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

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1966 volume:

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This class is the product of the formative years of Broadmoor High, in wliich the spirit of the Buccaneer has been crystalized. This spirit will be inherited by future classes as the trademark of a Buccaneer. May the tradition be carried on with pride. 4 F Well, it’s opening day again . . . School hasn't changed much; where have these people been all summer? . . . There goes the bell; the halls get more crowded every year Hi Bill; hey Jimmy . . . Hello Susan, how was it out at . . . Have you heard the latest Bob Dylan record, Like a Rolling Stone? I managed to listen to all six minutes of it yesterday , . . I'm off to my home room ... Oh no. look who I've got third hour! . . . Bob, I heard Coach Gourrier moved to LSU this summer . . . Yea, we sure got a lot of different teachers this year. I hope this new group is as good as the old ones . . . Here's my new home room . . . Let’s see whether I can find a good desk . . . here is pretty good . . . H MM MM MM, a lot of new girls moved in during the summer . . . 6 I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America Now hear this . . . Oh, it’s starting the same way again . . . guess I'm really back . . . only 179 days, 5 hours, and 50 minutes left . . . there goes the bugle . . . Just think, these will probably be the only announcements I'll listen to for the rest of the year . . . 7 Sure has been a long two weeks, hasn’t it? . . . same old routine . . . yesterday I almost missed my bus . . . It's fun sometimes, but it's crowded . . . John, have you finished cleaning up your lawn after Betsy got through with it? . . . Yeah, they pulled off the last of the trash two days ago . . . But we didn't get any electricity till last night . . . Boy, everybody sure got drenched at the Catholic High game, didn't they . . . even the girls' good dresses got soaked . . . Jane, what are ya'll calling the latest style in clothes? . . . It’s English, of course, it's the Mod look. But we had to lengthen our skirts some, because of the School Board ruling ... I know what you mean; I had to get a haircut last week . . . 8 Had to find my teacher at the Club today . ... as soon as she gets free time, she goes to the lounge ... I don't see how they can stand it in there . . . Lunch time again . . . half the school must be on this shift . . . Hey, let me up in line, will ya? . . . Oh, oh, here comes Coach Jones . . . well, I wasn’t hungry anyway . . . Say, did you see who I thought I saw with you-know-who at recess? . . . Yeah, but wait till you hear what I saw . . . Wonder if I can afford the extra large ring? . . . What color stone are you getting? . . . What do you mean I filled the form out wrong!? My those are interesting initials you have on your ring — S..A..M..P..L.E? . . . Yea, I'm a SENIOR! 9 roup We want the spirit stick! Go Bucs Go, GRRRRRRRREAAAT!, V! I! C! T! O! R! Y!, GO! . . . FIGHT! . . . WIN!, GO ... GO ... GO ... GO ... GO ... GO ... GO, . GO, GO, GO, GO,GO,GO, GO, GO!, . . . YEAAAAAAAA, BUCS! . . . And now let’s do the Stomp Clap Yell! . . . Stomp, Clap, Stomp, Clap, Stomp, Clap, Stomp, CRACK? . . . How did our cheerleaders get so low as fourth place out of 350 teams at Ole Miss? . . . There must have been three Mississippi teams . . . Who is driving to the game tonight? . . . The Seniors got the spirit stick . . . The Freshmen think it's fixed . . . Hey, Cunningham, get that dadblamed forhorn out of my ear! . . . We've got to win this game to stay in the competition for the district championship . . . We can't give up tonight ... Go Bucs, Go! . . . Docs it look to you like there are more in the band than in the bleachers? ... If it gets any bigger, they’ll have to move the cheerleaders out of the place . . . Boy, that band can really put on a half time show . . . They look like a college band out on the field . . . Here come the majorettes . . . They're dancing to The Girl From Ipanema” ... Oh no, Bobbie’s injured again ... We want Fortier . . . We wantSpinosa! . . . We want Campbell ! . . . Who's Campbell? . . . II Boy, it’s sure a big place . . . look at all these older kids . . . it's sure different here from Broadmoor Junior High ... I feel out of place . . . there is nothing I can add to this school . . . I’m just not a part of it . . . You know, this place isn't so bad after you've had a while to get used to it . . . maybe someday I'll become a real Buccaneer . . . 12 Broadmoor, you are mine ... six years I've waited for this event . . . guess this place will never he the same again without this senior class ... in these six years we've made this school ... I think we did a pretty good job ... I hope the underclassmen take good care of this place . . . The Buccaneer tradition should be passed on to others as we've received it and added to it . . . Broadmoor, you are mine . . . and yet, I must leave . . . 13 19! . . . 30! . . . HIKE! . . . Oof!,Ugh!,oof, ugh.oog.ugh! . . . Wilky, ya didn't hit him hard enough! . . . Gosh, Coach, he hasn't even gotten up yet . . . I hope the team’s going to be ready for this game . . . a lot depends on it ... it sure is hot this afternoon . . . this helmet feels like an oven . . . Run that play once more . . . Run it once more . . . one more time . . . again . . . Now HUSTLE! ! . . . They sure got a good band for this dance ... we worked ourselves out of our minds decorating this place; they’d better like these decorations . . . Man, that's a cool looking madras tie you’ve got . . . Have you noticed we’ve been jerking to this song for almost five minutes now? ... I don't think the chaperones understand our dancing .. . EDITOR'S COMMENT: This has been a picture of Broadmoor. The picture is not complete; you may feel it not even accurate. It is only a key to your memories -some sad, some funny - but hopefully all rewarding. The Broadmoor story and your memories have not ended; they have only begun . . . ■ . ■ 16 The faculty, consisting of fifty-four members, and its knowledge imparted to students are as important as any other part of school. Most of the forty-eight homeroom teachers are required to teach six hours a day. Consequently. they must spend long hours at home preparing and grading assignments and homework. Many times a student will hear adults referring to the idiosyncrasies of a particular teacher. Such things as grading methods, disciplinary actions and teaching methods are discussed witli laughter, sincerity and exclamations. These memorable facts are what will reconstruct our high school days. ADMINISTRA TION 17 Our principal, Mr. McLavy, was here before school opened the first year, and he has stayed through the years to become an essential part of our school's growing tradition. Wherever the alumni-of Broadmoor High School go, they will carry with them memories of Mr. Mac, who has helped to make Broadmoor the finest in the land. From his single action of enforcing school regulations to his announcing on the P.A. system, Mr. Mac is as much a part of Broadmoor as our spirit and our classes. Some assistant principals are merely shadows of the principal, but such is not the case with Mr. Bankston. He provides a true counterpart to our principal. Even as the average of their heights is a good height, the average of their personalities is an excellent personality. Mr. Bankston's annual pep talk before the Istrouma High game and his famous red socks add a certain quality to the spirit and personality of Broadmoor High School. These things will go with us as happy memories when we leave Broadmoor. Mr. Bankston works hard to keep our school a good one. Let's see, I know it's here somewhere . MR. FRED BANKSTON ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL B.S., M.Ed. Louisiana State University 19 MRS. MARY D. WASSON B. A. Blue Mountain College M. Ed. Louisiana State University As we grow and mature, we need the help and guidance of strong and steady hands. Mrs. Wasson and Mr. Bergeron provide this guidance as we need it. In the years to come, we will remember that it was they who guided us toward the right path in life by advising us on our high school and our college cur-riculums and helping us with our personal problems. The guidance department also helps in recommending student awards. Guidance — the Guidance aids assist Mr. Bergeron. guiding hand for the present and the future Mrs. Wasson lends a helping hand to a BHS student 20 The Library The library is our means of transportation to any place we would like to go. The library offers a wide variety of books so that the knowledge of the world is at our fingertips. By reading, our minds are enriched and our dreams are fulfilled. There is No Frigate Like a Book by Emily Dickinson well expresses our thoughts. There is no frigate like a book To take us lands away, Nor any coursers like a page Of prancing poetry. This traverse may the poorest take Without oppress of toll; How frugal is the chariot That bears a human soul! MRS. LULLY SANCHEZ B.A., B.S., L.S., Louisiana State University Library Mrs. Sanchez gladly lends a helping hand. English — a tool MRS. PATRICIA AVERY B.S. Louisiana State University English II MRS. HELEN D. C. COLE B.S. Louisiana State University English I,III Debate Squad MRS. JANET HEBERT B.S. Louisiana State University English I MRS. PAULA KOZAN B. A. Southeastern Louisiana College English IV Senior Class MRS. LINDA W. LOTT B.S., Louisiana State University English I Physical Education MISS KATIE JEAN MYERS B.A., Northwestern Louisiana State College M.Ed., Louisiana State University English III Honor English III BUCCANEER LOG The gaining of a command of correct usage of the English Language is quite often a difficult task; but it is a necessary key to the opportunities and goals for which we, 3S young people, strive. It is a key which opens the door to a better position for us in our communities. The ability to speak and write correctly is never lost or forgotten as we grow older. It is an attainment which follows us throughout our lives. For this reason the Broadmoor English Department serves to instill in its students these abilities as tools for better communication in today's complex world. 22 Mrs. Avery explains corrections on a student's paper. Debate squad plans trip to U.S.L. Speech Festival. for better communication MRS. MERLE C. SMILEY B.S., Mississippi Southern College M. Ed., Louisiana State University English III; Beta Club MRS. DOROTHY P. TOOKE B.A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute M.Ed., Louisiana State University; English IV Honor English IV Journalism; BUCCANEER BLADE V. B. STEWART B. S., Louisiana State University; M. A.; University of East Tennessee; English II MISS JUANITA WALKER B. A., Louisiana Tech M.Ed., Louisiana State University; Speech I.II,III Debate Squad, Honor Masquers 23 Mathematics — WALTER HARDY BOZANT B.S., M.S., Louisiana State University; Trigonometry and Advanced Math, Geometry, Algebra II, Senior Class MRS. BEVERLY O. CONNER B.S., B.A., Louisiana State University; Algebra II; Trigonometry, Plane Geometry MRS. MARILYNN DYKES B.S., Louisiana State University; Algebra I Future Teachers MISS DIANE EVANS B. A., Tulane University; Georgetown University; Plane Geometry, Algebra II; Future Nurses MRS. BRYAN S. POST B.S. Louisiana Stare University; Algebra I; Future Teachers CHARLES T. RICE B.S., Louisiana State University; General Math, Senior Arithmetic, Algebra I, Physical Education Mrs. Dykes teaches the first basic math course in the school - Algebra I. 24 VICTOR STELLY B.S.. Northwestern State College; M.Ed. l.ouisiana State University; General Math, Drivers Education, Math 9M, Physical Education BRYAN VAUGHN B.S., Louisiana State University; Geometry, Algebra I, Chemistry; Student Council Mrs. Evans looks on as her class works diligently. the queen of science Mathematics is the language of the modern world. No matter how many other subjects we might study, wc could not live in our modern world without some knowledge of mathematics. Mathematics lies at the foundation of virtually every business or occupation of any significance in the world. The foundation which the students of today receive in their schools will be the basis of tomorrow’s world. For this reason the Broadmoor Mathematics department strives to give its students the very best in a mathematical education. This education is acquired in the different math levels from General Math through the Algebras to Trigonometry. Coach Epperson gives a test in senior math. 25 MRS. MARY BARNETT B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M. Ed., Louisiana State University; Chemistry, Biology H. ELLIS FOWLER B.S., Northeast Louisiana State; Biology, Driver's Education; Safety Club VICTOR BERGERON B.S., M.Ed., Louisiana State University General Science, Senior Mathematics; Guidance Counselor; Key Club ENRIQUE LA I.UZ B. Ed., University of Miami; General Science; Civics Science — field of opportunity Mr. McLemore shows students how a geiger counter works. 26 CLARENCE E. MANASCO M.S., Louisiana State University; General Science, Biology DAVID McLEMORE B. S., Louisiana State University; Physics, Algebra I; Junior Class Science is literally what has enabled this modern world of ours to become a reality. Science is consistently improving modern conveniences as well as enabling the production of new ones. Today's world is truly fantastic, and science has led the way. In the future we will recall our high school science courses and realize their importance in helping us to understand the complex world in which we live. This understanding is acquired in the different sciences from general science and biology to physics and chemistry. MRS. MONTEE MILNER B.A., Southeastern Louisiana College; Biology, Horne and Family Living; Red Cross DAN E. WINGATE B.S., Northeast Louisiana State; M.Ed., Louisiana State University; General Science, Biology, Physical Education, Varsity Basketball Coach You'll notice as the potassium hits the water! JAMES D. MELTON B.A., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; M.A., Northwestern State College; Biology 27 250 words a minute! ! The commerce department teaches the basic essentials of the business world. These essentials are necessary not only in our pursuing a business career, but also in our functioning correctly as citizens of our fast moving world. The commerce department also provides outside interests and ideas, such as the Commerce Major's Club, for those interested in a career in business administration. The Broadmoor High School commerce department thus broadens its students career capabilities and provides knowledge. Commerce — in a business world, It's those five minute drills that really get you. 28 Miss O'Donovan gives advice. the key to success MISS JOAN DILLON B.S., Louisiana State University; English I; Typing MRS. BETTY LAWRENCE B.S., M.F.d., Louisiana State University Typing; Shorthand i,II Mu Sigma MRS. CORRIE LEE LOEWEN B.S., Northwestern Louisiana College; Bookkeeping I; Business English; Commerce Majors MISS JERRY DALE O'DONOVAN B.A., Southeastern Louisiana College; M.F.d. , Louisiana State University; Typing, Shorthand, Clerical Practice; Commerce Majors; BUCCANEER LOG Junior Class 29 MRS. MARGARET HAYNES A.B., M.Ed., Louisiana Stare University; Latin I,II,IV; English II; Junior Classical League Mrs. Wilson helps J. Friedmann with Spanish. Foreign Languages — 30 Comment-allez vous? Through the study of the languages, we develop a deeper insight into the world and its people. We understand more fully the different people and their ways of life. By learning the languages through speaking them, we realize their importance in our lives today and in our futures. Not only are our lives enriched by knowing the languages, but also are our points of view broadened. We learn to think about life in many different aspects. By offering five levels in four different foreign languages, our school curriculum affords us the opportunity to become world citizens of tomorrow. German IV students discuss German culture. M. Caldwell pins corsages on Spanish Club sponsors Mrs. Elder and Mrs. Wilson at the initiation. the door to universal understanding MISS MARGUERITE ANN KIRSCH A. B., Dominican; French II,III,IV Fleur de Lis W. RICHARD MORGAN B. S., M.Ed., Louisiana State University; German I,II,III,IV, Civics; German Club MRS. SANDRA WILSON B.S., Louisiana State University; Spanish I,II,III,IV; Spanish Club 31 Fine Arts LEE JOSEPH FORTIER, JR. R.M., M.M., Louisiana Stare University; Band, Music Theory; Library JAMES BARRON SELLS B.S., Mississippi Southern; M. Ed., Louisiana State University; Art I,II,III,IV Art Club Artists at work. The Band practices a half time show. 32 The stage band entertains on P.T.O. Night The culture to fill our lives Time passes; men die. The things men are rarely find a place in our history unless it is in the arts. Perhaps none of the students in chorus, music, band or art courses will become famous for their artistic talents; but they have found a way of expressing themselves. They arc learned of art; and in their learning, they have exposed the rest of the school to beauty in its highest form. The Christmas Cantata, the band concerts, and the. annual art shows all help to round out life at Broadmoor. Three more rehearsals till spring festival. 33 I Because an important part of our nation’s future is based upon the physical fittness of its population, a new emphasis is being placed on the physical abilities of today’s youth. The Physical Education Department at Broadmoor High School provides activities which guide the students to better physical fittness and help them to maintain it. The achievement of better physical fittness is attained through invigorating exercise and enjoyable games. Thus the students become more physically equipped to handle the problems of tomorrow. JERRY GLEN EPPERSON B.S., M.Ed., Northwestern State College Senior Arithmetic; Physical Education; Head Football Coach EDWARD W. HENDERSON B.A., Southeastern State College; Physical Education Driver's Education; Louisiana Youth Safety Council Coach Cannon supervises the track team's exercises. 34 Students learn the different aspects of safe driving. Mrs. Kane's class finds rope jumping good exercise! Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Lott, and Mrs. Kane Physical Education — for physical fitness and good health MRS. MILDRED B. KANE MRS. PATRICIA D. POPE B.A., Louisiana Tech; B.S., Louisiana State M.S., Louisiana State University; Physical University; Physical Education Education Buccarettes, P.E.M. G.A.A., P.E.M. 35 I Learning civics helps one to be a better citizen. Social Studies the record of MISS JUDITH A. BUNCH B.S. Louisiana State University American History, World History Beta Club Senior Class ROBERT GASTON B.S., Louisiana State University American History, Civics, Health-Physical Education Basketball and Football Coach HARVEY CANNON, JR. B.S., M.Ed., Louisiana State University American Government; Civics, Economics B Club E.B.R. YouthCouncil Track Coach MRS. JO ANN GAUTHIER B.S., M.Ed. Louisiana State University Civics Student Council 36 DONALD LAWRENCE JONES B.S., M.Ed., Louisiana State University; American History; Physical Education; Coach, Varsity Football and Varsity Baseball CLYDE V. PERKINS B.S., Louisiana College M.Ed., Louisiana State University; World Geography; Civics; Physical Education MRS. JOAN PHIPPS B.A., Antioch College, Penn State University; English I, Speech I; Civics ALEX MIKE PITALO B.S., M.Ed., Louisiana State University; Physical Education Civics Interact Club our world, its problems and achievements The Social Studies department is comprised of some of the most essential subjects a student studies. All others are important; but from the social studies courses, the student becomes aware of freedoms he has in a free country. Through the study of American History, civics, and economics, the student learns the duties of a good citizen and the reasons why he must fulfill these duties. Through the study of world history, he learns of the problems which other countries have faced in the past, and he can help stcar this country from such problems. Through the study of world geography, the student learns about the people of other lands, thus making diplomatic relations with other countries more effective. 