Beta 4; Mu Sigma 4; Buccarettes 1, 2, Skipper 3, Captain 4; F. H. A. 1; Los Espanoles 2,3,4; ROMA 1,2,3; Future Teacher 4,5 DAY, JANICE Leadership Conference; Student Council 2; F. H. A. 1,2,3, Secretary 2; G. A. A. 2,3,4, Secretary 2, State President 4; Most Outstanding Girl Athlete 2,3; All Star Basketball, Volleyball, Tumbling and Baseball 2,3,4; Los Espanoles 2; Cheerleader 3; Honor Guard Sweetheart 4; Beauty Pageant 1st Face 2; Most Appropriately Dressed 4 DECUIR, PATRICK Art Club 1,2,3; Golf Team 1 DIDIER, MARCEL Leadership; Student Council S; Blade Staff 4; Coin Club 1; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Honor Masquers 3; Library Club 4; Log Staff 1,2,3, Assistant Editor 4; Masquers 1,2; Los Espanoles 1,2,4; State Yearbook Editor 3; Most Improved in Speech 2; Scholastic Magazine Certificate of Meril 3; Office Aide 2 DRUSHEL, LAUREL Mu Sigma 3,4; Art Club 1; Blade Staff 4; Future Teachers 3, Treasurer 4; ROMA 1,2,4, Treasurer 2; Log Staff 2,3, Business Manager 4; Masquers 1,2,3, Program Chairman 2; Red Cross 1,3; Los Espanoles 3; Y-Teens 3; Who's Who 4 DUNCAN, JOHNNEY Key Club 2, 3; Student Council 3; Los Espanoles 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Most Valuable Player 3,4; Baseball l,2,3,-4 DYER, RONNIE Spirit Committee 4; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2 DREHER, RONALD ROMA 1,2; Band 3; Archery Club 1; Blade Staff 4 DYER, STAN Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Student Council 3, Parliamentarian 4; Debate Squad 1,2,3,4, President 3. State Champion 3; Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 3, Senator to the Hi-Y Youth Government 2,3,4, Log Staff 1,2,3,4, Assistant Business Manager 4; Masquers 1,2,3; HOOGS 3; Who’s Who 4; Most Valuable in Speech 3; Boys' Oratory-Superior 3; Debate, Superior Baton Rouge City Tournament 3; Original Oratory, Excellent 3; State Rally, Original Oratory, Excellent 2; Most Outstanding Statesman in the Senate--Hi-Y Youth Legislature 4 EASON. SUSAN Mu Sigma 3,4; Student Council 4; Buccarettes 2, Assistant Squad Leader and Assistant Secretary 3, Squad Leader 4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; ROMA 1,2,3, Corresponding Secretary 4; G. A. A. Most Outstanding Guard 4, Senior Girls' Basketball Tournament 1st pi.-4 EVANS, KATHY Transferred from Atlanta, Ga. 3; Buccarettes 4; Fleur de Lis 3; Reporter-Historian 4; Future Teachers 4; Red Cross 4; G. A. A. Senior Girls' Division Basketball Tournament 1st Place 4 FARMER, PAT Transferred from Howell, Michigan Los Espanoles 4; Future Teachers 4 FELDMAN, MICHAEL Beta 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Fleur de Lis 3,4; ROMA 1.2; Math Club 1; All-Parish Band 1,2, 3,4; All-State Band 2,3; State Rally Algebra I 3rd Place 1, 5th Geometry, 1st Algebra n 3 FISH. DONNA Blade Staff Reporter 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, Vice-President 4; Fleur de Lis 4; L.Y. S.C. 3; F.H. A. Girl of the Month 4 FISK, SUSIE F.H. A. 1,2,3,4; Candy Striper 1, 2.3 FITZSIMONS, SHARON An Club 1,2,3; F.H. A. 1,2; Future Nurses 2; Los Espanoles 1,2; Chorus 4; Girls’ Choms 4; All Parish Chorus 4 FLANAGAN, PATRICK Transfer from Dallas, Texas; Key Club 3, Vice-President 4; Mu Sigma 3,4; ROMA 