Gueydan High School - Bruin Yearbook (Gueydan, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1984 volume:

NOUS SOMMES ACADIENS WE ARE ACADIANS We are Acadian — probably better known as Cajuns.” Being Acadian makes us unique . . . unique because our roots have been planted on two continents and three countries. First, as Vikings, we settled in western France. Then we fled across the Atlantic to Acadie, Canada known today as Nova Scotia. Forced by British occupation in I7 55 t0 a sentenced exile, our most adventurous ancestors migrated to the already flourishing French city of New Orleans. A few stayed there but most moved on to settle north and west of the big city ... along the rivers and bayous so familiar to our area. For more than two hundred years now, farmers have reaped bountiful crops from the rich soil. . . fishermen have extracted brimming catches form our waters . . . and in keeping with our heritage, the largest portion of these foods find its way to our crowded tables after masterful enhancement true to the Cajun cuisine: etouffee, fricassee, bisque, gumbo, sauce piquante, jambalaya, boudin, gratons, fromaee de tete, bain berdu and patates douces. jo r r Our faces, like our music, songs and literature, are moving. Like Longfellow's Evangeline” they tell of long separation of loved ones, heartbreak and hardship. But they tell, too, of true love, friendship, neighborliness, coming home and success. '1 he faces of our generation, much as our Acadian ancestors, confirm an undying optimism born of a deep, abiding faith in our way of life. The language we speak comes from the French spoken in our motherland during the seventeenth century. Sometime we borrow our words from our English speaking neighbors, and they laugh at our patchwork dialogue — but we don't mind, after all it’s our nature to laugh at ourselves. Though in years to come, many of us may leave the farm and village for the city ...we will not leave our Acadian ways behind, for we are proud and loyal to the memory of our Acadian forefathers who left us such a priceless heritage to pattern our lives after. es, it is a joyous thing to be an Acadian, celebrating life in our numerous traditional ways — keeping in mind when times are hard our motto, ,Laissez les bon temps roulers.” 2 Table des malieres. Dedicate Les travailleuse de I annuaire Les gradue Les superlatif Le onzieme classe Le dixieme classe Le neuvieme classe Le huitieme classe Le septieme classe Les maitre d ecole Organisation Retour au foyer L athletisme Les classe Non faculte Les petite cajun Instantane Les tableau de service Le chanson d ecole Les dernieres volontes Le glossaire Lagniappe Les autographe It is not often you find someone who is willing to give their time and energy. We the Seniors of 1984 were lucky enough to find two people who were not only willing to give their time and energy, hut they did it without expecting any pay. The help they've given the school is deeply appreciated. They were always there when FHA. 4-H, FFA, or any other organization was in need of their help. Their help was given to us not only in our senior year, but it started during our freshman year. They helped raise the funds we needed to finish our years at Gueydan High. They supported the band, even though they didn't have any children in band, they provided transportation to parish meetings, they helped chaperon dances, supervised the making of our floats, and donated articles for the Senior class to raffle. They have not only given help to the students, but they helped the faculty just as much. Without the help of these two very special people our class and our school wouldn 7 have reached the goals it set. This dedication is just the least we could do to repay their given love. We the Seniors of 1984, with much love, cledicte our yearbook to our adopted parents, Mr. Mrs. Joseph Breaux, Jr., better known to us as Mr. Jake and Mrs. Aline. 4 Anthony E. Rizzuto Renford Abshire Message To The Seniors The need for education has never been so great as it is today. In addition to gathering knowledge, education has given each of you a better chance to look within and search for your own identity. The number of graduates in any graduating class is not indicative of each individual's ability. This class of 1984 is small in numbers but high in talent and achievement. We here at Gueydan High School wish you continued success and happiness throughout your future life. Anthony E. Rizzuto 6 7 he job of the Bruin Staff is to pull together memories from into book form. We put five months of hard work piecing toget and articles to the best of our ability to bring to you the 1984 I ing public opinion, we have changed the traditional format h a new image of the GHS Yearbook. We’re proud of our accontj and we hope that you, the students, enjoy the change of our 1% Yearbook. the past year her pictures 3ruin. Risk- oping to start tslishments 14 Bruin — Marlene B. LeBoeuf Dawn Burkholder Kelly Hargrave Michelle Simon Leisa Guidry Monica Lepretre Dorene Broussard Penny Breaux Les Travavailleuse de Uannuaire Jenny Simon Trisha Savoy Melissa Istre Nadine Broussard Terri Theriot Mary Leger Andrea Zaunhrecher Sophomore Editors Melissa Istre Monica Lepretre Freshmen Editors Andrea Zaunhrecher Nadine Broussard 12 Seniors, look- to this day yesterday is a Inch!) a dream, and tomorrou is only a vision but Ufday. well lived, makes every )i terday a dream of happiness and ever) tomorrou a vision oj hoi As You Receive Your Diploma When you step forward to receive That all-important scroll, It means you are one step nearer To your long-awaited goal. And yet you ’ll never say good-bye To teachers, books, and schools. Life will give you new assignments, Harder lessons, stricter rules. But you 'll find that your diploma Will open wide the door 0 those golden opportunities You 've been waiting to explore. While you gather up your memories At the end of that long aisle. You will say good-bye to classmates With a hand clasp and a smile. May the knowledge you have gathered Keep you on the winning side As you proudly face the future With confidence and pride. Reginald Holmes Senior Class Officers President — Dawn Burkholder Vice-President — Penny Breaux Secretary — Vicki Broussard Treasurer — Terri Theriot 16 Kf, 18 0 HAMPTON CAMPBELL RACHEL CORMIER 0 21 0 BILLY FONTENOT CINDY GUIDRY 22 6 9 LEISA GUIDRY SCOTT HAIR 24 t t JOHNNIE HEBERT LORNE ISTRE ALMA MOUTON DARREN PERRY JENNY SIMON MICHELLE SIMON TERRI THERIOT PHILLIP TRAHAN GERMAINE WILLIAMS 0 Webster Dictionary gives the definition of Superlatives as being Senior class have chosen these students feeling that they are the true mt by each classmate. Congratulations art given to all who were selected to represent their Les super latif lat of the highest kind or order, surpassing all others; supreme. We the ing of supreme. Each Superlative was selected from a secret ballot done tss as Superlatives . Class Favorites Hampton Campbell Cindy Guidry 42 Mr. and Miss G.H.S. Grayson Benoit Andrea Zaunbrecher Heartthrob and Sweetheart Scott Hair Dawn Burkholder Most Spirited Penny Breaux Adam Hebert 4 — 46 Myron Istre Michelle Simon Kelly Hargrave Phil Trahan Wittiest Lome Istre Monica Lepretre _ 49 Most Athletic Andrea Zaunhrecher Charley Vallo 50 Chris Lougon Tabby Broussard 5 Most Likely to Succeed Dorene Broussard Scott Hair Leis a Guidry Most Intelligent Grayson Benoit 53 Myron hire Laura Hargrave 54 Most Courteous Darren Perry Mary Leger Most Handsome and Most Beautiful Charley Vallo Dawn Burkholder — Rachel Cormier Cutest Hampton Campbell 57 Most Ambitious Phil Trahan Leisa Guidry Best Personality Darren Perry Vickie Broussard Best All Around Felicia Jolivette Lome Istre 61 Pelican Staters Penny Breaux Phil Trahan Pelican State is a summer event which allows chosen students to experience the activity at our state capital. This learning enables students to better understand how the wheels of state government turn and grind laws to protect and serve the people of the state of Louisiana. D.A.R. Award Penny Breaux Daughters of the American Revolution Award is given to a person who possesses the qualities of courage, leadership, community service, and intelligence and is awarded to the person the senior class feels most deserving. 62 Le onzieme classe 63 President - Amie Hebert Secretary — Clarissa Zaunbrecher Class Officers Vice-President — Sharon Lounsberry Treasurer — Judy Lopez 64 Am i e Hebert Class Favorites Floyd Saltzman 65 David Hebert Milton Hebert Warren Hebert Beth Henry Chad Hoffpauir JCurt lure Ray litre Karine Jolivette Moutain Terror! 67 Kim Petty Jude Reese David Roche fsoyd Saltzman Travis Skirt Brian Thibodeaux I Chris Mayer Oveytef' Craef Pftnu 7 X) rr m. 'V i ; ... V f -v Amt Studying a Blast! Le dixieme classe Chad Belaire Kent Belaire Celena Broussard Paul Broussard Phil Broussard Yvette Broussard Tony Burkholder Tracy Callahan Mary Caro Patricia Cormier Sonia Cormie Wesley David Stott Dourtn Sherri Duhon Sean Gardiner Chrit CasparJ . • Gary Guidry Janet Guidry Roland Guidry Monica Hair David Lege Anthony larger Leah Lejeune Bonnie U Matre Trevor Hair Dennis Hargrave Georgia Harrington Craig IsBIanc 76 I Marvin Wat ion Lloyd Williams Andrew Zaunbrecher Jason Zaunbrecher 77 1. Baby Beek (Gary). 2. Foster Grant (Paul). }. Princess Di (Sherri). 4. How are things down there? (Tracy). 5. I wanna hold your hand” (Phil, Chris). 6. Hubba Bubba (Bubba). 7. Say What? (Naomi). 8. McEnroe in the making (Gordon). 9. Wunderwood (James). 10. Hard at work (Lana). 11. Burk the beauty (Tony). 12. Smile pretty (Sherri, Celena, Lisa). 13. And who says you can't. . . (Trevor). 14. Be two places at the same time! (Trevor’s legs). SNAPSHOTS or________ SNAPSHOTS 1. Angus Young (Sean). 2. My you look nice (Leah). 3- Eric the Great (Eric). 4. A new face (Denise). 3. Thinking Hard? (Craig). 6. I said a lean (Mary). 7. Red man (Anthony). 8. Where you been all my life? (Cassandra). 9. Have a coke and a smile (Lisa). 10. Oh come on! (Dennis). 11. Big Jake (Jake). 12. Looks like serious business (An- ton). 13. Hot legs (Wes and Phil). 14. Kool and the Gang (Brandon, Horace, Lloyd). 13. Munch Out (Andrew, Chris, Wes, Phil). 16. Being Creative (Georgia, Betty). 1. Take five (Horace, Lloyd). 2. What a trio (Lisa, Sherri, Monica). 3. Go Go Gardiner (Sean). 4. Out to lunch (Rocky). 5. Hi ya (Sonia, Rhonda). 6. What punks (Sherri, Yvette). 7. Big Convo (Chris, Wes). 8. Get out of my face (Gordon). 9. Suspicions (Scott). 10. What a joke (Chris N.). 11. Alleluia! (Stacy). 12. Marvelous Marv (Mar- vin). 13. Lending a hand (Jason). 14. What's that you said? (David). Le neuvieme classe 82 7-„y Duhon Class Favorites Kayla roods 83 ■ Dwayne Broussard Warren Caro Kimble Clark Melinda Cormier Hansford Campbell Ronald Broussard Tina Broussard Wade Cormier Trey Duhon Jody Gary Wilfred Guidry Craig Hebert Slant Lapointe Maudry Lthlam Ijori ixdoux F.mi e Lege Melvin Ijeleux Melissa Lemaire Darlene Longon Delbert Max tie Julie Weekly Rona Weekly Wilbert Sonnier Kayla Woodi i Billy Zaunhreeher 90 mr. Le huitieme classe 91 Eighth Grade Officers President — Andrew Williams Secretary — Gail West Vice-President — Sissie Lejeune Treasurer — Aimee Gaspard Sissie Lejeune Eighth Grade Favorites Donnie Perrin Denise Abshire Connie Boudreaux Diana Bourque Franc is Bourque Michele Breaux Terrance Breaux Alex Broussard Tammy Broussard Angela Bruton Dana Conner Reggie Forman Aimee Gaspard Neil Gaspard Troy Hair 94 David Hargrave Sunni Hay good Jodie Hebert John Hoffrauir Ryan Hungerford Galen lure Joey lure Shannon Leger Jean Isjeune Connie Lemaire Pollyanna Lemaire Timothy Lou i verre Donald Meaux Craig Mouton Donald Perrin Brian Smith 95 Burton Suite Shannon Suite Chris Theriot Russell Ther tot John Thompson Jeff Ventssat Angela Vincent Denise Vincent 96 1. Eighth Grade Power” (Seniors of 1988). 