37 As George Washington once said... Vocational Arts — the necessities and principles of daily living MRS. MOLLY HIGHTOWER B.S., Louisiana State University; Home Economics I,II,III,IV Future Homemakers of America Through our vocational department, we have the opportunity to learn some of the basic skills that will help us in later life. The home economics department offers a variety of homemaking skills such as cooking, sewing, and interior decoration. Industrial arts and mechanical drawing help prepare the boys for their future jobs. By being able to learn these skills in high school, we are better qualified to face the outside world when we graduate. Learning to cook is the best way to a man's heart. 38 Mr. McCoy teaches a student to letter correctly. B. Dawson works on his industrial arts project. RONALD WISE McCOY B.S., Louisiana State University; Industrial Arts I,II; Mechanical Drawing I JOHN PENNINGTON, JR. B.S., M.S., Louisiana State University; Industrial Arts I,II; Mechanical Drawing I,II; General Science; Archery Club 39 Dieticians and MRS. ELIZABETH BATTER WELLS B.S., East Carolina College; Dietitian MR. THOMAS JONES Custodian MRS. HELEN ROYBAL Tyler Commercial College Assistant Dietitian Custodian A necessary part of our school system is the function of our dieticians and our custodian. Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Roybal, our dieticians, work continually striving to provide well-balanced meals for us. By giving us well-balanced meals, they help us to maintain well and healthy bodies. Mr. Jones, our custodian, helps in making Broadmoor a better school by aiding teachers and by giving a helping hand for dances and other school functions. 40 WJ Mr. Jones is always ready to help. Secretaries MRS. DORRIS McCOIN MRS. MARIE MORRIS Secretaries Mrs. Morris and Mrs. McCoin keep our office running smoothly. Mrs. Morris and Mrs. McCoin, our school secretaries, keep the office running smoothly. Without their efficiency, the many things they do could not be accomplished in one day. Their duties range from answering the phone to typing senior transcripts. Our secretaries contribute a valuable part in making our school the finest. 41 It’s Christmas in the office. Broadmoor High School is the home ground for approximately 1200 Buccaneers. They study diligently, participate in club activities, support their community, spend money profusely, drive cars, and enjoy life to the fullest. On the surface it would seem that teenagers exist only to have fun. However, teenagers do much for which credit is not given. For instance, Broadmoor Buccaneers gave of their money to buy Christmas gifts for the needy, supported the March of Dimes and other worthy organizations, sent letters to soldiers in Viet Ham, and showed themselves to be responsible citizens of Baton Rouge. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Hare Ison, Treasurer; Brian Crawford, Secretary; Andy Anderson, Vice-President; Grady Hazel, President. I Twelfth Grade Abadie, Michael Thomas A bat, James Ladd Abrahamsen, Catherine Lynn Adams, Albert Charles Adams, Gregory Addison, Catherine Margot Aillet, Janice Marie Airhart, Lance Duane Alexander, Michael Andrew Alexander, Phyllis Ann Alexander, Thomas David Anderson, Kathleen Marie 44 ROW 1: Anderson, Van Thurmond Andrews, Julia Marie ROW 2: Andrews, Robert Alan Arnold,Robert Ritchie ROW 3: Atkins, Paul Wayne Babin, Linda Gail ROW 4: Badgely, Diane Celeste Bagwell, Peggy Sue ROW 5: Bankston, Rebecca Abigail Banta, Cynthia Ann ROW 6: Barbee, Norbert Clement Barbo, Julia Ann 296 Seniors Remember . . Seniors eagerly look forward to their cap and gown photos. ROW 1: Barham, Carol Elise Barncr, Rodney Arthur ROW 2: Bass, William Alexander Bassett, Michael Ray ROW 3: Beale, Lawrence Creswell Beale, Rita Susan ROW 4: Beckers, Thomas Michael Bcguc, Sheldon Louis ROW 5: Benton, Brenda Ruth Blackwood, Keith Charles ROW 6: Blouin, Rita Jo Bonaventure, David Randall Taking college entrance exams J. Cast and C. Abrahamsen put up fight signs. i Bonds, Michael Whitfield Boudreaux, Dennis Michael Bourgeois, Annette Bourque. Kathryn Lunell Bowers, Catherine Deen Bowers, Lynda Carol Bowman, David Livingstone Brand, Gregory Braud, Raymond Bright, Lottie Gale Broussard, Charlotte Ann Brown, Bonnie Emmy Broadmoor had six National Merit Semifinalists: Greg Adams, Carol Barham, Bonnie Brown, Glenn Smith, Paul Smith, and Grady Hazel. 47 Seniors joyously leave the salt mines for the day! Brown, Brenda Gale Brown, Gloria Jean drowning. Sherry Ann Bruce, Linda Irene Brumfield, Susan Ann Bryant, Catherine Sheila Burbank, Thomas Demos Burgess, Kenneth Dan Bum, Richard Nereaux Cadwallader, John Gordon Campbell, J. Bruce Campbell, Kathy Adinc ROW 1: Cary, Craig Donald Cast, James Robert ROW 2: Champagne, Nelwyn Lynne Champagne, Suzanne Lynn ROW 3: Charlton, Sharon Ann Chelette, Carl Janies ROW 4: Clayton, Diane Cochran, Carrie ROW 5: Comeaux, Roger Dole Conner, Susan Louise ROW 6: Cooper, Jocelyn Ann Cooper, Patricia Dale Increasing responsibilities Joell Jones and Carl Chelette, Students of the Month for September ROW I; Cowlishaw, Jeffrey Donald Crankshaw, Nancy Joan ROW 2: Crawford, Brian Evan Crook, William De Witt ROW 3: Crossley, Kathryn Cunard, Laura Jean ROW 4: Cunningham, Gary Lee Davis, Jesse Emile, Jr. ROW 5: Davis, Jill Lynn Dawson, Robert Clark ROW 6: Dearman, Mitzi Elizabeth De Cesare, Jaqueline Clair Ordering announcement cards S. Wilkinson trains for his role as Kris Kringle. I Desselle, Cheryl Lynne Dew, Danny Ray Dollacker, Michael Alexander Dupuy, Charles Romual Dupuy, Susan Elaine Dykes, Sharon Ka cilery n Egan, William John Egg art, William Louis Elkins, Clarence Alan Elliot, Charles Nathan Ferracci, Brenda Ann Fesgen, Harrianne N. Oliver and D. Jensen learn what they missed at morning announcements. T. Rychcl, R. Arnold, A. I.ee, R. Andrews, and D. Olivier check to see whether their phone numbers might be correct. 51 Findley, Barbara Ann Fish, Robert Eugene Flanagan, Diane Marie Fontaine, Dwight Gerald Forbes, Sharon Gayle Fowler, Ernest Ess ary Fox, Linda Jo Foy, Charlene Marie Francis, Thomas Frank Gagliano, Michael Vincent Glass, Rosalind Michele Gomez, Lillie Marie ROW 1: Goodson, Norman Lance Gregory, George Jerry ROW 2: Haase, David Glen Hamilton, Carolyn Ann ROW 3: Hanna, David Reid Hansen, Linda Gayle ROW 4: Harbour, Robert Louis Harelson, Michael Garig ROW 5: Harlow, Donald Dale Hartsfield, Virginia Francis ROW 6: Hazel, Grady Robert Heaton, Kathy Lynn Voting twice for the prom band J. Thomas leads his group in another cheer. ROW 1: Hclouin, Randolph Gerald Herrell, Nelda Joyce ROW 2: Hewitt, Nancy Byrd Hirschey, Thomas Gilbert ROW 3: Hodge, Shelby Lucille Hodges, Anita ROW 4: Holden, Ellen Ethel Holland, Susan Heath ROW 5: Holmes, Richard Taft Honeycutt, Julia Ann ROW 6: Jack, Michele Kimball Jeansonne, Sandra Ann Attending the last pep rallies and games Joann Mertzweiller and Bubba Sanchez Students of the Month for October Jensen, Diane Kathryn Johnson, Karen Johnson, Richard Cecil Jones, Joell Jones, Susan Elizabeth Kent, Frank Wayne KiHebrew, Linnella Sue Kitchens, Wallace Alfred Kleinpetcr, Patricia Diane Kyzar, Pat Anne I a Fargue, Terry Paul I.a Fargue, Thomas Gregory 55 Seniors study Chaucer, and study Chaucer, and study... ROW 1: La Fleur, Francis Therese Lane, I.aura Beth ROW 2: Larson, Melanie Mary Leak, Harrison Carter ROW 3: Lee, James Ashley Lehr, Diana Kay ROW 4: Lcmkc, Cynthia Joan Lester, Karen Elaine ROW 5: Lewis, Robert Lawrence Lindsay, Hubert Claude ROW 6: Lockwood, Carol Lois Lorio, Paula Ann Posing for the class photo Cheese! !! Lusk, Lillian Marie Lynas, Barry Hubert Lyons, Cheryl Gay McAnnelly, Diane Marie McDaniels, Warner Alan Maher, Thomas Edgerton Major, Roland Bruce Manning, Mary Kathleen Manson, Mary Lew Marsh, Allison Verne Matherne, Darlene Ann Mayeux, David Brian 57 Seniors enjoy their recess. Miller, James Bernard Millcr, Mary Elizabeth Miller, Michael Eldridge Mitchell, Sandra Kave Mixon, Kalia Moerke, Albert Edward Monceret, Danny Allen Moore, Jerry Stringer and S. Hodge show e: exceptional dedication lo WorId . 1,1 Miss Bunch’s class Mellili, Daniel Joseph Mertzweiller, JoAnn Middleton, William Charles Miller, Alfred Eugene ROW 1: Morgan, Gwendolyn Gail Mouch, Kathy Louise ROW 2: Mullen, Richard John Neal, Claudia Jane ROW 3: Neal, Margaret Elizabeth Nolen, Katherine Rebecca ROW 4: Nolen, Leslie Ann Norchauer, William Henry, II ROW 5: Nunn, Linda Louise Nutt, Molly ROW 6: Oliver, Jane Lou Oliver, Nancy Cole Waiting forever for cap and gown pictures Michele Jack and Bob Skoog, Students of the Month for November ROW 1: Olivier, John Darell O'Quinn, Linda Gail ORW 2: Ozenovich, Clare Palenik, Michael ROW 3: Partrich, Brenda Gayle Patin, James Howard ROW 4: Patty, Theresa Pearce, Stephen Douglas ROW 5: Peck, Gary Quinton Peek, David Robert ROW 6: Perry, Ralph Pertuis, Diane Jane Choosing a college Fred Tulley and Ellen Holden, Students of the Month for December Peterson, Louis Richard Petliel, Barbara Kay Phillips, Barry Lindley Poche, Gayle Elizabeth Rando, Darlene Louise Randolph, Linda Lee Raub, Carol Rutli Reay, Rocky Elmo Reeves, Paul Richardson, Jr. Reichle, Alison Lea Reid, D'Juana Kay Richard, Jerrold Anthony 61 Gary Peck, Melinda Whitlock, and Mrs. Lawrence's boys relax during study hall. NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDATION WINNERS: Paul Reeves, Reilly Stonecipher, and David Haase Roberts, Joann Roberts, Walter Leroy Robinson, Carol Ann Robinson, Gerald Daniel Robinson, Kelma Kay Robinson, Meredith Joan Root, Jaquelinc Raphael Roy, Gary Paul Roy, Maureen Marie Rychcl, Anthony Michael Sala, Paul Sanchez, Walter David ROW 1: Sanders, Lelia Jane Schledt, Linda Lee ROW 2: Schub, Diana Schultz, James Harry ROW 3: Sheets, Brenda Sue Simon, Donna Jean ROW 4: Singer, Carolyn Dana Skoog, Robert Forrest ROW 5: Smith, Glenn Warwick Smith, Paul Alan ROW 6: Smith, Terry Duane Snyder, Ralph John Planning Senior day The Senior entry in the first float competition-for Homecoining. ROW 1: Venable, Mary Catherine Walker, Jerry Michael ROW 2: Walker, Patsy Diane Wallace, Patricia Ann ROW 3: Ward, Kelly Dolphin Weintritt, Robert Franc ROW 4: Wells, Patricia Lynn Whaylen, Kathy Beth ROW 5: White, Carol Katherine White, Charles Ferdinand ROW 6: Whitlock, Melinda Whitlock, Pam Maureen C. White has the ball under the goal during basketball practice. Whitney, James Russell Wilkinson, Sidney Claude Wilklow, Janice Arlen Williams, Janis Louise Wilson, Sandra Kay Wirth, Roger Allan Zalfen, Warren Charles Zimmerman, Katherine Ann Late transfers: Fisher, Mary Lammon, Barbra Lee Spears, Evalyn Dashielle NOT PICTURED: Carper, Vicki McKay, Susan Galloway Frazier, Daniel Williamson, Diane 67 Carol Barham believes firmly in the value of the French-English dictionary on tests. ABA DIE, MICHAEL THOMAS Transferred from Baton Rouge High School, Baron Rouge, Ix ui-siana 3; Band 3,4; Stage Band 3,4 ABAT, JAMES LADD Roma 2; B Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Track 2,3,4 ABRAHAMSEN, CATHERINE LYNN Beta 4; Mu Sigma 3, President 4; P.E.M. 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Fleur de Lis 2,3,4; Band 2,3 ADAMS. ALBERT CHARLES Student Council 4; B Club 3,4; L.Y.S.C. 4; Football 1.2,3,4 ADAMS, GREGORY B Club 3,4; Debate 4; Fleur de Lis 1,2; Library Aid 4; Roma 2,3; Hi-Y 4; Football Manager 1,2,3; Baseball Statistician 3,4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Junior Rotarian 4 ADDISON, MARGOT CATHERINE Fleur de Lis 1,2,3,4 AILLET, JANICE MARIE F. H.A. 1; Fleur de Lis 1,3; G. A.A. 3,4; Most Outstanding Athlete 2; Volleyball All-State Team 2,4; P.E.M. 2,3; L.Y.S.C. 4; Most School Spirit 4; Homecoming Court 4; Cheerleader 4. AIRHART. LANCE DUANE Hi-Y 4; Band 1,2,3,4 ALEXANDER, PHYLLIS ANN Student Council 4; Buccarettes 2; Future Teachers 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3, Council 4; Roma 1; Los Espanoles 1,2,3,4; Blade Page Editor 4; Cheerleader 4 ANDERSON, KATHLEEN MARIA Transferred from Australia 2; Mu Sigma 3,4; Fleur de Lis 3,4; Los Espanoles 4 ANDERSON. VAN THURMOND Student Council 3,4; Class Vice President 3,4; Key Club Senior Director 4; Blade Assistant Editor 4; Future Teachers 3,4; Roma 1, 2,3; B Club 4; Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2,4; Mardi Gras Court 3,4; Most Dependable 4; Who's Who 4 Senior Activities ANDREWS, JULIA MARIE Fleur de Lis 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses 4; Red Cross 1,2,3,4; Roma 4 ATKINS. PAUL WAYNE Commerce Majors 3,4; Chorus 4 BADGLEY, DIANE CELESTE Beta 4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Y-Teens 1, 2,3, Secretary 4; Y-Teens Interclub Council 4; Future Tcachcr« 2, 3,4; Roma 3,4; Deutscher Verein 1, 3, Vice President 4; L.Y.S.C. 2.3; Buccarettes 2, Boatswain 3. Skipper 4; All-Star Basketball 4; State and District rallies for Algebra II 3 BAGWELL, PEGGY SUE F. H.A. 1; Future Nurses 4 BARBEE, NORBERT CLEMENT Transferred from Catholic High School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 4; L.Y.S.C. 4 BARBO, JULIE ANN Transferred from David Starr Jordan High School, Long Beach California; Student Council 4; Commerce Majors 4 BARHAM. CAROL ELISE Transferred from Baton Rouge High School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2; Beta 3,4; Mu Sigma 3, Secretary 4; Blade Page Editor 4; Y-Teens 4; Buccarettes 3, Secretary 4; Future Teachers 3,4; Fleur de Lis 3,4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4 BASS, WILLIAM ALEXANDER Transferred from Judice High School, Judice, Louisiana 3 BASSETT, MICHAEL RAY B Club 4; Football 1.2.3,4 BECKERS. THOMAS MICHAEL Transferred from Minnetonka High School, Excelsior, Minnesota 4; Archery Club 4 BENTON, BRENDA RUTH Y-Teens 3 BLOUIN, RITA JO Commerce Majors, President 4; G. A.A. 1,2,3,4; Guidance Aid 3, 4; Chorus 1,2 BONA VENTURE. DAVID RANDALL Transferred from Catholic High School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 4 BONDS. MICHAEL WHITFIELD Transferred from Woodlawn High School, Shreveport, Louisiana 4; Student Council 4; Hi-Y 4; L.Y.S.C. 4 BOURGEOIS, ANNETTE Commerce Majors 4; Red Cross 1. Council Representative 2, Secretary 3, President 4, East Baton Rouge Parish Council First Vice President 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 2, 3,4; All-Parish Choir 3.4 BOURQUE, KATHRYN LUNELL Student Council 4; F.H.A. 1; Y-Teens 1; Future Teachers 3,4; Fleur de Lis 1,2,3,4; Buccarettes 2.3,4 BOWERS, CATHERINE DEAN Transferred from Pine Grove High School, Pine Grove, Louisiana 2; Los Espanoles 3,4; Library Aid 3,4; F. H. A. 2 BOWERS. LYNDA CAROL Transferred from Wichita Falls High School, Wichita Falls, Texas 3; Student Council 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Library Aid 4 BOWMAN. DAVID LIVINGSTON Hi-Y 4; Los Espanoles 1,2,3; L.Y.S.C. 1,2; Track 2.3 BRAND, GREGORY Transferred from Istrouma High School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 3; Key Club 3,4; Fleur de Lis 3; Deutscher Verein 3,4; Office Aid 3, 4 BROUSSARD, CHARLOTTE ANN Future Nurses 4 BROWN, BONNIE EMMY Student Council 1,3; Beta 2,3, Vice President 4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Log Staff 2,3, Activities Editor 4; Los Espanoles 1,2, President 3.4; Debate 3, Treasurer 4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Red Cross 2,4; State Rally Winner in Spanish 1,2; District Rally in Spanish, First place 2; Most Intelligent 4; Who's Who 4; Student of the Month 3; Red Cross 68 “Project Colombia 3; Optimist Club Award 4; Sertoma Service Award 4; Louisiana State University College Day Representative 4; Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4 BROWN, BRENDA GALE Transferred from Bossier High School, Bosier City, Louisiana 3; Chorus 3,4; Girls' Chorus 3 BROWN, GLORIA JEAN Blade .Staff 4; Buccarettes 1; L.Y.S.C. 3,4; P.E.M. 3 BROWNING, SHERRY ANN Future Nurses 4; Guidance Aid 4; Office Aid 4 BRUCE. LINDA IRENE Commerce Majors 3; Los Espanoles 1,2; L.Y.S.C. 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Buccarettes 3 BRUMFIELD, SUSAN ANN Los Espanoles 1,2,3; Roma Secretary 4; Science Club 1; Buccarettes 2, Assistant Squad Leader 3, Squad Leader 4; Junior Achievement Personnel Manager 4 BURBANK, THOMAS DEMOS JR. Student Council 2; Deutschcr Verein 1; B Club 4; L.Y.S.C. 2. Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Honor Masquers 3,4; Cnorus 4; Football 1,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Golf 1.2.4 BURGESS, KENNETH DAN Archery 1; Band 1,2,3 BURTT, RICHARD NEREAUX Transferred from Baton Rouge High School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2; Interact Treasurer 4; Fleur de Lis 3, Treasurer 4; Basketball 2; Track 3 CADWALLADER, JOHN GORDON Pelican Boys' State 4; Student Council 4; Beta 3,4; Key Club 2, 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Future Teachers 2, Vice-President 3,4; Roma 1,2, 3,4; B Club 3,4; Football 1, Manager 2,3,4; Who’s Who CAMPBELL. KATHY ADINE Fleur de Lis 1,2; Future Nurses 3,4; Commerce Majors 3,4 CARPER, VICKI Commerce Majors 4; Roma, 1 CAST. JAMES ROBERT Transferred from Lafayette, California 3; Student Council 4; Beta 4; Mu Sigma 4; Key Club 4; Guidance Aid 4; Track 4 CHAMPAGNE. NELWYN LYNNE Transferred from Istrouma High School, Baron Rouge, Louisiana 3; Band 3,4 CHAMPAGNE, SUSANAH LYN Fleur de Lis 2,3; Future Nurses 4; Los Espanoles 4: Red Cross 3,4; Office Aid 4 CHELETTE, CARL JAMES Student Council 2,3,4; Key Club 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Blade Assistant Editor 4; L.Y.S.C. 2; Fleur de Lis 2,3; B Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3, Captain 4, All-District 4; Track 3,4; Y-Teen Beau 4; Nominee for Optimist Outstanding Senior Award 4; Mardi Gras Court 3; Junior Standout; Student of the Month 3,4; Mr. B.H.S. 4; Who's Who COMEAUX, ROGER DOLE Mu Sigma 4; Fleur de Lis 2,3 COOPER, JOCELYN ANN Leadership Conference 4; Student Council 4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Buccarettes 2,3, Whip Master 4; Los Espanoles 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Future Teachers 3,4; P.E.M. 3, President 4; G.A.A. Vice President 4; Most Outstanding Girl Athlete 3; Championship basketball team 2,3, 4; Volleyball Rally Team 2,3,4; Beauty Pageant Third Runner-up 4 COWLISHAW, JEFFREY DONALD Student Council 3; Deutscher Verein 4; Hi-Y 4; Los Espanoles 1.2; Red Cross 4 CRANKSHAW, NANCY JOAN Transferred from Istrouma High School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 3; Mu Sigma, executive board, 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4 CRAWFORD. BRIAN EVAN Pelican Boys’ State 3: Student Council 1, Social Director 4; Biade_ Business Manager 4; L.Y.S.C. 2,3; Roma 1,2,3; Library Aid 1,4; Basketball 1,2; Senior Class Secretary CROOK, WILLIAM DEWITT Commerce Majors 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Office Aid 3,4; Junior Achievement Sales Manager 4 CROSSLEY, KATHRYN Mu Sigma 3,4; Fleur de Lis 2,4; Future Nurses 1; L.Y.S.C. 2, Vice President 3 CUNARD, LAURA JEAN Blade Staff 4; Beutscher Verein 1, 2; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses 3,4; Future Teachers 1,2,3,4; Commerce Majors 3; Library Aid 1,2,3 DAVIS, JESSE EMILE JR. Student Council 4; Hi-Y 3,4; B Club 3,4; Blade Staff 4; Golf 1,2, 3.4 DAVIS. JILL LYNN Transferred from Jones High School, Houston, Texas 2 DAWSON. ROBERT CLARK Transferred from Baton Rouge High School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 4 DEARMAN, MITZI ELIZABETH Transferred from Wcstdale Junior High School, Baton Rouge, Ixjuisi-ana 2; Beta 3,4; Log Staff 3, Faculty Editor 4; Deutscher Verein 2, Treasurer 3. President 4; Red Cross 2; Outstanding German Student 2 DE CESAR£, JACQUELINE CLAIR Transferred from Fairview High School, Fairview Park, Ohio 4 DESSELLE, CHERYL LYNNE Transferred from Saint Charles Academy, Lake Charles, Louisiana 3; Buccarettes 4 DOLLACKER, MICHAEL ALEXANDER Hi-Y 4; Los Espanoles 2.4; Honor Guard 3. Commander 4; Junior Archeological Society 2 DUPUY, SUSAN ELAINE Beta 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Log Staff 2,3, Features Editor 4; L.Y.S.C. 3; Fleur de Lis i,2,3; Roma 3,4; Most Courteous 4 DYKES, SHARON KATHERYN Los Espanoles 1,2,4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Y-Teens 4; Buccarettes 3, 69 Treasurer 4 EGGART. WILLIAM LOUIS Transferred from Catholic High School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2; Archery 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Debate 2,3, Vice President 4; Hi-Y 3; Roma 2 ELKINS, CLARENCE ALAN Mu Sigma 3,4; Roma 2,3,4; Los Es-panoles 4; Debate 2; Log Staff 2 ELLIOTT, CHARLES NATHAN Student Council 1,2; Beta 4; Interact President 4; Debate 2, President 3; Honor Masquers 2,3; L.Y.S.C. 2 FISH. ROBERT EUGENE Los Espanoles 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1 FLANAGAN, DIANE MARIE Commerce Majors, 3, Reporter 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Future Nurses 3, Parliamentarian 4; Red Cross 2.3,4; Red Cross Hospital Aide 3, Vice President 4; Most Outstanding Aide 4; Los Espanoles 3; State Rally, Shorthand 3; Junior Achievement 4 FONTAINE, DWIGHT GERALD Mu Sigma 4; Fleur de Lis 1,2, Treasurer 4 FORBES, SHARON GAYLE Student Council 4; Buccarettes 2; Roma 2; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Southern Group 1,2, 3; All-State Choir 4; Youth Council 1; Library Aid 2; Beauty Pageant First Place 2 FOWLER, ERNEST ESS ARY Leadership Conference 4; Student Council 1; Deutscher Verein 3; Los Espanoles 1; Roma 4; Library Aid 1; Chorus 4; Basketball 1; Golf 1, Co-Captain 2; Captain 3,4 FOX, LINDA JO Transferred from Baker High School, Baker, Louisiana 2; Mu Sigma 3,4; Los Espanoles 3,4; Y-Teens 4 FRANCIS. THOMAS FRANK Band 1,2,3,4 GAGLIANO, MICHAEL VINCENT L.Y.S.C. 2; Band 1,2,3,4; All Parish High School Band 2,4; Football 1.3 GLASS. ROSALIND MICHELE Transferred from Lafayette High School, Lafayette, Louisiana 2; Mu Sigma 4; Blade Staff 4; Fleur de Lis 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; Future Teachers 3, Treasurer 4; Y-Teens 3.4 GOMEZ, LILLIE MARIE Student Council 3; Commerce Majors 4; Future Nurses 3; G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; Los Espanoles 1,2; L.Y.S.C. 3.4; P.E.M. 2,3.4; Y-Teens 3.4; Mardi Gras Court 2; Beauty Pageant. Third Place 2; Junior Achievement 4 GOODSON, NORMAN LANCE Transferred from York High School. Yorktown, Virginia 3; Interact 4; Hi-Y 4; Track 3,4 GREGORY, GEORGE JERRY Student Council 3,4; L.Y.S.C. 3, President 4; Football 1,2; Baseball 1.2 HAASE, DAVID GLEN Pelican Boys's State, Member of House of Representatives and State Custodian of Voting Machines 4; Student Council 2,4; Beta 2,3, President 4; State Vice President 4; Mu Sigma 4; Log Staff 2, Sports Editor 3; Co-Editor 4; Deutscher Verein 4; Library Aid 1; Football Statistician 3,4; District Literary Rally Fourth Place Geometry 2; Fourth Place American History 3; State Literary Rally First Place General Science 1; Fourth Place World History 2; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Who's Who; Student of the Month 4; National Merit Commendation 4; Junior Ro-tarian 4; Optimist Club Outstanding Youth Award 4; Business and Professional Women's League Youth Conference 4; Outstanding History Student Award 3 HAMILTON, CAROLYN ANN Los Espanoles 1,2,3,4; Debate 3,4; Red Cross 1; Junior Academy of Science Secretary 1 HANSEN. LINDA GAYLE Student Council 2,4; Beta 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; East Baton Rouge Parish Youth Council 1,2,3,4; Fleur de Lis 1,2,3, Secretary 4; Red Cross 1; Y-Teens 2,3; Chorus Accompanist 2,3,4; All Parish Band 1,2,3,4; All State Band 3,4; Stage Band 2.3,4 HARELSON, MICHAEL GARIG Student Council 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Honor Masquers 3; Roma 1,2; L.Y.S.C. 3,4; Senior Class Treasurer; Band 1,2; Office Aid 3,4; Library Aid 3, 4; Most School Spirit 4. HARTSFIELD, VIRGINIA FRANCIS Transferred from Saint Joseph's Academy 3 HAZEL. GRADi ROBERT Student Council 3: Fleur de Lis 1. 2; Hi-.Y 4; Senior Class President; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Mardi Gras Court 1; Junior Rotarian; Who's Who HEATON, KATHY LYNN Future Nurses 3; Red Cross 4; Roma 4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; All-Parish Choir 4 HERRELL, NELDA JOYCE Student Council 4; Blade Reporter 4; Fleur de Lis 1,2,3, Reporter 4; Future Teachers 2,3, President 4; L.Y.S.C. 3; Roma 3; Y-Teens 3.4 HIRSCHEY, THOMAS GILBERT Commerce Majors 3,4; Los Espanoles 4 HODGE, SHELBY LUCILLE Student Council 3,4; Beta 4; Fleur de Lis 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Y-Teens 2, Interclub Council and Chaplain 3,4; L.Y.S.C. 3,4; Blade Assistant Editor 4; Cheerleader 4 HOLDEN, ELLEN ETHEL Pelican State, Commissioner of Public Works 4; Beta 2,3, Treasurer 4; Mu Sigma 3, Treasurer 4; Log Staff 2,3, Organization Editor 4; F.H.A. 2, President 3.4; L.Y.S.C. 2,3, Reporter-Historian 4; Debate 4; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Homecoming Court 4; Beauty Pageant Second Place 2, Fifth Place 4; Mardi Gras Court 3, Queen 4; Student of the Month 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Who's Who HOLLAND, SUSAN HEATH Buccarettes 2, Assistant Journalist 3, 70 Reporter-Historian 4; Future Teachers 3,4; Honors Masquers 3; Los E$-panoles 1,2,3,4; District Rally Second Place Typewriting 3; Olivetti Underwood typist of the Year 3; Commerce Majors Typist of the Year 3; Office Aid 4 HOLMES. RICHARD TAFT JR. Los Espanolcs 1,2; Red Cross 3; I..Y.S.C. 3,4, Vice-President of Traffic Safety 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Football 1,2 HONEYCUTT, JULIE ANN Fleur de Lis 2,3,4; Future Nurses 2,3; F.H.A. 2; Y-Teens 4; Third Place Literary Rally JACK, MICHELE KIMBALL Pelican Girl's State 4; Beta 2,3, Secretary 4; Mu Sigma 3, Reporter-Historian 4; Roma 1,2,; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; All-Parish Band 3; Majorette 2,3, Head 4; Most Talented 4; Who's Who; Student of the Month 4; Optimist Club Youth Award-4 JEANSONNE, SANDRA ANN Transferred from Saint Joseph’s Academy, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 4 JOHNSON, KAREN LEE Fleur de Lis 2; G.A.A. 4; P.E.M. 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4 JONES. JOELL Pelican Girls' State, Mayor of Maryland City, Most Outstanding Mayor 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; G.A.A. 4; Honor Masquers 2; L.Y.S.C. 2; Fleur de Lis 1; P.E.M. 4; Interpretative Reading at State Rally, Superior Rating 1; Who's Who; Student of the Month 4; Mardi Gras Court 3; Homecoming Court 1, Queen 4; Cheerleader 2,3, Head Cheerleader 4; Class Standout 1,2,3; Miss BHS 4 JONES. SUSAN ELIZABETH Transferred from Robert E. Lee High School, Tyler, Texas 3; Buccarcttcs 3; Y-Tecns 3.4; L.Y.S.C. 4 KENT. FRANK WAYNE Basketball 1 K1LLEBREW, LINNELLA SUE Deutscher Verein 1,4, Secretary 2. 3; Future Nurses 2; Red Cross 2; Y-Teens 4; Third Place Tumbling Team 4 KITCHENS, WALLACE ALFRED Los Espanoles 3; Hi-Y 4 KYZAR, PAT ANNE Y-Teens 4; Deutscher Verein 1,2 LA FLEUR, FRANCES THERESE Student Council 4; Buccarettes 3; Roma 3; Fleur de Lis 1,2,3; Y-Teens 4; Cheerleader 4; Fourway Test Essay Winner 2 LAMMON, BARBARA LEE Transferred from Spring Wood Senior High School, Houston, Texas 4; F.H.A. 4; Chorus 4; Girls' Chorus 4 LANE, LAURA BETH Leadership Conference 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2, President 3,4; L.Y.S.C. 2, Secretary 3,4; Future Teachers 2,3; Los Espanoles 2; Deutscher Verein 1; Buccarettes Ensign and Boatswain 3; Junior Class Secretary LARSON, MELANIE MARY F.H.A. 1, Treasurer 2,3; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 4; P.E.M. 3, Vice President 4; Red Cross 4; Mardi Gras Court 3,4; Homecoming Court 3; Interact Sweetheart 4 LEAK. HARRISON CARTER III Student Council 3; L.Y.S.C. 2,3, 4; Hi-Y 3.4; Red Cross 1.3,4; B Club 4; Roma 1,2; Chorus 4; Library Aid 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Y-Teen Beau 4; Ladies’ Man 4; Mardi Gras Court 4 LEE, JAMES ASHLEY Deutscher Verein 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 1; Red Cross 3; Band 2,3; Guidance Aid 3 LEHR, DIANA KAY F.H.A. 1,2; Los Espanoles 2,3; Fleur de Lis 4; P.E.M. 4; Gymnastics Club 4; Buccarettes 2,3.4 LEMKE. CYNTHIA JOAN Transferred from Homewood-Floss-moor High School, Flossmoor, Illinois 2; Roma 4; L.Y.S.C. 4; Los Espanolcs 2,3; Cheerleader 3,4 LESTER, KAREN ELAINE Mu Sigma 4; Red Cross 1; Los Espanoles 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,Reporter 2; Buccarettes Signalman 2, First Mate 3,4; L.Y.S.C. Vice President of Traffic Safety 2; Chorus 4; Beauty Pageant Sixth Place 4; State Rally Fifth Place Home Economics 2 LINDSAY, HUBERT CLAUDE JR. B Club 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 1,4; Roma 2,3; Library Aid 4; Office Aid 1, Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4 LORIO, PAULA ANN Los Espanoles 1; Y-Teens LUSK, LILLIAN MARIE Transferred from Westdale Junior High School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2; Leadership Conference 4; Mu Sigma 3.4; Buccaneer Log Staff 2,3, Faculty Editor 4; Honor Masquers 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Girls' Chorus 3; Speech Rallies 2,3, 4; Mistress of Ceremonies at Mardi Gras Ball 4 LYNAS, BARRY HUBERT Transferred from Monterrey High School, Lubbock, Texas 3; Interact 4 LYONS, CHERYL GAY F.H.A. 1,2; Commerce Majors 4; Los Espanoles 1,2; Y-Teens 3; Junior Achievement Assistant Secretary-Treasurer 2; Treasurer 3; Secretary 4 MCANNELLY, DIANNE MARIE F.H.A. 1; Future NursesT MCDANIEL, WARNER ALAN Interact 4; Los Espanoles 1, Treasurer 2, Reporter-Historian 3; Junior Achievement Treasurer 3 MAHER. THOMAS EDGERTON Student Council 2; Fleur de Lis 1, 2,3; Hi-Y 3,4; L.Y.S.C. 2,3,4; Football 1,2; Track 1,4 MAJOR, ROLAND BRUCE Red Cross 1; Los Espanolcs 1 MANNING, MARY KATHLEEN Transferred from Holy Angels Academy, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 71 2; Fleur de Lis 3; Future Nurses 3; Commerce Majors 4 MANSON, MARY LEW Mu Sigma 3,4; Buccarettes 1,2, Logger 3, Second Mate 4; F.H.A. 1, Parliamentarian; Los Espanoles 1,2,3, Reporter- Historian 4 MARSH, ALLISON VERNE F.H.A. Historian 1; Honor Masquers 1; Y-Teeus 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers 1,2,3,4; Commerce Majors 3; Los Espanoles 3; Red Cross 4; Junior Achievement 4 MATHERNE, DARLENE ANN Transferred from Ponchatoula High Scliool, Ponchatoula, Louisiana 3 MAYEAUX. DAVID BRIAN Student Council 2; Fleur de Lis 2; Hi-Y 4; L.Y.S.C. 4; Roma 1; Golf 1 MELILLI, DANIEL JOSEPH Student Council 4; Hi-Y 4; Los Espanoles 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Honor Band 4; Drum Major 4; Stage Band 3,4; All Parish Band 2,3; All State Marching Band 4; Bugler MERTZSWEILLER, JO ANN Beta 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Los Espanoles 1,2,3,4; Red Cross 1,3; Future Teachers 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2, Council and Re porter-Historian 3, Council 4: Louisiana G.A.A. President 4: Buccarettes 2; Assistant Treasurer and Junior 3; Captain 4; Y-Teens 3, Reporter-Historian and Interclub Council 4; P.E.M. 3,4; Most Dependable 4; Student of the Month 4; Who's Who MIDDLETON, WILLIAM CHARLES Los Espanoles 1; Hi-Y 3,4; Honor Masquers 2,3; Basketball 1; Track 2.3,4 MILLER, ALFRED EUGENE Mu Sigma 3,4; Los Espanoles 1,2, 3 MILLER, JAMES BERNARD Transferred from Robert E. l.ee High School in Houston, Texas 3; Hi-Y 4 MITCHELL, SANDRA KAYE Future Nurses 1,2; G.A.A. 3,4; Secretary 4; Roma 1,2; P.E.M. Reporter-Historian 3, Treasurer 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3.4 MIXON, KALI A Los Espanoles 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 2,3,4 MOERKE, ALBERT EDWARD Transferred from La Habra, California 1; Pelican State Alternate 4; Student Council 2,4; Key Club 3,4; Deutscher Verein 1, Vice President 2,3; B Club 4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Mardi Gras Court 3,4 MONCERET, DANNY ALLEN Concert and Marching Band 3,4; Football 1 MOORE, JERRY Transferred from Youree Drive Junior High, Shreveport, Louisiana 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Football 1,2 MORGAN. GWENDOLYN GAIL Red Cross 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Commerce Majors 4; Junior Achievement 4 MOUCH, KATHY LOUISE Commerce Majors 4; Future Nurses 4; Los Espanoles 3,4; Red Cross 2,3, Vice President 4; Roma 3,4; Junior Achievement 3, President 4 MULLEN, RICHARD JOHN Transferred from Naugatuck High School, Naugatuck, Connecticut 3 NEAL, CLAUDIA JANE Los Espanoles 1,2,3; Future Nurses 3; P.E.M. 3; Buccarettes 4; Chorus 4; A11-Parish Chorus 4 NEAL. MARGARET ELIZABETH Fleur de Lis 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Betty Crocker Award 4; Seventeen Magazine Local Dream Room Award 4; Lenox China Contest, Honorable Mention 3; Y-Teens 4 NOLEN, KATHERINE REBECCA Beta 4; Mu Sigma 3,4; G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Los Espanoles 1.2: Roma 3. Vice President 4; Future Teachers 3, Vice President 4; Spirit Committee 4; All Star Tumbling Team 3 NOLAN, LESLIE ANN Commerce Majors 4; Future Nurses Reporter 4 NUNN, LINDA LOUISE Transferred from Fair Park High School, Shreveport, Louisiana; Future Nurses 4; Commerce Majors 4 NUTT, MOLLY Transferred from Wood lawn High School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2; Art Club Vice President 2, President 3; L.Y.S.C. 3,4; Red Cross 4; Roma 4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 3; Hi-Y Sweetheart 4; Wittiest 4 OLIVER, JANE LOU Transferred from Byrd High School. Shreveport, Louisiana 2; G.A.A. 3,4; Junior Red Cross 4; L.Y.S.C. 4; Los Espanoles 3,4; Y-Teens 4; Spirit Committee Chairman 4 OLIVER. NANCY COLE Student Council 3,4; Mu Sigma 3, 4; Blade Staff 2; Fleur de Lis 2,3, Vice President 4; Junior Academy of Science 1; Red Cross 1,2,3, Reporter 1; L.Y.S.C. 3,4; Honor Masquers 1; Roma 3; Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4; Most Appropriately Dressed 4 O’QUINN, LINDA Blade Staff 4; Log Staff 4; Debate 2,3,4; Fleur de Lis 1,2; Future Teachers 3,4 PALENIK, MICHAEL Deutscher Verein 1,2,3,4; Honor Guard 2,3,4; Chess Club 2; Roma 1 PARTRICH, BRENDA GAYLE Commerce Majors 3, Secretary 4; Junior Achievement Assistant Secretary-Treasurer 4; Band 1,2,3,4 PATTY, THERESA Transferred from Coffee High School, Florence, Alabama 2; Leadership Conference 4; Beta 3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Blade Co-Editor 4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Roma 2, Secretary 3,4; P.E.M. 4; Who’s Who PEARCE. STEPHEN DOUGLAS Los Espanoles 1; Honor Guard 3 PECK, GARY QUINTON Transferred from Pineville Junior High School, Pineville, Louisiana 2; Interact 4; Hi-Y 4; L.Y.S.C. 3, 4; Fleur de Lis 1,2,3; Chorus 1,3; 72 Basketball 1,2 PERRY, RALPH CORNEL Chorus 1,2,3,4; All Parish Choir 3,4; All State Choir 4; Basketball and Football Manager 1,2 PERTUIS, DIANE JANE Future Nurses 1, Reporter-Historian 2; F.H.A. 2.3; G.A.A. 1,2,3, Council Member 4; P.E.M. 3,4; Commerce Majors Treasurer 4; Buccarettes 3, Boatswain 4; Guidance Aid 4 PETERSON, RICHARD LOUIS Mu Sigma 3,4; Log Staff 2,3, Class Editor 4; Fleur de Lis 2; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Honor Masquers 2,3; Roma 3, President 4; Debate 2,3, 4th Place at Beginner’s Tournament 2, Oratory District Rally 2, Superior in Interpretive Readings at District and State Rallies 3; 1st Place in District Optimist Oratory Contest 2; State Literary Rally English I, First Place; English II Second Place; District Literary Rally English II, Second Place; English Literature 3; Who's Who Jr. Rotarian PETHEL, BARBARA KAY Pelican Girls' State 4; Student Council Treasurer 3; Red Cross 1; Fleur de Lis 1,2; Future Nurses 2; Future Teachers 2, Parliamentarian 3,4; L.Y.S.C. 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Art Club Secretary 2; Blade Staff 2,4; Buccarettes 3; Sweetheart of Interact 4; Mardi Gras Court 2,4; Homecoming Court 3; Outstanding Art Student Award 2 PHILLIPS, BARRY Pelican Boys' State, Commissioner of Finance 4; Student Council 2; Key Club 3, Treasurer 4; Blade Staff 4; B Club 1.2,3,4; Hi-Y 4; Roma 2,3; Class Treasurer 3; F.H.A. Beau 4; Band 1,2,3.4; All Parish Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 3,4; Outstanding Band Member 1, 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Outstanding Field Man 3; Freshman Standout; Mardi Gras Court 1, King 4; Who's Who POCHE, GAYLE Commerce Majors 4; Y-Teens 4 RANDO, DARLENE Commerce Majors 4; Y-Teens 4; F. H.A. 1,2 RANDOLPH, LINDA LEE Student Council 1; P.E.M. 2,3,4; G. A.A. 4; Y-Teens 3,4 RAUB, CAROL RUTH Transferred from Moline Senior High School, Moline, Illinois 4; Y-Teens REAY, ROCKY ELMO B Club 3,4; Football 3,4 REEVES. PAUL RICHARDSON JR. Hi-Y 3,4; Roma 1,2,3; National Merit Commendation 4 REICHLE, ALISON LEA Los Espanoles 1,2,3,4; Honor Masquers 3,4; Chorus 2; Girls' Chorus 2; Honorable Mention in Science Fair 1; Costume Mistress and Makeup Co-Chairman in Time Out for Ginger 4 REID. D'JUANA KAY F.H.A. 1; Fleur de Lis 1,2; Buccarettes 2,3 RICHARD. JERROLD ANTHONY Transferred from Prescott Junior High School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2; Football 2 ROBINSON, CAROL ANN Transferred from Brandywine High School, Wilmington, Delaware 4; Los Espanoles 4; Chorus 4; Girls' Chorus 4 ROBINSON, GERALD DANIEL Transferred from Baton Rouge High School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 3 ROBINSON, KELMA KAY Red Cross 1,2; Commerce Majors 4; Library Aid 1, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 2,3,4; All Parish Choir 3,4; All State Choir 4 ROY, GARY PAUL Transferred from Our Lady of Fatima High School, Lafayette, Louisiana 3; Hi-Y 3,4; B Club 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4 ROY, MAUREEN MARIE Transferred from Byrd High School, Shreveport, Louisiana 4 RYCHEL, ANTHONY MICHAEL Transferred from Robert T. Hill High School, Dallas, Texas 2; Honor Guard 3; Los Espanoles 2,3 SAI.A. PAUL Transferred from Memorial High School, Tulsa, Oklahoma 3 SANCHEZ, WALTER DAVID Leadership Conference 4; Student Council 3; Class President 3; Future Teachers 2,3; L.Y.S.C. 2,3; Roma 3; Los Espanoles 1; B Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Blade Co-Editor 4; Football 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4, Louisiana Sporting News Player of the Week, Sears Player of the Year, All-City, All-District 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Junior Rotarian 4; Who's Who SANDERS, LEILA JANE Y-Teens 3,4; L.Y.S.C. 3,4; Roma 4; Commerce Majors 3; Red Cross 3 SCHUH, DIANA LINN Transferred from Edgewood High School, Jacksonville, Florida 3; Art Club 3, President 4; G.A.A. 4; Honor Masquers 3,4; Los Espanoles 3,4; P.E.M. 4 SCHULTZ. JAMES HARRY Track 1.2.3.4 SHEETS. BRENDA SUE Mu Sigma 3,4; Debate 3; P.E.M. 