2,4, Vice-President 3; Literary Rally English 2,3, Advanced Math 4; Jr. Rotarian 4; Track 2,3; Who's Who FLETCHER, RICHARD Masquers 1; Los Espanoles 2 FONTAINE, DARLA F.H. A. 1,3,4; Y-Teens 3 FOY, CYNTHIA Buccarettes, Boatswain 3,4; Commerce Majors, Reporter-Historian 4; Fleur de Lis 1,2, 3; F. H. A. 1, Future Nurses 2; Future Teachers 2, 3,4; P. E. M. 3; Vice-President 4; Red Cross 2,3; Y-Tccns 2,3 FRA SC A , JEANETTE F.H. A. 1,2; Y-Teens 2 FRIEDMANN, HARRIETT Beta 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Student Council Secretary 2, Chairman of Ways and Means 4; Art Club 1; Blade Staff Editor 4; Debate Squad 1,2,3, Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3; Fleur de Lis 1,2,3,4; ROMA 1,2; Masquers Secretary 2; Math Club Treasurer 1; Outstanding Speech Award 1; 1st Place French I State Rally; 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places at District and State Rallies in Debate; 1st place Original Oratory District Rally; Excellent Extemporaneous Speaking at State Rally; National Merit Semi-Finalist; Most Intellectual 4 FRITCHER, SHERRY Student Council 3; Commerce Majors 4; F. H. A. 1,2; G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 4; P. E. M. 2,3, 4; Safety Council Club 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Hi-Y Sweetheart 4; Homecoming Court 2,4; All-Star Tumbling 4 FRYE, RANDY Transferred from Lee High Hi-Y 4; B Club 4; All-Parish Choir 4; Guidance aide 4; F. H. A. Beaux 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4 GARROT, ROBERT Mu Sigma 3.4; Hi-Y 4; ROMA 1,2, 3,4; Math Club 1; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2 GAUTHIER, LINDA Buccarettes 2; F. H. A. 3,4; Future Nurses 1,2; G. A. A. 3,4 GAUTREAUX, ARLENE Mu Sigma 3,4; Fleur de Lis 1,2,3, 4; F. H. A. 1 GLASER, CAROLYN Transfer from Baton Rouge High Buccarettes 3,4 GLASS, THAD Transfer from Layfayette Senior High School; Der Deutscher Verein 4; Parliamentarian 3; Hi-Y 4 GOMEZ, BRYAN Hi-Y 2,4; ROMA 2 GORDON, WILLIAM Student Council 2; B Club 4; Hi-Y 4; Red Cross 2; Golf Team 3, Co-Captain 4 GOUGH, MICHAEL Transferred to Nashville, Tennessee Pelican Boys' State 4; Key Club 3, Treasurer 4; Fleur dc Lis 2, Treasurer 3; Student-of-the-Month 4; Jr. Rotarian 4; HOOGS 3 GOZA, SANDRA Mu Sigma 3,4; Math Club 1; Chorus 1,2; Debate Squad 2,3; P. E. M. 4; State Rally Debate 3; Talent Show 2nd Place 3,4 GRAHAM, LARRY Student Council 1; Red Cross 2; ROMA 3; Band 1; Industrial Arts Club 1 GRAHAM, SHERON Transferred from St. Joseph's Academy of New Orleans GREEN, GLENN Transferred from Woodlawn High Hi-Y 1; Track 1 GREER, WILLIS Key Club 1,2,3; Mu Sigma 3,4; Los Espanoles 1,2,3, Vice-President 4; Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 3; Reporter 4; LYSC 4; Vice-President 3; B Club 4; Future Teachers 2, 3; Homecoming Court 4; Baseball 2; Football 1, 2,3,4 GRIFFON, NANCY ROMA 3, 4; F. H. A. 4 GUY, LINDA F.H. A. 2,3,4 HAASE, EDDIE Band 1,3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Coin Club 1; President 1 HAMM, CINDEE Student Council 3; Commerce Majors 4; Art Club 2, 3,4; Treasurer 3; Outstanding Art Award 3,4; All Star Tumbling Award 3,4; Guidance Aide 1 HANLEY, BILL Key Club 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Student