Catholic High School - Panther Yearbook (New Iberia, LA)

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National Honor Society Provides Service Service and leadership is the purpose of the National Honor Society. Its members must have superlative ability in leadership, scholarship and service to the school. Or- ganized last year with six charter members the N. H. S. has expanded its ranks to total 19, with six provisional members. The ex- pansion in size resulted in an increased im- portance and influence in the network of extracurricular activities. Spearheading the society's goal of a better Catholic High are Brother Justin, moderatorg Leo Landry, presidentg Robert Theriot, treasurerg Jerry Shea, vice-presidentg and Rafael Bedia, secretary 45392. 9.97 9' The society listens as Leo Landry discusses facets of the c1ub's undertakings during an activity period meeting. 4 Arm-a ' ,- - in X .1 new i 'wr 1 - V 3 .nr .vSj1.gf,,5' W X . -e g . ,, il?ig:,2ta:'3'?yf ,i -News ., Official members of the N. H. S. are: Jim Wattigny, Robert Ther- iot, Robert Landry, Larry Desonier, Paul Beyt, Chris DeRouen, Ger- ald Patout, Leo Landry, Chuck Delcambre, Pat Huckabay, Jerry Shea, Rafael Bedia, Mike Durand, Keith Sliman, Steven Shea, Bryan Gautreaux, Leon Mayer, Pat Landry, and Stephen Bullock. -ug Provisional members are: Mickey Ba ham, Gil Darcey, Forrest Schneider, Mitch Ackal, and Johnny lndest. NAYIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 4 3 Qi Vs if

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X-QB' ...nd Officers ofthe 1967-68 Student Council demonstrate their willingness to assist and lead by the amiability shown on their faces. They are, from left to right, Ieff Patout, secretary: Steve Bullock, vice-president: Dickie Haik, presidentg Irving Pratt, program manager: Rene Delahoussaye, treasurer: and Steve Shea: re- porter. 1967-68 Student Council Leads The Way Change is essential for progress. It was upon this basis that the 1967-68 student council campaigned and was elected as the Continued Change ticket. The record testifies to the fact that the continued change toward responsible, dynamic stu- dent government has indeed been carried on. Because goals achieved lay the foundation for goals yet to be realized, the future holds even greater promise for Catho- lic High. Johnny lndest, Rene Delahoussaye, and Steve Bullock discuss the wording of the new student council constitution which their committee drafted. ' f ffl 1,5 f ' 3'?'f A: - e: -H .r if j S if ,. 1 .E it ' Dickie I-Iaik, Student Council presi- dent, addresses the student body on extracurricular day, a council activ-

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' f ras-Q. . for I 96 7-68 Yearbook Commemorates . Numerous problems faced the yearbook staff at the beginning of this year. A special anniversary issue, expanded coverage, and a new format, all required the concerted effort of all staff members. Leo Landry, editor, and Mrs. Gervais Patout, moderator, led the staff and attended to details. Each section was organized by a senior and his sta ,g W- ning for a unified yearbook. 'ex Leo Landry and Mrs. Patout discuss a suitable format for the yearbook. HK XXX- The section editors formed the nucleus of yearbook organization. They are: Rafael Be- dia, Activities: Chris Derouen, Underclassmeng Bryan Gautreaux, Graduation: Michael Durand, Writerg Steve Bullock, Organizationsg Lawrence Desonier, Faculty: Andre Lar- roque, Dedicationg Michael DeClouet, Seniors. ff, working autonomously of other sections, yet plan-