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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

THIS LAND IS OUR LAND Special Thanks to David Vaughan for the Inside Cover fA . ■ 3 ' V £ TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration f. . . V.S J High School and .il-tf «i s' Junior High ......... 6 1 m j Elementary 16 Organizations 27 Athletics............................ - V Gj 37 Favorites. . . T TtSH:. . 51 Activities 7 7T. r '- •_......,:.... _ zl ■ • ®tTL3S Ads. . Pam LaFleur Beverly Goodrich Molly Aucom Pat Broussard Ruthie Billedeaux Linda McKinney Principal Vice-Prin. Sec. Kindergarten 1st 1st Austin LaBove Roxanne Richard Robert Henry Benny Sanders Lorene Tanner Lloyd Broussard 6th 7th 7th 8th Counselor English Tara Johnson Gail Delcambre Vickie Parker Richard McNabb RitaWalther Sherry Ross Girls Coach Librarian HomeEc. Boys Coach Science Math 2 Robert Sheffield Social Studies Terry Murphy Asst. Coach Mary Baker Steve Racca Donna Kaufman Francis Vincent Business Vo. Ag Resource Resource Jerry Bader AGATE Marie Anrijs Margaret Shove Joann Bufford Claire Welch French Remedial Reading Remedial Reading Aid and Math H.H.S. FACULTY AND AIDS Anita Jo Trahan Aid 3 CUSTODIANS LUNCHROOM WORKERS BUS DRIVERS Kakie Kyle Mrs. J. Schexmder Weida Ravia Shayne Vincent Mrs. L. Schexmder Mrs. G. Welch Mrs. L. Carrol Mrs. Seay Bus 4 Mrs. Pitts Bus 1 Ms Seay Bus 6 Diane Toups Mrs Reeves Bus 5 4 Mrs. Pamela LaFleur, Principal Principal's Message Each year I am faced with the challenge of writing the principal's message and a great deal of impor- tance is attached to this task. I always hope that through this brief message parents and students can be reminded of the blessings for which we should be thankful. We have an outstanding student body. Community support and interest in the school are tremendous. We have a faculty and staff who are totally dedicated to the task of educating our youth and meeting the needs of the school and community. There is no charge for the quality of students we have. There is no charge for the support of the com- munity, and the dedication of the faculty and staff. In my office I have a poster which says, The best things in life are free.” There is no charge for good behavior, a helping hand, taking the extra step, a warm and friendly smile, a pat on the back, or for caring. All of these free items can be found in Hackberry. and in my opinion, are what go together to make our school and community a place of which I am proud to be a part. School Board Member's Message The opportunity to share thoughts through a message in the Hackberry High School Yearbook is always appreciated. This year I would like to share some thoughts regarding human relations, which is a necessary ingredient for suc- cess in life. A very successful businessman once said runn- ing a business is about 95% people and 5% economics. THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF HUMAN RELATIONS 1. Speak to people. There is nothing as nice as a cheerful word of greeting. 2. Smile at people. It takes 72 muscles to frown, only 14 to smile. 3. Call people by name. The sweetest music to anyone's ear is the sound of his or her own name. 4. Be friendly and helpful. If you would have friends, be friendly. 5. Be cordial. Speak and act as if everything you do is a genuine pleasure. 6. Be genuinely interested in people. You can learn to like everybody if you try. 7. Be generous with praise — cautious with criticism. 8. Be considerate with the feelings of others. It will be appreciated. 9. Be thoughtful of the opinions of others. There usual- ly are three sides to a controversy — yours, the other person's, and the right one. 10. Be alert to fine service. What counts most in life is what we do for others. John A. Debarge, School Board Member SENIORS OF EIGHTY-THREE Stacie Broussard “Bruce Medina Hardin Dina Donna Hebert “Maria” Mitchell Jinks “Bodie Duane Kershaw Turkey” Scott Kyle Deborah LaBauve Randy LeBlanc Tim Little “Rookie “Black Bird” Daddy Rabbit Duke Janetta Lyons Angela Mejia Gerald Miller Anita Mire Netta Brown Sugar” ”Gusto'’ Nita KattieSoriez Bobby Stansel Kim Stout Tammy Taylor KattieCow Jolly Green Coa-Coa Blondie” Mark Trahan Patrick Walther Michelle Wright 8 “Snake Trahan Waffle” Se Bob 21 Patrick Walther 1 Montez Whitehurst 2 Bmky Buford 3. Angela Mejia 4 Evelyn Poole 5. Scott Kyle 6. Dawn Shiver 7. Patricia Simon 8. Anita Mire 9. Tim Little 10 Mitchell Jinks 11. Deborah LaBauve 12. Kattie Soirez 13. Janetta Lyons 14. Stevie Racca 15. Kim Stout 16. Michelle Wright 