Council 1; Fleur de Lis 2; ROMA 3; Blade Staff 4; Library Club 2,4; Jr. Rotarian 4; Golf Team 1,2; HOOGS 3 HARMON, JACKIE Beta 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; ROMA 1, 3,4; Historian 4, Y-Teens 2,3; Math Club 1; Masquers 1; Speech Club 1,2; Buccarettes 2, Squad Leader 3; PEM 4; District Speech Rally 2,4 HARPER, MICHAEL Los Espanoles 2,3,4; Red Cross 4; Office Aide 1,2,3; Auditorium Lights Director 1,2, 3,4; School Sound Technician 1,2, 3,4 HAYDEN, GARY B Club 1,2,3,4; Fleur de Lis 1, 2; Science Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Basketball 4; Who's Who 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4 HEARD, CINDY F. H. A. 1; Choir 1,2,3.4; Girls' Chorus 3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Commerce Majors 4; Red Cross 4; Y-Teens 4; District Decorations Chairman Future Nurses 4 HEATHERLY, SUSAN Pelican Girls' State 3, Mississippi State; Beta 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3, Secretary 4; Student Council 2; Buccarettes 1,2; Math Club 1, Fleur de Lis 2,3,4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3; Masquers, Treasurer 2; G. A. A. 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Student of the Month 4; Beauty Pageant 2nd runner-up 4; Mardi Gras Queen 4; Most Courteous 4 HEIM AN, MEYER Fleur dc Lis 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1 HERR ELL, RICHARD Coin Club 1; Red Cross 1,2,3,4 HIGGINBOTHAM, LARRY Hi-Y ; Los Espanoles 4 HINES, FLO Los Espanoles 3 HOELZ, MARJORIE Transfer from Glen Oaks High Scnool; Beta Club 1,2; Red Cross 1, 2; Speech Club 1,2; Buccarettes 4 HOFFMAN, JOEL Spanish 3 HOLLIMAN, JERRY Fleur de Us 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Golf 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; HoogS 3 HOWARD, RALPH Baseball 1; Basketball 2,3,4; B Club 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4 HUDSON, RANDY Transfer from Istrouma High School Hi-Y State Youth Legislature 4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Blade L. Y. S.C. 4; B Club 3,4; Hi-Y reporter 4; Los Espanoles 3; Baseball 3,4; Football 4 HURST, SHERYL Band 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; Los Espanoles 3; Library Club 4 JACKSON, MICHAEL Fleur de Lis 1; Hi-Y 4; Mardi Gras Court 2; Most Appropriately Dressed 4 JENNINGS, JANIS Transferred from Memphis, Tennessee; Leadership Conference 4; Mu Sigma 3,4; ROMA 1; Choir 1; F. H. A. 1; Fleur de Lis 3; Y-Teens 3; Honor Masquers 3; President 4; Debate; Inter-Club Council 4; State Speech Rally 3 JOHNSON, BILLY B Club 4; Hi-Y 4; Speech Club 1; Industrial Club 1; Talent Show, 1st 3; Football 1; Basketball 2,3,4 KELLY, DIXIE Mu Sigma 3,4; Los Espanoles 1,2, 3,4; F.T. A. 2,3.4; Fleur de Us 3; Debate 4; Noma Essay Winner 2 KENYON, ANNE Student Council 1,2,3, 4; P. E. M. 4; G. A. A., Cheerleader 3,4; L. Y. S. C. 3, President 4; Los Espanoles 1,2; Inter-club Council 4; Most Outstanding Girl on Mexico Trip 3 KERST, VICTOR Track 1,2,3,4; Football 2 KIDD, JIM Blade Staff 4; Hi-Y 3.4; Debate 2, 3; Hoogs 3; Masquers 2, 3 KING, KATHY Transferred from Louisville, Kentucky; Fleur dc Lis 2,3; Masquers 3; Buccarettes Lt. Signalman 3; Future Teachers 2,3; G. A. A. 3,4 KOTTLER, JANIE Transfer from Bolton