Gueydan High School - Bruin Yearbook (Gueydan, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1971 volume:

The Bruin Alma Mater Our Alma Mater - Dearly praise. She is our guiding light. Her spirit we will keep always And colors red and white. For when at last our school days o’er And time goes fleeting by. We’ll cherish her forever more Our dear old Gueydan High. Seventy-one Volume 18 Published by the Senior Class Gueydan High School Gueydan, Louisiana Foreword Our high school days are filled with cherished memories. Some we remember better than others, such as that important game we wanted so much to win, our first school dance, the thrill of being a Senior, and, at last, the wonderful feeling of accomplishment when that diploma is placed in our hand. To help us to remember these special moments, we , the members of the Bruin Staff, present toyou, the student body of Gueydan High School, the 1971 Bruin. 2 Table of Contents Dedication.................4 Classes....................9 Faculty...................39 Organizations.............49 Seniors..................109 Underclassmen............137 Personalities............170 V Dedication For guiding us through four years with a deep understand- ing, we, the members of the Bruin Staff, wish to show our appreciation by dedicating the 1971 BRUIN to Mr. Saporito, our guidance counselor. Roxane 5 FIRST ROW: Gay Hardee, Darlene Richard, Carole Lavergne, Timala Hair. SECOND ROW: Winona Bishop, Bar bara Broussard, David Fruge. THIRD ROW: Beryl Baker, Helen Adams, Ed Saal, Dave Hargrave. FOURTH ROW; Patricia Potier, Jerry Worley. S’ MOVEniLK� Sponsor MISS LUCILLE SALTZMAN 7 Our School -r z r CLASSES Agriculture Today's Agriculture is more than farming. The curriculum in agriculture at Gueydan High has been up-dated in an effort to keep up with the times. Boys in vocational agriculture study basic plant, animal, and soil science during their first two years. Later, their time is spent in more specialized areas as farm mechanics and sup- plies, food processing, horticulture, and management. The F.F. A. provides for leadership training for the boys enrolled. Ford Motor Company - Tractor powered train The Commerce Department offers three courses to those interested in building a career in business. Typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand make up this particular curriculum. Commerce Typing - 2nd hour Bookeeping - 1st hour Typing - 3rd hour Typing - 3rd hour Typing - 2nd hour Typing - 4th hour English The English program plays an im- portant part of the education of the modern student. In high school, four years of English are required. The course consists of grammar, vocab- ulary building, literature, writing, and, of course, listening. English I - 2nd hour English III - 6th hour English II - 6th hour English I - 6th hour English II - 3rd hour 14 English IV - 2nd hour English III - 6th hour English III - 4th hour English III- 6th hour 15 English IV - 3rd hour Mr. Hampton Primeaux Marilyn Roche and teacher Drivers’ Education Teenagers constitute 20% of the drivers today but manage to get them- selves involved in 33% of the fatal ac- cidents, yet teenage drivers are in- creasing at an alarming rate yearly. We must teach our young people that die real prestige is earned by care- ful drivers and not the show-offs. This is the goal we are striving toward in drivers' education in our school. French French Mrs. Guidry teaches us our French. French songs are a part of our learning. French, the only foreign language taught in our school and the mother tongue of many of our ances- tors, is in the process of being revived in South Louisiana. Though French was once spoken by near- ly everyone in South Louisiana, it has been spoken very little in the past few years. Among the peo- ple dedicated to bringing French back to Louisiana is Mrs. Frances Guidry, who teaches French I. Here is hoping that these French students will continue with their study of more advanced French. 18 French students make use of laboratory equipment. Art Beauty must not be lost in this world of automation. The pur- pose of art is that of inspiring people, not merely to look, but to see into the life of things. The art de- partment, under the leadership of Mrs. Richard Sirmon be- lieves that creativity should be a facet of every student. Wheth- er painting an original oil painting or draw- ing a silhouette, stu- dents do use their cre- ativity. Mrs. Sirmon instructing Joey. Masterpieces These must be test times!!! And what are your grades in Home Ec.?? Gordon regrets popularity! Can you guess what this is?? Home Economics Home Ec. is a course offered to all students who wish to learn to be a better homemaker. This year F. H. A. is being brought out in the Home Ec. classes. Each girl taking Home Ec. is a member of the Gueydan Chapter. Mem- bers who pay dues are also in the district, state, and national clubs. The over all goal ofF.H.A. is to improve family, personal, and community life for all. Paula and Martha have no cavities, but what about them? Mrs. Freeland covers dating, marriage, children, cooking, consumer finance, home nursing, and many other subjects which help to make a better person. It deals not only with community life, but also with our duties concerning it. These show what we do when Mrs. Freeland is here, and when she isn't here!! Mrs. Freeland repeating it again!!! Brenda doing her English work!?! Industrial Arts In the Industrial Arts classes at Gueydan High, the instructor endeav- ors to teach the student to utilize his talent. Inside, the industrial arts shop, young men are taught to turn pieces of scrap metal or wood into works of art. Many of these students will go on to teach or to become future road and bridge builders. No matter how small the job, it is important to the indus- trial arts student as well as his fellow man. 22 Auto mechanics is included in the Industrial Arts III class. A finished boat is inspected by Saul Broussard, Thomas Industrial Arts welding. Sonnier, and Wade Cormier. 