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

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The blast of the Senior's bugle starts the action for ap- prehensive Freshmen. 'U Purse, dress, necklace, and stockings can mean a tea or a Freshman initiation. Encouraged by their inborn initiative, slaves always re- turn to their natural places - at the feet of their masters. Q . Z ,qs--K If av 72 Freshman Initiation S tirs Mixed Emotions Z 4 115 QR fi f 4' as , y 2354 mf' S1534 I A Freshman gourmet finds a wide var- iety of initiation treats: onions, eggs lemons, toothpaste, etc.. Seniors, with the help of Freshmen, reminisce on their own initiation. X ,Q si, fl

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Homecoming Activities . . ' Y The blazing effigy of a Rayne Wolf begins Homecoming ' ' .fl QZQQ activities. Spirit rises as the parade leaves C. H. S. and proceeds down the streets of New Iberia. ff ff!!! fl f ,,f ' 1 V .1 1 A , , , pf dsx' gag Q 'Eli g , A 'Y-1, Ev, - W: M ' 5 ' fjafn- 2:1 'T A5 Qsairw , , I ,gk.fg,,:s,.f 'A 'L - ' my 4,5Px':' 5 . ,Q . a - ' XJ' N. x ' .a , I ' ., Sophomores string the tradi- tional red-and-white crepe paper. Dicky Haik and Queen Sandy Chambers pre- R0bbie BOUIQUG. H fi1'SI'gfHd6r. side at the Homecoming Dance. entertains royalty at the dance. A 33-'7 Homecoming victory! It's a great dance, but a mid-way break is welcomed by Juniors and their dates. -, 7I

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