High School; Mu Sigma 4; Commerce Club 4 KRIEG, GRETCHEN F.H. A. 1,2,3, 4; Y-Teens 4; ROMA 1,2,3; Fleur de Lis 4; Teen Fashion Board Correspondent 4 LANDRY, KATHY F. H. A. 1; Buccarettes 1,2, 3; 2nd mate; Y-Teens 2; Future Nurses 2 LARSON. MARJORIE Red Cross 1, Representative on Parish Council 2, President 3, Senior Advisor 4; Fleur de Us 1,2, 3,4; Buccarettes 1, Assistant treasurer and Best Worker Award 2, Assistant Squad Leader 3,4; Future Nurses 2; F.T. A. 2,3,4; Masquers 2; Y-Teens 2,3; Vice-President 2; P. E. M. 3,4, President 4; G. A. A. 2,3,4; Treasurer 3, Council Member 4; Hi-Y Sweetheart 3; Valentine Sweetheart 4 LAURIE, JIM Commerce Majors 4; Fleur dc Us 1.3 LEMKE, JIM Transfer from Homewood-Floss-moor High; B Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Football 1.2,3; Basketball 1, 2,3, All-Tournament, Glen Oaks, All-Tournament, Wedge Kyes 4 LEMOINE, BRENDA Blade Staff 4; F. H. A. 1; Speech 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Red Cross 2,3; ROMA 3; Los Espanoles 2,3,4; L. Y. S.C. 3; G. A. A. 1,2,3.4 LINDSEY, JANET Student Council 1,2; Blade Staff 4; Speech 1; Los Espanoles 2,3,4; F.H. A. 1; Red Cross 1,2,3; Y-Teens 1.2.3,4; L. Y. S.C. 3,4; Band 2,3; G. A. A. 1,2.3,4 LOWE, JUDY Beta 3,4; Mu Sigma 4; Student Council secretary 4; Jr. Class Trea. urcr; Blade Staff 3; Fleur de Us 1, 4, historian 2, vice-president 3; Future Teachers 3; Masquers 1; Red Cross 1, reporter 2, vice-president 3 MACLEAN. BILL Art Club. 1; Science Club 2; Track team 3; Red Cross 4; Civil Defense Emergency Team MARSHALL, SHARON Commerce Majors 4; L. Y. S, C. 3; Y-Teens 3; Red Cross 3; F. H. A. 1, 2; Future Nurses 1; Library Club 1; Homecoming Court 3; Beauty Pageant, 1st runner-up 2, 2nd runner-up 3; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Man's Lady 4 MATHIS, CHARLES ROMA 3,4 MAYES. JEFF Hi-Y 2,3; Los Espanoles 2; Rcc Cross 1; ROMA 2,3; Football 1,2 METTERNICK, RONALD Hi-Y 2 McBRIDE, BECKIE Commerce Majors 4, Secretary; Student Council 1; Art Club 1,2; Red Cross 2,4; Los Espanoles 3 McDALLUM, NOY Choir 3,4; Girls' Chorus 3,4; Southern Singers 3,4; Sara-nadcs 4; Speech Club 1; Library Club 3,4; Talent show 2nd place 4 McCLUNG, TISHA Commerce Majors 4; F. H. A. 1; Los Espanoles 2; L. Y. S. C. 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Red Cross 4 McKENZIE, CAROLYN Choir 1,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Commerce Majors 4; F. H. A. 3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Red Cross 5; Candy Stripers 3,4; Office Aide 1,2 MILTON, SHARON Beta Club 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Blade Staff 4; F. H. A. 2,3; Historian 1; P. E.M. 3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3; Council 4 MEAD, BILL Key Club 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Fleur de Lis 3,4; ROMA 1,2,3,4; ' B; Club 3,4; Basketball 2,3; All-Tournament 4; Track 1,2,3 MILLER. MAUREEN F.H. A. 2,3,4; L. Y. S.C. 3; Y- Tccns 4 MILNER, RUSTY Latin 2; Football 2 MONTGOMERY, JOHN Library Club 2,3; Hi-Y 2,3,4 MORGAN, DAVE Pelican State, Mayor of South Carolina city and Secretary of State 4; Key Club 2,3,4, Junior director 3, President 4; Mu Sigma 3, 4; ROMA 2,3,4; Fleur de Lis 1,2; Football 1; Basketball 2; Jr. Class