Holy Savior Menard Central High School - Talon Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 254 of the 1969 volume:

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We students at Menard are always aware of this gift of happiness which he lirings to us every day. In hehalf of the students at Menard. the Talon staff dedicates this 1969 edition to Father Hugh Biggar as our gift to hint. I' WA if , rf ,f.. ,.,:e ff-if Q - gy Y f 1ntl1v1'I!iggu1' iwinf thi' fans iI11'ill'Q'YiIlQl thv Pfiwlcs In siclurx, Stucfvnts who xisit him in hib office find hiin Ciwcr to 4 r . 1: help with prolm i Z , N? iff- f V' -24445 H V 1 , , F' f iff' ,sf Father Biggur adjusts the 4-quipnn-n14 uhih- thi- hand play for the taping of 'Sounds of Mennrdf, N,-r u 1 'Z ' 'Ziff 'lk' , 1 1 1 FACULTY ,xx Afvv '- Illll ifd 'A 'M--.. 1 I r FATHER HUGH J. BICCAR, Principal ISA., Ponlifiml Coll:-ge Josephinum MA., University of Notre Dame SISTER MARTHA ANNE HUNTER. C.D.P., Associate l'rIl1z'ipaI BA., Our Lady of ihe Lake College MS.. Our Lufly uf lllc Lukc Cullvga- 'K The ass DRILL 1 MSL! istant principal takes time out from making the mpg: Sounds of Menard. Nw W' vm iq Pr B1 'll' dl4CL1QQL'r R - I 'MTM-f thx- bus routes with one of the Ixus VEKX REV. XISCZH. .IUHN W.-XKENIAN 4ll'iWfF- US.. Rink lhiwliity . rx.. ,. NI..'X..I'I1iXv1'-ih of X4 yfivs f mln: lkuuv MR. HILLMAN LEVIE B.A., Northeast State College M.lVl.E., Northeast State College Band Director MR. JERRY LAVESPEARE BS., Northwestern State College M.A., Northwestern State College Geometry ,Basketball and Baseball Coach 5 ...MN L...-C, MRS. RETHA HENDERSON B.S., Mississippi Southern College Home Ec. II, P.E., Guidance Counselor Sr. Cecile Clare directs a junior class meeting. fl f Sr. Bernice and Sr ,Martha Anne await a basket- ball game victory. fix SISTER CECILE CLARE VANDERLICK B.S., Our Lady of the Lake College M.E., Our Lady of the Lake College Algebra I, Chemistry, Press Club I I M. MR. GLENN DISTEFANO B.S., Northwestern State College Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry I3 Candy Poche and Mary Ann Scalfano Sister Margaret Mary. W 33,67 . ,,,,.,1.L . W1 1-li' wr Sister Margaret Mary leads a c I ii I4 ask for the helpful hints of 'Z 3 MR. ROBERT DISTEFANO BA., Northwestern Slate College . . English I, lll lass discussion. xg'- ltis Howdy Dondy time in Mr. Distefancfs room. 5 , Lg 3 556 V I , X 1 1 mf ff' Li In 1 1111 1 we ,my 541 111 A F 1 X1-5. M1111 i4 it? Are- you Sure- WVFH CHUM W WNW, Q vii SISTER ANN PETRUS, C,IJ.P. 1, 711 III.. .K 1 1, Xlg1l1r1 SISTFR NIxRf,XRE,1,xIxRY B XRKFR I, D P UA.. OurL11cIy1+f1l11'Lz1kc College . , J lg . Q 3 . , A. . . , -U- L , L II 11 Q fllll L 1.11 1,1 1111 L11 1.11111-1. 'M M W I tl 1.,.. ' 1 I ' L' 'v ,A llu111e' E1-1n11111ic-5 f. ll. Rvligiu Ill REVEREND PAUL SMITH B.S,. Loyola University M.S., University of Scranton English Ill. Religion lll, Religion IV Patti Powell receives an admit slip upon arrival at school REVEREND ANTONIO VILLAVERDE B.A., Springhill College Dean of Discipline, Latin l, II Spanish I, II, Religion I David Kaufman, Steve Verzwyvelt, and Scottie Riche demon- strate the kiss of peace in front of Father Smith's third period senior religion class. fram Father Villaverde. REVEREND JULIUS WALLIS Lhnern in H1 tory Rellgion II Q l 5.-5 ,Q BA., Springhill College -19 'av 6 l , . f ' KQQTVA ..b' U . 3' lf fl 5 ff , ,4 is , , ,Q a'.' X ,.., , L .M ry .A - V i L X' I ha. nl fir I 1 r ro Father Walle explains the English territorial boundaries to SISTER NORBERTA HONZA, C.D.P., Librarian his American History class. BA., Our Lady of the Lake College M.Ed., Our Lady of the Lake College is W by l , ,,,,, A typical English lll class under the direction of Sr. Ann Adele. SISTER ROSALIE ANN KARSTEDT, C.D.P 6M iY75' 1195 E' B.A., Our Lady of the Lake College Religion Il, lll, IV, Sodality Tardy tunes in! SISTER ANN ADELE UNSCHIED, C.D.P. B.A., Our Lady of the Lake College English Ill, Religion ll, French I, Journalism, Business Club and Newspaper 'aww MRS. MARY ADELE TARDY SISTER MARY SHEILA STRAUSS, C.D.P. Sorbonne-Paris, France BA., Our Lady of the Lake College French l. II, French Club Advanced Biology, Biology I Honor Society MZ.