2. Late for Class Again” (Patrick V.) 3. Morning recess really affects your brain (Connie L., Aimee G., Tammy B.,Jody H., Shannon S.) 4. Power Meeting before school” (Ryan H., David H., Sissie L., Shannon L.) 5. GO BIG BEARS 97 Le Septieme classe Officers President — Mitchell Simon Secretary — Kendall Thibodeaux Vice-President — Scott Callahan Treasurer — Jason Duhon 01 Shawn Perrin Favorites I aurte Broussard Laurie Broussard Chantella Buford Scott Callahan Tina Conner Laura Craddock 102 Marion Faulk Anthony Guidry Gaulman Harrington Brian Horton Christine litre Rhett Hackett 103 104 Bobby Marc faux Cynthia htrt Jackie Istre Michael Lejeune Weiley Lemaire Heath Leboeuf A — 6 - Floyd Leblanc Glenn Mallet Michelle Lejeune 10 5 JIMQL Warren McDaniel Rhonda Portie Brian Meaux Kayla Monceaux Travis Richard I 1 Regina Pego Kenneth Nolan Marcus Richard Melanie Sarver Shawn Perrin Mitchell Simon Lydale Wilson 106 Barbara Smith ■A Pat Vallo Dana Young Aimit Weekly Lori Theriot Kendall Thibodeaux Kimberly Vondenstein 11 f 1 1 1 1 h I 1 __ 1 h 1 Les njaitVe'd htdlel 1 1. 'iJrC'd Ismsro JX JLjj-ATurx rr AoxiAm40 +nti+ tUutA ymy iuduiL tm « ™ fact, cA afruflfa W Jti d fc — - i£ o tuwtiu, +ux ftw-ttut tuurfcc uh� c lAc r c faJA ?rfu 44Xrtt Uf mmy y , frix dtnte aL thnuJL truth, J nd nourfo Ufavm iiroj- y(nd S[fU ' u L Mj — 9 $ tufa the r d t ' t� ' aW m yu,' ' PA ,, ( jtcJ jit ituit Stout urn.' A v fM d myfaAu fand Sfuf y uctattcc, tUu ' - 9Act J� Jumutir a ul jettfut +U —tufafantAA I«ftu rt Bottom Row — Mr. Anthony Rizzuto, Mrs. Serena Powell, Miss Wendy Miller, Mrs. Linda Richard, Mrs. Edolia Williams. Second Row — Mr. Larry Romero, Mr. Harris Miller, Mr. Devons Vincent, Mrs. Linda Vincent, Mrs. Carolyn Sirmon, Mrs. Jaunita Beniot, Mrs. Marlene LeBoeuf. Third Row — Mr. Renford Abshire, Mr. Michael Petry, Mr. Ronald Heard, Mr. Lynn Vincent, Mr. Ricky Hollier, Mr. Edward Riz- zuto. Back Row — Mr. Johnaton Williams, Mr. G. L. Gardiner, Mr. Robert Rizzuto, Mr. Hampton Primeaux, Mr. Michael Rizzuto. V Jaunita B. Benoit English Library Science Bachelor Arts — University of Southwestern LA Master Education — Northwestern State University Ricky J. Hollier Industrial Arts Bachelor Science — University of Southwestern LA Paul K. Garrison Instrumental Music Bachelor Music Education Master + 30 — Illinois State University Fredrick R. Heard Mathematics General Science Bachelor Science — McNeese Slate University G. L. Gardiner, III English Social Studies Bachelor Science — LA State University Master Education — McNeese State University Marlene B. LeBoeuf Vocational Home Economics Education I II Parenthood Education Home Family Consumer Education, Child Dev. I Bachelor Science — University of Southwestern LA 109 Harris C. Miller Social Studies Bachelor Arts — Northwestern State University Master Education + 30 — McNeese State University Hampton J. Primeaux Social Studies Bachelor Science — University of Southwestern LA Master Education — McNeese State University Mi cheal J. Petry Health, Physical, and Safety Education Bachelor Arts — Northwestern State University Master Education + 30 — McNeese State University Serena W. Powell English Speech Bachelor Science — Grambling State University Master Education — McNeese State University Wendy S. Miller Speech Language Hearing Specialists Bachelor Science — Central Michigan University Linda S. Richard Health, Physical, and Safety Education Bachelor Science — Oklahoma State University no Edward E. Rizzuto Vocational Agriculture Bachelor Arts — University of Southwestern LA Master Education — McNeese State University Robert A. Rizzuto Chemistry Physics Bachelor Science — University of Southwestern LA Master Education — McNeese State University MichealJ. Rizzuto Health, Physical, and Safety Education Bachelor Science — University of Southwestern LA Larry J. Romero Biology General Science Bachelor Science — University of Southwestern LA Carolyn C. Sirmon Counselor in Secondary Schools Math Bachelor Science — McNeese State University Master Education — McNeese State University Devons P. Vincent Business Education Social Studies Bachelor Science — McNeese State University Linda W. Vincent Health, Physical, and Safety Education English Bachelor Science Edolia M. Williams Secondary Education Bachelor Science — Gramhling State University Master Education — Prairie View A M College Lynn E. Vincent Health, Physical, and Safety Education Mathematics Bachelor Science — University of Southwestern LA Master Education — University of Southwestern LA Johnaton R. Williams Health, Safety, and Physical Education English Bachelor Science — Nichols State University Master Education — McNeese State University Shelton Breaux (Retiring Teacher) Industrial Arts Mathematics Bachelor Science — University of Southwestern LA Organization Perfect School Plan is the company that provides G.H.S. with magazine sales. The money is raised for our school to buy office supplies, such as the new Cannon NP 210 copier machine purchas- ed in 1982. The students are divided into four societies: Purple, Green, Blue, and Orange. These societies compete for prizes which are awarded at the end of sales. The over $100 salesmen are recognized for their efforts in promoting the sales. $100 SALESMAN Bottom Row — L to R —Julie Weekly, Deith Hebert, Kayla Woods, Shelley Fontenot, Celena Broussard, Terri Hunger- ford, Amie Hebert, Monica Hair, Caroline Henry, Lori Ledeaux. Second Row — Kanoe F.pperheimer, Kim Petry, Rodney Breaux, Betty Young, Melissa Istre, Angela Touchet, Amanda Sirmon, Lisa Meaux, Sherri Duhon, Nadine Broussard. Third Row — Madlyn Duncan, Monica Lepretre, Trevor Hair, Andrea Zaunbrecher, Johnnie Hebert, Kim Louvier, Angela McFarland, Jenny Simon, Phil Trahan, Kevin Sarver. Fourth Row — Clifford Overley, Patricia Cor- mier, Stacy Meche, Leisa Guidry, Julie Meaux, Sharon Lounsberry, Chad Hoffauir, Damian Lejeune, Leo Blackmer, Kurt Istre. Fifth Row. Adam Hebert, 7odd Breaux, Sean Gardiner, Gary Guidry, Grayson Benoit, Dorene Brussard, Kelly Hargrave. Bottom Row — L to R — Keith Hebert, Troy Romero, Eric Venissat, Rodney Breaux, Lana Soileau, Ann King, Bon- nie Lemaire, Timmy Touchet, Hansford Cambell, Craig Hebert. Second Row — Kevin Sarver, Julie Weekly, Rona Weekly, Nadine Broussard, Melissa Istre, Kanoe Epperheimer, Kimble Clark, Janet Guidry, Cltfflrd Overley, Chris Mayer. Third Row — Coach Mike Petry, Angela McFarland, Johnnie Hebert, Julie Meaux, Melissa Lemaire, Paulette Lemaire, Cassandra Wilson, Phil Trahan, Penny Breaux, Jenny Simon, Craig Broussard. Fourth Row — Mrs. Juanita Benoit, Dwayne Broussard, Leisa Yuidry, Sharon Lounsberry, Bruce Rogers, Billy Zaunbrecher, Wesley David, David Lege, Russel Venissat, David Hebert, Sean Gardiner. Fifth Row----------Mr. Edward Rizzuto, Travis Suire, Hampton Campbell, Kurt Istre, Chad Hoffpauir, Ed Trahan, Charley Vallo, Roy Overley, Gary Guidry, Coach George L. Gardiner. OFFICERS Left to Right — Hampton Camp- bell, Treasurer; Sharon Lounsberry, Girls’ Captain; Penny Breaux, President; Melissa Istre, Vice-President; Nadine Broussard, Secretary; Kurt Istre, Boys’ Captain. Bottom Row — L to R — Darlene Lougon, Gail Kibodeaux, Kayla Woods, Shelley Fontenot, Gayle Lougon, 1 rey Duhon, Stacie Lapointe, Terri Hungerford, Caroline• Henry, Mary Leger, Mrs. Serena Powell. Second Row — Lon Ledeaux, Stephanie Kibodeaux, Amanda SirrrnnfYvette Broussard, Angela Touchet, Andrea Zaunbrecher, Phil Broussard, Anthony Leger, Kevin Belaire, Clay Broussard, Mrs. Carolyn Sermon. Third Row — Doris Wilson, An- ton Nolan, Jack Sonnier, Monica Lepretre, Chris Lougon, Trisha Savoy, Damian Lejeune, Rhonda Courville, Laura Hargrave, Coach Robert Rizzuto. Fourth Row — Stacy Meche, Leah Lejeune, Chris Gaspard, Garrick Abshire,Jake Romero, Cindy Hayes, Andrea Wilson, Jamie Lejeune, Tammy Broussard, Tabby Broussard. Fifth Row — Karen Guidry, Wilbert Sonnier, Rocky Guidry, Marvin Watson, Kent Belaire, Felton Maxile, Delbert Maxile, Jimmy Le- jeune, Jude Reese, Lavender Watson. OFFICERS Bottom Row — Phil Broussard, Boys’ Captain. Second Row — Tabby Broussard, Girls’ Captain; Tam- my Broussard, Treasurer. Third Row — Andrea Zaunbrecher, Vice-President; Monica Lepretre, Secretary. Fourth Row — Trisha Savoy, President. 116 Bottom Row — L to R — Coach Hampton Primeaux, Maudrey LeBlanc, Warren Caro, Mary Caro, tSeW tienry, Brian Thibodeaux, Monica Hair, Donna Saltzman, Celena Broussard, Scott Derouen, Amy Henry. Second Row — Mr Conride Miller, Rachel Matthews, Kim Louvier, Clarissa Zaunbrecher, Sherri Duhon, Madlyn Duncan, L sa Meaux, Stacie Primeaux, Terri Theriot, Amie Hebert, Colette Cashat. Third Row: Mr. Devons Vincent, Trevor Hair, Andrew Zaunbrecher, Melvin Leleaux, Horace Matthews, Ray Istre, Milton Hebert, Tony Burkholder, Jason Zaun- brecher. Fourth Row — Mr. Lynn Vincent, Warren Hebert, Myron Istre, Leo Blackmer, Dawn Burkholder, James Underwood, Floyd Saltzman, Merry Marceaux, Tanya Livingston. Fifth Rou-------Darren Touchet, Brian Primeaux, Neal Zaunbrecher, Zem Livingston, Mark Thompson, Billy Fontenot, Donny West, Scott Hair, Chad Bertrand. OFFICERS Bottom Row — Scott Hair, Boys' Captain. Middle Row — Monica Hair, Girls’ Cap- tain; Dawn Burkholder, President; Lisa Meaux, Treasurer. Top Row — Clarissa Zaunbrecher, Secretary; Terri Theriot, Vice-President. in Bottom Row — L to R — Wade Theriot, Betty Young, Tracy Callahan, Emile Lege, Sonia Cormier, Rachel Cormier, Cindy Guidry, Vickie Broussard, Ronald Broussard, Brent Duhon. Second Row — Renee Breaux, Naomi Wilson, Alma Mouton, Karine Jolivette, Germaine Williams, Felicia Jolivette, Shannon Smith, Georgia Harrington, Kristie Abshire, Percy Petry. Third Row — Sandra Bourque, Ratisha Hebert, Kim Petry, Melinda Cormier, Tina Broussard, Dorene Broussard, Collins LeBeouf Jody Gary, David Roche, Wade Cormier. Fourth Row — Todd Breaux, Wilfred Guidry, Patricia Cormier, Judy Lopez, Michelle Simon, Kelly Hargrave, Lome Istre, Adam Hebert, Darren Perry, Paul Broussard. Fifth Row — Chris Null, Lloyd Williams, Todd Lemaire, Craig Petry, Grayson Benoit, Gordon Suire, Dennis Hargrave, Craig LeBlanc. Sixth Row — Mr. Ricky Hollier, Mrs. Marlene LeBoeuf, Coach Linda Richards, Mr. Ronald Heard. OFFICERS Bottom Row — L to R — Grayson Benoit, President; Kelly Hargrave, Vice-President; Dorene Broussa r d, Secretary; Cindy Guidry, T r e a s u r e r; Adam Hebert, Boys’ Captain; Judy Lopez, Girls' Captain. ns The Student Coun- cil was organized to give students a say in decision which could have a direct affect upon them. Three students from each grade level is selected by the faculty and positions rotate by grade level. One serves as an officer, the other two as representatives. Bottom Row — L to R — Mad yn Duncan, Stacy Meche, Beth Henry, Hampton Campbell. Middle Row — Terri Hungerford, Wesley David, Shelley Fontenot, Melissa Istre. Top Row — Mr. Conrad Miller, Trey Duhon, Mark Thompson, Karen Guidry, Phil Trahan, Mrs. Marlene LeBouef. OFFICERS Left to Right — Phil Trahan, President; Beth Henry, Vice- President; Wesley David, Srecretary; Terri H ungerford, T reasurer. 