Hackberry High School - Mustang Roundup Yearbook (Hackberry, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1967 volume:

Round-Up Hackberry High School In Memoriam MR. M. G. RICHARDSON The World stands out on either side No wider than the heart is wide; Above the world is stretched the sky, No higher than the soul is high. The heart can push the sea and land Farther away on either hand; The soul can split the sky in two, And let the face of God shine through. But East and West will pinch the heart That cannot keep them pushed apart; And he whose soul is flat -- the sky Will cave in on him by and by. From Renaissance Edna St. Vincent Millay. 2 Contents Introduction Faculty and Administration Classes Favorites Activities Advertisers Dedication When I hear the old men Telling of heroes. Telling of great deeds Of Ancient days. When I hear that telling Then I think within me Mrs. Gillespie too is one of them When I hear the people Praising great ones, Then I know that she too Shall be esteemed, She too when her time comes Shall do mightily. We, the annual staff of 1966-67, dedicate this annual to Mrs. Arlene Gillespie. She devoted her time and talents to better prepare us for the future. We express our sincere appreciation for the guidance she has given to us as a class and as in- dividuals. The Annual Staff Hackberry High School . . . 5 Guided by Superintendents . . . In his first year as Superin- tendent of Cameron Parish Schools, Mr. W. J. Monte is in charge of the administration of schools under the plans and poli- cies adopted by the School Board. Mr. Monte's many years of ex- perience in public education have assured Parishioners that he is well-qualified for the position he holds. Supervisors . . . Mr. U. W. Dickerson, in his position of Assistant Supt. and of Supervisor, is Director of Second- ary Curriculum and Instruction. Previous to this appointment, Mr. Dickerson served as Principal of South Cameron High School. Soon after his graduation from coUege, Mr. W. R. Smith attained a position at Grand Chenier. He served as principal before his appointment as Di- rector of Elementary Curriculum and Instruction. 6 Effective Policies Determined by School Board . . . Elected to serve without pay, school board members co-operate with the superintendent and supervisors to formulate plans and policies for the Cameron Parish Schools. In their work they strive to develop policies which will bene- fit a majority of the schools and students of the parish. Members are Ray Dimas, Ward 3; Murphy David, Ward 1; Lee Conner. Ward 2; Supt. Wilson Montie; Alton Trahan, Ward 5; Mervin Taylor, Ward 4; Johnnie Riggs, Ward 6. Miss Sybil Me Call - Bookkeeper Mrs. Betty Smith - Clerk 7 Led by Principal . . . Surely there can be no one more devoted to his work than Mr. J. De- barge, our principal. Mr Debarge completed his Master of Education de- gree at Me Neese State College last summer. . . . Secretary . . . J In her first year as Mr. Debarge’s secretary, Miss JoeAnna Guillot has proved to be a great aid to Mr. Debarge, students and faculty. 