Standout 3; Jr. Class President 3; Mardi Gras Court 4; Mr. B. H. S. 4; Who's Who 4 MORGON, JAMES Pelican State Alternate 3; Key Club 4; Student Council 3,4; ROMA 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2, 3,4; All-Parish Band 2,3,4; Band officer 4; Senior Class President 4; Jr. Rota nan 4 MORGAN, RICHARD Student Council 1; Band 1; ROMA 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 2 NEPTUNE, CONNIE F.H. A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3.4 NEVILS, NOELLE Commerce Majors 4; F. H. A. 1; Masquers 2,3; L. Y. S. C. 3,4; Red Cross 4; Hi-Y Sweetheart 4; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 1; All-Star tumbler 2,3,4; Miss Merry Christmas 4; Wittiest 4 NEWMAN, DONNA Leadership Conference; Student Council; executive board 4; Masquers 1; L. Y. S. C. 3; Y-Teens 2,3, 4; Historian 2, President 4, Vice-President of City Interclub 4; Buc-carettes 2,3; Future Teachers 1,2, 3,4; Fleur de Lis 1,2, Reporter 3, President 4; Beta Club 3,4; Mu Sig-ina 3,4 NOBLE, JUDY Mu Sigma 3,4; Blade staff 4; Fleur de Lis 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers 2, 3,4; Buccarcttcs 1,2; Merit Award 3; Treasurer 4 NOSSEK, RICHARD Der Deutsche Verein 2, 3,4; treasurer 3; Office Aide OLIVER, VIC Mu Sigma 3,4; Student Council 4; ROMA 1,2; Parliamentarian 3; President 4; Math Club 1; Science research Club 1; Debate Squad 2; Track 1,2; Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Most Intellectual 4; Hoogs 3 O’NEAL, MARKLYN Future Nurses 2; Historian 3; President 4; ROMA 2, 3 PARKER, WALLACE Student Council 4; Sergeant-at-Arms; ROMA 3; Buccaneer Blade Staff 4; Der Deutsche Verein Vice-President 1,2; Hi-Y 3,4; State Youth Legislature 3; Football 1,2; Track 2,4; Hoogs 3 PARMELEE. JANICE Mu Sigma 3,4; Future teachers 3, 4; ROMA 2,3; Social Chairman 4; Buccarettes 3; F. H. A. 1 PEEK, MAC Student Council 4; L. Y. S. C. 4; Hoogs 3; Hi-Y 3,4; Mardi Gras Court, King 4; Track 2,3; Lady's Man 4 PERCY, CHAILLE Student Council 4; B Club 3,4; Library Club 4; LYSC 4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Most Valuable Player 3,4; M. V. P. Cane Bowl 3; Game of the Week M. V. P. 4, (3 times); All-District, first team 3,4; All City, first team 4; All-Southeast 4; All-State, honorable mention, 4; Student of the Month 3; Mardi Gras Court 2,3,4; Most School Spirit 4 PETHTEL, SUE Pelican State; Miss South Carolina City 3; Mu Sigma 3; Student Council 3,4; Fleur de Lis 1, Parliamentarian 2, Secretary 3; Future Teachers 3; Future Nurses 2; Blade Staff 2; Inter-Club Council 3; Vice-President Senior Class 4; Masquers 1, Secretary 2, President 3; G. A. A. 3,4; Mardi Gras Court 2, 3,4; Hi-Y Sweetheart 3; Cheerleader 3, Captain 4; Most School Spirit 4; Who’s Who 4 PETERS, CHARLES Key Club 4; Beta Club 3; Vice- President 4; Mu Sigma 4; Fleur de Lis 1,2,3; Vice-President 4 Track Team 2,4; Most Courteous 4; Hoogs 3 POKORNY, CHRISTY Leadership Contcrence 4; Blade Staff Assistant Editor 4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Student Council 4; Buccarettes, Squadleader 3,4, Historian-Reporter 3; F. H. A. Secretary 1; F.T. A. 2,3,4; Red Cross 1; Math Club 1; Library Club 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; P. F, M. 3.4; G. A. A. Council