Delcambre High School - Le Delcambre Yearbook (Delcambre, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1974 volume:

Published by The Annual Staff Delcambre High School U773. r o Delcambre Louisiana Le Delcambre Staff — 1 974 EDITOR Catherine Landry CO-EDITORS Jill Cashen Theresa Suire JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Mary Nell Meaux Cindy LeBlanc Ellen Leleux (Everett Romero) SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Andrea LeBlanc David Meaux Josie Derouen FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Angela Harrington Dwight Meaux Pam Dore ELEMENTARY REPRESENTATIVES 2 Matt Chatagnier Advisor’s Message ------------------------- TEAMWORK = SUCCESS Through the combined efforts of the administrative staff, the faculty, and student body the Year- book Staff and I are able, once again, to present to the Delcambre community a memorable picture of the 1973-74 school year here at Delcambre High. However as staff advisor, I must acknowledge and give long deserved credit to the man who is always behind the scene. Without this man's constant co-operation, understanding, and inspiration we, the staff and I, could not hope to achieve our yearly aims and goals. Thank you,, Mr. Pershing Cashen, dear leader and co-worker for your counsel and patience during our many indecisive hours. To Catherine Landry, editor, congratulations for a most successful annual. She has on many occa- sions put aside her personal plans to carry out her responsibilities as yearbook editor. Her advice, co-operation, and efforts cannot be overstated. My sincere gratitude to a wonderful person and her staff for creating such a wonderful accomplishment. To our Advertisers, the ''backbone'' of this work, a million thanks. Without your encouragement and support, we would never have progressed throughout the years. Our annual has always existed and will continue to exist through your generosity. I, along with the whole school community, ask for your continued support. In return, we will always present an annual that, you, our parents and sponsors, can well be proud of. Thank you, everyone, for letting me play a small pan in this most rewarding undenaking. Delma Meaux Jr. Yearbook Advisor 3 Coach Donald Dunbar and Family Coach Donald Dunbar was bom in Port Bane on January 5, 1937. After leaving Port Bane High School, he attended the following universities: Southwest Mississippi Junior College, University of Kentucky, University of West Virginia, and University of Southwestern Louisiana, where he obtained his Master's Degree. His teaching assignments have included positions at St. Martinville High, Pon Bane High, Lafay- ette High and Delcambre High School. During these years he has recorded the following achievements: YEARS PLACE SPORT ACHIEVEMENTS 1960 St. Martinville Track District Champs 1961 St. Martinville Track Parish-District Champs 1964 Pon Bane Football District Champs Girls' Basketball Overall Record 61-24 District Playoff 1962-63 1968 Delcambre Football Outstanding Coach Award Track District and Regional Champs (4th in state) 1969 Lafayette Track Cross Country-State Champs 1970 Delcambre Track Cross Country-State Champs Track Parish-District-Regional Champs 1970-74 Delcambre Football Overall Record 26-11-3 1971-73 Delcambre Track District Regional Champs State Runner-Up He also is responsible for reorganizing the Girls' Athletic program at Delcambre High to include competition in volleyball, track and basketball. It is no wonder with such an impressive record that we chose Coach Donald Dunbar OUR MAN OF THE YEAR. He is truly worthy of the highest praise we, in our limited way, can offer him - the 1974 Yearbook dedication. 4 The Staff Dedication 1 974 DONALD DUNBAR The real difference between men is energy. A strong will, a settled purpose, an invincible determination, can accomplish almost anything; and in this lies the distinction between great men and little men. -Fuller. 5 ADMINISTRATION Pershing J. Cashen Principal - Delcambre High Wiih children we must mix gentleness with firmness. - They must not always have their way, but they must not always be thwarted. - If we never have headaches through rebuking them, we shall have plenty of heartaches when they grow up. - Be obeyed at all costs; for if you yield up your authority once, you will hardly get it again. - Spurgeon. Though our principal didn't say the exact words mentioned above, we believe, however, that the message touches deep into his personal philosophy concerning dicipline. 8 The Staff Profile of a Principal Lloyd Bose man Student Body Lois LeBlanc Mary Dunbar Donald Saunier Dahrie Koenig 9 DAVE FREDERICK Assistant Principal MARY LYNN SAUNIER Guidance Counselor MARY DUNBAR Secretary LORETTA LANDRY Secretary How do we pay tribute to such fine personalities as these? There are no words to express our gratitude for their unselfish under- taking on our behalf. We can only hope that our future will merit their confidence in us. A Million thanks to all of you for your constant understanding, patience, and guidance. The Staff DONALD DUNBAR JOEL BELANGER D'ELLA FOREMAN Athletic Director Band Director Librarian Head Football Coach 10 GLORIA WIGGINS Home Economics DOUGLAS MIGUEZ Social Studies Coach Senior Sponsor DAHRIE KOENIG Phy. Educ. Coach Junior Sponsor DELMA MEAUX JR. Social Studies Senior Sponsor DIANE SEGURA English - French Junior Sponsor EVA NIXON English Sophomore Sponsor DIANE FREEMAN Librarian - Speech Senior Sponsor WILLIAM McKEAN Physics - Chemistry Junior Sponsor BARBARA LAVIOLETTE Social Studies Sophomore Sponsor 11 JOE CHAPMAN Industrial Arts Freshman Sponsor RUTH CHATAGNER Home Economics Eighth (Homeroom) LOIS LeBLANC Typing Shorthand Bookkeeping Sophomore Sponsor LLOYD BOSEMAN Sciences - Lab. Eighth (Homeroom) BILL DUPLECHAIN English - Phy. Ed. Seventh (Homeroom) PAT CAMPBELL Mathematics Seventh (Homeroom) DONALD SAUNIER Ind. Arts. Math. Eighth (Homeroom) BARBARA CHAPMAN Mathematics Freshman Sponsor DOROTHY DORE English Freshman Sponsor 12 JACQUELINE FRANCIS Science - Biology Seventh (Homeroom) JESSIE HILL English - Reading Sixth (Homeroom) JANE PENROD English - Reading Fifth (Homeroom) PENNY WALKER Social Studies Science - Math. Sixth (Homeroom) YVONNE CAMPBELL English - Reading Fifth (Homeroom) BARBARA PIERRE Social Studies Typing Sixth (Homeroom) JOYCE DOUGLAS Mathematics Fifth (Homeroom) FANNIE SMALL USSAY PELLER1N Fourth Fourth THERESA PELTIER Fourth ANNA MENDOZA Third PHELMA SLAUGHTER Third 14 RUBY CASHEN Second LOU LeBLANC First KAREN LeBLANC First EDWINA TURNER First MARY LYNN BARRAS Kindergarten DIANE MOSS Remedial Reading NONA ROBICHEAUX Remedial Reading EMMA BOREL French Specialist ALDORA DERCHEN French DANIEL BRESSARD BETSY VIATOR JANET THIBODEAUX French Teacher's Aide Teacher’s Aide CONNIE LEBLANC Teacher's Aide JANICE DORE Social Studies We wish to express our sincere appreciation to the cafeteria workers, custodians and bus drivers. Without their devotion to duty and tolerance towards us our school plant would be noticeably affected. The Staff CAFETERIA Noemie Dore Gloria Derouen Lelia Dore Vera Jackson Janelle Landry Earline LeBlanc Lou Ella LeBlanc Betty Poirrier Anna Sonnier JANITORS Jed Sonnier Curley Sonnier Jules Sonnier Annie Lee Sonnier Mrs. Bellus Comeaux Xavier Viator BUS DRIVERS Fred Aucoin L. E. Delcambre Kenwood LeBlanc Issac Migues Wilton Saunier Ryan Trahan Mrs. Janice Dore replaced Mr. Meaux on February 1. 1974 due to his request for an early retirement after 25 years of active service: nineteen of which was in the Delcambre Community. 16 The Staff Delcambre Panthers 1973-74 Paul Theriot, Wendel Verret, Will Baudoin, Daune Hoffpauir, David Dunbar, Carl Delcambre, Johnny Brous- sard, Rory Delcambre, Kevin Dooley, Ryan Dunbar. Keith Landry, Bryant Chapman, Chad Simon, Robert Romero, Dean Duhon, Bill Derise, Edrick LeBlanc, Tony Segura, Louis Derise, Craig Sherman. Coach Douglas Migues, Coach Donald Saunier, Murry Undry, Roddy Undry, Trev Renard, Randal Mandoza, J. P. Dunbar, Don Dunbar, Eric Thibodeaux, Matt LeBlanc, Ricky UBlanc, Coach Bill Duplechain, Coach Donald Dunbar. Eddie Toups, Todd LeBlanc, Johnny Migues, Randall Falgout, Kirk Uviolette, Carl LeBlanc, Mike Renard, Jeff UBlanc, Benny Thibodeaux, Daniel Ronsonet, Mark Harrington. Paul Falgout, Mickey Mayard. Kerry Duhon, Tim Thibodeaux, Duke Undry. 1973 DELCAMBRE HIGH PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Aug. 30 Sept. 6 Panthers” New Iberia B Sept. 14 Erath We will endeavor to do out best and with your continued Sept. 21 Church Point support we should give a satisfactory account of ourselves. Sept. 28 « Plaisance Our best wishes to our boys for a successful season and Oct. 5« teurllngs one free from injuries. Oct. 12 « Hanson To all the student body that supports us and to our band Oct 19 « Sacred Heart which contributes to our overall program, we extend our Oct. 26« Vermlflon Catholic best wishes. Nov. 2 x Loreauvllle (Homecoming) Nov. 9 Fatima PERSHING CASHEN, Home Garres Principal «District Games S3 18 Delcambre defeats New Iberia B team Delcambre High School won its season opener with a 12-0 victory over the New Iberia High ‘B’ team Thursday night on the Panthers’ home field. Delcambre scored its first touchdown of the season in the second quarter when senior quarterback Benny Thibodeaux pass 20 yards to split end Jeff LeBlanc for a touchdown. The PAT attempt was blocked, giving the Panthers a 6-0 advantage. A three-yard run by senior halfback Don Dunbar capped a 40- yard touchdown drive in the third quarter. Delcambre elected to run the ball for the PAT but the play failed, making the final score 12-0. Leading rusher for the Panthers was Don Dunbar, with 61 yards; Todd LeBlanc picked up 41 yards running and Murray Landry had a total of 31 yards on the ground. Delcambre had a total of 156 rushing yards, and limited the ‘B’ Yellow Jackets to 72 yards. Craig Boutte was the rushing leader for New Iberia with 45 yards. Thibodeaux was two for six passing for a total of 23 yards. New Iberia was shut out in the passing department, attempting only two passes and having both intercepted. Defensively for Delcambre, Roddy Landry was the leading tackier with nine, followed by Johnny Migues with 7; Randal Falgout and Todd LeBoanc each had a fumble recovery for Delcambre. “Our defense looked fair,” said Delcambre head coach Don Dunbar, “and our offense has a long way to go — fumbles and missed assignments.” Next Friday the Panthers take on Erath High School in Erath, in a contest set for 7:30 p.m. at Erath Stadium. SCORE BY QUARTERS Delcambre 0 6 6 0—12 N.l. 'B' Team 0 0 0 0—0 YARDSTICK First Downs DHS 9 N.I.'B' 4 By rushing 0 0 By passing 0 0 By penalty 0 0 Rushing yards gained 156 72 Passes attempted 6 2 Passes completed 2 0 Passes intercepted 0 2 Passing yardage 23 0 Fumbles 5 3 Fumbles lost 3 2 Penalties-yards 50 50 Net rushing and passing 179 72 Punts 3 1 27.5 Punting Average 40.6 19 Delcambre routs Erath 21-0 on sloppy field ERATH — In a tense atmosphere, reminiscent of the rivalry present in an LSU-Ole Miss encounter, Delcambre scored three touchdowns to roust Coach P. M. Trahan’s Erath Bobcats 21-0. After the game, Coach Trahan said simply, “Delcambre is a good team and they played a good game.” Players on both sides had to adjust their games in order to contend with the mushy, muddy state of the field Friday night in Erath. Coach Don Dunbar’s Delcambre High School Panthers made their initial move in scoring during the third quarter. Don Dunbar Jr. took the ball over from four yards out on a pitch out. Immediately following, Todd LeBlanc made good his attempt at an extra point kick to make the score 7-0, Panthers’ favor. With the Bobcats in possession of the ball on their own 15, Delcambre intercepted a pass and brought it in for a touchdown. At this point, Duke Landry successfully faked a kicking attempt and proceeded to run the ball in for a two point conversion bringing the score to 15- 0, Delcambre still on top. The third and final TD of the evening was accomplished by Todd LeBlanc who dived over the middle from three yards out. The extra point failed but the last tallies were on the board. The score stood 21-0, Delcambre the winner. However, the game was not completely one-sided. At one point, Erath threatened with a field goal attempt at the Panther 35 but failed. The Bobcats took Panthers on the move . . . DON DUNBAR Head Coach advantage of the Panthers twice by recovering two of their fumbles. This second win of the season keeps the Delcambre record immaculate as they are coming off on a win last week over the New Iberia Senior High ’B’ Squad. Next week, the Panthers will be playing against Church Point in Delcambre. Their district 9-A competition does not begin until the 28 of September when they will host Plaisance. Erath, who stands 0-1-1 in the season thus far, will travel to Gueydan next week to take on the Bears. District 6-AA competition will not begin for the Bobcats until October 12 when they journey to Holy Rosary of Lafayette. Assistant Coaches: Bill Duplechain Donald Saunier Douglas Migues SCORE BY QUARTERS Erath o 0 0 0— 0 Delcambre o 0 7 14—21 YARDSTICK EHS DHS First Downs 4 9 By rushing 3 7 By passing By penalty 1 2 Rushing yards gained 46 236 Passes attempted 3 2 Passes completed o 1 Passes intercepted 0 2 