8 Teachers . . MRS. ANN GRAY B. A.; Me Neese MRS. PAULINE KRUMM B. A.; La. Tech MRS. BY RLE BERWICK B.A.; U.S.L. MRS. NAOMI VINCENT B. A.; U. S. L. 9 WAYNE WOOD B.A.; U.S.L. SIRON O. BECK M. A.; U. of Ark. MRS. CAROLYN SHARPE B.A.; Me Neese r BENNY SANDERS B.A.; N.S.C. MRS. BEVERLY GOODRICH B.S.; La. Tech. DANIEL WEEKLEY B. S.; Me Neese B. S.; Me Neese MRS. PEGGY DESOVMEAUX B.A., M.Ed.; Me Neese MRS. DOROTHY O'QUINN B. S.; Northwestern MRS. ETHEL HALE B.S.; U.S.L. M. S.; U. of Houston LEO COE B.S.; U.S.L. II Cafeteria and ff Offer Valuable Mrs. Marie Poole, Manager; Mrs. Lena Adams, Mrs. Millery Kibodeaux and Mrs. Nevia Sheffield. . . . Bus Drivers. Mr. Ronnie Vincent, Mr. Roger Simon 13 Jacque Abshire Carla Frey Barbara Kershaw Cheryl Navarre Sharon Turner First Grade Makes New Friends James Armantor Janice Atwell Julie Cuirllier Floyd East Sherra Kay East Graviel Gallegas Joan Gray Brenda Hebert Raymond Hicks Shayne Hinton Randolph Landry Marceline Latiolais William Little Frances Lyons Anita Navarre Mark Navarre Penny Riggs Margaret Walthers Daniel Welch Tammy Seay Cynthia Shockley David Welch Dale Wright Lionel Suire Mrs. Gray 14 Second Grade Looks Forward to Their Third Year Fred Atwell Donna Benoit Amy Broussand Terry Buford Jack Burch John Burch Robert Burch Callie Cabell James Ducote Sharon Dahon Esther East Harold Frey Marquerita Gallegos Tamro Hicks Robert Jemison Bryan Little Robert Navarre Lucinda Nunez Katherine Penny Sancho Poole Rebecca Rollins Tina Schexnider Dana Shockley Lois Soirez Carolyn Sevire Mrs. Krumm 15 . . . Corner of good cheer. Third Grade Boasts 35 Members John Abshire John Armentor John Backlund Bobby Bufford Melba Burch Catherine Constance James Camay Thimothy Debarge Anthony Desadier Karen Domingue Veronica East Mary Fountain Ricky Gallegos Scott Gray Kirby Hebert Michael Hebert Brian Kershaw Julie Lambert Theresa Landry David Reeves Gwen Snyder David Latiolais Jeanne Sanders Marshall Spicer Willie McDonald Daniel Sanner Linda Suchanek Carl Ann Moore Dwayne Sanner Terry Toups Brenda Perrodin Charlotte Seay Karen Turner Theresa Ravia Elizabeth Shore Mrs. Berwick 16 Audrey Abshire Kent Duhon Kimberly LeBlanc Cena Cabell Jennifer Frey Patrick Lowery Lanita Courmier Juanita Gallegos Joseph Menard John Debarge Kevin Hebert Steven Poole Allen Devall Gordie Hicks Cheryl Schexnider Evelyn Ducote Stephanie Johnson Joy Seay Robbie Seay Michael Welch Cindy White George Shore Bryant Simon James Swire Sheila Venable Charlene Vincent Mrs. Vincent 17 Fifth Gr rs Advice to Underclassmen . V Glen East Roland East Matthew Eldender Perfecto Gallegos Ronald Hebert Anthony Hicks David Hinton Russell Jemison Joann Kershaw Michael Lambert Phillip Lowery Ramona Nunez Tonia Penny i Dani Sheffield John Henry Poole ... for they are proud of their new teacher. Joe Suchanek Carl Venable  Linda Swire ith Grade Approaches Diploma Day Glen Vincent Glenda Vincent Brenda Welch . . . and they become Freshmen. Carol Welch Martha Welch Jerry Winters r v ' I . r y TJ 4m II Melinda Hantz Martha Hicks jT. Linda Bufford Beverly Bailey Stephen Lowery dam Kershaw it A lene Primeaux Darrell Schexnider Deannie Parke A! . Joseph Soirez Jeanette Stoddard Joseph Swire Pat Thibodeaux Debra Toups 21 Hebert Kirk Sanner Artie Seay Craig Vincent S1IMEN CLASS OFFICERS Freshmen Prestige Is Enjoyed by Class Roxanne Hughe: Rept. Artie Seayl Abbie Heba Pari. Roxanne Hu ProB Wuglas Welch V. Pres. Keith Perrodin Sec. Treas. Gail Riggs Freshmen too, can have fun - with the help of some wel and by eliminating the art of procrastination. Sponsors Ml Goodrich. Douglas Welch Rickey White m fwL r It 7W Raymond Burch Ella Mary East 22 Sophomores Enter in Many Activities Lana Andrews Juanette Barbier Danita Duhon Catherine East Leroy East CLASS OFFICERS Melissa Ellender Gilbert Reeves fibodeaux Pres. I adUa Duhon Sec.