-4- '-1' We've got him figured out! 3 Q ,, , LL., 1 ,, L2,.,, 4. - REVEREND RICHARD FALE Leyton School of Art Art I, II MR. .IOHNEY JEANS MR. WILLIAM HORN B.S., La. College BS., Louisiana College Bus. Math, P.E. Contemporary History, American Football, Track History, Football Coach 20 The finishing touch! MR. DON BONIOL BS., Cand., Northeast State College Civics, Physical Education Baseball and Basketball Coach 'wt ff ffwf, MRS. LILLIAN METOYER BS., Grambling College Typing, Shorthand, Clerical Office Practice, Business Club 1 1 ,. - MRS. EMMA RAE O'NEAL ISS., Louisiana Collegv Choral Directorg Eagll-Iles .M-ff MRS. BETTH Mar-XIICKENS B.A.. Louisiana College- P.E.g Sports Clulm Q' 1 MISS KATHLEEN RANDALL BA., Ilniwrsily of Dallas Civics, English II, IV 'N . ig vw. MRS. SHIRLEY CORLEY B.A., Louisiana College Biology, Physical Sc-in-ncc Future Nurses Club fi MR. MARVIN THIELS B.A., Louisiana College Business Math, Data Processing, Bookkeeping, Typing l, Business Clulu, F.B.L.A. REVEREND ROGER MCMULLEN BA., SI. .l0llI1l5 Somiiiury Cuidanm- Counss-lor MR. ROBERT RAXSDALE Coach Horn pri-paras for track relays. B.S., McNeese State College Civics, Baseball and Football Coach if 1 Offue lndm work dxh ently on mornmg absentee lists. fy., Ny MRS. LXNN NIIRANIJA Bookkm-Gpcr ull duck out md 0 tn Valnntinef' 23 Q,--slr Mrs. Johanna Way cleans up after the messy student eaters. Every school day alt Menard several people are on hand to maintain the jobs that are to be done. These are the cafeteria workers and Maintenance helpers of the school. The cafeteria ladies are at school bright and early each morning to prepare a dinner for hundreds of students at one meal. The men try to keep up with our demands for a new door knob here, and a new projector there, litter dropped on the floor here, and the cutting of the grass in the late afternoons. and Gary Dunn. Mrs. Catherine Badon prepares the meat patties for the skillet. The daily crew at the lunchline is Eugene Sveheck, Ramona Dean, Felix Dean, John Dunn, Alfred Bordelon .wx -1 ' 331 I Q v--...........b----.......... -.......1s----..........., MR. DAVID METOYER Custodian MR. HENRY PARR' ' ' V, W Q 'ii:f.i 4',wi Jai GREG PARR Student Assistant NIR. DOUG SCOTT-fGroundskeeper 25 Highlighfs o0 Seplember is . . . Knowing you will have io face ihe same bus every day . . . being iniiialed by your mighly Senior . . . having your favoriie leacher sign your yearbook . . . preiending io be sure of yourself when you're noi . . . finding oul where lhe food is . . . becoming a pari of ihe spirii a+ Menard . . . having a sii-in ai your own pep rally. i am W W' 'VG' 'www IW! ll' my a 1 ff WHL 'll Lwfii 553551 ,lf All 1:,5H'?2e ' ,L M H emi - 1 M Ociober is . . Riding in ihe Eagles' parade . . . recording forih Sounds of Men- ard . . . decoraiing gour class floai . . . bewildermeni from wriiing ihe words RC Cola on a 3 x 5 slip of paper. ,Imam November is . . . Noi waniing Io look back. buf wondering Did I make ii? Did I make ii? . . . Rounding up a bundle ai Ihe Wesiern Round- Up . . . Campaigning for your No. I Presideniial candidaie . . . saging. Come on man, give me some more change - I'm Iosing! December is . . . Being lhe eonduclor of ihe bogs' live golden rings choir Receiving a gill well-earned . . . caroling Chrislmas spiril al a hospi+al . . . Wondering il' gour new mini Skirl will lil . . . geHing a gear's worih of delenlions . . . having Sania Claus ar- rive unexpecledlg in his RED sleigh on wheels. 30 ,. 'W' Januarg is . . . Mainiaining a punishmeni work record of Q0 lines per minuie . . . siudging ai ihe Iasi minuie for mid-ierm iesfs . . . knowing how io grin. N or 'L W Februarg is Receiving a valeniine love Flower . . . shaping your own beer mug . . . hogs challenging one anoiher in a game of baskeiball . . . siufling gour Face ai lunch. , g,,. .i , Q V, .34 ,W F 0 l P we -f Via 33 Adding wafer fo your radiaicr for ihe firsi iime in monihs . . . a baskeiball workoui . . . making ii io firsi base . . . winning a firsi place ribbon ai +he science fair. I I I :gggg , Q My ,W April is Prom decoraiions . . . winning ihe presidency . . . being a baseball fan for +he Eagles. . . compeiing for ihe cheerleading eleciions. .sg 23' iam .- 'ggi M 4, g Q UQ ,WW at 'Q sq wg . -C K 'G-visa f 0 , 3 Q g ie if 3 5. -122 Magis... Pesiering lhe leachers for ihe lasl few limes . . . nominaling yourself for irash queen, king, and maids . . . being a peace- loving senior cilizen of Menard . . . Robin Becker reading??? . . . laughing a+ ihe lhoughi ol' leaving . . . meeiing an Eagle Breeze deadline. 