Gueydan High School - Bruin Yearbook (Gueydan, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1976 volume:

In CONG RTSS, July 4. ,77 e unantmou$ Vtfaratt(mofc'Xu crtca A.. --- ' J ‘ — Cn't. J-rtt an - ntvjxn nt ft 6 '.-( £•, Jyt 4 y. •+-£ ■j'sZ.y -mIJ w St ,+1 r Ktt t ■ .. '•‘i- £ •4 6 ’ r ' Jtfa ffar'd m j‘ttKfcat !zA''4i fm _ f tACtm fc nf ( v.t' £v 'y - N' 'L ' fcyw xA f m CU'A Xftfcn„ tui. z-e — -, v ' 4 :— f :f rz. z, , - __-.� - ■ ft-frjrf —'-•i-zt- rr zrrcrf The Senior Class of Gueydan High School ' Volume 23 i J 1976 BRUIN 2 Foreword As time passes, we will let our minds drift back to our days at Gueydan High. We may not have thought much about them then, but now we think of those days as our very best ones. This book contains a great number of those days. Turn the pages ever so slowly and recapture a part of our youth which will never be forgotten; the year 1975-1976! Favorites 181 1 Mr. Ronald Frederick Heard A Science and Math teacher With a sense of humor Beta Club sponsor And devoted pilot. We, the Bruin Staff of ’76 Dedicate our Bicentennial Bruin To you Mr. Ronald Frederick Heard 6 And You'll Continue Ao Show It in Many More!! Ag. Ill 1st Hour Ag. Lab 2nd Hour Agriculture is the an of cultivating the soil in order to raise crops; preparing the soil, sowing, planting, reaping; and in a broad sense, it includes the raising of cattle and other livestock. Agriculture is taught to better prepare its students for the life ahead of them, living in a rural community. Horticulture 2nd Hour Ag. IV 3rd Horn Ag. I 4th Hour Horticulture 5th Hour Commerce Commerce is the buying and selling of merchandise. The term commerce means trade. Business includes the organiza- tion and activities of companies which provide goods and ser- vices. Typing is a means of faster writing. These qualities enable the students to handle consumer needs of life. These courses make up the curriculum. Typing Typing 2nd Hour Drama The purpose of studying drama is to improve all aspects of speech: communication, bodily response, spiritual understanding, social adjustment in class, and especially the enjoy- ment of the printed play. Drama today is a vital force in the education of special-interest students. Speech Speech is not only the study of our language, but also of communica- tion. It enables our students to better understand our world and its many different cultures. At Gueydan High School, we are proud to have so many students involved in this process. Speech Sixth Hour Coach Hampton and the new car. Driver’s Education is a preparation course for the beginning drivers of Gueydan High. Its purpose is to better prepare the students for safe driving on our roads and highways, and to better acquaint the student with his driving vehicle. Drivers' Education Driver’s Ed. 3rd Hour Driver's Ed. 6th Hour Driver's Ed. 1st Hour Driver's Ed. 4th Hour Driver’s Ed. 1st Hour Driver's Ed. 5th Hour English English 2nd Hour The key word in answering the question, Why Study English? would be communi- cation. If a person does not have mastery of his native tongue, he will be limited in his ability to communicate with others. The ability to communicate, both written and orally, may mean the difference in being a success or failure in life. English III 5th Hour English II 4th Hour English II 6th Hour English IV 2nd Hour Language Arts 4th and 5th Hour English III 5th Hour English Instructors English I 2nd Hour English English II 2nd Hour English IV 2nd Hour English I 1st Hour Guidance The role of the guidance counselor includes more than just helping students choose a career. He is concerned with mak- ing school a meaningful experience for every student by pro- viding an environment in which the student finds greater self-understanding and self-direction. It is his job to help each student reach a maximum growth in life. Mrs. Debra Meaux French Gueydan High is doing its part to prepare her stu- dents t'o meet the challenge of living in a world where bilingualism is a must. The seventy-eight students here who are studying French will have a better understanding of other French-speaking peoples and their ways of life. They will pave new roads to better understanding between our nation and theirs. Miss Florienne LeBlanc Codofil Canadienne French I Sixth Hour Physical Education Physical Education is a very important pan of our education. It is designed to promote the physical, mental, and social growth of the stu- dent through participation in fitness programs and the various sports. The student also learns the meaning of good sportsmanship and to enjoy team activities. Instructions in hygiene and the care of the body are taught to the student. Coach would you give them the ball? Barry on the hand-off. ■ f V J ■ - ■ TOUCHDOWN Bowling, 2nd hour. Volleyball, 6thhour. Croquet, 4th hour. Girls' P.E. Instructors Yvette Primeaux Linda Richard Home Ec. - 6th hour Home Ec. - 1st hour Home Economics Home economics education has many values. It unifies knowledge from many fields in solving home-life problems. It emphasizes such skills as: cooking, sewing, wise-purchas- ing habits, caring for children, getting along with people, and the budgeting of time, money, and energy 30 le Ec. Home Ec. - 3rd hour Mathematics Senior Math - 5th Hour Algebra II - 6th Hour Mathematics is the series, or combination, of sciences that treat of the relations between quantities and the operations which demonstrate those relations by the use of numbers, symbols and signs. It is also the science of numbers and space. Mathematics courses offered at Gueydan High School include: General Math, Senior Math, Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, and Advanced Math. General Math - 2nd Hour General Math -6TH Hour Algebra I - 6TH Hour Really, Dana! The Sound of Music Hail — Napoleon!! Sing, girls, Sing! Fight! Bruins, Fight! What's happening? Rice Festival Parade. OOOPS! Celeste! Hello down there! Can I help you? G. H. S. Drum Section Four Mighty SENIORS!!! Watchasee, Andrew? BOO!!! More Chorus Beauties. Band and Chorus Chorus - 5th Hour They’re playing our song! What's wrong, Annette? 5th hour General Science Science Why should the intelligent man and woman, and boy, and girl - want to know about science? Man wants to know and understand everything possible, simply because he is born with curiosity - a curiosity more highly developed and more persistent than that of any other species on earth. His indulgence in sat- isfying this curiosity, plus his ability to remember, reason, and communicate has made possible his entire culture, which of course, includes science. 