-Treas. Teresa SandeR. V. Pres. Melissa Ellender Rept. Lana Andrews Pari. Juanette Barbier Led by sponsors, Mr. Weekley and Mr. Giggar, the sophomores are faced with a serious problem, how to raise money for Jr-Sr Banquet and Senior Gradu ation expenses. rank Hughes Frieda Jackson Rodney Kershaw Cathy Lowery Eugene Me Brenda Schexnider Ronald Schexnider Dean Juniors Cuvillier Dianne Darbonne Donald Bufford Harriet Atwell Jeanie Devall Linda Dennis Albert Hebert Anthony Jinks Pres. Molly Reasoner Sec. Dolly Reasoner V. Pres. Linda Dennis Treas. Ruth Sanner Rept. Jeanis Devall towering Juniors Cynthia Lowery Kenneth Perrodin Replace Seniors Ruth Sanner Charles Sanner Jerry Sebren Kenneth Simon Evana Welch 25 SENIOR OFFICERS The senior class officers, Ethelyn Barbier, President; Sandra LaBove, Vice-Presi- dent; Glenda Johnson, Secretary; Tommie Rountree, Treasurer; and Mike Boudreaux, Reporter; under the sponsorship of Mrs, Hale, set high standards for underclassmen • to follow. 26 They Tempted Work With Play . . . JOHN ATWELL ETHELYN BARBIER CAROLYN JACKSON MIKE BOUDREAUX GLENDA JOHNSON 27 Many heads are better than one . ROLAND KERSHAW With Determination They Came . . . SANDRA LaBOVE JEFFREY LANDRY ROBERT LITTLE And Looked Forward to Graduation Day. TOMMIE ROUNTREE BRENDA SEAY ROBERT SILVER . . . Is Full of Fond Memories. Registration and Enrollment At work in the classroom Reprimand by teachers Guidance Assembly programs Christmas cheer And sadness Royalty And going home hfrUiuerry H. S. Library Hack berry. Louisiana Favorites Mr. H.H.S 34 Most Intelligent Mike Boudreaux Glenda Johnson Friendliest Jeffrey Landry Ethelyn Barbier 36 Most Likely to Succeed Robert Little Tommie Rountree Wittiest Mike Boudreaux Sandra LaBove 37 Best Dressed Albert Hebert Danita Duhan Best Athlete Leonard Jinks Linda Dennis 40 41 Homecoming 1967 Chosen from the Senior princesses to reign ever the Homecoming Court this year was Queen Glenda Johnson. She and her attendants, including two duchesses each from the Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior classes, were honored at homecoming activities. 42 Team Selects Queen 1967 Homecoming Queen Queen Glenda, with escorts Robert Little and Robert Silver, continues another year of Johnson reign. 43 ■ Royal Attendants . . . Pat Welch Roland Kershaw Ruth Sanner Mike Bordreaux Ethelyn Barbier Jeannie Devall Jeffrey Landry Lenard Jinks 44 And Maids •Hi! ' ' Danita Duhon Alex Seay Roxanne Hughes Antony Jinks H£l Hid Melissa Ellender Jerry Sebren Gail Riggs James Devall 45 Junior Banquet 4« Senior And Prom 47 The Roundup Staff Is Lead By Co-Editors Douglas Welch Glenda Johnson Tony Jinks Tommie Rountree Albert Hebert Lana Andrews Molly Linda Dennis Ruth Sanner Gail Riggs Ethlyn Barbier Danita Duhon Teresa Sanders Reasoner 48 Mrs. Sharpe’s Library Club and . . . 50 Band Receives Trophy for Marching in Xmas Parade. The Varsity Band, directed by Mr. Wayne Wood helps to create school spirit. Services of FBLA Students Prove Invaluable. 