4 ff pf 4 Z , if P gf W Q Z P 5, Y 12 ,ff 44' , N? xi' ,V J P M ,, 5, L, ,, ., f -, -J 3, M.: -fi' W 4P f? . fl' 6 1 41 'L 1 5 K U ' .., V S is il AWA lr 1 ACTIVITIES Only the very feminine ladies from every class were qualified to join the powderpuff foot- ball team. The boy varsity players were assigned as the coaches for their team. They started from the very begin- ning with each team, telling them exactly what a touch- down is and how to go about making one. In the end, the juniors were the number one team. Powderpuff Football I've almost got it. Hey. nobody is listening. l l told you howg now do it right. 42 Look at them legs Freshmen Are Forced Into Initiation There is a famous old tradition at Menard of initiating the freshmen into the life of high school. Each senior was assigned a freshman of his very own to do whatever he pleased with him. An entire day was filled with games and jokes that the fresh- men will never forget. You need ix little dab right ln-re. 'Em-N . .JJ- -Q, x f' fa? Huh? Arc you kidding ine? Mac Donald's is our kind of plum: clap. clap 5 . s i' All right. merylnody. smilv! 6 . 4' +V '2' .5 5 it Western Round-U p On Sunday, November 3, the P.T.A. of Menard sponsored the annual Western Round-Up to provide the necessary funds for our music department. Booths of every sort were lined up in the school mall. Various rides and contests were available to the crowd. The Round-Up attracted people of every age and every religion. Through the many efforts of our parents and teachers, we now have beautiful new choir robes and band equipment. Hey, baby, where did you get that face? Sure wish I were Ronnie. HAH clowns presentg raise your right hand. ., Um-m-ln. The probability of the next being HO YOU is . . H0117 I Wi5ll I WCW U11 OSCHF MCYGT WCUWT .X X. ,Q One more number and I've got it. 6 Come on, Buddy, I want a cake! j 'K Cigars, cigarettes, tiparillos? ? ? Is it that funny, Kate? QVFV Pd' 11' 0 of Q l Q 1' 's':: z A C B.iN, os' s'0 I+'s ihe Time for Fashion Hey, is that Tommy or Jack? Don't be scared, Marcia. i i , : ' ' Illv I I ' i f as 1, Q ,,111- K if' y I. Lynn, d0n't snicker when ,,,, youire modeling! M- in 4 l ' 1 All right, you guys, get in step! -5.5.4 ,,f ' M' 4-W-. W, Nm Q 11 5 - Mimi, where did you Give us a shake, get that skirt! Nancy. Qophomores Sock I+ Up COIHC on, Snakc, Eyes! 4 . -im .V ,J E V ff The pa Q. .- O.K ir in the hack are mine. Hey, Buddy, you got I1 date? 4 i 2 s .No 47 If Homecoming '69 l r I Hey! That's toilet paper! ir V-'9 5 , 1 i 5 I The bonfire attracts attention. Seniors work on into the night. 5 - 'M' 4 . V . J T, , A' ' 4 ..,, it -Q M , ST. in 'Lil' be ' 'i' i ' . f I Q 1. I N 1 I , , - A , iii , ta' o Q L z 5 4 wuffeamf' L P P t .. 1 I ' The Freshman Float floats away. Now seeg you do it like this. 48 The Homecoming activities at Menard gave many a feeling of true Eagle spirit. A gigantic bonfire was built the night before our game with Pineville, and all stood to watch and cheer. As a community project, each class made a float and entered it in the parade. Individuals decorated their cars for competition. Activities were ended with a dance honoring the Queen and her court. in-.il Try to set the night on fire. Jackie and her court. Whistle while you work. X t K x A 5 Q ,.... 3 ts L t aw Where is everybody? ? ? . M ' I'd rather do it myself. .MM 5 L The Senior Sovk-It-To-Me girls, Pam Barker and Charlotte eggio. Siudeni Council ssemblies F 5 1 1 i Sister Pearl Caesar tells the student body about the poor and underprivileged children who live in her community. The Tioga Indians and Menard Eagles on a spirit warpath, The brains of the high school College Bowl. 'W ' Y 'fm Km of gross. isn't it? Sponsors All the assemblies opened with the pledge. -nu-nv L ,.....f Rosie and Betsy Randall accompanied the faculty in their long-practiced songs. -..,..,,J , if The professional touch oi Mr. Dupree from the KSYL radio station made the recording a Wonderful success. Sounds of Menard On Bishop Grecois 50th Anniversary, the student body of Menard presented him with a tape recording of the school. All students participated in it to make it meaningful. Eaglettes sang songsg the band played their theme songg Mary Anne Percy narratedg and the crowd at the 10:30 break was on hand to cheer Hit ,Em Hard Menardlv Exhaustion from a hard day's work in the recording room is shown by Mary Anne Percy. 1xxS'-WN' QQAXX. if And u one and il two and L1 three ... It's hilarious how things go at times. The Eaglettes sing one of their numy masterpieces of music. This page sponsored by MR. AND MRS. JOE BELLINO F au.