36 3rd hour General Science Social Studies The goal of Social Studies is to make each student a better and more responsible citizen. To help students of G.H.S. attain this worthy goal, they are offered such courses as: World Geogaphy, Civics, American History, and General History. Civics - 4th Hour American History 2nd Hour Civics 2nd Hour Welding Ind. Arts IV 3rd Hour Welding Ind. Arts IV 3rd Hour Industrial Arts students learn about wood, metal, electricity, welding, motors, machines and structures of interest and concern to all people at home and or at work. Industrial Arts 0 Mechanics Ind. Arts IV 3rd Hour Industrial Arts Clinic Ind. Aris 2nd Hour Ind. Arts 4th Hour Ind. Arts II 1st Hour Ind. Arts 6th Hour C'est la Vie 42 BOY'S CAPTAIN Russel Petry PRESIDENT Marlene Bourque VICE- PRESIDENT Gina Rizzuto TREASURER Stephanie Istre GIRLS' CAPTAIN Marilyn Simon SECRETARY Judy Breaux 47 Orange Society Left to right,FIRST ROW: Roberta Dugas, Dwayne Dugas, Anthony Simon, Calen Simon, Jody Simon, Wayne Campbell, Patrick Richard. SECOND ROW: Mr. John Bertrand (Sponsor), Bess Richard, Francis Smith, Brenda Vincent, Jennifer Cormier, Melissa Broussard, Carrie LeJeune, Sherry Lejeune, Diane Primeaux, Shelia Kibo- deaux, Ronni Meaux. Mr. Roy Hoffpauir (Sponsor). THIRD ROW: Michael Woods, Terry Lougon, Stanford Cor- mier, Randy Sabatier, Kevin Breaux, Dwayne Zaunbrecher, Ed Guidry, Allen Neil Lejeune, Kenneth Reese, Daffine Campbell. Felicia Woods, Mr. Vic Smith (Sponsor). FOURTH ROW: Brian Faulk, Carey Simon, Darryl Dugas, Celeste Benoit, Cindy Johnston, Cindy McDaniel, Debra Plaisance, Sarah Meaux, Janet Guidry, Wanda Woods, Michelle Mitchell, Stephanie Mitchell. FIFTH ROW: Sheilia Reese, Randy Plaisance, Kay Greene, Randall Breaux, Charles Woods, Johnny Blackmer, Derrick Woods, Greg Broussard. JoElla Lejeune, Matthew Broussard, Pam Maxile. SIXTH ROW: Sheilia Lejeune, Charmaine Collard, Dorothy Roche, Peggy Sabatier, Carolyn Richard, Carla Hebert, Philomena LeBlanc, Jennifer Meaux, Melanie Touchet, Donnie Richard, SEV- ENTH ROW: Mary Hargrave, Carole Primeaux, Lori Hebert, Margaret Suire, Rhonda Meaux, Darlene Vincent, David Potier, Danny Hebert, Kendall Saltzman. EIGHTH ROW: Wayne Theriot, Eric Richard. Dana Guidry, John Hebert, Luke LeBlanc, Gary Meaux, Nicky Romero, Ted Saltzman, Gordon Laseter. 48 President Luke LeBlanc Vice-President Randy Plaisance Secretary Lori Hebrt Treasurer Sherry Lejeune Boys Captain Allen Lejeune Girls' Captains Darlene Vincent Sheilia Kibodeaux Left to right, FIRST ROW: Randy Plaisance, Sherry Lejeune, Sheilia Kibodeaux, Allen Neil Lejeune. SECOND ROW: Lori Hebert, Luke LeBlanc, Darlene Vincent. Purple Society L - R, FIRST ROW: Mr. J. A. Toucher (Sponsor), Annette Theriot, Tammy Hargrave, Carol Dyson, Agnes Lavergne, Mary Rabalais, Paul Cormier, Molly Hargrave, Jackie Guidry, Beth Heben, Janet Touchet, Mr. Ned Robinson (Spon- sor), Mr. Logan Gardiner (Sponsor). SECOND ROW: Ban Theriot, Bret Theriot, Brandon Broussard, Nell Wilson, Louella Baudoin, Cheryl Laseter, Mary Petry, Cheryl Guidry, Sheila Clark, Eddie Rabalais, Chris Babin, Mr. Raymond Adams (Sponsor). THIRD ROW: Linnus LeMaire, Wade Rabalais, Jimmy Woods, Freddie Heben, Chris Belaire, Rodney Stelly, Donna Hargrave, Victor Simon, Angela Heben, Gail Freeland, David Breaux, Leroy Mier. FOURTH ROW: Bany LeMaire, Lisa Lapointe, Janet Trahan, Tina Lege, Phyllis Petry, Michael Fontenot, Kim Boudreaux, Patrick Petry, Phyllis Simon, Logan Monceaux, Lany Hardee. FIFTH ROW: Tim Campbell, Janice Hargrave, Mona Clark, Glena Gillentine, Ramona Reese, Diane Dillon, Stella Reese, Sandra Elder, Rita Reese, Sharon Breaux, Gary Hargrave. SIXTH ROW: Cynthia Freeland, Patricia Breaux, Karene Broussard, Donna LeMaire, Nan Hardee, Melissa Boudreaux, Marie Lafosse, Nona Meaux, Mary Ann Hoffpauir, Brenda Trahan, Stanley Lafosse. SEVENTH ROW: Wade Abshire, Charles Breaux, Melvin Smith, Larry Wilson, Stacy Reuben. Grayling Livingston, Kirk Maxile, Jimy Touchet, Richard Hardee. 50 Purple Society Officers PRESIDENT Nona Meaux VICE-PRESIDENT Brandon Broussard SECRETARY Nan Hardee TREASURER Cheryl Guidry BOYS' CAPTAIN Stanley Lafosse GIRLS' CAPTAIN Melissa Boudreaux STANDING: Brandon Broussard. SEATED: Melissa Boudreaux, Nona Meaux, Stanley Lafosse, Nan Hardee ji Future Farmers of America THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Left to right. FIRST ROW: Kevin Zaumbrecher, Joey Bishop, Ban Theriot, Richard Hardee, Linnus Lemaire, Pat Bishop, Patricia Kibodeaux. SECOND ROW: Joey Heben, Danel Lege, Johnny Blackmer, Rodney Stelly, Freddie Heben, Michael Guidry, Dwayne Zaunbrecher, Brian Faulk, Ronnie Meaux, Martha Marceaux, Randall Lege, Brenda Vincent, Sherry Lejeune, Donna Hargrave, Roberta. Dugas, Sabrina Badon, Mary Hargrave. THIRD ROW: Greg Broussard, Ike Lepretre, Cary Simon, Durke Benoit, David Breaux, Roger Cormier, Gerald Bertrand, Steven Richard, Robert Brous- sard, Allen LeJeune, Daffine Campbell, Lori Hebert, Marilyn Simon, Nan Hardee, Cheryl Laseter. FOURTH ROW: Roger Hebert, Wayne Theriot, Paul Saporito, Kenneth Reese, David Sztroin, Darrell Hoffpauir, Chris Belaire, Eric Richard, Nikki Romero, Bryan Benoit, Clayton Petry, Eddie Rabalais, Gary Meaux. FIFTH ROW: Charles Breaux, Rich- ard Mouton, Robert Guidry, Melvin Smith, Matthew Broussard, John Vincent, Paul Cormier, Francis Smith, Roger Smith, Carl Marceaux, Robbin Trahan, Terry Clark, Terry Lougon. SIXTH ROW: Pat Toups, Richard Zaunbrecher, Billy Dugas, Stephen Vincent, Mark Guidry, Jack Hair, Bret Theriot, Conrad Lejeune, Barry Lemaire, Brian Klumpp, Donald Faulk, Ed Guidry, Danny Faulk, Chris Babin. SEVENTH ROW: Logan Monceaux, Larry Hardee, Charles Woods, Michael Woods, Robert Campbell, Kirk Maxile, Mark Smith, Johnny David, Leroy Mier, Patrick Cormj sr, Kenneth Trahan. 52 F. F. A. Officers Richard Hardee - President Claudia Ledoux - Sweetheart Joey Bishop - Secretary Kevin Zaunbrecher - Parliamentarian Bart Theriot - Reporter Linnus Lemaire - Vice-President Pat Bishop - Treasurer F.H.A. Members 1975-76 FRONT ROW; left to right: Nona Meaux, Cynthia LeBlanc, Angela Benoit, Tammy Hargrave, Mary Rabalais, Carrie Lejeune, Melissa Broussard, Roberta Guilbeaux, Molly Hargrave, Jackie Heard, Catherine Perry. ROW 2: Lelia Bouil- lion, Lorraine Jannise, Mary Hargrave, Cathy Gaspard, Sabrina Badon, Sherry Lejeune, Donna Hargrave, Cheryl Campbell, Mrs. Margaret Freeland, Sponsor. ROW 3: Gail Freeland, Mary Petry, Liz Bertrand, Angela Hebert, Cindy Heard, Delores Campbell, Kay Greene, Carole Primeaux, ROW 4: Sandra McLeod, Kathy Marceaux, Karene Brous- sard, Mary Smith, Charlotte Venable, Cindy McDaniel, Donna Lemaire, Julia Zaunbrecher, Glena Gillentine. ROW 5: Cynthia Freeland, Judy Breaux, Marlene Bourque, Dirk Trahan, FHA Beau, Janice Hargrave, Jennifer Hair, Barbara Walker, Margaret Suire. Mrs. Margaret Freeland F.H.A. Officers Advisor FIRST ROW: Sherry LeJeune: Song Leader, Janice Hargrave: Parliamenta- rian. SECOND ROW: Margaret Suire: Reporter, Marlene Bourque: Presi- dent, Dirk Trahan: Beau, Judy Breaux: Treasurer, Donna Hargrave: Vice- President, Julia Zaunbrecher, Historian, Mary Smith: Secretary Beta Club LEFT to RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Becky Leprete, Carole Primeaux. Janet Trahan, Delores Campbell, Jamie Isue. SECOND ROW: Tim Campbell, Mary Smith, Charlotte Venable, Andrew LeBlanc. THIRD ROW: Pat Hartwell, Tina Lege, Linda Worley. FOURTH ROW: C. J. Suire. Ruth Dillon. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Ronald Heard, Sponsor. Preamble Believing that creditable student effort and achievement should be encouraged and rewarded, and seeking to cultivate the ideals of service and proper leadership in our citizens of tomorrow, the governor of the National Beta Club have insti- tuted this organization for the promotion of these ideals among the high school students of America. 56 French II FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Meaux (Sponsor), Nancy Bourque, Terry Weekly, Carla Trahan, Agnes Lav- ergne, Barbara Walker, Katherine Marceaux. SECOND ROW: Liz Bertrand, Anthony Touchet, Roberta Guilbeaux, Denise Leleune, Connie Gaspard, Delores Campbell, Kathy Suire. THIRD ROW: Barry LeMaiie, Patrick Peuy, Wayne LeMaire, Brandon Broussard, Marie Lafosse. Growl Staff LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Cindy McDaniel, Cindy lohnston, Karene Broussard, Bridgit Simon, ludy Breaux, Celeste Benoit, Angela Benoit. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Venable, Tina Lege, Anne Saporito, Janet Lavergne, Becky Lepretre, Cindy Primeaux, Mr. Roy Hoffpauir (Sponsor). THIRD ROW: Cindy LeBlanc, Mary Anne Hoffpauir, Angela Hebert, Liz Bertrand, Kay Greene, Arline Foreman. FOURTH ROW: Nan Hardee, Carole Primeaux, Dirk Trahan, Gay Lounsberry, Anthony Touchet, Farley Henry. FIFTH ROW: Anthony Simon, Marlene Bourque, Don Richard, Margaret Suire, Nan- ette Thompson, Rhonda Meaux. 