Member 3,4, Most Qitstanding Athlete 1 POLITA, KARLA F.H. A. 1,2,3; Fleur de Lis 1; Buccarettes 3, P. F, M. 4; Commerce Majors 4; All-Star Tumblers 4; All-Star Softball 4; All-Star Basketball 4; All-Star Volleyball 3; All-Star Basketball 3 RAGUSA, DONNA Transferred from Baker High School Mu Sigma 3,4; Future Teachers 2, 3,4; F. H. A. 1; State Literary Rally 2 REGAN, BECKY Los Espanolcs 2, 3,4; F. Hk A. 2; Buccarcttcs Quartermaster 4 REEVES, SUSAN Choir 1,2, 3,4; Fleur de Lis 3; Y-Teens 3; F. H. A. 4: Red Cross 4 RHODES, LADD Log Staff 3,4; Track 3,4 RICH, BETTY F. H. A. 1,2,3; Los Espanoles 3,4 RICHARDS, CAROL Mu Sigma 3,4; ROMA 1,2,3,4; Reporter 2; French Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Buccarettes 2,3, Squadleader 3; Math Club 1 RICHMOND, WAYNE Beta Club 3,4; LYSC, Secretary 3; ''B'' Club 2,3, Vice-President 4; Hi-Y State Youth Legislature 4; Los Espanoles 2,3,4; Jr. Rotarian 4; Football 2,3,4; F. H. A. Valentines Beau 4; Homecoming Court Escort 3 ROGERS, MARK Der Deutscher Verein 3; Football 1, 2 ROGILLIO, SCOTT Key Club 3, Sophomore Director 2, Parliamentarian 4; ROMA 2,3, 4; Hi-Y 4 RUTLEDGE, BEVERLY Student Council 2,4; Commerce Majors 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3; G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 1; LYSC 4; P. E.M. 3,4; Y-Teens SANCHEZ, GAYLE Los Espanoles 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y Chaplain 2; LYSC 4, Treasurer 3; Library Club 1,2,3; B Club 1,2,3, President 4; Future Teachers 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; All City, 1st Team 4; All District, 1st Team 4; All State Honorable Mention 4 SATCH, HILARY Mu Sigma 3, Reporter-Historian 4; Calendar Editor 4; Buccaneer Log Staff, Art Editor 4; Student Council, Publicity Chairman 4; LYSC 3; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Office Aide 3; Fleur de Lis 3,4; Bucca-rcttcs 2, Treasurer 3; Los Espanolcs 1.2, 3, Treasurer 4; Art Club 1 SCARDINA, LINDA Beta Club 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Los Espanoles 1.2, 3,4; Red Cross 4; P. E. M. 3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Speech Club 1 SCHEXNAYDER, SUSAN Fleur de Lis 2,3; Y-Teens 3; Debate 2,3; Masquers 2; G. A. A. Council 3, President 4; P. E. M. 4, Secretary 3; Junior Class Vice- President 3; All Star Basketball, Volleyball, Softball 1,2, 3,4; Outstanding Forward 4 SCHMIDT, MARY LOU Blade Staff 4; LYSC 3; Y-Teens 3. 4; Debate 2,3; Fleur de Lis 1,2,3; Honor Masquers 3; Reporter-Historian 4; State Rally 2, 3; Speech Rally in Oratory 3,4 SCHOENING, KRISTIN Transferred from Park Ridge, Illinois; Beta Club 3, Secretary 4; Mu Sigma 3, President 4; Los Espanoles 3,4; P, E, M. 3,4; Red Cross 3; Treasurer 4; Debate 3; Junior and Senior Class Secretary 3,4; Mardi Gras Court 4 SCIMECA, JOE ROMA 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Stage Band 3,4 SEEFIELD, DONNA Transferred from St. Joseph’s Academy SELF, BILLY JOE Art Club 2; Library Club 1 SETTOON, ANNE Los Espanoles 1,2; F. H. A. 1; Red Cross 3; Commerce Majors 4; Y-Teens 3,4; LYSC 4; Future Nurses 1; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; P. E. M. 3 SHAFFER, EMERSON ROMA 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3 