17. Gerald Miller 18. Stacie Broussard 19 Medina Hardin 20. Donna Hebert iN3HM H3aJM3JM3H JUNIORS Beth Bailey Jeff Brossette Dana Broussard Alissa Buford Keith Darbonne Michelle Ducote Albert Martin Mane McMahon Keith Portie Jay Allen Savoie Shay Simon Paul Soirez David Spicer Missy Turner Jody Frey Sheri Morgan SOPHOMORES Rhonda Johnson Carol Kibodeaux Shawn LaBove Patrick Broussard Michael Dennis Jackie East Jacky Gray Theresa Jinks George Landry Marla Landry 11 FRESHMEN 12 Missy Abshire James Alleman Angel-1 Barfield Joyce Carroll Paul Constance Brenda East Wilson East Monica Esthay Michelle LaBove Charolette Lanoux Leon Lanoux Laura McMahan Dickie McNabb Lori Mejia Monika Miller Glynn Perrodin Terry Perrodin Billy Joe Sanders Mary Beth Sanders Darren Savoie Bonnie Simon Chris Spicer Charlene Swire Mary Thomas Angie Wallace Delia DeBarge Damon Delcambre Mickey Domihgue Herbie Dykeman Tracey Seay Kyla Sellers Coy Shiver Kristi Shiver EIGHTH GRADE Jame Abshire Jessie Abshire ® evin Beard Marty Boudreau) John Pam EajflM [Richard Erickson rell Guidry Hyne Hardin Kyle Jinks Cathy Richmond Regina Rigdon Patrick Sanner Garon Sellars Urline Tedrow Len Temple Lenard Temple Shane Thibodeaux Chad Trahan Jack Whitehurst KrystilLaBove Michdlle Longworth Alysia|Mayon Ernest Payton Cnfis Racca Robert Reeves Lashonda Johnson Rebecca LaBauve TrinajLaBauve 13 SEVENTH GRADE Deana Andres Corey Billedeaux Lancy Buford Carey Cabell Andre Delcambre Stephanie Kopp Teresa La Fleur Angie Landry Carl Portie Coby Seay Randy Silver Denise Turner Vernice Vincent Glenda Welch Glenn Welch Fred Wooldridge 14 SEVENTH GRADE Cherelle Duhon Shyla Ellender Tim Erickson Amy Broussard Damon Broussard Tony Busby Tim Constance Mike Devall r Stuart Goodrich Wayne Hardin Kenny Kyle Lonnie Little Shane Nunez Charles Seay Orin Strahan Ronald Thomas Mitchell Toups Wesley Vaughan Kathy Vincent Anthony Wooldridge 15 16 SIXTH GRADE ■ I Shannon Carroll Brian Dowling Marcie Duhon Valerie Dykeman Beverly East Joseph Giroir Joel Hammond Clint Hewitt Jimmie Jinks Steven Jinks Brandon Kopp Tiffany Kyle Jared LaBauve Teresa LaBauve Danny Longworth Chad Reed Momse Seay Tina Silver T-Boy Simon Michelle Swier Damta Abshire Satarie Barfield Bryon Beard Frankie Brown Sherri Temple Christy Trahan Sirena Vincent Cecilia Walther Sharon Welch 17 _ Clement •tia Drounett nna Haley Claude Jmk$ buddy Jones Ronnie Kershaw Tila Kyle Jamie L-inbert Diane LeJeune Thad Little Connie Marshall Robert Mathieu Melissa Mire Kevin Portie Tara Sanders FIFTH GRADE Ricky Silver Theresa Simon Elmer Sullivan Odell Thomas Patricia Thomas 18 FIFTH GRADE James tsthay ETracey fodrie Thomasena Goodrich Nicole Andres James Boudreaux Alfred Devall Russell Domingu� Rachael Oucote annie Hitt oy.Jones Jimmy Murphy Christina Perrodin Tara Roe Sherry Kibodeaux Johnny LaFleur Shane Le Blanc Cheryl Miller Cynthia Ruhl Shana Thibodeaux Jody Thomas Joe Welch Jimmy Wynne Vf • - SECONDGRADE Jace Berwick Brad Boudreaux Lisa Constance Tony Constance Charles Davis Roland Drounett Curtis Fountain Gary Fountain Adrienne Hantz Ashley Hewitt Dennis Jones m Gerry Kershaw SwISk Jeri LaFleur Chad Primeaux Kenneth Sheppard Rashell Silver Brad Thibodeaux Ruby Vayon Kenneth Young hannon Raftield Timothy Raftield Bryan Sanders 22 SECOND GRADE Scott Guillory Lric Hartman Dusty Jinks James Marshall Nabors Sue Portie Jody Seay Sherri Sheppard Patrick Silver t.M Jolene Simon Michael Simon Rodney Simon jvPKi r Jva Luke Darbonre Phillip Davis Courtly Devall Joey DevaM ' Becky Ducote %� _ 5 .Art- vv Harold Sullivan Shelley Swier David Vincent Kasey Welch Scott Wilson FIRST GRADE Will Aucoin Ben Benoit Elise Billedeaux Christie Birdwei! Johnny Constance Justin Cramberg Jennifer East il P fc FIRST GRADE Heidi Abshire Eric Broussard Joe Clement David Devall Nicky Seay Matt Solina Jenny Spears Ellen Thomas Kisha Trahan Clyde Venable Joe Wright Jaime Devall Kent Dommgue Mitch Hebert Angelia LeGros Tuan Murray Travis LaBove Hope Landry KINDERGARTEN Mariam Alleman Katherine Arnold Micah Backlund Jenny Berwick Clint Brown Ben Carpenter Sarrah Constance Brandon Core Cathy Oarbonne Chad Oesadier Jared Desormeaux Kenny Devall Chrissy Drounett Deirdre Fisher Jeremy Fodrie Mandy Hantz Monica Hantz Farrah Hewitt Rosalind Hoffpauir Kasey Jinks Keith LaBauve Elizabeth Lowery Charitie Mitchell Jerame Nolan Johnny Primeaux Tanya Reynolds Jessica Roberts Brent Sanders Monique Sanner Mike Schexmder Timmy Seay Jason Sheppard Jerome Simon John Suchanek Denise Thomas Ricky Thomas Dave Trahan Wattie Van Slyke Travis Welch Lamta Wright 26 