23 Mathematics is one of the most useful and fascinating divisions of human knowledge. It helps us in many important areas of study and has the power to solve some of the deepest puzzles man must face. Among the different courses of mathematics taught at Gueydan High School are Senior Math, General Math, Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, and Advanced Math. Mathematics Advanced Math - 3rd hour Geometry - 2nd hour General Math - 4th hour Algebra 1 - 4th hour Algebra I - 2nd hour Senior Math - 6th hour Music Band - first hour Band - sixth hour Band - first hour Chorus - fifth hour Music: To think of music is to think of speaking. In a different media, of course, man's purest form of communication. Music, is action, love, hate, anxiety, joy. The reason is simple. Music is the inside of a man. This, projected, is his highest media of expression: music. Band - sixth hour Band - first hour Chorus - fifth hour Boys’ P.E. P. E. is an hour in which students learn to work, play, and get along well together while enjoying many activities. We learn many games along with their rules and regu- lations. Six weeks are also given to Health, in which we are taught the prevention and symptoms of many well known diseases. 1st Hour You'd think they were posing for a picture or something! I 've heard of a team getting licked but this is ridiculous! 4th hour Speak no evil, see no evil, hear no evil! Smell no evil??? 28 Wow! What form! 2nd hour Johnny, are you tickling Donald? Girls’ P.E. Wow! And without a trapeze! As our age speedingly advances there is an in- creased need for scientific knowledge. The science staff ofGueydan High meets this need through its ex- cellent instruction. To them the science teachers, we. the students, express a well deserved word of thanks. Physics - 6th hour Physical Science - 3rd hour Science 30 Biology - 6th hour Physical Science - 6th hour Choral reading; Diane and Jim are hiding, Miss Lucille !!! Speech Oooops! There’s nothing on the screen!! Discussion: Jim does all the talking and Gay listens! Speech Language is our chief means of communication and enters into all levels of our lives. Speech is the exploration of our language, not the grammar and mechanics but the delivery and styles of speak- ing. Under Miss Lucille Saltzman's direction, the Speech class strives to improve its diction, manners and ease of delivery. Gary's conversation, Keep the peace, baby’ General History - 6th hour General History - 4th hour The four courses offered in Social Studies are Civics, American History, World History and World Geography. To produce responsible civic-minded citizens is the main goal of the Social Studies Department. 34 Social Studies 35 American History - 2nd hour Guidance The aims and objectives of guidance are to help the individual to realize his full potential as a per- son. Guidance attempts to help the individual solve his educational, emotional, and career problems in such a way that he will achieve a maximum of satisfaction in school, in life, and in his life's work. It tries to help him to be a worthwhile individual who is capable of achieving his goals in life. Mr. Saporito using one of the many machines. 38 FACULTY Principal Robert W. Linscombe There’s something more than money for successful men to furnish; There's a contribution needed that just dollars can't supply. Those who've sailed the seas of living, Can't fulfill their debt by giving; There is something that just dollars do not buy. For despite degrees and learning, opportunities for earning; This old world is full of problems to be solved. In this land that clothes and feeds you There's a great big task that needs you; You’ve a great big duty to become involved. MRS. LOPEZ MR. SIRMON MR. CLOSTIO MR. SONNIER MISS NORA MISS LUCILLE MR. HOFFPAUIR MRS. GUIDRY MR. JOHNSTON MRS. SIRMON MR. ROBINSON MR. SHELTON BREAUX ' MR. PAUL R. CLOSTIO MRS. MARGARET FREELAND 42 MR. LOGAN GARDINER MRS. FRANCES GUIDRY MR. RONALD HEARD MR. ROY V. HOFFPAUIR MR. HARRIS JOHNSTON MRS. CAROLE LOPEZ 43 MR. NED ROBINSON, SR. MISS LUCILLE SALTZMAN MISS NORA SALTZMAN 44 MRS. CAROLYN SIRMON MR. RICHARD S1RMON MR. DANIEL SONNIER FRONT ROW; Mrs. Juanita Benoit, Miss Velma Lea Hair, Mrs. Francis Guidry, Mr. Robert Linscombi - Principal, Miss Lucille Saltzman, Miss Nora Saltzman, Mrs. Margaret Freeland. SECOND ROW; Mr. She lion Breaux, Mr. Logan Gardiner III, Mr. Ned Robinson. Mr. Roy HofFpauir, Mr. Daniel Sonnier. Mr. Harris Johnston. THIRD ROW: Mr. Anthony Rizzcrto - Assistant Principal, Mr. Dallas Abshire, Mr. Harris Miller, Mr. Paul Saporito, Mr. Hamp- ton Prlmcaux, Mr. Richard Sirmon, Mr. J. A. Touches. MR. TOUCHET MISS HAIR MRS. FREELAND MRS. WILLIAMS MR. GARDINER MR. MILLER MR. BREAUX MRS. BENOIT ORGANIZATIONS FIRST ROW: Lynn Lougon, Martha LeBlanc, Lizbeth David, Randy Benoit, Logan Bertrand, Amanda LeBlanc, Pat Broussard, Glynn Lougon, Kathy Broussard. SECOND ROW: Sandra Woods, Sharon Retry, Charlene Guidry, Phyllis Pego, Mary Ann Richard, Suzan Gaspard, Timmie Hair, Lynn Martin, Cynthia Benoit, Carol Watson, Dwayne Brous- sard, Mr. Hampton Primeaux. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dallas Abshire, Donna Trahan, Glenda Vincent, Lynn McDaniel, Paula Primeaux, Angela Potier, Lucinda Mouton, Lottie Smith, Elaine Dillon, Barbara Broussard, Jerry Guidry, Sam Lejeune. FOURTH ROW: Ricky LeBlanc, Robert Dillon, Zenith Bertrand, Curtis Dugas, Ramona Richard, Jasper Fontenot, Chris Pinkard, Cody Lougon, Wade Cormier, Daniel Abshire, Thomas Trahan, Mr. Paul Saporita. FIFTH ROW: Nathan Guidry, Wayne Lege, Katherine Terry, Lillian Woods, Kathleen Henry, Lawrence Vincent, Janine T. Gaspard, Chrissie Iloffpauir, Errol Robinson, Nelson Richard. SIXTH ROW; Charles Thibodeaux, Cleveland Vincent, Aimee Zaunbrecher, Agnes McDaniel, Richard Hebert, Ricky Vincent, Brian Fredericks, Cynthia Simon. Allen Retry, Kenneth Broussard. SEVENTH ROW: Jerry Fluitt, Eric LeGros, Peter Broussard, Dave Hargrave, Willis Myers, Randy Mouton, Mark Trahan, Jimmy Bertrand, Raymond Dillon, Johnny Porter, Carlen Gaspard, David Hebert. Blue Society and Officers Officers FRONT ROW: Dave Hargrave - President Suzan Gaspard - V. President Timmie Hair - Secretary-Treasurer BACK ROW: Ramona Richard - Girls' Captain Wade Cormier - Boys' Captain Sponsor Mr. Saporito FIRST ROW: Dewey Dupree, Donald Adams, Darlene Richard, Robert Fruge, Dorothy Ordoyne, Charlene Lejeune, Cindy Saltzman, Cheryl Woods, Christine Richard, Debra Breaux, Jeanne Leprettre. SECOND ROW; Mary B. Har- grave, Lucinda Wallace,Beverly Vincent, Karen Clark, Barbara Broussard, Elwander Cormier, Dwain LeBlue, Stella Cormier, Michael I.edoux, Clay Marceaux, THIRD ROW; Mr. Ronald Heard, Catherine Gaspard, Debbie Pourciau, Ramona Lejeune, Joni Reese, Ricky Elliott, Lana Touchet, Michael Jannise, Geraldine Richard, Kim Istre, Chrissie Hoffpauir, Brenda Melancon, Beryl Baker, Ellen Smith, Mrs. Margaret Freeland. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Shelton Breaux, Larry Breauc, Debbie Bourque, Kathleen Broussard, Brenda Benoit, Warren Abshire, Judy Melancon, Purvis Touchet, Raymond Jannise, Darryl Bourque, Lawless Fruge, Lester Faulk, Erwin Guidry. FIFTH ROW; Kathleen Saltzman, Bertha Lege, Janet Faulk. David Cormier, Stanley Broussard, Michael Toups, Darryl Potier, Sherron Saltzman, Pat Potier, Thomas Breaux, Gary Gaspard. SIXTH ROW; Daniel Braus, Terry Vincent, Joey Ledoux, Terry Badon, Kenneth Petty, Jonathon LeBlanc, Michael Guidry, Roland Touchet, Stephen Linscombe, Jacob Toups. SEVENTH ROW: Kenneth Dugas, Nelson Saltzman, Edward Saal, Randy Woods, Jerry Worley. 52 Officers FIRST ROW: Darlene Richard - Secretary Jerry Worley - President Kenneth Dugas - Vice President STANDING: Ramona Lejeune - Girls' Captain Larry Breaux - Boys' Captain Debbie Pourciau - Treasurer Green Society and Officers Sponsor MR. MAILLET FIRST ROW, left to right: Mark Hebert, Cindy Benoit, Judy Broussard, Dolores Mouton, Lena Benoit, Jacqueline Rosette, Sylvia Belairc, Janice Fontenot, Christine Mier, Robert Hevert, Carolyn Menard, Rhonda Hoffpauir. SEC- OND ROW; Skipper Gardiner, advisor, Phyllis Woods, Pearly Adams, DeborahCady, Kathy Trahan, Danette Benoit, Liz Dartez, Charlotte Bertrand, Ricky Guidry, Sherry Broussard, Terry Gayle, Gay Hardee, Larry Adams, Linda De- Cuir. THIRD ROW: Charlene Rizzuto, Lester Foreman, Vickie Campbell, Saul Broussard, Elaine Richard, Bill Petry, Karen Woods, Hudson Libersat, Judy Bertrand, Carroll Meaux, Charles Breaux, Barbara Benoit, Miss Lucille Saltzman, advisor, FOURTH ROW: Brenda Saltzman, Randy Petry, Charlene Saltzman, Wade Clark, Kathy Le- Blanc, Greg Iicber , Annette Monccaux, Thomas Sonnier, Sheila Stansfield, Patrick Guidry, Carol Lavcrgnc. FIFTH ROW; Randy Menar David Fruge, David Lavergne, Dianne Hebert, Donald LeMaire, Joana Broussard, Dwayne Searle, Earline Prim nx, Michael Primeaux, Randy Broussard. SIXTH ROW: Mark Marceaux, Chris Theriot, Mark Mouton, Gordon Thibi aux, Daniel Trahan, Audio Abshire, Jerry Benoit, Anthony Rosette, Donald Derouen. Officers Gay Hardee, President Mark Marceaux, Vice President Charlene Rizzuto, Secretary Charles Breaux, Boys' Captain j David Fruge, Treasurer 54 Purples and Officers Sponsor MR. GARDINER Guess who? BOTTOM ROW: Cathy I.ejeune, Henry l.ejeune, Geraldine Arpin, Roderick Laseter, Roxane Meaux, Brian Guidry, Peggy Arpin, Nona Bishop, Randy Stelly, Cindy Harrington, Preston Lejeune. SECOND ROW: Zoe Duhon, Marilyn Roche, Stephanie Benoit, Elizabeth Hargrave, Roderick Williams, Craig Kibodeaux, Pat McDaniel, Donna Meaux, Pam Abshire, Debra l.ejeune, Celine Johnston, Jerry Clark. THIRD ROW; Mr. Roy Hoffpauir, Janet Gums, Linda Istre, Tim LeBlanc, Aline Simon, Joel Ililbun, Roxanne Richard, Helen Adams, Hope Istre, Karen Fruge, Ramona Bertrand, Lucille Broussard, Pat Lejeune, Andre LeBlanc, Mr. John E. Bertrand. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Harris John- ston, Phoebe l.ejeune, Michael Backstrom, Mike Kibodeaux, Luke Istre, Brenda Bertrand, Liz Greene, Brenda Von- denstein, Charlotte Gums, Loretta Vincent, Vera Woods, Ronald Lege, Ira Benoit, Mr. Harris Miller. FIFTH ROW: Carolyn Damen, Donald Touchet, Gwendelyn Woods, Elizabeth Woods, Pat Hebert, Brigctte Woods, Derrell Fever- jean, Danny Guilbeaux, Joe Huntsberry, Donna Maxile. SIXTH ROW: Robert Lcdoux, Bennett Da id, Randall Hebert, Mike Lege, Joey Adams, Charles l.edoux, Alvic Broussard, Tim Badon, Henry Suirc, Danny Lejeune. SEV- ENTH ROW; Jerry Pond, Terry Beard, Mark LeMaire, Harold Stelly, Roger Boulct, Paul Johnson, Kirby Trahan, Grady Woods, Darryl Livingston, Roger Abshire. 56 Orange Society and Officers Sponsor MR. MILLER Officers FIRST ROW; Ira Benoit, President; Helen Adams, Vice President. SECOND ROW; Henry Suire, Treasurer; Phoebe Lejeune, Girls’ Captain; Mark LeMaire, Boys' Captain; Aline Simon, Reporter; Nona Bishop, Secretary. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. J. A. Touchet, Advisor; Michael LeDoux, Lawrence Vincent, Kirby Trahan, Ken- neth Dugas, Joni Reese, Chapter Sweetheart; Joey LeDoux, Ira Paul Benoit, Henry Suire, Stanley Broussard, Jerry Fluitt. SECOND ROW; Derrell Feverjean, Bobby Mier, Luke lstre, Thomas Trahan, Kenny Broussard, Purvis Touch- et, Larry Adams, Raymond Jannise, Curtis Dugas, Cleveland Vincent, Allen Petry. THIRD ROW; Charles Breaux, David Cormier, Ricky Guidry, Mike Kibodcaux, Michael Backstrom, Carroll Meaux, Lester Foreman, Wade Cor- mier, Daniel Trahan, Chris Pinkard, Steven Linscombe, Gordon Thibodeaux, Danny Lejeune. FOURTH ROW; Don- ald Adams, Robert Frugc, Roderick l.asaeter, Roderick Williams, Brian Guidry, Donald Touchet, Greg Hebert, Rick LeBlanc, Bob Dillon, Jerry Guidry, Dwayne LeBleu. FIFTH ROW; Mark LeMaire, Roger Boulet, Roger Abshire; Mark Mouton, Charles LeDoux, Gary Gaspard, Alvie Broussard, Bennett David, Mike Guidry, Lawless Fruge, Kim lstre, Johnny Porter, Carlen Gaspard. SIXTH ROW; Jerry Pone, Nelson Saltzman, Grady Woods, Robert LeDoux, Daniel Braus, Kenneth Petry, Hal Stclly, Nelson Richard, Terry Badon, Anthony Rosette, Audio Abshire, Michael Primeaux, Robert Hebert. 58 Future Farmers of America MR. TOUCHET F.F.A. Officers and Sweetheart FIRST ROW; Joni Reese, Chapter Sweetheart; Joey LeDoux, President. SECOND ROW; Lawrence Vincent, Treasurer; Ira Paul Benoit, Secretary; Kirby Trahan, Reporter; Kenneth Dugas, Vice President; Henry Suire, Parliamentarian; Mike LeDoux, Sentinel. 59 honena AMERICA FIRST ROW: Lucinda Wallace, Dolores Mouton, Lena Benoit, Charlene Lejeune, Darlene Richard, Katherine Lejcune, Sharon Retry, Phyllis Woods, Sylvia Belair, Phyllis Pego. SECOND ROW; Pat Potier, Jeanne Leprettre, Annette Monccaux, Charlene Saltzinan, Wanda Cormier, Pearly Adams, Paula Primeaux, Cindy Benoit, Debbie Cady, Kathy Trahan, Mrs. Freeland - Advisor. THIRD ROW: Aimee Zaunbrecher, Lottie Smith, Kathleen Brous- sard, Stella Cormier, Cynthia Simon, Sherron Saltzman, Hope Istre, Karen Woods, Sandra Woods, Linda Decuir. FOURTH ROW: Janice Fontenot, Marilyn Roche, Cathy Broussard, Brenda Saltzman, Amanda LeBlanc, Debbie Breaux, Christine Richard, Stephanie Benoit. FIFTH ROW; Chrissic Hoffpauir, Brenda Vondenstein, Loretta Vincent, Debbie Bourque, Roxanne Hebert, Kathy Henry, Geraldine Richard, Zenith Bertrand, Cindy Mouton, Debbie Pourciau. 