-sl. Enthusiastic students spend a long Saturday writing votes. . C. Cola Contest HR. C. Colaw was a familiar phrase for the two long months we spent collecting bottle caps, writing votes, and counting points. Our work paid off-we won S500 and a dance, and defeated our area rivals in the contesti ,gg f 5 5 5 .wltkvfg ,t fi - f , ff .f ' is We Counted votes each day. as they numbered in thx- millions. The victory hell rings! Presidential Elections Sign right here. Senior. 9' ,22 i ,, - zw' W, 5.3, What do you want In say? Presidential Elections were sponsored by the Honor Society. Speeches were delivered by memhers giving the students an idea of what kind of man they will vote for. A Campaign headquarters was assigned each candidate. and elections were held. Nixon was victorious. You mean they let you vote? ,Jef 3 u want to wit- for Put Paulson? 55 1 'Li ,Mr The band marches in the Christmas Parade. On, Robert! On, Hank! Menard's Christmas Spirit The entire month of December was filled with projects to inspire all the students with that Wonderful Christmas spirit. A parade was held, and a float which held Santa Claus himself was made by the Stu- dent Council. Christmas caroling around the city was another proj- ect. A beautiful tree was deco- rated in the main hall with lots of candy and goodies on it. Final- ly, on our last day of school before Christmas vacation, Santa Claus arrived giving the students the feeling of Menard's being alive with the true Christmas spirit. K5 Quick hide itg she won't notice. A Menard Christmas Tree. We've got to stop meeting like this. ii nf! Is Baby Jesus there yet? -, t. fb -A is we The Choral Club entertains with Christmas music Wait a minute: I'll find it. Aren't you wondering what is in my cup? l Ricky wins second place imitating Donovan. Students AHend Annual Talent Show The annual talent show, sponsored hy the Student Council, was held on March 14, 1969. Acts from every class were entered for competition. The show consisted of dancing, original skits, and singing. Also, an acrobat family came to entertain us for the afternoon. lt proved to be an hour of pleasure and fun alike for everyone pres- ent. ' X ,,....n-- ' How do you like them apples, baby? And she was this big around! 'VDURMQM ,gifs K ROSiv takes first plum- with her laughing sung. Crunch I - I 1 - ,ww Wilut kind of play is thin? I This tullmi lust long, Wg Proud winners of a first place blue ribbon in medicine and health are: Ginger Thiels, Theresa D'Ange1o, Rosalyn Scroggs and Susan Guidroz. ,W ' in Q N. ggi 93 4 ,,.- Mike Miller, the master mathematician and his Dale DHS00 gives the judges his 10118 Pf6PHfCd SPCCCII- state science fair winner. slam EQ mums 5 Kevin Tuups and Paul Aymqnd await the judges for their Authorities 011 hefedifb' in 111311, Julie BOUTE and M-HW 60 turn. MHYCUX- l E Over IOO Entries in Science Fair C An overwhelming number of entries were available in our Science Fair. l There were projects concerning mathe- matical science, chemistry, physics, botany, space exploration, biology, and medicine and health. The projects were judged and ribbons were given to the winners. Explaining their project on the constituents of an aspirin are seniors Rose Ann Guidry and Sheila Moore. x 1 X get X ii be Q W Qgk WYE gi 5 N 4 me X mix it Q. me i l lisa l .lack Damico tells Albert Velotta about the importance of keeping your cool when talking to the judges. gf Scientific research plus imagination plus originality yields a first place winner. j 6I Conference A V Leadership 1 Qu A 1 J If-fo a Mimi Methvin explains to those watching how student involvement at Menard could be improved. In the month of February, the Student Council organized a leadership conference. Guest speakers were asked to come and to talk to the members. After the various talks, discussions were held on classrooms. Then, at the end of the program, reports were given. The conference inspired all with new and exciting ideas. 1 g,s, ,,,,., .,,, , fi 5' K , iw ,ww ,M N V V WA The guest speakers from Redemptorist High School in Baton Rouge. Father MCMl1ll6I1 tells the II16II1b6fS Sophomores figure a solution for the litter problem that faces the stu- the true meaning of the word Lcader- dent body, ship. a . 1 1 . f ' A ff , D t , ' ' 4 ,..-- .X . - , . X ,'.' 21:1 .. - ' . , 1 1 ,X K ' x 4 I , Q ah, . ' I . w r. . vm , , . I 4 . I A r ,f r - 1 1 ' -I-I 'fl Faculig Presenis a Taleni Show Mgkyprlvt J. ps Q ,150 6 8 Coach I.avcspeare's shadows walk across the stage. Mrs. Miranda's service he-ll is rung. H 1 gl ,V X 3, s L V N , Coach Boniol carcsscs his love and presses her hand gently. .Q if A , CUR JL, V THIN The end of the play is near and the curtain closes. 