Passing yardage 0 25 Fumbles ] 7 Fumbles lost A 5 Penalties-yards 7 « 5 45 Net rushing and passing 46 236 Punts o Punting Average 28 4 35 20 LeBlanc, alert defense propel Delcambre to win DELCAMBRE — The Delcambre Panthers used the running of Todd LeBlanc ,and alert defensive play, recovering four of its opponent’s fumbles, to take a 12- 8 victory over Church Point High School Friday night here. The Panthers scored first in the contest when Quarterback Benny Thibodeaux lofted a 25-yard pass to Jeff LeBlanc with 10:25 left in the first half. The six-play drive covered 39 yards. The kick for the point after failed. The Delcambre defense turned the ball over to the offense in the fourth quarter when Kirk Laviolette recovered a Church Point fumble at the visitors’ eight yard line. Three plays later Duke Landry scored from one yard out. The kick for the PAT failed. Church Point scored its only TD in the final quarter following Delcambre’s touchdown when it put together a 70-yard drive in thirteen plays. Quarterback Blair Guidrv completed a ten-yard pass to Larry Charlotte for the touchdown. A pass attempt for the PAT fell complete to put the final score at 12-8 Fullback Todd LeBlanc was the leading rusher for the Panthers with 75 yards in 12 carries, and with 37 yards in 14 carries Landry and Laviolette were the defensive leaders for Delcambre; Landry intercepted three Church Point passes and Laviolette intercepted one pass and recovered one fumble. Next week the Panthers will be at. home to entertain Plaisance High in a District 9-A contest. SCORE BY QUARTERS Delcambre 0 6 0 6-12 Church Point 0 0 0 8—8 YARDSTICK DHS CPHS Firs Downs 8 12 By rushing 0 0 By passing 0 0 By penalty 0 0 Rushing yards gained 173 85 Passes attempted 4 29 Passes completed 3 10 Passes intercepted 4 0 Passing yardage 36 87 Fumbles 3 2 Fumbles lost 2 i Penalties yards 9 85 450 Net rushing and passing 209 172 Punts 8 7 Punting Average 38.6 30.1 © A A 21 BACKS Will Baudoin Benny Thibodeaux J. P. Dunbar Wendel Verret BACKS Edrick LeBlanc Tony Segura Paul Theriot Todd LeBlanc Tim Thibodeaux ALMA-MATER Near the banks of Bayou Carlin Centered in our town, Stands our noble Alma-Mater Proudlv she looks down. CHORUS Sing her praises, lift her chorus Shout it to the sky. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater Hail to Delcambre High. Memories of old Delcambre High School, Always will be 'rue. There our noble Alma-Mater Proudly stands in view. CHORUS How we love thee in our memory Till the day we die, Hail to thee, our Alma-Mater Hail to Delcambre H'gh. Delcambre scores in 4th quarter to win DELCAMBRE — Delcambre won a District 9-A contest Thursday night, narrowly beating a fired up Plaisance High team, 6- 0, in the first district game for both teams. An interception by Duke Landry late in the fourth quarter set up the lone Delcambre touchdown; Landry latched onto a stray Indian pass at the Plaisance 30 yard line and returned it to the 25. Seven plays later Halfback Don Dunbar scored on a three-yard run, with 1:46 remaining in the game. The PAT attempt failed. Landry also was the leading rusher for the Panthers, racking up 74 yards on 12 carries, and Larry Pickney was the leading runner for Plaisance with a meager 14 yards in 12 carries. Don Dunbar’s Panthers try to stretch their win streak to 5-0 next week against Teurlings in Lafayette. SCORE BY QUARTERS Delcambbre 0 0 0 6—6 Plaisance 0 0 YARDSTICK DHS 0 0—0 PHS First Downs 8 5 By rushing . — — By passing . — By penalty . — Rushing yards gained... - 155 15 Passes attempted 7 16 Passes completed 2 7 Passes intercepted 1 2 Passing yardage 26 91 Fumbles 4 1 Fumbles lost 2 1 Penalties-yards 75 97 Net rushing and passing 181 106 Punts 5 7 Punting Average 33.2 24.8 22 Delcambre stretches streak to five with win over Rebs LAFAYETTE — The Delcambre High football machine continued to ramble along undefeated by its 21-6 victory over Teurlings High in a District 9-A game here Thursday night, with a large following of Delcambre fans in attendance for the contest. The Panthers struck for touchdowns in the first, third and fourth quarters and held the Rebels to but one score late in the fourth quarter to win the contest. YARDSTICK TH First Downs ......... By rushing........... 7 By passing........... — By penalty........... — Rushing yards gained Passes attempted...... 19 Delcambre scored its first Passes completed a touchdown in the first quarter Passes intercepted .... 2 when Landry picked his way off Passing yardage... 100 left tackle and into the endzone lost from 8 yards out for a score, with p£names.yards 5 25 4:28 left to play in the period. The Net rushing and passing n2 play completed a 43 yard drive in Punts.................. 4 nine plays. Todd LeBlanc’s kick for Punting Average....28.7 the PAT was good. Middle Guard Eddie Toups set up the Panthers’ next score when he burst through the line to block a Teurlings punt at the Rebel 26 yard line. Quarterback Benny Thibodeaux passed to Don Dunbar, who had run a simple out pattern in the left flat, and the Delcambre halfback cut upfield and sprinted into the endzone from 12 yards out. LeBlanc added the PAT to make the score 14-0, Delcambre. Unable to generate a sustained drive on the ground, Teurlings went to its passing game, and it paid off once — a 40-yard touchdown pass from Quarterback Jeff Breaux to Barry Aucoin in the fourth quarter. Aucoin raced downfield on a straight fly pattern and outraced the Delcambre defenders to the endzone. The attempt for a two-point conversion failed. The Delcambre ground game did the most substantial damage to the Teurlings defense, as Panther backs rambled for 186 yards, led by Duke Landry (18 carries for 100 yards and two touchdowns) and J. P. Dunbar (six carries for 38 CENTERS Bryant Chapman Paul Falgout Ricky LeBlanc Delcambre scored its final touchdown of the game when Landry broke free through the middle and raced into the endzone from 22 yards out with 1:21 left in the game. LeBlanc kicked his third PAT of the night. The win gave the Panthers a 5-0 overall record and a 2-0 record in district. Delcambre will be at home next week to host Hanson Memorial High in another District 9-A game. SCORE BY QUARTERS Teurlings 0 0 0 6— 6 Delcambre 7 0 7 7—21 OHS 186 5 1 0 15 0 0 8 90 201 6 35.3 23 Welcome, Alumni 1933-1943-1953-1963 We welcome you, dear graduates of yesterday. to our campus with open arms. Please walk among us and renew pleasant memories of youthful pranks, favorite teachers, and romantic crushes which van- ished away all too quickly as you entered adult life. For a little while please join us as today's youth and help us celebrate this wonderful Homecoming Day. The Staff 1933 Emmick LeBlanc Bernice (Chastant) Segura Rose (Landry) Rogers Theo W. Perrin Vema (Delcambre) Dubois Lucille (Delcambre) Stoutes Juliette (LeBlanc) Broussard Burney Broussard 24 1943 Josephine (Derise) Miguez Lucy (Landry) Breaux Lou Ella (Delcambre) Bourque Eunice (Viator) LaSalle Gloria Mendoza 1953 Peggy (Hymel) Vice Mattie (Saunier) Babin Shirley (Laviolette) Landry Shirley (Hebert) Derise Gladys (Renard) Bougois Allen Mendoza John Saunier Jerry Viator 1963 Annette (Chatagnier) Theriot Gail (Sonnier) Landry Brenda (Renard) Migues Claudette (Vice) Freeman Terry Schexnayder Steven Freeman Lynn LeBlanc Nathan Falgout Ira Rodrigue David Pitre Thomas Mire Rufus Romero Gerald Duhon Dave Falgout Michael Saunier Pat Saunier Joey Cashen Dale Dooley Patrick Nunez 25 Delcambre runs streak to 6-0, faces showdown DELCAMBRE — Delcambre High ran its winning streak to six games, continued undefeated in district play and set up a classic showdown with Sacred Heart all in one swipe with its 20-8 victory over Hanson High in a District 9-A game here Friday night. Coach Don Dunbar’s Panthers scored twice in the first period and once in the last while holding the Tigers from Franklin to but one sdore in the second quarter, to win the decision. Leading the Delcambre offensive attack was Tailback Don Dunbar, Jr., who picked up 93 yards in 20 carries. Fullback Todd LeBlanc also had a good night for the Panthers with 75 yards in 17 carries. For Hanson brilliant Tony Cain had 88 yards rushing in 17 attempts and Fullback Brian Bolner had 32 yards on 10 tries. Delcambre drove 53 yards in 11 plays for its first touchdown, with LeBlanc plunging over from two yards out with 6:57 left in the period. LeBlanc also kicked the extra point to make it 7-0. Then with 40 seconds remaining in the quarter, Delcambre scored again on a one-yard plunge by Dunbar, capping a 53 yard drive in nine plays. LeBlanc missed the extra point attempt. Hanson got on the scoreboard in the second quarter when it moved 80 yards in 12 plays for a score with 7:59 left in the half. Quarterback Sonny Charpentier completed a nine-yard pass to Mim Ibert. The try for the two point conversion was good, a pass from Charpentier to Kirk Pontiff. Following a bad Hanson punt that gave Delcambre the ball on the Hanson 25, the Panthers drove the 25 yards in 5 plays for its final score of ’the game. Quarterback Benny Thibodeaux scored on a sneak from one yard out, and LeBlanc’s extra point made the final 20-8. Delcambre is now 6-0 overall and 3-0 in district play and Hanson is 3- 2-1 and 1-2. Next week Delcambre is at home again to play No. 1 ranked Sacred Heart of Ville Platte in a District 9- A game and Hanson and Fatima High another district contest in Franklin, SCORE BY QUARTERS Delcambre 13 0 0 7—20 Hanson 0 8 0 0— 8 YARDSTICK DHS HHS First Downs 12 12 By rushing 10 7 By passing 1 5 By penalty 1 0 Rushing yards gained 229 no Passes attempted 4 19 Passes completed t 7 Passes intercepted 2 1 Passing yardage 23 84 Fumbles 1 2 Fumbles lost 0 1 Penalties yards 2 10 17 Net rushing and passing 242 194 Punts 5 4 Punting Average 34 5 27.5 BACKS: Duane Hoffpouir. Johnny Broussard, Rory Delcambre, Carl Delcambre, Randal Mendoza, Don Dunbar, Duke Landry, Chad Simon, Murry Landry, Eric Thibodeaux 26 Sacred Heart stampedes Delcambre DELCAMBRE — Delcambre High saw its hopes for an upset disappear under a stampede as Sacred Heart of Ville Platte romped to a 41-0 win in a District 9- A battle here Friday night. Tailback Biff David lived ud to his pre-game billing by scoring four touchdowns, one a 92-yard kickoff return, in the contest. The visiting team scored its first touchdown when David plunged two yards for a TD up the middle with 1:49 left in the first period to complete a 49-yard drive in six plays. The kick by Tim Vidrine made it 7-0. Sacred Heart drove 45 yards in the second quarter and David took it over from three yards out, off left tackle, for a touchdown with 4:49 TACKLES: Dean Duhon, Keith Landry, Robert Romero, Bill Derise, Johnny Migues, Carl LeBlanc, Louis Derise, Danny Ronsonet left to play in the half. The lead increased to 14-0 after Vidrine’s successful PAT attempt. Alert defensive play gave Sacred Heart its third TD moments later when Rich Manuel scooped up a Delcambre fumble and returned it 40 yards for a score with 3:26 left in the period. Vidrine’s kick was successful. David stunned the home crowd with a 92-yard kickoff return to open the second half of play. Following a wall of blockers, he broke clear at the midfield and raced the rest of the way untouched for the score. The score was 27-0 after Vidrine’s successful kick. David scored his fourth touchdown in the fourth quarter on an eight-yard run around left end with 11:35 left in the period. The play capped a 42-yard drive in six plays. final TD was set up by a pass interception and return from midfield to the Delcambre two yardline by Billy Joe Davenport. Peter Artego scored the touchdown on a plunge off right tackle and the successful PAT put the final at 41-0. With the win Sacred Heart continues undefeated in 9-A play and Delcambre dropped to 6-1 overall and 4-1 in District. GUARDS: Trev Renard Roddy Landry Kerry Duhon Eddie Toups Randal Falgoui Mickey Mayard SCORE BY QUARTERS Delcambre 0 0 0 0— 0 Sacred Heart 14 6 14—41 YARDSTICK First Downs DHS SH 5 8 By rushing 3 4 By passing 1 3 By penalty 1 1 Rushing yards gained 81 98 Passes attempted 9 14 Passes completed 2 4 Passes intercepted 1 0 Passing yardage 9 57 Fumbles 6 2 Fumbles lost 3 1 Penalties-yards 3 33 5 45 Net rushing and passing 90 165 Punts 9 8 Punting Average 35.4 38.6 •27 1973-74 HOMECOMING COURT Diane LeBlanc Annette Broussard Donna Barras Jill Cashen Pam Trahan Rhonda Hoffpauir Sonya Pullin Janet Lemaire Debra Danos CROWN BEARERS Carl Viator John Broussard (Page 32 - 1973-74 HOMECOMING COURT - Janet LeMaire, Sonya Pullin. Annette Broussard, Debra Danos. Pam Trahan. Jill Cashen, Rhonda Hoffpauir, Donna Banas. Diane LeBlanc - Picture taken in Nicky Mitchell's home). 1972-73 Homecoming Queen Andrea Broussard crowning the 1973-74 Queen Pam Trahan. TODD LeBLANC Outstanding Back 28 Homecoming Court and Escorts Sonya Pullin Thomas Pullin Debra Danos Roy Danos Annette Broussard Jerry Tallent Donna Barras Donald Barras Diane LeBlanc Elridge LeBlanc Janet LeMaire Joey Barras Andrea LeBlanc Andrew LeBlanc Jill Cashen Pershing Cashen Pam Trahan Haywood Trahan Rhonda Hoffpauir Junius Hoffpauir Cheerleaders Catherine Landry Barbara Decuir Sophie Curol Kathryn Heben Cindy LeBlanc Ellen Leleux (Not shown in picture - Mem- bers of the Homecoming Coun) Annette Broussard Rhonda Hoffpauir 29 Homecoming Bonfire NOVEMBER 1. 