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

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The Echo, which pre- miered in 1920, was the forerunner of the modern school paper, The Pan- ther. This picture shows the staff of 1938. Even in 1938, the Mother's Club provided services to students and faculty. A white suit was the proper attire for the 1934 gradu- ate. The Class of '34 included W. Leleune, Jr. , R. F. Durand. J. Theriot, A. LaSalle, F. Hebert fback rowj, J. C. Tilly, B. Moselle, D. Bayard, and W. L. Johnson.

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Crudely equipped compared to today's teams, eleven men made the football squad in 1931: Louis Berges, William Segura, Herbert LeCompte, Louis Ackal, Donald Hebert, Joseph Theriot, Ulysses Gajan Qbottomj Brother Andrew qcoachj, Leroy Derouen, Huey Landry, Willie Bourque, and Torn Derouen ftopy. 1928-1938. . . A Decade Of Growth This relic of the era is an old school bus which made many trips down dusty bayou roads.

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LEFT: Basketball flourished in the third decade as this picture of the 1940 team indicates. Players are P. Dolan, E. Gary, O. O'Brien, C. Louviere, G. Patout, J. Sandoz, and G. Patout. RIGHT: The Junior Band practiced for the part they played in the big school band. 1 i Typing became an important part of school curriculum, and students labored over Royals at wooden benches. f 5 ,