Standing: Dawn, Kyla. Missy. Michelle. Tracy. Angie. Jay Allen. Mary. Kelly. Jacky. Chris. Coy Top Row: Delia. Dana. Sheri, Janetta. Anita, Angie, Herbie. Paul. Rhonda. Kim. Monte , Laura. FBLA — PBL CREED I believe free education is the right of every individual. I believe the future depends upon mutual understanding and cooperation of business, industry, labor, the home, the church, the school, and by the peoples of our own and other lands. I agree to do my utmost to bring about better understanding and cooperation on the part of all these groups. I believe every individual should prepare for a useful occupation, and should carry on that occupation in a manner that will bring the greatest good to the greatest number. I believe every individual should be actively interested in better social, political, community, and family life. I believe every individual has the right to earn a living at a useful occupation and that this right should not be denied because of race, color, creed, or sex. I believe every individual should take responsibility for carrying out assigned tasks in a manner that will reflect credit to oneself, one's Mrs Baker associates, school, and community. I believe I have the responsibility to work efficiently and to think clearly, and I promise myself to use my abilities to make the world a better place for everyone. 28 OFFICERS — Rhonda, Anita. Michelle. Kim, Roy, Patricia. Patrick, Shay. FHA Tracy. Kattie. Montez. Angie. Mary Beth. Anita. Pam. Beth. Michele. Dana. Tammy. Angie. Monica. Angie. Charlotte. Jacky, Kristi. Mary. Brenda. Lashonda. Michelle. Laura. Patricia. Rhonda. Arlene, Kelly. Marty. Bonnie. Alysia. Jackie. Becky. Krystal, Trina. Regina. Mrs. Parker FHA CREED We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything. That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. OFFICERS — Missy. Michele. Shay. Anita. Kim. Dawn. Theresa. Delia. 29 FFA Standing: Paul, Damon, Patrick. Patrick. George. Dwayne. Dana. Tim, Theresa. Bobby. Stevie. Shawn. Mitchell. Alan. Paul. Gerald. David. Binky. Jacky. Herbie. Mark. Randy Kneeling: Mike James. Jay. David, Darren. Keith. Jody OFFICERS — Tim. Paul. Dana. Paul. Mark. FFA CREED I believe in the future of farming, with a faith born not of words but of deeds — achievements won by the present and past generations of agriculturists; in the promise of better days through better ways, even as the better things we now enjoy have come to us from the struggles of former years. I believe that to live and work on a good farm, or to be engaged in other agricultural pursuit, is pleasant as well as challenging; for I know the joys and discomforts of agricultural life and hold an inborn fondness for those associations which, even in hours of discouragement, I cannot deny. I believe in leadership from ourselves and respect from others. I believe in my own ability to work efficiently and think clearly, with such knowledge and skills as I can secure, and in the ability of pro- gressive agriculturists to serve our own and the public interest in producing and marketing the pro- duct of our toil. I believe in less dependence on begging and more power in bargaining; in the life abundant and enough honest wealth to help make it so — for others as well as myself; in less need for charity and more of it when needed; in being happy myself and playing square with those whose happiness depends upon me. I believe that rural America can and will hold true to the best traditions of our national life and 30 that I can exert an influence in my home and community which will stand solid for my part in that in- spiring task. kODhO CLUB Herbie D . Tim L . Hokey E Mitchell J.. Keith D . Gerald M.. Stevie R . Wilson E.. Mark T . James A., Paul D . Damon D.. Mike D . Paul C.. Garon S.. Patrick W . Randy L. Jay S.. Marty B.. Krystal L.. Bren- da E.. Sheri M . Dana B.. Shawn L.. Jacky G.. Theresa J.. Kelly W.. Missy A.. Len T.. Chad T.. Chris R . Wayne H.. Darren S.. Charlie S.. Layne H.. Richie E. Mr. Steve Racca 31 32 Mrs Delcambre LIBRARY CLUB Rhonda. Brenda. Jacky. Kelly. Carol. Shawn. Medina. Jay. Missy. Anita. Tracy. Delia. Tammy Mr Sheffield STUDENT COUNCIL CHEERLEADERS Kim LeBlanc Dana Toups YEARBOOK Kelly. Anita. Rhonda. Theresa. Anita. Sheri. Stacie. Kim Michelle. Delia. Dana. Kim. Tracey. Deborah. Dawn. Roy. Angie Sponsor Miss Kaufman Editor: Stacie The Yearbooks Flying Five! Photographer Roy I'm never going to finish these pages SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL YEARBOOK STAFF! «as You're on Candid Camera! Wake me up when it s over We re waiting Close-up really works! Why me? Our future editor “Miss Yearbook'' That's what I think. 