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

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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

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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 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