63 New Cheerleaders The V is for Victory, by Karen Keefe. Susan Bize shows the student body her spirit filled jump. v Freshmen girls try their hardest at getting a vote to he a sophomore cheerleader. K Where Eagle-Q Darn eware! ,.,-M ,,., J-M' WW X x Wcezxe Burden doeq her wmnmg cheer Up 5.1 2 9 N S LITTLE 3 I DIANS X .1 The Group Q H i L'Anne Methvin helps Tricia Mertens with last minute primping. MPL-oplc Get Ready Ricky, I'm scandalized Did you ever have to make up your mind? CAST Geoffrey Cazes Janie Pias Bob Gabour Debbie Jones Anthony Tulli George Tullier Ricky Mansour Scott Riche Patricia Nlertens Rodney Ceasar Par Fen You can get by with a little ' help from your friends Not so rough! .2 L'Y0u keep me hangin' on Four Leaders Are Born Ugh! If how to si he is going to he president, I wish he would leam ng. Everybody smile pretty! You are from BEGONIA Land? o have a serious side, believe it or not! 54 2 n , -, H The election of Student Council officers for the next school year is probably the hardest task that everyone shares at the same time. Carefully listening to nomination and acceptance speeches, watching for gimmicks, posters, banners, and most important of all responsibility and leadership qualities are all a part of choosing new officers. Voting was done and our school leaders for the coming school year were born. fice-winning banner for secretary. 'VIy speeches are my campaign W tettmworke-rs, Rodney Mission lmpossihlc Ceasar and Anthony Tulli, hurriedly launch the Vote Patti message to the student body. --X In exactly 5 seconds this gym will self-explode. 69 Lynn Lalande and Suzie Chicola put up an of- .1 l l l 5 nl The Junior-Senior Prom Marty, you'11 never make it in modeling school. KXK Wlgiilag K Hey, turn it up . . . I canlt hear itll IPP Will you please play it right. gil ' . , :M llut, Mimi, I thought Briun?? I 1 N eg e you had a date wi Ginger, is that part of your gown? 1 S 5 S 5 C Through the efforts of the energetic Juniors, the Seniors are now Gone With The Wind. The 6'War Babiesl' made noise on stage while everyone grooved out on the floor of elegantly decorated Convention Hall. How can I take u group pil-ture of Yu'll if you won't stand still? 5 Ani I doing it right? H, ,... ,.,........2... Y JC 1 72 iii Avvxx Qpoms s 1 1,4 .f k A 1 'wr we 1 zfz'zf1w4 iz' . . 8 -V ., ,. dmv' 2 1 1' f M 1 QS X 5 , ? Q, ,,.h', , . 97 'iw vgzk w 'H ' 1 f- 4 ' V .G Q Q Q5 . , ,. N .I Q fab' 'Div - x o MF L ff if ff be I ' 1 , ,4 ., ' H aff t Nik ak ' -x Mr X f ' , 1 1 i . 5 i 1 5 ' , mfg! , - :lf A . -4-I wg, x f 5,3 ihe eesville Wapmus Cats! r , 1,-Q5 W, 7 I f. The big buss man! This Is Eagle Land Where Qpirii GROW9 Each gzuuc began with 21 prayer for safety and good Sportsman- WMC got Sp ship. Y 'LChurgc. 76 Even though the Eagles had a very tough season, the spirit of the Menard student body never failed the hard-working team. Attendance at the games did not drop: a record any school could be proud of. 4'Spirit', was the by-word throughout the season. wi gl .lust -seven points. Lord! 1 r Cheerleaders watch the field intently, to see what the outcome will be. Doug Scott-fl1e's always there with the team e VM K kykr 'vpn I ,.,V,, J I , , M VL KW ,, iiif i i 'L V ': L. Q f . Extra enzyme action needed here X fu W, ., kfzjiixf T 1 -fx, L , ,,,.,1-.lm M5 ' 1 Mike Blank kicks another mighty punt for the Eagles. i i i 1 i j i N 1 o-'W 5 i k . 5 78 w x he iei e, W Tag-youire it! As hands go up, Eagles yell, 'ATouchdownl .5835 N 5 -. f wfl Q. X '45 W Q f Q 3' wwf my j'w. P4v,1 f K La f' ' aldjfgl' ' 3 W., L' ' M.- N, . uThe partyls at Eileen's house tonight! ' gi s Mp! . , ' To be an Eagle you must start early y eell l What thc hell you think you doing, son?! f x' - 'R l U I l Mike is that you? 1 See Bob Run! M' Representing Menard on the all-parish football team are: Tommy Damico, Ronnie Caesar and David LaCombe. 'ggw s , -A 3 gf' Q' gnu I - Y! - i 'W g' 1 1 ..................-,.,.....,...,...,....,..,. Mt, N.,.iW ,s ....x , .-,...a,.. .,s.... ,,.x - W my Q Q t.xx it A .L.. '..,,,.,,,,,,,,,t,'5,,,.,W,NgXg1 W- .. Mm--sm-M+.,,,..,,,, ,, ..x, ..-, . of , ,. ,, F s , C - sea, ssrs W , . . ::- 1- ,--.if mmf ilw 1: ,--: v1f1-1,2 Q . M .f1, .. .--, , irf. :f fi s ' 6 lvku M ld Ti tktxlk '- if 4: '- ' 5' sss 1 ,HZ 3599 'Elliott .Eg A. 