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Buccarettes 2, Lieutenant 3; L.Y.S.C. 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 2,3, 4; Junior Achievement Treasurer 4 SIMON, DONNA JEAN Commerce Majors 4; F.H.A. 1; Honor Masquers 3; Los Espanoles 3; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 SINGER, CAROLYN DANA Mu Sigma 4; Buccarettes 3,4; Fleur de Lis 1,2,3; Roma 3; Red Cross 1,2 SKOOG, ROBERT FORREST Beta 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Key Club 3, Vice President 4; Hi-Y 4; Fleur de Lis 1, Parliamentarian 2; B Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Student of the Month 4; Mardi Gras Court 2; Class Standout 2; Who's Who 73 SMITH, GLENN O. Student Council 4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Deutschcr Verein 2,3; Roma 1,2,3, 4; Office Aid 3; Literary Rally in Latin I First Place 1; Biology, Third Place 2; Physics 3; Who's Who; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4; National Science Foundation Summer Institute 4 SMITH, PAUL ALAN Leadership Conference 4; Beta 4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Log Staff 2, Class Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Roma 1,2; Honor Masquers 2,3; Debate 3; Deutscher Verein 3,4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Optimist Oratorical Contest District Winner 3; Literary State Rally in Algebra I, First 1; Geometry, First 1; Louisiana State University College Day Representative, Most Intellectual Boy 4; Who's Who SNYDER. JOHN RALPH Leadership Conference 4; Beta 4; Mu Sigma 4; Log Staff 2,3, Business Manager 4; Fleur de Lis 4; Red Cross Reporter 1; Concert Band 1; Junior Achievement 3; Track 4; Junior Rotarian 4 SPAIN, SALLY LYNN Future Nurses 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Red Cross 4; Chorus 1,2,3 STALMAKER, ALAN RAY Transferred from John Dickinson High School, Wilmington, Delaware 4; Hi-Y 4; Track 4 STEPHENS. JOHN HARMON Transferred from Wheelus High School, Wheelus Air Force Base, Tripoli, Libya 4; Honor Masquers 4; Track 4 STONECIPHER, REILLY LEA Beta 4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Roma 2, Reporter-Historian 3,4; East Baton Rouge Parish Youth Council 1,2, Parliamentarians, Senior Board Member 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4 STOVALL. CHRIS LOGAN Student Council 4; B Club 3,4; L.Y.S.C. 2; Roma 3; Red Cross 2; Library Aid 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3.4; Jun- ior Rotarian 4 STRAWHUN, GARY LYN Student Council 3; Interact 4; B Club 1,2,3, President 4; Los Espan-oles 3,4; L.Y.S.C. 2,3,4; Roma 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4 STRINGER. THOMAS HOWELL Commerce Majors 3,4; Deutscher Verein 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Football 2; Track 1,2,3,4 SUMMERELL, LESTER LEROY Fleur de Lis 1; B Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 4; L.Y.S.C. 2.3,4; Red Cross 3; Library Aid 3; Track 2,3,4 SUMRALL, MARLANE Future Nurses 1 THIBODEAUX, LAWRENCE RODNEY Track 1,2 THOMAS, JAMES DARWIN Student Council 1; B Club 3,4; Blade Staff 4; Library Aid 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Most Valuable Trackman 3 THORNTON, BETTY FRANCES F.H.A. 1,2,4; Y-Teens 4; Guidance Aid 1; Chorus 1 TICAC, JANET GAIL Transferred from Redemptorist High School, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2; Commerce Majors 4; Fleur de Lis 2,4; Red Cross 4; Ix s Espanoles 4; Chorus 2; Office Aid 4; All Star Tumbling 4; All Star Basketball 4; Miss Merry Christmas 4 TORRES, GERRY Future Teachers 1,2; Gymnastics 1 TRAM EL, LINDA KATHERINE F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Commerce Majors 4 TUCKER, JOHN Transferred from Zachary High School, Zachary', Louisiana 3; B Club 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 4; Basketball 3,4; Wittiest 4 TULLEY, FREDERICK RANDOLPH Transferred from Indian Rifle Junior High School, Dayton, Ohio 2; Student Council President 4; Beta 4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Blade Assistant Editor and Photog- rapher 4; Deutscher Verein 3; Roma 3; Student of the Month 4; Who’s Who TUTTLE. WILLIAM HARRISON Student Council 3; Beta 4; Interact 4; Roma 1,2; Deutscher Verein 3; Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 4, Vice President of Hi-Y City Inter-Club Council 4; Football 1 VARNADO. PEGGY LYNNELL F.H.A. 1,2; Ix s Espanoles 1,2,3; Future Nurses 2, Vice President 3; President 4 VEILLEUX, DONALD LAURIER Transferred from Saint Joseph's Seminary, Covington, Louisiana 2; Roma 2; Archery 4 VENABLE, MARY CATHERINE Blade Staff 4; Buccarettes 4; Future Teachers 3,4; Los Espanoles 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3 WALKER, JERRY MICHAEL Transferred from Weston High School, Jonesboro. Louisiana 2; Roma 4; Basketball 2,3 WALKER, PATSY DIANE Mu Sigma Parliamentarian 4; Los Espanoles 1,2,3, Secretary 4; Fleur de Lis 4; Buccarettes 2,3; Future Teachers 3,4 WALLACE. JOHN Transferred from Salem High School, Salem, Missouri 4 WALLACE, PATRICIA ANN Mu Sigma 4; Future Nurses 2, Secretary 3; Los Espanoles 1,2,3; Chorus 1 WARD, KELLY DOLPHIN Student Council 4; Track 1,2,3,4 WELLS, PATRICIA LYNN Student Council 1,3; F.H.A. 1; Los Espanoles 2; Y-Teens 1.2,3; Chorus 4; Guidance Aid 4; Homecoming Court 2; Mardi Gras Court 1,4; Hi-Y Sweetheart 4; Man’s Lady 4 WHAYLEN, KATHY BETH Transferred from McDonogh High School, New Orleans, Louisiana 3; Y-Teens 4; Red Cross 3 74 WHITE. CAROL KATHERINE Los Espanolcs 2,3; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4 WHITE, CHARLES FERDINAND Beta 2,3,4; Mu Sigma 3,4; Key Club 3, Parliamentarian 4; Fleur de Lis 1,2; Library Aid 4; B Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4 WHITLOCK, MELINDA Student Council 4; Fleur de Lis 1,2, Reporter-Historian 3,4; Future Teachers 2,3, Historian 4; G.A.A. Treasurers, President 4; P.E.M. 2,3,4; Y-Teens2,3, Chaplain 4; L.Y.S.C. 3,4; Buccarettes 3 WHITLOCK. PAM MAUREEN Transferred from Penncrest High School, Lima Pennsylvania 4; Fleur de Lis 4 WILKINSON, SIDNEY CLAUDE B Club 3, Vice President 4; L.Y.S.C. 2.3,4; Red Cross 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,4; Mr. Kris Kringle 4 WILKLOW, JANICE ARLEN Los Espanoles 2; Guidance Aid 3,4 WILLIAMS, JANICE LOUISE F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Roma 3; P.E.M. 3.4; Y-Teens 1,2.3,4 WILLIAMSON, DIANE Transferred from Swainsboro High School, Swainsboro, Georgia 3 WILSON, SANDRA KAY F.H.A. 1, Historian 2,3,4; Y-Teens 3; Commerce Majors 4 WIRTH, ROGER ALLAN Fleur de Lis 1,2,3; Art Club 3; Honor Masquers 1; Honor Guard 3 ZALFEN, WARREN CHARLES Transferred from Saint Pius X High School, Houston, Texas 4 ZETTYL, LANA Los Espanolcs 1,2,3; Commerce Majors 4; Future Nurses 4; Chorus 1 ZIMMERMAN, KATHERINE ANN Transferred from Saint Joseph's Academy, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2; Fleur de Lis 2; Future Nurses 3,4 7C ANDY ANDERSON.. .for leadership in the junior and senior classes and for service with tht Key Club BONNIE BROWN.. .for leadership on the Buccaneer Log, in the Spanish and Beta Clubs and for outstanding contributions in the field of Spanish and for academic achievement JOHN CADW A LEADER.. .for service in the Key Club and to the football team, as well as for leadership in the Future Teachers Who’s Who CARL CHELETTE. . .for leadership in the Key Club and on the football team, plus for service with the Blade DAVID HAASE...for leadership in the Beta Club and on the Buccaneer Log, and for academic achievement GRADY HAZEL...for leadership in the senior class and for selection as a National Merit Semi-finalist 76 ELLEN HOLDEN...for leadership in F.H.A. and Beta Club and for service with the debate squad and Key Club MICHELE JACK.. .for leadership as head majorette and for service with Mu Sigma and Beta Club JOELL JONES.. .for leadership as head cheerleader for service withF.T.A., Key Club, and G.A.A. C acA faculty member nominated twenty students wfo tfey feft were tfe most outstanefiny in tfie senior c ass. 7fie seniors receiuiny tfie most nominations are featured fere. JO ANN MERTZWEILLER... for leadership with the Buc-carettes and G.A.A. and for service with Beta Club THERESA PATTY...for leadership as co-editor of the Blade and for service with F.T.A. and Beta Club RICHARD PETERSON.. .for academic achievement, for leadership in the l.atin Club, and for service on the Buccan eer Log and in F.T.A. 77 BARRY PHILLIPS.. .for leadership as drum major and for service with the junior class and Key Club BUBBA SANCHEZ. ..for lead ership and excellence on the football team and the Blade BOB SKOOG... for leadership in the Key Club and for service with the football team and Beta Club Ihese eighteen students were selected on the bases of character; scholarship, dependability■ and seruice to the schooh GLENN SMITH... for participation in the N.S.F. Summer Institute, academic achievement. and as a National Merit Semi-Finalist PAUL SMITH...for academic achievement, service on the Buccaneer Log, and as a National Merit Finalist FRED TULLEY... for leader ship in the Student Council and for service in the Key Club 78 Brian Crawford, Joell Jones, John Cadwallader, Ellen Holden, Barry Phillips, Michele Jack, David Haase, Bo Pethtel. Eight members of the class of 1966, selected by their classmates for their leadership ability, were delegates to Pelican Boys' and Girls' State on the LSU campus in August. The Programs were designed to teach citizenship by-allowing the participants to form working state and local governments. Broadmoor’s Girl Staters were Ellen Holden, City Commissioner of Public Works; Michele Jack, President of School Board and member of Parish Finance Committee; Joell Jones, City Mayor and Most Outstanding Mayor; and Bo Pethtel, State Representative. Boy’s Staters were John Cadwallader, State Senator; Brian Crawford, District Attorney; Barry Phillips, Commissioner of Finance; and David Haase, State Representative and State Custodian of Voting Machines. Eleven students represented Broadmoor in various subjects at the Leadership conference at LSU in June. The representatives were as follows: Newspaper, Theresa Patty and Bubba Sanchez; Yearbook, Paul Smith and John Snyder; Physical Education, Sonny Fowler, Grady Hazel, Jocelyn Copper, and Linda Randolph; Library, Beth Lane and Sue Sheets; and Speech, Marie Lusk. Pelican State — Leadership Conference w Jocelyn Cooper, John Snyder, Grady Hazel, Paul Smith, Theresa Patty, Sonny Fowler, Marie Lusk, Bubba Sanchez 79 Left to right: Judi Fr idem an, President; Ty Harris, Vice-President; Kim Cutler, Secretary; Susan Anderson, Treasurer Eleventh Grade Adams, Cathy Allello, Jeffrey Ammon, Donna Anderson, Susan Andrews, Donna Andrews, Mary Ellen Andrus, Joseph Anselmo, Debbie Armistead, Theus Atkins, Bruce Aucoin, Linda Bachemin, Jan Baldwin, Betty Ballard, Patricia Barbee, Anita 80 iV Barker, Mary Alice Barneit, Kathleen Barrett, Steve Barrillcaux, Hunter Barrilleaux, Sindee Beaucoudray, Eugene Becker, Megan Bedell, Kerry Bchrncs, Jeff Bellows. Kay Bergeron, David Bergstrom, Carol Best, Dean Best, Thomas Bickham, Beverly Biebcr, Paula Blankenship, Marilyn Blouin, Judy Blumstein, Chris Blumstein, Reed Bonnecaze, Eddie Bonnecaze, Judy Bourgeois, Melanie Bourgeois, Ricky Bowman, Kathy Boyd, Linda Boyles, Maelane Braun, Pat Brett, Virginia Brewster, Patricia Brignac, Brenda Brignac, Charles Budden, Susan Bunch, Frances Bunker, Linda Burhans, Terry Caldwell, Mike Calvert, Darlene Capron, Narlene Carr, David 81 Carroll, Michael Caves, lames Cedotal, Curtis Chandler, Jackie Chaney, Trudy Cole, Marileen Conrad, Richard Corcoran, Marie Courtney, Donna Courtney, Jerry Crawford, Barbara Creech, Nita Crcoli, Patricia Cross, Susan Curry, Daniel Curtis, Jamie Cutler, Kim Dawson, Connie Davis, Eddie Day, Karen Deal, Mark DeFrances, Frank Deinars, Craig Devall, Shari Donnelly, Cheryl Douglas, Beth Doyal, Ronald Duke, Mike Duke, Billie Dupuy, Edwin Dyer, Duaine Edwards, Dickie Eisenlohr, Doug England, Lee Epps, Patricia Evans, Leonard Evans, Linda Farris, Pam Felps, Carolyn Felton, Charlotte 82 Fleming, Pete Fleming, Robert Fletcher, Betty Fletcher, Leslie Fletcher, Steve Flynn, Jane Foote, Barbara Fortenberry, Brenda Foster, Eddie Foster, Lynn Francis, Charles Friedmann, Judi Frye, Renee Fuglaar, Phyllis Galey, Jan Juniors have 15% score in 90 percentile on PS AT Left: Janet McClesky always gets attention. Right: Jim Hazel and Marileen Cole lead the parade to third hour classes. 83 The class of '67 finally gets the opportunity to order senior rings. Juniors choose rYe Olde Prome” for prom theme Garrot, Cindy Gauthier, Wanda Geller, Charles Gelpi, Randy Genius, Sidney Genusa, Frank Gerald, Geralyn Gisclard, Marty Goza, Gary Goza, Jerry Gregory, Charla Gremillion, Susan Guarino, David Gulledge. David Gurley, Jimmy 84 Hamilton, Jan Hamilton, Stan Hansen, Bobbi Harmon, Donis Harris, Bruce Harris, Gerald Hatfield, Bobby Hazel, Jim Head, Danny Hennigan, Carl Hernandez, Sheryl Hermann, Susan Higginbotham, Connie Hines, Charles Hodges, Anita Hoover, Donna Howard, Itoy Jackson, J. T. Jarreau, Vernon Johnson, Brenda Johnson, Clarence Johnson, Gigi Johnson, Lou Johnstone, Jeanne Jordon, Malcolm Kadi, Cynthia Kellum, Lee Kelly, David Kinchen, Jack Kleinpeter, Denise Krueger, Anne Labat, Wendy Lakin, Edward Landrum, Pearl Landry, Bill Laspe, Linda Lasseter, Corine Laurie, Alan Layton, Cammie Lerina, Cilbcrt 85 LeRay, Kathleen Levatino, Rick Lewis, Paul Lewis, Tommy Lueb, Patricia Lynas, Barry McAndrew, Michael Me Andrew, Sue McBride, Frazier McClcsky, Janet' McKay, Susan Malcolm, Sandra Malpas, Diane Martin, Jackie Martin, Judi May, Gail Melanson, Mike Mcssersmith, Sharon Michel, Gwen Miller, Lee Miller, Melanie Millican, Martha Milton, Linda Mixon, Kathyn Moore, Parke Morcom, Chuck Mounce, Beverly Mouser, Becky Mulkey, Debby Myers, Mike Neames, Sue Ellen Neufield, Mike Neyland, Cheryl O'Donnell, Cathy Olausen, Jim O'Neal, Elaine Ozcnovich, Linda Parker, Karen Parker, Kerry Parker, Paula 86 Parks, William Parmelce, Joan Parrino, Lorraine Parsons, Charles Payment, Thomas Percy, Nan Peterson, Susan Phelps, Charles Poche, Kathy Pokorney, Carolyn Polito, Glenda Porter, Linda Pratt, Salli Prestridgc, Barry Price, Rusty Juniors win spirit stick three times No Comment!!! Juniors are always looked down The Junior Class president hard . upon. at work. NOT PICTURED: Barnett, William Bridges, James Duke, Lynda Forbes, Donald Gomez, Kenny Harris, Ty Harvey, James Hewitt, Tommy Hudson, John Ingalls, Richard Jones, Richard Kenyon, Leonard King, Bill Loveless, Larry McQueen, Jimmy Mackey, William Metz, David Searle, Sandra Smiley, Edward Spears, David Taylor, Vicki Torres, Stephanie Walsh, James Watts, Michael Williams, Douglas 87 Purdin, Scott Rag us a, Beverly Randolph, Mary Rathe, Diane Ray, Shirley Reeves, Nelson Rhodes, Brian Rhodes, Kevin Richards, Alan Richie, Mike Rodrigue, Linda Saia, Theresa Sallinger, Glenda Sanford, Deborah Schilling, Myra Schneider, Delores Schopflin, Jackie Schutzman, Lynette Self, Kathleen Selig, Skipper Sharp, Robert Sicmann, Lloyd Sims, Bill Sisson, Lee Sistrunk, Lewis Smith, Brian Smith, Mike Smith, Ronald Spain, John Spinks, Ray- Spring, Richard Stablier, Joe Stewart, Larry Stinson, Susan Stovall, Dolly Stracener, Douglas Stringer. Brenda Stubblefield, Carolyn Talbot, Keith Talkington, John 88 I like the red stone.. .No! I guess I like the Betsy was not a Junior, gold.. .Hmmm.. .That blue sure is nice... Thibodeaux, Michael Thompson, Anna Thompson, Cynthia Thompson, Joseph Thorney, Steve Tollett, Robin Touchet, Tommy Tullos, Vandy Twidwell. Suzanne Vargo, Patricia Walker, Bruce Watson, John Weeks, D'A nice White, Amy White, Kathy White, Vance Whitney, Margie Wilkes, Willard Williams, Becky Williams, Joanne Williamson, Lyn Wilson, Vickie Lee Wood, Gail Worthington, Cindy Wyatt, John Abadie, Janet Adams, Debra Adams, Sandy Albritton, Brenda Alonzo, Rcnc Anderson, Dickie Anderson, Sharon Arnett, Louie Arnold, Conrad Arnold, Melanie Atkins, Meg Axtell, Gemmie Babin, Phyllis Bachemin, Marsha Bankston. Sharolyn Barbour, Dana Barner, Jane Bedell, Karen Begley, Phillip Bellue, Hughey Belue, Janice Bennett, Robert Benton, Ronnie Bergstrom, Kathy Bcrthelot, Virginia Tenth Graders . . . Sophomores wait and relax behind the gym after lunch. Biehl, Kathy Biller, Faye Billings, Judy Bishop, Kathleen Blanchard, Starr Bordelon, Myra Boucher, Barbara Boudreaux, Cathy Boudreaux, Michele Boudreaux, Randall Boudreaux, Sandra Bourgeois, Kathy Bowers, Patricia Bradford, Bob Braucht, Jim Breeden, Beth Brewer, Ronnie Brockmon, Walter Brooks, Risa Broussard, Larry Broussard, Russell Brown, Stephen Bruner, Susan Buckles, Marian Budden, John' Hear Major Morgan speak on Viet Nam The usual rainy day traffic jam at 3:10. It doesn't look like they will ever get out. 91 Bueche, Curtis Bufkin, Steve Edwin Burbank, Linda Burdsall, Dave Burgess, Hal Calbcrt, Diane Cannon, Vivian Cantey, Dcann Cantey, Lea Carter, James Carter, Janice Cedotal, Sandra Champagne, John Champagne, Robert Chandler, Freddie Chidester, Carmen Chustz, Harris Clark, William Clifford, Randy Clotiaux, Mike Cole, Fran Comeaux, Edward Conner, Thomas Conrad, Deborah Cooley, Terri Sophomores If looks could kill; MOh, go away! 92 Teenagers, especially sophomores, are a hungry lot, as shown by this congregation by the concession area. compete in Beauty Pageant Cooper, Steve Corcoran, Darlene Courtney, Robert Coxe, Charles Croissant, Bill Croissant, Doris Crosby, George Cunard, Becky Cunard, Bobby Darden, Marcic Davis, Shirley Day, Barbara DeBenedetto, Carmen Dcsclles, Chris Dickerson, Dickie Distefano, Anthony Doggett, Pat Doiron, Preston Dreher, Lawrence Dreyer, Helen Dupry, Gail Dykes, Steve Eason, Pat Edwards, Belinda Edwards. Russell . V 93 Elliott, Bob Engles, Paula Evans, Charlotte Evans, Rena Fallon, Jimmy Ferrara, Mike Font, Mary Forbes, Christine Fortenberry, Linda Foy, Pat Frazier, Gary Frye, Renee Gagliano, Jerry Garza, Alfred Gay, Leslie Genius, Margaret Gesn, Margie Gill, Alfred Goldsmith, Virginia Golson, Jane Graham, Glen Gremillion, Ann Grevemberg, Don Grevemberg, Pete Griffin, Claude Sophomores E. Kirby and J. Rockhold must be about the only people in this class who don't see our silent, stealthy photographer. 94 Guarino, Don Guy, Glenda Hacke, Carole Harper, Patricia Harvey, Donna Hatcher, William Hawthorne, Susan Hays, Debby Hebert, Paul Heintze, David Herd, Anne Hintcnach, Patt Hodge, Virginia Hoffman, Ellen Hoffpauir, Barbara Hofmeyer, Mark Hogg, Thomas Hogue, Jay Holliday, Johnny Honeycutt, George Holden, Ernest Hudson, Martha Hurrelbrink, Kathy Jackson, Jinger Jastram, Mike study the play Julius Caesar Students gather knowledge in many ways, for instance walking around the school during class time. 95 Johnson, Greg Johnson, Pam Johnson, Robert Jones, Beth Jones, Cindy Kaiser, Susan Kane, Robert Kaufman, Don Kemp, Stephen Kenyon, Bruce KiHebrew, Regina Kimbrough, Jo Anne Kimmitt, Jack Kinchen, Susan Kirby, Ed Kirkland, Lynn Kirkland, Martha Kreig, Chris LaFleur, Jeanne Laiche, Cynthia Landry, John Lane, Ruth Langlois, Suzanne Larson, Rodney Latiolais, Robert Sophomores B. Day and J. Hogue study a dialogue in sixth hour Spanish class. 