60 FIRST ROW; Debbie Bourque - Secretary Pat Potier - President Darlene Richard - Vice President Karen Woods - Treasurer Future Homemakers of America Sponsor MRS. FREELAND Officers SECOND ROW: Amanda LeBlanc - Song Leader Brenda Vondenstein - Parliamentarian Lottie Smith - Reporter Stephanie Benoit - Historian Mrs. Freeland - Advisor 61 Industrial Arts Club FIRST ROW; Mark Hebert, Dwane Broussard, Sam Lejeune, Wade Clark, Hudson Libersat, Jerry Clark, Thomas Breaux. SECONDROW; Mr. Shelton Breaux, WadeCormier, MikeKibodeaux, Tim Badon, Johnathan LeBlanc, Dan- iel Trahan, MarkMouton. TH1RDROW: Kirby Trahan, Willis Meyers, Robert I.eDoux, Raul Johnson, Jimmy Bertrand. Industrial Arts Officers Wade Cormier - President Daniel Trahan - Vice President Jerry Clark - Secretary Thomas Breaux - Treasurer Senior Editors GAY HARDEE BERYL BAKER Eighth Grade Editors JERRY WORLEY Tenth Grade Editors I Seventh Grade Editors PAT POTIER ED SAAL HELEN ADAMS 64 Assistant Photographer DAVE HARGRAVE Ninth Grade Editors CAROL LAVERGNE DARLENE RICHARD Bruin Staff Junior Editors T1MM1E HAIR NONA BISHOP 65 Editors FIRST ROW: Beryl Baker - News Editor, Ellen Smith - Assistant Editor, Terry Gayle - Editor, Aline Simon - Copy Editor. Squill and Scroll Society Mr. Roy Hoffpauir, Ed Saal, Ellen Smith, Beryl Baker, Mark Marceaux, Aline Simon, Gay Hardee, Terry Gayle. FIRST ROW: Ellen Smith, Charlene Rizzuto, Debbie Cady, Cindy Benoit, Joni Reese, Roxanne Richard, Stella Cormier, Celine Johnston. SECOND ROW; Mr. Roy Hoffpauir, Beryl Baker, Aline Simon, Debbie Bourque, Geral- dine Richard, Gay Hardee, Nona Bishop. THIRD ROW: Joey Adams, Pat McDaniel, Joel Hilbun, Mark Marceaux, Ed Saal, Terry Gayle, Jim Leprette. MR. MILLER Officers BETA CLUB OFFICERS, left to right: David Fruge - Vice President Darlene Richard - Treasurer Jerry Worley - Co-President Denneth Dugas - Co-President Ellen Smith - Secretary The Beta Club Beta Club The Beta Club, the National Honor Society, under the sponsorship of Mr. Harris C. Miller, is composed of the following students who have been distinguished by their out- standing academic achievements, including maintaining a high scholastic average, and possessing the qualities of service and leadership: FRONT ROW; Debbie Pourciau, Ellen Smith, Darlene Richard, Gay Hardee. SEC- OND ROW; Elain Dillon, Beryl Baker, Aline Simon, Carol Lavergne. THIRD ROW: Mark Marceaux, Jerry Worley, Kenneth Dugas. FOURTH ROW; Ed Saal, Raymond Dillion, Terry Gayle, David Fruge. fa Mi I) ACTIVITIES Leadership Conference Jerry Worley Pat Potier Darlene Richard Randy Petry Creative Leadership Yearbook Yearbook Creative Leadership 73 Gueydan High Band Big B Clarinets: BOTTOM ROW: left to tight: Barbara Broussard, Bill Petry, Kathy Broussard, Dewey Dupree, Ramona Lejeune, Kathy Lejeune. Joel Hilburn, Hudson Libersat, Kathy Trahan. TOP ROW; Flutes: BOTTOM ROW , left to right: Lynn Lou- gon, Cindy Saltzman, Martha LeBlanc. TOP ROW: Timmie Hair, Jeanne Leprette, Aimee Zaunbrecker, Celine Johnson, Debbie Cady. French Horns: TOP: Cindy Mouton, Cody Lougon, Glen Lougon, David Fruge. 76 Cornets: KNEELING, left to right: Craig Kibodeaux, Jerry Worley, Ricky Elloit. Left to right Paula Primeaux, Purvis Touchet, Kathy Lejeune. Trombones. BOTTOM, left to right: JimLe- prette, Debra Breaux, Randy Stelly. TOP, left to right: Dave Hargrave, Nathan Guidry, Paul Johnson, Joey Adams, Drums: TOP: Joana Broussard. SECOND: Celine Johnston, Romona Lejeune, Charlene Lejeune. BOTTOM: Kent Richard, Tim Badon. Saxophones. TOP: Mike Jannise, Randy Broussard, Jerry Clark, Pat McDaniel. BOTTOM: Lana Touchet, Aline Simon. 77 Majorettes Girls’ Chorus FIRST ROW: Lisbeth David, Susan Gaspard, Sharon Petry, Jackie Rosette, Dolores Mouton, Judy Broussard, Lena Benoit, Dorothy Ordoyne, Cindy Benoit, Lucinda Wallace. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Broussard, Lynn McDaniel, Elizabeth Woods, Gwendelyn Woods, Elaine Richard, Janet Faulk, Barbara Benoit, Angela Potier. THIRD ROW: Beryl Baker, Kathy Saitzman, Pheobe Lejeune, Karen Fruge, Connie Williams, Bridgctte Woods, Pat Hebert, Agnes McDaniel, MaryGaspard. FOURTH ROW: Zoe Duhon, Pearly Adams, Cindy Harrington, Karen Clark, Donna Meaux, Mary B. Hargrave, Carol Watson, Brenda Saitzman, Phyllis Woods, Carolyn Menard. FIFTH ROW: Judy Mclancon, Janine Gaspard, Ramona Richard, Helen Adams, Chrissie Hoffpauir, Janet Gums, Charlotte Gums, Lillian Woods, Donna Maxile, Brenda Benoit. nr La Classe des Vingt - Quatres THIRD ROW: Joey Adams, Daniel Abshire, Judy Bertrand, Cynthia Simon, Derrell Feverjean, Ricky Vincent, Dar- rell Bourque, Raymond Jannisc. SECOND ROW Roger Abshire, Bertha Lege, Debra Pourciau, Pat McDaniel, Dan- iel Guilbcaux, Randy Stclly, Sandra Woods, Nathan Guidry, Mrs. Guidry. FIRST ROW: Charles Lejeune, Judy Broussard, Cheryl Woods, Donna Meaux, Charlotte Bertrand, Shelia Stansfield, Cynthia Benoit, Linda Decuir. Les Vingt - Quatres The purpose of our club is to promote interest in the French lan- guage and to create an interest in our Acadian heritage. Officers Charlotte Bertrand: Program Chairman Cheryl Woods: Reporter Debra Pourciau: Vice President Roger Abshire: Treasurer Cynthia Simon: Secretary Derrell Feverjean President 81 Society Rankings FIRST Greens $1535.90 Over $30.00 Salesmen FIRST ROW, left to right: Delores Mouton, Cindy Benoit, Charlene Lejeune, Cindy Saltz- man, Cheryl Woods, Pat McDaniel, Pat Guidry, Daniel Abshire, Derrel Feverjean, Ra- mona Lejeune. SECOND ROW: Joni Reese, Gay Hardee, Sheron Saltzman, Angela Potier, Karen Fruge, Aimie Zaunbrecher, Helen Adams, Janine Thibodeaux, Romona Richard, Lana Touchet, Liz Greene, Kathy Henry. THIRD ROW; Raymond Jannise, Dwain Searle, Nathan Abshire, Brenda Saltzman, Celine Johnston, Charlene Guidry, Shelia Stanfield, Karen Clark, Kathy Broussard, Charlene Saltzman, Ricky Eliott. FOURTH ROW: Aline Simon, Stella Cormier, Roxanne Richard, Mike Guidry, Mike Guidry, Mike LeBoux, John- athan LeBlanc, Nona Bishop, Timala