60 Quill and Scroll LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Cindy McDaniel, Cindy Johnson, Karene Brous- sard, Judy Breaux. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Venable, Tina Lege, Anne Saporita, Mr. Roy Hoffpauir (Advisor). THIRD ROW: Mar- lene Bourque, Anthony Simon, Don Richard. FOURTH ROW: Carole Primeaux, Dirk Tra- han , Margaret Suite. Editor Karlene Bourque, and advisor Mr. Roy Hoffpauir discuss an issue of THE GROWL. Editorial Staff LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Cindy McDaniel. Tina Lege, Anne Saporito, Karene Broussard, Dirk Trahan, Rhonda Meaux. SECOND ROW: Anthony Simon, Cindy Johnston, Judy Breaux, Anthony Tou- chet, Mr. Roy Hoffpauir (Advisor). THIRD ROW: Margaret Suire, Nanette Thompson, Farley Henry, Cindy Primeaux. FOURTH ROW: Terry Weekly, Marlene Bourque (Editor), Carole Primeaux, Don Richard. Bruin Staff BOTTOM ROW: Nan Hardee. Dirk Trahan, Nona Meaux (Treasurer), Marilyn Simon (Business Manager), Gina Rizzuto. SECOND ROW: Anthony Simon, C. J. Suire, Stephanie Istre, Nora Saltzman (Sponsor). THIRD ROW: Marlene Bourque, Carole Primeaux. Lori Heben. 62 Senior Editors Gina Rizzuto Daffine Campbell Eighth Grade Editors Stephanie Istre Nona Meaux Seventh Grade Editors Marlene Bourque Nan Hardee Junior Editors Lori Hebert C. J. Suire Sophomore Editors Carole Primeaux Marilyn Simon Freshman Editors Anthony Simon Dirk Trahan Sr. 4-H Officers PRESIDENT Don Richard VICE-PRESIDENT Pat Saltzman SECRETARY Gay Lounsberry RECREATION LEADER Liz Bertrand REPORTER Anthony Simon SR. 4-H Club FIRST ROW: Don Richard, Liz Bertrand, Angela Heben, Anthony Simon. SECOND ROW: For- ley Henry, Julia Zaunbrecher, Connie Gaspard, Glena Guillentine. THIRD ROW: Richard Zaunbrecher, Cheryl Campbell, Melissa Broussard, Roger Bourque. FOURTH ROW: Pat Saltz- man, Carey Simon, Gay Lounsberry. V.v.v.v. Leadership Conference Terry Weekly Gary Hargrave Marie Lafosse Lori Hebert G.H.S. Golden Bear Band Bass Left to Right; Tim Campbell. C. I. Suire, Dirk Trahan, Jimmy Touchet, Matthew Broussard. Percussionists TOP ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Rene Gary. Gina Rizzuto. Don Richard. Lori Herbert. SECOND ROW: Dana Gui- dry , Cindy Johnston, Carla Herbert, Robert Campbell. 69 Trumpets TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Hardee, Buster Hardee, Patrick Hart- well. FRONT ROW: Andrew LeBlanc, Linda Worley, Russell Petry. 70 Clarinets SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jennifer Hair, Mary Ann Hoffpauir, Lorie Heard, Darryl Hoffpauir, Shelly Menard. Kathryn Perry, Carrie Lejeune. STAND- ING: Karen Robinson, Janet Trahan, Valerie Robin- son, Carole Primeaux, Terry Weekly, Cindy McDaniel. Flutes LEFT TO RIGHT: Nan Hardee, Karene Broussard, Kay Greene, Rebecca LePrettre, Gay Lounsberry, Pat Saltzman. Saxophones LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM: Brenda Trahan, Bridgit Simon, David Potier, Ann Trahan. TOP: Anne Saporito, Anthony Simon. 71 G.H.S. Majorettes LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Celeste Benoit, Nan Hardee - Head Majorette, Mary Ann Hoffpauir. SECOND ROW: Rebecca Lepretre, Kay Greene, Bridgit Simon, Gay Lynn Lounsberry. Head Majorette Drum Major NAN HARDEE Senior TERRY WEEKLY Senior 72 GAY LYNN LOUNSBERRY Junior CELESTE BENOIT MARY ANN HOFFPAUIR Sophomore BRIDGIT SIMON Sophomore KAY GREENE Sophomore Sophomore REBECCA LEPRETRE Sophomore JANET TOUCHET Sophomore PAT SALTZMAN Junior ANN SAPORITO Junior LEFT to RIGHT: Ann Saporito, Janet Touchet, Pat Saltzman, Karene Broussard, Cindy McDaniel. Stephanie Istre, Sr Cheer Donna LeMaire, Marilyn Simon, Judy Breaux, Melissa Bou- dreaux Charlotte Nona Meaux, Sr. Melissa Boudreaux, Sr. Marilyn Simon, Sr. 76 Charlotte Venable, Jr. Judy Breaux, Jr. Tina Lege, Jr. leaders Donna Lemaire, Jr. 1 Ii I Stephanie Istre, Tina Lege Roxanne Dupuis, Nona Meaux Venable Phyllis Petry, Jr. Roxanne Dupuis, Soph. Mary Smith (pianist) Harris Johnston ADVISOR LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Janice Hebert, Margaret Suite, Melissa Boudreaux, Cheryl Guidry, Marie Lafosse, Sheila Clark, Sabrina Badon, Rhonda Meaux, Nona Meaux, Gayle Gaspard, Claudia LeDoux, Carla Trahan, Sharon Lejeune. SECOND ROW: Darlene Vincent, Cheryl Laseter, Bess Richard, Sharon Cormier, Anastasia Williams, Cathy Gaspard, Arline Foreman, Juanita LeBlanc, Cindy Primeaux, Lydia LeMaire, Beth Heben, Nannette Thompson. Sherry Lejeune. THIRD ROW: Mary Smith (pianist), Annette Theriot, Nell Wilson, Ramona Campbell, Ramona Reese, Charmaine Col- lard, Sarah Meaux, Pat Breaux, Lelia Bouillion, Eula Ryder. FOURTH ROW: Jennifer Meaux, Debra Plaisance, Janet Guidry, Cheryl Campbell, Joyce Plaisance, Valerie Broussard, Sharon Breaux, Angela Weekly, Phyllis Heben. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Suire, Dorothy Roche, Sandra Elder, Wanda Woods, Felicia Woods, Melanie Touchet, Lisa Lapointe, Stacy Reuben. 78 Head Coach: CHARLES FOX Mighty Gueydan COACHES: Hampton Primeaux, Charles Fox (head coach), and Vic Smith. ROW 1: Joseph Primeaux, Stanford Smith, Dwayne Zaunbrecher, Mike Touchet, Tim Campbell, Issac Lepretre. ROW 2: Nicky Romero, John Blackmer, Darrel Hoffpauir, Mike Terry, Bobby Campbell, Linnus Lemaire. ROW 3: Eddie Rabalais, Keith Bonin, Randall Bertrand, Pat Bishop, Bryan Benoit, Golden Bears Joey Bishop, Wayne Campbell, Steven Vincent, Gary Hargrave. ROW 4: Kevin Zaunbrecher, Stanley Lafosse, Charles Woods, Bart Theriot, Conrad LeJeune, Bret Theriot, David Breaux, Patrick Toups. ROW 5: Coach H. Primeaux, Coach C. Fox, Coach V. Smith. 81 Bobby Campbell Stanley Lafosse Gueydan's Senior Players TOP ROW: Bryan Benoit, Wayne Campbell, Bobby Campbell, Stanley Lafosse, and Linnus Lemaire. BOTTOM ROW: Kevin Zaunbrecher, Joey Bishop, David Breaux, and Gary Hargrave. Home Home Away Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Goretti Church Point St. Edmund's •Welsh •Iowa •Lake Arthur Delcambre •Iota •Kinder •Mamou 1975-76 Football Schedule 83 Quarterback, Bret Theriot tackled. 84 Bears have them on the run! 85 Gueydan defenders converge. Court Carol Nan Hardee Marie Lafosse Nona Faye Meaux Cindy McDaniel Donna LeMaire Bridgit Simon Roxanne Dupuis Peggy Cambpell Anita Trahan Homecoming 1975 G.H.S. Homecoming Court LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Campbell, Anita Trahan, Tina Lege, Donna LeMarie, Cindy Me Daniel, Nona Meaux, Marie Lafosse, Nan Hardee, Bridgit Simon, Roxanne Dupuis. Mr. Rizzuto crowns the new queen, Nona Meaux. 87 Head Coach Skip Gardiner FRONT ROW: David Stzrion, Par Bishop, Wayne Campbell, Steven Richard, Micheal Touchet, Gerald Bertrand, Pat Petry, Manager. BACK ROW: Skip Gardiner, Coach: Jody Simon, Bobby Campbell, Charles Woods, Brandon Assistant Coach Michael Gaspard Broussard, Garyling Livingston, Anthony Toucher, KirkMaxile, Luke LeBlanc, Scorekeeper. (NOT IN PHOTO): Stanley Lafosse, Dirk Trahan, Rob- ert Campbell, Manager. Pat Bishop Junior Senior (Photo Not Available) David Stzrion Junior Dirk Trahan Senior Micheal Touchet Junior A-jk; Anthony Touchet Sophomore Luke LeBlanc, Score-keeper; Pat Petry, Man- ager; Robert Campbell, Manager (Photo Not Available) Time to regroup. David Stzrion up for two. Jody shoots a foul shot. Golden G H S B e a r s Bears In Action Freshman Basketball Team FRONT ROW: Durke Beniot, Alex Mathews. BACK ROW: Coach Skip Gardiner, Carl Mar- ceaux, Ike Lepretre, Paul Saporito, Patrick Richard. 