119 The Future Homemakers of America strive to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living through organized programs as part of home economics in high schools. They try to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. FHA encourages democracy in home and community life for all. Members emphasize the importance of worth home membership. The motto is Toward New Horizons. This motto is a challenge. It reminds members that their contributions to home life today will influence the kinds of homes they have tomorrow: that the family life of members will influence the community and the world. FHA Bottom Row L to R Amy Henry, Darlene Lougon, Gail Kibodeaux, Kayla Woods, Shelley Fontenot, Gayle Lougon, Stephanie Kibodeaux, Rona Weekly, Donna Saltzman, Gelena Broussard. Second Row — Stacie LaPointe, Amanda Sir- mon. Tern Hungerford, Caroline Henry, Stacy Primeaux, Madlyn Duncan, Monica Hair, Lisa Meaux, Angela Touchet, Sandra Bourque. Third Row — Sherri Duhon, Clarissa Zaunbrecher, Yvette Broussard, Janet Guidry, Sonia Cormier, Shannon Smith, Kim Clark, Penny Breaux, Melissa Istre. Fourth Row — Melinda Cormier, Kristie Abshire, Tina Broussard, Patricia Cormier, Tanya Livingston, Kim Petry, Andrea Zaunbrecher, Leisa Guidry, Adam Hebert. Fifth Row — Lome Istre, Collins Lebeouf Trisha Savoy, Angela McFarland, Nadine Broussard, Jenny Simon, Monica Lepretre, Dorene Broussard, Sharon Lounsberry, Advisor: Marlene LeBouef. President; Lome htre, Beau; Penny Breaux, President. Second Row — Nadine Broussard, Treasurer; Angela McFarland, Secretary; Monica Lepretre, Reporter; Clarissa Zaun- brecher, Song Leader. Third Row — Dorene Broussard, Parliamen- tarian; Jenny Simon, Chairman; Melissa Istre, Historian; Advisor, Marlene LeBouef. 121 122 The Future Farmers of America is an integral part of the program of vocational education in agriculture in the public school system of America. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. Its main objective is to develop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leadership. It strengthens the confidence of students of vocational agriculture in themselves and their work. FFA members participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture. Members are encouraged in the development of individual farming programs and extablishment in agricultural careers. Bottom Row — L to R — Amy Henry, Keith Hebert, Wade Theriot, Ann King, Gail Kibodeaux, Warren Caro, Trey Duhon, Donna Saltzman, Amanda Sermon, Kimble Clark. Second Row —Julie Weekly, Mary Caro, Tracy Callahan, Mary Leger, Troy Romero, Rodney Breaux, Brent Duhon, Ronald Broussard, Emile Leger, Shanon Smith, Laura Hargrave. Third Row Craig Hebert, Jason Zaunbrecher, Phil Broussard, Tony Burkholder, Clay Broussard, Kevin Bela ire, Tim- my Touchet, Clifford Overley, David Leger, Jack Sonnier, Jake Romero. Fourth Row — Anton Nolan, Kevin Saner, Jody Gary, Wade Cormier, Todd Breaux, Wilfred Guidry, Dwayne Broussard, Melvin Leleaux, Chris Lougon, Billy Zaun- brecher. Fifth Row — Merry Marceaux, Stacy Meche, Bubba Petry, Wilbert Sonnier, Garrick Abshire, Bruce Rogers, Travis Suire, Paul Broussard, Rocky Guidry, Craig Broussard. Sixth Row — Brian Primeaux, Sean Gardiner, David Hebert, Ed Trahan, Phil Trahan, Hampton Campbell, Myron Istre, Craig LeBlanc, Dennis Hargrave. Seventh Row — Mr. Edward Rizzutto, Jimmy Lejeune, Gary Guidry, Donny West, Neal Zaunbrecher, Collins LeBeouf Darren Perry, Roy n,__________________________________________________________________________________ ,2i FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS Bottom Row — L to R — Phil Broussard, Third Vice-President; David Hebert, Parliamentarian; Jason Zaun- brecher, Sentinel; Kent Belaire, Reporter; Darren Perry, Second Vice-President. Top Row — Phil Trahan, Treasurer; Gary Guidry, Vice-President; Dawn Burkholder, Sweetheart; Sean Gardiner, President; Hampton Campbell, Secretary; Mr. Edward Rizzutto, Advisor. The future Business Leaders of America is a national vocational youth organization open to all students enrolled in business subjects. It is an in- tegral part of the instructional program in Vocational Business and Office Education. It develops competent, aggressive business leadership. Bottom Row — L to R — Cindy Guidry, Vickie Broussard, Terri Theriot, Penny Breaux, Clarissa Zaunbrecher. Top Row — Mr. Devons Vincent, Dawn Burkholder,Jenny Simon, Angela McFarland, Lome Istre. Left to Right — Jenny Simon, Treasurer; Tern Theriot, Vice- President; Penny Breaux, Presi- dent; Clarissa Zaunbrecher, Secretary. 126 A Beta Chapter provides an opportunity for individuals and cooperative effort by a school’s most outstanding students. It develops initiative and leadership, rewards merit and achievement and is an asset to the school and community. Bottom Row — Brian Thibodeaux, Dorene Broussard, Terri Iheriot, Leisa Guidry, Monica Lepretre, Melissa Istre, Amie Hebert, Phil Trahan. Middle Row — Floyd Saltzman, Tabby Broussard, Kelly Hargrave, Jenny Simon, Kim Petry, Andrea Zaunbrecher, Stacy Meche, Grayson Benoit. Top Row — Mr. Conride Miller, Airs. Carolyn Sirmon, Coach Mike Petry. OFFICERS Left to Right — Dorene Broussard, President; Melissa Istre, Vice-President; Terri Theriot Secretary, Kelly Hargrave, Treasurer. 127 I he American Industrial Arts Student Association is designed to develop the leadership and personal abilities of students as they relate to the industrial-technical world. AIASA provides the opportunity to experiment and learn new skills in in- dustrial arts. Members may increase their knowledge and broaden their understan- ding of industry and commerce. Bottom Row — L to R — Chris Null, Chad Hoffpauir, Lome Istre, Kurt Istre, Adam Hebert, Charley Vallo, Craig Retry, Advisor, Mr. Ricky Hollier. Middle Row — Dwayne Broussard, Chad Bertrand, Damian Lejeune, Ray Istre, Todd Lemaire, Grayson Benoit, Trevor Hair. Top Row — Myron Istre, Andrew Zaunbrecher, Rusty Doucet, Leo Blackmer, Warren Hebert, Chris Gaspard, Wesley David. INDUSTRIAL ARTS OFFICERS Bottom Row — L to R — Lome Istre, Vice- President; Adam Hebert, President, Charley Vallo, Secretary. Top Row — L to R — Grayson Beniot, Treasurer; Kurt Istre, Sargeant-at-arms; Chris Null, Reporter. 2« 4-H means devoting” •your head, your heart, your hands, and your health, for the bettering of our world. 4-H is an organization that revolves around home life, agriculture personal achieve- ment, and communi- ty service. First Row — Lisa Meaux, Dawn Burkholder, Leisa Guidry, Jodie Hebert, Shanon Suire. Second Row — Hampron Campbell, Perry Breaux, Andrew Zaunbrecher, Scooter Blackmer, Andi Zaunbrecher, Jenny Simon. Third Row — Mr. Renford Abshire, David Hebert, Billy Zaumbrecher, Gary Guidry, Floyd Saltzman. First Row — David Hebert, Penny Breaux, Andi Zaun- brecher, Floyd Saltzman. Second Row — Scotter Blackmer, Jenny Simon, Dawn Burkholder, Shanon Suire, Jodie Hebert. 129 Quill and Scroll is an organization associated with jour- nalism. It is also an honorary club whose members are selected by the newspaper advisor. hirst Row — Amy Hebert, Andi Zaunbrecher, Dorene Broussard, Trisha Savoy, Penny Breaux, Kim Petry, Melissa Istre. Second Row — Floyd Saltzman, Cindy Guidry, Nadine Broussard, Monica Lepretre, Sharon Lounsberry, Leisa Guidry. Third Row — Judy Lopez, Karen Guidry, Kelly Hargrave, Phil Trahan, Mr. George Gardiner III. Planning 'Growl' layout Growl Nadine Growl Nadine 1)0 Growl Staff is an organization whose members are selected by the High School English instructer. Each member of the staff is responsible for the publication of our newspaper, The Growl. First Row — Beth Henry, Amy Hebert, David Hebert, Celena Broussard, Monica Hair, Kim Petry, Melissa Istre. Second Row — Sherri Duhon, Janet Guidry, Andi Zaunbrecher, Dorene Broussard, Trisha Savoy, Penny Breaux, Phil Trahan, Stacy Meche. Third Row — Floyd Saltzman, Yvette Broussard, Cindy Guidry, Nadine Broussard, Monica Lepretre, Sharon Lounsberry, Leisa Guidry. Fourth Row — Judy Lopez, Michelle Simon, Karen Guidry, Kelly Hargrave, Sean Gardiner, Kent Belaire, Mr. George Gardiner III. First Row — Penny Breaux, Trisha Savoy, Nadine Broussard, Leisa Guidry. Second Row — Andi Zaunbrecher, Dorene Broussard, Monica Lepretre, Melissa Istre, Mr. George Gardiner III. Third Row — Michelle Simon, Karen Guidry, Kelly Hargrave, Kim Petry. di Left to Right — Bottom Row — Mary Caro, Sharon Lounsberry. Second Row — Kim Fetry, Karen Guidry, Yvette Broussard, Judy Lopez, Dawn Burkholder. Third Row — Clarissa Zaunbrecher, Penny Breaux. Top — Felicia Jolivette. Being a Cheerleader Means Being a G.H.S. cheerleader means making a commitment to fire-up crowds of students, fans, and athletes into showing spirit for the sport at hand. The squad strives for unity to fulfill their duties in supporting the Bears in times of losing and encouraging in times of winning. Cheerleading is a lot of hard work and consumes an enor- mous amount of time but because ofpride and interest in cheering, nothing can stand or rule over the duties of be- ing a cheerleader. i Si Karen Guidry Junior Felicia Jolivette Senior 134 Clarissa Zaunbrecher Junior Dawn Burkholder Senior Mary Caro Sophomore Judy Lopez Junior Kim Retry Junior Linda Vincent Advisor 13 5 V St 4 N- V ' V -J S W' - ; . Retour a’ la maison rtomeco mjn g Court 1983 Bottom Row — Kayla Woods, Sharon Lounsberry, Nadine Broussard, Felicia Jolivette, Lisa Meaux. Top Row — Terri Hungerford, Monica Hair, Clarissa Zaunbrecher, Dawn Burkholder, Judy Lopez, Andrea Zaunbrecher. O 3 N Senior Maids Nadine Broussard Felicia Jolivette Andrea Zaunbrecher 'V it Homecoming Week Students at G.H.S. had the op- portunity to demonstrate their steadfast support for their football team. Each day brought new meaning to the word ’Spirit’. Day one was Ghost and Goblin Day, Day Two was Punk Rock, Day Three was Fifties, Day Four was Red and White and Day Five was Celebrity Day. Each day the students received trophies for their efforts. All in all this week allows I the students and teachers to act wacky and funny and at the same time show SPIRIT and improve moral! PPLES 14) Day One: Ghost Goblin Day 1. Miss Vampire (Jenny) and Miss Devil (Doe). 2. Sophomore Ghost steppin ’ out. 3. Michlle as Death! She won best costume of the day. 4. Who's the cute pink and gray elephant? (A.Z.) 5. Hey” who’s ghosting Tanya? (Tuff Jr. Ghosts) 6. Clowning around Sharon and Kim? Boy Beth, you'd make a pretty striped horse! 7. Miss Senior Devil and Miss Miller Time ghost (Hey, was the party good) PHflk Dtiy I. Bag Man won Best Dressed (Ray I.). 2. Senior Punketts (M.I., M.L., D.B., P.B.. R.C., C. H., M.S., N.B., T.S., A.Z., D. B., M.L., J.S.). 3. Wild Hair (Angela B.). 4. Totally! (Amy H.). 5. Valley Clan (J.L., C.Z., S.L., B.H., A.H., S.B., K.P., R.H., T.L., E.T., R.I., C.H., F.S., A T., K.G.). 6. Punkin' Out! (M.C., S.D., E. B.). 7. Zipped Out for the Go-Go Concert? 8. Gag Me! (Stacie L.). 1. Sophip Tinni e Bobbers (E.B., S.D.,J.G., C.B.). 2. Ella Jean won Best Dressed (Jenny S.). 3. What a slick guy! (Rodney B.). 4. Things are tough all over” (Phil T, Adam H.). 3. Sexy Chicks (G.L., A.T., R.H., A.H., B.Y.). 6. Empty ciz. packs gang (K.I., D.H., R.I., F.S., S.B.). 7. Cool Dudes (C.V., G.B., A.H.). 8. Pink is in! (E.L., B.P., G.H.). 9. Think Pink! (Lana S.). 146 50’s Day Red and White Day — Powder Puff 0 J£3l3 1. Soph. Jr. Workout. 2. Sr. Fresh. Warm ups! 3. GO BIG RED.'.'! (W.T., S.B.. S.W.). 4. We've got the Beat.. . (D.H.. A.H.. P.T.). 5. C. V. given a hand for a facial. 6. Indecent exposer (Shawn G.j. 7. OK. Cuties, Smile! (R.G., C.G., S.B.. D.W.). 8. What a Woman! (Myron ., Queen). 9. Powder Puff Court of hairy legs!!! (C.B.. F.B., R.I.. G.B., M.I., B.F., L.I., R.D., K.I., C.B., R.B.). 10. Spirit Club (T.T., L.I.). 11. Outstanding Sr. line! (J.S., A.7., M.I., D.B., M.L.). 12. 2-toned man won Best Dressed (Scott H ). 13. Toughies that smile (A.T., S.F., R.H.). Celebrity Day — Parade 1. Sr. Float — Dialing for Victory (N.B., D.B., K.J., A.Z.). 2. 4077 M.A.S.H. with lovely Klinger! (R.C., B.F., M.L.). 3■ Angus Young of AC DC won Best Dressed (Shawn G.). 