Hair, Elaine Dillon. FIFTH ROW; Karen Woods, Chrissy Hoffpauir, Roxanne Hebert, Chris Pinkard, Randy Woods, Steve Linscomb, Ed Saal, Mark Marceaux, Tim Badon. SECOND Blues $1510.31 THIRD Purples $1291.10 FOURTH Oranges $1261.21 Highest Salesman CELINE JOHNSTON Magazine High Salesmen Four Top Salesmen 1. CELINE JOHNSTON 2. CAY HARDEE 3. TIMALA HAIR 4. ED SAAL Over $100.00 Salesmen Mark Marceaux, Ed Saal, Rickey Elliot, Elaine Dillon. SECOND ROW; Ce- lene Johnston, Gay Hardee. THIRD ROW: Timala Hair 83 MRS. JANE BROUSSARD Workers SUSAN GASPARD RAMONA BERTRAND MARY RICHARD JOANA BROUSSARD HOPE ISTRE WADE CORMIER WARREN ABSHIRE 84 ATHLETICS Golden Bears TOP ROW: Coach Gardiner, Coach Primeaux, Coach Maillet. MIDDLE ROW; Charles LeDoux, Chris Pinkard, Kenneth Toucher, Larry Breaux, Kenneth Dugas, Alvie Broussard, Michael Bacstrom, Randy Menard, Robert Dillon, Brian Guidry, Terry Badon, Mark LeMaire, Raymond Dillon, Manager-Preston LeJenue. BOTTOM ROW: Darrell Potier, Daniel Abshire, Ricky LeBlanc, Dwayne Searlc, John Cormier, Kim Istrc, Gordon Thibodeaux, Thomas Sonnier. LEFT TO RIGHT: Daniel Mail let, (Head coach) Hampton Prim- eaux, and Logan G. Gardiner Ouartcrback - LARRY BREAD X Head Coach - HAMPTON PRIMEAl’X BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Fluitt, Terry Vincent, and Warren Abshire. TOP ROW: Kenneth Dugas, Gary Gaspard, Larry Breaux, and Kenneth Touehet. 87 (ou've worked hard and we're proud of you. Duh Which way did he Go? O.K, Shake hands and come out fighting. Great Catch, Jerry. Sr And. They're off ? PRESTON LeJEUNE All District Run it out, Warren Larry Breaux receiving a pass, Running for extra yardage Gueydan Golden Bears BOTTOM ROW: Preston Lejeune, Jacob Toups, Carroll Meaux, Michael Toups, Allen Petry, Charles Breaux, Tim LeBlanc, Randy Petry, Andre LeBlanc, TOP ROW: Terry Vincent Manager, Errol Robinson, Darryl Livingston, Rocky Campbell, Mark LeMaire, Jerry Fluitt, Gordon Thibodeaux, Donald Derouen, Chris Theriot, Coach Daniel Maillet. Allan stuffs two. BOTTOM ROW: Gordon Thibodeaux, Allen Petry, Donald Derouen, TOP ROW: Mark LeMaire, Coach Daniel Maillet, Jerry Fluitt. «EMS 32 Red Goose shoes gives Jerry that extra go-go Power. Gueydan First Five Preparing for a rebound. Rocky goes for two. Duck looks for daylight. 94 1970-71 HONEY BEARS TOP ROW: C. Williams, P. Lejeune, C. Libersat, L. Campbell, P, Lejeune, L. Touchet, S. Woods, Coach Maillet, MIDDLE ROW: C. Benoit, P. Primeaux, S. Broussard, T. Primeaux, L. Pourciau, S. LaPointe, C. Lejeune, P. Petry, J. LePrette, A. Zaunbrecher, BOTTOM ROW: D. Lejeune, C. Johnston, G. Hardee, D. Campbell, W. Cormier, D. Pourciau, R. Lejeune. I CHER] LIBERSAT Senior CONNIE WILLIAMS DORIS CAMPBELL Senior Senior LEE ETHEL CAMPBELL 8th Grade DEBBIE POURCIAU Senior 1970-71 VERMILION PARISH CHAMPS WANDA CORMIER Sophomore 1 PHOEBE LelEUNE Senior Warming Up TRACK TEAM MEMBERS BOTTOM TO TOP: Susan Gaspard, Pat Le- Jeune, Zoe Duhon, Paula Primeaux, Beryl Baker, Cathy Henry, Lana Touchet, Zenith Bertrand. Girls’ Track Team Sprinters 1 f jggnvR . V ZYB� ) t J 004� ft I I 1 1 1 w 1 5 m. jr % p —(ft 'P J 1 ) i i;� i 1 mml ‘mm 11 9 j f 3 If 81 s l Jr'l RjE jyi ■■ MORE MEMBERS: Celine Johnston, Roxanne Meaux, Deb- bie Bourque, Charlene Saltzman, Timmie Hair. SUSAN GASPARD BERYL BAKER 98 TOP TO BOTTOM: Beryl Baker, Paula Primeaux, Zoe Duhon, Pat Lejeune, Su' san Gaspard. 1969 RELAY TEAM: Ann Hair, Susan Gas' pard, Debbie Searle, Beryl Baker. LONG DISTANCE RUNNERS: Stanley Broussard, Preston Lejeune, Randy Retry, Daniel Guilbeaux JCYOAN UEYOAN J. V. RELAY TEAM: Allen Petry, Anthony Rossette, Chris Theriot, Thomas Sonnier VARSITY RELAY TEAM Pat Touchet Mike Petry Jimmy Bertrand Charles Breaux Hurdles - MIKE PETRY, ALLEN PETRY ROCKY CAMPBELL - Javelin HENRY SCIRE - Discus David in his little short pants 101 HOMECOMING COURT TERRY AND GAY FRESHMAN FLOAT Homecoming, 1970 SOPHOMORE FLOAT SENIOR FLOAT uJitl.b T.-K-wx.-a Cheerleaders A GLENDA VINCENT ROXANE MEAUX STELLA CORMIER % HELEN ADAMS Head Cheerleader Junior second year Senior second year Junior second year Drill Capt. Senior fourth year BACK: Pat Lejeune, Stella Cormier, Lynn McDaniel, FRONT: Danette Benoit, Glenda Vincent, Helen Adams. 104 HAPPINESS is having our cheerleaders end together! Together again!!! This should make you happy!! Cheerleaders are chosen on their skill and appearance. They are judged and named at the end of the school year and attend camp during the summer. It is great fun and an honor for any girl. lynn mcdaniel MRS. NELL SCHEXNYDER Sponsor 105 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Francis Smith, Shelia Kibodeaux, Vanessa Sonnier, Shelly Menard, Jackie Heard, Darlene Johnson, Daren Robinson, Mary Ann Hoffpauir, Debra Arpin, Jennifer Hair, Dell Campbell, Mrs. Hilbun. SECOND ROW; Linda Worley, Connie Gaspard, Rebecca Leprette, Mary Abshire, Liz Betrand, David Sarvant, Devane Smith, Ricky Huntsberry, Phylis Lejeune, Gordon Lejeune, Marcella Ledoux. THIRD ROW: Patrick Richard, Jennifer Cormier, Cheryl Campbell, Wade Guidry, Dwayne Dugas, Carrie Belair, Peggy Campbell, Terry Lougon, Micheal Adams, Bryan Lejeune. FOURTH ROW: Lcnis Dubois, Larry Gotte, Carolyn Gums, Lucille Lege, Judy Breaux, Angela Hebert, Cindy Heard, Bernadette Richard, Pat Saltzman, Pat Kibdeaux. FIFTH ROW; John Zaunbrecher, Sandra Bowers, Teresa Zaunbrecher, Valerie Robinson, Gay Lounsberry, Terry Weekly, Donna Lemaire, Michelle Platt. SIXTH ROW; Victor Courville, Micheal Dugas, David Potier, David Melancon. A Recreational Program and an Educational Program Junior 4-H Club LIZ GREENE Secretary CHERYL WOODS Treasurer AIMEE ZAUNBRECHER Reporter 4-H 4-H is more than getting out of class last hour. It is rather, having fun working with youngsters and be- ing rewarded with a trip to New Orleans and a front seat at a Saints' football game. It is learning that all the work one did making that dress or grooming that horse has just been awarded a blue ribbon at the Parish Achievement Day and a chance to win another at the State Shortcourse. 