91 Carla Trahan - Senior Ann Trahan - Freshman Mary Gail Fontenot - Freshman 92 The Honey LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Coach Linda Rich- ards, Cindy MacDaniel, Philomena LeBlanc, Becky LePretre, Ann Trahan, Valerie Robinson, Charlotte Venable. SECOND ROW: Karene Broussard, Karen Robinson, Brenda Trahan, Shelly Menard, Mary Gail Fontenot, Carla Trahan, Julia Zuanbrecher. THIRD ROW: Jamie Istre, Linda Worley, Janet Trahan, Nan Hardee, Beth Hebert, Ruth Dillon. Cindy McDaniel Manager Karene Broussard Manager 95 Boys' Track and Field THE TEAM ROW 1: Stanford Cormier, Keith Bonin, Randall Bertrand, Dwayne Zaubrecher, Mike Touchet, Kent Lounsberry. ROW 2: Durke Beniot, Paul Saporito, Johnny Blackmer, Issac Lepretre, Pat Richard, Joseph Primeaux. ROW 3: Ban Theriot, David Stzroin, Pat Bishop, Anthony Touchet, Tim Campbell. ROW 4: Coach Mike Gaspard, Pat Toups, Weston Trahan, Conrad Lejuene, Bret Theriot, Brandon Broussard. THE RELAY TEAM Ban Theriot Bret Theriot Pat Bishop Anthony Touchet Anthony Touchet Conrad Lejuene Timonthy Campbell distance RUNNERS Dwayne Zaunbrecher, David Stzroin, Brandon Broussard, Stanford Cor- mier, Johnny Blackmer, Paul Saporito, Issac feeprete, Joseph Primeaux. Girls' Track LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Pat Saltzman (Manager), Annette Theriot, Karen Robinson, Janet Trahan, Carla Trahan, Judy Breaux, Cindy Johnston (Manager). STANDING: Coach Linda Richards, Ruth Dillon, Linda Wor- ley , Mary Gayle Fontenont, Marlene Bourque, Brenda Trahan, Lisa LaPointe, Valerie Robinson. Managers 98 Cindy Johnston Pat Saltzman 50 Yard Dash Valerie Robinson Carla Trahan Shot Put Ruth Dillon Lisa LaPointe Softball Throw Janet Trahan Linda Worley 880 Yard Relay Ruth Dillon, Valerie Robinson, Judy Breaux, Carla Trahan 99 Long Jump Judy Breaux, Val Robinson, Marlene Bourque High Jump Annette Theriot, Karen Robinson, Mary Gayle Fontenont 100 Yard Dash 440 Yard Dash Valerie Robinson, Carla Trahan, Judy Breaux Judy Breaux, Brenda Trahan, Janet Trahan 100 Discus Marlene Bourque, Linda Worley Girls' Gymnastics Boys' Volleyball 102 Girls' Physical Fitness Awards LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: Carol Dyson, Angela Benoit, Carrie Lejeune, Celeste Benoit. Bridgit Simon, Cheryl Guidry, Melissa Boudreaux, Annette Theriot, Ramona Reese, Mrs. Carol Lopez, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Carla Trahan, Cindy McDaniel, Tina Lege, Donna Hargrave, Shelly Menard, Karen Robinson, Stepha- nie Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Glena Guillentine, Lisa Lapointe, Marie Lafosse, Janice Hargrave, Nona Meaux, Judy Breaux, Donna LeMaire, Gina Rizzuto, Sandra Elder, Nannette Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Becky Lepre- ue, Daffine Campbell, Valerie Robinson, Mary Gail Fonteniot, Linda Worley, Ruth Dillon. 103 P.E. Boys on a treasure hunt. 1CM G. H.S.'s most beautiful majorettes. Powder Puff Homecoming court. Our fearless cheerleaders! Our majorettes hard at work. Our Principal Robert W. Linscombe Every law and regulation, Shows some flaw in education, And the weakness is not all within the schools, For it's homes that make a nation. Love or lack of right relation, Helps determine whether we are men or fools. 106 Our Assistant Principal Anthony E. Rizzuto Smile Mr. Toucher! Newspapers in my class? The End! Gueydan High School Faculty L-R, FIRST ROW: Mr. Robert Linscombe, Miss Nora Saltzman, Mr. Reed Clostio, Mrs. Juanita Benoit, Mrs. Margaret Freeland. Mrs. Linda Richard. SECOND ROW: Mr. Roy Hoffpauir, Mrs. Serina Powell, Mr. Paul Saporito, Mr. John Bertrand, Mrs. Debra Meaux, Mr. Dallas Abshire, Mr. Harris Johnston. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hampton Primeaux, Mr. Leon Broussard, Mr. Raymond Adams, Mr. Logan Gardiner, Mr. Ned Robinson. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Richard Sirmon, Mr. Charles Fox, Mr. Sheldon Breaux, Mr. J. A. Touchet, Mr. Ronald Heard, Mr. Vic Smith. ioe MR. DALLAS ABSHIRE American History Civics B.S. - U.S.L. Major - P.E. Minor - Social Studies MR. JOHN BERTRAND Advanced Math Alg. I and II and Geom. B.S. and M.Ed. - U.S.L. M.Ed. - +30 - L.S.U. Major - Mathematics Minor -P.E. MRS. JUANITA BENOIT H.S. Librarian B.S. - U.S.L. M.Ed. - N.W.S.U. Major - English Minor - Library Science RAYMOND ADAMS Industrial Arts Agriculture B.S. - U.S.L. M.S. - L.S.U. Major - Vocational Ag. and Education MR. SHELTON BREAUX Industrial Arts B.S. - U.S.L. Major - Ind. Arts 109 MRS. MARGARET FREELAND Home Ec. - 1, 2, 3, 4 Home and Family Living B.S. - La. College Major - Home Ec. Minor - Science MR. GEORGE GARDINER English 1 and 2 B.S. - L.S.U. Major - Social Studies Minor - English MR. MICHAEL GASPARD 8th Grade Math 7th Grade Language Arts A.B. McNese Major - Elem. Ed. 110 MR. RONALD HEARD General Science Chemistry and Algebra 1 B.S. - McNeese Major - English Minor - Supervising Teachers MRS. CAROL LOPEZ H.S. Girls P.E. B.S. - U.S.L. Major - Physical Ed. Minor - Psychology MR. HARRIS JOHNSTON Band and Chorus B.A. - U.S.L. Major - Music Minor - Band MR. ROY HOFFPAU1R English 3 and 4 Drama Adv. Composition B.A. - U.S.L. M.A. - Plus - 30 - U.S.L. Ed.S. - U.S.L. Major - English Minor - Supervising Teachers MRS. DEBORAH MEAUX French 1 and 2 English 1 Major - French Minor - English 111 MR. HAMPTON PRIMEAUX Drs' Ed. 7th and 8th Boys P.E. B.A. - U.S.L. Major - Agriculture Minor - P.E. M.Ed. - Administration and Supervision - McNeese MR. NED J. ROBINSON Biology, Sr. and Gen. Math B. A. - Leland College M. Ed. - Texas Southern Major - Science Sec. Ed. Minor - Mathematics and Adm. Supervision MRS. LINDA RICHARDS 7th and 8th Girls P.E. High School Girls P.E. 7th Grade Science B.A. - Oklahoma State Major -P.E. Minor - Science MRS. SERENA POWELL Speech 7th Grade English B.A. - Gramling Major - English Minor - Speech and Drama MISS NORA SALZTMAN Typing, Clerical Practice, Bookkeeping, Bruin Staff A.B. - N.W.S.C. M.A., M.A. Plus 30 - L.S.U. Major - Business Ed. Minor - Spanish, Elementary Education 112 MR. PAUL SAPOR1TO Guidance Counselor B.A. - U.S.L. M.Ed. - M.S.U. Major - Guidance Minor - Social Studies, English MR. ]. A. TOUCHET Ag. I, II, III Horticulture B.S., M.S. - +30 - L.S.U. Major - Voc. Ag. Minor - Science MR. RICHARD SIRMON World Geography, 7th and 8th, Lang. Arts, 8th History B.A. - M.S.U. Major - Social Studies Minor - English MR. VIC SMITH 7th and 8th Boys P.E. 7th Science, American History B.S. - McNeese St. Major - Forestry Ed. Minor - Science, P.E. MRS. EDOLIA WILLIAMS 7th Grade Math 8th Grade Lang. Arts B.A. - Grambling M.S. Ed. - Prairieview Major - Lang. Arts Minor - Social Studies 113 Coach Abshire Mr. Sapori to 114 MISS NORA MR. CLOSTIO MRS. BENOIT MRS. LOPEZ MR. BERTRAND MR. ADAMS Senior Officers 120 Cheryl Guidry Treasurer Terry Weekly President Sherry LeJeune Secretary Marie Lafosse Vice-President $cuiAvAA„ f) rori (3 7« '7 K jaApajcdL' JOin y ioLAjdjuc HoaAqq_ cu Actc £_ k k w j OJYyjUL nroryofxfe nrr v2( o. 