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

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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

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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

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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