4-H means competing against stu- dents from all over the parish on your own level and coming out the best of friends. It is all these activi- ties and countless more that make 4-H the number one youth group in the nation. v The meeting will now be called to order. I 4 SENIORS Gay Hardee Jerry Worley Kenneth Dugas Helen Adams Vice President President Treasurer Secretary Senior Officers ROGER DALE ABSH1RE WARREN JAMES ABSHIRE HELEN MARY ADAMS 128 MARK FRANCIS MARCEAl’X ROXANNE MEAUX Jl'DY ANN MELANCON ODGES WILLIS MYERS 129 RANDALL PETRY PATRICIA LYNN POT1ER 130 DEBRA JEAN POURCIAU DANIEL PAUL TRAHAN KIRBY PAUL TRAHAN TERRY PAUL VINCENT 138 Stella Cormier , Reporter Junior Officers Ramona Lejeune Secretary Charles Breaux Henry Suire President Vice President Charlene Rizzuto Treasurer So, the Seniors aren't good enough, eh, Phoebe? Audie Abshire Harry Adams Lucinda Benoit Charlotte Bertrand Charles Breaux Thomas Breaux Peggy Babin Danette Benoit Judy Bertrand Debbie Bourque Barbara Broussard Rocky Campbell 139 Elwanda Stella Donald Janet Cormier Cormier Derouen Faulk All right! Everybody up against the wall! !! Joel Luke Roderick Tim Hilbun Istre Laseter LeBlanc Don't 1 know you from somewhere??? Allen Dorothy Robert Mark Petry Ordyne Mire Mouton Donna Maxile Carol Meaux Carol Menard 141 ■ Darryl Potier Shane Premeaux Super-Henry strikes again!!! Jerry Pond Joni Reese Klaine Richard Ramona Richard Charlene Rizzuto Charlene Saltzman 142 Mar Ann Richard Roxanne Richard Marilyn Roche Kathleen Saltzman Henry Suire Lawrence Theriot Gordon Thibodeaux Jacob Toups Donna Trahan 143 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Officers Andre LeBlanc Stanley Broussard Mike Toups Treasurer Vice President President Christine Richard Stephanie Benoit Secretary Reporter 145 146 Larry Adams Geraldine Arpin Michael Backstrom Sylvia Belaire Barbara Benoit Brenda Benoit Jerry Benoit Stephanie Benoit Jimmie Bertrand Ramona Bertrand Debra Breaux Alvie Broussard Duane Broussard Randy Broussard Stanley Broussard Wade Clark David Cormier Carolyn Damen Curtis Dugas Zoe Duhon Ricky Elliot Lester Faulk Janice Fontenot Jasper Fontenot Two members of the sophomore class. Charlene Carlen Caspard Charlene Guidry Erwin Guidry Patrick Guidry Charlotte Gums David Hebert Richard Hebert Roxanne Hebert Kathleen Henry Rhonda Hoffpauir Joseph Huntsberry Michael Jannise Paul Johnson Michael Kibodeaux David Lavergne Andre LeBlanc Bonnie LeBlanc Martha LeBlanc Well, it looks like it's just me and you. 147 Michael LeDoux Harold Lege Michael Lege Sam Lejeune Jeanne LePretre Darryl Livingston Lynne Martin Agnes McDaniels Lynn McDaniel Brenda Melancon Randy Menard Annette Monceaux Randall Mouton Christine Mier William Petry Chris Pinkard 148 Next plane leaving for Egypt in 20 minutes. 150 FRESHMEN Terry Bad on Cynthia Benoit Lena Benoit Logan Bertrand Zenith Bertrand Roger Bouley Darryl Bourque Randy Benoit Oh, what a night! Daniel Abshire Pamela Abshire Donald Adams Joey Adams Pearly Adams 153 Judy Broussard Kathleen Broussard Kenneth Broussard R. Kathleen Broussard Sherry Broussard Deborah Cady Victoria Campbell John Cormier Elizabeth Dartez Lisbeth David Linda DeCuir Robert Dillon Dewey Dupree Lawless Fruge 154 Someone must have turned on the heaters. Robert Fruge Catherine Gaspard Brian puidry Jerry Guidry Michael Guidry Nathan Guidry Janet Gums Gregory Hebert Mark Hebert Chrissie Hoffpauir Kim Istre Raymond Jannise Celine Johnston Craig Kibodeaux Ricky LcBlanc Yvonne LeBlanc Dwain LeBleu Charles LeDoux Robert LeDoux Charlene Lejeune Danny Lejeune Debra Lejeune 155 Henry Lejeune Katherine Lejeune Donald Lemaire Hudson Libersat Glynn Lougon Lynn Lougon Elzie Matthew Patrick McDaniel Donna Meaux Dolores Mouton Lucinda Mouton Phyllis Pego Two heads are better than one. 156 Kenneth Petry Sharon Petry Angela Potier Earline Primeaux Michael Primeaux Paula Primeaux Nelson Richard Anthony Rosette Jacquline Rosette Brenda Saltzman Dwayne Searle Randy Stelly Jenny Theriot Lana Touchet Purvis Touchet Cathy Trahan Ricky Vincent Lucinda Wallace Carol Watson Roderick Williams Elizabeth Woods Grady Woods Phyllis Woods Sandra Woods 157 Pot- Pourri JUNIOR HIGH “ Gary Abshire Linda Benoit Renwick Benoit Virgil Benoit Jeffery Bertrand Willis Bertrand Sandra Bower Carl Breaux Debra Broussard Enierlena Broussard Lee Ethel Campbell Irene Choate Cathy Clark Willard Cole Carole Cormier Darlene Cormier Sarah David Ronald Derouen Phyllis Duhon Valree Faulk Ricky Fontenot Raymond Fruge Donald Gaspard This must be a very interesting ping pong game! !! 160 Contestants for our beauty contest? Allen Greene Brenda Guidry Jetty Guidry Joel Guidry Mary Joy Guidry Sheron Guidry Patricia Guilbeaux Melanie Hair Elaine Hanks Cynthia Hardee Bradley Harrington Tim Heard Catherine Hebert Glen Hebert Marlon Hebert Sharon Hebert Linda Hilbun Karen Hungerford Brenda Istre Norbert Istre David Klein Patricia Klein Paula Lacomb 161 The gossip session for the week. Cheryl Lapointe Cordon Laseter Rowan Laseter Janet Lavergne Connie LeBlanc Hilary LeBlanc Catherine Lejeune Cynthia Lejeune Darlene Lejeune Steven Lcpretre Nelson Marceaux Gene Martin Kenneth Martin Wayne Martin Theresa McDaniel Christine Meaux Barry Myers Alice Marie Ordoyne Michael Petry Patricia Retry Pamela Peshoff Lisa Pourciau Tammy Premeaux A few of our girls enjoying a nice coffee break!!! 162 Doria Primeaux Michael Primeaux Keith Rabalais Dennis Reese Mary Ann Reese Sheryl Reese Shelia Richard Wade Richard Wanda Richard Edward Rizzuto Melissa Rizzuto Brian Robinson Carl Robinson Dale Smith Gladys Terry Marilyn Touchet Toni Touchet Gayle Watson Joyce Wilson Jeffery Vincent John Zaunbrecher Teresa Zaunbrecher Donald winding up for his gre?t hit. Willis preparing to take Donalds great hit. 163 Cheryl LaPoint Norbert Istre 164 Shirlyn Abshire Oneil Adams Paul Adams Subrina Badon Cheryl Belaire Brenda Benoit Seventh graders casually standing by the water fountain. Bryan Benoit Charles Benoit Sheldon Benoit Wilbur Benoit Carolyn Bertrand Joseph Bishop Jeanelle Boudreaux Melissa Boudreaux Marlene Bourque David Breaux Joetta Breaux Dana Broussard Daffine Campbell Sheila Clark Mark Cormier 166 PHOTO Victor Courville Roberta Dugas Gayle Gaspard Roger Guidry Nan Hardee Richard Hardee Mary Hargrave Ruby Hargrave Janice Hebert Murphy Hebert Sue Ellen Hungerford Louanna Huntsberry John D. Istre Jr. Lorraine Jannise Donna Johnson Patricia Kibodeaux Agnes Lav erg ne Andrew LeBlanc Carl LeBlanc Seventh grade girls during physical education. ' 167 Delores Lege Theresa Lege Sharon Lejeune Sherry Lejeune Linnis LeMaire Wayne LeMaire Pamela Maxile Nona Meaux Rhonda Meaux Timothy Mier David Melancon Logon Monceaux Bernadine Patin Louella Porter David Potier Ison Potier j1 Primeaux ahia Reese ra Richard k Richard Nancy Lejeune Pauline Lejeune Seventh grade boys during noon recess. 