4. Frosh. Float — Sabotage the Patriots (A.H., K. W.J. 5. Soph. Float — Hang it up Patriots (L.M., M.H., S.G.). 6. Jr. Float — Gambling for Victory (B.H., S.L., C.Z., J.L.). 7. (Z.Z.) Top Rockin’ (R.I., F.S., T.L.). 8. Hot to trot in Bobbie Socks!! (Terri H.). 9- Football players Truckin’. 10. Box Car Willie (Bubba P). MORE CUSS Athletes arejmarkakle pnfalj tbe'' They bush ’ffceir wfies to the lirnjt$£jiJt L 1.A... L.. L ___i. ;� tl,o EBut we always stand ffy-ttwm, because.dm aiM tt«rrc Thiftsdre always tears and my oundedpride or e ' broken soul, , . In the long run thougnflhis pays off, because they are a '-conquer their goal. - j So when you set these special people.fee!tng. dom and Obsolete, ----- ' '-a Let them know just how special they are just by being always stanc Tyilfan, becausejnj athlfj kfe tough G.H.S. Football Team Bottom V 4 Wady Second Andrei Iibert RodfUy BrcafiXf Wa,d£bujtiicr, riot. Phil Broukard, Craig Heb(rt, Clay Broussard. and V r — Statistician DavidHlebert, Lloyd Williams, Jtnhfeiher, Damian LMeune. ffajstre, Chiis Gaspard, ■ DaiidLegt, Wilbert So’ met and Kebin Bel£rf TbifdqU —) bJ — David Roucbe. Kent Beluire. mMQWestf M if tort Hebeht Ku rt OverL, Chad Ber- trand, Russell Doucet, C rJjgPetry, Jimmy 'lej e title, Chadllojjf uier. fourth Row —j L-R' — Asst. Coach Skip fardnier, Hampton Campbell, MyrJi 1st re. Brild Pnmeaux, Lome Istre, Adam Hebert, Grayson Beniot, Charly Vallo. Doris Wilson, and Head Coach Hampton Primeaux. 4 n 50 GUEYDAN 19a DATE 9 15 9 23 10 20 in QQ IIIIIIIHIIIIIII edule PLACE Here There There vmminium udinulic T Here i . |There . 'A Here There There Mnmo Cen. Rocilo Collini LtBeouf 53 Charley Vallo Dorris Wilson Starting Offense Starting Defense L to R — Brian Primeaux, C.B., Myron litre, L.E., Kurt litre, H.B., Lome litre, L.B., Kent Belaire, N.G., Craig Petry, T., Donny West, T., Adam Hebert, L.B., Charley Vallo, H.B., Grayion Beniot, R.E., and Milton Hebert, C.B. L to R — Milton Hebert, F.L., Charley Vallo, E., Grayion Beniot, T., Adam Hebert, R.G., Hampton Campbell, C., Myron litre, G., Donny West, T., Brian Primeaux, L.E. Back Row — L to R — Lome litre, F.B., Kurt litre, Q.B., and Ray litre, H.B. Returning Players Bottom Row — L to R — Wilfred Guidry, Kevin Sarver, Rodney Breaux, Wade Theriot, Clay Broussard, Craig Hebert, Wade Cormier. Second Row — Travis Suire, Andrew Zaunbrecher, Chris Gaspard, Phil Broussard, Clifford Overly, Kevin Be aire, Damian Lejeune. Third Row — Chad Belaire, Kent Belaire, Wilbert Sonnier, Lloyd Williams, Chad Bertrand, Ray Istre, David Rouche, David Lege. Top Row — Chad Hoffpauier, Donny West, Kurt Istre, Roy Overly, Russell Doucet, Milton Hebert, Craig Petry, and Jimmy Lejeune. All District Players — Brian Primeaux, Charley Vallo} and Grayson Beniot. 55 A Football Memo For many years now, Gueydan High School has suffered through Football season after season. We have learned to be good sports even in the face of defeat. But something happened this year to turn our losing streak around. When football training began over 50 boys showed for practice as compared to a previous 5. Although this was an obvious signal as what was to come, the newspapers again predicted a losing season of 9 and I. We proved them wrong! Gueydan marched through the season and ended with a 7 and 3 year. Of course people don't see this as a winning season, but we at GHS know that our boys put forth great effort to bring home these victories. It takes time, energy, spirit and courage to be a football player. It takes a special talent. We at Gueydan High wish to recognize all team players for their outstanding performances. We're proud to belong to the school which support the Bears! 57 ilUtIUAN HIGH SCHOOL 1983 DATE 11 12 11 15 11 18 11 21 11 25-26 11 29 12 1-3 12 5-10 12 13 12 16 12 19 12 28-31 1 3 1 6 1 10 1 13 1 17 1 20 1 24 1 31 is® 2 3 oa naaLaII� «ii OaLaJ L to A-i-d AiQ Anthony Rizzuto, Head Coach, Linda W. Vincent, Asst. Coach. Central Catholic Hanson Vermilion Catholic North Vermilion Delcambre Erath Central Catholic Hanson ule PLACE A A A H H H A H A A A H A H A H A H H A Gueydan Honey Bears 1 159 Senior 160 Nadine Broussard Guard Tabby Broussard Center Tammy Broussard Forward Players Leisa Guidry Guard Trisha Savoy Guard Audi Zaunbrecher Guard Gueydan Golden Bears ilEIHs I ai Bottom Row — L to R — Hansford Campbell, Clifford Overly, Sean Gardnier, Bruce Ropers, Trey Duhon. Second Row — L to R — Horace Matthews, Scott Dureon, Wesley David, Kevin Belaire, Delbert Maxile, Phil Broussard, Eric Venissat. Top Row — L to R — Coach Johnathon Williams, Milton Hebert, Kurt Istre, Lloyd Williams, Mark Thompson, Felton Maxile, Lavanda Watson, Marvin Watson, Mgr. Zim Livingston. Head Coach — Johnathon Williams Bear d Honeybear Raise your hand if you’re sure! Defense attack, get that ball back! Where’s the boys? I don't think there's anyone down there! Do the locomotion! Put that in your pipe and smoke it. 164 , 2, 3, Hustle! 16 5 Girls1 Track Bottom Row — L to R — Lydale Wilson, Stacie LaPoint, Kayle Woods, Donna Saltzman, Terri Hunger - ford, Sissy Lejeune. Second Row — L to R — Gail West, Sunnie Haygood, Michelle Breaux, Sandra Bour- que, Monica Hair, Andi Zaunbrecher, Tracy Callahan, Rhonda Courville. Top Row — L to R — Coach Robert Rizzuto, Renee Breaux, Melinda Cormuer, Stacie Meche, Tabby Broussard, Tammy Broussard, Karen Guidry, Judy Lopez, and Coach Linda Vincent. 166 Runners Bottom Row — L to R — Michele Breaux, Stacie LaPoint, Kayla Woods, Terri Hungerford, Sissy Lejeune, Monica Hair. Second Row — L to R — Sunnie Haygood, Stacie Meche, Tammy Broussard, Andi Zaun- brecher, Tracy Callahan. Top Row — L to R — Gail West, Renee Breaux, Rhonda Courville, Tabby Broussard, Karen Guidry, andJudy Lopez. Fielders Bottom Row — L to R — Lydale Wilson, Terri Hungerford, Sissy Lejeune, Kayla Woods. Top Row — L to R — Sandra Bourque, Melinda Cormier, Tammy Broussard, it Tabby Broussard, Donna Saltzman, Monica Hair. Boys' Track Bottom Ron L to R — Milton Hebert, Bruce Rogers, Clifford Overly, Doris Wilson, Wade Theriot, Phil Broussard, Judd Breaux, Trey Duhon. Second Row — L to R — Brian Primeaux, Myron Istre, Charley Vallo, Chad Hoffpauier, Marvin Watson, Jimmy Lejeune, Ray Istre. Top Row — L to R — Coach Skip Gardiner, Lome Istre, Donny West, Lloyd Williams, Felton Maxile, Mark Thompson, Lavanda Watson, Kent Belaire, Adam Hebert, and Coach Hampton Primeaux. 169 Bottom Row — L to R — Myron litre, Ray litre, Milton Hebert, Clifford Overly, Judd Breaux. Second Row — L to R — Marvin Wation, Chad Hoffpauier, Brian Primeaux, Charley Vallo, Lavanda Wation, and Dorii Wilion. no Bottom Row — L to R — Donny West, Marvin Watson, Adam Hebert. Kent Belaire. Top Row — L to K —Jimmy Lejeune, Lome Istre, Lavanda Watson, Mark Thompson, Felton Maxile, and Lloyd Williams. 171 Erath ambushed by Gueydan Rosepine bows to Gueydan, 20-6 Jjr Gueydan Snaps Dry Spell ROSEPINE —More than two and a half years of frustration came to an end here, Friday, as the Gueydan Bears ripped the Rosepine Eagles, 20- 6. The Bears snapped a 25-game losing streak with their win over the carries, scoring two Bear touchdowns Kent Bela ire put the Bears up 6-0 with a five- yard run in the first quarter and quarterback Kurt Istre tossed to Ray Istre for the conversion, giving Gueydan an 8-0 lead. Ray Istre gave the Bears a 14-0 lead in the second period with a five- yard run. A 15-yard sprint by Eddie Fuller allowed the Eagles to pull within eight, 14-6, in the waning moments of the first half. Gueydan takes two close ones over Midland Eagles. Gueydan came close to winning last Friday, dropping a 7-0 decision to Lake Arthur after holding the Tigers scoreless for three quarters. Ray Istre was the catalyst in the Bears’ triumph. Istre rambled for 143 yards on 16 GUEYDAN - Gueydan sophomore center Mark Thompson sank both ends of a one-and-one with five seconds left in overtime to give the Bears a 53-51 double-overtime win over Midland Tuesday night. The victory was sweet revenge for Gueydan as they were knocked out of the Midland Tournament by the host team just last week. The Rebels woft that contest 59-47. Thompson finished Tuesday night’s game with 18 points to lead a quarter of double-figure scorers for Gueydan. The contest featured two completely different halves as Gueydan dominated the first two periods while the third and fourth quarters belonged to Midland. The Bears led 16-10 after the initial quarter and held a 29-17 advantage at the half. However, Midland cameback and outscored Gueydan 22-10 in the second half. Lavender Watson had 12 points in the win for the Bears. His brother, Marvin, added 11 and Kurt Istre chipped in with ten. Elroi Simon was the top scorer for Midland with 19 points. The win upped Gueydan’s record to 5-8. They will begin District 8-A play Friday with a A 35-yard scoring jaunl by Ray Istre closed out the Bears’ scoring for tlx night. That run came in the third period. Gueydan faces St Edmund of Eunice this coming Thursday. road game against Central Catholic. Central Catholic open- ed district play last night with a win over Erath. Girls’ Varsity GHS 35, Midland 34 In the girls' contest, Andi Zaunbrecher sank a free throw with four seconds left to lift the Honey Bears past Midland, 35-34. Gueydan led 18-15 at the half and increased that lead to 29-23 at the end of three quarters, but Midland surged at the end. The lead changed hands three times in the final two minutes. Zaunbrecher led the Honev Bears with 11 points, while Tab- by Broussard added 10. Gueydan Bears Win Over Basile Friday Mrs. Benoit The primary purpose of the library is service to the school. Helping students use the available resources in the library is what my job is all about. Whether this service requires a few minutes or much longer, there is always some degree of satisfaction afterwards. Mot of the time what one contributes as a teacher is not known or knowable, but there is always the firm hope that in some small way I have reached out and touched someone. ” Mrs. Benoit, Librarian Check Out Research Time Magazine Hour Book Reports Gathering Information 174 Literature is a subject which can give one a great insight into man’s past, present, and even future. Exposing students to the thoughts and obser- ving their reactions to these classical works is a thrill beyond comprehension. Coach Gardiner English II First Hour English I Third Hour Coach Gardiner English IV Fifth Hour English I Sixth Hour English I Fourth Hour 17 f Band Second Hour Band Sixth Hour Music is so much more than something to which we can jam,” dance, or put in the background. Music is a means of understanding other people and the conditions in which they live. Music offers the opportunity to delve into one’s own emotions — to learn how to better comprehend his own thoughts and reactions through the re-creation (performance) of the feelings of others. Music communicates those aspects of an experience which are too deep to be said in words. Felix Mendelssohn, the great composer of the nineteenth century probably said it best, If I could say in words what I Have to say in music, I would have no need to compose (music). ” Paul K. Garrison Band Sixth Hour Instruments Instruments 176 Combined with other subjects, a good background in Math and Science can often mean the difference between success or failure in our rapidly changing and highly technical society. I feel that teaching these subjects gives me a very important part in helping students prepare for their future. Mr. Heard Consumer Math First Hour General Science Second Hour General Science Fifth Hour Consumer Math Sixth Hour General Science Third Hour 177 Resource Supplies Resource Lab Class Students who have difficulty reading attend the resource