'T '°' VD(5) niuej Twiwn ) iwe (fiudbuj CjlauAiL(x AjlDo P J K QlXj0vv. £sl AxxnnJ ■ : . •♦ V . � . f . • ■ • JibufJAo- A orwjeryL CqaQcl }+) J-A. y°7A-oJlanr y_ . Memories. . . Are you sure about that? Ruth Brian Dillon Faulk Heavyweight Champs of G.H.S. Charmienne Collard Gloria Fontenot Arlene Dana Foreman Guidry Cynthia Heard Angela Hebert Danny Hebert Freddie Heben M8 Roger Farley Hebert Henry Cynthia Klumpp Luke LeBlanc Patricia Lege Tina Lege Conrad Barry Lejeune Lemaire Donna Gay Lemaire Lounsbeny 149 David Sztroin Pauick Toups Janet Trahan Stephen Vincent I love you - You love me . . . Michael Touchet Dana Trahan Bobby Vincent Richard Zaunbrecher 152 Diane Dillon Billy Dugas Greg Dupree Roxanne Dupuis Sandra Elder Debra, John Connie Gaspard Leonard Gaspard Rody Gaspard Glena Gillentine Kay Greene Roberta Guilbeaux Ed Guidry Mark Guidry Jack Hair 156 won’t bite. Jennifer Hair Janice Hargrave Pat Hartwell Jackie Heard Lori Heard Beth Herbert John Hebert Gerald Hoffpauir Mary Hoffpauir Jamie Istre Sheila Kibodeaux Brian Klumpp Juanita LeBlanc Darryl Lege Allen Lejeune Denise Lejeune 157 Kathy Suire Anthony Touchet Michael Terry Jimmy Touchet John Vincent Janet Touchet Brenda Trahan Barbara Walker See no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil, have no fun! Anastasia Williams Felicia Woods Wanda Woods Charles Woods Linda Worley Julia Zaunbrecher 160 Freshman Officers FRONT ROW: Mary Gayle Fontenot, President MIDDLE ROW: Valerie Broussard, Secretary Lisa LaPointe, Vice-President BACK ROW: Robin Trahan, Treasurer 162 Wade Abshire Christy Babin Lelia Bouillion Roger Bourque Durke Benoit Keith Bonin Johnny Blackmer Angelia Benoit Carrie Belaire Melissa Broussard Valerie Broussard Cheryl Campbell Peggy Campbell 163 Mona Clark Paul Cormier Dwayne Dugas Ramona Campbell Patrick Cormier Terry Clark Sharon Cormier Carryl Dyson Jennifer Cormier Stanford Cormier Daniel Faulk Florinda Clark Darrel Dugas Be sexy, Ann! 1 64 Rene Cathy Willis Gary Gaspard Gaspard Gail Freeland Diane Guidry Debra Guidry Jackie Guidry What’s that funny smell? Carolyn Gums Robert Guidry Thomas Jefferson Karen Fruge Molly Tanny Hargrave Hargrave Carla Heben George Washington Cynthia LeBlanc Philomena LeBlanc Marcella LeDoux 166 Dennis Willian Patrice Lisa Hines Hoffpauir Jolivette Lapointe Joey Heben Donna Lavergne Randall Lege Carl Marceaux Carrie Isaac Terry Kent Lejeune Lepretre Lougon Lounsberry Jennifer Meaux Ronnie Meaux Michelle Mitchell Stephine Mitchell Alex Mathews Terry Mouton Shelia Bess Patrick Irene Reese Richard Richard Rosette Mary Rabalais Stacy Rubin Freshman beauties. Kathryn Perry Mary Petry Joe Primeaux Eula Ryder Carey Simon Paul Saporito Melvin Smith Willis you look so lively Larry Wilson Jimmy Woods Relax and open wide, Debra Nelvatha Wilson Dwayne Zaubrecher Roger Smith Rodney Stelly Annette Theriot Melanie Touchet Anita Trahan Anne Trahan Kenneth Trahan Robin Trahan Roxanne Trahan Angela Weekly Lesia Benoit Wade Breaux Kim Abshire COOCHIE!! COOCHIE! ! Ramona Abshire Alicia Campbell Diane Arpin Diane Abshire Bernice Arceneaux Billy Baker WHAT DO THEY HAVE THAT I DON'T HAVE? Margaret Breaux Phyllis Bouillion Chad Benoit Margie Breaux Kim Benoit Gene Gillentine Helen Wade Guidry Guidry Lisa Hebert Steven Hebert Claude Huntsberry Cynthia Lege join ’em!! ! Jimmy LeBlanc ■'ell Linda Lege Lucille Lege Mark Hebert Jennifer Hoffpauir Ralph Jannise Hansford Hair Lauren Bennett Hair Heben If we can't beat ’em YOU OWE ME ONE! ! ! Bennett Sabatier Diane Touchet Michael Trahan Loretta Weekly Ricky Vonde Will it go round in circles?? Anthony Sonnier Roxanne Touchet Chris Wallace Marcella Woods Eighth Grade Favorites John Gardiner Alicia Campbell Eighth Grade Officers PRESIDENT Jason Meaux VICE-PRESIDENT Loretta Weekly SECRETARY Romona Abshire TREASURER Jaisance Joel Robert Jeffrey Sandy Melvin Russell Badon Belaire Benoit . Benoit Breaux Breaux Cynthia Campbell Jeffrey Campbell Randy Cashat Janet Cormier Huey Campbell Kevin Campbell Galbert Guidry Dean Heard Jody Hebert Roderick Heben Cecile Lemaire Wilbert Lejeune Rod Leleaux WHO WEARS SHORT SHORTS? Paulette Lemaire Edward Dale Meaux Danny Louviere Ursula Maxile Jennifer McFarland Vickie Jimmy McGee Melancon Wendy Marceaux AkHIt PHOTO NOT AVAIIA Tammy Mitchell Gaylyn Robinson Kimberly Brian Robinson Mouton Kevin T rahan Ramona Mouton Ronald Primeaux Katherine Reese Angela Sonnier Wilford Ryder Huey Simon Lena Touchet WE WEAR SHORT SHORTS. Sherryl Ryder Nadine Williams Vickie Wilson 179 Seventh Grade Favorites Cynthia Campbell Joel Guidry Seventh Grade Officers President - Janet Cormier Secretary - Cynthia Campbell Vice-Pres. - Roxanne Guidry Treasurer - Vickie Wilson iso ■ • • • • • .v.v.v Senior Favorites Dirk Trahan Marlene Bourque 185 Freshman Favorites Mary Gayle Fontenot Dwayne Zaunbrecher F.F.A. Sweetheart Claudia LeDoux 186 187 F.H.A. Beau Dirk Trahan Most Beautiful NONA MEAUX Most Handsome JOHN DEE ISTRE Cutest NAN HARDEE WAYNE LEMAIRE Friendliest MARLENE BOURQUE BRYAN BENOIT 190 Sweetheart NONA MEAUX Heartthrob KENDALL SALTZMAN Most Versatile NAN HARDEE DIRK TRAHAN Best Dressed CAROLE PRIMEAUX BRANDON BROUSSARD 191 Wittiest SUBRINA BADON TERRY WEEKLY Best Personality MARLENE BOURQUE DIRK TRAHAN Most Courteous MARILYN SIMON GARY HARGRAVE 192 Most Athletic CARLA TRAHAN JOEY BISHOP Most Studious CAROLE PRIMEAUX C. J. SUIRE Most Talented GINA RIZZUTO ANDREW LEBLANC 193 Most Likely To Succeed CAROLE PRIMEAUX C. J. SUIRE Best Sport BRENDA VINCENT RANDY SABATIER Most Dependable MARLENE BOURQUE GARY HARGRAVE Misty, Water — colored memories of the way we were. 1975-76 Christmas Play CAST OF CHARACTERS Abel; Terry Weekly Sarah; Lori Hebert Carmel; Carole Primeaux Jude; Don Richard Joseph; Joey Bishop Mary: Nan Hardee 3 Wise Men: Anthony Simon, Buster Hardee, Bryan Benoit 3 Shepherds: Gary Hargrave, Darrel Hoffpauir, Richard Hardee Angel; Janet Touchet Narrator; Marlene Bourque SITTING: L. Hebert. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Hardee, G. Hargrave, D. Hoffpauir, D. Richard. LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Hardee, J. Touchet, J. Bishop, D. Hoffpauir, B. Benoit, A. Simon LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Bishop, N. Hardee, L. Hebert C. Primeaux. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Primeaux, D. Richard, N. Hardee, J. Touchet, J. Bishop, L. Hebert, T. Weekly Confusion! Cafeteria Personnel Mrs. Palmyre Breaux Mrs. Wille Mae Mouton Head Cook Mrs. Mary Gaspard 200 Mrs. Glays Benoit Mrs. Emma Gary Joseph Bourque Johnny Hardee Gueydan Bus Drivers Rodney Broussard Johnny Hebert Floyd Leger Melvin Mouton Nelson Saltzman Searle Gilbert Hanks Doris Vincent SUBRINA ANN BADON - Sap. Ebba BORN: August 6, 1956: Gueydan, LA Green Society: Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. - 1, 2, 3. 4: F.F.A. - 4: Powderpuff Football - 4: Senior Superlative - Wittiest. FUTURE PLANS: Marriage and work. BRYAN JAMES BENOIT - Bennie BORN: July 1, 1957; Port Sulphur, LA Blue Society, Boys’ Captain -4: Football - 3, 4; Track - 1, 2; F.F.A. - 1, 2, 3, 4: Industrial Arts - 1, 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Football Court - 3; Senior Superlative - Friendliest. FUTURE PLANS: Work. JOSEPH HERBERT BISHOP - Big B BORN: October 5. 1957; Gueydan, LA Green Society; Football - 1, 2, 3, 4; Track -1,2, 3: Basketball - 1; F.F.A. - 1, 2, 3, 4, Parlimenta- rian - 1, Secretary - 2, Leadership Camp - 2, Fores- try Judging -2,3, Horticulture Judging -2,3; Pow- derpuff Football Queen - 4; Senior Superlative - Most Atheletic. FUTURE PLANS: Veterinary Medicine. MELISSA ANN BOUDREAUX - Missy BORN: March 24, 1958; Gueydan, LA Purple Society, Girls' Captain - 4; J.V. Cheerleader - 1: Varsity Cheerleader - 3, 4: Camp - 3, 4, U.S.L. Cheerleader Day - 3; Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club - 3: F.F.A. - 4. FUTURE PLANS: Beautician. MARLENE ELIZABETH BOURQUE - Bark BORN: February 1, 1958; Gueydan, LA Green Society, Treasurer - 3. President - 4; Class Vice-President - 1, President - 2, 3; Track -1,2, 3, 4; Growl Staff - 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter -1,2, Arts and Graphics - 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor - 3, Editor - 4; Quill and Scroll - 3, 4; Bruin Staff (7th Grade and Art Editor); French Club (President) - 1; Outstanding French Student - 1; Pep Club -3; F.H.A. -1,2, 3, 4, Secretary - 2. President - 3, 4, District IV Secre- tary - 4, Officer of the Year - 3, Leadership Camp - 3, 4; District Rally - 1, 2, 3, 4; English I - 1, Eng- lish II - 2, English III - 3, Home Economics IV - 4: Who’s Who Among American High School Students - 4; Parish Day Government (District Judge) - 3; Pow- der Puff Football - 3, 4: Class Favorite - 4; Senior Superlatives - Best Personality, Most Dependable, Friendliest. FUTURE PLANS: College. DAVID BREAUX - Butterball BORN: September 12, 1958: Gueydan, LA Purple Society; Football - 1, 2, 4: Basketball - 1, Basketball Manager - 2, 3; Track - 1, 2; F.F.A. - 1. 