96 GOOOOOOOO! BUCS! The tenth grade spirit in action. play on Junior Varsity Teams Laurie, Keith LeBlanc, Jeanette LeBlanc, Thomas Lees, Deborah Lennox, Douglas Lerma, Edward Lewis, Don Lewis, Susan Lewis, Virginia Lockwood, Karen Lord, Mike Lowe, Kenneth Luebe, Michael Lynn, Deborah Lyon, Don McAnelly, Robert McCarstlc. Cecil McDaniel, Janice McDonald, Thad McGregor, Robert Me Kenney, George McKenzie, Michael McKinney, Linda McLaughlin, Vicki Mackey, James 97 Martin, John Martin, Rebecca Mays, Cheryl Meyers, Frank Miller, Dale Miller, Deanna Miller, Gail Miller, Rita Milner, Riley Mire, Marline Mitchell, William Monday, William Monday, Terry Moore, Elizabeth Moore, Richard Morrisette, Julie Mouch, Raymond Mounce, Vicki Newell, Virginia Newman, Sidney Norckauer, Butch Nugent, James Nunn. Elmer Nutt, Constance Odum, Deborah Sophomores 98 This is the way wc wait for the bell at 3:10. Ognibene, Henry O'Rillion, Pat Oubre, Peggy Owens, Charlotte Parker, Bruce Pastorek, Joseph Patty, Jonniece Payne, Phillip Pearce, Shelia Pennington, Laura Penton, Lynn Peterson, Dick Phillips, Susan Pocorello, Diane Pol, Sharon Polito, Ronnie Pope, Celia Porter, Carol Porter, Marvin Powell, Warren Powers, Judith Pruyn, Linda Pulley, Donna Reeves, Eloise Regan. Dawn 'fBehind the Wheel” in Driver's Ed. K. Bishop tries to study while others talk on. 99 Reid, Kathryn Reynolds, Judy Rhymes, Brenda Richardson, James Richmond, Barbara Robb, Norman Roberts, Floyd Robinson, Karen Rockhold, Jan Ross, Wendy Ruiz, Rhett Schmidt, William Schneider, Charles Schwartz, Mar)' Scott, Wendy Self, Elizabeth Selser, Karen Shackleton, Sara Sheets, Harold Danny Siemann, Cecilia Simmons, Phyllis Sinquefield, Mary Slaton, Paul Sledge, Janet Sophomores Melanie Arnold with the barbecue grill she won for twelfth place in a national chicken cooking contest in Maryland. 100 F. Chandler looks bewildered by the rush to the equipment in science class. take active part in clubs Smiley, Jan Smiley, Sandra Smith, Janice Smoot, Kit Soule, Trisha Spears, David Spencer, Gilbert Stanton, Robert St. Clair, Kathy Stein, Thomas Stephens, Norma Sheryl Stewart, Cindy Stewart, Stephanie Stinson, Mary Stoll, George Stoudcmirc, Kate Strickland, Bill Sublett, John Summerall, Lark Summerall, Lynn Sumner, Carl Sumrall, Robin Sutherland, Rhonda Sweat, Mike Switzer, Elizabeth 101 Tarrant, Andy Theriot, Sandra Thomas, Darryl Thornton. Kay Thurston, Tim Tillman, Mark Timmons, Ray Tircuit, Elwood Tonore, Edward Trcbitz, Laney Triche, Eric Truxillo, Sharon Tuccio, Vince Tucker, Richard Twidwcll, Dennis Tyson, Ruby Vargo, Vic Varnado, Gerald Van Volkenburgh, Carl Veilleux, Martha Vicknair, Paulette Waghorne, Robert Wall, James Watkins, Kenneth Ward, Diana Sophomores 102 The end of another season; the Blue Goose at rest. Wax, Nancy Wells, Vicki Wetherholt, Linda White, Dorothy Wiggins, Lynn Wiedermann, Mike Wilfert, David Wilkinson, Dennis Williams, Malone Williams, Pam Williams, Wilbur Wilson, Patricia Wilson, Jerry Wilson, Vicki Wolf, Cynthia Wood, Nell Wooldridge, Jane Zalfen, Ronald Zimmerman, Barbara Stamey, Kerry Missing Pictures: Alzner, Linda Ricks, Keith Badeaux, Rudy Rodriguez, Mike Barksdale, John Rourke, Mike Bennett, William Samaha, Roger Buff, Cathy Samaha, Kathy Cobern, Charry Sharkey, Barney Dorr, Frank Singleton, Dale Dugan, Dave Singleton, Wayne Dupuy, Velma Thompson, Joe Fields, David Thompson, Kenneth Giglio, Phillip Thompson, Steve Harris, Phillip Uffman, Steve Howard, Roy Vicknair, David Ingalls, Dick Vuci, Joe Jones, Danny Warden, Pascal Lehr, Richard Walsh, Jimmy Reay, Gayle Wood, Donald D. Peterson checks a test correction with Miss Kirsch. 103 Acree, Robert Adams, Lura Addison, Leslie Aertker, Gerald Alexander, Jeany Allen, Carolyn Allen, John Ammon, Sandra Amspoker, Kristine Andrews, Mary Appleby, Curtis Ashford, Sherry Aube, Peter Aucoin, Robert Axtell, Abby Babin, Ronald Bachman, Andy Bailey, Collins Bailey, Dan Baker, Freddie Baker, Gary Baldwin, Margaret Ballard, Rita Bankston, Larry Barbee, George Barfield, Linda Barnett, Jesse Barnett, Randy Barrett, Cathy Barrow, Randy Baso, Judi Beadle, Burton Beck, Donna Belk, Lorinda Behrnes, Stevens Bennett, Becky Bennett, Jeanne Bergeron, Robert Berry, Dana Lynn Berthelot, Gail 104 Ninth Grade Freshmen participate in Homecoming competition. Bczard, Charles Bickham, Glenn Billings, Gayle Bittner, Ted Albert Bond, Mary Boudreaux, Steve Bourgeois, Ken Boyer, Rick Bradford, Ayres Brand, Keith Broderick, Scott Brown, Alfred Brown, Ann Bruton, Belinda Buckels, Michael Buffs, Cathy Buie, Darlecn Burtt, Martha Byrne, Gregory Campbell, Karen Cantey, Dee Ann Carr aw ay, Miriam Carter, Alex Cassens, Denise Ccdotal, Gloria 105 There's always something interesting in a locker. Freshmen enter as the first graduates ofBJH. Chachere, Cindy Champagne. Pamela Chapman, Jerry Charrier, Michael Chavers, Dallas Chidester, Carmen Childs, Geroge Ciaccio, Marie Clapp, Desmond Cleveland, Gayle Cobb, Edward Coco, Cathy Conrad, Liza Constant, Clayton Cook, Allison Courtney, Donald Courtney, Linda Couvillion, Gary Couvillion, Gay Covington, Johnell Crabtree, William Crankshaw, Patricia Culmone, Joanne Cunard, Becky Cavis, Cheri 106 Davis, Debbie Davis, Martha Davis, Tom Carl Day, Chris Devall, Jane Ellen DeWitt, Earl George Dooley, Michael Douglas, Joseph Edward Drake, Greg Dugan, Jim Duke, Wayne Dunnagan, Norman Durbin, Dennis Durfcy, Constance Duthu, David Dyer, Albert Gill Eckert, Bryan Edsell, Kimberly Eggers, Stan Eisenlohr, Emily Evans, Cindy Evans, Vicki Fanning, Carolyn Farris, Larry Ferachi, Gerald Ferracci, Debra Fesgen, Mike Findley, Harlan Fitzsimmons, Dale Forbes, Donna Fortner, John Fountain, Anita Fountain, James Franklin, Karen Futrell, Janet Gardner, Christopher Garrett, Lane Gaspard, Dianne Gauthier, Joseph Gcbhart, Cheryl 107 Gerald, Lynette Gill, Rhonda Gilman, Janet Ginn, Jeff Gisclard, Lane Golden, Diane Golson, Kathy Gomez, Jennifer Gomez, Shasta Goodson, Nicki Graham, Wanda Graves, Connie Graves, Victoria Green, Gary Grccnc, Bobby Griffon, Lester Guarino, Debra Guerra, Sheri Mall, Demetria Hall, Steve Hamilton, Michael Harelson, Patricia Harris, Deobie Harris, Mike Harris, William Hatcher, Deborah Head, Vickie Hebert, Ricky Heitfield, Debbie Henderson, Kerry Higginbottom, Catherine Hill, Dan Hodge, Catherine Hoffman, Sharon Hoffpauir, John Holiday, Sharon Hollier, Sharon Hollimon, Margie Hoppes, David Hudson, Claudia 108 Freshmen begin the four year journey to graduation The Frosh team practices many hours a season. Hutchinson, Diane Jackson, Beverly Jackson, Kathy James, Debbie Jarrcau, l.yncll Jenkins, Sharon Jennings, Craig Johnston, David Jones, Janet Jones, Marsha Kadi, James Keller, Karen Kimble, Wanda Kirby, Rodney Kirkland, Lynn Kitchens, James Klein, Janet Kochan, Edward Krake, Gayle LaFlcur, Becky Lally, Charles Lane, Robert Lapham, Jimmy Larson, Steve Latiolais, Phillis 109 Freshmen thrill at the opportunity to learn to drive Mr. McLavy presents Mrs. Grillenberger with a good-will plaque at the 1965 Honors Day. LeRay, Larry Lindsey, Curtis Lindsey, James Lloyd, Kerry Loewen, Randy Lowe, Shelby Bernard Lusk, Carol Ann Lynas, Robert McAdoo, Laura McBride, Douglas McCalanaham, Randy McDougle, Joretta McElderry, James McFalls, Larry Mclndoe, Michael McKain, Mark McKenzie, Walter Mackey, Peter Maddie, Terry Maggio, Charles Manning, Margaret Martin, Gary Mays, Kayla Mela neon, Debbie Menge, Karen 110 Merrit, Stephen Messenger, Bobby Micclli, Sharon Miles, Debra Miller, Catherine Miller, Naomi Milner, David Mixon, Kirk Montero, Evclync Mulkcy, I.inda Myers, Debra Nanney, Joanne Nash, Mike Neal, Bert Neuner, Frankie Nicholson, Marcy Norman, Steve Nowacki, Paul Odom, Kathy O’Donnell, Neil Oglesby, Carol Oliver, Deborah Palenik, Sharon Parker, David Parker, Sharon Patty, Richard Payne, Cathey Pearce, Shelley Pearson, Roger Pedrotty, Thomas Perry, David Pertuos, Gary Peterson, Glen Picinich, Mary Pitre, Brenda Poche, Katherine Poche, Nancy Pocorello, Susan Polito, Peggy Prestidge, Janie III -jn Randolph, William Raub, Debbie Ray, Sandra Rhodes, Gregg Richard, Michael Rippey, Vivian Robb, Debbie Robinson, Carolyn Robinson, Susan Rogers, Jay Rogers, Randy Rogues, Randy Rome, Denise Ross, Kevin Rosson, John Roth, Linda Rotola, Anthony Rotola, Richard Rourke, Susan Roybal, Kerry Sala, John Samaha, Linda Sarto, Janice Scapa, Robbie Schneider, Linda Serpas, Linda Sheppard, Linda Shirley, Debra Shuckrow, Joseph Simcoe, Wanda Simmoneaux, James Simpson, Michael Sims, Edward Sims, Mark Singleton, John Sinqueficld, Lyn Sistrunk, Austin Smith, Charles Smith, Paulette Smith, Ronnie 112 Freshmen have the best attendance record R. Tulley, W. Graham, and R. Wallace waste time before German II class. Smith, Sharon Soileau, Dorothy Sommers, Janelle Soule, Joseph Sperandeo, Mike Spinosa, Joseph Spragio, John Stafford, Nancy Stafford, Steve Stephenson, Nan Stewart, Cheryl Stewart, Stephen Stockstill, Patrick Stone, Cheryl Stout, Harry Stracener, Carol Strahan, Nedra Strickland, Peggy Stubblefield, Ruth Summerell, Lynn Sutherland, Dwaine Sweat, Cheryl Tanner, Belinda Taylor, Evelyn Taylor, Sherry 113 The freshman on the left is frustrated. Freshmen develop interests in extracurricular activities Thames, Nancy Thetford, Fred Thibodeaux, Terry Thcil, William Thomas, Margins Thompson, Donald Thompson, Lynn Thornton, Kaye Tillman, Michael Toepfer, Albert Torrance, Anne Trebitz, Albert Tuccio, Bince Tulley, Richard Twidwell, Gary Tyner, John Vicknair, Mike Viger, Patricia Walker, Gary Wall, Carolyn Wallace, Rebecca Walls, Danny Ward, Cotton Wascom, Clifton Washauer, Wendye 114 Watts, Barbara Weiller, Denise Whaylcn, Mark Wiles, Lynn Williams, Dale Williamson, Charles Wilson, Jerry Wilson, Joyana Windham, Janet Winston, William Worsham, Dennis Worthington, Gary NO PIC LURE AVAILABLE: Bewley, Jennifer Blackwell, John Cantey, David Oliver Catelina, Janice Ctawford, Cathy Jo Crumbolt, Susan England, David Garza, Arthur Hamilton, Joe Hewitt, James Hoffpauir, John Holt, Michael Layton, James McCallum, Thomas McCullough, Mark Mayes, Melvin Mouch, Dale Michael Olivier, Bobby Porter, Marvin Gene Posey, Deborah Ann Posey, Wayne Stamey, Kerry D. S. Gomez waits in line for water between classes. At recess freshmen congregate all over the campus We always remember the outstanding things of our lives. The beauty of the pretty girls and the success of those who excel are very much a part of tne story of Broadmoor. Such beauty and success stand as examples of the Buccaneer spirit and way of life. Tliese qualities show themselves in various ways: in a beauty pageant or in a club or class election. However, excellence can be found everywhere and anywhere on the Buccaneer campus, for excellence is the essence of Broadmoor. The girls re-appeared on stage In groups of fifteen to be viewed by the judges. Treasures of the Deep The judges for Broadmoor’s sixth annual beauty pageant were B. J. Vineyard, Mrs. Annabelle Armstrong, Tommy Fussell, Miss Lynn Taylor, and Murray Shores. The lights dimmed, the curtains opened, and the audience was transported to a subterranean world where silence and beauty were paramount and the surface winds were calmed. It was fitting that such a domain be ruled by the fairest within its realms. And so it was. Within four short hours five judges chose the Buccaneer Belle and her six sister treasures. Broadmoor High's sixth annual beauty pageant. Treasures of the Deep, held on January 22, 1966, was cosponsored by the Buccaneer Log and the Student Council. Paul Smith, coeditor of the Buccaneer Log, and Barry Phillips, representing the Student Council, escorted the girls. David Haase, co-editor of the Buccaneer Log served as emcee. 118 The stage depicted the theme of the pageant. Treasures of the Deep The girls line up backstage and wait to be presented. JlTiss buccaneer T effc Susan dross 122 123 124 125 Mr. and Miss Broadmoor High 126 CARL CHELETTE and JOELL JONES Most Likely to Succeed ELLEN HOLDEN and DAVID HAASE Most Dependable JOANN MERTZWEILLER and ANDY ANDERSON Most Intellectual 127 BONNY BROWN and PAUL SMITH Most School Spirit JAN AILLET and MIKE HARELSON Wittiest Most Appropriately Dressed NANCY OLIVER and DAVID PEEK 128 MOLLY NUTT and JOHNNY TUCKER Lady's Man — Man's Lady PATSY WELLS and CARTER LEAK Most Courteous SUSAN DUPUY and GARY PECK Most Talented MICHELE JACK CHARLES SPINOSA Freshman Standouts JIM KADI ami SANDRA AMMON Sophomore Standouts JUDY BILLINGS and RODNEY LARSON Junior Standouts BECKY WILLIAMS and ALAN RICHARDS 130 Miss Majorette of Louisiana of 1966 JANET TICAC Janet Ticac, who transferred from Redemptorist in the 10th grade, has won over one hundred twirling trophies and medals. Starting with Junior Miss Majorette E.B.R. in 1962, she continued in competition to win 1963 Stare Champion Strutter and Miss Majorette of E.B.R.; also she was a member of the National Team Champions, the Louisiana Cuties. This year Janet became Miss Majorette of Louisiana. A Young Artist of America LINDA HANSEN Linda Hansen, because she has been chosen one of the eight semi-finalists in the Young Artists of America of 1966, received a cash prize of one hundred dollars and is eligible, if chosen for a Post Foundation Scholarship of four years to any college. This school term Linda also won the District Veterans of Foreign Wars talent contest. She has been a member of the All-Parish band for five years and the All-State band for two years. . Jiarbara Jjetfitef tfn eraci S wee near! V% Jlfe anie JBarson BJn erac cSweei ieari 7 - y Sweef jeari 133 The high glamor and excitement of Broadmoor athletics are a forever lasting experience. Scores and “big plays are discussed now and years to come. Such enthusiasm and participation plays an important part of high school life in building character and memories. Football The Buccaneers under the leadership of head coach Jerry Epperson ended the 1965 season with the greatest record thus far presented by a Broadmoor team. The team’s efforts were sparked by determination, hard work, and the will to win. Through victory and defeat, the Buccaneer spirit was shown by both the players and the Broadmoor fans. All-District players were Bubba Sanchez, fullback; Gary Strawhun, defensive end; and Carl Chelette, defensive halfback. Jimmy Walsh received honorable mention. Bubba Sanchez was the district's leading rusher with 742 yards on 178 carries and an average of 4.0 per carry. Skipper Selig lead in punting with an average of 37.6 yards. 136 The Season’s Record Lutcher 0 Broadmoor 15 Catholic High 0 Broadmoor 20 Istrouma High 7 Broadmoor 7 Baton Rouge High 0 Broad moor 3 Glen Oaks 10 Broadmoor 7 Baker 0 Broadmoor 20 Redemptorist 0 Broadmoor 3 Hammond 0 Broadmoor 15 Pineville 6 Broadmoor 27 Bogalusa 6 Broadmoor 7 Lee High 13 Broadmoor 7 137 Alan Richards carries against Istrouma Jamboree 15-0 Broadmoor previewed its 1965 season by beating Lutcher lo-O in the 3-AAA Jamboree at Memorial stadium. The Bucs’ scoring came on runs by Sanchez and Chelette and a safety made by Sidney Wilkinson. The Bucs stuck to the ground on offense and used their superior size and strength on defense to contain the Wildcats to fourteen yards total offense B.H.S. versus Catholic High 20-0 In the first district game of the season, Broadmoor defeated Catholic High and Hurricane Betsy at Memorial Stadium, following the Hilda Tradition. The Buc tallies came on two runs by Bubba Sanchez and a pass from Chelette to end Gary Strawhun. The conversions were made by Dennis Wilkinson. A touchdown pass from John Landry to Ty Harris was called back due to a penalty B.H.S. versus Istrouma 7-7 In a game at Memorial Stadium, Broadmoor battled to a 7-7 tie with the Istrouma Indians. The Bucs, who were on the short side of the statistics, got their touchdown with 2:31 left in the game. Sanchez scored on an end sweep. Mike Lord led rushing with 51 yards. HALFBACKS: KNEELING: Alan Richards. Richard Conrad, Skipper Selig. STANDING: Chris Stovall, Mike Lord, BobSkoog, Chris Blumstein 138 TACKLES: KNEELING: Carter Leak, Sidney Wilkinson. STANDING: Lee Sisson, Charles Parson, Tom Burbank, Curtis Cedatol. QUARTERBACKS: John Landry, CarlCheleue, Ronnie Smith. CENTERS: Rocky Rcay, Keith Talbot, A. C. Adams GUARDS: KNEELING: Mike Smith, Mike Bassett. Mike Caldwell. STANDING: Dennis Wil kinson, Robin Tollett, Jimmy Gurley, Jimmy W alsh. B.H.S, versus Baton Rouge High 3-0 Broadmoor shut-out Baton Rouge High for the second straight year by defeating them 3-0 in a defensive battle at Memorial Stadium. The Buc with the educated toe, Dennis Wilkinson, won the game with a 36 yard field goal with two seconds showing on the clock. The Bucs defense held the Bulldogs to only G1 yards total offense, while the Bucs piled up 229 yards. Bubba Sanchez led both teams in rushing with 112 yards. B.H.S. versus Glen Oaks 7-10 Broadmoor lost their first game of the season 7-10 when they met Glen Oaks at Memorial Stadium. The Buc touchdown came on the last play of the game when Ronnie Smith, after passes of 18, 11, and 9 yards, threw the 24 yard TD pass to Carl Chelette. Smith was 15 for 27 in passing, totaling 137 yards, while Chris Stovall, Bob Skoog, and Sidney Wilkinson led the Bucs defensively. B.H.S. versus Baker 20-0 The Bucs blasted the Buffs off the grid en route to a 20-0 District 3-AAA victory. Ronnie Smith's first completion to Tullos, who gained 117 yards on three grabs during the half, went for 13 yards. Chelette cut inside left end and went through a gaping hole for the tally with 7:17 to go in the first period. Bubba Sanchez got off on his only significant gainer of the night, a 33 yard jaunt to Baker 46. Tullos' second score came after a pass from Smith. Twelve seconds before half, Smith heaved the longest shot of the night to Tullos, who made the Touchdown. The second half held no excitement. Bubba Sanchez skillfully evades a tackier Alan Richards and Bob Skoog defend at Baton Rouge High game B.H.S. versus Redemptorist 3-0 After five district games, Broadmoor met Redemptorist in a non-district game at the Wolves' Majella field. Although the Wolves led in statistics with 13 first downs to the Bucs seven and 163 yards total offense to Broadmoor's 127 yards, it was impossible for them to score. Dennis Wilkinson made his second game-winning field goal of the season with a 25 yard boot. Bubba led on the ground with 90 yards. B.H.S. versus Hammond 15-0 In a second non-district game, Broadmoor defeated the Hammond Tornadoes 15-0 at Broadmoor's homecoming. The Bucs defense scored their second safely of the season when Jack Kimmitt downed for halfback Bobby Giannoble in the end zone. The first touchdown came on a 34-yard pass and run play from Ronnie Smith to end Gary Strawhun. Bubba Sanchez, the Bucs leading rusher with 94 yards, made the second TD on a two-yard charge. Sidney Wilkinson and Kimmitt led the Bucs on defense. B.H.S. versus Pineville 27-6 The Bucs romped past the Pineville Rebels 27-6 in a game at Pineville. The Bucs' defense held the Rebs to only 9 yards total offense while the Broadmoor offense piled up 242 yards. The Rebel score came on a fumble recovery. The Buc touchdowns came on runs of 2, 41, and 5 yards by Ronnie Smith and on a nine yard romp up the middle by Bubba Sanchez. Leading the Bucs' defense were Sidney Wilkinson, Carter Leak and Gary Strawhun. 