lab to improve and sharpen skills in language and word development. Mrs. Hoffpauir Reading and Language development Magazines, Reading Enrichment Industrial Arts prepares students for the technical world ahead. Through Industrial Arts students develop needed attitudes to safely and cor- rectly perform operations involving basic industrial hand tools and common machines. They will also develop the ability to think rationally, plan work wisely, execute plans effectively and appraise finished work intelligently. Mr. Ricky Hollier Industrial Arts I Second Hour Industrial Arts III Third Hour Math I Fourth Hour Industrial Arts II Fifth Hour Industrial Arts I Sixth Hour 179 Home Economics is the science of dealing with homemaking in relation to the home and communi- ty. No longer is it a class of basic cooking and sew- ing, although, students do learn the fine points of preparing foods and the art of clothing construction, the curriculum is geared toward studies which in- clude time and energy management, use of income, parenthood education, marriage and family rela- tions and consumer education. Mrs. Marlene LeBoeuf Home Ec. Ill Fourth Hour Home Ec. I First Hour Home and Family Second Hour Home Ec. I Fifth Hour Home Ec. II Third Hour Bruin Staff Sixth Hour iso The subjects I teach, Civics and History, are to me an opportunity to instill in the young people of our community an understanding and appreciation of the privileges and duties of American Citizenship. Mr. Conride Miller General History First Hour Civics Second Hour Civics Third Hour Mr. Miller World Geography Fourth Hour General History Sixth Hour iti The job of the speech and hearing therapist is a necessary part of the educational process. Students who have difficulty speaking or need help with hearing loss are aided through intensive training. Mrs. Wendy Miller Speech and Hearing Therapist Resource Building Reading Development 182 feel that the subjects I teach, English and Speech, are a way of life. The foundation of America and the world rests upon one’s ability to communicate. Mr. Serena Powell English II First Hour English II Second Hour English III Fifth Hour English II Sixth Hour Speech Fourth Hour One of the purposes of Social Studies is to prepare young people for responsible citizenship. The pro- gram should produce a student who is able and willing to function productively in our social, economic, political and cultural system. The pro- gram is designed to aid students in acquiring, developing and applying certain knowledge, skills and attitudes that are individual need in exercis- ing their responsibilities effectively and in protec- ting their interests as citizens. By knowing the pass we should not make the same mistakes in the future. Our heritage is very valuable. Coach Hampton Primeaux A.F.E. First Hour American History Second Hour A.F.E. Fourth Hour American History Fifth Hour 8th Grade History Third Hour Coach Richard P.E. First Hour P.E. Second Hour Teaching physical education enables me to work with young people towards helping them develop ideas and attitudes that hopefully they will be able to recall and use both now and in the future. Coach Linda Richards (I • P.E. Third Hour P.E. Fourth Hour P.E. Sixth Hour It’s with great pleasure that I watch students grow in leadership and occupational skills offered through the Vocational Agriculture program. Through this program students gain the self con- fidence, practical knowledge, and problem solving ability needed so much in our society today. Mr. Ed Rizzuto Agriculture I First Hour Agriculture I First Hour Agriculture II Second Hour Mr. Rizzuto III and Ag Lab Third and Fourth Agriculture I Fifth Hour 187 Coach Mike P.E. First Hour The subjects mean necessary and important lear- ning material for my students and myself. The sub- jects also serve as the necessary link between teacher and students, providing a respectful and mean- ingful bond for all. Coach Mike Rizzuto P.E. Third Hour P.E. Fourth Hour P.E. Fifth Hour 188 As students progress through the advanced maths and sciences, they must develop the ability to use in- formation to make decisions. It is rewarding to witness the growth of these analytical thought processes. Coach Bobby Rizzuto Physics First Hour Advance Math Second Hour Algebra II Third Hour Coach Bobby F.ighth Grade Math Fourth Hour Chemistry Sixth Hour 89 Biology Second Hour Biology Third Hour Mr. Romero Biology means a knowledgeable way to cope (survive) in an ever-changing complex world. Mr. Larry Romero Eighth Grade Math Fourth and Sixth Hour Biology Third Hour Biology Fifth Hour This is my second year as Counselor and I still miss working with math problems, but I truly enjoy the freedom of moving from one situation to another. 1 get a very real satisfaction when I work with the students. I enjoy helping them make plans for their futures, steering them down the paths of success. One of the greatest joys is seeing students succeed in whatever class they are taking and then seeing them go on to a happy and fulfilling career. The most important aspect of my work is not seeing that a student goes to college, but rather seeing that a stu- dent goes on to be whatever he or she is best suited to: a farmer, welder, homemaker, teacher, computer ex- pert, doctor, beautician, etc. I truly enjoy the students and helping them. C. Sirmon, Counselor m Getting College Information To Help Make College Decisions Mrs. Sirmon Privides ACT Information Make the Right Choice for College 191 r Typing Second Hour Typing Third Hour In teaching business and commerce subjects, students acquire proficiency in areas that give them a marketable skill that they will be able to use after leaving school. I enjoy teaching these subjects very much and also the students taking them. Mr. Devons Vincent 192 Bookkeeping Fourth Hour Clerical Practice Fifth Hour Eighth Grade History Sixth Hour I am serious about the subjects I teach and my main objective as a teacher is to make certain my students learn to the best of their capabilities. Caoch Linda Vincent Science First Hour Reading Second Hour Reading Third Hour Science Fifth Hour Science Sixth Hour All claaes provide an opportunity for those students who want to better themselves to do just that. It is much more enjoyable to teach a group of students who really want to learn in order to better prepare themselves for later life than to try and teach a group of students who are at school because they have to be there. Public education, unfortunately, is one of this nation's rights that is unappreciated. Until the school, parents, and students work- ing together can cooperatively get the students to see what a great opportuni- ty public education is, the education or our children will not reach its poten- tial. I must comment that approximately 90% of the students I teach at Gueydan are taking advantage of the chance given them to better themselves for tomorrow. Unfortunately, about 10% are wasting their time either by trying to be clowns or by not taking their education seriously. To those 10% I say wake-up. Don't let this chance for a good education slip by. Tomorrow is just around the comer. Coach Lynn Vincent Geometry Fourth Hour Pre- Algebra Fifth Hour Algebra I Sixth Hour As a teacher of Math, History, and English, I present a well rounded curriculum to the students. It could be any subject. Id still love it. I love teaching — teaching is my life. Mrs. Edolia Williams History Second Hour Reading Third Hour History First Hour Mrs. Williams Math Fifth Hour Math Sixth Hour Junior High Language is pivoted in that it is the cornerstone on which the remainder of their educa- tion is built. CoachJohnathon Williams Language Arts First Hour Reading Second Hour Language Arts Third Hour Language Arts Fifth Hour language Arts Sixth Hour Coach Williams u © and when they’re not in class . . Olympic Tryouts? Hen Session Lady Sings the Blues? 197 and when they’re not in class . . . 198 Going Fishing? Mm Hitler look-a-like contest The effects of Industrial Arts ... and it got away! Run that by me one more time. Hair today, gone tomorrow! -----™ It’s a bird — It's a plane out on the town. 200 Les Concierge Les Cuisinieres Paul Dupuis Velta Caspar J Jasper Premeaux Burrice Broussard Mary Campbell Milton Tout bet Mary Gas pard Mitizi Louviert Villa Mount on 201 Conducteur Joseph Bourque « John Hardee Sherrie Foreman Joanna Bertrand Gilbert Hanks Esther Hargrave Johnny Hebert Ronnie Lemairt Hazel Mouton Irene Over ley 202 Les petite cajun 203 Neal Zaunbrtcbtr Jenny Simon Monica Ltfntlrt Adam Hebert Nadine Broussard Penny Breaux 204 Vicki Broussard Merry Marceaux Brian Pnmtaux Julie Menux Phil Trahan Mary Leger 206 Instantane t+ l: Freshman Shots 1. Peace Brother 2. Did I win? 3. The Chain Gang. 4. Clay, get to class! 3. Another Monday Morning! 6. Sleepwalking again Emile? 7. Oh so innocent. 8. Hey, bright eyes! 9. Awe, come on Kimble! 10. The Stray Cats! Ag. I. 11. Hi, my name is Terri. 12. Billy the Kid! 13. The Adventurers! 14. Kona mopeling a new make- up.' 13. Maudry ad Steph com- barinp notes? 1. The Three Stooges (Larry, Curly, Mo ... Terri, Kayla, Madlyn) 2. The Little Rascals (Gail, Kevin, Amanda, Trey, Jody, Darlene) 3. The Cookie Monstor (Dwayne) 4. Yeah, tell me more! (Lori) 5. Don't open it, you'll be sorry (Jack, Emile) 6. Bright eyes (Warren) 7. What's up Doc? (Melissa) 8. Severe Neckache! (Rhonda) 9- Our Gang 10. Oh come on Andi! (Clay) 11. Waitin for the bus All day. (Jimmy) Sophomore Snaps . . . 1. Step Right In (Brandon, David, Wes) 2. Space Cadet (Chris) 3. Unset that Locker! (Jacke) 4.1 love Reese’s (Tony) 3. Why the Bobin? (Mary) 6. Andrew wants you! 7. Honestly Girls! (Janet, Sherry, Monica) 8. Hold your head high. (Sean) 9. Move along. (Brandon) 10. Kee-yah (Dar- ren, Paul) 11. I'd hide my face too! 12. Gary again? (Gary) 13. Shoulders back. (Trevor, Sean) 14- Sit there Sophomore! (Miss Marlene) 15. Let your feet do the walking. 1. The Incredible Hulk (Kent) 2. Mug shot §468 (Bubba) 3. Cheers! (Chris N.) 4. That ultrabrite smile. (Sherri, Celena, Phil) 5. Coke is it. (Lisa) 6. Caught ya! (Tracy) 7. Single file please! 8. Nothing to cry about Gary!! 9. Breezin’ by. (Chad) 10. Georgia on my mind! 11. 5'2, eyes are blue. (Jason) 12.1 actually prefer Pepsi. (Yvette) 13. Hope this junk comes off (Mark, Marvin) 14. Front Row, Center (Sonia, Rhonda, Leah, Patricia) 15. Coming through. Denis the Menace. 16. Munchcons. 17. Start the music please (Bonnie). 