168 Seventh grade boys posing for the camera. Carla Trahan Dirk Trahan Weston Trahan Carolyn Vincent Darlene Vincent Joycelyn Wallace Ricky Wallace Terry Weekly Derrick Woods 169 Seniors Gay Hardee Jerry Worley 171 Juniors Gordon Thibodeaux Stella Cormier 172 Sophomores William “Bill” Petry Charlene Guidry 173 Freshmen Kim Istre Debra Lejeune 174 Senior Superlatives MOST AMBITIOUS Barbara Broussard Terry Gayle BI-ST DRESSED Beryl Baker Mark Marceaux BEST PERSONALITY Pat Potier Jerry Worley 175 BEST SPORT Timmie Hair Eric LeGros MOST COURTEOUS Nona Bishop Jerry Worley MOST DEPENDABLE Darlene Richard Jerry Worley 176 179 Future Farmers of America Sweetheart Joni Reese 180 AMERICA Future Homemakers of America Beau Gordon Thibodeaux 181 Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. . Cafeteria Personnel Mrs. Willa Mae Mouton Mrs. Gladys Benoit Mrs. Palmire Breaux Mrs. Lena Mae Maxile 'O' Mrs. Kddie Richard Mrs. Mary Ann Smith Head Cook Mrs. Ruby Gaspard Non-Teaching Personnel Maintenance People Mr. Paul Mr. Milton Mr. Bernice Dupree Touchet Broussard Mr. L.C. Mr. Clarence Smith Trainor Mrs. Jane Broussard Secretary Mrs. Brenda Laviolette Library Helper Mrs. Geri T rahan Secretary 183 Alark Char es Dorva. Id TETRfc'y She.rrov Jona fhon ROGER DALE ABSHIRE - Orange Society; 3,4; Area Judging Contest-1,2,3; F. E. A. Leader- ship Conference; Parliamentary Law Team; French Club-Treasurer, WARREN JAMES ABSHIRE - Green Society; Football-1, 2,3,4; Industrial Arts-1,2,3,4. HELEN MARY ADAMS - Orange Society-Vice President 3,4; Class Secretary-2,4; Cheerleader-1,2,3,4; Drill Captain-4; Bruin Staff-4; Beta Club-4; Most Vivicious. PEGGY ANN ARPIN - Orange Society; Band. TIMOTHY JOHN BADON - Orange Society; Band-1,2, 3,4; Industrial Arts-1; Football Manager-1,2; Basketball-1, BERYL KATHERYNE BAKER - Green Society; Beta Club- 2,3,4; Growl Staff-1,2,3,4; Copy Editor-3; News Editor-4; Bruin Staff-4; Quill and Scroll; Curtis High Salesman-1,2; Track-1,2; Chorus-1,2,3,4; Pianist; Louisiana Girls’ State; Most Talented; Rally-English I; Trio; U. S. L, -5th place; L. S. U. -3rd place; Girls' Trio-2,3; Solo Festival-2,3,4; Superior Rat- ing; Best Dressed; Most Talented. TERRY WAYNE BEARD - Orange Society; Track-1,2,3, 4; IRA PAUL BENOIT - Orange Society-President; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; Parliamentarian-3; Secretary-4; Foot- ball-1; Track 3; Rally-Geometry-2. MARY BENOIT HARGRAVE - Green Society; Chorus-1, 2.3.4. BRENDA FAYE BERTRAND - Orange Society; Chorus-1, 2,3; Home Ec.-1; Teacher's Helper-4. WINONA LEE BISHOP - Orange Society-Secretary-4; Bruin Staff-4; Growl Staff-4; Most Courteous; Friendliest; Curtis High Salesman-4. DANIEL JAMES BRAUS - Green Society; Industrial Arts- 1,2,3,4; Agriculture-1,2. LARRY PAUL BREAUX - Green Society-Boys' Captain; Band-1,2,3; Football-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4. BARBARA SUE BROUSSARD - Blue Society; Homecom- ing Court-3; Senior Girl Scout-3,4; F. H. A. -1,2; Majorette-3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Most Ambitious. JOANA FAYE BROUSSARD - Purple Society; Band-1,2, 3,4; Office Helper-1. LUCILLE MARIE BROUSSARD - Orange Society; Chorus- 1.2.3.4. PATRICIA BROUSSARD - Blue Society; Home Ec. -1,2, 3,4; Class Secretary-1. PETER COLLIN BROUSSARD - Blue Society. SAUL MICHAEL BROUSSARD - Purple Society; Indust- rail Arts-1,2,3,4. DORIS BEATRICE CAMPBELL- Orange Society; Basket- ball-2,3,4; Track-2,3,4. JERRY WAYNE CLARK - Orange Society; Band-1,2,3,4; Drum Major-4; Honor Band-1,2,3; Industrial Arts- 1,2,3,4; Art-4. WADE JAMES CORMIER- Blue Society-Boys' Captain- 2,3,4; Football-1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts-1,3,4; I'. F. A.-1; Track-1,2,3; Basketball-1. BENNETT NEIL DAVID - Orange Society; Band-1,2; F. F. A.-1,2,3,4. ELAINE MARIE DILLON- Blue Society; Beta Club; Cur- tis High Salesman-1,2,4; Most Studious. RAYMOND PAUL DILLON’ - Blue Society; Football-2, 3,4; Beta Club-2,3,4. KENNETH RAY DUGAS - Green Society-Vice Pres- ident-4; F. F. A.-1.2,3,4; .Secretary-3; Treasurer- 4; Vice President-4; Louisiana Boys' State House of Representatives; Eootball-1,2,4; Track-2,3,4; Rally-Agriculture I-1st District; 3rd Sate; Agri- culture 11-1st District; 3rd Sate; Agriculture 111- 2nd District. DERRELL JOSEPH FEVERJEAN - Orange Society; French Club-Pre$ident-4; F. F. A. -4. JERRY ROYCE FLUITT - Blue Society; Basketball-1,2, 3,4; Track-1,2,3,4; Football-4; F. F. A.-3,4; Industrial Arts-1,2,4. DAVID FRUGE - Purple Society-Treasurer-4; Class President-3; Beta Club-2,3,4; Vice President-4; Basketball-3; Track-1,2,4; Rally Spelling; Bruin Staff; Most Versatile. KAREN SUE FRUGE - Orange Society; Chorus-2,3,4; Office Helper-3,4; Teachers’ Aide-3. GARY NEILGASPARD - Green Society; Agriculture-1; Industrial Arts-1,2,3,4; Football-1,2,3,4; Track-1. JANINE FAYE GASPARD - Blue Society; Chorus-1,2,3, 4; Teachers’ Helper-3,4. SUSAN KAYE GASPARD - Blue Society-Girls’ Cap- tain-3; Vice President-4; Chorus-1,2,3,4; Track- 1,2,3,4; Home Economics-1. TERRENCE CHRISTOPHER GAYLE - Purple Society; Growl Staff-1,2,3,4; Business Manager-2; Editor- 3,4; District Rally-Biology-2nd; State Rally-2nd; Algebra II; American Legion Orator Contest; Beta Club-2,3,4; Statistician-Football-3,4; Most Like- ly To Succeed; Most Ambitious; Most Studious. RICKY WAYNE GUIDRY - Purple Society; Band F. F. A.