'Si ff a T . if ' Q. D ' ' . K' Yi - f -s , K ii I is LQ: Q 'asf -J af- it ,.Q -f N 43 11 Q The 1968 Varsity Football Team: Bzzclr row: Bill Eskew, Bobby Vandersypen, Tom MoQuilling, Donnie Welch, Ronnie Caesar, Mike Mathews, Bob Foltz, John Moore. Second row: Mike Blank, Hewitt Coco, Jim Songy, Johnny Green, Chris Meil- leur, John Wallare, Ronnie Barron, Alan Fiorcnza. David Lat-ombe, Third row: Kevin Toups, Dennis Vercher, Eddie Elling- ton, Gerald LaCon1be, John Damico, Ray Tracy, Ken Gorsha, Mike Bell, B. J. Difulco. Bottom row: Paul Migues, manager, Jack Damico. Billy O'Hare, John Barnidge, Greg Baker, Ricky Sooter, Tommy Damico, Martin Lee, manager, and Gerry DiStefano. 1 The Freshman Football team members are: First row: Drew Wells, Randy Fant, Jimmy Flynn, Doug Tyl, Chris Johnson, Johnny Barrios, Second row: Mark Gravel, Charles Glorioso, Bill Barnidge, JOIIH GCigC1', Mike Deville, Gil BBUIUCS. Third' row: Richard Lacour, Robert Rozanski, Jeff Foltz, Donald Baker, Daniel Chicola, Scott Scheuermann, Jimmy Wells, manager. 7,1 04,4 X 'O Q9 4 . l-r W 'M if Mike Blank jumps almvc' tl E a gles Drihbling down court, Freddie Wolf prepares to shoot FW? Leesville players for two! S Y i ' x ,thx Q fi f In tx district game against Tioga, Eddie Lanius taps it to the green. in Action! V . tw-I ' fmf 'mm i M .., With determination and effort. Bob Foltz makes a basket for the Eagles. KVV, ' ' i f. .,'- f -om W rt ' ,r VJ! ' J f f wa.. Sophomore Robert Neblett shoots for two points. ,,,,f,,, , .. M 'Wa 1, gi if 'HDPWW U '- A af vs N 'R in , 'I ' If No,, L 1,5 til ,, ,, in 'W I V ' 6 V 'Q .5-A A M A W 7 A , f, V QM H I .dim K , 21,3 ky , ,QWVV ', 1. , ., lj' V .:., ' H Kiel V ':'A' . f ' ., L fm Y wi I , .1 1- H A,',' . Q, ' ' ' ,, 1 ' ag, 'V tw?-,r ..74,.:,t.1,.g:,v1.-, ,,: ,, ' I ' -- . ' , ' he ' f oooo H . A A Varsity Basketball Team for 1968-69. Left to right, Robert Neblett, Albert Lanius, Charles Bonneau, Danny Snow, Bob Foltz, Eddie Lanius, Mike Blank, Freddie Wolf, Marshall Matthews, Cordon Ducote, and Alan Fiorenzu. Eddie Luniui drives past L1 Bolton player. Qplrli Drive Gordon Ducotc returns his uniform after ai satisfying district win ovf-r Lees- ville. Ability! Despite opposition. ,Xlbert Lunius gets off hi5 shot. 'van -an Coach Luvespere gives the team a p-ep talk during a time out. Eagles Are Bes+! Chuck Bonneau goes up for a lay- up, during pre-game activities. Cy? f-ff i f-1 N f--- F ' P - 4.,.j 2 ' rf' if rd. ,,, ,,,,L - Albert Lanius take- advantage of being fouled as he raises the Eagle Auparish Robert Nehlen bluffs Tioga score. player with his dribbling. I wonder if anyone has ever told him that hc has dish-pan hands. i N :SF QM .- Up. up. and away! n ' 4. Very Intc-restin Us ' , ,,,,, njw, Junior Varsiig Baskeiballers Fighi io Winning Season cfm i in K I , V' I X I f X , ii B 4 i Wh 3 ,o X Q ' .Xl F2 If V7 I , fl 4 L ,VE ,lip 1 1 I F' Pi x X ll ii lf! fi ii j X ffl! l J Q uni Junior Varsity Basketball Players from Left to Right are: Archie Reed, Billy Hughes, Jimmy Songy, Bill Burnidge, Leo Paige, Ronnie Baron, Richard Duncan, Greg Baker, Bill Eskcw, Jeff Foltz, and Ben Baker. llll.,..,, ., v ,. W. qv ' 'W Q. 1, A Tlurd ba eman Ronme Vercher and second baseman Fredd1e Wolf, are 969 Baseball 'Disirici Champions I 0 villon ty. Inc nbwtance W, Pitcher Ronnie Caesar ends season with a 5-2 record ., A X , 5 VV Coach Raxsdale gives outfielders-Tommy Damico, Greg Baker, and Freddie Wolf hurls another strike over the plate. Mike Blank-helpful instructions. Tenih Year as Disiricf Champs! ,ii r,ie eJ e Cordon Ducote stretvhes at first to make the out count. Billy OvHaru scores H run despite the efforts of the catcher. I 6 , ,., X 15 ' Q 1 ' Q WN I dy xx X C 1-4 Nj em 9 9 1 I 'fx The 1969 Menard Baseball Team: Standing, from left to right: Coach Bob Ruxsdale, Manager Marty Lee, Bill Eskew, Greg Baker, Johnny Green, Freddy Wolf, Mike Blank, Danny Snow, Chris Wilmore, Ricky Sooter, Robin Becker, Mike Mathews, and Couch Jerry Lavespere. Kneeling, from left lo right: Mark Hromadku, Tommy Damieo, Ronnie Vereher, Billy O'Harc, Ronnie Caesar, Ronnie Baron, Cordon Dueote, Archie Reed, and Doug Cureio. ii First baseman, Cordon Ducote, and Coach Lav look to the situation at hand. gas. ,'w---Q f E :fj l K la2iSWew Billy O'Hare gives 10021 as he heats the bal base. f9'? i to E41 Season at N., a Glance The 1969 baseball team, directed by our head coach Jerry Lavespere, had a very successful season, having won the District 3AA Championship title. The'lVlHS nine, led by the spectacular performances of each individual player, repeated their dis- strict title for the tenth consecutive year. The 769 Baseball season can be character- ized by two words--Hard Work, with each member giving his full ability. On the whole, the season was packed with thrills and excitement. The Eagles blazed a path of pride and honor as they prepared for each game and accepted the challenge of competition in sports. espere give a critical . 