37 Manager — Daniel East Bobby Stansel Jody Frey David Richmond Jeff Brossette Paul Soriez Dickie McNabb Mark Trahan 38 82-83 VARSITY STARTERS Alissa Sheri Theresa 35 A Missy 40 Tiffany Kyla Michelle Krystal Marty Monise Dee Dee Hackberry District Basketball Scoreboard 42 1 ELEM. BOYS BASKETBALL Orm Strahan. Joey Gray. Corey Billedeaux Steven Spears. Joe Welch. Marvin Simon. Johnny LaFleur. Richard Abshire. Kevin Johnson. Layne Kyle Damon Broussard. Wesley Vaughan. Ronald Thomas. Anthony Woolridge. Damon Delcambre. Micheal Devall. Lonnie Little. Charlie Seay. Stevie Jinks Damon Sonnier. Ricky Arnold. Ronnie Kershaw. David Savoie. Sheldon Frey. Ralph Roe Alfred Devall. Ricky Silver. Micheal Guillory. Jared Jinks. Tracy Fodrie. Brandon Devall. Chance LaBove Stuart Goodrich. Clint Hewitt. Thad Little. Wesley Vaughan. Lon- nie Little. Tim Constance. Corey Billedeaux. Stevie Jinks. Orin Strahan. Daniel East. Charlie Seay. Micheal Devall. Damon Delcambre. Kenny Kyle. Joey Gray. Lancey Buford 43 ELEM. GIRLS BASKETBALL ■ CHARO Misty Courmier, Sherry Kibodeaux. Tiffany Seay. Chris- ty Trahan. Frankie Brown. Danna Haley. Beverly East. T. K. Vincent. Tanya Toups DOMINGUE SHELL Tila Kyle. Tara Sanders. Emily Spears. Amy Arnold. Dawn Dommgue. Michelle Hantz. Thomasena Goodrich BROWN S GROCERY Theresa Simon. Teresa LaBauve. Shyla Ellender. Tara Roe. Chasitie Mitchell. Marcie Duhon Not Pictured Deanna Andres 44 Coach Broussard. Randy LeBlanc. David Richmond. Bobby Stansel. Jody Frey. George Landry. Jay Savoie. David Spicer. Michael Dennis. Chris Hebert. Stuart Goodrich. Charlie Seay. Lancey Buford. Mitchell Toups. Gerald Miller. Coach Murphy 1982-83 BASEBALL TEAM SENIORS Randy LeBlanc. Bobby Stansel. Gerald Miller Coach Johnson. Dana Toups. Medina Hardin. Lori Mejia. Kim Stout. Denise Turner. Tracy Seay. Angie Barfield. Kyla Sellars. Theresa Jinks, Missy Abshire. Delia Debarge. Michelle LaBove. Stacie Broussard 1982-83 SOFTBALL TEAM SENIORS Kim Stout. Medina Hardin. Stacie Broussard 1982-83 BOYS TRACK Bmky Bufford. Bobby Stansel. Hokey East. Patrick Walther. Mickey Dommgue. Darrel Guidry. Damon Delcambre. Dickie McNabb. Corey Billedeaux. Lancey Bufford. David Richmond. Daniel East. Jay Savoie. Carl Portie. Andre Delcambre. Chris Hebert. Bran- don Kopp 1982-83 GIRLS TRACK Coach Murphy. Denise Turner. Michelle Ducote. Theresa Jinks. Kim Stout. Kathy Rich- mond. Monise Seay. Cherelle Duhon. Angie Barfield. Marty Boudreaux. Kyla Sellers. Michelle LaBove. Stephanie Kopp. Medina Hardin. Mary Beth Sanders. Dawn Shiver. Bren- da East WRESTLING BOYS IN IOWA Odd Ball Oh, my feet are killing me! I always knew they were monkeys. JESSE JAMES NOME X-UA JIW JAMfS WtS HOT AH© AH if ft 'M S MOUSt OH APOlC 3 IMJ T«l MOlftt Turn WOOtU IM LAfAYfTTC WWT10A1 Mlu. •'Vt . • «. PATH MOW It g UC A a ‘The Outlaws’’ Gabe Lalande Patrick Walther Jay Allen Savoie Patrick Broussard James Abshire 49 WRESTLING 82-83 1982-83 Highschool Wrestlers Placeholders of 82-83. Mitchell Toups Coy Shiver Jay Savoie Stevie Racca Wilson East Pat Broussard Pat Walther George Landry 50 James Alleman Lloyd Broussard Mitchell Toups — 5th Bossier, 7th State Coy Shiver — 1st Acadiana. 6th Belaire. 6th State Jay Savoie — 2nd Bossier. 4th Belaire. 3rd State Stevie Racca — 2nd Acadiana. 5th State Pat Walther — 5th Acadiana. 6th Bossier Pat Broussard — 2nd Acadiana George Landry — 4th Bossier Miss H H S.. Kim Stout, is receiving her banner from Shay Simon. 52 Mr. H.H.S.. Bobby Stansel. � s receiving his banner from She Morgan. MR. AND MISS H.H.S. K • i m S t 0 u t MR. AND MISS H.H.S. AND COURT 53 MR. AND MISS PERSONALITY Kim Stout PRETTY HANDSOME Kyla Sellars Jeff Brossette - ' — MOST POPULAR Kim Stout Bobby Stansel POPULAR Missy Abshire Jody Frey BEST DRESSED RH vJo fSross Ue nrver ; shes MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED |?!r Anita Mire SENIOR CLASS FAVORITE SOPHOMORE w CLASS m FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITE Missy Abshire Damon Delcombre Eleventh Grade President — Shay Simon Vice President — Sheri Morgan Secretary — Michelle Ducote Treasurer — Alissa Buford Reporter — Missy Turner Twelfth Grade President — Bobby Stansel Vice President — Kim Stout Secretary — Deborah LaBauve Treasurer — Anita Mire Reporter — Medina Hardin 63 64 cAL-CAM FAIR CAMERON FUR FESTIVAL Medina Hardin Dawn Shiver Anita Mire 65 First Runner-Up Second Runner-Up t Third Runner-Up rwi X X AUNTED HOUSE Were going C R AZ Y. RIP The devil got