1973 Each year something special occurs on the eve of Homecoming at Delcambre High School. As the crackling fire roars upwards, faculty and students joins in the merriment of welcoming old graduates back to the campus. This once a year event brings back pleasant thoughts of former school years. Old friends are brought together in a new bond of fellowship. There's a lump in the throat and every heart picks up an extra beat as the Pep Squad and Mr. Belanger s outstanding band keeps up the tempo. The fire dies down but not the enthusiasm, for every player knows that tomorrow could be his finest hour. 25-Point Final Quarter Spurs Eagles to Win Vermilion Catholic's Screaming Eagles used a 25 point fourth quarter to blast the visiting Delcambre Panthers 31-3 in a district 9-A game played here before a packed homecoming game. Vermilion Catholic is still undefeated for the season and ran their record to 7-0-1 for the season and 5-0-0 for the district Delcambre dropped to 6-2-0 for the season and 3-2-0 for the district. Saturday night the Screaming Eagles will be meeting the Sacred Heart Trojans in Ville Platte for first place in the district 9-A race Both teams are tied for first with perfect 5-0-0 records. Delcambre will be at home against the Loreauville Tigers and also homecoming for the Panthers Mark Piazza, one of the top scorers in the area picked up 159 yards on 30 carries to give him a 1.000plus - yards for the season. He also scored two touchdowns. Quarterback Francis Fontana picked up 51 yards on eight carries and scored three touchdonws. Don Dunbar, playing just limited action in the late part of the game, picked up 27 yards on seven carries; Todd LeBlanc, won the hearts of the VC fans with his fine all - around play, both offensive and defensive and he picked up 20 yards on eight carries; Benny Thibodeaux had 22 yards on 10 carries FIRST QUARTER Mostly defense, just like to boxers, sparring around to feel each other out and at the end of the quarter, Delcambre had 25 yards to 16 running and 12 passing for the 28 total yards. SECOND QUARTER Delcambre had a slight advantage in the second quarter and when James Mayard fumbled a Panther punt and Johhny Miguez recovered for the Panthers on the Wildcat 29. Failing to gain except seven yards, in two carries, Todd LeBlanc kicked a beautiful 40- yard field goal for a 3-0 lead. Roddy Landy of the Panthers intercepted a Francis Fontana pass on the 10 yard line of Delcambre and ran it back out-to the 30. Three plays later the quarter ended 3-0 for the Panthers. HALFTI1ME SHOW A beautiful halftime show was put on by the highly rated Delcambre marching band and the lovely majoretes and the fire - torch show by the well known Vermilion Catholic Screaming Eagles drum and bugle corp. THIRD QUARTER Vermilion Catholic came out strong in the third quarter and controlled the ball the entire quarter, having the ball 22 times to just four times for the Panthers The opening drive went from the Eagle’s 28 yard line right down to the Panther 16 and the fighting Eagles lost the ball on downs. The Eagles got the ball the next time on the 50 yard line and it took 14 plays to score from the five as Francis Fontana scored standing up A pass interference play against the Eagles aided the drive as it was called on the 14 yard line of the Panthers. Randal Falgout blocked the PAT attempt and the Eagles led 6-3 at the end of the third quarter. FOURTH QUARTER The fourth quarter found the roof falling in on the Panthers as the Eagles scored four times. Delcambre gambled on fourth down on the Eagle's 35 yard line and missed by less than six inches. On the first play Piazza broke over the middle and cut back to the right side - line and seemed headed for the TD, but he was caught from behind by Todd LeBlanc on the Panther 17 yard line Piazza carried three times, picked up seven, one and scored from the nine to give the Eagles a 12-3 lead PAT run attempt was no good. Less than a minute had passed when Francis Fontana intercepted a Benny Thibodeaux pass on the Panther 30 and ran it back in for a touchdown Piazza tried to run the PAT and failed 5:53 was left in the game. Fred Bourgeois then intercepted a Delcambre aerial and retunred it fromhis own 43 to the Panthers 33 and Delcambre was panelized for a personal foul to the 18. Vermilion Catholic also got a personal foul and moved the ball back to the 33 and from that point, Fontana passed to Fred Bourgeois for 24 yards to the nine. Piazza then scored on the next play. Fontana kicked the PAT for a 25-3 lead with 4 47 ieft Delcambre gambled on a fake punt and it failed, and Vermilion Catholic took over on the Panther 45. The Panthers drew a 15 yard penalty to the 30 Fontana then hit Piazza with a 19 yard pass te the 11. Piazza got six and Fontana circled his own left end for five and the touchdown Fontana'S ick was no good. The game ended witn Delcambre throwing another-pass interception as Byron IJebert intercepted for VC. Score by quarters: Delcambre 0 3 0 0 3 VC HS 0 0 6 25 31 MERIDIONAL YARDSTICK VCHSDHS First downs 15 4 Yards rushing 227 93 Yards passing 25 0 Total offense 252 93 Pass attm -comp. 7-2 6-0 Passes had int. 2 3 Punts-avg 2-34 4-37.1 Fumbles-no. lost 1-1 1-0 Yardspenalized 15 50 3i Homecoming Floats Seniors - 1st Place Juniors - 2nd Place Sophomores - 3rd Place 33 Homecoming Parade This activity is an annual event at Delcambre High School. The spirit displayed here by school and community participants carries over to the game itself and everyone looks forward to one of the most outstanding contests of the season. '‘•Tulli 34 Delcambre Loses To Loreauville The gallant band of Delcambre Panthers lost a tough homecoming game to the invading Loreauville Tigers 13-0 in a district 9-A contest. The district is all muddled up for a state play off berth Sacred Heart has a 6-0-0 record and Loreauville is their next opponent with a 4-1-1 record Vermilion Catholic is in second place at the time with a 5-1-1 record VC must meet a tough Hanson team who is 3-3 in the district Sacred Heart has been assured a first place tie. Delcambre had the advantage in every offensive department, leading in first downs 10-5; leading rushing yards, 142 to 135; leading in passing yards, 48-6; and total offense, 190 to 141, but lost in the all important department, scoring 13-0. The homecoming celebration was a defensive battle the first halve and then in the second half, the over-anxious boys from Delcambre. trying so hard to make their homecoming game a success, made several costly mistakes, and drew down 107 yards in penalties to just 20 for the Tigers Friday night the Panthers will invade Lafayette to meet the Fatima Warriors in a district 9-A game and Loreauville will have to meet the number one team in the class ‘‘A” ranks, Sacred Heart. Pat Willis of the Tigers scored both touchdowns as he ran five yards in the third quarter and a pass for the PAT failed and the Tigers had a 6-0 lead. In the fourth quarter, Willis broke loose again for a 38 yard run and Mike Antoine kicked the PAT for the 13-0 win Don Dunbar led the Panthers in the rushing department with 93 yards on 20 carries while Pat Willis led the Tigers with 73 yards in 11 tries. Score by quarters: Loreauville 0 0 6 7-1 3 Delcambre 0 0 0 0-0 MERIDIONAL YARDSTICK LHS DHS First downs 510 Yards rushing 135 142 Yards passing 648 Total offense 141 190 Pass attempt comp 7-1 13-3 Passes int by 21 Punts-avg 4-31 5-36 Fumbles-no. lost 5-1 5-3 Yards penalized 20 107 FRIDAY'S GAME DELCAMBRE AT FATIMA 7:30 P M 35 Fatima dumped by Delcambre District 9-A game here Friday night. LeBlanc scored on runs of 72, 46 and 54 yards and then booted a third quarter field goal to score a total of 21 points in the contest. The Panthers picked up their first score in the game when LeBlanc broke free up the middle and rambled 72 yards for a touchdown with 6:12 remaining in the first period The two-point conversion failed. LeBlanc scored again fn the first period when he broke loose on a 46- yard romp with 0:45 remaining in the quarter Again, the try for two failed. Delcambre opened scoring in the second half when LeBlanc tallied his last touchdown as a Panther on a 54-yard romp with 11:27 left in the third quarter. The missed try for two left the score at 18-0. Fatima finally got on the scoreboard when Quarterback Brian Etier threw to Johnnie Durrel for a nine-yard touchdown play with 8:23 left in the third quarter. The try for two failed and Delcambre had an 18-6 lead LeBlanc upped the score to 21-0 with his 28-yard field goal, with 1:31 remaining in the period, and then Tailback Don Dunbar scored the Panthers' final tally on a six- yard run up the middle with 1:43 left in the game. The PAT attempt was no good Delcambre finished the season with a 7-3 overall record and a 4-3 mark in district. LAFAYETTE — Todd LeBlanc rushed for 227 yards and three touchdowns and kicked a 28-yard field goal to lead the Delcambre High Panthers to a 27-6 win over the Fatima High Warriors in a SCORE BY QUARTERS Fatima 0 0 6 0— 6 Delcambre 12 0 9 6—27 SCORING 6:12 first play from scrimmage followino punt. Fullback Todd LeBlanc ran 72 yards. Try for two no good. 0:45 75 in 4 plays, Todd LeBlanc ran 46 yards. PAT kick run for two no good. 11:27 Todd LeBlanc 54 yards, point after no good. Fatima 8:23 72 in 7 plays Brian Etier threw 9 yards to Johnnie Durrel two point no good. 1:231 Todd LeBlanc kicked 28-yard field goal. Don Dunbar carried up the middle six yards out 82 in 9 plays 1:43. 227 yards on nine carries. Don Dunbar 78 yards in 18 carries. Randall Falgout 9 unassisted 7-3, 4-3. YARDSTICK First Downs FHS 7 DHS 12 By rushing By passing By penalty Rushing yards gained 9 338 Passes attempted 15 10 Passes completed 6 4 Passes intercepted 2 0 Passing yardage 48 70 Fumbles 1 2 Fumbles lost 0 2 Penal ties-yards • 1-5 6 80 Net rushing and passing • 39 408 Punts 6 1 Punting Average 29.1 41.0 36 Delcambre High School Panther’s Football Scoreboard 1973-74 Sept. 6 (H) Delcambre 12 New Iberia ''B” 0 Sept. 14 Delcambre 21 Erath 0 Sept. 21 (H) Delcambre 12 Church Point 8 •Sept. 28 (H) Delcambre 6 Plaisance 0 •Oct. 5 Delcambre 21 Teurlings 6 •Oct. 12 (H) Delcambre 20 Hanson 8 •Oct. 19 (H) Delcambre 0 Sacred Heart 41 •Oct. 26 Delcambre 3 Ver. Catholic 31 •Nov. 2 (H) Delcambre 0 Loreauville 13 •Nov. 9 Delcambre 27 Fatima 6 • District Games Record 7-3 37 The Pee Wee Squad Defense CHEERLEADERS Karolyn Delcambre Sherry Viator Cindy LeBlanc Dannelle Delcambre Jeanie Mendoza Ann Trahan Joanne Delahoussaye Erin LeBlanc Offense 38 9 S - Delcambre High Basketball Squad Randall Mendoza. Glenn Delahoussaye. Don Dunbar, Kimeral Heben. Brian Sonnier, J. P. Dunbar, An Delcambre. Ricky LeBlanc, Kirk Laviolette, Glenry Undry. Bryant Chapman, Paul Falgout. Jeff LeBlanc, Kent Vincent, David Meaux, Tommy Toups, Chad Segura, Coach Bill Duplechain. JUNIOR VARSITY David Meaux Dhight Meaux Dwayne Hoffpauir Wilmer Baudoin William Derise Bryant Chapman Tommy Toups Coach Donald Dunbar Glenry Undry Chadwick Simon 39 Brian Sonnier Kirk Laviolette Kent Vincent Jeff LeBlanc Kimeral Heben VARSITY Top 6 1 973-74 Score Sheet SEASON'S RECORD 2-18 Delcambre 52 St. Joseph 79 Delcambre 60 Maurice 94 Delcambre 53 Ver. Catholic 78 Delcambre 52 • Plaisance 95 Delcambre 70 • H Sacred Hean 72 Delcambre 84 H St. Joseph 73 Delcambre 34 Kaplan 65 Delcambre 48 Teurlings 55 Delcambre 79 • H Loreauville 70 Delcambre 60 • Hanson 82 Delcambre 42 H Fatima 82 Delcambre 39 Centerville 77 Delcambre 41 St. Joseph 49 Delcambre 55 H Plaisance 100 Delcambre 39 • Sacred Hean 60 Delcambre 50 • H Ver. Catholic 77 Delcambre 55 • H Teurlings 70 Delcambre 48 • Loreauville 58 Delcambre 65 • H Hanson 67 Delcambre 68 • Fatima 73 40 Eighth Graders Dobie Simon Gregory Le Blanc Mathew Chatagnier Gregory P. Le Blanc Todd Landry Blaine Lopez Toby Thomas Craig LeBlanc Vincent Ruffin Michael Derouen Coach Donald Saunier Art Delcambre Randall Mendoza David Meaux Glenn Delahoussaye Seventh Graders Manual Campbell Timmy Landry Andrew Landry Clint Renard Jan Trahan Clint Sonnier Romulus Comeaux Floyd Landry Clint Delcambre Tommy Toups (Jr. Varsity) Girls’ Basketball Squad Rhonda Hoffpauir, Debra Danos, Mercedes Derouen, Brenda Comeaux, Trudy Broussard, Kerry Suire, Ginger Peltier, Kathryn Heben, Bemadine Delcambre. Rebecca Fremin, Miss Dahrie Koenig (Coach), Sonya Pullin, Barbara Decuire, Vonda LeBlanc, Cindy Landry, 42 Brenda Comeaux Rebecca Fremin Gail Nezey Rhonda Hoffpauir 1973-74 Score Sheet SEASON'S RECORD 7-15 Delcambre 28 St. Joseph 32 Delcambre 51 Cecelia 47 Delcambre 46 Henry 34 Delcambre 33 Pecan Island 48 Delcambre 26 Ver. Catholic 57 Delcambre 32 • Plaisance 28 Delcambre 34 • H Sacred Heart 52 Delcambre 46 H St. Joseph 29 Delcambre 46 E. Broussard 32 Delcambre 36 Hanson 57 Delcambre 24 Ver. Catholic 31 Delcambre 51 Port Bane 32 Delcambre 24 Iota 60 Delcambre 32 • H Loreauville 33 Delcambre 32 • Hanson 43 Delcambre 40 H Cecelia 32 Delcambre 29 Loreauville 39 Delcambre 32 • H Plaisance 35 Delcambre 31 • Sacred Heart 40 Delcambre 27 • H Ver. Catholic 49 Delcambre 42 • Loreauville 57 Delcambre 28 • H Hanson 46 District Games H Home Games Sonya Pullin VARSITY Top 6 Coach Dahrie Koenig 43 1 974 — Track Team Managers: Adam Derise, Dwayne, Chadwick Simon, Mark Harrington, Albert Galtier, Bryant Chapman, An Delcambre, Eddie