SHEPPARD, SUSAN ANN Beta Club 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Stu- dent Council 4; Inter Club Council 4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Treasurer 3, President 4; Buccarettes 1,2, Squad Leader 3,4, Best Worker 2, Best Squad 3, Best Squad Leader 3; ROMA 2,3, Treasurer 4; Who's Who 4, Senior Girls’ Division Basketball 1st Place 4 SMITH, EDWIN A. Mu Sigma 3,4; Log Staff 4; Debate 2,3; Los Espanoles 1,2,3; Library Aide 4; Literary Rally World History 2, Mechanical Drawing 4; National Merit Semifinalist SPIT ALE, LINDA Band 1,2,3,4; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Beauty Pageant 1st Runner-up 4 STAFFORD, SUSAN Leadership Conference; Beta 3,4; Mu Sigma 3; Vice-President 4; Blade Editor 4; Student Council 4; Los Espanoles 1,2,3; Y-Teens 2,3; Art Club 1,2; Future Teachers 2,3; G. A. A. 3,4, Historian 2; Bucca-rettes 2; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Student of the Month 4; D. A. R. Citizenship Award 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Most likely to Succeed 4; Who's Who STANMYERS, CANDY ROMA 1; Office Aide 1; Blade Staff 2; Fleur de Lis 2; F. H. A. 3,4; Commerce Majors 3,4 STEIN, ROBERT ROMA 1,2, 3,4; B Club 4; Hi-Y, Youth Legislature 4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Football 1,2; Baseball 1 STINSON, BRUCE ROMA 1,2; Fleur de Lis 3,4; Debate 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Honor Masquers 3; HOOGS 3 STRINGER, OPAL Transferred from Istrouma High School; Honor Masquers 2,3; Girls' Chorus 4; Chorus 3,4; Office Aide 3; F. H. A., Reporter 4 STUBBLEFIELD, LYNNE Blade Staff Editor 4; ROMA 2; Fleur de Lis 2,3,4; Pianist 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3, Treasurer 2; G. A. A. 4, Reporter-Historian 3; Student Council 2,4; Buccarettes 3; Red Cross 1,3; Girls' Chorus President 4; Stage Band Quartet 4; All State Choir 4; All Parish Choir 4 SUTTON, JAN Mu Sigma 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Red Cross 1; ROMA 2,3, Vice-President 4; Buccarettes 1,2, Journalist 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Southern Group 3, 4; Talent Show 2nd Place 4 TATE, EVELYN Chorus 4; Commerce Majors 3; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses 2, 3; G. A. A. 4; Los Espanoles 1; Red Cross 2 THERIOT, TERRY Hi-Y, Treasurer 4, State Representative 2,3; Art Club 2,3 THOMAS, LINDA Art Club Treasurer 1; F. H. A. 1, 3, 4; Future Nurses 2,3,4; Financial Chairman 2; ROMA 2; Fleur de Lis 4; Betty Crocker Award 4 THOMPSON, BOBBY Student Council 1,2; ROMA 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Chairman of Senior Spirit Committee 4; Football 1,2; Track 1; Hi-Y State Representative 4 THORNEY, BARBARA Mu Sigma 3,4; Future Teachers 2, 3,4; ROMA 2; Los Espanoles 1,2,3, Social Chairman 4; Buccarettes Squadleader 4 TOUCHET, RENEE F. H. A. 