2. 4; Industrial Am - 1, 2, 3, 4. FUTURE PLANS: Work and College. BRANDON CHARLES BROUSSARD - Bruce BORN: October 5, 1958; Kaplan, LA Purple Society, Boys' Captain - 3. Vice-President - 4: Track - 4; Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club - 4; F.F.A. - 2, 3; Industrial Am - 1; Powderpuff Football Cheerleader - 4; Class Favorite - 1; Senior Superlative - Best Dressed. FUTURE PLANS: College. I DAFFINE MARIE CAMPBELL - Redhead BORN: December 3, 1958; Gueydan, LA Orange Society; Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4; Presidential Physical Fitness Awards - 1, 3, 4; Bruin Staff (Fac- ulty Editor) - 4. FUTURE PLANS: Marriage and College. ROBERT WAYNE CAMPBELL - Cleo BORN: October 14, 1958; Lafayette, LA Green Society; Band (Percussion) - 3, 4; Basketball Manager - 3, 4. FUTURE PLANS: College. SHEILA MARIE CLARK BORN: October 17, 1958; Gueydan, LA Purple Society; Chorus - 1, 2, 3. 4; District Rally - 3; Bookkeeping; Home and Family Living - 4. FUTURE PLANS: College. MARK CORMIER BORN: October 16, 1958; Gueydan, LA Green Society. ROBERTA DUGAS BORN: July 27, 1958; Jennings, LA Blue Society; F.F.A. - 4; Home and Family Living - 4. FUTURE PLANS: Trade School. SHANE J. EWING - Riceville BORN: August 29. 1958; Jennings, LA Blue Society; French Club - 3; Speech Club -1,2; Student Council (President) - 1; Home and Family Living - 4; Industrial Am - 1, 2, 3, 4. FUTURE PLANS: Trade School. CYNTHIA MARIE FREELAND - Boo BORN: December 13, 1958; Abbeyville, LA Purple Society; Pep Squad - 1; Pep Club - 3; F.H.A. - 1, 2, 3. 4. District Meetings - 1, 2, 3, 4; Parish Day Government (Commissioner of Voters) - 3. FUTURE PLANS: College. WILLA GAYLE GASPARD - Peanut BORN: November 24, 1957; Crowley, LA Green Society: Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4. FUTURE PLANS: Trade School. CHERYL B. GUIDRY - ,,Chero” BORN: July 15. 1958; Gueydan. LA Purple Society, Treasurer - 4; Class Treasurer - 4; Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Economics - 1, 3, 4; Dis- trict Rally - 1; General Math. FUTURE PLANS: Housewife. Receptionist. CAROL NAN HARDEE BORN: June 2, 1958: Gueydan, LA Purple Society, Secretary - 4; Class Secretary - 1, 3; Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Cheerleader - 1; Homecoming Court - 1, 2, 3. 4: Band (Flute) - 1, 2, 3. 4; Majorette - 1. 2, 3, 4. Head Majorette - 4; Growl Staff (Reporter) - 4; Bruin Staff (7th Grade Editor) - 4: F.F.A. - 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students - 4; Girls' State - 3; Parish Day Government - 3, 4; School Board Member - 3, Peli- can Stater - 4; Powderpuff Football - 4; Class Favor- ite - 1; Senior Superlatives - Cutest, Most Versatile. FUTURE PLANS: College. RICHARD HARDEE BORN: March 4. 1958: Gueydan, LA Purple Society: Band (Cornel) - 1, 3, 4: F.F.A. - 1, 2, 3. 4. Treasurer - 3, President - 4. Forestry Judg- ing - 2, 3. Horticulture Judging - 2, 3. Livestock Judging - 2. 3: District Rally - 1. 3. 4: Agriculture I - 1st Place - 1, Arill Team •• DAWN SIMPSON NIKE ICC GAA FUTURE PLANS: Trade School. GARY LEE HARGRAVE BORN: January 6. 1958; Gueydan. LA Purple Society: Football - 4: Basketball - 1, 2; French Club - 1; Industrial Arts - 1, 2. 3, 4; Pow- derpuff Football Court - 4; Senior Superlatives - Most Dependable, Most Courteous. FUTURE PLANS: College. MARY LOU HARGRAVE BORN: December 14, 1958: Abbeville, LA Orange Society; Chorus - 1; F.H.A. - 1, 2. 3, 4, Parliamentarian - 2, District Meetings - 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. - 4; Home and Family Living - 4. FUTURE PLANS: Work. JANICE ANN HEBERT - Blob BORN: July 25, 1957; Gueydan, LA Blue Society; Chorus - 1, 2, 3. 4; French Club - 3; F.H.A. - 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Home and Family Living - 4. FUTURE PLANS: Trade School. LORI ANN HEBERT - Lorilie; Loli-Bean BORN: October 16, 1958; Gueydan. LA Orange Society, Secretary - 4; Band (Percussion) - 1, 2. 3. 4, McNeese Music Festival - 1; Homecom- ing Court - 2; French Club (Secretary) - 1; Pep Clufc - 3: Intramurals - 1, 2, Merit Physical Fitness Awards - 1, 2; F.F.A. - 4; Leadership Conference - 3; Bruin Staff (Junior Editor) - 4. FUTURE PLANS: College. JOHN DEE ISTRE - Boo Boo BORN: February 26. 1958; Jennings, LA Green Society; Football - 3; Track - 3; Basketball - I, 2. 3: F.F.A. - 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts - 1, 2, 3. 4; Home and Family Living - 3; Senior Superla- tive - Most Handsome. FUTURE PLANS: Work. NANCY L. ISTRE - Pumpkin BORN: February 3, 1958; Gueydan, LA Orange Society: Basketball - 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Court - 3; Class Treasurer - 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. - 1, 2; F.F.A. - 4. FUTURE PLANS: Housewife. STAPHANIE ISTRE - Steph BORN: July 2. 1958: Gueydan. LA Green Society, Treasurer - 4; Class Treasurer - 2; J. V. Cheerleader - 1, Varsity Cheerleader - 3, 4, Camp - 3. 4, U.S.L. Cheerleader Day - 3: French Club - 1; Pep Club - 3; Merit Physical Fitness Awards -1.2: Bruin Staff (8th Grade Editor) - 4: Over $100 Salesmen - 2. FUTURE PLANS: Secretary, Housewife. LORRAINE MAIRE JANNISE - Skeeter BORN: March 22, 1958: Geuydan. LA Green Society: Pep Squad -1,2; French Club - 1; Pep Club - 3; F.H.A. - 1, 2. 3, 4, District Meet- ings - 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastic Clinic - 2. FUTURE PLANS: Work. MARIE ELIZABETH LAFOSSE - Petite BORN: January 31. 1958; Gueydan. LA Purple Society; Class Secretary - 2, Vice-President - 3. 4; Homecoming Court - 4; Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad - 1; Basketball - 1; Leadership Conference - 3. FUTURE PLANS: Beauty School and Shop Owner. STANLEY PATRICK LAFOSSE BORN: December 11, 1956; Gueydan. LA Purple Society, Boys' Captain - 4: Football - 3, 4; Basketball - 1, 2, 3. 4, Camp - 3: French Club - 4; F.F.A. - 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts - 1, 2, 3. 4; Welding - 4. FUTURE PLANS: Farming and Welding. CHERYL LASETER BORN: May 11, 1957; Gueydan, LA Purple Society, Girls' Captain - 1, 2, 3; Track - 1, 2; Basketball - 1, 2, 3: Presidential Physical Fitness Awards -1,2, Merit Physical Fitness Awards - 3; Chorus - 3. 4; F.F.A. - 4; Home and Family Living - 4; District Rally - 2; English II. FUTURE PLANS: Housewife. GORDON LASETER BORN: September 7, 1957; Gueydan, LA Orange Society; F.F.A. - 1, 4; Industrial Arts - 1, 2 3 4. FUTURE PLANS: Working Offshore. AGNES LAVERGNE Aggie BORN: July 28. 1958; Gueydan. LA Purple Society; French Club -1,4; District Rally - 1, 2; Home Economics I. 1st Place - 1, Home Eco- nomics II, 4th Place - 2; Home Economics -1,2, 3. FUTURE PLANS: Nursing. ANDREW LEE LEBLANC. JR. - Drew BORN: July 18. 