140 ENDS: KNEELING; Gary Strawhun, Ty Harris. STANDING. Jimmy Miller, Danny Head, Vandy Tullos, Ladd Abat FULLBACKS: Bubba Sanchez, Jack Kimmitt It's up.. .It's good! Broadmoor beats B.H.H.S. 3-0 MANAGERS: Mike Duke, Jimmy Carter, Tiny Brockman, John Cadwallader B.H.S. versus Bogalusa 7-6 Dennis Wilkinson's toe was the deciding factor in the Broadmoor-Bogalusa game in the Lumberjacks’ back-yard. Wilkinson’s kick during half-time gave the Bucs the winning point. The Broadmoor touchdown came on the last play of the half when Ronnie Smith hit end Ty Harris a spiral in the end-zone. Bubba Sanchez was top rusher of the night with 95 yards. Defensive standouts were Gary Strawhun, who blocked the Bogalusa point-after-touchdown attempt; Carl Chelette; Mike Lord; and Sideny Wilkinson. B.H.S. versus l.cc 7-13 Broadmoor suffered their second defeat of the season when Lee High slipped by the Bucs 13-7 at Memorial Stadium. The Bucs’ TD came on a fake field goal. Ronnie Smith was set to hold for a Dennis Wilkinson field goal, Smith then threw a pass to Sidney Wilkinson instead of holding for the. kick. The Bucs led in statistics, but Lee capitalized on two fumbles for their touchdowns. Carl Chelette was leading rusher with 83 yards. Chelette looks for running room against Lee a i Junior Varsity ROW 1: J. Kimmitt, R. Clifford, R. Brewer, D. Lewis, D. Kane, R. Polito, J. Landry; ROW 2: D. Wilkinson, D. Lenox, B. Clark, T. Hogg, L. Dreher. C. Schneider, M. Lord; ROW 3: A. Garza. M. Tillman, M. Sweat, B. Strickland, B. Latiolois, W. Powell. The Broadmoor Junior varsity football team finished the 1965 season with a record of six wins and three losses. Most of these boys, who were under the leadership of Coach Harvey Cannon this year, will be on the 1966 varsity team. The ninth grade team, under the coaching of Dan Wingate and Bobby Gaston, ended their season with a record of five wins and three losses. Ninth Grade Team ROW 1: G. Pertuis, L. Bankston, K. Brand, E. Sims. G. Martin, C. Lindsey, M. Buckels; ROW 2: L. Cobb D. McBride, M. McKain, J. Kadi. B. Lynas, S. Larson, C. Williamson, M. Parker, M. Dooley, R. Pearson-ROW 3: Coach Dan Wingate, J. Lindsey. M. Hamilton, P. Stockstill, J. Kitchens, P. Dunnagan, S. Abels C. Constant, M. Sims, D. Thompson, Coach Bobby Gaston. 142 Carl Chclette and Rob Skoog receive the Buc award from the team doctor Dr. V. P. Bella. Football Banquet The Fighting Bucs celebrated the most successful season in their history February 7, in the school cafeteria. After a supper served by members of the F.H. A., the program began with the presentation of the four major awards. The 26 varsity lcttcrmcn and the other members of the varsity, JV. and ninth grade teams were presented awards by Coach Epperson and Coach Gaston. Jim Kadi won the ninth grade MVP trophy. Mr. John Foote presented the Sears trophy for the best player in District 3-AAA to Bubba Sanchez. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Arnold presented a plaque to the school in memory of the fine performance of the 1965 squad. Alan Richards receives the Scholastic Award, donated by Mu Sigma, from Coach Jones. Coach Cannon presents the MVP award, donated by the Student Council, to Bubba Sanchez. Coach Stelly presents the Blackbeard Award, donated by the Key Club, to Gary Strawhun. Upper left: Gary Strawhun, Mrs. Arnold, and Mr. MacLavy with the new plaque for the school. Lower: The guests at the banquet enjoy the good food. 143 LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Hodge, M. Kirkland, B. Williams, E. Holden, Queen J. Jones, J. Aillet, S. Cross, P. Bowers, S. Ammon 144 ELLEN HOLDEN MR. HOLDEN JAN AILLET MR. AILLET Following the game, the Homecoming Court and their escorts were presented at the dance sponsored by the Student Council. BECKY WILLIAMS SUSAN CROSS MR. WILLIAMS DR. CROSS Friday, October 29, 1965, was the date. There prevailed a feeling of anticipation in the fresh autumn air that dispersed itself amongst the student body, which had gathered to watch the judging of the first annual float competition. It was the day of Broadmoor's fifth homecoming. The feeling of excitement gathered momentum during the day and climaxed in the crowning of Joell Jones, Homecoming Queen, prior to the gridiron battle against the Hammond Tors. The Queen and her court had been elected by the student body from nominations made by the football squad. Entertainment by THE TEMPESTS followed later that night in the school gymnasium after the presentation of the court. PAT BOWERS MARTHA KIRKLAND KATHY HODGE SANDRA AMMON MR. BOWERS MR. KIRKLAND MR. HODGE MR. AMMON 145 TOP ROW: C. Lemke, P. Alexander, J. Jones. F. LaFlcur. BOTTOM ROW: S. Hodge, J. Aillct, C. Kadi, B. Williams Go, Bucs! H bounces off the walls of the school buildings as the cheerleaders lead the student body in spirit during the year. In their world of headstands, cartwheels, and back jumps, the cheerleaders' purpose is to create school spirit, loyalty, interest, and sportsmanship in school sponsored activities. Elected by student vote, the cheerleaders are screened by a group of teachers. The girls are judged on group, individual, and gymnastic skills. A C average must be maintained by all the cheerleaders. The girls practiced daily during the hot summer months. They also attended a conference at the University of Mississippi during August. The Broadmoor cheerleaders were among the top four schools of the 350 represented. These young ladies embody the spirit of the school with their enthusiasm, their yells, their friendliness, and their tirelessness. 146 JOELLE JONES Head Cheerleader 147 CYNTHIA KADI BECKY WILLIAMS FRANCIS LAFLEUR TOP ROW, Left to Right: C. White; A. Anderson; A. Morcke; Coach Wingate; C. Geller A. Richards; P. Lindsey. BOTTOM ROW Left to Right: G. Roy; G. Strawhun; K. Talbot J. Tucker; B. Parks. Basketball Although the scores did not tell the whole story, the 1965-66 Basketball Bucs of Broadmoor put forth an unmatched effort in their fight against the season's opponents. The team went into battle under the fine coaching of Dan Wingate. The true trademark of Buccaneer spirit was displayed both individually and as a team during each exciting and colorful game. 148 COACH DAN WINGATE Buc players wait under the goal for a rebound against Isirouma. ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS Gary Roy Zachary (best offensive player) Broadmoor High A1 Moerke Glen Oaks Charles White Zachary Gary Roy shoots against Glen Oaks 1965-1966 SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT WE THEY Nov. 26 Jesuit 60 80 Nov. 30 Denham Springs 58 62 Dec. 2 Jamboree (Woodlawn) 53 47 Dec. 7 Redemptorist 50 66 Dec. 9-11 Glen Oaks Tournament Zachary 47 71 Redemptorist 51 50 Dec. 16-18 Woodlawn Tournament Central 49 90 Baton Rouge High 43 44 Dec. 21 Holy Cross 57 64 Dec. 23 St. Francisville 61 75 Dec. 27 Zachary 51 48 Dec. 29-31 Broadmoor Tournament Denham Springs 53 59 Glen Oaks 60 64 Jan. 4 Catholic High 40 64 Jan. 7 Baton Rouge High 45 87 Jan. 11 Glen Oaks 55 72 Jan. 14 Bogalusa 54 50 Jan. 18 Istrouma 62 77 Jan. 20-21 Zachary Tournament Holden 50 44 Pride 59 57 Zachary 44 52 Jan. 25 Lee High 51 56 Jan. 28 Baker 45 48 Feb. 1 Catholic High 41 53 Feb. 4 Baton Rouge High 53 67 Feb. 8 Glen Oaks 39 53 Feb. 11 Bogalusa 72 70 Feb. 15 Istrouma 72 83 Broadmoor prevents Lee High from scoring Feb. 18 Lee High 38-63 Feb. 22 Baker 40-53 149 The Bucs stop a score for Istrouma. C. White signals for the ball. J. Tucker tries the toss-up for Broadmoor. The Buccaneers in action. 150 B. Parks hits the ball away from Lee High. D. Peterson goes in for a lay-up. Loyal Buccaneer fans watch the game. Left: Another score for the Bucs! Left: B. Parks is ready for action 151 . V. Squad m zTw Ed Kirby jumps for the Buc’s J.V. team Under the guidance ot Coach Gaston, this year’s junior varsity squad, composed of ninth and tenth graders, ended a successful season with 17 wins and 5 losses. Coach Bobby Gaston 152 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: G. Graham, D. Burdsall, D. Peterson, E. Kirby, J. Kimmitt. TOP ROW, left to right: C. Cox, R. Polito, R. Benton, M. Lord, Coach Gaston, P. Foy, D. Lennox. J. Landry D. Dickerson BOTTOM ROW, left to right: A. Rotolo, M. Parker, M. Buckles, C. Williamson, D. Hoppes. TOP ROW, left to right: L. Bankston, J. Kadi, C. Lindsey, Coach Jones, S. Eggers, M. Dooley, T. Mattee. A. Richards scores for Broadmoor 9lh Grade Team The ninth grade, never relenting, battled many obstacles during the year. They ended the season with a record of three wins and nine losses. COACH D. JONES 153 ROW 1: G. Martin, T. Harris, T. Harris, S. Fletcher, J. Summcrcll, R. Conrad, P. Lewis, E. Foster, B. Bradford, E. Holden. G. McKenny, R. Champagne; ROW 2: S. Abies, B. Byrne, B. Green, E. Sims, C. Lindsey, J. Schultz, J. Stephens, K. Ward, J. Watson, L. Goodson, B. Evens, M. Hofmmeyer. B. Strickland, F. Chandler, E. Bonnecaze: ROW 3; P. Elison, R. Truin, V. Tullos, B. Phillips, L, Abat, J. Thomas, R. Price, B. Roy, C. Blumstein, B. Middleton, V. Vargo. M. Jones, T. Maher, A. Stalnaker, J. Snyder. Track The 1966 Broadmoor track team - tinder the leadership of Head Coach Harvey Cannon, Coach Vic Stelly, and Coach Dan Wingate - ran for their second year in the strong 3-AAA district. Track is a sport which takes only the fittest of young men and pits them against themselves and others in tests of endurance, skill, strength, and speed. The Buc cinder team has all of these qualities, plus the never relenting spirit of Broadmoor inquest of a state Championship. HEAD COACH HARVEY CANNON 154 COACHES Dan Wingate and Vic Stelly MANAGERS: T. Stringer, J. Cast, M. Duke EDDIE BONNECAZE LADD ABAT GARY ROY TY HARRIS KELLY WARD Feb. 24 N Club Indoor Meet at Natchit- oches Apr. 1 Billy Brown Relays at Baker Apr. 5 Baker, Broadmoor, Redemptorist at Glen Oaks Apr. 7 Southwestern Relays at Lafayette Apr. 15 Bat Gourrier Relays at Broadmoor Apr. 22 Rebel Relays at Lee High Apr. 29 Viking Relays at Lafayette May 6 District 3-AAA Meet at I..S.U May 18 Amite, Challmette, University high, at Broadmoor May 13 State AAA Meet at Natchitoches May 11 Baker, Istrouina at Istrouma May 18 Amite, Chalmette, University High at Broadmoor May 25 Baker, Baton Rouge High at BRHS Top: CHRIS 8LUMSTEIN Bottom: VANDY TULLOS GEORGE BYRNE, CURTIS JOHNNY STEPHENS GEORGE McKINNEY F. CHANDLER, B. LINDSEY. SAMMY ABLES STRICKLAND, B. EVANSl55 BARRY PHILLIPS BAT GOURRIER The first annual Bat Gourrier Invitational Track Meet was held on the Buccaneer campus on April 15, 1966, to honor this fine man who won the love and respect of all who met him in the three years he taught here. He left B.H.S. to become an assistant track coach and the Athletic Dormitory proctor at L.S.U. Ten area teams were represented at the meet. TOP TO BOTTOM: Jack Summerell, Richard Conrad 156 Ernest Holden JAMES SCHULTZ RUSTY PRICE Sprint Relay Team: left to right: Vandy Tullos, Ty Harris, Chris Bluinstein, Richard Conrad, Jack Summerell JIMMY THOMAS TOP TO BOTTOM: Robert Champagne, John Watson Tom Harris, Lance Goodson Ed Sims, Gary Matrin Eddie Foster, Paul Lewis Bob Bradford, Mark Hofmeyer MILE RELAY: Left to Right: J. Thomas, G. Roy, C. Blumstein, T. Harris, J. Stephens 157 a f 01 fi 0 9 ROW 1: Mgr. T. Best; ROW 2: M. Barrett, J. Williams, G. Sanchez, B. Mitchell, J. Chelette, B. Sanchez; ROW 3; R. Hudson, R. Frye.G. Strawhun, C. Stovall, D. Bezdek, J. Duncan, G. Hayden, Coach Jones. Baseball The 1965 Broadmoor baseball team, under the leadership of Coach Donald Jones, finished its first season in the tough 3-AAA District with a record of ten wins and thirteen losses. Baseball is a difficult and trying sport with games usually every other day during the season. The Buccaneer team has the spirit and determination so often shown by Broadmoor teams, showing enthusiasm in the face of defeat and sportsmanship in victory. 158 COACH JONES The 1966 Schedule March 18 Broadmoor at C.H.S. March 21 B.R.H.S. at Broadmoor March 23 Glen Oaks at Broadmoor March 25 Broadmoor at Bogalusa March 28 Broadmoor at Istrouma March 30 Lee at Broadmoor April 1 Broadmoor at Baker April 4 C.H.S. at Broadmoor April 12 Broadmoor at B.R.H.S. April 14 Broadmoor at Glen Oaks April 16 Bogalusa at Broadmoor April 19 Istrouma at Broadmoor April 21 Broadmoor at Lee April 23 Baker at Broadmoor 159 RANDY FRYE; 3-AAA All-District pitcher GARY HAYDEN; 3-AAA All-District 2nd base ROW 1: M. Short, J. Davis, J. Holiday, S. Thorney, C. Bolkenberg; ROW 2: R. Tulley, B. Schmidt, H. Burgess, F. Roberts, J. Mackey; ROW 3; M. Richard, S. Fowler, B. Mackey, M. Rourke Golf Team The 1966 Golf team entered their second year in the 3-AAA district with hopes of bettering last year's record and going on to win a state championship. The team, bolstered by boys with three or four years of experience, was backed up by ninth and tenth graders, who make the future Broadmoor teams very promising. Mr. Bozant served his first year as varsity golf coach. The team ended the 1965 season with a record of 7 wins, 1 tie, and 2 losses. The group effort merited a 1st place at the Lee High Invitational and 2nd places at the Denham Springs and Broadmoor Invitationals. 160 COACH BOZANT SONNY FOWLER CAPTAIN BILLY SCHMIDT CO-CAPTAIN OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS: SONNY FOWLER: City Junior Champion for two years: Champion, Tournament of Champions, 1965; Sherwood Forest Junior Champion for two years BILLY SCHMIDT: Louisiana State Junior Champion, 1965 Hole-in-One Louisiana State High School Tournament JESSE DAVIS CARL VANVOLKENBERGER 161 FLOYD ROBERTS STEVE THORNEY JOHNNY HOLIDAY Jt amor CRotarians Broadmoor not only provides for the gaining of a basic academic education, but also for the developing of essential social skills. Members of the varied organizations find ways to broaden their interests and serve their school arid community. It is the excellent group participation and cooperation and the subsequent accomplishments that distinguish Broadmoor's clubs. Students are able to build skills and qualities that shall never be forgotten. ROW 1: Mr. Vaughn, S. Adams, V. Lewis, F. Cole, D. Head, A. Anderson, B. Crawford, J. Cadwallader. P. Alexander, Mrs. Gauthier; ROW 2: S. Anderson, D. Lynn, S. Hermann, L. Foster, S. Anderson, C. Chelette, C. Pokorny, B. Foote, J. Davis, D. Anselmo, A. C. Adams; ROW 3: B. Day, F. Tulley, P. Kleinpeter, S. Forbes, L. Boyd, J. Lindsey, L. Bankston, B. Elliott, B. Schmidt; ROW 4: L. Bourque, D. Ward, D. Oliver, C. Lindsey, L. Serpas, S. Purdin, S. Ammon, C. Evans. A. Mocrkc, J. Cast, N. Oliver: ROW 5: J. Barbo, M. Millu, J. Kadi, G. Graham, D. Hatcher, B. Parks, R. Polito, K. Ward, J. Gurley, L. Burbank Student Council The Student Council is the student government organization of the school which promotes cooperation between the students and the faculty and administration. The organization, consisting of homeroom representatives promotes citizenship and student participation in both social and academic activities. An auxiliary of the council, the interclub council, consists of the presidents of all of the clubs, and coordinates activities of the school clubs. Activities of the Student Council include student of the month election, Homecoming, the Mardi Gras Ball, Twirp Week, co-sponsor beauty pageant, and the Welcome Wagon. The Student Council sponsors are Mr. Vaughn and Mrs. Gauthier. 164 Mike Bonds, Jim Kadi, Carl Chellette, and Bob Elliott put up posters for Student Council CARE drive. Student Council sponsors Christmas drive. Miss Kirsch's homeroom displays Christmas spirit. Officers of Student Council are Diana Ward, Reporter-Historian; Bill Schmidt Treasurer; Susan Hermann, Secretary; Scott Purdin, Vice-President; and Fred Tulley, President. Homecoming Dance is annual project of council. Danny Head, Diana Ward and Debbie Lynn decorate S.C. bulletin board. BARRY PHILLIPS, King Broadmoor VI, ELLEN HOLDEN. Goddess of the Birds Mardi Gras Through a majestic land of beauty and splendor came King Broadmoor VI searching the Kingdom of the Birds for a Goddess lovely enough to be his queen. In this kingdom dwelled the most beautiful goddesses of the world, yet only one would be selected by the King to reign over the land of the Buccaneers. At last the King made his choice, and all the loveliest goddesses in all Birdland were waiting to pay hommage to the queen. The Mardi Gras dance, sponsored by the Student Council, was held Saturday, February 19, 1966, in the school gymnasium from eight to twelve o'clock. The members of the court, chosen by popular student body election, and the student body danced to music provided by the Basement Wall. 166 PATSY WELLS, Goddess of the Oreoles, escorted by Carter Leak MELANIE LARSON. Goddess of the Tanagcrs, escorted by A1 Moerkc MARIE LUSK Mistress of Ceremonies 167 ANITA BARBEE, Goddess of the Jays, escorted by Bubba Parks KIM CUTLER, Goddess of the Flamingos, escorted by Ty Harris SUSAN CROSS, Goddess of the Finches, escorted by Ronnie Smith JINGER JACKSON, Goddess of the Cardinals, escorted by Johnny Barksdale 168 SANDRA AMMON, Goddess of SHELLEY PIERCE, Goddess of the Hummingbirds, escorted by the Blue Buntings, escorted by Jim Kadi Larry Bankston CATHY HODGE, Goddess of the Canaries, escorted by Ed Simms BETH BREEDEN, Goddess of the Cockatoos, escorted by Bill Mitchell 169 ROW 1: John Snyder, David Haase, Paul Smith; ROW 2; Bonnie Brown, Richard Peterson, Susan Dupuy; ROW 3: Marie Lusk, Ellen Holden, Mitzi Dearman; ROW 4: Eddie Davis, Marileen Cole, Linda O'Quinn, Jan Bachemin, Alan Laurie; ROW 5: Don Forbes, Thad McDonald, Linda Boyd, Chuck Morcom, Judi Friedman 170 Buccaneer Log Yearbook work is a frustrating experience. A staffer plans a whole section, and then the editor or sponsor changes it in a few moments. Pictures taken months before cannot be found on shipment day. They were never taken from the yearbook room; but if they were lost in the staff files, they might as well be in Timbuktu. People asked to wear suits for pictures either forgot the suits or didn't come at all. Staffers become frustrated, rushed, and finally as lost as the pictures. When the final shipment is sent to the publisher, frustrations end, and the staffers hopefully look forward to the day the yearbooks return in final form. Happiness sets in when the members introduce the new books at the school assembly in May. The reward of the work is the sense of great accomplishment and the blast we had putting out the effort. In recognition of the efforts of the staff, the Key Club awarded the staff the Most Active Club Award at their annual leadership banquet in February. DAVID HAASE Co-Editor PAUL SMITH Co-Editor JOHN SNYDER Business Manager Mr. Elsing, the sponsors, and editors plan the Southeast Louisiana yearbook seminar held at B.H.S. March 31. 171 Administration section: M. Dearman, C. Mor-com, and M. Lusk. Organization section: E. Holden, B. Brown, J. Bachemin. Athletic section: A. Laurie, E. Davis Art Editor, L. O’Quinn Treasures section: L. Boyd, and S. Dupuy. Photographer: T. McDonald. Typical mass confusion. 172 KRIS KRINGLE MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS SIDNEY WILKINSON JANET TICAC On Friday, December 17, 1965, the annual Christmas Dance, sponsored by the Buccaneer Los, was held in the school gymnasium from 8:00 to 12:00 P.M. Nominated by the senior homerooms and elected by the student body, the royalty reigned over the festivities, which also featured music by the Phags. Students dance the jerk to the tunc of St. James Infirmary. Intermission affords a time to rest. 173 SEATED: Co-Editors: Bubba Sanchez, Theresa Patty STANDING: Page Editors: Carol Barham, Phyllis Alexander The Blade, now in its fifth year of publication, serves not only as a news media, but also as a source of entertainment. Novice staff members learn to proofrea. copyread, plan page lay-outs and write headlines. The staff is striving to maintain a high standard of scholastic journalism and to create a record with both features and factual articles about students and their school activities. Succ ztteesi d SEATED: Carl Chellette, Assistant editor; Donna Hoover, Assistant editor; Jimmy Thomas, reporter STANDING: Bubba Sanchez; Barbara Pethrel, page editor; Jesse Davis, reporter; I.ancc Goodson, reporter 174 SEATED: Andy Anderson, Asst, editor; Theresa Patty; Carol Barham STANDING: Fred Tulley, Asst, editor-photographer, Rozy Glass, reporter; Linda O'Quinn, reporter; Jean Cunard, reporter. SEATED; Phyllis Alexander STANDING: Bill Egan, reporter; Robert Arnold, reporter; Mike Harelson, reporter; Brian Crawford, Business Manager; Anita Hodges, asst. Business Manager; Gloria Brown, reporter; missing Ashley Lee, 175 ROW 1 - R. Larson, J. Jones, Mr. Bergeron, E.Holden, S. Purdin; ROW 2: B. Schmidt, L. Stewart, M. Lord, J. Cast, G. Brand, R. Polito; ROW 3: J. Cadwallader, R Smith, A. Richards, B. Phillips, M. Caldwell, F. Tulley, C. Williams; ROW 4: A. Anderson, C. White, B. Skoog, C. Chclcttc, F. Roberts, A. Moerke, B. Harris Key Club The purpose of the Key Club is to render unselfish service to the school and community, thus developing leadership qualities in its members that they may become better citizens. With their sponsor, Mr. Bergeron, the boys attend church in a body each month, sell donuts at recess, help in community charity drives, and promote school spirit. They sponsored a Keep the School Clean week and a city-wide Thanksgiving food basket drive. The annflel project of the Key Club is to compile the Ensign, a school directory. The Key Club climaxes each year with the tri-state convention, which this year is being held in Biloxi, Mississippi. 