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Y-Tccns 2, 3; Buccarettes 3; Red Cross 2; Commerce Majors 4; Fleur de Us 1 TEMPLET, JOE Transferred from Catholic High School; Art Club 3; B' Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Football 3,4; Track 4; Mr. Kris Kringlc 4; Wittiest 4 VOGE, DIANE Mu Sigma 3,4; Masquers 1; Der Deutscher Verein 3,4, President 4; Choir 1; Band 1,2,3,4 WALKER, JANICE F.H. A. 1,2,4; G. A. A. 4 WARD, PHIL Key Club 3,4, Senior Director 4; Student Council, Treasurer 3, President 4; Blade Staff Editor 4; Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 3; Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Football 2; Track 2,3,4; Most Dependable 4; Who's Who 4; Jr. Rotarian 4; Student of the Month 4 WASCOM, DELORES F. H. A. 1.2,3 WASHAUER, GAYE F. H. A. 1; Future Nurses; Library 4; LYSC 3; Los Espanoles 1,2,3; Red Cross 2, 3; Y-Teens 4 WATKINS, ARMOND Fleur de Lis 2; Hi-Y 2, 3; Football 1.2 WAX, C. J. Leadership Conference 3; Beta Club 2, Vice-PresidentS, President 4; 4; Honor Masquers 2,3,4; Optimist Club Outstanding Youth 4; Jr. Ro-tarian 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; HOOGS 3; Inter-Club Council 3, 4; Literary Rally 2,3, Civics 3rd 2; American History 3; Extemporaneous Speaking 1st State Rally, 1st District Rally; Radio Speaking 3rd 2, Who's Who 4; Best Actor 2; Student- of-the-Month March 3, November 4 WIEDERMANN, SUSAN Transferred from Brownsville High WILLIAMS, BRENDA Student Council 4; ROMA 3,4; Y-Teens 4; Southern Group 3,4; Girls' Chorus 3,4; All State and All Parish Chorus 4; Dance Band 3,4; Majorettes 3,4 WILLIAMS, JAMES LOUIS Key Club 2,3,4; Secretary 3, Student Council 2,3; 'B Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Rotarian 4; Sophomore Standout 2; Mardi Gras Court 1; Baseball 1, 2,3.4 Key Club 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Student Council 1,3,4, Eleventh Grade Director--Executive Council 3; Fleur de Lis 1; Debate Squad 2,3, 4, Reporter 2, Vice-President 3, State Rally 2,3,4, State Champion 3; Der Deutscher Verein 2,3, Treasurer 2, President 3; Buccaneer Log Staff 2, 3,4, Athletics Editor 3, Student Editor 4; Future Teachers 2, 3, School Brownsfield, Texas WILLIAMSON, BILLY Student Council 1,4; Los Espanoles 2,3,4; 'B' Club, Treasurer 4; Speech Club 1;2; Masquers 1; USL Speech Rally Excellent 1; Good 2; Football 1,2, 3,4; All District, Hon- ZAMMIT, DIANE Mu Sigma 3,4; Blade. 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Mr. Lyons is a dynamic individualist who has found the closest statement of his standards in the Republican Party. He is sure to agree that the following excerpts from the Sharon statement are basic tenets of the American Way of Life. That foremost among the transcendent values is the individual's use of his God-given free will, whence derives liis right to be free from the restrictions of arbitrary force; That liberty is indivisible, and that political freedom cannot long exist without economic freedom; That the purposes of government are to protect these freedoms through the preservation of internal order, the provision of national defense and the administration of justice; That when government ventures beyond these rightful functions, it accumulates power which tends to diminish order and liberty; That the market economy, allocating resources by the free play of supply and demand, is the single economic system compatible with the requirements of personal freedom and constitutional government, and that it is at the same time the most productive supplier of human needs. 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