us! 66 The maneaters. A vVS Kim is being crowned by the 1982 Homecoming Queen. Bitsy. HOMECOMING QUEEN Kim Stout Kim Stout. Senior Maid, daughter of Mrs. Macel Stout, is being escorted by her brother. Jerry Stout. SENIOR MAIDS Medina Hardin, daughter of Mrs. Deltra Hardin and Mr Bobby Hardin, is be.ng escorted by her father Angie Mejia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Donald Mejia, is being escorted by her cousin. Charles Colligian Sheri Morgan, daughter of Mr Dewe, Morgan and Mrs. Twiley Broussard , being escorted by her stepfather SOPHOMORE MAID Rhonda Johnson, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Johnny Johnson, is being escorted by her father FRESHMAN MAID Charlene Swire, daughter of Mr Burt Swire, is being escorted by her father. CHRISTMAS TIME Singing songs of joy 71 And it's all mine! FBLA Awards Banquet Roy Trahan Hardest Worker Roy and Tracy Top Fund Raisers Runners-up Mr. and Miss FBLA FBLA Week Participants STATE CONFERENCE 1983-84 Officers Crowning of Miss FBLA Mr. and Miss FBLA Anita Mire Patrick Walther FHA ACTIVITIES 2nd place Program Cover Contest Shay Simon National Candidate District Ushers for Lunch Shay and Mrs Parker at State Mike the Tiger Beaus and Sweetheart Junior Degree Recipients Miss FHA — Anita — and Runners-up FHA MAKES THE NEWS 75 LITERARY RALLY PARTICIPANTS Kim LeBlanc — Shorthand 1st District Shay Simon — Civics 3rd District Michelle Ducote — General Business 2nd District Roy Trahan — English II Anita Walther — Biology 3rd District Tracy Seay — Typing I Herbie Dykeman — General Science Stacie Broussard — American History Anita Mire — Spelling 4th District Kristi Shiver — Home Economics I Janetta Lyons — Physics 3rd District Marie McMahon — Geometry Patricia Simon — Bookkeeping I 3rd District Missy Turner — Home Economics II Darren Savoie — Vocational Agriculture 3rd District Jody Frey — Vocational Agriculture III Stevie Racca — Vocational Agriculture IV 76 JUNIOR AND SENIOR I can’t believe she’s smiling Kim receives her Miss HHS banner from Shay. What an awesome looking group Hired Help! It must be love! Dancing the night away. Bobby receives his Mr HHS banner from Sheri Dickie McNabb Outstanding J.V. Marty Boudreaux Sportsmanship Missy Abshire Most Valuable Softball Player Jodv Frey Outstanding Offensive Award All-District Baseball Coaches Baseball Award Outstanding Boy Athlete Kyla Sellers Julie Trahan Memorial Award M f I Paul Soirez Sportsmanship Trophy ATHLETIC Krystal LaBove Outstanding J.V. Delia Debarge Most Improved Player Kim Stout Coaches Softball Award Cheerleader Theresa Jinks Most Valuable Basketball Player Coaches Track Award David Richmond Most Improved Basketball Player Dana Toups Most Improved Softball Player Cheerleader BANQUET Mark Trahan Outstanding Defensive Mickey Domingue Outstanding Boy s Track Brenda East Charlie Lanoux Managers Awards Stacie Broussard Scholastic Athlete Award Coy Shiver Wrestling Medal George Landry Coaches Wrestling Award Medina Hardin Outstanding Girl’s Track — Outstanding Girl Athlete Gerald Miller All-District Baseball — Most Valuable Baseball Player Bobby Stansel All-Around Basketball Player Daniel East Managers Award Stevie Racca Most Improved Wrestler — Scholastic Athlete Award Jay Savoie 3rd Place Wrestling Outstanding Wrestler All-District Baseball Most Improved Baseball Player 1982-83 FFA AGGIE DAY It’s a Pickle Smile, everybody’s looking Hey pig!!! 1 � 1 • 1® Look mom I did it!! What does this say? RODEO ACTION AT ITS BEST What happened Damon? Hang on Weese! Is this the correct way to ride. Tim? Hurry it up Jackie! I think he is going to lose his hat Get it on the ground Scott Roy Trahan Student of the Year Dependabili- ty Award Yearbook Award Charlie Lanoux Cooperation Award Toni Nolan Outstanding Teacher Award AWARDS DAY Leon Lanoux Flag Service Stacie Broussard Dawn Shiver Kim Stout Outstanding Home Ec Student Banner Roll Yearbook Award Jenelle Watts Molly Aucoin Elementary Basketball Hard Luck Teacher Award Hard Luck Teacher Award 83 Banner Roll Perfect Attendance Elementary Basketball Honor Roll 84 Elementary Basketball Elementary Basketball GRADUATION Bobby Stansel Master of Ceremonies Best All-Around Boy Sportsmanship Stacie Broussard Valedictorian American History Award Paul Doucet Valedictorian Patriotism Award Achievement Pam Frey Deville Mark Trahan Kim Stout Salutatorian Student of the Year Best All-Around Girl School Spirit AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS Anita Mire Activities Award Citizenship Award Katie Soirez Fire Dept. Award Girls P