-1,2,3,4; Track-2,3. DANIEL LOUIS GUILBEAU - Orange Society; Indust- rial Arts-1,2,3,4; Football-1; Basketball-1,2; Track-1,2,3. TIMALA ELIZABETH HAIR - Blue Society-Secretary- Treasurer-4; Girl Scouts-1.3,4; President-1; Patrol Leader-3.4; 4-H Club-1,2,3,4; Secretary- 1; Vice President-2.3,4; Track-2.3,4; Bruin Staff- 4; Curtis High Salesman; Wittiest; Best Sport. GAY LEAH HARDEE - Purple Society-President-4; Beta Club-Vice President-3; Reporter-4; Growl Staff-2,3,4; Sports Editor-3; Exchange Editor-4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Track-2; Class Vice Presi- dent-1,3,4; President-2; Bruin Staff; Homecom- ing Court-2,3; Quill And Scroll; Louisiana Girls' State; F. F. A. Sweetheart; Rally-Algebra I; Amer- ican History; Curtis High Salesman; Most Beau- tiful Sweetheart; Class Favorites-1,3,4. Senior Roster F. F. A. -1,2, WILFRED DAVID HARGRAVE - Blue Society-President- 4; Cheerleader-3; Bruin Staff-4; Friendliest. DIANNE FRANCIS HEBERT - Purple Society. ROBERT JOSEPH HEBERT - Purple Society; Industrial Arts-1,2,3; Agriculture-1,2. HOPE ANN ISTRE - Orange Society; Office Helper-4; F.H.A. -2,4. LINDA ANN ISTRE - Orange Society; Art; Chorus-1,2, 3; Track-1. CAROL ANN LAVERGNE - Purple Society; Beta Club- 3.4; Pep Squad-3,4; Bruin Staff. AMANDA LeBLANC - Blue Society; F.H.A. -Song Lead- er. JOHNATHAN BOYD LeBLANC - Green Society; Indus- rial Arts. KATHY LeBLANC - Purple Society; 4-H-1.2. JOSEPH RUSSEL LeDOUX - Green Society-President-3; F.F.A. -1,2,3,4; President-4; Vice President-3; Sentinel-2; Football-1,2,3; Track-1,2; Most Most Handsome; Heartthrob; Favorite-1,2,3; F.H.A. Beau. BERTHA LEGE - Green Society. ERIC LeGROS - Blue Society; Best Sport. PHOEBE JEAN LeJEUNE - Orange Society; Girls' Cap- tain-4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,3; Chorus- 1.2.3,4. JAMES LEE LePRETTE - Purple Society; Honor Band-2, 4; Vocal Solo Festival Accompanist-2,3,4; Class President-1; Art; Growl Staff-4; Most Talented. SHERRY LIBERSAT - Purple Society-Girls' Captain; Bas- ketball-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,4; Chorus-1,2,3. CLAY ARSENE MARCEAUX - Green Society; MARK FRANCIS MARCEAUX - Purple Society- Vice- President; Basketball-1; Track-1,4; Football-2; Beta Club-2,3,4; Quill and Scroll; Growl Staff; Fellowship of Christian Athletes-Secretary-Trea- surer; Best Dressed. ROXANNE MEAUX - Orange Society; Cheerleader-3,4; Track 3,4. JUDY ANN MELANCON - Green Society; Chorus-3,4. WILLIS ODGES MYERS - Blue Society; Industrial Arts Club; Wittiest. RANDALL PETRY - Purple Society; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Football-1,2; Leadership Conference; Festival-3; Rally-Industrial Arts-1. PATRICIA LYNN POTIER - Green Society; Leadership Conference; F.H.A. -1,2,3,4; President-4; Bruin Staff; Bruin Cadets-1,2; District Rally-Home Eco- nomics-3; Best Personality. DEBRA JEAN PURC1AU - Green Society-Treasurer-4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; F.H.A.-1,2,3,4; Secretary- 41 Beta Club-3,4; Activities Chairman-4; Dis- trict Rally-Home Economics-2nd Place; Physical Science-5th Place; State Rally-Home Economics. French Club-Vice President-4. DARLENE ANN RICHARD - Green Society-Secretary- 3,4; Leadership Conference; Beta Club-Treasurer - 4; F.H.A. -1,2,3,4; Vice President-4; Basket- ball-1; Bruin Cadets-1,2; Bruin Staff; Business Ma- nager; Most Dependable; Most Likely To Succeed; Most Versatile. EDWARD GEORGE SAAL, JR. - Green Society; Beta Club-2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Growl Staff-2,3. 4; Feature Editor-4; Class Treasurer-2; Quill and Scroll-3,4; Bruin Staff; Most Vivacious. NELSON PIERRE SALTZMAN - Green Society; F.F.A.- 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts-1. SHERRON ANN SALTZMAN - Green Society; F.H.A.-2 4; 4-H Club-2; Recreation Leader; Pep Squad-2; Office Worker. ALINE THERESA SIMON - Orange Society-Treasurer- 3; Reporter-4; Growl Staff-3,4; Copy Editor-4; Quill and Scroll-3,4; Beta Club-2,3,4; Rally- Civics-2, Majorette-1,2; Head Majorette-2,3. ELLEN LORRAINE SMITH - Green Society; Majorette- 2,3,4; F.H.A. -1,2; Growl Staff-2,3,4; Assist- ant Lditor-3,4; Quill and Scroll-3,4; Beta Club- 2,3,4; Secretary-4; Basketball-1; Track-2; Cris- co Award-1; French Award-1; District Rally-Home Economics-2nd Place; English 11. -4th Place; En- glish 111. -3rd Place; State Rally-Home Economics I. -1st. CHARLES RAY THIBODEAUX - Blue Society; DONALD RAY TOUCHET - Orange Society; Industrial Arts-1,2,3,4; Agriculture-1,2; Basketball-1; In- dustrial Arts Club-1,2,3. KENNETH PAUL TOUCHET - Green Society; F.F. A.-l, 1,2,3; Track-3 years; Football-1,2,3,4. DANIEL PAUL TRAHAN - Purple Society; F.F.A. -1,2, 3,4 Industrial Arts Club-2 years; Parliamentary Law Team. KIRBY PAUL TRAHAN - Orange Society; F.F. A.-1,2, 3,4; Reporter-4; Industrial Arts Club-1,2,3,4; Livestock Judging Team-3,4; National F.F.A. Convention-2. TERRY PAUL VINCENT - Green Society; Football-1,2, 3,4; F.F. A.-2 years; Industrial Arts-1,2,3,4. CONSTANCE FAYE WILLIAMS - Green Society-Girls' Captain-2; Chorus-1,2,3; Track-1,2,3; Basket- ball-1,2,3,4. RANDY PAUL WOODS- Green Society; Football-1,2; Basketball-1,2; F.F.A. -1 year; Leadership Con- ference. VERA ELLEN WOODS - Orange Society; Basketball-1; Pep Squad-2. JERRY GLENN WORLEY - Green Society-Vice Pres- ident-3; President-4; Class Treasurer-3; President- 4; Honor Band 3,4; Festival-2,3,4; Beta Club- 2,3,4; President-4; Leadership Cnnference; Bas- ketball-1,2; Bruin Staff-Treasure-4; Band-1,2,3, 4; Most Dependable; Most Courteous; Best Person- ality; Class Favorite-4. Mrs. Frank Potier Mrs. Potier Our Official Photographer In Appreciation JOHN J. MARTIN, JR., rMUDIirr HTANLRT F. BHKAUX, VICE NH. A CAMIll BANK OF GUEYDAN MKMBKR OF FKDBRAI. RRHKRVK HYSTKM CAPITA!. SURPLUS • 800,000.00 GUEYDAN, LOUISIANA FIRST ROW; Brenda Bertrand, Dianne Hebert, Darlene Richard, Amanda LeBlanc, Pat Broussard, Susan Gaspard, Roxanne Meaux, Peggy Arpin. SECOND ROW: Donald Touchet, Warren Abshire, Daniel Guilbeaux, Nelson Saltzman, Vera Woods, Terry Beard, Mark Marceaux, Kenneth Dugas, Jerry Fluitt, Daniel Braus. THIRD ROW: Mr. Shelton Breaux, advisor, Robert Hebert, Carol Lavergne, Jim LePrette, Debbie Pourciau, Gay Hardee, Ricky Guidry, Elaine Dillon, Barbara Brous- sard, Lucille Broussard, Terrance Gayle, Jonathon LeBlanc, Miss Lucille Saltzman, advisor. FOURTH ROW: Ed Saal, Pat Potier, Wade Cormier, Hope Istre, Saul Broussard, Connie Williams, Clay Marceaux, Doris Campbell, Gary Gaspard. Larry Breaux, Karen Fruge, Daniel Trahan, Mr. Dallas Abshire, advisor. FIFTH ROW: Timmie Hair, Kathy LeBlanc, Derrell Feverjean, Mary B. Hargrave, Ellen Smith, Nona Bishop, Jerry Clark, Sherron Saltzman, Bertha Lege, Randy Petry. SIXTH ROW: Roger Abshire, Phoebe Lejeune, Paul Benoit, Beryl Baker, Tim Badon, Linda Istre. SEVENTH ROW: Charles Thibodeaux, Peter Broussard, Dave Hargrave, Janine Gaspard, Jerry Worley, Terry Vincent, Judy Melancon, Randy Woods, Kirby Trahan, Joana Broussard, Willis Myers, Raymond Dillon, Eric LeGros. 190 Congratulations, Seniors I