18. Monica help me control this guy. (Celena, Wes, Monica) 1. And we only scored 2 pts? (Milton, David) 2. Free Ride (Roy, Craig) 3. Don't Drink the Water. (Danielle) 4. Hup, 2, 3, 4. (Clarissa) 3. Who do you think you are? (Kanoe, Warren) 6. The Bopsy Twins (Colette, Betty) 7. Now stretch and bend. (Kurt) 8. Chin up- suck in gut. (Ed) 9. Escape from Audobon. (Jude) 10. Help me up Tanya. (Karine) 11. On display. (Floyd) 12. Eny, Meny, Miny, Mo (Kim, Gayle, Ratisha, Amie) 13. Fall is here. (Brian) 14. Poo-yie! (Beth) 13. Hup 3, 6,7,8... (Sharon) 16. Light work load tonight. (Garrick) 17. Oh Yeah! (Shelley) 1. These disgusting Roches. (David) 2. Jr. Janitors (Chris, Jimmy) 3■ I wonder what’s for lunch? (Judy) 4. Razor stubble. (Chad) 3. Well, the probability that it will rain today is . . . (Blaine) 6. Hi Mom! (Ray) 7. You talkin' to me. (Rusty) 8. Rap session (Gayle, Rachel, Shelley) 9. Whistler’s Papa (Donny) 10. Feet apart, hands on fence! (Angela, Russel) 11. Drilling for brains. (Scooter, Damien) 12. No way! (Karen) 13. They went that way (Sandra) 14. One for all, all for one. (Zim, Travis, Lavander) 15. Oh Kim! 213 Being a Senior Means . . Talking teachers into getting us out of class Having the younger ones looking to us for guidance. — Having a year full of lasts. — Making plans for the future. — Parting with Budweiser. leaving behind friends. — Taking a step into the future — Acting crazy at all the football games. — Having memories that will last forever. Ijooktng forward to your first class reunion — You deserve the diploma looking forward to graduation night Drying your eyes as you walk down the aisle. Wanting to start school all over again. I Seniors Show Pep (Seniors of 1()84) 2. But Mother, I just finished scrubbing the floor ( Vickie B.) 3 We didn't see any porcupines {Merry M., Tabby B.) 4. Oh my aching head I Adam .. Nal Z.) 5. Chris Ijsugon — Present, for a change 6. Dear Johnnie (Johnnie H.) 7. Charlie s Angels (Cindy G., RachelC , Tammy B ) 8 What's for lunch? (Phil T.) 9. A night to remember” (Grayson B , Penny B.) 10. The Lunch Bunch (Bruin Staff and Advisor) . The Cart Bears” (Monica L., Andrea Z., Mary L.. Dorent B., Lena G. Terri T. Melissa I.) 2. And that Ijorne. Is the story of my life . Lome (Terri T. Ijome I) 3 The Bud Gang strikes again (Nadine B., Melissa .. Monica I.. Dorene B , Trisha S.) 4. New clerks at Jr. ’s (Jenny 5, Mrs. Marlene L) 5. Seniors Salon — By Appointment Only (Angie M., Andrea Z., Terri T. Penny B.. Cindy H.) 6. Hanes. Makes you feelgood all under (Myron I.) 7. The High- Pro Glow (Kelly H.) 8. Voted Bunny of the Year ' at Cormier 's Creole Kitchen (Angie M.) 9. Totally Awesome (Cindy H.) 10. Thanks, I needed that (Hampton C.) 11. Red 6 White Forever (Scott H. Collins L) 12. Nadine, you put what in my coke? (Monica L. Nadine B.) Scarecrow ICharley V.) 2. Mrs. King” ( An drt a W ) 3. The Chipmunks ( lutura H., Julie M„ Michelle S. ) 4. The Gambler f Felton M J 5 Honkytonk Woman I Dawn B ) 6. TV us Jamie. How can you Jo it? The 18 hour girdle and still smil- ing” 7. Bosom Buddies ” ( Billy F. Darren P I 8. 2 heads are hrtter than I ” (Mary L., Trisha 5.) 9. Hi. I'm Teresa Jean ‘ (Terri T.j 10. Happy Days with Laveme 6 Shirley ” I Germaine W.. Alma M.) II. The A-Team (Angie M., Melissa I.. Nadine B . Mary L. Dorene B ) 12. SURPRISE (FeliciaJ.) IS. So what' I Brian P.) JohnJ. Martin, Jr., President Stanley F. Breaux, Exec. Vice President J. C. Petry, Cashier The Pride of Acadiana CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1984 BANK OF GUEYDAN Member FDIC irst Left to Right —Johnnie B. Hebert, Dawn Burkholder, Alma Mouton, FeliciaJolivette, Vickie Brousard wiCOrmir CindJ Gu'dxT A[Idrea Zaunbrecher- Second Row -Jamie Lejeune,Julie Meaux. Andrea Wilson, erri Theriot, Cindy Hayes, Mary Leger, Germaine Williams. Third Row — Kelly Hargrave, Michelle Simon i omca Lepretre, Merry Marceaux, Tabby Broussard, Tammy Broussard, Jenny Simon, Larua Hargrave. Fourth Rr°J Tnsh a Savoy, Melissa Istre, Nadine Broussard, Dorene Broussard, Leisa Guidry, Angela McFarland, Penny reaux. Fifth Row - Doris Wilson, Collins LeBeouf, Chris Lougon, Lome Istre, Scott Hair. Charley Vallo, Adam Hebert, Grayson Benoit. Sixth Row - Darren Perry, Felton Maxile, Billy Fontenot, Neal Zaunbrecher, Myron stre Brian Primeaux. Hampton Campbell, Phil Trahan. Advisors — Coach Bobby Rizzuto, Mrs. Marlene LeBoeuf Mr. Devons Vincent, Mr. Connde Miller. 217 Benoit, Grayson Jude; June 11, 966; Green Society, Pres. 4; PFA 1; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Class Treas. 2; Rally; Geometry 2, Indus. Arts 4- Breaux, Penny Ann; September 1, 1966; Purple Society, Pres. 4; 4-FI Reporter I, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3, 4; Outstanding Parish Girl I; FHA I. Reporter 2, 3, Pres. 4; Parish and District Yam Contestant I, 2, 3; 4-H Jr. Leadership Club 1, 2, 3, Treas. 4; Parish Executive Committee 1. Reporter 2, Pres. 3, 4; Growl Staff I, 2, Reporter 3, Copy Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Flag Corps 1, Capt. 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 2, 3, 4; Parish Govt. Day School Board Member 3; Girls' State 4; Key Club Award 3:James Baudion Award 3; Good Provider State Winner; Leadership Con- ference; Blue Ribbon in State Competition in Child Development; Science Fair 1st Place 1, 2, Local and Parish; Sape Writing Contest 2nd Place 3; Cheerleader Workshop 3, 4; Bruin Staff, Senior Editor; Superlatives; Most Spirited, Most Dependable; Who's Who Among American High School Students: DAR Citizenship Award; FBLA Pres. 4. Broussard, Dorene Marie (Doe); December 1, 1966; Green Society, Sec. 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, Pari. 4; Growl Staff I, 2, Copy Editor 3, Typist 4; Rally; Home Economics 1, Biology 2, Am. History 3; Powder Puff Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Beta Club 2, 3; Pres. 4; Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4; Basketball Statistician 2, 3, 4; FBLA Treas. 3, 4: Track Manager 3, 4; Woodman of the World Award 3; Bruin Staff Junior Editor; Superlative; Most Likely to Succeed; Who’s Who Among American High school Students. Broussard, Jeanne Nadine (Na); October 24, 1966; Purple Society, Girls’ Capt. 3, Sec. 4; FHA 1, 2, Pari. 3, Treas. 4; Growl Staff 1, 2, 3, Assistant Editor 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4, Most Dedicated 3: Track 1, 2, Most Improved: Powder Puff Football 2, 4; Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 2, 3, 4; Basketball Camp 3, 4; FHA State Convention 3, 4; Bruin Staff, Freshman F.ditor; Superlatives; Friendliest; FHA Camp 4; Yearbook Camp 4; Who’s Who Among Am. High School Students. Broussard, Tabatha Ann (Tabby);July 10, 1966; Orange Society, Girls' Capt. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Offense 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, State Champ., Higjump 1, Runner Up 2, 3, Miss Track 3, Outstanding Field 1, 3; Am. Outstanding Athletes; Typing 1 Award 3; Superlatives; Most Talanted; Beta Club 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Broussard, Tamatha Lynn (Tammy);July 10, 1986; Orange Society, Treas. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Outstanding High School Athletes in America 4; Bobby Pascal Lay Up Champ.; Basketball Awards; Most Improved 2, Hardest Worker 3; Track Awards; Miss Track 3, State High Jump 1th Place 3. 218 Broussard, Vickie Lynn (Vic); December 19, 1966; Green Society; Band 1, 2, Sec. 3; Powder Puff Football 4; Class Sec. 4; FBLA 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Burkholder, Dawn Mary (Burk); May 20, 1966; Blue Society, Treas. 2, Pres. 3, 4; Band 1, Sec. 2, Pres. 3; 4-H Treas. 1, Pari. 4, Vermilion Parish Jr. Leaders I, 4; Achievement of Honor in Band 2; Homecoming Court 2, 3, 4; Class Vice- Pres. 2, 3; Class Pres. 4; Class Favorite 3; Powder Puff Football 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader Workshop 4; FFA Sweetheart 4; Cheerleader 4; Bruin Staff 4; FBLA 4; Bruin Staff Senior Editor; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Superlatives; Most Beautiful, Sweetheart. Campbell, Hampton Fredria (Soup); August 1, 1966; Purple Society, Sec. 1, Treas. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 3, 4, Treas 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, Sec. 4; Track I; Football 1, 2, 4; Powder Puff Football 1, 3; High School Rodeo Association 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Superlatives; Cutest, Class Favorite. Cormier, Rachel Ann (Tootie); December 27, 1966; Green Society, Treas. 3; Class Officers; Treas. 2, Sec. 3; Rally; Algebra I 2; FBLA 4; Superlatives; Cutest. Fontenot, Billy (Squeaky); November 28, 1966; Blue Society. Guidry, Cynthia Marie (Cindy);July 16, 1966; Green Society, Treas. 4; Growl Staff 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; Superlatives; Class Favorite. Guidry, Leisa Ann; November 1, 1966; Purple Society, Treas. 3; FHA 1, 2, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, Treas. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Best Sportsmanship 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Growl Staff 3, 4; FBLA 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Rally; English I 3rd in Distrist 1, Home Ec. II 3rd in District and State 2, Algebra II 3; Basketball Camp 3, 4; Superlatives: Most Intelligent, Most Ambitious. Hair, Scott Keith (Web);June 14, 1966; Blue Society, Boys’ Capt. 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 4; Rally; World Geography 3rd in District 1; Powder Puff Football 1; Class Favorite 1, 2, 3; Class Pres. 1; Top Magazine Salesman 3; Superlatives; Heartthrob, Most Likely to Succeed. 219 Hargrave, Kelly Lynn Marie; November 12, 1966; Green Society, Vice-Pres. 4; Basketball 1, 2; Rally; General Science 1, Civics 2, English III 3; Powder Puff Football 1, 2; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Superlatives; Most Studious; Bruin Staff Eighth Grade Editor. Hargrave, Laura (Lucious); October 8, 1966; Orange Society; FFA 4; Superlatives; Best Sport. Hayes, Cindy Anne; February 9, 1966; Orange Society; Powder Puff 4. Hebert, Adam (Bear); March 5, 1965; Green Society, Boys' Capt. 4; FFA 1, Vice-Pres. 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Fieldman 3; Powder Puff Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Society Volleyball 3, 4; Indus. Arts Club, Pres. 4; FHA 4; Superlatives; Most Spirited, Most Dependable. Hebert, Johnnie Breaux; November 5, 1965; Purple Society; Track 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Majorette 2, 3; Powder Puff Football 2, 3. Istre, Lome James (Lumbas, Beast); April 19, 1966; Green Society; FFA 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 4; Powder Puff Football 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; FHA Beau 4, FHA District Convention 3, 4, FHA Parish 1st in Foods 3; Indus. Arts Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Superlatives; Best All Around, Wittiest. Istre, Melissa Ann (Missy); May 1, 1966; Purple Society, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Class Sec. 1; FHAE 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, 4, FHA State Convention 3, 4, 1st Place Scrapbook in Parish; Cheerleader 1, 2, Cheerleader Workshop 2; Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 1, 3; Powder Puff Football 1, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3 Reporter, 4 Vice-Pres.; Growl Staff 2, 3, 4, Graphics Editor 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; 2 year Honor Roll Pin; Bruin Staff, Soph. Editor 4; Yearbook Workshop 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Istre, Myron (My);June 9, 1966; Blue Society; Football 1, 2, 3 Most Improved, 4; Track 1, 2, Hardest Worker 3, Hardest Worker 4; Powder Puff Football 2, 3; Superlatives; Best Sport, Best Dressed. 220 Jolivette, Felicia Melony (Koodie); August 8, 1966; Green Society; Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Superlatives; Best All Around. LeBeouf Collins Fredrick (Buff); October 2, 1966; Green Society; Baseball 1, 2; FFA 1, 2; Basketball 3, 4; Football 4; FHA 4. Leger, Mary (Pearl); January 14, 1966; Orange Society; Powder Puff Football 2, 3, 4; Bruin Staff Seventh Grade Editor; Chorus 1; Superlatives; Most Courteous; FFA 4. LeJeune,Jaimie Teresa (Lou Lou); January 12, 1966; Orange Society; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Lepretre, Monica Claire (Moni); September 22, 1966; Orange Society, Girls’ Capt., Sec. 4; Track 1; Cheerleader 1, 2, Cheerleader Workshop 2; Powder Puff Football 1, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Songleader 3, Reporter 4, FHA State Convention 3, 4; Growl Staff 2, 3, 4; Reporter 2, 3, Feature Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Bruin Staff, Soph. Editor, Yearbook Workshop; Superlatives; Wittiest; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Lougon, Chris; August 2, 1966; Orange Society; Band 1, 2, 3; Musical Award; FFA 2; Superlatives; Most Talented. Marceaux, Merry Ann (Poopie); May 3, 1966; Blue Society; Powder Puff Football 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 4. Maxile, Felton (Boe); March 7, 1966; Orange Society; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 221 McFarland, Angela (Angie); October 8, 1966; FHA 1, 2, 3, Sec. 4; Powder Puff Football 1, 2; Purple Society. Meaux,Julie (Moe); November 22, 1965; Purple Society. Mouton, Alma Lynn (Lazell); August 5, 1964; Green Society; Powder Puff Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3. Perry, Darren (Perry); December 14, 1965; Green Society; FFA 2 Vice-Pres. 3, 4; Superlatives Most Courteous, Best Personality. Primeaux, Brian Lee (Pream); November 22, 1965; Blue Society; FFA 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Improv- ed 2. Savoy, Trisha Lynn (Trish); Feburary 5, 1966; Orange Society, Treas. 1, Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Growl Staff 1, 2, Copy Editor 3, Typist 4; FHA 1, 2, Treas. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Improved 3; Track 1; Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Rally English II2; FHA State Convention 3; Basketball Camp 3, 4; Bruin Staff, Senior Editor; Yearbook Workshop 4; FHA Camp 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Simon,fenny Lynn; April 28, 1966; Purple Society; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Committee Chairman 4, Parish Reporter 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, CRD Chairman 2, Local Reporter 3, 4, Vermilion Parish Jr. Leaders 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, 4, Vermilion Parish Ex- ecutive Committee 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, 4, State Short Course 1, 2, 3, 4, Blue Ribbon 4, Louisiana Key Club Award 3, Jr. Leadership Conference 4, Citizenship Washington Focus Trip 4; Beta Club 4; FBLA 3, 4, Treas. 4; Chorus 1; Rifle Corps 1, 2; Science Fair 1st 1, 2nd 2; SAPE Essay 1st 3, LOGO 1st 3, SAPE School Team Reporter 4: Yearbook Workshop 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Powder Puff Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Simon, Michelle Renee (Mesh); November 27, 1966; Green Society; Math Tour 1st 1, 2nd 2, 5th 3; Powder Puff Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Growl Staff Reporter 2, 3, Exchange Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3; Flag Corps 3; Co-Capt.; Bruin Staff 8th Grade Editor; Superlatives Best Dressed. 222 Theriot, Terri Lynn; October 21, 1966; Blue Society, Girl’s Capt. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Powder Puff Football 1, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Rally World Geography 2; Class Treas. 3, 4; Beta Club 3, Sec. 4; Girls' Basketball Mgr. 3, 4; Parish Govt. Day, Tax Assessor 3; Bruin Staff, Junior Editor; FBLA 4 Vice-Pres.; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Trahan, Phillip (Phil); August 31, 1966; Purple Society; Track 1; Rally Ag. 1 I,.1st in District; Chemistry 3; Indus. Arts 1 Award; Ag. 1 and II Award; Chemistry Award 3; High School Rodeo 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Growl Staff Editorial 3, 4; Quill and Scroll; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, 7 reas. 3, 4. Vallo, Charley (Sac); August 23, 1966; Purple Society, Boys’ Capt. 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Defensive Back, All District 2nd Team 3; Powder Puff Football I; Track 2, 3, 4, Most Improved 2; Outstanding Track 3; FFA 3; Indus. Arts Club 4, Sec. 4; Superlatives Most Handsome, Most Athletic. Williams, Germaine Lynette (Ger); November 22, 1963; Green Society; 4-H Club. Wilson, Andrea (Moonie); December 7, 1964; Orange Society; 4-H Club; Track 1. Wilson, Dorris C. (Pine); November 6, 1966; Orange Society; Baseball 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Basketball Mgr. 3; FFA 3; Football 4. Zaunbrecher, Andrea Lynn (Andi);January 12, 1966; Orange Society, 7 reas. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 4; 4-H Club, Vice-Pres. 1, 3, 4, Sec. 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hardest Worker 1, 2nd Team All District 3, Miss Basketball 3; Basket- ball Camp 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court 1, 4; Class Favorite I, 2; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Class Pres. 2; Over $100 Mag. Sales 1, 2, 3, 4, Top Sales 2; Growl Staff 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Rally Home Ec. IV 3;Jr. Leadership 4, Short Course Blue Ribbon State; Yearbook Workshop 4; Bruin Staff, Pres. Editor; Superlatives Miss GHS, Most Athletic. 22) Zaunbrecher, Neal (Z); March 23, 1966; Blue Society; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3- The Cajun Night of Graduation T'was the night of graduation When all through Gueydan The Seniorj were partying and riding aroun While guys dressed in their caps and girls in their gowns Their parents and relatives gathered in town. The stage was all set for the Seniors to meet For graduation night was sure to he a treat. The gymnasium was filled with no empty seat For after 12 long years they had accomplished that wonderous feat The graduation march was played hy the band While the graduates walked down the aisle hand in hand. They sat on the stage facing their friends For tonight was a night to finally make amends The principal spoke of the future ahead While that moment approached they all did dread He called them by name And up to the podium they came To receive those prized sheepskins With the swoosh of their gowns and widest of grins. Come Grayson, come Penny, come Dorene and Nadine; Come quick Tabby. Tammy, and Vickie to be seen Up to the front comes Dawn, Hampton. Rachel and Billy. Why wait any longer. Come fetch that dtplomer Come Cindy G , come Lena. Scott and Kelly On with it Laura, Cindy H., Adam andJohnnie. Be proud, clap loud for Lome, Missy and Myron Mom and Pop, stop that cry in'. For here come Felicia, Collins and Mary Lege' Oh my what a glorious day. Walk proud, walk tall Jaimie, Monica, Chris and Merry Marceaux Oh please do wait — friends don' go, Felton, Angela, Julie, Alma and Darren are here to continue the show. Brian, Trisha, Jenny and Michele Are jumping and shouting and raising hell Tern, Phillip, Charley and Germaine Upon receiving their diplomers, immediately go insane. Andrea, Doris, Andi and Neal They all jump and yell with excitement and zeal The crowd claps loudly The Seniors beam proudly They hug, they kiss and they cry They shout and wave good bye Congratulations, congratulations to Seniors 84 Congratulations, congratulations and as you march out that gymnasium door Cling tightly to the memories of ole' Gueydan High forever more GraJS™ Beno“’ wil1 my intelligence to Milton ’’Egor Hebert and my football ability to Donny west and Craig Petry so they can win a game next year. I Penny Breaux, will my Presidency in FHA to Clarissa Clairabell” Zaunbrecher, my bio mouth to cheer to Mary Caro, and my great driving experiences to Damian Lejeune. I, Dorene Broussard, will my Presidency of the Beta Club to Floyd Saltzman and my position as secretary of the Green Society to Kim Petry. I, Nadine Broussard, will my ability to stick my foot in my mouth to Kim Petry. my position as Secretary of the Purple Society, Assistant Editor to the Growl, and Treasurer of FHA to anyone who wants to take the responsibility. I, Tabby Broussard, will my high jump ability to Judy Lopez and my position as Girl’s Captain of the Orange Society to Stacy Meche. 1, Tammy Broussard, will my long jump ability to Monica Hair, my straight hair to Sharon Lounsberry and my heighth to Beth Henry. I, Vickie Broussard, will my ability to stay out of trouble to David Lege, my desk in Physics to anyone who wants it, and my spirit at the football games to the Freshmen class. I Dawn Burkholder, will my tallness to Amie Henery, my kindness to Kurt Istre, and my success and good times of Senior year to my little brother Tony Burkholder. I, Hampton Campbell, will my football ability to Clay Broussard. I, Rachel Cormier, will my petiteness to Tanya Livingston who is working on being beautiful so that she may one day get Tom Selleck or David Hasselhoff to fall in love with her, and my Superlative as ’’Cutest” to Mary Caro because I think she deserves it. I, Cindy Guidry, will my Superlative as Class Favorite to a Junior girt whoever she may be, and my office of Green Society Treasurer to anyone who will do a good job. I, Leisa Guidry, will my F.ditorship of the Growl to Sharon Lounsberry and my position on the Bruin Staff to Kim Petry. I, Scott Hair, will my truck to my brother Treaver Hair. I, Kelly Hargrave, will my position as Treasurer in the Beta Club to Kim Petry, my position as Vice-President of the Green Society to Sandra Bourque, and Circulation Manager of the Growl Staff to Karen Guidry. I, Laura Hargrave, will all of my spirit to the Junior class. I, Cindy Hayes, will my many packs of gum to Gayle Lougon, and my ability not to get into trouble by a certain teacher to Robby Plaisance. I, Adam Hebert, will my ability to play football to Clay Broussard, my ability to throw the javeline to Rocky Guidry, my ability to throw the discus to Kent Belaire, and my spirit to Donny IVest and My Murdock” ability to David Leger. I, Johnnie Hebert, will my letter making for class floats to anyone who wants to take the responsibili- ty and my desk in A.F.E. to Tanya Livingston. I, Lome Istre, will my ability to hit hard in football to Kent Belaire, my ability to keep Blue” run- ning to Craig Petry in hopes he can keep his car running and my ability to be crazy to Donny West. I, Melissa Istre, will my position as Vice-President of the Beta Club to Amie Hebert, and Vice- President of the Purple Society to Sharon Lounsberry. I, Myron Istre, will my football ability to Galen litre and my track ability to Ray litre and my foot- ball glove! andpadi to Craig Petry became he probably will not get any next year. I, Collini LeBeouf will to Robby P aiiance my curly blonde hair io that he will iee that blondei have more fun and my badminton ability to my little brother Heath LeBeouf I, Mary Leger, will my friendlinen to Craig Hebert, and my ability to iing in the halli to Clariua Zaunbrecher. I, Monica Lepretre, will my office at Secretary of the Orange Society to Shelley Fontenot and my of- fice ai Reporter of FHA to Kim Petry. I, Chrii Lougon, will my ability to play the guitar to Ruity Doucet and my mall noie to Gary Guidry. I, Merry Marceaux, will my big mouth to Gail Lougon and my ability to give Coach Richardi trou- ble to Stacy Meche. I, Angela McFarland, will my office ai Secretary of FHA to Clarina Zaunbrecher. I, Julie Meaux, will my ability to cut up to Tracy Callahan and my big mouth to the Freihman clan. I, Alma Mouton, will my looki, talent, ihortnen, gold tooth, athletic ability and neat handwriting to Canandra Wthon and my uncontrollable mouth to Lydale Wihon. I, Darren Perry, will my ,bad” luck to anyone who n unlucky enough to find it. , Brian Primeaux, will my football ability to Kevin Belaire at corner and to Rusty Doucet at end and my track ability to Kippo overley in the hurdles. I, Trisha Savoy, will my basketball ability to Beth Henry wishing you all the luck you need, my of- fice as Vice-President of FHA to Clarissa Zaunbrecher and my Orange Society Presidency to Damian Lejeune. I, Jenny Simon, will my knowledge to Rusty Doucet and Robby Plaisance to share to they can make it through each his Senior year, my truck Old Yellow to Yvette Broussard the only one who knows how to switch tanks and my chair in Physics and Advanced Math to Karen Guidry. I, Michelle Simon, will my blonde hair to Rachel Mathews hoping she will find out that blondes have more fun. I, Terri Theriot, will my desk in Physics and Advanced Math to Sharon Lounsberry in hopes she will make it through these two hours and my office of Beta Club Secretary to Amie Hebert in hopes she will get to the Convention. I, Phil Trahan, will my good grades to Caroline Henry, my bareback and bull riding to whoever is crazy enough to ride, and my ability to jam out on the guitar to Sean Gardiner. I, Charley Vallo, will my football ability at end to Chad Hoffpauir, my defensive half back position to Ray Istre and my track ability to Ed Trahan. 