E Award THRIFTY WAY PHARMACY 775-5263 Cameron, La. Mike and Jackie DeLaunay DISCOUNT FOOD CENTER Cameron 775-5193 Printing • Office Supplies • Rubber Stamps WEST CALCASIEU PRINTERS Anything From a Calling Card to a Book Phone 527-7780 315 S. Huntington H. G. Cranford Sulphur, La. Compliments of CURRIE’S FEED it SEED FERTILIZERS Lake Charles, La. I 1 and Sulphur • Industrial • Commercial .fury--. • Line Construction k Radio Dispatched Trucks 433-3625 3111 Ryan St. P.O. Box 1567 SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. r-w r ipTTi COtZM JI FISHERMAN'S HEADQUARTERS Carlyss, La. Phone No. 583 2531 CRAIN BROTHERS, INC. OILFIELD SERVICE CRAIN BR0S' c General Oilfield and Pipeline Contractors 24 Hour Service Phone: 538-2411 Grand Chenier, Louisiana Area Code 318 P.O. Box 118 John P. Crain President Dock Facilities Pipe Lines Drag Lines Tug and Crew Boats Office Rentals Storage Welding Marsh Buggies 90 CURRIES INC. Best Wishes Always Hackberry, LA 70645 Compliments of ROGERS GROCERY P.O. Box 227 Cameron, La. 70631 Phone 775-5348 erice i of Sulphur! Your Levis and Wrangler Headquarters “Where Fashion Fits the Action” Compliments of SULPHUR FLORIST Bruce and Charlee Alexander Phone No.: S27-S252 423 Cypree Sulphur. LA GULF MOTEL P.O. Box 94 Cameron, La. 70631 J.C. and Arnold Murphy 775-2880 Owners — Phone — EAST SEAFOOD MARKET Crab, Shrimp, Ice, Oysters, Bait Highway 27, Next to Hackberry Bridge D. J. Lucy East Bus. 318 762-3952 Compliments of DEBORAH LaBAUVE, KIM LeBLANC, DANA BROUSSARD, MICHELL DUCOTE, and DAWN SHIVER “Go Mustangs!” Compliments of Compliments of DYSON LUMBER COMPANY SONO SAVOIE SHERIFF “Quality at a Reasonable Price” COOPER S FINE JEWELRY, INC. 1600 Ruth Street Kenwood Shopping Center Sulphur, Louisiana 70663 Phone 528-3991 Don Pitre Lonnie Cooper Joy Pitre PUMPELLY TIRE OF SULPHUR Brakes Shocks Alignment Air Cond. Computer Bal. Flats Fixed B.F. Goodrich Michelin Empco Grand Prix Gumbo Mudders Custom Wheels 1500 S. Ruth Sulphur, La. 527-6355 Compliments of ROLAND U.PRIMEAUX FAMILY MR. 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Box 70 Hackberry, LA “Go Mustangs’' 106 JZsIayJ Moicl G Ti)) 2 OPEV 1 DAI'S 4 WEEK 10 30 +i| oo pHo ve - iu.w, mPli aphts of :Gail, drost z u r. a7 AMCKaEW GO MUSTANGS BvJLBBA,LXNO� ,TOYCE SHANNON CARROLL CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS GOMPLiMeAn-s of G-RAce VJeLcVi, CJk. Uren , and Grand chr L reN Go MUSTAA GS “ conPLiMEins op vSeo. 3 Gr'oc.erLj THE country 9 to Re wxth mo« ! WACK6EKRV, LOJiSxA OA ___________1L 31-3V45________ SHeiLER. LXA COLA ME CUlRV LTD ’GoAlustanj: Drive aw«Ly vj.-Ha CX_ 1 L-o v j ref u lofiow 5 Seniors of 3 Compliments of AHoYC 'SchcXTuder' Good Luck Hlus+ang S 11 Seniors of 83 Go ITVA us+Rn s CHAW I IOC. tUiVtWcy A 70(e4b TRAKSjlfOCr - BAC-KUoE • DblE lOOfcK To? sbU. ClAY • SAiOD C.Vwrl« Sea � 74.A-3551 A)i«G+ ( 6J« ?K«V As I ac anSoocr CeJl 7frl-$ Y 108 BETTY’S FLOWER SHOP P.O. Box 806 Sulphur, La. 70663 1301 E. Napoleon flotorrst Phone 527-6381 If No Answer 625-4854 DeROSE FLOWER SHOP The Trahan Clan 3508 Maplewood Drive Sulphur, LA 70663 Phone 625-8220 John DeRose (Owner) Little Miss Hackberry Elementary Baseball Class Prophecy of 1983 We, the junior class of 1983, have taken a long, long look into the future and we see . . . TIM LITTLE finally joining his mother in Holly Beach royalty. Congratulations, Prince Buck. We see MITCHELL BODIE JINKS finally being able to walk down the hall without losing his cap to one of his idols. We see BOBBY STANSEL in the new wave commercial for purple corn and orange bean sprouts with the new Jolly Green Giant motto. Awesome, totally Awesome! We see PATRICK WALTHER working with test tubes in the science lab trying to develop an indestructi- ble brand of waffles. We see PAUL DOUCET finally doing some real dunkin' at Dunkin' Donuts. We see KIM STOUT taking over Cocoa's part in Fame. Please don't dent your nose. Kim. We see DAWN early morning SHIVER taking care of little tadpoles while the frog is away counting his pins. We see PATRICIA SIMON heading to Eastpoint, Florida to meet her true love. We see DEBORAH LABAUVE owning the first Merle Norman boutique in Hackberry. We see MICHELLE SHORTY WRIGHT ah! we finally see Michelle. We see KATIE SORIEZ finally owning her own Dairy Company — Katie, how'd you do it! We see EVELYN POOLE in the fur house stretching with Frank. We see ANGIE MEJIA becoming associate manager of Brown's Grocery. We see DUANE MILTON KERSHAW officiating the finals of the NCAA Wrestling Championships. We see DONNA WELCH HEBERT finally dying