Toups, Kevin Dooley, Carl LeBlanc, Tommy Toups. Mickey Mayard, Munay Landry. Trev Renard, Roddy Landry, Duke Undry, J. P. Dunbar, Paul Falgout, Don Dunbar, Brian Saunier. Kirk Uviolette, Randall Falgout, Benny Thibodeaux, Jeff UBlanc, Michael Renard. Todd LeBlanc, Stewan Broussard, Daniel Ronsonet, Kent Vincent. Coaches: Donald Dunbar, Douglas Migues. Our dear, dear Doug - He was more than our coach - more than our teacher - he was our friend. Without his leadership and encouragement, we would have found the path towards parish, district, regional, and state runner-up champs a much more difficult road to travel. Somehow our sore mus- cles, pinched nerves, painful sprains and burning lungs didn’t seem to slow us down. We knew that he had been through all of this before, himself, so we just sucked it up” and reached out a little further and found that second wind that is always waiting just ahead for all true winners. Thank you, Mr. Migues for caring. Senior Track Members 44 POLE VAULT Jeff LeBlanc Benny Thibodeaux DISCUS Mark Harrington Carl LeBlanc JAVELIN Ramdy Falgout Paul Falgout Duke Landry Daniel Ronsonet Michael Renard Trev Renard Randal Falgout 45 Panthers win DELCAMBRE — Delcambre High took all three relay events and the District 9-A title here Friday night, besting second-place Plaisance High 92-67. The Panthers’ Randall Falgout also took first place in the Javelin, with a throw of 178-8. Sonny Charpentier of Hanson took first place in the high jump, jumping 6- 0. The Panthers, as pretty much expected, used overall balance and an overwhelming amount of depth to take the district title. Donald Jackson of Plaisance took Outstanding Field Man honors while Don Dunbar of Delcambre ran off with the Outstanding Track Man award. Jackson took firsts in the long and triple jumps. He jumped 20-0 in the first event and 42-3V4 in the latter. Dunbar took runnerup spots in the 100- and 220-yard dashes, and participated in all three winning relay teams. Sacred Heart of Ville Platte took third place with 60 points and Loreauville placed fourth with 36. FIELD EVENTS Javelin — 1. Randal Falgout, Delcambre. 178 8; 2. Terry Willis. L'ville, 176-2Vz; 3. Terry AAeche, Sacred Heart, 173-4V ; 4. Robert Fontana, V C., 152 8; 5. Paul Falgout, Delcambre, 147- 5Vj. Shot — 1. Ricky Ortego, Sacred Heart, 49-4V ; 2. Danny Broussard, V. C. 47-1 IVa; 3. Terry Ortego, Sacred Heart, 44 3; 4 Todd LeBlanc, Delcambre, 43-10V2; 5. Chris Ibert, Hanson. Discus — 1. Michael Antoine. L'ville, 127-7V� ; 2. Danny Broussard, V. C, 126 11; 3. Ricky Ortego, Sacred Heart, 133 5V4; 4. Deral Ortego. Sacred Heart, 120 5Vj; 5. Roy Bertrand, V. C, 119 7Vj. Long Jump — 1. Donald Jackson, Plaisance, 20 0 , 2. Mim Ibert, Hanson, 19-7V ; 3. Francis Fontana, V. C. 18 11V4; 4. Chris Whitney, Fatima, 18 10; 5. Bryan Chapman, Delcambre. Triple Jump — 1. Donald Jackson, Plaisance. 42 3V4; 2. Daniel Ronsonet, Delcambre, 40 7; 3. Michael Renard, Delcambre, 40 5; 4. Mim Ibert, Hanson, 4O-IV2; 5. Francis Fontana, V. C. High Jump — 1. Sonny Charpentier, Hanson, 6-0; 2. Donald Jackson, Plaisance 5-10, 3. Kirk Laviolette. Delcambre. 5-8; 4 Duke Landry. Delcambre, 5-8; 5. Clouster Whitney, Paflmji 4.4 9-A title 3. Tommy Millet. Teurlings. 104; Charlie Parker, Teurlings, 9 6. TRACK EVENTS 100 Dash — 1. Jeff David. Sacr Heart, 10.5; 2. Don Dunbar, Delcambi 10.55; 3 Mark Piazza, V. C. 10.59; Murray Landry, Delcambre, 10.6; Paul Guillory, Plaisance 220 Dash — 1. Glenn Nora. L'vll 23 0, 2. Don Dunbar, Delcambre, 23 3. Murray Landry, Delcambre, 23.7; Bob Ledet, Plaisance, 23.85; 5. J� David, Sacred Heart, 23.9. 440 Dash — 1. Clayton Owei Plaisance, 51.5; 2. Roddy Landr Delcambre, 51.7; 3. Larry Auco Teurlings, 51.9; 4. Ricky Landr Teurlings, 52 8; 5 Gary Soileau, Sacr Heart, 53.2. 880 Dash — 1. Larry Fontenot, Sacr Heart, 2:07.3; 2. Kenzie Perodi Teurlings, 2:07.9, 3. Scott Bark Hanson, 2:09, 4. Dude Dubol Teurlings, 2:10.3, 5. John Perry, V Mile Run — 1. Raymond Ansel� Teurlings, 4.38.9, 2. Terry Joube Plaisance, 4:46.7; 3. Bryan Sonnir Delcambre. 4.46 8; 4 Matt Perr Teurlings, 4:51.6; 5. Robert Davenpo Sacred Heart, 5:07.4 Twomile Run — 1. Terry Joube Plaisance, 10:19.2; 2. Raymoi Anselet, Teurlings. 10:26.1; 3 Rob Davenport, Sacred Heart, 10:54.2, Trev Bernard. Delcambre, 11:58 1; Paul Foley, Teurlings, 14:07. 120 High Hurdles — 1. Jarr Edward, Plaisance, 15.34; 2. Ke Vincent. Delcambre, 15.35; 3. Da Fontenot, Sacred Heart, 15.55; 4. Alt Celestine, Plaisance, 15.9; 5. De Duhon. Fatima, 16.1. 180 Low Hurdles — 1. Biff Dav Sacred Heart. 21.0, 2. James Edwai Plaisance, 21.2; 3. Stuart Broussa� Delcambre. 21.7; 4 Alton Celestii Plaisance, 22.0, 5 J. P Dunb. Delcambre, 22.7. 440 Relay — 1. Delcambre (Rod Landry, Murray Landry, Ki Laviolette, Don Dunbar) 44.8; Loreauville, 45.2; 3. Plaisance, 45.3; Sacred Heart, 45.6; 5. Hanson. 880 Relay — 1. Delcambre (K Laviolette, Roddy Landry, Murr Landry, Don Dunbar), 1:32.2; Loreauville, 1:33.7; 3. Plaisanc 1:34.0, 4. Sacred Heart, 1:35.0; 5. V. 1:37.9 Mile Relay — 1. Delcambre (Ki Laviolette. J. P Dunbar, Duke Land� Roddy Landry) 3:30.1; 2. Sacred Hea 3. Plaisance; 4. Loreauville; Teurlings. Team Scores— 1 Delcambre, 92, Plaisance, 67; 3. Sacred Heart, 60; I nr Mivill . 16: 5 T � � rlina . 31? QUARTER MILE Tommy Toups Roddy Landry SENIORS Con’t. Mickey Mayard 46 SPRINTERS LONG AND TRIPLE JUMP Eddie Toups, Don Dunbar Daniel Ronsonet, Bryant Chapman Murray Landry Michael Renard HURDLES 440-880 RELAY Stewart Broussard, I. P. Dunbar Don Dunbar, Kirk Laviolette Kent Vincent Murray Landry, Roddy Landry MILE RELAY DISTANCE MEN Roddy Landry, Duke Landry J. P. Dunbar, Kirk Laviolette Kevin Dooley, Edrick LeBlanc An Delcambre, Mickey Mayard Trev Renard, Brian Saunier Delcambre edges Elton; qualifies for state meet DELCAMBRE — The Delcambre High track team is now headed for the state meet next week in Baton Rouge after sweepingthe region 4-A championship in a meet held at their own school Friday night. The Delcambre team, earning 70 points, slipped by Elton with 60 and Plaisance with 47. Fourth and fifth palces were taken by Sacred Heart and Loreauville with 31 and 26 points, respectively. It was not Delcambre’s first place winners that won the meet, however, but their strong showing in the third and fourth places. Also grabbing four first as did Delcambre were Elton High, and Plaisance High. Coming out on top for Delcambre and their time-distance were Randal Falgout, javelin, 194 8 ; Daniel Ronsonet, triple jump, 42 11%”; Roddy Landry, Murray Landry, Kirk Laviolette, Don Dunbar, 440 relay, 44.4; and R. Landry, M. Landry, Laviolette, Dunbar, 880 relay, 1:31.6. Nest Thursday in Baton Rouge, the top two contenders in each of the events will participate in the state A championship meet. FIELD EVENTS JAVELIN—1. Randal Falgout, Del., 194 «; 2. Donald Sonnier, Oberlin, 193-7; 3. Terry Willis, L'ville, 172 5’ � ; 4. Terry Meche, Sacred Heart; 5 Peter Bruchause, Elton. SHOT — V Joe Soileau, Elton, 54-V4, 2. Rick Ortego. Sacred Heart, 49-6V2; 3. Danny Broussard, V. C.; 4. Paul Hicks. Oberlin; 5. Harold Ortego. Sacred Heart. DISCUS — 1. Joe Soileau, Elton, 138 9; 2. Paul Hicks. Oberlin, 132 1; 3. Michael Antoine, L'ville, 4. Gray Johnson, Basille; 5. Rick Ortego. Sacred Heart. LONG JUMP — 1. Donald Jackson, Plaisance, 20-4V� ; 2. Francis Pouilard, Elton, 2 3; 3. Carl Hensgens. Goretti; 4. Ron Finn, Elton. 5 Mim Ibert, Hanson TRIPLE JUMP — 1. Daniel Ronsonet, Del., 42 11 Va; 2. Donald Jackson, Plaisance, 42-3; 3. Francis Pouilard, Elton; 4. Michael Renard, Del.; 5. Ron Finn, Elton. HIGH JUMP — 1. Sonny Charpentier, Hanson, 0; 2. Mike Fontenot, Basille, 5 10; 3. Kirk Laviolette. Del; 4. Phillip Bruchause. Elton, 5 Donald Jackson, Plaisance POLE VAULT — 1. Ron Finn. Elton, 12 9; 2. Mim Ibert, Hanson, 12-6; 3. Jett LeBlanc, Del.; 4. Tommy Millet, Teurlings; 5. Ricky Bolt, Elton. TRACK EVENTS 100 DASH — 1. Jett David, Sacred Heart. 10.2; 2 Roger Taylor, Merryville; 10.35, 3. Mark Piazza, V.C.; 4 Don Dunbar, Del.; 5. Kenneth Pelican, Elton. 220 DASH — 1 Glenn Nora, Loreauville. 22.4; 2. Joe Aguillard, Basille, 22.6; 3. Don Dunbar, Del.; 4. Murray Landry. Del.; 5. Kenneth Pelican, Elton 440 DASH — 1. Jerome Dugas. Goretti, 50 6; 2. Clayton Owens, Plaisance. 50.65; 3. Rodney Landry. Del.; 4. Larry Aucoin, Teurlings; 5. Phillip Bruchause. Elton 880 DASH — 1. Ellis Smith, Merryville, 2:01.7; 2. James Jenkins, Oberlin, 2:01.8; 3. Jamie Schiro, Merryville, 4. Scott Barbay, Hanson; 5 Kenny Perrodin, Teurlings. MILE RUN — 1. Terry Joubert, Plaisance, 4 34.5; 2. Raymond Anselet, Teurlings. 4.34.9; 3. Brian Sonnier, Del.; 4. J. Landry, Elton; 5. Eugene Burge. Basille TWOMILE RUN — 1. Terry Joubert, Plaisance, 10:17. 2. Raymond Anselet. Teurlings, 10:39, 3. Roger Williamson, Elton. 4. Clinton Jackson, Oberlin. 5. Robert Davenport. Sacred Heart. 120HIGH HURDLES — 1. James Edward, Plaisance. 15.0; 2. Bennie Shutt. Elton, 15 1; 3. Kenneth Vincent, Del.; 4. Alton Ceiestine. Plaisance. 5. Mike Fontenot. Basille. 180 LOW HURDLES — 1. Bennie Shutt. Elton; 21.0; 2. Biff David. Sacred Heart, 21.2; 3. Mike Fontenot. Basille, 21.3. 4. Stuart Broussard. Del.; 5. Wyley Jordy, Merryville. 440 RELAY — 1. Delcambre (Roddy Landry. Murray Landry, Kirk Laviolette, Don Dunbar) 44.4; 2 Basille, 44.5; 3. Loreauville, 44.6; 3. Elton, 5. Oberlin 880 RELAY — 1. Delcambre (Roddy Landry, Murray Landry, Kirk Laviolette, Don Dunbar) 1:31.6; 2. Loreauville. 1:33.0; 3. Plaisance; 4. Elton. 5. Oberlin. MILE RELAY — 1 Sacred Heart (Biff David, Larry Fontenot, Scott Soileau, Gary Soileau) 3:27.8; 2. Delcambre 3 28.5; 3. Plaiance; 4 Basille; 5. Elton Team Scores — 1 Delcambre, 70, 2. Elton, 60. 3. Plaisance. 47; 4 Sacred Heart, 31; 5. Loreauville, 26 Coach Dunbar, Mr. Cashen Studying the Regional Track Results. Mary Dunbar - Yes, that’s correct, we really qualified for the State Meet. Benny Thibodeaux and Randall Falgout, two outstanding trackmen, relaxing after a terrific workout around the track. They’re concentrating on all the advice Coach Migues gave them to help improve their timing and distance. 4t Panthers fifth in state; Nora second in 220 BATON ROUGE — Delcambre High took first in the 880 relay and two thirds, in the mile and 440 relays, but the Panthers’ total of 26 points fell short as winner Port Sulphur scored 49‘ i to win the Gass A state championship meet, held Thursday in Bemie Moore Stadium here. The relay team of Roddy Landry, Murray Landry. Kirk Laviolette and Don Dunbar sped to a 1:31.3 clocking to win the 880 and the same unit clocked 3:28-flat in the mile and 44.1 in the 440. Randal Falgout was the only other Panther to score points, with his fourth place finish in the javelin for a throw of 176-11. Loreauville’s Glenn Nora finished second in the 220 dash with a time of 23.1. Hanson High’s duo of Sonny Charpentier and Mim Ibert won two third place finishes, Charpentier with his leap of 5-10 in the high jump and Ibert with his vault of 12-3 in the pole vault. Mile Run—4:29.5— 1. David Patterson, University High; 2. Irvin St. Ann, Port Sulphur, 4 29.8; 3. Terry Joubert, Plaisance, 4 30.9 ; 4. Robert Holland, Port Sulphur, 4:31.0; 5 Donnell Killian, Crowville , 4:37.5. High Hurdles — 15.2 — 1. Dale Gardiner, Edgard. 2. Willie Wilson, Pride, 15.3; 3. Benny Shuff, Elton, 15.4; 4. James Edward, Plaisance, 15.8; 5. Eddie Norton. Episcopal, 15.8. lOOyard Dash — 10.1 — 1. Carl Kelly, Pride, 2. Keith Alexander, Second Ward, 10.3; 3. Norbert Armour, Edgard, 10.4; 4 Roger Taylor, Merryvllle, 10.7; 5. Jeff David, Sacred Heart, 10.7. 880 yard Run — 2 01.7 — 1. Larry King, Country Day; 2. Ellis Smith, Merry ville, 2:01.8, 3. Vernon Briley, Second Ward, 2:02.5, 4. James Jenkins. Oberlin, 2:02.8; 5. Donald Killian, Crowville, 2 02 8 440 yard Relay —44.1 — 1. Port Sulphur (Solis, Domingue, Sylve, Rapadron); 2. Edgar 44.1; 3. Delcambre 44.1; 4. Pride 44.5; 5. St. Mary's 44.7. 440-yard Dash—50.7—1. Clayton Owens. Plaisance. 2 David Robicheaux, Central Catholic, 51.3; 3. Jerome Dugas, Gorettl, 51.3; 4. Alexander Espardron, Port Sulphur, 51.5; 5. Quicny Girard, Lasatle, 52.0. Two Mile Run — 9 58.3 — 1. David' Patterson, University; 2. Irvin St. Ann, Port Sulphur, 9:59.5; 3. Terry Joubert, Plaisance. 10:01.3; 4. Lawrence Davis, Springfield, Debra Danos Gail Broussard Diane LeBlanc Shelly Thibodeaux 10:07.0; 5. Raymond Ancelet, Teurlings, 10:18.7. Low Hurdles—20.0—1. Benny Shuff, Elton; 2. Bill Beadle, Central Catholic, 20.1; 3. Willie Wilson, Pride. 20.3; 4. Floyd Womack, Greensburgh. 20.9; 5. Biff David, Sacred Heart, 20.9 220-yard Dash - 22.5 — 1. Paul Kelly. Pride. 2. Glen Nora, Loreauville. 23.1; 3. Norbert Armour. Edgard. 23.3; 4. Joe Aguillard, Basile, 23.5; 5. Samuel Jackson, Second Ward. 23.7. 880 Relay — 1:31.3 — 1. Delcambre (Landry, Landry, Laviolette, Dunbar); 2. Port Sulphur 131.6; X Pride 1:31.9, 4. Second Ward 1:32.3; 5. University 1:32.6. Long Jump — 22 0 — 1 Bill Beadle, Central Cathlic; 2. Phil Witten, Pride, 21 9. 3. Mervin Riley, Port Sulphur. 20 11 .. 4. Donald Jackson, Plaisance, 20 6 . 5. Willie Wilson, Crowville, 2X3W. Triple Jump — 43 9Vj — 1. Mike Grows, Second Ward. 2. Willie Wilson. Crowville, 43 1; 3. Donald Jackson, Plaisance, 4X0, 4 Dale Gordon, Edgar, 42 71 ; 5. George Knighten. Pride. 42 3� 4. Hioh Jump — 64—1. Bill Beadle, Central Catholic; 2. Danny Jackson, Episcopal, 6-0. 