1958: Gueydan. LA Blue Society, Treasurer - 4; Band (Comet) - 1, 2, 3, 4. Vermilion Parish Honor Band - 1, 2, 3, McNeese Music Festival - 1; Beta Club - 3, 4. Treasurer - 4; Class Favorite - 2; Senior Superlative - Most Tal- ented. FUTURE PLANS: Making $$$. CLAUDIA LEDOUX BORN: September 4, 1958; Geuydan, LA Green Society; Chorus - 1, 2, 4; F.F.A. Sweetheart - 4. FUTURE PLANS: Trade School and Marriage. SHARON ANN LEJEUNE BORN: January 2, 1959: Geuydan, LA Orange Society; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. - 4: Home and Family Living - 4. FUTURE PLANS: Nursing. SHERRY LEJEUNE - Shrimp BORN: July 11. 1958; Gueydan, LA Orange Society, Treasurer - 4: Class Secretary - 4; Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad - 1, 2; F.H.A. - 1, 2. 3, 4, Reporter - 3, Song Leader - 4. District Meetings - 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. -4; Powderpuff Football -3. 4; Gymnastic Clinic -1,2. FUTURE PLANS: Trade School. L1NN1S JAMES LEMAIRE - Jimmy BORN: December 26, 1957; Kaplan, LA Blue Society; Football - 3, 4; F.F.A. - 1, 2, 3, 4, Alternate Treasurer - 1, Treasurer - 2, Secretary - 3, Vice-President - 4; Industrial Arts - 1; District Rally - 2; Agriculture II, 2nd Place. FUTURE PLANS: Marriage and Work. WAYNE LEMAIRE - T - Wayne BORN: May 25, 1958; Gueydan, LA Orange Society; Basketball - 1; Industrial Arts - 1, 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Football Cheerleader - 4; Senior Superlative - Cutest. FUTURE PLANS: Work. PAMELA JANE MAXILE - Pam BORN: January 31, 1958; Lafayette, LA Orange Society. FUTURE PLANS: Marriage. NONA FAYE MEAUX BORN: June 2. 1958; Abbeville, LA Purple Society, Vice-President - 3, President - 4; Homecoming Court -3,4, Homecoming Queen - 4; Cheerleader - 2, 3. 4, Head Cheerleader - 4, Camp -2, 3, 4, U.S.L. Cheerleader Day - 3; Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. - 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Top Five Maga- zine Salesman - 2, 3, 4, Highest Salesman in Purple Society - 2, 3, 4; Parish Day Government (School Board Member) - 3; Bruin Staff (8th Grade Editor) - 4; Crowley High School Math Tournament - 2; Alge- bra II; Powderpuff Football - 4; Class Favorite -2,3; Senior Superlatives - Most Beautiful, Sweetheart. FUTURE PLANS: Trade School. Clerk. RHONDA LEA MEAUX BORN: October 23, 1958; Gueydan, LA Orange Society; Track - 1; J.V. Cheerleader - 1, Varsity Cheerleader - 2; Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. - 1; Library Worker - 1; Growl Staff (Circu- lation Manager) - 4; C.Y.O. - 1, 4; Powderpuff Football -1,4. FUTURE PLANS: Secretary. TIM MIER BORN: December 22. 1957; Gueydan, LA FUTURE PLANS: Work. LOGAN MONCEAUX BORN: October 6, 1958; Gueydan, LA Purple Society; French Club - 4; Agriculture -1,2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts - 1, 2, 3, 4. FUTURE PLANS: Welding. LOUELLA PORTER BORN: April 16. 1956; Gueydan, LA Blue Society. FUTURE PLANS: Work. PHOTO NOT AVAtlAftll No� A� .l«fcJo PHOTO NOT AVAHAtU FRANK DAVID POTIER BORN: February 2, 1957; Gueydan, LA Orange Society; Band (Saxophone) - 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts - 1, 2, 3, 4; Parish Day Government (Police Juror) - 3. FUTURE PLANS: Work. NELSON JAMES POTIER - Nellie BORN: June 2, 1958; Gueydan, LA Blue Society; Industrial Arts - 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball - 1, 2. FUTURE PLANS: Trade School. CAROLE PRIMEAUX BORN: September 29, 1958; Crowley, LA Orange Society; Band (Oboe) - 1, 2, 3, 4, Vermi- lion Parish Honor Band - 1, McNeese Music Festival - 1; Growl Staff -2,3,4, Reporter - 2, Feature Edi- tor-3, Assistant Editor - 4; Quill and Scroll -3,4; Bruin Staff (Sophomore Editor) - 4; French Club - 2, 3, Vice-President - 3; F.H.A. - 1, 2, 3, 4, District Meetings - 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club -3,4; Honor Roll - 3; District Rally - 2, 3, 4; French I. 3rd Place - 2, French II, 1st Place, 3; Trigonometry - 4; State Rally - 3; French II. 4th Place; Crowley High School Math Tournament - 3: Algebra II; Parish Day Gov- ernment (Superintendent of Education) - 3: Powder- puff Football - 4; Top Five Magazine Salesmen - 4; Senior Superlatives - Best Dressed, Most Likely to Succeed, Most Studious. FUTURE PLANS: College. DAVID RICHARD BORN: January 31, 1958; Gueydan, LA Green Society; Industrial Arts -1,2,3: French Club - 4. FUTURE PLANS: Trade School. DON RICHARD - Donomite. BORN: December 14, 1957; Lafayette, LA Orange Society; French Club - 1; Growl Staff -1,2, 3, 4, Reporter - 1, Circulation Manager - 2, 3, Feature Editor - 4; Quill and Scroll - 3, 4; 4-H - 1, 2, 3, 4. Reporter - 1, Recreation Leader - 2, Trea- surer - 3, President - 4, Shortcourse - 1, 2, 3, 4, 1st Place - 2, I.A.C. Convention - 2; Community Youth Choir - 4; District Rally - 2, 3; Biology, 5th Place - 2. Physics, 4th Place - 3; Powderpuff Major- ette -3,4. FUTURE PLANS: College. GINA MARIE RIZZUTO BORN: July 4, 1958: Gueydan, LA Green Society, Vice-President - 4; Class Treasurer - 3; Band (Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Percussion) -1,3, 4; McNeese Music Festival - 1; Chorus - 2; F.H.A. - 1, 2: U.M.Y.F. - 3, 4, Treasurer - 3, President - 4; Community Youth Choir - 4; Girls’ State - 3; Par- ish Day Government - 3, 4; District Attorney - 3, Pelican Stater - 4; Bruin Staff (Faculty Editor) - 4; Senior Superlative - Most Talented. FUTURE PLANS: College. RANDALL LUKE SABATIER - Harry Hippie BORN: September 5, 1958; Lafayette, LA Orange Society; French Club - 3; Senior Superlative - Best Sport. FUTURE PLANS: College and Work. 4 KENDALL KIETH SALTZMAN - Boug BORN: May 5, 1957: Crowley, LA Orange Society; Basketball - 1, 2, 3: F.F.A. - 2; Industrial Arts - 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Superlative - Heartthrob. FUTURE PLANS: Farming and become a Commercial Pilot. NEELIS PAUL SALTZAM - Pio BORN: April 23. 1957: Abbeville. LA Green Society: F.F.A. - 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts - 1. 2. 3. 4 FUTURE PLANS: Truck Driver or Welder. ANTHONY SIMON BORN: August 30, 1958; Kaplan, LA Orange Society; Band (Contrabass) - 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club -1,3, Treasurer - 3; Growl Staff - 1, 3, 4. Reporter - 1, Business Manager - 3, 4; Quill and Scroll - 3, 4; 4-H - 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter - 4. Shoncourse - 1, 2, 3, 4, 1st Place - 3: District Rally - 3, 4: Spelling, 4th Place - 3, English IV - 4; Crowley High School Math Tournament - 3; Algebra II. FUTURE PLANS: College. MARLIN SIMON BORN: July 5, 1958; Jennings, LA Green Society, Girls' Captain - 4; Cheerleader - 4. Camp - 4; Bruin Staff (Sophomore Editor) - 4; Home Economics - 1, 2, 3, 4; District Rally - 2; Algebra II; Senior Superlative - Most Courteous. FUTURE PLANS: Trade School. JAMES SMITH - Deanie BORN: September 7, 1956; Gueydan, LA Green Society. FUTURE PLANS: Work. CLIFFORD JULIAN SUIRE - Jr., C.J. BORN: April 22, 1958; Gueydan, LA Green Society; Band (Trombone) - 1, 2, 3, 4, •McNeese Music Festival - 1, Vermilion Parish Honor Band - 1, 2, 3: French Club 1,3, President - 3; Beta Club -3,4, President - 4; Bruin Staff (Junior Editor, Photographer) - 4; District Rally - 1, 2, 3, 4; Alge- bra I, 1st Place - 1, Geometry. 1st Place - 2, Alge- bra II, 1st Place - 3, Advanced Math - 4; State Rally - 1, 3: Algebra I, 4th Place - 1: Algebra II, 2nd Place - 3; Growley High School Math Tournament - 3; Algebra II, 1st Place; Parish Day Government (Registrar of Voters) - 3; Senior Superlatives; Most Studious, Most Likely to Succeed. FUTURE PLANS: College. MARGARET ANN SUIRE - Pegret BORN: March 8, 1958; Gueydan, LA Orange Society; Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4; Growl Staff - 2. 