her if only shirt the same color she dyed Paul's hair. We see GERALD MILLER finally being able to bring Kyla home without Warden Rosemarie putting on the flood lights. We see MEDINA HARDIN as a JUGS salesperson coming back to HHS to sell Coach Johnson some JUGS softballs. We see MARK SNAIL TRAHAN graduating from HHS with a fan club finally equal to Bobby's with Shawn as active president. We see STEVIE RACCA moving off to college to live at the Chicken Ranch — mover over Sheriff Earl! We see STACIE BROUSSARD ten years from now — owning and running her own Computer Dating Service. Trying to find the perfect mate for Tim and Scott. We see PAM FREY DEVILLE starring in her own version of Mama's Family and as we tune in, we hear Pam say, Well Tony. We see KORY SCOTT KYLE becoming Larry Mayhan for one day so he can call himself a real cowboy. We see RANDY LeBLANC leaving his body to science for further investigation. We see ANITA MIRE finally being able to see and talk to a person without saying how pretty their shirt is. We see JANETTA LYONS joining the HHS staff and organizing the science department in one clean sweep. We see BINKY BUFORD owning his own woodworking shop specializing in baseball bats for MR BROUSSARD. no Last Will and Testament of the Seniors of 1983 We. the Seniors of 1983. residents of Hackberry, Cameron Parish. Louisiana, being of lawful age and of sound and disposing mind and memory, and under no restraint, do publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Codicils made by us heretofore. I, Angela Mejia, being of sound mind and body, will to Michelle Ducote my terrific tan in hopes that one day she will have a tan year round. I, Scott Kyle, being of little mind and great looking bod. will to Keith Weese Darbonne all my rodeo ability, and the ability to look at a girl without falling in love with her. I, Janetta Lyons, will to Marie McMahan her very own phone so when she wants to call Byron (which is every five minutes) she will not have to go to her friend's house. I, Medina Hardin, being of great charm and looks, will to David Crab'' Spicer my great artistic ability so he can walk around without that daaa'' look on his face. I, Tim Little, being of sound mind, good heart, and fine body, will to Missy Tuner a marriage license having Jody’s name as the groom and Kevin as the witness. I, Stacie Broussard, being of sound mind and little body, will to Sheri Morgan a lifetime membership in the Stevie Trahan Fan Club which includes the fringe benefits of having him as a date each weekend. I, Deborah Blackbird” LaBauve. pass on to Dana Birdlegs Broussard my lifetime membership in the Merle Nor- man Cosmetic Club I. Patricia Simon, will to Marie McMahan an unbreakable tank so she can make it to state next year, even though her sister steps in it. I. Michelle Wright, being of small brain and witty personality, will to Shay D. Simon the ability to sit through a movie without going to the bathroom every five minutes I, Binky High-O Buford, will to Keith Weese” Darbonne another five year membership card to Hackberry High School. If membership card expires before you graduate I then will to you a certified document stating that official graduation will be granted upon your 65th birthday. I. Stringbean” Doucet, being of long legs and lanky body, will to Shay Simon the ability to walk down the hall without bruising her hips. I, Kim Stout, being of big mouth and great cheering ability, will to Sheri Morgan my role as Head Cheerleader for the coming year. I. Bobby Jolly Green Giant” Stansel. being of short mind and tall body will to David Crab Spicer my jumping ability so that he can stuff the ball down Johnson Bayou's throat. I, Michelle Wright, being of sound mind and short body will to Dana Cranelegs Broussard some knee pads in order that she can be at my level. I. Stacie Broussard, being of swift hand and speedy mouth, will to Alissa Buford my outstanding shorthand abilities so that she will be able to take dictation from a record instead of doing her homework. I. Katie Cow Soirez. being of sound mind and body hereby will to Paul Rooster Soirez a scholarship to be a bag boy at Brown’s without being fired. I. Snake Trahan, being of brilliant mind and great body, will to Jody Frey a bicycle built for two in hopes that he will be able to pick up Rooster and pump him to basketball practice. I, Randy LeBlanc, being of sound mind, will Jeff Brossette my intelligent brain and brown nose ability in order to pass Biology in the next four years. I. Patrick Walther. being of sound mind and