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

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The Interact Club and other school service organizations meet with Brother Justin in the library to discuss joint school projects. The Interact Club served with these other clubs in preparing for assemblies and various pro- grams throughout the year. Interact Club Formed A new youth service club was initiated at Catholic High this year. In association with the New Iberia Rotary Club, the new organization, the Interact Club was chartered. The purpose of the club is to render service to the school and commun- ity. One of the club 's first projects was the painting of tables in the chemistry lab. In addition, the club helped at different school functions in various capacities. 44' we X 1 , , CHARTER MEMBERS OF THE CATHOLIC HIGH INTERACT CLUB AND ORGANIZERS ARE: fsittingj Joey Zagat, Wiltz Toups, Johnny Indest, Jeff Patout, charter presidentg Pat Huckaby, Rene Delahoussaye. Standing are Rotary advisor Jacob Landry Jr. , New Iberia High Interact president Gerald Louviere, Ber- nard Trappey, John Musso, Dwyer Broussard, Robert Woodburn. David Crochet, Dean Wattigny. and Pat Killen. II7

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.tal L'-. .ye . SHOW ME A MAN WHO CAN SPEAK IN PUBLIC . . . AND I'LL SHOW YOU A LEADER. Bishop Warren Boudreaux Leo Landry and Stephen Bullock, graduating seniors, proudly display the trophies they have helped to win over the past three years of forensic activity. In- cluded in the thirteen trophies are first place in state, sweepstakes at Catholic, St. Charles, Northeastern, and Rallies, and first places at NCFL qualifying and Catholic Diocesan. Parents of the debaters enjoy the food and one another's company at the speech banquet. Many parents who were 3 introduced to each other during last year's work for the speech barbecue enjoyed the banquet as a reunion of old friends. ' Members of the debate team and their parents enjoy the banquet given in their honor by Bishop Boudreaux. The annual affair, held this year at the French House Restaurant. was presided over by Steve Bullock, pres- ident, and Bro. Larry, moderator. Gardiner Garrison, Jaques Cousin, Lambert Laperouse, and Mickey Baham exhibit the trophy they won in junior division of the NCFL qualifying tournament.

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Speech Team Garners Honors Oratory, externporaneous speaking, declamation, interpretative reading . . . these and others like them called individual events are the concern of the members of the Catholic High speech team. By participation in extra events, the student not only brings honor on him- self and his school, but also becomes a better speaker. a better debater . . . and a better man. As in past years, CHS fared extremely well in her competition with other schools in this forensic area as attested by these records . . . JEFF PATOUT Oratory Loyola - 3rd District - 1st NCFL Qualifying - lst Champions - Superior NCFL - Semi-finals Extemporaneous speaking Catholic - 2nd Loyola - Siperior Champions - Superior STEPHEN BULLOCK Extemporaneous speaking LEO LANDRY DiSI1'iCI ' 3l.'d Qfatofy Loyola Participant Loygla - Superior Ime1'PfefafiVe reading Oratorical Declamation - USL Speech - Superior NCFL Qualifying - 2nd Champions - Semi-finals NCFL Participant