3. Sonny Charpentier, Hanson. 5 10. 4 Mike Fontenot, Basile and John Fischtzlur, Port Sulphur tied 5-8. Pole Vault — 12 6 — 1. Rod Finn, Elton. 2. Billy King, Sterlington. 12 3; 3. Mim ibert. Hanson, 12-3; 4. Keith Lowery, Sterlington, 12 3; 5 Brooks Gilbert, Country Day, 12-0. Javelin — 186 7 — 1. Kent Morris, Ascension Catholic, 2. Donald Sonnier, Oberlin, 185 11; 3. George Lister, Widner, 183 2; 4. Randal Falgout, Delcambre, 176-11; 5. Trey Groteguth, Port Sulphur, 16X3. Discus — 137 9 — 1. Joe Soileau. Elton, 2. Paul Hicks. Oberlin, 132 6, 3. Petey Perot, St. Mary, 132 3; 4. Jerry Richards, Episcopal, 132 2. 5. Bruce Camon, Edgar, 131-5. Shot Put — 51-11 — 1. Joe Soileau. Elton, 2. Ricky Ortego. Sacred Heart, 48 9« ; 3. Garland McCauley, Plain Dealing, 48 6V7; 4. Brad Meyers, NO Academy. 48 4' ; 5. Petey Perot, $t Mary, 46-6« . Mile Relay — 3:24 1 — l Port Sulphur (Grotefef, Sylve. Espardron. Domingue); 2. Edgar 3:27.0; X Delcambre 3 28 0; 4 Sacred Heart 3:30.8; 5. Universitv 1 r PANTHERS - We're proud of you.• by Mr. and Mrs. Piere Chasiant Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders 49 Parish-District-Regional Champs 5th in State EVENTS PARTICIPANTS RESULTS 100 Yd. Dash Don Dunbar 10.2 Murray Landry 10.4 220 Yd. Dash Don Dunbar 23.3 Murray Landry 23.7 440 Yd. Dash Roddy Landry 51.3 880 Yd. Dash An Delcambre 2:12.0 Mickey Mayard 2:13.0 Mile Run Brian Saunier 4:45.4 2 Mile Run Trev Renard 10:53.7 120 H.H. Stewan Broussard 15.3 Kent Vincent 15.3 180 L.H. Stewan Broussard 20.5 J.P. Dunbar 21.7 440 Relay Roddy Landry Munay Landry Kirk Laviolette Don Dunbar 44.1 880 Relay Roddy Landry Munay Landry Kirk Laviolette Don Dunbar 1:31.3 Mile Relay Kirk Laviolette J.P. Dunbar Duke Landry Roddy Landry 3:28.0 Javelin Randall Falgout 194'8 Paul Falgout 145'6 Discus Mark Hanington 112'0 Carl LeBlanc HO'O Long Jump Daniel Ronsonet 20'8 Bryant Chapman 19'6 Triple Jump Daniel Ronsonet 42'11 Mike Renard 40'10 High Jump Kirk Laviolette 5'ir Duke Landry 5'10 Pole Vault Benny Thibodeaux 12'6 Jeff LeBlanc 12'0 Shot Put Todd LeBlanc 46'3 •New School I Record PARISH PLACEMENT REG. STATE DIST. 1 2 4 1 2 3 4 4 1 3 3 2 3 3 2 1 1 1 3 3 2 4 11 3 1 1 1 1 12 3 2 12 4 3 11 2 3 3 1 2 2 Some men give up their designs when they have almost reached the goal: while others, on the contrary, obtain a victory by exerting, at the last moment, more vigorous efforts than before - 50 Polybius ELEMENTARY KINDERGARTEN A.M. Joel Belanger' Tammy Beruand Karla Boudreaux Matthew Bowen Tony Brassette Gordon Broussard Jason Campbell Martin Chambers Stuart Chapman Terrie Chastant Robert Colomb Tara Love Hoke Ginger Leleux Troy Leleux Jodie Landry Rene Landry Marcus LeBlanc Toni LeBlanc Lynette Rogers Deithra Romero Michael St. Julien Johnny Segura Jill Simoneaux KINDERGARTEN P.M. Jason Boudreaux Denise Broussard Rodney Derouen Ban Dore Becky Duhon Lucinda Duplantis Clarissa Dupre David Frederick Vicky Granger Patricia Green Angie Guidry Faron Heben Kirk Jabbia Bridgette Landry John Langham Clint LeBlanc Ty LeBlanc Claire LeMaire Francis Nunez David Pacetti Angela Renard Paige Touchet Richard Weekly Christy Romero 53 1st LOU LeBLANC Kevin Arceneaux Mitchell Babineaux Eric Bowen Carl Broussard Anthony Darby Trisha Decuire Rosalind Delcambre Timothy Derise Melanie Dionne Babs Dooley Troy Falgout William Fields Lee Galtier Cheryl Gerard Chrystel Guidry Darrin Hicks Wendy Lafont Sonia Landry Robin LeBlanc Shane LeBlanc Susan LeBlanc Reneda Martin Tara McKenna Deborah Monk Stacey Renard John Robicheaux Larry Simpson Toby Terrebonne Timothy Touchet Jessica Trahan Kerry Weekly 1st KAREN LeBLANC Robert Barr as Donald Dartez Lenny Delcambre Dale Dooley 54 Troy Dubois Brent Duhon Ryan Dunbar Cindy Duplantis Patrick Esponge Christine Falgout Terrie Landry Tonia Landry Amy LeBlanc Julie LeBlanc Ned LeBlanc Danin Leleux Timothy LeMaire Terry Liner Lori Mendoza John Monk Lee Monk Wendy Provost Mandy Richard Dawn Romero Kin Romero Henry Saunier Michelle Saunier James Sonnier Stacey Trahan Dean Turner Carl Viator Karen Weekly 1st EDWINA TURNER Wade Badeaux James Banas Wade Broussard Lucy Benoit Rhonda Benoit Wendy Darby Ronald Darby 55 Gerard Bob Thomas Bob Roland Dore Ada Duhon Wayne Duhon Britt Duhon Jim Duplantis Lisa Duplantis Scott Fontenot Jacqueline Gary Catrina Hebert Frankie Heben Jessie Latiolais Clayt LeBlanc Michael Mergist Mitchell Mergist Theresa Miguez Ricky Morvant Caroline Prejean Mary Romero Troy Romero Janet Segura 2nd RUBY CASHEN Todd Babineaux Anthony Banas Gina Banas Michelle Banas Lynette Bernard Joseph Bourque Jr. Andy Campbell Elise Chatagnier Jamey Clement Bryan Comeaux Sharon Davis Lisa Ann Derouen Schuyler Delcambre Doyle Dooley Danette Dore Lisa Ann Dore Agnes Duhon David Falgoui Betty Jo Fields Danny Fields Jill Frederick Denise Jackson Hope Langlinais Yvette LeBlanc Todd Migues Jarret Miguez Colette Renard Nick Renard Rachel Renard Ceith Roy Jennifer Roy Melanie Simoneaux Kevin Sonnier Andrea Thomas Travis Trahan Norma Waguespack 2nd JANET LeBLANC Matthew Armentor Renee Belanger Abby Broussard Celina Broussard Christopher Broussard Vanessa Broussard Deirdre Burnett Jamie Comer Kent Delcambre Nicole Delcambre Denise Desormeaux Monica Dooley Melanie Dore Ingrid Frederick Wendy Galtier Bridget Glynn Angela Granger Amanda Guillory Linda Landry Ross Landry Shawn LeBlanc Scotty Mitchell Tammy Mitchell Lisa Reaux Raywood Renard Mildred Romero Casey Sonnier Stephanie Sonnier Neil Terrebonne Mark Theriot Regina Theriot Tracy Thibodeaux Lisa Toups Brad Trahan Sonya Waguespack 2nd MADINE COLEMAN Nelson Benoit Barry Broussard Pemal Broussard Lester Comeaux Melissa Comeaux Sandra Comeaux Tessie Comeaux Marisha Decuire Darren Denise Walter Derouen Eric Donaldson David Duhon 58 Shelly Duhon Laura Fields Ryan Garcia Eleanor George Kent Hebert Schona Labit Troy LeBlanc Karen Modesette Gwendolyn Myers Kenneth Prejean Alice Reaux Vaughn Ruffin Wayne Spivey Curtis Stoute 3rd ANNA MENDOZA Bemardine Barras Lillie Barras Lena Bertrand Becky Boudreaux Clay Broussard Gerald Chastant Ray Decuire Anita Delcambre Charlene Domingue Angel Dooley Angela Duhon Kent Frederick Timothy Landry Scott LeBlanc Julie LeBlanc Leslie LeBlanc Toby LeBlanc Monite LeMaire Patrick LeMaire Kimla McDaniel Douglas Meaux 59 Robert Morvant Marcelle Renard Deneen Rogers Cheri Saunier Leocadie Shello Kurt Trahan Cynthia Viator Donna Waguespack 3rd ANNA SAUNIER Scott Armentor Ralph Barras Alfredia Boudreaux Sandy Boudreaux Leslie Comeaux Troy Cormier Shannon Delcambre Allison Derouen Eric Dooley Jodie Forrester Lequita Frederick Mark Freyou Francine Hebert Gil Landry John Landry Rhett Landry Christina Langham Darin LeBlanc Rosa Mary LeBlanc Monique Martin Bonita Miguez Crystal Mire Allison Reaux Kim Robertson Charmaine Romero Hedi Schexnayder Mary Thibodeaux 60 Toby Vinet 3rd PHELMA SLAUGHTER Blaise Bernard Ronald Bourque Melonie Comeaux Daniel Darby Tammy Dartez Kenny Delcambre Peter Dozier Denise Hebert Jessica Heben Rachelle Heben Henry Landry Kent Landry Drake LeBlanc Joey Peltier Wilben Prejean Susan Provost Ritchie Richard Jereatha Ruffin Scottie Shello Scotty Sonnier Joslyn Steen Toby Trahan Many Viator 4th USSAY PELLER1N Ronald Bailey Eddie Bourque Carole Brassette Faron Comeaux Melanie Comeaux Charlotte Cormier Joey Danos Monica Darby Donna Danez Michelle Delcambre Charles Dozier 61 Holly Fields Johnna Mae Galtier Daniel Heben Eugene LaBiche Fred Landry Joan Landry Annette LeBlanc Bonnie LeBlanc Chris LeBouef Andre Leeson Huey Miguez David Pitre Janice Prejean Tammy Richoux Kun Robertson Aaron Rodrigue Cynthia Romero Wanda Romero Angella Simon Dean Simpson Phallie Suire Sara Viator Gerard Vincent 4th FANNIE SMALL Blaine Armentor Michelle Belanger Hope Broussard Paula Broussard Lisa Callais Marlin Cural Laurie Delahoussaye Linda Derouen Randy Derouen Lauri Griffin Scott Harrington Tammy Heben Karen Jackson Connie Landry Tina Landry Marie LeBlanc Natalie LeBlanc Lori Provost Rosaline Quebedeaux David Renard Jessica Renard Terry Richaux Cathyln Robertson Blake Rogers Phyllis Suire Susan Suire Lucy Taylor Dawn Terrebonne Sherry Terrebonne Yvette Trahan Christy Viator Jude Viator Kim Waguespack 4th THERESA PELTIER Sabra Boudreaux Anthony Broussard Kurt Broussard Lance Comeaux Richard Darby Phillip Delcambre Timmy Duhon Tyler Duhon Lloyd Fontenot Robert Fontenot Glenn Gary Gregory Gerard Coleen Glynn Howard Lacoste Tammy Mergist Jim Ray Richard Annette Teno Corey Weekly Crystal Weekly FIFTH GRADE Paula Barras Deanna Benoit Angelia Boudreaux Gary Boudreaux Paul Bourque Richard Bourque Tommy Bourque Gussie Broussard Isadore Broussard Jed Broussard Mary Alice Broussard Ruth Broussard Dean Charpentier Dexter Comeaux Jo Ann Comeaux Tracy Comeaux Angela Credeur Carmen Darby Cindy Darby Wilton Darby Kevin Delcambre Sandy Delcambre Tessie Delcambre James Derouen Madeline Dozier Dolly Duet Andrea Duhon Burton Duhon Patrice Duhon Sarah Duhon 64 Tammy Duhon Tina Duhon Deborah Dupre Michael Durke Julie Fields Gerald Frederick Lisa Freyou Dolly Garett Preston Gary Michael Gerard Celeste Granger Kenny Griffin Janet Hebert Jordan Jenkins Bridget Landry Bryan Landry Joey Landry Mona Rae Landry Rockell Landry Joseph Laviolette Carmen LeBlanc Kathy LeBlanc Keith LeBlanc Matthew LeBlanc Randall LeBlanc Sid LeBlanc Thomas Leleux Lee Lemaire Todd Mitchell Joseph Monk David Mouton John Nixon II Brian Pitre Todd Reaux Vanessa Richard 65 Jessie Rogers Charmaine Roy Regina Ruffin Scott Saunier Roderick Schello Mitchell Schexnaider Tina Segura Deborah Sherwood Leshea Simpson Rhonda Sonnier Bobby Spivey Troy Steen Mary Suire Rhonda Theriot Nancy Trahan Barney Viator Karen Viator Penny Viator Ted Viator Jodie Waguespack Alvin Weekly Natalie Wiggins SIXTH Katherine Allen Tracy Armentor Jamie Baudoin Clifford Bernard Penny Boudreaux Robin Chatagnier Michael Colomb Columbus Comeaux Fenwick Comeaux John Comeaux Dionne Credeur Ada Darby Tammy Decuire 66 Angela Delcambre Barbara Delcambre Rick Delcambre Adam Derise Rebecca Dozier Elise Dubois Daniel Duhon James Fields Leon Fields Donna Forrester Cindy Frederick Richard George Ricky Gerard Glynnis Glynn Pamela Hoffpauir Dale Jackson Geraldine Jackson Paula Jackson Ray Johnfroe Todd LaBiche Barry Landry Drake Landry Wendell Landry Scott LeBlanc Elton Latiolais Alexis LeBlanc Sharon LeBlanc Woody Leleux John LeMaire Pam LeMaire Nancy Louviere Patrice Mayard Margaret Meaux Jed Migues Rafe Migues 67 Tina Migues Kevin Nunez Vince Racca Many Renard Patricia Robertson Debbie Robicheaux Brian Rogers Karl Saunier Marla Schexnayder Myra Segura Trudy Segura Ricky Simone Candy Sonnier Sylvia Sonnier Tracy Spivey Ella Stoute Jeffery Stoute Tammy Suire Tina Suire Jimmy Taylor Julie Thibodeaux Phillip Thibodeaux Dina Thomas Gregory Touchet Rhonda Trahan 68 Darren Waguespack Seventh Grade 70 Andrea Babineaux Alfred Boudreaux Norman Boudreaux Penny Boudreaux Stacy Boudreaux Colleen Bourque Timmy Bourque Claudette Boyance Elizabeth Broussard Malaine Broussard Penny Broussard Renee Broussard Rixby Broussard Manuel Campbell Brenda Charpentier Darla Comeaux Janet Comeaux Janice Comeaux Romulus Comeaux Teddy Darby Torinna Decuire Jo Anne Delahoussaye Clint Delcambre Dannelle Delcambre Sara Delcambre Edward Derouen Anthony Desormeaux Terelyn Dooley Todd Dore Belinda Duhon David Duhon Marshall Duplantis Larry Durke Lori Durke Scotty Galtier Yvonne Gary Patrick Glynn Jo Ann Hebert Tina Hebert Monica Jackson Jo Ann La Coste Andsew Landry Floyd Landry Timmy Landry Eddie Langlinais Michele Langlinais Eunice Latiolais Anna LeBlanc Johnnie LeBlanc Michael LeBlanc Monica LeBlanc Roxane LeBlanc Walter LeBlanc Denise Leeson Tanaya Lindley Francene Liverette Anglea Louviere Robin Martin Jeannie Mendoza Renell Nunez Gale Pitre Pauline Quebedeaux Rita Reaux Clint Renard Jace Renard 71 Elizabeth Richard Yvette Richard Annette Romero Lynette Romero Lynette Romero Nadine Romero Vincent Ruffin Robert Saunier Charlotte Segura Sherry Segura Sherry Sherwood Karen Simon Clint Sonnier Shirley Steen Robert Theriot Jan Trahan Sarah Trahan Walter Trahan Carolyn Viator Cheryl Viator Nancy Viator Sherry Viator Tammie Voisin Gameth Waguespack Jamie Waguespack Robin Weekly Lisa Whittle Fred Aucoin Felix Barr as Jacqueline Benoit Michael Benoit Glenn Bernard 72 Maxine Boudreaux Randall Bouillion Nancy Broussard Debra Callais Matthew Chatagnier Perry Curol Regina Darby Danette Delcambre Karolyn Delcambre Richard Delcambre Connie Derise Louis Derouen Michael Derouen Melisia Domingue David Dore Rosenne Dote Andrea Dozier Albert Dozier Brian Duhon Glenn Duhon Javis Duhon Kenneth Duhon Wade Duhon David Dunbar Silence Duplantis Sandra Durr James George Francis Heben Gregory Jackson Rebecca Lafont Jaime Landry Matt Landry Todd Landry Terry Latiolais Anita LeBlanc 73 74 Charlotte LeBlanc Cindy LeBlanc Cora LeBlanc Craig LeBlanc Darlene LeBlanc Kim LeBlanc Erin LeBlanc Gregory J. LeBlanc Gregory P. LeBlanc Ruston Lebouef Louise Leleux Evans LeMaire Cordell Lireite Blaine Lopez Donna Miguez Roger Miller Mary Ann Pitre Brian Renard James Renard Nathan Renard Shelia Robertson Jennifer Robicheaux Ray Rodrigue Kathleen Rogers Daniel Romero Donna Saunier John Simon Kenneth Simon Debra Smith Luther Stoute Naomi Taylor Toby Thomas Michele Toups Ann Trahan Lourey Tullier Desley Viator Tammy Viator Timothy Voisin Margaret Waits David Whittle Lynette Meaux (Seventh) Lane Labot (Seventh) Carl Rogers (First) Monica Rogers (Fifth) HISTORICAL MARKER PRESENTATION Master of Ceremonies .................. Glenn R. Conrad. Director Center for Louisiana Studies, USL Presentation of Colors.............. NISHS Air Force ROTC Color Guard Under the direction of Major Richard Barbera Invocation ........................ The Reverend Gary Schexnayder Assistant Pastor - St. Peter’s Catholic Church Pledge of Allegiance ................. Brownie Troops 258. 156, and Cub Scout Packs 466, 369 National Anthem ...................................... NISHS Band Under the Direction of Mr. Ken Guthrie Welcome.............................The Honorable J. Allen Daigre Mayor of the City of New Iberia Introduction of Distinguished Guests...The Honorable Elias Ackal, Jr. Representative. 48th District The Cultural Heritage..............The Honorable James Domengeaux State Chairman, CODOFIL Presentation of Markers ...........Jacqueline K. Voorhies, Chairman Iberia Parish CODOFIL Chapter Unveiling of Markers............Iberia Parish Eighth Grade Students Timothy Borcl, Matt Chataignier, Gregory Dayc, Tambra Freese. Shelia Noah, and Brenda F. Sereal Acceptance of Markers...............The Honorable J. Allen Daigre Introduction of the Honorable Edwin Edwards , , . Governor of Louisiana..................The Honorable Paul Hardy, Senator, 22nd District Address ............................ The Honorable Edwin Edwards Benediction ...........................The Reverend Cyrus Jackson Pastor, Star Pilgrim Baptist Church and President, New Iberia Minesterial Association Retiring of Colors .................................. NISHS - ROTC America the Beautiful ...................... NISHS Band and Chorus under the direction of Mr. Ken Guthrie and Mrs. Helen Hodge Governor Edwin Edwards, Sunday January 20, 1974, gave his approval to the first step in establishing bilingual markers through Acadiana. The mark- ers will be placed on six city historical sites. The Governor told a large gath- ering in New Iberia's Civic Plaza that he had come here to place his own stamp of approval” on the concept of bilingualism in Acadiana and the pres- ervation of the French heritage. Mark- ers will serve to remind both tourists and natives of the dual linguistic her- itage of the area. 75 The bilingual markers proj- ect is planned as a walking tour of the downtown area of New Iberia, leading tourists from one marker to another from ’’The Shadows to the Church of the Epiphany and back again. Six markers were presented by Mrs. Jacqueline Voorhies, chairman of the Iberia Parish CODOFIL chapter to New Ibe- ria Mayor J. Allen Daigre. They are The First Federal Building, 1903 and The Week's Grove, The Steam- boat Era. 1830-1943, The Erath Building, 1884, The Great Fire. 1899, and The First Courthouse, 1871.” The markers were designed by John Albert Landry and translated by Mrs. Voorhies, with research for each marker done under the direction of Glenn R. Conrad, archives director at USL. Mayor Alex Dooley Senator Paul Hardy Governor Edwin Edwards MARKER’S con't . . . The markers were unveiled by representatives of the Iberia Parish Eighth Grade Students: Timo- thy Borel, Matt Chataignier, Gregory Daye, Tambra Freese, Shelia Noah, and Brenda F. Sereal. The bilingual marker program is sponsored by CODOFIL, the Attakapas Historical Association and the Center for Louisiana Studies. 76 FRESHMEN Ricky Babin Chris Barr as Wilmer Baudoin Elrita Bob Carl Bourque Dale Bourque Roxanne Bourque Gail Broussard John Broussard Keith Broussard Trudy Broussard Kim Callais Bryant Chapman Marcelle Chatagnier Lisa Comeaux Debra Danos Carl Delcambre Robbie Delcambre Rory Delcambre William Derise Kenneth Derouen Dianne Desormeaux Kevin Dooley Pamela Dore Loren Dubois Dean Duhon William Dupre Carla Falgout Elaine Fenn Susie Freyou 78 Rhonda Gaspard Angela Harrington Wayne Hebert Dwayne Hoffpauir Dennis Hollier Lisa LaBiche Kerry LaCoste Christon Lancon Bertha Landry Deborah Landry Glenry Landry Melinda Landry Roben Landry Tracy Langlinais Brenda LeBlanc Carlos LeBlanc Diane LeBlanc Edrick LeBlanc Ruben LeBlanc Joseph Leleux Connie Louviere Mark McDonald Dwight Meaux Ginger Peltier Phyllis Peltier Bonnie Renard Phyllis Robicheaux Roben Romero Yvonne Romero Nellie Robertson Christine Segura Gary Sherwood Chadwick Simon Theresa Smith David Suire Donna Suire Kerry Suire Raymond Theriot Shelley Thibodeaux Tommy Toups Wendell Verret Charlene Vice Sherry Waguespack 80 Class Officers — President - Bryant Chapman Student Council Rep. V. President - Angela Harrington Student Council Rep. Treasury - Loren Dubois Secretary - Gail Broussard Representative - Wendell Verret Sergeant at Arms - Chad Simon • • SOPHOMORES Cardeli Many Rodney Arlene Bemardine Clement Comeaux Comeaux Delcambre Delcambre Delcambre Delcambre Delcambre Derise Derouen Mercedes Derouen David Desormeaux Erin Dooley Elaine Dore Sybil Dore 82 John Dunbar Falgout George Gerard Goutierrez Mark Wayne Andrea Carl Matthew Harrington Hollier LeBlanc LeBlanc LeBlanc David Gail Jude Junius Kenneth Meaux Nezey Picard Renard Renard 83 Picture Not Available j Ricky Romero Gregory Kathleen Saunier Saunier Carla Segura Thomas Saunier Chad Segura Tony Segura Craig Sherman Gene Viator r , n Tammy Waits Eddie Toups Class Officers President - Carl LeBlanc Student Council Rep. V. President - Erin Dooley Treasury - Ricky LeBlanc Student Council Rep. Secretary - Jackie Broussard Sergeant at Arms - Tony Boyance Wanda Alberta Do re Dozier Phyllis Duhon Donald Dunbar Donna Barras Randy Comeaux Eugene Domingue Barbara Glenn Decuire Delahoussaye Lawrence Delcambre Rita Bourque Susan Colomb Karen Delcambre Debra Broussard Rory Boudreaux Wendy Broussard Cora Danny Bertrand Bodin Lela Broussard Stewart Broussard Kathryn Klmeral Julian Donald Carl Heben Heben Hoffpauir Hollier Landry Cindy Cindy M. Melissa Rodney Randolph Landry Landry Landry Landry Langlinais Kirk Anetta Cindy Jeffery Mary Laviolette LeBlanc LeBlanc LeBlanc LeBlanc Vonda Ellen Johnny Frankie Mickey LeBlanc Leleux Migues Mayard Mayard 87 Chuck Mary Nell Randall Marion Sonya McKenna Meaux Mendoza Nezey Pullln Daniel Virgil Brian Eric Tim Ronsonet Ruffin Saunier Thibodeaux Thibodeaux I Kimble Georgiana Kent Irvin Trahan Viator Vincent Voisin Class Officers President - Don Dunbar V. President - Jeff LeBlanc Treasury - Kim Trahan Secretary - Susan Colomb Representative - Glenn Delahoussaye Sergeant at Arms - Micky Mayard Student Council Rep. - Sonya Pullin Roddy Landry 88 SENIORS i J LYNETTE MARIE ARMENTOR i CLORA MARIE BROUSSARD TODD JOSEPH SOPHIE JOHANNA COMEAUX CUROL FELTON JAMES DEROUEN MICHAEL ANDREW DELCAMBRE KERRY JOSEPH RANDALL CHARLES DUHON FALGOUT •DANIEL JAMES DORE •EVELYN MARIE DOZIER NEWBY JOHN COMEAUX LINIE EMILY MARK MITCHELL DELCAMBRE DELCAMBRE BRENDA COMEAUX RHONDA MARIE NOANA HOFFPAUIR ISSAR MARINE ALICE GARY •CLEMENT GEORGE WADE CHARLES LaCOSTE CATHERINE MARIE LANDRY MELISSA ANN MURRAY JOSEPH LANDRY LANDRY CAREY JUNE LeBLANC PATTI ANN LeBLANC TODD ROY LeBLANC •KATHERINE ROSE LEBOUEF TREVLON JOSEPH RENARD •MAGGIE JANE SAUNIER KATHLEEN MARIE QUEBEDEAUX MICHAEL JAMES RENARD CHARLES RAY SHERMAN THERESA SUIRE PAM ANTOINETTE TRAHAN JOHN ARTHUR VIATOR • Graduated at mid-term. BENJAMIN CARROLL THIBODEAUX Class Officers President Vice President Treasury Secretary Sergeant at Arms Student Council Rep. Representative Melissa Landry Rhonda Hoffpauir Theresa Suire Jennifer Migues Chris Landry Jill Cashen Benny Thibodeaux Linie Delcambre 92 ORGANIZATIONS Industrial Arts — Participants There is no truer and more abiding happiness than the knowledge that one is free to go on doing, day by day. the best work one can do, in the kind one likes best, and that this work is absorbed by a steady market and thus supports one's own life. Perfect freedom is reserved for the man who lives by his own work and in that work does what he wants to do. R. G. Collingwood 95 96 All growth depends upon activity. There is no development physically or intellectually without effort, and effort means work. Work is not a curse: it is the prerogative of intelligence, the only means to manhood, and the measure of civilization. Calvin Coolidge Folks who never do any more than they get paid for, never get paid for any more than they do. Elbert Hubbard 97 Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: Benny Thibodeaux (Beau). Melissa Landry. Jenifer Migues, Ellen Leleux, Tina Delcambre, Windy Broussard, Georgiana Viator, Rita Bourque, Linnie Delcambre, Randal Falgout (Beau). SECOND ROW: Nellie Robertson, Melissa Undry, Catherine Undry. Lisa UBiche, Suzette LeBlanc, Lisa Comeaux, Melinda Undry, Sherry Waguespack, Rhonda Gaspard, Lynette Armentor, Angela Harrington, Mrs. Gloria Wiggins (Instructor). THIRD ROW: Cecilia Broussard, Annette Broussard. Deanna Delcambre, Arlene Delcambre, Tina Goutier- rez, Bonnie Renard, Jackie Broussard, Kathleen Quebedeaux, Maxine Gary, Elaine Fenn, Josie Derouen. FOURTH ROW: Carla Falgout, Sophie Curol, Theresa Suire, Frankie Mayard, Karen Delcambre. Gail Brous- sard, Vonda LeBlanc, Renola Bouillion, Kathryn Hebert. FIFTH ROW: Yvonne Romero, Wanda Dore, Mary LeBlanc, Anetta LeBlanc, Cindy LeBlanc, Susan Colomb, Sonya Pullin, Clora Broussard, Andrea LeBlanc, Lela Broussard, Mercedes Derouen, Barbara Decuire. SIXTH ROW: Cindy Undry, Bemardine Delcambre. Sybil Dore, Donna Barras, Jill Cashen. Pam Trahan, Carey LeBlanc, Rebecca Fremin, Cora Bertrand, Kathleen Saunier. OFFICERS Melissa Undry-----------------------------President Jennifer Miguez--------------------------Vice Pres. Ellen Leleux------------------------------Secretary Susan Delcambre---------------------------Treasurer Wendy Broussard----------------------------Reporter Georgiana Viator--------------------Parliamentarian Rita Bourque------------------------------Historian Linie Delcambre ------------------------Song Leader 98 America's future will be determined by the home and the school. The child becomes largely what it is taught, hence we must watch what we teach it, and how we live before it. Jane Addams Mother-Daughter Banquet 99 F.H.A. Court It was the policy of the good old gentleman to make his children feel that home was the happiest place in the world; and I value this delicious home-feeling as one of the choicest gifts a parent can bestow.” Washington Irving 100 ACTIVITIES — Home is the resort of love, of joy, of peace, and plenty, where supporting and supported, polished friends and dearest relatives mingle into bliss. - Thomson 101 102 Informal F.H.A. Initiation Many a man who pays rent all his life owns his own home: and many a family has successfully saved for a home only to find itself at last with nothing but a house. Bruce Barton Library Assistants Lisa Freyou, Catherine Landry, Yvonne Martin, Margaret Meaux, Kathleen Saunier, Rhonda Trahan. Mrs. D'EUa Foreman (Librarian), Wade Lacoste. Andrea LeBlanc, Cindy LeBlanc, Lela Broussard, Mary Nell Meaux, Ricky Romero. 104 105 AWARD DAY RECOGNITION Spotlight on Science William McKean Science Instructor Kevin Landry Science Award David Meaux Recognition Dwight Meaux Recognition Science Project - Sr. Physics Science Project - Chemistry David Meaux - 1st Parish, 1st Regional Chad Segura - 1st Parish, 1st Regional 106 Student Council PAM TRAHAN..... CINDY LeBLANC--- MELISSA LANDRY -- CAREY LeBLANC — SOPHIE CUROL---- RANDALL FALGOUT -----President Vice President -----Secretary -----Treasurer ------Reporter -----Historian CLASS REPRESENTATIVES JILL CASHEN...............................................-Senior KEVIN LANDRY..............................................-Senior RODDY LANDRY...............................................junior RANDALL MENDOZA..........................................-—Junior RICKY LeBLANC-------------------------------------------Sophomore CARL LeBLANC---------------------------------------- Sophbmore ANGELA HARRINGTON........................................Freshman BRYANT CHAPMAN — ------------------------——------------- Freshman GLORIA WIGGINS........................................Sponsor MARY LYNN SAUNIER.....................................Sponsor 107 Drama Club Cathrine Landry, Brenda Comeaux, Karen Delcambre, Barbara Decuir, Frankie Mayard, Sophie Curol, Jill Cashen, Kathleen Quebedeaux, Suaan Colomb. Mary Nell Meaux, Ruben LeBlanc, Everette Romero, Linie Delcambre, Kevin Landry, Michael Renard, Mrs. Diane Freeman, Sponsor. NO ACTING HERE . . . Mr. George Fuller, our parish Superintendent, and Mr. Cashen enjoying a light snack in the Home Eco- nomics Cottage prepared by Future Homemakers of Tomorrow under the supervision of Mrs. Gloria Wig- gins, Home Economics Instructor. 