stocky body, will to Jay Allen Frog Savoie my great strength, Lightn- ing speed, and the ability to do the “Waffalo Role” on his best friend. Gabe. so he can beat him and anyone else under his weight class. I, Gerald Miller, will to David Crab Spicer the ability to keep his mouth shut so that he will have enough oxygen so that he doesn't have to crawl to 3rd base. I. Evelyn Poole, being of brilliant mind and outstanding personality will to Albert Martin my outgoing personality in hopes that one day he will put it to use. I. Dawn Shiver, being of Cool Temper and Great Personality, will to Jeff Brossette my outstanding ability to stay out of trouble. I, Mitchell Jinks, being of great mind, great body, and distinctive speech, will to Keith Weese Darbonne the abili- ty to talk clearly where people can understand all that you say I, Pamela Deville, being of brilliant mind and able body, will to Jody T-Frog Frey my brains so you can breeze through your Senior year without the help of my old notebooks. I, Steve Racca Jr., being of unsound mind and uncombed hair, will to Jay Allen Frog Savoie my very own pocket mirror so he does not have to walk up to the front of the bus every five minutes to comb his hair. I. Duane Turkey Kershaw, being of cocky mind and macho body, will to Jay Allen Frog Savoie my great Turk image and name to pick up girls any time he wants to. I. Paul Doucet. will to Jody Cuz Frey my famous traditional letters of J.R I. Donna Hebert, being of great mind and little body leave to Beth Bailey the traditional washrags. We. Janetta and Patricia, having always done our homework and paid attention in class, will to Marie McMahan the ability to talk all hour in Physics and still know what is going on. I. Anita Mire, being of careless mind and twiggy body, will to Shay Somon her own tow truck and three dozen eggs so that next Halloween she will be better prepared. In witness whereof, we hereunto set our hand at Hackberry, Louisiana, this 8th day of April. 1983. in SENIORS OF 1983 rH On QO CN i GO CT UIwwKhJwCQw 112 Other Charlie Awesome Broussard Miss Mustang Just clownm around 114 Teach you to touch me again Weird Appetite All right Ms. Kaufman, you've had your fun. Is that Butterworth? Weese ’ Which arms are mine? Yessa Massa la Bea Good Shoulda' Used Head Shoulders Time-lapse photography CANDID CAMERA Preview of Haunted House And just where is your project? The Three Stooges You dirty dog you Barf out! You call that food ? Yes. it’s me again. Richard! What did I do? Help me make it through the day. Cheesecake Mm. Mm. Good With this garter thee So this is our understanding principal! It’s this darn economy. Teacher-Student Rela- tionship Merry Christmas 115 SAPE' — SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION THROUGH EDUCATION The SAPE' Program, as authorized by Act 546 of the 1979 State Legislature, requires that every public school system in Louisiana implement a K-12 plan that will substantially alleviate the harmful effects of mood-altering chemicals on our school age population The SAPE' Team's main function is to identify students who appear to be harmfully involved and refer them (or their parents) to the substance abuse professionals for diagnosis and treatment. In addi- tion, the SAPE' Team is trained to inservice faculty and staff, set up and facilitate the support groups for students, conduct a parent education program, and develop a unit on the effects of mood- altering chemicals for all students in their school, basically geared toward awareness. The key word to remember is awareness. SAPE' TEAM Pam LaFleur Francis Vincent Lorene Tanner Robert Henry Lloyd Broussard Beverly Goodrich Steve Racca Austin LaBove Anita Jo Trahan MEMORIAL TO MR. WELCH THE TWENTY-THIRD PSALM The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he loadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord for I have enjoyed working on the Mustang Yearbook Staff for four years. It has been a challenging and rewarding experience I will never forget. The Mustang Staff and sponsor have worked really hard to put this yearbook together for precious memories we hope you will treasure in the years to come. As the school year comes to a close, this yearbook will hold a record of the wonderful times shared at Hackberry High. I would like to thank the staff for their help in putting this yearbook together. Also, I would like to give special thanks to Miss Kaufman for her time and support. I hope you enjoy this yearbook as much as I have enjoyed putting it together. 118 Editor Stacie Broussard