176 B. Phillips, Treasurer; Secretary, A. Richards; V-President, B. Skoog; President, C. Chilette Key Clubbers pass out programs at '65 graduation Boys go to convention in Tennessee. Key Club has a white shirt meeting for a speaker Sandy Ninninger Award.. .goes to Marcel Didier. 177 CHARLES ELLIOT Master of Ceremonies LORRAINE PARRINO Over-All First Place Winner JUDGES: Mr. Richard Keevney, Mrs. May Brett, Mr. Rex Tatum Talent Show The annual talent show, sponsored by the Commerce Majors and the Key Club, was presented February 10 in the morning for the student body and in the evening for the community. Those participants selected through auditions opened to the school, were divided into two categories: music and miscellaneous. Included were talent entries ranging from an operatic solo to pantomimes, dance routines, piano solos, and rock-and-roll bands. Profits from the presentations are used to defray the expenses of both service clubs. ALVA SNELLING 1st runner-up Music division THE MISSING LINKS 2nd runner-up Music Division KIT SMOOT and TERRY COOLEY 1st runner-up Miscellaneous division MICHELE JACK 2nd runner-up Miscellaneous division I Interact is a worldwide. Rotary-sponsored organization of young men dedicated to service and international understanding. Sponsored by Coach Pitalo, the members arc selected on the basis of good character, leadership, and achievement in academic and extracurricular activities. Although Interact was formed in November of 1965, its services have been many. The principal drive was the collection of soap and clothing for South Viet Nam. Other projects included participation in the Muscular Dystrophy Drive; drives for the Volunteers of America, Salvation Army, and Peace Corps; Mutiny, Donkey Basketball Game, and medical assistance to remote .South American villages. M. Duke loading soap and clothing for the South Vietnamese children. President------ Vice President Secretary ----- Treasurer----- ■ Charles Elliot ----Bill Sims Steve Thorney ----Dick Burn Interact ROW 1: M. Larson, D. Bum, S. Thorney, Coach Pitalo, C. Elliot, B. Sims, B. Pethel; ROW 2: S. Uffman, M. Sweat, F. Meyers, C. Van Volkanburgh, M. Duke. T. Thurston, G. McKenney; ROW 3: Ronnie Benton, M. Myers, M. McKenzie. C. Morcom, P. Fleming, C. Stovall; ROW 4: B. Lynas, D. Lyon. R. Stonecipher, G. Strawhun, G. Peck, A. McDaniel, B. luttle, L. Goodson 179 Beta Club President, David Haase; V-Prcsidcnt, Bonnie Brown; Secretary, Michele Jack; Treasurer, Ellen Holden Beta Club is a national honor society which has as its purposes to promote scholarship, to honor academic excellence and leadership achievement, and to serve the school and the community. During the year the members served in such service projects as working for the Muscular Dystrophy Drive and the local and parish March of Dimes Drives. At Thanksgiving the members brought food ro a needy family. In addition, the club gave a financial contribution to CARE. Members participated in the State convention held at the Capital House and hosted a city-wide Beta meeting. Each six weeks the Beta Club published a list of the honor roll students. This year marked the demise of the Beta Store, which for four years had opened before school and at recess to sell school supplies. ROW 1; Miss J. Bunch, B. Williams, J. Cadwallader, M. Dearman, C. White, Mrs. M. Smiley; ROW 2: M. Cole, C. Abrahamden, C. Barham, S. Hodge, D. Jensen, J. Mcrtzweiller, J. Friedmann; ROW 3: E. Holden, D. Haase, C. Pokorny, J. Parmelce, T. Patty, B. Nolen, L. Hansen. S. Dupuy, D. Badglcy, J. Snyder; ROW 4: B. Skoog, C. Elliott, F. Tullty, J. Bachemin, S. Hermann, D. Dyer, N. Percy, L. Foster B. Tuttle; ROW 5: J. Hazel, J. Cast, S. Thomey, L. Rodrigue, B. Brown, M. Jack, R. Sronecipher, P. Smith, A. Richards 180 John Norwood, state Beta president from Franklin; David Haase, state vice-president; and Dr. Harris, the founder of the National Jim Cast surveys the last remains of the Beta Club, planning for the convention in Beta Club Book Store after the clean-out December, sale at the beginning of the year. Let Us Lead by Serving Others ” Mrs. Smiley, Duane Dyer, and Paul Smith Ellen Holden, Bonnie Brown, and Michele Jack plan go over the final draft of the honor roll for for the club projects for March, the six weeks. 181 The purposes of Mu Sigma are to futher the recognition of those who have intellectual attainments, to uplift scholastic standards of the pupils in the institutions where the societies are located, and to give a unity of purpose to the high-ranking students throughout the state. In carrying out these ideals, the club has strived to promote interest among the members of the White Castle club and to build interest in the State Mu Sigma Convention. The honor club is aided in its work by the sponsor, Mrs. Lawrence. Michele Jack, Reporter; Ellen Holden, Treasurer; Carol Barham, Secretary; Susan Dupuy, Vice-President; Cathy A bra ham son, President Mu Sigma ROW 1: K. Anderson, B. Nolen, N. Oliver, J. Cadwallader, P. Smith, M. Lusk; ROW 2: J. Roberts, C. Singer, L. Fox, L. Hansen, M. Jack, J. Cooper, K. Crossley, E. Holden, P. Walker; ROW 3: N. Crank-shaw, R. Glass, B. Brown, D. Badgley, P. Wallace, T. Patty, S. Dupuy, J. Mertzweiller. M. Manson, K. Lester, C. Abrahamsen, S. Sheets; ROW 4: J. Snyder, B. Skoog, C. White, R. Comeaux, F. Tully, R. Stonecipher, D. Fontaine, R. Peterson, D. Haase, E. Miller 182 ROW 1: C. Ward, B. Croissant, S. Stcphins, S. Hawthorne, L. Boyd, D. Jensen, C. Stubblefield, Miss Walker; ROW 2: E. Holden, T. Thurston, M. Cole, G. Sallinger, B. Richmond, E. Hoffman, B. Brown, C. Hamilton; ROW 3: J. Hazel, S. Thorney, L. England, R, Blumstein, L. O’Quinn, B. Eggart; ROW 4: C. Appleby, D. Bailey, C. Waghorne, D. Kelly, B. Simms. Debate Club The debate squad, sponsored by Miss Walker, has made a name for Broadmoor in Louisiana. The purpose of the debate squad is to provide training in thinking logically and swiftly, and in speaking well. Having won first place in the LSU city tournament, the squad has also participated in tournaments at La. Tech. USL, McNeese, LAOA district festival, and state rally. The debate squad is co-sponsored by Mrs. Cole. Secretary, Linda Boyd; Vice-President, Bill Eggart; President, Jim Hazel 183 Sponosred by Miss Walker, the Honor Masquers promote interest in drama and provide dramatic entertainment for the student body. The organization raised money for the production of the plays, Time Out For Ginger and If A Man Answers, through cake sales and car washes. Members of Honor Masquers also participate in state rally and festival plays. Treasurer: Reed Blurnstein; Secretary: Linda Boyd; Vice-President: Bill Eggart; President: Marie Lusk Honor Masquers ROW 1: K. I Ray, C. Hacke, D. Schuh, W. Wilkes; ROW 2: D. Stracener, R. Blurnstein, A. Reichle, M. Lusk, L. Boyd; ROW 3: B. Eggart, T. Burbank, J. Hazel, J. Stephens, D. Best. 184 B. Eggert, C. Hacke, L. Boyd, R. Blumstein, W. Washauer, D. Best, C. Paine, J. Stephens, J. Hazel, E. Hoffman Time Out for Ginger The cast receives its third curtain call. ----Eiien Hoffman Agnes Carol..........Linda Boyd Howard Carol - ------Jim Hazel Joan Carol-----------Cathy Paine Jeannie Carol------Carole Hacke Ginger Carol - - Wendye Washauer Eddie Davis ----- John Stephens Tommy Green -..........Dean Best Bob Wilson - -----Reid Blumstein Ed Hoffman.................Bill Eggert Time out for Ginger, the first thrcc-act play at Broadmoor, was hailed a great success by all who saw it. The comdcy concerned a father's radical speech which resulted in his daughter's attempt to join the boy's football team at school. Performed on January 29 and 31, 1966, Time out for Ginger was produced by the Speech Department under Miss Juanita Walker and directed by Miss Virginia Hill, student teacher from L.S.U. What a game! What a game!! 185 The Fuiure Teachers, sponsored by Mrs. Post and Mrs. Dyke, is an organization of students interested in a teaching profession. The club provides an opportunity for these students to acquire practical experience in classroom education skills. Activities of the club include provision of substitute teachers, assistance in grading papers, recognition of National Education Week, and organization of community fundraising projects. Parliamentarian, Carolyn Pokorny; Reporter, Melinda Whitlock; Treasurer, Rozy Glass; Secretary, Susan Anderson; Vice-President, Becky Nolen (missing); President, Joyce Herrell Future Teachers ROW 1; Mrs. Post, A. Anderson, J. Jones, P. Alexander, M. Cole, C. White, S. Holland, C. Venable, B. Douglas; ROW 2: P. Epps, B. Williams, C. Pokorny, M. Gisclard, L. Boyd, J. Cunard, P. Walker, J. Herrell; ROW 3: C. Felton, G. Sallinger, L. Rodrigue, P. Vargo, S. Neames, J. Mertzweiller, R. Glass, J. Cooper. L. Bourque; ROW 4: S. Messersmith, L. O’Ouinn, T. Patty, C. Barham, J. Cadwallader, R. Peterson, B. Brown, D. Badglcy, S. Dykes; ROW 5: B. Pethtcl, B. Nolen, D. Hoover, S. Anderson, K. Cutler, J. Flynn, G. Wook, P. Lueb, M. Whitlock, C. Marsh. 186 ROW 1: Miss O'Donovan, S. Anderson, C. Lyon, G. Morgan, G. Poche, Mrs. Loewen; ROW 2: A. Bourgeois, K. Robinson, K. Campbell, D. Rando, J. Ticac, D. Flanagan, T. Hirshey; ROW 3: J. Par me lee, M. Capron, M. Blankenship, K. Manning, D. Simon, L. Gomez, B. Findley, S. Wilson, K. Monch; ROW 4: T. Stringer, S. Spain, L. Tramel, R. Blowin, B. Ferracci, B. Partich, V. Carper, L. Fletcher. Commerce Majors Sponsored by Mrs. Loewen and Miss O’Donovan, the Commerce Majors strive to increase and promote interest in the various fields of commerce. The club provides its members with working experience and teaches them the fundamentals of business administration. The Commerce Majors of Broadmoor sponsor field trips to business firms and participate in civic activities. The club works with the Key Club in presentation of the annual talent show. HISTORIAN: Gayle Poche; REPORTER: Diane Flanagan; TREASURER: Diane Pertius; SECRETARY: Brenda Partrich; VICE-PRESIDENT: Marilyn Blankenship; PRESIDENT: Rita Blouin ROW 1: C. Leake, B. Lane, C. Chelette, M. Larson, N. Oliver, C. Abrahamsen, J. Herrell, N. Crank shaw, S. Hodge. M. Whitlock, S. Jones; ROW 2: Mrs. Lott, S. Mitchell. B. Pethel, L. Fox, J. Mertz-wcillcr, L. Killcbrcw, M. Schilling, C. O'Donovan. P. Landrum, J. Williams; ROW 3: D. Andrews, T. Saia, G. Poche, D. Rando, M. Neal, P. lx rio, C. Raub, R. Glass D. Badgley; ROW 4: S. Ray, L. Sanders, M. Nutt, N. Hewitt, K. Johnson, L. Randolph, K. Barnett, D. Dyer, M. Miller, J. Galey, N. Percy; ROW 5; S. McAndrew, S. Gremillion, D. Schneider, C. Pokorny, M. Gisclard, S. Hernandez, B. Nolen, J. Oliver, L. Schutzman, S. Pratt; ROW 6: D. Mulkey, C. Garrot, D. Anselmo, P. Vargo, M. Randolph, S. Peterson, S. Anderson, D. Hoover, B. Johnson, J. Schopflin, B. Foote; ROW 7: M. Boyles, G. May, S. Sheets. G. Brown, L. Bruce, D. Stovall, M. Bcckcr, K. Cutler, A. Barbee, T. Chancy, S. Mcssersmith, B. Williams Y-Teens Melinda Whitlock, Treasurer; Jo Ann Mertzweiller, Secretary; Diane Badgley, Vice-President; Beth Lane, President The purpose of Y-Teens is to build the fellowship of young ladies devoted to the task of developing those ideals of persons and social living to which they are committed by their faith as Christians. They grow as people in friendship wirh voters all over the world as they grow in knowledge and love of God. In October members served as models in a parish Y-Teen style show held at the Capitol House. A parish Y-Teen dance was the social event for November. In December the girls rang bells for the Volunteers of America and participated in the March for Muscular Dystrophy. Also in December the officers attended the leadership conference held at Camp Singing Waters. In February the club contributed to the CARE program. The annual banquet was held in April. 188 Our beaux: Carl Chelette and Carier Leake For active participation, win honorable mention at Leadership Banquet Beth Lane and Nan Percy eagerly await customers at the cake sale. ROW 1: J. Billings, G. Axtcll, G. Guy. J. Patty, P. Engles, M. Jones, D. Hatcher, D. Hayes, P. Bowers, R. Lane, C. St. Clair, K. Hurrelbrink, K. Lockwood; ROW 2: N. Wood, M. Bordelon, P. Simmons, S. Shackleton, M. Atkins, C. Jones, J. LaFleur, V. Hodge, L. Pruyn, K. Stoudenmire, C. Nutt, L. Fortenberry, M. Kirkland; ROW 3: S. Wilson, K. Biehl, J. Reynolds, C. Sweat, J. Nanney, S. Smith, L. Gisclard, G. Billings, A. Ax tell, L. Ser pas, W. Graham; ROW 4: S. Lewis, J. Kimble, P. Strickland, B. Switzer, S. Guerra, S. Robinson, S. Pearce, S. Ammon, M. Band, L. Addison, D. Buie, J. Jackson. L. Trebitz; ROW 5: C. Manning, N. Stephenson. C. Stone. L. Pennington, T. Cooley, M. Genius, P. Orillion, L. Cantey. D. Calbert, L. Alzner, J. Carter; ROW 6: W. Scott, A. Decotal, K. Thornton, E. Moore, M. Darden, J. Sledge, V. Goldsmith, M. Stinson, P. Eason, R. Miller, P. Vicknair; ROW 7: S. Stephens, R. Stubblefield, S. Hoffman, A. Torrance, P. Crankshaw, V. Lewis, J. Barner, K. Cannon, C. Owens, K. Henderson, A. Cook, L. Burbank 189 The Hi-Y creates, maintains, and extends good sportsmanship, clean speech and high moral standards throiKh-out the community and city. In carrying out their purpose, the boys took part in the Bon Marche Balloon Parade, rang bells for the Salvation Army, and helped in the March of Dimes campaign. They also participated in the Muscular Dystrophy drive, sponsored a booth in the Broadmoor Mutiny, and submitted a bill to state legislature during Youth in Legislature. ROW 1: C. E. Manasco, D. Mayeux, D. Bum, T. Stringer, D. Bowman, G. Roy, B. Sims, B. Phillips, S. Fowler, B. Tuttle, G. Cunningham, L. Airhart; ROW 2: B. Skoog, V. Tullos, L. Kenyon, D. Guarino, R. Price, D. Melilli, M. Duke, T. Lewis, B. Harbour, T. Burhans; ROW 3: J. Cowlishaw, B. Evans, T. Me Andrew, C. Leak, P. Reeves, G. Hazel, J. Snyder, M. Dollacker, A. Richard, D. Peek, J. Davis, ROW 4: B. Rhodes, L. Williams, L. Goodson, A. Stalmaker, P. Lindsay, B. Middleton, N. Reeves, D. Harlow, J. Gurley; ROW 5: J. Gregory, D. Holmes, G. Peck, J. Summerell, T. Maher, M. Bonds, E. Holden, C. Coxe, M. Hare Ison Chaplain, Kelson Reeves; Treasurer, Bill Tuttle; Secretary, Terry Burhans; V-P, Alan Richards; President David Peek. Hi - Y 190 The Louisiana Youth Safety Council has as its purpose the encouragement of safety in the school, in the home, and on the highways. The traffic committee is in the second year of traffic court, which was enacted to help the parking lot situation. Fire alarms arc arranged by the school safety committee to check the efficiency of the students exiting in case of actual fire. The climax of the year was the trip to the State Safety Council meeting in New Orleans, where all phases of safety were discussed. The Youth Safety Council is sponsored by Mr. Fowler, a drivers' education teacher at Broadmoor. L.Y.S.C D. Holmes, V-President Traffic Safety; L. Burbank, V-Presidcnt Home Safety; M. Kirkland, V-President School Safety; K. Cutler, Rep.-Historian; T. Burbank, Treasurer; D. Hoover, Secretary; D. Harmen, V-President; J. Gregory, President ROW 1: B. Crawford, M.- Becker, D. Harmen, D. Hoover, S. Sheets, S. Hodge, L. Sanders, M. Nutt, Mr. Fowler; ROW 2: J. Sumerall, M, Kirkland, L. Burbank, B. Lane, A. Marsh, L. Bruce, M. Whitlock, S. Peterson; ROW 3: J. Aillet, G. Peck, J. Jackson, D. Peek, E. Holden, J. Carter, L. Gomez, N. Oliver; ROW 4: M. Harrelson, T. Maher, D. Holmes, J. Gregor)-. T. Burbank, G. Strahan, C. Leak; ROW 5; K. Cutler, E. Holden, G. Brown, M. Bonds, A. C. Adams, C. Garrett, B. Pethtel 191 The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. The year begins with the initiation of new members and a coke party to become better acquainted with older members. The club's money-making projects include selling candy, ball point pens, ice cream, cup cakes and other items. Activities for the year include a visit to the family court, speakers at various meetings, participation in the benglc drive, attending district and state conventions, and taking part in the FHA style show. Service projects for the year include filling a Thanksgiving basket and having a Christmas party for the orphans. Special events of the year are the faculty tea and the Mother-Daughter banquet at the end of the year. Future Homemakers of America - a President, Ellen Holden; V.-P., Jan Bachcmin; Secretary, Anne Herd; Treasurer, Rena Evans; Rep.-Historian, Donna Pulley; Parliamentarian, Carol Porter; Songleader, Sandra Smiley ROW 1:Mrs.W. M. Hightower, S. Peterson, S. Kinchen, J. Sledge, S. Adams, A. Richards, B. Phillips, R. Larson, S. Blanchard, V. Berthelot, P. Harper, D. Croissant; ROW 2: E. Holden, J. Bachemin, C. Thompson, L. Fortenberry, J. Davis, M. Boudreaux, M. Font, M. Millie an, S. Pol, J. Golsan, S. Davis, S. De-vall; ROW 3: J. Smith, W. Gauthier, S. Spain, C. Porter, M. Hudson, A. Herd, D. Pulley, S. Smiley, K. Mixon, K. Bishop, R. Evans, D. Stovall; ROW 4: T. Saia, T. Monday, K. Bellows, M. Neal, B. Jackson, B. LaFleur, S. Taylor, D. Melancon, S. Pocorello, M. Thomas, S. Gomez, P. Williams; ROW 5: L. lra-mel, S. Wilson, N. Miller, C. Gebhart, R. Gill, L. Cantey, D. Pocorello, G. Cedatal, L. McAdoo, C. Chachere, B. Rhymes 192 F H A does many things Coke party for the new members FHA wins first place in the Homecoming decoration contest 193 Secretary: Bubba Sanchez; Vice-President: Sidney Wilkenson; President: Gary Strawliun. The B Club consists of all boys who have earned a letter in any of the varsity sports. Sponsored by the athletic coaches, the club encourages each boy to strive for high ideals in sportsmanship, character, and physical fitness. B Club ROW 1: Coach Stelly, T. Burbank, B. Phillips. S. Fowler, C. Leake, G. Roy, J. Thomas, C. Chelette; ROW 2; B. Skoog, L. Abot, C. Stovall, G. Strawhun. B. Sanchez, S. Wilkenson, T. Best, R. Price, A. Richards; ROW 3: M. Lord, K. Talbot, C. Blumstein; C. White, A. Adams, J. Cadwallader, B. Schmidt, D. Stracener; ROW 4: R. Smith, L. Sissons, K. Ward, P. Lindsey. F. Roberts. J. Sumcrall. 