108 D.H.S. Pep Squad Kathleen Rogers, Sarah Trahan, Monica Jackson, Linie Delcambre, Sherry Sherwood, Francene Lireue, Ann Duplantis, Louise Leleux. Coach Dahrie Koenig, Lynette Armentor, Colleen Bourque, Yvonne Romero, Andrea Romero, Tammy Voisin, Lori Durke, Pauline Quebedeaux, Connie Louviere. Anglea Louviere, Suzette LeBlanc, Melinda Landry, Debra Smith, Denise Leeson, Margaret Waits, Robin Weekly, Elizabeth Richard, Cheryl Viator. Three Cheers for the Pep Squad. It's time that we stand up and cheer these wonderful young people who have given so much to build up the morale of our team. We don’t believe that we're pushing too far by stating that this group's enthusiasm has been the edging factor when the going got tough. Keep it up Pep Squaders, we think that you're a very beautiful pan of the whole Athletic program. The Staff o 1 973-74 Concert Band PERSHING CASHEN - Principal JOEL BELANGER - Instructor D.H.S. Marching Band Majorettes CAREY LeBLANC CINDY LANDRY ARLENE DELCAMBRE JILL CASHEN TINA GOUTIERREZ SONYA PULLIN ill HIGH SCHOOL SOLO ENSEMBLE We wish to extend our appreciation to Mr. Joel Belanger - band instructor, who has long labored to achieve a top ranking High School Band. Our admiration goes to Sherry Viator, Jeannie Mendoza, Desley Viator, Phyllis Peltier, and Bryant Chapman for reaching All District 111 Honor Band. The Staff FIFTH GRADE BAND SIXTH GRADE BAND SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADE BAND DISTRICT III HONOR BAND Beta Club Carey LeBlanc, Ellen Leleux, Theresa Suire, Kevin Landry, Pam Trahan, Melissa Landry. Mary LeBlanc, Susan Colomb. Randall Mendoza, Cindy LeBlanc, Rira Bourque, Miss Diane Segura, Sponsor. BETA CLUB OFFICERS Carey LeBlanc--------------------------------- Mary Ellen Leleux----------------------------- Theresa Suire--------------------------------- Kevin Landry---------------------------------- Pam Trahan------------------------------------ Melissa Landry-------------------------------- ------President Vice President -----Secretary -----Treasurer ---------Editor ----Co-Editor '113 i T Girls’ Track Team Debra Broussard, Erin LeBlanc, Connie Derise, Tammy Viator, Donna Saunier, Trudy Broussard. Ginger Peltier, Marcel Chatagnier, Phyliss Peltier, Mercedes Derouen, Barbara Decuir, Brenda Comeaux, Frankie Mayard. Carey Suire, Rhonda Hoffpauir, Cindy Landry, Sonya Pullin, Gail Nezey, Cindy Landry. (Coach Don Dunbar, Dahrie Koenig). Girls’ Volleyball Team Rhonda Hoffpauir Dahrie Koenig (Coach) Brenda Comeaux Gail Nezey Alberta Dozier Cindy Landry Sybil Dore Barbara Decuir 114 Gail Nezey Girls’ 1974 Track Record The Delcambre High School Girls' Track Team under the leadership of Coaches Dah- rie Koenig and Don Dunbar began their 1st year competing on a Varsity level - finish- ing 1st in the Delcambre Relays, 1st in Regional, 2nd in the Rice Relays in Crowley and 5th in State. Frankie Mayard 50 Yard Dash Ginger Peltier 6.8 100 Yard Dash Brenda Comeaux 11.6 220 Yard Dash (•) Barbara Decuir 26.8 440 Yard Dash Ginger Peltier 66.8 50 Yard L.H. Cindy Landry 7.06:5 440 Yard Relay ( •) Gail Nezey Brenda Comeaux Cindy Landry Barbara Decuir 51.8 880 Yard M. Relay (•) Gail Nezey Brenda Comeaux Cindy Landry Barbara Decuir 1:56.7 Baseball Throw Gail Nezey 205'7 Discus Frankie Mayard 87'2 3 4 Shot Put Frankie Mayard 2T0 Long Jump Ginger Peltier 15'6 1 2 High Jump Cindy Landry 4'8 ( ) 2nd in State ( •) 3rd in State 115 Sonya Pullin Government Day Participants Pam Trahan------ Randall Falgoui -■ Melissa Landry-- Roddy Landry---- Susan Colomb -- Don Dunbar ----- Rhonda Hoffpauir Murray Landry -- Janet LeMaire — --Tax Assessor -Pelican Stater --School Board —Police Juror Superintendent --------Sheriff --School Board —Police Juror -Clerk of Court J. P. Dunbar------ Benny Thibodeaux - Sophie Curol------ Glenn Delehoussaye Mark Harrington -- Todd LeBlanc------ Carey LeBlanc----- Kevin Landry------ —Mock Trial -Regist. Voters •Commissioner Dist. Attorney ------Coroner — Dist. Judge -Pelican Stater -Pelican Stater 116 AWARD DAY PROGRAM Certificates presented to the Government Day participants by Douglas Migues. Social Studies instructor and sponsor of the Government Day Program. The event was held in the Vermillion Parish Court House in Abbe- ville. activities Kindergarten’s Halloween Party TEACHERS Mary Lynn Barras Mrs. Alvin Thibodeaux Time for pumpkins. Time for fun - Time for scaring. Everyone. But . . . If you're ready, with a treat - Something good, For us to eat. Then it's . . . Time for pumpkins, Time for fun - Time for loving, Everyone. djm 118 A Xmas at D.H.S ■ 119 120 The Junior Class of Delcambre High School Presents NIGHT IN MONTE CARLO High School Gym Friday Evening March First Nineteen Hundred Seventy-four Arlene Delcambre Craig LeBlanc Cindy Landry PROGRAM Welcome Don Dunbar Invocation Jeff LeBlanc Sr. Response Melissa Landry Prophecy Roddy Landry Entertainment Sophomore Girls Will Chris Landry History Pam Trahan Benediction Susan Colomb 123 DON DUNBAR Master of Ceremonies JUNIORS Don Dunbar - President Jeff LeBlanc - Vice-President Susan Colomb - Secretary Kim Trahan - Treasurer Glen Delahoussaye - Reporter Mickey Mayard - Sgt. at Arms Roddy Landry - Representative Randall Mendoza - Representative Sponsors: Dahrie Koenig Diane Segura William MeKean Colors: Blue and Gray Flower: Petunia Song: Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves Motto: Win a few, Lose a few Junior-Senior Banquet 124 SENIORS Melissa Landry - President Rhonda Hoffpauir - Vice-President Jennifer Miguez - Secretary Theresa Suire - Treasurer Chris Landry - Sgt. at Arms Linie Delcambre - Reporter Jill Cashen - Representative Kevin Landry - Representative Sponsors: Diane Freeman Delma Meaux Doug Migues Colors: Maroon and Gray Flowers: Rose Song: Morning After Motto: Beyond Tonight Lies Our Tomorrow Banquet Royalty Roddy Landry Rhonda Hoffpauir Murray Landry Susan Colomb 125 Rally Participants FIRST ROW Catherine Landry Theresa Smith Rita Bourque Theresa Suire Kathryn Hebert Susan Colomb Sophie Curol Kevin Dooley Kathleen Quebedeaux SECOND ROW Michael Delcambre Linie Delcambre Ruben LeBlanc Chad Segura Kevin Landry David Meaux Bryant Chapman Benjamin Thibodeaux David Desormeaux THIRD ROW Pan Trahan Mary Leleux Rebecca Fremin Jill Cashen Carey LeBlanc Angela Harrington Kathleen Saunier Mary Meaux Ricky LeBlanc You. the parents, have every reason to be proud of your children, their teachers, and Delcambre High School. Every year our school proves that it can stand up to any and above many in its record achievements throughout all departments. These children deserve more than the space I can allot them here but whole Delcambre High family. in consolation goes the gratitude of the The Advisor 126 District Rally Result Rita Bourque Home Econ. IV - 2nd Jill Cashen Interpretive Reading - 2nd Susan Colomb Algebra II - 5th Sophie Curol Speech - 5th Michael Delcambre Physics - 2nd Erin Dooley English II - 2nd Rebecca Freemin Clerical - 3rd Angela Harrington Home Econ. I - 1st (State - 2nd) Catherine Landry Sec. Science - 4th Kevin Landry Trig. - 4th Cary LeBlanc Bookkeeping - 4th Ricky LeBlanc Typing - 3rd Rubin LeBlanc Speech - 4th Ellen Leleux French I - 4th David Meaux Biology - 4th Mary Meaux English III - 5th Phyliss Robicheaux World Geography - 1st Kathy Saunier Home Econ. II - 4th Donna Suire Science - 4th Theresa Suire Home Econ. Ill - 2nd Chad Segura Civics - 1st (State - 5th) CONGRATULATIONS - We are extremely proud of all of you. The Staff 127 D.H.S. All-Sports Banquet 1974 Introduction of Speaker Donald H. Dunbar Head Coach Defensive Captain LSU Tigers There never was any heart truly great and gracious, that was not also tender and com- passionate. South PROGRAM MASTER OF CEREMONIES Lloyd Boseman Science Teacher INVOCATION Brenda Comeaux Sr. Athlete BLESSING Benny Thibodeaux Sr. Athlete WELCOME Pershing Cashen Principal INTRODUCTION OF GUEST SPEAKER Donald H. Dunbar Head Coach GUEST SPEAKER Binks Miciotto Defensive Captain LSU Tigers SCHOLASTIC AWARD Pershing Cashen LETTERMAN AWARDS Coach Dunbar PRESENTATION OF AWARDS TO OUTSTANDING ATHLETES Dahrie Koenig Donald Saunier Bill Duplechain Douglas Miguez BENEDICTION Rebecca Fremin Sr. Athlete MENU Turkey Rice Dressing String Beans Buttered Rolls Pineapple Salad Coke Master of Ceremonies Lloyd Boseman Science Teacher Welcome Address Scholastic Award Pershing Cashen Principal D.H.S. 128 PRESENTATION OF AWARDS TO ATHLETES Dahrie Koenig Donald Saunier Bill Duplechain Douglas Migues ONE SPORT LETTERMEN TWO SPORTS LETTERMEN Ellen Leleux Kevin Dooley Ginger Peltier Edrick Le Blanc Vonda LeBlanc Kimeral Hebert Mercerdes Derouen Melissa Landry Tommy Toups Sybil Dore Stewart Broussard Frankie Mayard Johnny Migues SCHOLASTIC AWARD Rhonda Hoffpauir Bryant Chapman Sonya Pullin Carl LeBlanc Randall Mendoza Bernadine Delcambre Mark Harrington Barbara Decuire Kent Vincent Trudy Broussard Roddy Landry Brian Saunier Art Delcambre APPRECIATION AWARD Rebecca Fremin 129 SENIOR ATHLETES Don Dunbar Gail Nezey Cindy Landry Jeff LeBlanc Paul Falgout Kirk Laviolette J. P. Dunbar Todd LeBlanc Rebecca Fremin Benny Thibodeaux Brenda Comeaux Duke Landry Murray Landry Rhonda Hoffpauir Trev Renard Randall Falgout Mickey Mayard Daniel Ronsonet Kerry Duhon SPECIAL AWARDS Benny Thibodeaux - Capt. Football Kirk Laviolette - M. I. Basketball Rhonda Hoffpauir - M.V. Basketball Don Dunbar - Best Track Randall Falgout - Best Field-Line Cindy Landry - H.W. Basketball Roddy Landry -M.V. Track Barbara Decuire - M.V. Track Jeff LeBlanc - Capt. Basketball Duke Landry - Best Back Brenda Comeaux - Capt. Basketball Todd LeBlanc - M.V. Football Daniel Ronsonet -H.W. Football Murray Landry - Capt. Track Stewart Broussard - M. I. Track Brian Saunier -M.V. Basketball M. I. - Most Improved ’Most Valuable - Volleyball M.V. - Most Valuable H.W. - Hardest Worker 130 Elementary Award Day Program MASTER OF CEREMONIES............................Cindy LeBIanc Vice Pres. Student Council PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE----------------------------------Boy Scout Troop WELCOME ADDRESS..............................Mr. Dave Frederick Assistant Principal KINDERGARTEN CLASS------------------------------------Mary Lynn Barras Perfect Attendance . Dave Frederick One Year: Troy Falgout Hope Broussard Renell Nunez Patrick Esponge Mona Landry Michael LeBIanc Amy LeBIanc Clifford Bernard Colleen Bourque Lori LeBIanc Michael Durke Jeannie Mendoza Lisa Dore Debbie Robichaux Elizabeth Richard Jamey Clement Jamie Baudoin Sara Delcambre Monica Dooley Cindy Frederick Roxanne LeBIanc Ingrid Frederick Dale Jackson Penny Broussard Matthew Armentor Alexis LeBIanc Renee Broussard Jamie Comer Cynthia Viator Tina Migues Patricia Robertson Andy Landry Two Years: Marcelle Renard Bobby Spivey Margaret Meaux Tammy Dartez John Comeaux Michelle Langlinais Faron Comeaux John Nixon II Adam Derise Dannelle Delcambre Three Years: Kent Frederick Tobby LeBIanc Carmen LeBIanc Monica LeBIanc Four Years: Eugene LaBiche Natalie LeBIanc Eddie Frederick Six Years: Sherry Viator I3i CONGRATULATION SHERRY Scholarship . . . Cindy LeBlanc (Honor Roll) First Grade: Donald Dartez Dale Dooley Troy Dubois Patrick Esponge Christine Falgout Terrie Landry Tonia Landry Amy LeBlanc Ned LeBlanc Terry Liner Lori Mendoza Lee Monk Dawn Romero Kevin Arceneau Eric Bowen Trisha Decuire Babs Dooley Troy Falgout Second Grade: Sonya Waguespack Melanie Dore Jamie Comer Lisa Toups Angela Granger Denise Desormeaux Bridget Glynn Denise Jackson Yvette LeBlanc Third Grade: Clay Broussard Anita Delcambre Kent Frederick Scott LeBlanc Toby LeBlanc Douglas Meaux Ralph Barras, Jr. Leslie Comeaux Eric Dooley Christine Langham Fourth Grade: Joan Landry Annette LeBlanc Charlotte Cormier Michelle Belanger Paula Broussard Fifth Grade: Natalie Wiggins Alan Monk Sixth Grade: Robin Chatagnier Alexis LeBlanc Gregory Touchet Cindy Frederick Wendy Lafont Sonia Landry Robin LeBlanc Susan LeBlanc Reneda Martin Deborah Monk John Robicheaux Jessie Trahan Elise Chatagnier Lisa Dore Andy Campbell Jill Frederick Darin LeBlanc Bonita Migues Hedi Schexnayder Janet Thibodeaux Marie LeBlanc Dawn Terrebonne Barry LeMaire Tammy Suire 132 (Honor Roll Con’t) Seventh Grade: Denise Leeson Danelle Delcambre Garneth Waguespack Renell Nunez Sherry Viator Sara Delcambre Michele Langlinais Carolyn Viator Gayle Pitre Jamie Waguespack Claudette Boyance Monica LeBlanc Miss Danelle Delcambre (4.0 Average) French Program - Song and Dance Mrs. Borel and Miss Brassard's Classes Dannelle Delcambre--------------D.A.R. Award American History Award Larry Durke---------------------W.O.W. Award John Nixon II 133 Band Award 5th Grade -■ 6th Grade - 7th Grade -■ —Joel Belanger --Bridget Landry Margaret Meaux —Sherry Viator Song and Dance Routine by Mrs. Dore, Mrs. Penrod, and Mrs. Campbell’s Physical Education classes. PHYSICAL FITNESS AWARD Q 10 yrs. J . Kevin Delcambre 11 yrs. Nicky Comeaux i 12 Yrs. --- Sherry Viator Woody Leleux 1st. 13 Yrs. Columbus Comeaux So we honor our elementary students in the areas of literary achievement, music and attendance. While not all of us can achieve an award, may we all take this opportunity to strive even harder in our daily efforts, so that we too may one day be considered. ” We would like to thank our parents, guests, and friends who attended this event. Also, we would like to thank our staff members and students who provided us with entertainment. We hope that the entertainment and awards have been an enlightenment to you. We are looking forward to seeing you again next year. High School Award Program Master of Ceremony - Miss Pam Trahan Good Morning ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to our annual award pro- gram. This program is designed to honor our Seniors, and Outstanding students in all areas of school work. We sincerely hope that it will encourage all stu- dents to work more diligently towards attaining a better education. Perfect Attendance - A1 Daly One Year: Tobby Thomas Brian Renard Jennifer Robicheaux Kevin Dooley Connie Louviere Two Years: Freddie Aucoin Four Years: Elaine Fenn Cordell Clement Ricky LeBlanc Erin Dooley Brian Saunier Phyllis Peltier Rhonda Gaspard Charlotte LeBlanc Mercedes Derouen Julian Hoffpauir Albert Galtier Shelia Robertson Dobie Simon Ellen Leleux Lisa LaBiche Art Delcambre Wendell Verrett Rebecca Fremin Five Years: Janet LeMaire Six Years: Frankie Mayard Ten Years: Mr. A1 Daly presenting Frankie Mayard with an award for not missing a single day of attendance in 10 years. SCHOLARSHIP AWARD 8th Grade---------------Desley Viator Honor Roll............Matt Chatagnier Glenn Duhon 135 Outstanding Students: English------------- Mathematics--------- Commerce------- Industrial Arts - Science Awards Honored-------- French---------- Social Studies — Oratorical------ Rotary Award — Optimist Award - D.A.R. Award -- P.T.C. Award -- Lions Award----- Library Awards -- Home Economics ---Carey LeBlanc ----Kevin Landry Carey LeBlanc Theresa Suire Catherine Landry — Albert Galrier ----Kevin Landry ----David Meaux Chad Segura Dwight Meaux ----Ellen Leleux ---Cindy LeBlanc -Cindy B. Landry (3rd in Parish) --Randall Falgout ----Todd LeBlanc ------Jill Cashen --Melissa Landry Randall Falgout -Rebecca Fremin ■Catherine Landry Wade LaCoste ----Theresa Suire (Outstanding) Nona Issar (Betty Crocker) Jennifer Migues (Yam Contest) 1 36 Pelican Staters-......................Ellen Leleux Alternate..........................Cindy LeBlanc Jeff LeBlanc Alternate------------------------—Rodney Landry Alternate------------------------Don Dunbar, Jr. Alternate--------------------Glenn Delahoussaye Band Award: 8th Grade----------------------Karolyn Delcambre High School.........................Sonya Pullin All Around-------------------------------Rebecca Fremin Graduating Majorettes......Carey LeBlanc (Head) Jill Cashen Head Majorette 1974-75 ------------Cindy Landry Head Drum Majorette 1974-75 --------Sonya Pullin New Majorettes 1974-75 ....................