23: KT .ff X at . 4 -e f- - .- i Y ,az . , cf . eil: Senior Ronnie Vercher covers third to make sure the runner is out. l to second Se L In L,,,I. 3 9 S Relief pitcher, Chris Wilmore, talks to Coach during 3 time out. wi-J 'fx . ,mdk . . . - ful --V xwpn, X 4 A J fx- - f ,I .Q ':- k. ' . N V 'x K . AQQS5? 99355 A ffl Xr '3' A una. T' 2- M ,, Q W . S' 1, , . m V . - if - N ' mf -N - ' Q3 .. h. N-h , h gf., ' I h 11,-L , x .fx -Q 6 A . - 1 ,L x. -L M..L..,a..a,,.,a., , A 4 , ...Q-ao '-.1 Mark fB0o B001 Hromadka scores for the Eagles! Green Caps Gloves and Baseball Bais Seniors, Freddie Wolf and Gordon Ducote, study the opposing team before an important dis- tricn game. I' 3 C ITI ini 1iif'i'ff'f ' l , ff.x!i!g!5g,rfEi,ggsii, pg fiQi 1Qg?-'ISFKSEIYI w' .sgiixisfs 1 1 xlifixgxluixi 3 s I n Q 5 if ifilia i 43 'ififxisisfsgf ' fifffik ,Q 5 E ,lsrj msg, il' N. . . 5 Wm! Ei L 3 . --Q.. ,NNYZI N,,, e - 11, ,I4 .S 2 S f ,,w , .. ,,., ,J -1224-H152 x 1 1 ' na 1, ,- fl! 4 Wu fvmmzg wi , Daily practice paya off well for George Tullier. Exceeds Goals vii 6 The members of the 1969 Track team are: First row: Charles Chanee, George Tullier, Mike Bell, .lack Damico, Richard Duncan, Kevin Toups, Jimmy Prentice, Donald Baker, Jackie Schonfeld, Ben Baker, and .lohn Prentice. Second row: Lester Edwards, Randy Mathews, Geoffrey Cazes, Greg Baker, Eddie Lanius, Johnny Greene, Mike Blank, Danny Show, and Ronnie Baron. Coaching . . . Practice . . . Results Track came to life as a major sport at Menard in 1969. After years of diligent struggle, the hard work paid off in thrill victories at meet after meet. Almost every member scored points at some time duringxthe season. At the Oakdale track meet, Menard finished third place overall, scoring 70V2 points-the highest total in memory for an Eagle team. That meet re- sulted with six MHS first place finishes along with twelve second place awards. J. D. Melton was the representative of the un- tiring runners who worked to bring pride to Menard. He reached his peak in the District 3AA meet in Leesville, running the half-mile in the excellent time of 2:05. He received the Coachis Award, the highest honor given to a Menardian trackman, for his great efforts. Also placing in the District meet was Mike Blank, winning second in the javelin with a 179'8 throw. He then went to compete in the Class AA Regional Meet. Through the coaching of Mr. Johnny Jeans, other team members became standouts. Greg Baker, also in t.he javelin event, Bobby Vandersypen, in the shot put and the discusg Richard Duncan, in the broad jump and the triple jump, Geoffery Cazes and George Tullier, in the relaysg Cazes and Ron- nie Baron, in the low hurdles, Lester Edwards, in the 4-40 dashg and Randy Mathews and Terry Andries, in the mile run. Mike Bell excelled in the 100-yard and 220-yard dashes, running the 220 in 24.1 seconds. It was truly a satisfying year for the Eagle cin- dermeng an example of how dedication can bring fruitful results. Even though we are not state win- ners, the Menard Track Team took a long stride in that direction in 1969. X Ending the -season with a 179'8 throw is Mike Blank. 4 . E Q 'Q' .fiksi Up to Par Team 1969 Members of the Golf Team are: Robbie Gueringer, Mike Kennedy, Billy Hughes, Charles Bonneau, Robert Neblett Ken Gorsha, David Doiron, Billy Hamilton, and Jerry Distefano. I -Rf k x K x nw 0 , , ,ffl , Medalist Award t . 2 2 .15, ln its third year of existence, the Menard Golf Team showed - . continued growth in both its size and the quality of play. Eagle golfers competed in a number of toumaments, finishing first ,, in one and second in another. NN M dh! Medalist Award winner Chuck Boneau showed his ability Q in the Regional Golf Tournament, shooting a one-over-par 73. Yet Bonneau was not the lone star, Junior Ken Gorsha made excellent showings in the matches with Bolton, Natchitoches, and the Air Base team. Billy Hamilton and Jerry Distefano had consistently fine rounds in tournament competition and completed the four-man regular squad. The future looks very bright with Robert Neblett and David Doiron, both