52 Members of Mr. Beck’s FBLA Club have important chore in candy room. Organized to help improve personal, family and community living, the F.H.A, Association of H.H.S. is affiliated with both the State and National F.H.A. Membership is open to all homemaking students. The highlight of annual F.H.A. activities is the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Sweetheart Jeffery Landry reigns supreme with beaux Mike Boudreaux and Robert Silver. Mrs. Hale, F.H.A. Sponsor, entertains the guest speaker, Miss Linnie Lacy. Officers of the Future Homemakers are Pres. Brenda Seay, V. Pres. Ruth Sanner, Sec. Glenda Johnson, Treas. Pat Welch, Rept. Cathy Lowery, Hist. Ethelyn Barbier, Pari. Juanette Barbier and Song Leader. Sandra LaBove. 53 Who's Who At H These students were chosen by m of the faculty as outstanding student. They are good dependable students wf are helpful to both faculty and fellow st dents. Bobby Bufford Mark Navarre Perfecto Galligos Steve Poole Yolanda Seay Cathy Lowery Molly Reasoner Jo Ann Quebedeaux Linda Cuvillier Linda Dennis 54 Cynthia Lowery Tommy Rountree Glenda Johnson Pat Welch Mustangs Open Season Optimistically ROXANNE HUGHES RUTH SANNER DANITA DUHON GAIL RIGGS GLENDA JOHNSON JEANIE DUVALL MELISSA ELLENDER ETHELYN BARBIER 55 Determined Efforts Prove Unrewarding FIRST ROW: John LaBove, Wayne Landry, Glen Vincent, Frank Hughes, Darrell Schexnider, George Hicks, Kirk Sanner. SECOND ROW: Winston Constance, Dean Simon, Robert Little, Jeffrey Landry, Ronnie Swire. Alex Seay, James Devall, Roland Kershaw. THIRD ROW: Gilbert Reeves, Charles Sanner, Jerry Sebren, Robert Little, Lenard Jinks, Mike Boudreaux, Joe Devall, Anthony Jinks. Donald Bufford. The Mustangs, despite a record of defeats, can be praised for their valiant efforts. Ably guided by Coach Leo Coe, the Mustangs can boast of the experiences they have gained. Mighty M will lose five let- termen; Mike Boudreaux, Roland Kershaw, Jeffrey Landry, Robert Little, and Robert Silver. Leo Coe Jeffrey Landry 56 Mike Boudreaux Robert Little Roland Kershaw Robert Silver Spirit Stimulated by Cheerleaders Ethelyn Barbier Jeannie Devall Ruth Sanner Danita Duhon • Varsity’s Season Proves Frustrating Danita Duhon, Lana Andrews, Billie Simon, Diane Buf- ford, Abbie Hebert, Linda Dennis, Catherine East, Deannie Parker, Beverly Bailey, Freida Jackson, Verna Welch The girl's varsity, composed of many new players, under the supervision of Benny Sanders has achieved few victories but they have once more demonstrated the fighting Mustang spirit. With the backing of a relatively new team, cap- tain Linda Dennis maintained a 22 point average for the season. 58 Basketball Team Displays Enthusiasm FIRST ROW: Jerry Sebren, Mgr., Kirk Sanner, George Hicks, Mike LaBove, Darrell Schexnider, Mgr., SECOND ROW: Anthony Jinks, Kenny Simon, Robert Little, Charles Sanner, Jeffrey Landry, THIRD ROW: Donald Bufford, Mgr., Dean Simon, Robert Silver, Ronnie Schexnider, Mike LaBove, Coach Mike Giggar. The boys varsity team has been fortunate in having Mike Giggar as Head Coach. His coach- ing experience has given them capable leadership. The team has several victories of which to boast. 59 Mike Boudreaux Most Valuable Charles Sanner Best Offense Robert Little Best Defense Compliments of BREAUX’S DRUGS Hackberry Hwy. Phone 527-6351 Sulphur, La. SAVOIE’S LUMBER HARDWARE MR. AND MRS. LEO VINCENT Hackberry, La. P. O. Box 66 Phone 2-8355 Creole, La. 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