-Tina Goutierriez Arlene Delcambre as 137 Physical Fitness Award GIRLS 13 years........................Melissa Domingue 14 years----------------------------Elaine Fenn 15 years---------------------------Phyllis Peltier 16 years------------------------------------Mercedes Derouen 17 years______________________________________Rhonda Hoffpauir Carey LeBlanc 18 years---------------------------- Sonya Pullin BOYS 14 years -----------—------Bryant Chapman 15 years................ -..........Matt Landry 16 years.........................Kirk Laviolette 17 years------------------------------------Murray Landry 18 years--------------------- John Viator Daniel Ronsonet This brings our Annual Awards Program to a close. This yearly event should be an inspiration to all of us to try for an award next year. On behalf of the Student Council, I would like to thank Mr. Frederick, our assistant principal, who served as chairman; our principal, Mr. Cashen, the members of our faculty, the guest here this morning and our parents who have worked so hard to make this award program possible. We hope that you have enjoyed our program. Thank you and Good Morning.” Pam Trahan Student Council President 138 139 44th Commencement Exercise Friday, May 24, 1 974, 8:00 P.M. PROGRAM ADVANCING THE COLORS Am. Legion Post No. 338 PROCESSIONAL Mary Meaux INVOCATION Rev. Bertrand WELCOME ADDRESS Melissa Landry TOWN AWARD Mayor Alex Dooley SALUTATORY ADDRESS Theresa Suire CLASS SONG Morning After W. O. W. AWARD Mr. Lewis Broussard D.A.R. AWARD Mrs. Bill Wallace VALEDICTORY ADDRESS Carey LeBlanc ALMA-MATER Seniors AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Wilton Dore K. C. AWARD Joel Belanger PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Albert Daly AULD LANG SYNE Jill Cashen BENEDICTION Rev. Sheerin RETRIEVING THE COLORS Am. Legion Post No. 338 RECESSIONAL Mary Meaux MOTTO: Beyond Tonight Lies Our Tomorrow CLASS COLORS: Maroon and Gray CLASS FLOWER: Rose CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Douglas Miguez Mrs. Dianne Freeman uo Newby John Comeaux PIANIST: Jill Cashen and Mary Meaux WELCOME ADDRESS TOWN AWARD SALUTATORY ADDRESS Melissa Landry Brenda Comeaux Theresa Suire D.A.R. AWARD Rhonda Hoffpauir W.O.W. AWARD Felton Derouen VALEDICTORY ADDRESS Carey LeBlanc K. C. AWARD Todd LeBlanc AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Randall Falgout Melissa Landry Kevin Landry Pam Trahan Ml MISS CAREY LeBLANC Valedictorian AWARDING OF DIPLOMA Al Daly - Benny Thibodeaux MISS THERESA SUIRE Saluiatorian SENIOR CLASS SONG There's got to be a Morning After - If we can hold on through the night. We have a chance to find the sunshine. Let’s keep on looking, for the light. Oh, can't you see the Morning After? It's waiting right out-side the door. Why don't we cross the bridge together. And find a place that's safe and warm. It's not too late; We should be giving. Only with love - can we climb. It's not too late, not while we're living. Let, put our hands out in time. There’s got to be a Morning After, We're moving closer to the door. I know we'll be there by tomorrow, And we'll escape the darkness, We won't be searching anymore. There's got to be a Morning After. There's got to be a Morning After. In order to judge of the inside of others, study your own; for men in general are very much alike, and though one has one prevailing passion, and another has another, yet their operations are much the same; and whatever engages or disgusts, pleases, or offends you in others will engage, dis- gust, please or offend others in you. Chesterfield 142 ADVERTISERS Compliments of BERTRAND'S WASHATERIA 685 2879 Delcambre Louisiana Compliments of MR. MRS. 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ICE FUELS Large Docking Facilities Quick Service JOHN and MIKE DOOLEY - Owners Delcambre Louisiana FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ABBEVILLE Since 1900 155 Compliments of LeBLANC'S FOOD CENTER NED1ER LeBLANC - Prop. Phone 685-2599 Delcambre, Louisiana 156 Compliments of GULF COAST SEAFOOD CO., INC. SHRIMP CRABS FISH OYSTERS and ICE ROY A. DANOS - Owner VELTON LANDRY - Mgr. 157 Corner Main and Railroad MR. WILMER DELCAMBRE Manager Compliments of BANK OF ERATH DELCAMBRE BRANCH Helping Today's Youth Become Citizens of Tomorrow DONNA DOOLEY BETTY LeBLANC Tellers IRENE DELCAMBRE Teller 158 Delcambre blitzes Relays field DELCAMBRE — Delcambre High took first places in ten out of 18 events to take an overwhelming victory in the Delcambre Relays Friday, outscoring the second place team, Plaisance, by fifty points. The Panthers totaled 119 points, followed by Plaisance with 69, Teurlings with 384, Vermilion Catholic with 35, Fatima with 20, Loreauville with 194, Hanson with 1612 St. Joseph with 15, and E. Broussard with 54. Daniel Ronsonet of Delcambre was named the “Outstanding Field Man” of the meet and Don Dunbar of Delcambre and Terry Joubert of Plaisance were named co-winners of the “Outstanding Track Man” title. Randal Falgout of Delcambre won first place in the javelin with a throw of 173-7, and Ronsonet took first in the long and triple jumps with respective leaps of 10-10 and 42-1. Kirk Laviolette of Delcambre won the high jump with a leap of 5- 10 while Boyd Mouret of St. Joseph won the discus with a throw of 132- 44 and V.C.'s Danny Broussard won the shot with a heave of 47 . Don Dunbar was a double winner for the Panthers, taking first in the 100 and 220-yd. dashes in times of 10.6 and 23.8, and Joubert did the same for Plaisance High, with wins in the mile (4:42.6) and two mile (10:15.5). Joubert’s time in the two- mile established a new meet record. A dropped baton in the 440 relay deprived Delcambre of a sweep of the three relays but as it was the Panthers took the 880 and mile relays with times of 1:33.4 and 3:34.6. Plaisance captured first in the 440 relay with a clocking of 46.8. The Panthers’ Roddy Landry and Stuart Broussard won first places in the 440-yd. dash and the 180 low hurdles, respectively, with times of 52.7 and 21.9. TRACK AND FIELD RESULTS FIELD EVENTS JAVELIN — 1. Falgout. Del.; 2 Fontana. V.C.; 3. Willis. L'Ville. Distance 173 7 . SHOT — 1. Broussard, V C.; 2 LeBlanc. Del ; 3. Walker. St Joe Distance 47 . DISCUS — 1. Mouret. St. Joe; 2. Antoine. L'ville. 3. Cassidy, Fatima Distance 132 4V,. . LONG JUMP — 1. Ronsonet. Del.; 2. Carmouche, Plaisance. 3. Del Distance 19 10 . TRIPLE JUMP — Chapman Ronsonet, Del.; 2. Daniel Regnard. Del.; 3. Carmouche. Plaisance Distance 42 1 . HIGH JUMP — 1. Laviolette. Del.; 2. D Landry. Del.; 3. Whitney, Fatima Distance 5 10 . POLE VAULT — I. Hebert. Fatima; 2. J. LeBlanc, Del.; 3. Thibodeaux. Del Distance 11 6 . RUNNING EVENTS 100 DASH — 1. Dunbar, Del.; 2 M. Landry, Del.; 3. Piazza. V.C. Time 10.6 for win 220 DASH — I. D Dunbar, Del.; 2. M Landry. Del.; 3. Ledet. Del. Time 23 8 440 DASH — 1. R Landry. Del ; 2 Owens, Plaisance, 3. Aucoin, Teurlings Time 52.7. 880 DASH — 1. Owens, Plaisance. 2. Perrodm, Teurlings. 3. Thibodeaux, St Joe Time 2 09 2 MILE RUN — 1. Joubert. Plaisance; 2. Ronsonet. Teurlings; 3 Sonnier, Del. Time 4 42 6 TWO MILE — 1. Joubert, Plaisance. 2. Anselet, Teurlings. 3. T. Renard, Del Time 10:15.5 (rec ) 120 HIGH HURDLES — 1. Edwards. Plaisance; 2. Vincent, Del.; 3. Broussard. Del. Time 15.9 180 HURDLES — 1. Broussard, Del ; 2 J. R Dunbar, Del.; 3. Celestine. Plaisance Time 21.9. 440 RELAY — 1. Plaisance (Guillory. Labry. Thomas, Owens); 2. Teurlings. 3. Hanson Time 46 8 880 RELAY — 1. Del. (R. Landry, M Landry, Laviolette, D. Dunbar); 2. V.C., 3. Hanson Time 1:33.4 MILE RELAY — 1. Del. (Laviolette. D. Landry, J. R La., R Landry); 2 Plaisance; 3. L'ville Time 3 34 6 TEAM SCORES — 1. Delcambre 119. 2 Plaisance. 69; 3. Teurlings. 38V� ; 4 V.C . 35; 5 Fatima. 20 6. L'ville. 19� ; 7 Hanson. 16V ; 8 . St. Joe, 15. 9 E Broussard. 5‘ . Daniel Ronsonet — 0FM Don Dunbar, Del.; Terry Joubert, Plaisance Compliments of SOUTHWEST PASS SEAFOOD COMPANY FRESH SEAFOODS of ALL KINDS Phone 685-2530 Delcambre and Louisiana THOMAS McKENNA DDS Ui 'C 160 Delcambre Native Starring Carol Broussard mav sound like a name for a beautiful young Cajun Belle, but don't tell Northwestern State University s fullback - because that just happens to be his name too Broussard, a 5-foot-10. 179- pound sophomore who would rather punch you in the mouth than tell you about his first name, ran over- and through Southeastern Louisiana University defenders last Saturday night for 87 tough yards to help NSC to a 21-14 victory A former prep star at Delcambre High School. Broussard has been a standout on NSlTs specialty teams all season He's also come off the bench throughout the season to become the Demons' most dependable reserve running back NSU’s regular fullback. Sidnev Thornton, left the game with a badly twisted ankle during the first half against SLl’ am! Broussard was pressed into action for the remainder of the game “His second effort was great.” remarked NSU Offensive Backfield Coach Johnnie Emmons about Broussard's running On two of his best runs he was hit at the line of scrimmage, but he was able to continue on downfield for 15 or more yards Emmons explained that Broussard had been patient during the past two years about waiting his turn Broussard has played behind a pair of outstanding fullbacks, including Mike Harter fwho is now a star tight end) and Thornton, who has gained over 130 yards in a game twice this season “Carol has a great attitude about football.” said Emmons He loves to ring somebody's bell I'd say he's one of our best defenders on kickoff returns and probably our best defender on punt returns,” Broussard admits that he enjoys flattening a kick returner. “It's great.” Broussard said about playing on specialty teams “You can really wipe 'em out if you for NSU hit'em rieht ” One of the most versatile plaverson the team. Broussard is a wheeling dealing type of player who wouldn't think twice about giving anything but 100 per cent effort on every plav It s no fun playing football unless vdu give it everything you've got everv time you go on the field. ' Broussard says Broussard will be the probable starter at fullback Thanksgiving Day against Delta State at Cleveland. Miss . according to NSU Head Coach George Dohertv Sidney's ankle is hurt prettv bad. but we have all the confidence m the woMd in Broussard, noted Doherty After Broussard's fine effort against SLU. he's listed as NSC's No 3 rusher behind Thornton and MarioCage Broussard has bulled his way for 221 vards on 47 carries and a touchdow n for a 4.7 average per carry. He salso retumedfive kickoffs for 81 yards -a 16 2 averag£$er return. Concerning the upcoming game with Delta State. Broussard commented. “That win over Southeastern gave us a big lift We don't have much time to prepare for Delta, but we're ready The sooner we play the better.” Sponsored by DELCAMBRE SEAFOOD COMPANY Fresh Seafood of all Kinds Brought in Daily Stuffed Shrimp Flounder Crabs Fresh Fish Phone 685 4498 GULF COAST BANK 221 South State Street Post Office Drawer 490 Abbeville, Louisiana 70510 Telephone (318) 893-7733 Compliments of Abbeville, ha. INDIVIDUALS Terrell Laviolette Del me Meaui III Linia Delcambre Micky Mayard Michael Renerd Keith Landry Rebecca Fremin Peter Broussard Todd LeBlenc Theresa Suire David Suire Delcambre High Administration Delcambte High Coaches