1, Germaine Williams, will my speech and brainwork ability to Tanya Livingston and my ability to pass to Naomi, Karine, and Cassandra hoping they will use it. I, Andrea Wilson, will my studious ability to my sister Naomi and my athletic ability in P.E. to my sister Gail. I, Andrea Zaunbrecher, will my basketball ability to Karen Guidry, my office as Vice-President of the Orange Society to Phil Broussard and my track ability to Monica Hair. Our Best Friend The value of a trusting friend I never really knew Until I chanced one lucky day To find a friend like you. It seems to guide my every step And every deed I do To know that I’ve a loyal friend To tell wishes to, For friendship brings a state of mind That manifests a peace, A warm glow of happiness, A meaningful release. If friendship strengthens as it grows, The years that are to be Shall be especially blessed, friend, With joys of you and me This poem is intended for Mrs. Marlene for her support and guidance through the years of high school. We love you. The Bruin Staff ■ Shall he especially blessed, friend, With joys of you and me This poem is intended for Mrs. Marlene for her support and guidance through the years of high school. We love you. Le glossaire 231 TABLE OF CONTENTS Table des Matieres Dedicace — Dedication Les Travailleuse de L’annuaire — Workers of the Yearbook Les Gradue — Graduated Les Superlatif — Superlatives Le Onzieme Classe — Eleventh Grade Le Dixieme Classe — Tenth Grade Le Neuvime Classe — Ninth Grade Le Huitieme Classe — Eighth Grade Le Septieme Classe — Seventh Grade Les Maitre D’ecole — Schoolmasters Organisation — Organizations Monday — Lindi Tuesday — Mardi Wednesday — Mercredi, Macredi Thursday — Jeudi Friday — Vendredi Saturday — Samedi Saturday night — Samedi soir Sunday — Dimanche Sunday afternoon — Dimanche apresmidi MONTHS OF THE YEAR Les Mois de L ’annee Retour au Foyer — Coming Back Home L 'athletisme — Athletics Les Classe — Classes Non-Faculte — Non-Faculty Les Petite Cajun — The Small Cajuns Instantane — Snapshots Les Tableau de Service — Duty Roster Le Chanson D’ecole — School Song Les Dernieres Volontes — Last Will and Testament Le Glossaire — Glossary Lagniappe — Little Something Extra Les Autograph — Autographs COLORS Les Couleurs black — noir blue — bleu brown — brun gold — or green — vert orange — organge pink — rose purle — violet red — rouge white — blanc yellow —jaune North — Le Nord South — Le Sud East — L ’est West — L'ouest DAYS OF THE WEEK Les Jours de la Semaine January —Janvier February — Fevrier March — Mars April — Avril May — Mai June — Juin July —Juillet August — Aout September — Septembre October — Octobre November — Novembre December — Decembre NUMBERS Les Numero zero — zero one — un, ein two — deux three — trois four — quatre five — cinq six — six seven — sept eight — huit nine — neuf ten — dix eleven — onze twelve — douze thirteen — treize fourteen — quartorze fifteen — quinze FRUITS Les Fruits apple — pomme banana — banane cantelope — melon francais cherry — merise coconut — coco fig —fig grape — raisin lemon — limon orange — orange peach — peche pear — poire pecan — pacquane pineapple — ananas strawberry — fraise watermelon — melon, melon dou HOLIDAYS Les Fetes rabbit — lapin racoon — chaouis rat — rat skunk — bete puante snake — serpent squirrel — ecureuil turkey — din farouche water moccason — Congo New Years’ Day — LeJour de L’An Fat Tuesday — Mardi Gras Lent — Careme Palm Sunday — Le Dimanche des Rameaux Easter — Jour de Paques Mothers’ Day — Le Jour des Meres Fathers’ Day — Lejour des Peres Fourth of July — Le Quartre de Juillet Thanksgiving — Le Jour de Remercier Christmas — Le Jour de Noel ANIMALS Les Animeaus alligator — cocodril bear — ours bull — boeuf torreau calf — veau cat — chat chicken — poule cow — vache deer — chereuil dog — chien goat — cabris horse — cheval mink — fuine muskrat — rat musque pig — cochon otter — I out re possum — rat de bois USEFUL EXPRESSIONS Des Espressions Utiles Good day, Hello. Bon jour. Good night. Bonsoir. Sir, Mr., Gentlemen Monsieur Mrs., Madam Madame How is it going? Comment ca va? Things are going OK. Sa va bien. And with you? Et avec toi? I'm sorry. Sa me fait de la pain. Please. Sivou plait. Thank you. Merci You're welcome. Pas de quoi Good luck. Bonne chance. Where y 'all going? Y’ou vous-autre est parti? Let’s go Allons. Today. Aujourd’hui. Tonight. Asoir. Ce soir. That's all C’est tout. They are. I sont. Us sont. 2)i Dear Parents and Friends, Our year's at Gueydan High School have now come to an end. These twelve years have been a long and trying time for us. If it were not for you, our parents, we would not have reached the goal we had set at tht first day'when we started school. You gave the encouragement and guidance needed to complete this rewarding accomplishment. You have given us also the pride inibeing able to say, ’’you made it possible.” We can nevaJbegirUto repay any of what you've given us. This is one debt that will never be apayed. When we became freshmen the responsibility of raising money was put in our hands. The money raised was to be spent on prom and our yearbook. This is where we found friends we didn't think we, the Srds of '84,” had. The biggest part of raising the money came from our Junior Bar-B-Que. A special thanks goes out to Mr. A.J. LeLeaux and his helpers for donating their time for us and expecting nothing in return. Mrs. lidolia Williams also gave her time unselfishly in helping with the candy sales. We would also like to express our appreciation to all those who helped chaperone for our dances and the making of I our floatshe time you gave us is tremendously appreciated. Once again, thank you for the time and effort you gave us.i Love always. The Seniors of 1984 . %' mappe v cadi an a. W think it's pretty special. From our ■drafted oaks festivals and plantation homes to our fish] .Wardt L u and scenic bayou country. We ife to its fullt'u, and it shows. You caAhear it in tusiaataste u in our food and see it in our smil- lutjj. Iherfk no [date Ion earths we’dtyather be ' . du ays re a pan oj Acadiana.3 jL vdtUa t z Are you a Cajun? How to tell a full blooded, dipped in the bayou Cajun from someone who just wishes he was. OkJ your grandmother regularly eat couch couch lor breakfast «1 no □ □ 1 □ □ 7. Does your father consider a in pack of bee� and a pound of boudm to be a seven course meal’ □ □ 3 Does your grandmother bellyache all week long-uni,I Saturday, when she steps out with the best of them cutting a fine two step □ □ 4 If the doctor told you coffee causes cancer, would you rather take your chances than do without it 1 J 5. Could you paddle a pirogue 20 miles an hour down a straight stretch of stump free bayou □ □ 6. Is there a Tee Jean, a Tee Man or a Tee Boy among your uncles □ 0 7. Have you always called your uncle by his Tee name-and forgotten his real one □ □8 Are you related to your neat door neighbor □ □ 9. Does someone m your family know how to treat sunstroke, the waste away sickness or “Indian fire ? □ □ 10. Can you remember when you hated to tell strangers you'd eaten crawfish for dinner because it was inelegant and everybody knew that only Caiuns ate crawfish □ □ 11. Look closely at the wedding photograph of your grandmother Was her bridal bouquet made of crepe paper □ □ 12. If someone stepped on your toe. would you instinctively yell Oh Yee YM1 instead of Ouchl ? SCORING GUlOf Glut yourwM on � o.nt In r � y 'y T •-� ' io i? fwikioowecmi ?« • f-9 Cw-i to KxmtoiM . itoi Cnun me .t « .wniMw. mm ye� � n to «rmi� , mth tto p .m o to idtolity emit Former Governor Edwin Edwards wins over Governor David Treen. This was one of the most expensive governor races in the state of Louisiana. Dracula visits Gueydan High Gueydan residense perform Cajun Heritage Music for dif- ferent events in Gueydan. Players from left to right are: Doris Lougon, Russely Broussard, Raymond Adams, and Ernie Potier. Area Representative Sammy Theriot at- tends a campaign dinner in his honor. Extra!! Extra!! — Gueydan experiences coldest weather since the year 1961. — The 1984 World's Fair is held in New Orleans. — Bessy Board votes in tougher education requirements. — American soldiers killed in Lebanon bomb attack. — Astronaunts walk in space with Buck Roger suits. 23 7 The American Music Awards Favorite Vacation Place These are the results of the American Music Awards for 1983. In years to come we will be able to look back and be able to see who was HOT our 1983 school year. Favorite Pop Single: BillieJean”by MichealJackson Favorite Country Single: Islands in the Stream”by Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers Favorite Soul Single: All Night Long by Lionel Richie Favorite Country Group: The Closer You Get by Alabama Favorite Soul Group: Gladys Night and the Pips Favorite Pop Group: Daryl Hall andJohn Oats Say It Isn’t So” Favorite Soul Album: Thriller” by Micheal Jackson Favorite Pop Album: Thriller” by Micheal Jackson Favorite Country Album: The Closer You Get” by Alabama Favorite Country Female Singer: Barbra Mandrell Favorite Soul Female Singer: Aretha Franklin Favorite Pop Female Singer: Pat Benatar Favorite Soul Video: Beat It” by Micheal Jackson Favorite Country Video: Dixie Land Delight” by Alabama Favorite Pop Video: Beat It by Micheal Jackson Favorite Soul Male Singer: MichealJackson Favorite Country Male Singer: Willie Nelson Favorite Pop Male Singer: Micheal Jackson This year Micheal Jackson received The America Merit of Honor Award. A tribute of love was given to him by his friends. He was nominated for 8 songs off his album Thriller and received 7 of the 8 awards. This made music history. Favorite Pop and Soul Singer 2}S Nation Wide Survey Gueydan High Favorites These are the results of a poll given to the high school students for the school year 1983-84. In years to come we can look to see what type of material we were listening to, watching at the movies and also wat- ching on TV. Favorite Group: l) Van Halen 2) The Police Favorite Male Singer: 1) MichealJackson 2) John Cougar Favorite Female Singer: l) Diana Ross 2) Pat Benatar Favorite Album: l) ''Thriller” by Micheal Jackson 2) Midnight Star by Midnight Star Favorite Song: 1) No Parking on the Dance Floor 2) Freak-a-Zoid Favorite Movie: l) Risky Business 2) An Officer and a Gentleman Favorite Weekly Series: l) Knots Landing 2) Dynasty Favorite Soap Opera: I) All My Children 2) The Young and the Restless Favorite TV Mini Series: l) The Thornbirds 2) Princess Daisy Favorite Male Sex Symbol: l) Jon Erik Hexum 2) Richard Gere Favorite Female Sex Symbol: l) Heather Thomas 2) Donna Mills Favorite Male Movie Star: l) Richard Gere 2) Tom Cruise Favorite Female Movie Star: l) Meryl Streeps 2) Debra Winger Favorite Jeans: l) LEE 2) LEVI'S Favorite Hang Out: l) Jr. 's Food Mart 2) Johnnie’s Drive In Favorite Pro Football Team: l) New Orleans Saints 2) Washington Red Skins Favorite Vacation Place. Bayous of La. Favorite Beer Fashion 1983-84 No. 1 Beauty Gueydan High Survey 239 Autographs ■ ?2 P 5 «fat M- 7 J culAo, 53 I , Po lAA) [yU%Da Autographs