3, 4, Reporter - 2, 3, Feature Editor - 4; Quill and Scroll - 3, 4; F.H.A. - 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary - 3, Reporter - 4, Camp - 3, District Meetings -1,2, 3, 4; State Meeting - 3; Pep Club - 3: French Club - 3: Girl Scouts - 4: Home and Family Living - 4; Dis- trict Rally - 2, 3; Civics - 2, French I, 2nd Place - 3: Parish Day Government (Tax Assessor) - 3. FUTURE PLANS: To have a Career. NANETTE MARIA THOMPSON - Nunny-Net BORN: September 12, 1958; Abbeville, LA Green Society: Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squd - 2: French Club - 2; Growl Staff - 2, 3, 4, Reporter - 2, 3. 4. FUTURE PLANS: Trade School. CARLA ANN TRAHAN - Curia BORN: November 19, 1958; Gueydan, LA Green Society; Track - 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4; Presidential Physical Fitness Awards -1,2; Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Superlative - Most Athe- letic. FUTURE PLANS: Trade School. DIRK ANTHONY TRAHAN BORN: August 13, 1958; Lafayette, LA Blue Society, President - 4; Band (Trombone) -1,2, 3, 4, McNeese Music Festival - 1; Growl Staff - 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter - 1, Sports' Editor - 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll -3,4; French Club -1,3, Reporter - 3; F.H.A. Beau 3; Boys' State - 3; District Rally - 3; American History; W.O.W. History Award - 3; Par- ish Day Government (Pelican Stater) - 4; Bruin Staff (Freshman Editor) - 4; Class Favorite - 3, 4; Senior Superlative - Best Personality, Most Versatile. FUTURE PLANS: College. WESTON TRAHAN BORN: May 10, 1957; Gueydan, LA Green Society. FUTURE PLANS: Pharmacy Business. BRENDA SUE VINCENT - Buck BORN: November 22, 1958; Jennings, LA Orange Society; French Club - 1, 3; F.F.A. - 4 Sen- ior Superlative - Best Sport. DARLENE MARIE VINCENT BORN: February 3, 1958; Gueydan, LA Orange Society, Girls' Captain - 4: Cheerleader - 4, Camp - 4: Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Economics - 1, 2, 3; Miss Gueydan - 4. FUTURE PLANS: Receptionist. TERRY WEEKLY BORN: November 12, 1957; Kaplan, LA Green Society; Class President -1,4: Band (Clari- net) - 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major - 3, 4, Band Camp - 3, 4; McNeese Music Festival - 1; Growl Staff - 2J 3, 4, Reporter - 2, 3, Assistant Editor - 4; Pep Club - 3; 4-H - 1; Basketball Scorekeeper - 3: French Club (Treasurer) - 1; Leadership Conference - 3; Parish Day Government (Coroner) - 3; Powderpuff Football Majorette -3,4; Senior Superlative - Wit- tiest. FUTURE PLANS: College. JUANITA ELAINE WILSON - Rosette - ,,Twinkiw” BORN: August 29, 1957: Lafayette, LA 4-H - 1. 2; Chorus - 1. 2‘. 3, 4; F.H.A. - 1. 2. FUTURE PLANS: Housewife and Business School. DERRICK CARL WOODS - Jack BORN: February 2, 1957; Lafayette, LA Orange Society; Basketball -1,2. FUTURE PLANS: Service. KEVIN LUKE ZAUNBRECHER - Red. Rat. Rodent BORN: June 9, 1958: Gueydan, LA Blue Society; Football - 3, 4; 4-H - 2, 3. 4; F.F.A. - 1, 2, 3, 4. Parliamentarian - 1, 2, 3; Industrial Arts - 1, 2, 3, 4. FUTURE PLANS: Farming. 213 A Seniors Reflections Twelve years! For some it has been too long; for others it was days of good times, but everyone agrees it has been an experience. Four big years! Our freshman year seemed different in many ways, but it was a beginning — a chance to meet people, to start an athletic career, and to grow as individuals. It was our time now to enjoy the maturity shared only by our peers. Who can't remember looking up to the seniors and wishing to have their nonchalant attitude? The dominant idea that sticks in our memories is the spirit shared by everyone: the Friday night football games, the out-of-town rivals, bonfires, our class trip to Astroworld and all the cake sales. A summer of change passed in 1971 and brought with it the non-confor- mists, peacemarchers, draft dodgers and walkouts. Our sophomore days of being involved and getting our feet wet began in this restless year. It seemed difficult for many of us to behave as sophomores, but we knew we would adjust to these changes. One thing we had to remember — change is always needed. And yet, though we were only 16, the 18 year old vote would soon be power in our hand. In 2 years it would be our chance to get involved and help form a new society. Hopefully, the wait would pass quickly. 214 We left much but now in our junior year we had the opportunity to establish the traditions which belonged to the class of '76. While a Dr. Pepper with cher- ries wasn't exactly a financial bonanza, our class barbeque was. Our award winning Homecoming float, It's in the Cards, and our prom A Night Among the Tulips, made that year seem completely successful. Arguments, glares, and bickering among classmates ended as we all realized that only one year was left for each other. We had a closeness now. It began with a Sadie Hawkins dance, raffles, yearbook, and just good times for everyone. Yes, it's our senior year — the time many begin losing interest, direction, and ideals. Now we begin to think of independence, new faces, and challenges which will shape our tomorrows. We have wondered at numerous social and historical events. But more fondly, we will remember May 17th, 1976. Now let us work to achieve dreams, contemplate opportunities, and begin from this day! Mrs. Jane Broussard Our Special Friend There is a special person. Who is different in many ways. Her thoughts were always helpful. She brightened all our days. She was there when we needed. Both happy times and sad. She was whom we turned to. In more good times than bad. Yes, she is a beautiful person. And the years would not have been the same, Without her warm smile and thoughts. We'll remember you always, Mrs. Jane. 216 Seniors of '76 At this time, we, the Seniors of 1976, would like to express our appreci- ation to our friends of the yearbook. Mrs. Birdie Guidry, Mrs. Nita Hun- gerford, and Mrs. Meceal Smith were helpful and concerned with the publishing of our yearbook. Once again, we would like to extend a sincere 'THANK YOU to our friends. Seniors of '76 - 217 JOHN J. MARTIN, JR., President STANLEY F. BREAUX, Executive Vice Pres. J. C. PETRY, Cashier BANK OF GUEYDAN Member of Federal Reserve System Capital and Surplus $4000,000.00 GUEYDAN, LOUISIANA Congratulations, Seniors lia Clark, Mary Hargrave, Rhonda Meaux, Cheryl B. Guidry, Sabrina Badon, Agnes Lavergne, Mr. Hampton Pri- meaux (Sponsor). SECOND ROW: Randy Sabatier, Wayne LeMaire, Cheryl L. Lasater, Nan Hardee, C. J. Suire, Melissa Boudreaux, Carla Trahan, Nona Meaux, Donna Hargrave, Mrs. Margaret Freeland (Sponsor). THIRD ROW: Marie LaFosse, David Richard, Andrew LeBlanc, Nannette Thompson, Pamella Maxille, Juanita Rosette, Daffine Campbell, Janice Heben, Sharon Lejeune. Gayle Gaspard, Claudia LeDoux, Darlene Vincent. FOURTH ROW: Don Richard, Stephanie Istre, Bryan Benoit, Terry Weekly, Shane Ewing, Cynthia Freeland, Neelis Saltzman, David Breaux, Dean Smith, Stanley LaFosse, Richard Hardee. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Suire, Lori Heben, Joey Bishop, David Potier, Denick Woods, Linnus Lemaire, Kevin Zaunbrecher, Gina Rizzuto, Marilyn Simon, Carole Primeaux. SIXTH ROW: Brandon Broussard, Nelson Potier, Logan Monceaux, Dirk Trahan, Kendall Saltzman, Gordon Lasater, Anthony Simon, Gary Hargrave, Weston Trahan, Marlene Bourque. 218 CONGRESS, Jvl 4, 77 imam moit$ 3Vrfa ration of tty tfcVtrrn uitifib States of America IJftt m oL A f JA.-mmm . Att—tt 5 4� 1.4',tm AmmJ, -AtA Amt. fCm .� |C ifc wfc 1� M «-utM U tf ,-m.t It + l«y t tt6’ it t-dt tmtf Mim «A� -f y4n«J l«n y .� ', 1 I ihW X� .. � vni«y ,•. , aAt.i w K. ■ i« i n siif tumtf W . rA4« U yj W • __ 'V X - p'. A ___ - tf ffi. mt -.yl.i —v '’• y ik frb ++ t •' A ■• r 7' s,Ams ’fitnkn 4 «! . 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