194 ROW 1 - Mrs. M. B. Kane, T. Patty, J. Williams, C. Kadi, T. Chaney, P. Vargo, S. Neames, L. Gomez ROW 2 - M. Whitlock, J. Jones, D. Hoover, D. Andrews, C. Pokorny, M. Randolph, J. Parmelee, C. Abrahamsen, S. Sheets, J. Mertzwciller ROW 3 - D. Schuh, J. Curtis, L. Cooper, K. Johnson, M. Larson, C. Thompson, D. Pertuis, S. Mitchell Physical Education Majors The purpose of the PEM Club is to provide the opportunity in teaching and leadership for those who might be interested in physical education as a career. By training girls to assist with class instruction and organization, they alleviate the problem of finding substitute teachers in the absence of the physical education teacher. The activities of the PEM Club include being teaching assistants, dressing room monitors, and demonstrators. The sponsors of the club are Mrs. Mildred Kane and Mrs. Pat Pope. Jr. President, Karen Bedell; Treasurer, Sandra Mitchell; Secretary, Carolyn Pokorny; V-P, Melanie Larson; President, Jocelyn Cooper 195 Historian, Debby Lynn; Treasurer, Jamie Curtis; Secretary, Sandra Mitchell; Vice-President, Jocelyn Cooper; President, Melinda Whitlock Under the guidance of Mrs. Kane, Mrs. Pope, and Mrs. Lott, the Girls' Athletic Association strives to stimulate interest in athletics for girls; to promote activities that shall develop leadership, fellowship, and group loyalty and to encourage physical fitness. The club sponsors G.A.A. Fun Night; Spook Night; Mutiny; G.A.A. Awards; and tournaments in tumbling, softball, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, horse shoes, and badminton. Girls ’ Athletic Association ROW 1: Mrs. Mildred Kane, Mrs. Pat Pope; ROW 2: J. Mertzweiller, S. Mitchell, M. Whitlock, M. Larson, J. Alliet; ROW 3: J. Morrissette, J. Curtis, P. Alexander, J. Jones, K. Johnson; ROW 4: D. Lynne, J. Cooper, D. Schuh. 196 All-Star tumbling team 5th period tumbling team All-Stars 197 1st Place - Jr. Division softball team All-Star volleyball team ROW 1: S. Hawthorne, M. Cole, J. Patty, J. Ticac, P. Engels; ROW 2: B. Brown, M. Nutt, M. Larson, K. Keller, A. Cook, D. Flanagan; ROW 3: N. Wood, A. Bourgeois, C. Mouch, D. Rathe, S. Smiley, J. Bennett, P. Hintenach; ROW 4: S. Champagne, D. Bourgeois, C. Leake, J. LeBlanc, S. Gomez, L. Ser-pas, J. Carter, K. Hurrclbrink, G. Rcay High School Red Cross 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, take a field trip to the school for the blind, and take part in many other worthwhile projects. The club is under the guidance of Mrs. Milner. 198 Left to right: Marileen Cole, Treasurer; Jonnice Patty, Secretary; Cathy Mouch, Vice-President; Annette Bourgeois, President Parliamentarian, Diane Flanagan; Reporter, Patty Brewster; Secretary, D'Anice Weeks; Treasurer, Beverly Yglesias; President, Peggy Varnado The purpose of the Future Nurses is to further interest and knowledge in nursing and related fields by contacting people already in the field of nursing. In carrying out this purpose, the club takes field trips to nursing schools and hospitals in the area, takes part in service projects, and has socials, films and speakers. The members complete at least four projects during the year. Future Nurses ROW 1: K. Zimmerman. J. Blouin, S. Spain, K. Campbell, C. Mouch, S. Champagne. P. Strickland, D. Evans; ROW 2: S. Blanchard, D. Flanagan, P. Varnado, P. Wallace, B. Yglesias, P. Brewster, D. Weeks, L, Evans; ROW 3: S. Smiley, J. Schopflin, F. Bunch, P. Lambeh, L. Fletcher, B. Hoffpauir, B. Baldwin, V. Evans 199 LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Giglio, L. Beale, J. Watson, M. Beckers, D. Veilleux, B. Nordiauer, T. Best, F. Genusa, Mr. Pennington Archery The Archery Club is a small group of archers practicing to further their skills in this field. The group held a deer hunt this year and a deer barbeque. The club also held competition among its members this spring for trophies and medals. The members prepared themselves for this competition by participation in the weekly Round-Robins. Mr. Pennington and President Bill Egg art prepare for the deer hunt. 200 The Art Club, sponsored by Mr. Sells, strives to enrich the art interests of Broadmoor students. One of the highlights of the year is participation in the window painting competition throughout the city. Activities for the year include special artistic contributions to the school, group experiences in art, individual accelerated art instruction for gifted students, decorations for the beauty pageant, and the Mardi Gras presentation. Secretary-Treasurer, Sandy Malcolm; Vice-President, Rita Wallace; President, Dca Schuh Art Club 201 ROW 1: D. Schuh, P. Strickland, J. Kimble, S. Malcolm; ROW 2: K. I.eRay, R. Alonzo, P. Lambert, S. Devall; ROW 3: R. Wallace, K. Bergstrum, D. Robinson, L. Williamson, T. Cooley. ROW 1; M. Dollacker, E. Davis. C. Venable. S. Holland, J. Friedmann. S. Neames, C. Mouch, S. Champagne, C. Robinson, Mrs. Wilson; ROW 2: E. Hoffman. P. Epps. L. Fox. K. Anderson, M. Man-son, S. Brumfield, J. Cooper, M. Schilling, J. Mcrtzweillcr, K. Bowers. L. Rodrigue; ROW 3: C. Hamilton, S. Dykes, S. Shackleton, G. Fish, P. Doggett, M. Cole. P. Walker, D. Schuh, I.. Foster, B. Brown, E. Miller; ROW 4: A. Elkins, R. Champagne, J. Jackson, J. Oliver, B. Johnson, S. Pratt, 1.. Schutzman, A. Hodges, J. Ticac, T. Hirsehey, C. Blumstein; ROW 5: G. Johnson, K. Cutler, B. Williams, C. Thompson, B. Douglas, S. Gremillion, D. Bergeron, B. Smith, M. Caldwell Los Espanoles Eugene Miller, Readiness Chairman; Marileen Cole, Social Chairman; Mary Manson, Reporter; Mike Caldwell, Treasurer; Patsy Walker, Secretary; Linda Rodrigue, Vice-President; Bonnie Brown, President Sponsored by Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Elder, 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 a fall initiation meeting, a trip to Monterrey, Mexico, various speakers, and a spring banquet honoring seniors. The club sponsored an International Christmas celebration at Broadmoor,” at which time all foreign language clubs exchange information concerning their adopted” countries. Los Espanoles is a member of the International Good Neighbor Council, which has programs of interest for Mexican and American youth, including an annual convention, held this year in Monterrey, Mexico. 202 Foreign language club members sample Spanish food at the International Christmas celebration. Spanish musicians entertain members at initiation. ROW 1: L. Pennington, J. Reynolds, K. Hurrelbrink, C. St. Clair, R. Killebrew, J. Billings, P. Crankshaw. D. Golden, L. Jarreau, J. LeBlanc, B. Breeden, G. Walker, B. Rhodes; ROW 2: K. Bichi, M. Atkins, C. Nutt, D. Ward, K. Bishop, B. Brignac, P. Eason, J. Devall, M. Wiedermann, P. Novacki, J. Simoneaux; ROW 3: M. Hudson, L. Summcrcll, C. Fanning, B. Bruton, E. Moore, B. Richmond, P. Vargo, S. Anderson, G. Billings, J, Nanney, J. Smith, S. Phillips, M. Arnold, S. Uffman; ROW 4: B. Switzer, C. Pope, M. Burn, S. Lewis, J. McDaniel, M. Dooley, D. Worsham, M. McKain, S. Hawthorne, J. Hazel, S. Cooper; ROW 5: M. Andrus, K. Amspoker, M. Dreher, V. Rip-pey, G. Barbee, F. Neumes, G Gardner, R. Rogue, M. Parker, S. Eggers, R. Scapa, J. Mackey; ROW 6; S. Barrett, P. Lewis, E. Douglas, S. Stephens, S. Pearce. B. Fortenberry, M. Palenich, K. Simmons, J. Lapham, D. England, G. Graham, B. Atkins, J. Pastorek 203 1'he purpose of Broadmoor's French Club is to further the student's interest in France, its language, and its culture. Sponsored by Miss Kirsch, the club has participated in varied activities such as Mutiny Day, International Christmas and a hootenanny. The agenda also includes a cultural night featuring French literature, music, French play, French movie, and an international speaker. Reporter: Joyce Herrcll; Treasurer: Dick Burtt; Secretary: Linda Hansen; Vice-President: Nancy Oliver; President: Shelby Hodge. Fleur de Lis ROW 1: N. Wood, J. Andrews, D. Schneider, B. Brignac, D. Dyer, Miss Kirsch; ROW 2: L. Bourque, G. Sallinger, C. Felton, S. Hermann, M. Miller, J. Galey; ROW 3: V. Goldsmith, C. Abrahamsen, N. Oliver. L. Hansen, S. Hodge, C. Crossley, K. Barnett; ROW 4: M. Addison, P. Whitlock, K. Stoudenmire. R. Glass, M. Whitlock, J. Herrell, Dick Burtt. 204 ROW 1: K. Zimmerman, J. Ginn, R. Acree, G. Dewitt, F. Bitner, S. I.owe, R. Freye, D. Mu 1 key, K. Thornton, L, Mulkey, J. Barner, K. Cannon, P. Champagne, K. Bourgeois; ROW 2: M. Cole, D. Cassens, C. Oglesby, A. Cook, D. Oliver, J. Smiley, M. Stinson, D. Calbert, B. Zimmerman, C. Boudreaux, J. Abadie, N. Champagne, C. Jones; ROW 3: B. Martin, S. Wilson, M. Bonds, L. Sinquefield, A. Brown, C. Hodge, S. Ammon, S. Pearce, L. Gisclard, C. Robinson; ROW 4: S. Devall, P. Bowers, C. Worthington, J. Marsette, B. Richmond, D. Lynn, J. Sledge. S. Regan. K. Crawford, L. Addison; ROW 5: J. Brett. S. Mcssersmith. P. Simmons, D. Lehr, P. Walker, P. Landrum, K. O’Donnell. In conjunction with the cultural aspirations of the French Club, French students visited Tulanc University in New Orleans. The members attended Freteau de Paris’ presentation of the play L' Announce Faite A Marie.” Prior to the trip, the students spent several weeks reading and discussing the play. 205 Members board the bus for New Orleans. Left to right: Reilly Stoneciphcr, Reporter-Historian; Lee Miller, Parliamentarian; Carolyn Pokorny, Treasurer; Susan Brumfield, Secretary; Becky Nolen, Vice-President; Richard Peterson, President The purpose of the Junior Classical League is to encourage interest in the study of Latin by developing student leadership through service activities. Activities included a traditional initiation, meetings featuring distinguished speakers, the entering of the Homecoming float competition, and participation in the International Christmas celebration. Roma ROW 1: J. Cadwallader, M. Nutt, S. Fowler, L. Sanders, S. Brumfield, C. Mouch, J. Andrews, B. Yglcsias, D. Weeks, Mrs. Haynes; ROW 2: C. Hacke, M. Genius, K. Smoot, B. Baldwin, M. Baldwin, B. Nolen. C. Pokorny, K. Hurrelbrink, D. Cantey, D. Campbell, M. Davis, R. Stubblefield; ROW 3: M. Walker, R. Brooks, M. Simpson, S. Dupey, T. Patty, C. Stewart, M. Bachemin, P. Landrum, P. Bieber, D. Andrews, C. Lemke; ROW 4: D. White, D. Hoppes, R. Hebert, C. Waghorne, J. Budden, B. Stanton, K. Laurie, F. Roberts, P. Doiron, R. Stonecipher, G. May; ROW 5: R. Spears, M. Clotiaus, M. Walder, J. Walker, L. Stewart, L. Miller, S. Genius, R. Peterson, A. Elkins. 206 Officers induct new members. An Active Club Mrs. Haynes and our guest, who spoke on the marriage customs of ancient Rome. 207 Togas are not the easiest things to put on. ROW lj L. Killebrew, A. Richards, K. Henderson, Mr. Morgan; ROW 2: N. Crankshaw, N. Wood, S. Smiley, S. Cross, A. Krueger, D. Badgley, M. Dearman, P. Smith; ROW 3: J. Fortner, R. Tulley, S. Buf-kin, R. Broussard, G. Brand, M. Luebe, J. Cowlishaw; ROW 4: B. Schmidt, M. Palcnik, M. Ncuficld, G. Stoll, D. Wilkinson, A. Lee Deutscher Verein The Deutscher Verein, sponsored by Mr. Morgan, furthers German culture, literature, art, and customs through the study of the German language. The club participated in the International Christmas party during the Yule season. A group trip was organized at the end of the year. 208 Historian, George Stoll; Treasurer, A. Krueger; Secretary, Susan Cross; Vice-President, Diane Badgley; President, Mitzi Dearman Office Aides SEATED--left to right: S. Champagne, M. Harclson. D. Rathe. ACROSS: R. Blumstein, J. Jones, C. Lyons, D. Harmon, G. Brand, C. Demors, J. Hoffpauir. D. Cantcy, E. Bishop, D. Crook, K. Mouch, P. Epps, P. Creoli, K. Manning. Guidance Aides ROW 1: L. Tramcl, P. Vicknair; ROW 2: D. Matherne, D. Pertuis, G. Axtell, T. Chaney; ROW 3: J. Wilklow, G. Cunningham, J. Cast, R. Blouin. Library Aides ROW 1: J. Cunard, C. Davis, B. Yglesias, D. Weeks, K. LeRay; ROW 2: R. Toilet, S. Pearce. K. Parker, C. Bowers, K. Robinson, M. Boyles, R. Killebrew, S. Gomez, C. Henderson; ROW 3: C. Coxe, P. Lindsay, B. Crawford, S Fowler, A. Anderson, G. Roy, C. Leak, C. White, F. Genusa; ROW 4: J. Spain, M. Harelson. 209 The Buccarettes, a spirit promoting organization sponsored by Mrs. Pope, has certainly set a fine example for the students at Broadmoor. They drill long hours after school to perfect their half-time shows and their pep rally presentations. Their leadership at pep rallies and games helps control our spirit. Girls must maintain an overall C academic average, receive recommendations from the faculty, and pass designated skill tests to become members. The members in turn must then maintain a C average to remain an active part of the group. Service activities for the year included ringing bells for the Volunteers of America in December and contributing to the CARE Program. To conclude the year, the group had a banquet to honor those members that had been outstanding in marching and in working for the school. After a year of diligent, dedicated work, the Buccarettes received formal recognition for their accomplishments when they were awarded honorable mention at the Key Club leadership banquet. JOANN MERTZWEILLER, CAPTAIN DIANE BADCELY. SKIPPER Buccarettes 210 SQUAD I: ROW 1: Susan Gremillion, Squad leader; Dolores Schneider, Assistant; ROW 2: Carolyn Singer, March Darden, Nancy Wax; ROW 3: Jan Galey, D’Juana Reid, Mary Lou Stinson, Diane Pertuis; ROW 4: Paula Parker, Brenda Fortenberry, Amy White Loyal Buccarettes travel to the Pine-ville game. SQUAD II: ROW 1: Karen Lester, Squad leader; Karen Parker, Assistant; ROW 2: Rita Miller, Elizabeth Moore; ROW 3: Pearl Landrum, Charlotte Owen, Jocelyn Cooper: ROW 4: Kathy Hurrelbrink, Debbie Lynn, Barbara Richmond, Carol Barham During second hour, the band and buccarettes practice for a weekly half-time show. 211 r Buccarettes serve as guides for PTO night The Key Club covered the bleachers for us each ball game. SQUAD 3: ROW 1; Beth Douglas, Squad Leader; Jean Cunard, Assistant; ROW 2; Susan Holland, Kay Thornton, Marlene Mire; ROW 3; Lunelle Bourque, Sharon Dykes, Cathy Venable; ROW 4: Nan Percy, Kate Stoudenmire 212 SQUAD 4: ROW 1: Susan Brumfield, Squad Leader; Gail Wood, Assistant; ROW 2: Diana Lehr, Cheryl Desselle; ROW 3: Jan Rockholk, Cathy O'Donnell, Terri Cooley; ROW 4: Celia Pope, Marsha Bachemin, Jackie Martin, Sharon Messer-smith The long trip home after a ball game . 213 Members of the Homecoming skit The Broadmoor High School Instrumental Department has had quite a successful and beneficial year. The marching band gained much attention during football season, being one of the largest groups in the state, with one hundred twenty-five pieces strong. The band then was divided during concert season into three bands, the best of which was the wind ensemble. Much individual talent throughout the band was noted when Broadmoor placed the largest number of representatives in die All Parish Band. Also to be mentioned, the increasingly popular stage band won first place in competition against bands from three other states. Much of the success of the bands can be accredited to the leadership of Mr. Lee Fortier, himself an accomplished musician. Band Drum Major, Barry Phillips; Director, Mr. Fortier; A1.L STATE BAND: Becky Mouser, Dorothy White. Joann Drum Major_ Danny Melilli Roberts, Linda Hansen, Bobby Harbour, Charles Francis, 2l4Charlie Spinosa, Charles Dupuy ft - r all parish band members ROW 1: B. Mouscr. D. White. L. Foster, J. Roberts, S. Hermann, L. Hansen, B. Harbour, C. Francis; ROW 2: J. Gagliano, C. Dupuy, C. Spinosa, B. Phillips, S. Purdin, S. Cooper, R. Spears, R. Ruiz; ROW 3: R. Larsen, B. Hatfield, D. Spears STAGE BAND (BELOW) ROW 1: G. Barnett, C. Hennigan, C. Dupuy, G. Johnson, R. McClanahan, B. Gagliano; ROW 2: S. Cooper, R. Spears, S. Purdin, R. Ruiz, C. Kricg; ROW 3; J. Gagliano, B. Harbour, R. Larson, D. Melilli, C. Spinosa, R. Arnold, D. Spears; Pianist, Linda Hansen 215 STAGE BAND LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Johnson, E. O'Neal, D. Barbour, B. Hansen, M. Jack, J. Abadie, J. Williams, S. Anderson Majorettes Led this year by Michele Jack, the majorettes, clad in red sequined costumes, have become a tradition at Broadmoor. The pep rallies and athletic events would not have been complete without their baton twirls, dance routines, and pretty smiles. The majorettes have given to the student body a bit of extra Buccaneer spirit. The eight girls, all members of the band, were selected by Mr. Fortier and Mr. William Swor, band director at L.S.U. The majorettes practiced often during the summer and are constantly creating new routines and working with the band. The students of Broadmoor are proud of the majorettes and are appreciative of the services these girls render the school. The diligent working and highly spirited majorettes have helped make the Buccaneer spirit what It is today. 216 MICHELE JACK, Head Majorette 217 ELAINE O’NEAL SHARON ANDERSON JANET A BA DIE L£l ROW 1: A. Bourgeois, P. Kyzar, D. Kleinpeter, D. Courtney, N. Strahan, D. Soileau, M. Gesn, D. Raub. B. Simon, N. Capron, L. Bright, S. Guarri, V. Wilson: ROW 2: P. Williams, C. Neal, M. Blankenship, J. Bclue, N. Crankshaw, C. Robinson, K. Mixon, P. Wells, K. Heaton, L. Milton, K. Menge, V. Head; ROW 3: P. Fuglaar, P. Orillion, M. Buckles, J. Futtrcll, M. Schwartz, L. Parrino, P. Kleinpeter, L. Pruyn, C. Allen, D. Chorus Under the direction of Mr. Jack Storey, the Chorus had a very eventful and successful year. Six members made the All-State Choir, and twenty-four made the All-Parish Choir this year. 218 Clayton, J. Windham, J. Williams; ROW 4; P. Wilson, S. Barrilleaux, K. Robinson, J. Powers, J. Gregory. G. Byrne, G. Barnett, B. Harris, B. Williams, S. Forbes, C. Stewart, B. Fortenberry; ROW 5: S. Harris, K. Bourgeois, D. Metz, R. Levantino, W. Adkins, F. Chandler, D. Head, R. Perry, E. Kochon, C. Neyland, S. Mes-sersmith, G. Brown, S. Sheets, The first major production of the choral department was the Christmas coniata, at which time the choir sang both religious and traditional music. Because of its excellence, the choir was asked to sing on several television programs. Instead of going to the state festival, the choir chose to make a four day trip to Arkansas. They left April 29 and returned on May 2. During this trip, the choir performed on the Little Rock television station and at the Little Rock Air Force Base. The choir also performed at the Plaski Heights Methodist Church. Prior to their leaving for Little Rock, the choir presented its spring concert to the entire student body. Music for graduation was also provided by the music department. B. Phillips alternates M.C. duties with C. Elliot The chorus now sings Here Comes Santa Claus — R. Perry 219 The commercial organizations of our society also play an important role in the students’ lives. Students not only find relaxation but also many of the essential products of education and efficient living from Baton Rouge businessmen. At the same time. Broadmoor students' patronage is an essential source of income to many of the local establishments. As these businesses contribute to our lives, so do they contribute to our yearbook . . . THE CLOTHES CLOSET, INC. VIKING DISTRIBUTORS INC. For Exquisite Clothing at a Reasonable Price 3134 Government Street DI 3-7846 Azrock Robbins Resilient Floor Tile 754 Madeline Ct. Baton Rouge, La BROADMOOR BARBER SHOP Broadmoor Shopping Center 222 924-9761 FARRIS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 9355 Florida Blvd. We Build the Best WAlnut 1-8116 CAMPANELLA’S FORMAL WEAR JAY’S BAR-B-QUE Correct Fittings Assured Beef - Pork - Ham Open 8A.M. to 10 P. M. Daily 1101 Convention DI 3-8752 421 5 Government 343-5082 223 Visit the Beautiful New GOUDCHAUX’S Easier Parking, Thriftier Shopping GREEN OAKS TEXACO 1500 Main Street 348-1132 10809 Florida Blvd. WA 1-1122 r ur rase neuaDie worK, nonsuit ASHY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Eunice, La. 224 I. H. RUBENSTEIN AND SON, INC. 9800 Florida Blvd. Broadmoor Shopping Center 926-5120 For Responsible Banking Service - Use CAPITAL BUILDING LOAN Main Office and Branch Banks Main Office 1701 Main 348-6621 BILL MAESER REALTOR For Luxurious Homes 8181 Airline Hwy. 921-8168 225 H. E. WIESE, INC. BORDEN’S DAIRY Industrial Contractors If It's Bordens, It's Got to be Good P.O. Box 2325 4743 Florida Blvd. Baton Rouge, La. 70821 DI 2-5246 VILLA DEL R For Top Quality Homes and Real Estate Business Contact KARL SNYDER - Realtor 8150 Florida Blvd. 226 92-43611 WALKER AND WALKER Builders, Realtors, and Insurors 2404 Madison Ave. Ph. EL 5-7772 RED OAKS SERVICENTER Road Service 10787 New Hammond Hwy. 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