experienced tournament golfers, ready to prove their ability. The Golf Team and their coach, Mr. Don Scott, deserve praise for a job very well done in 1969. l0I Members of the 1969 MHS Swimming team are: Standing: Eileen Redmond. Seated: Mary Kay Rountree, Cindy Chicola Kate Hussey, and Carol Aertker. Redmond Wins State! Menard expanded its athletic program May 9 and 10 by entering five different events in the State Swimming Meet at Tulane Uni- versity in New Orleans. Kate Hussey, Carol Aertker, Cindy Chicola, and Mary Kay Roun- tree entered in the 200 yard medley relay. Swimming 50 yard free-style were Kate Hussey, Eileen Redmond, and Mary Rountree. Cindy Chicola swam in the l00 yard freestyle and Carol Aertker entered in the 100 yard breast-stroke. In the one meter diving, Freshman Eileen Redmond is the state champion. I02 ,fs Paul Lohman, Robbie Gueringer, and Paul Aymond. HA FAITHFULMANAGER-NIur1yLee which burns brighilg in vioiorg and is fanned, noi exiinguished, bg ihe winds of defeat - , 5 WW A 'i Zigi, , , io, . V W if-1? n l I M ,L 1, ',,f W. , V W ,mf 5' 'L ii , F ' Jolene Descant, Anice Hilton, Ginger Cicero, Mimi Hcthvin, Eilvvn Burden, and Josephine Distefano. I03 A -qw! nf, M mum. xiii-'M iw ?-L- 44 gl Q ,-of' 3. ' flair: 1 , I 1 . f - 4 bil-I x P y L! 1 '. A x i. E A . he 3' I LN f Q 1 ' S S w ,Hg A '11 Lf? f--1 Z1 SS. fi ZZ 14.4 H Q55 rf, Q9 Wx' I 4' 3 J r .aww 'Q' Y! I l r ORGANIZATIONS il pvvi Qiudeni Council Adds Enihusiasm io Officers for the Student Council are: Mary Anne Percy, Presidentg Robert Neblett, Treasurerg Hank Aymond, Secretaryg Anita Saybe. Vice-Presidentg and Sister Ann Petrus, Advisor. , K- s M The council discusses the vandalism problem that is taking place at Menard. Student Life The Student Council at Men- ard consists of all the pres- idents of the particular classes and clubs of the school. On these few students lies the activating concern and spirit of Menard. It is up to them to introduce and think of new projects to help involve everyone in the school. They are the link be- tween the students and fac- ulty that has a main purpose of keeping the school alive with spirit. s ..,..-. Mary Anne Percy tells the members of their responsibilities as a council member. Members are as follows: Anice Hilton, Lynette Cage, Carmen DelValle, Ginger Thiels, Hank Aymond, Evelyn Thiels, Mary Ann Eskew, Susie Chicola, Pat Corey, Kathy O'Halloran, Julie Bourg, Yvonne Hilton, Anna DelValle, Marty Gremillion, Anita Saybe, Dru Wells, Janie Pias, Mary David Baker, Sister Ann Petrus, Vicki Vanderlick, Jimmy Songy, Rodney Ceasar, Bill Eskew, Johnny Wallace, Anthony Tulli, Gene Baker, Tommy McQui1ling, Robert Neblett, Eddie Ellington, Tom Petrus, John Geiger, George Tullier, Rosalyn Scroggs, Scott Scheuermann, Susan Rozanski, Valerie Chicola, Sharon Mansour, Rosie Randall, Mary Anne Percy, and Jeanne Parr. IO9 Sporls Club Sponsors Volleyball Maloh if is ere it comesi Members of the Sports Club. f Mrs. H 5h-Qr' t Mme' , 4'Everyhody ready? Band Becomes Professional Under the direction of Mr. Hilman Levie, the Menard Central High band made much success and progress throughout the year. The band was present at all home football games to play at half time. At home- coming activities they marched proudly behind their newly elected majorettes. Excedrin headache No. 21 And the band played onl , l. Oh, Iqlll so eniliurrassedf' The Athletic Association Sponsors Spagheiii Supper Mr. Tony Damico directs his helpers in sewing the spaghetti supper. i lllllll Children and parents enjoy the spaghetti meal se L2 rved by the Athletic Associa- Father Walle speaks to Mr. Quinton Barnidge as he prepares the salad. r V 1' ,,,,..L.?- tion. 1. a f l ' Mr. Knoblock selves himself a coke. ,,.f?' French Club Promotes Interest in France Right: Officers of the French Club are: Jackie Matherne, Secretary-Treasurerg Carmen del Valle, Presidentg Mimi Methvin, Vice-Presi- dent. The purpose of the French Club is to interest students in the coun- try of France. Mrs. Mary Adele Tardy has successfully done this as over 25 of Menard's French stu- dents have visited the country. All three of the officers will be in some part of Europe this summer on different European programs. Bottom: Paul Dupree, Mike Bell, and Aubrey Alexander look on with Mary Kay Rountree, Susan Lohman :ind Mimi Methvin. 5 x T X. .J wifi?-f W iw H .1- ..:? ,,, ,. -5-,. ,, -41,-. Future Nurses Ann Rabalais, Kathy O'Halloran. Mary Louise Cataldie, Nancy Hillde- garde, Debbie Hebert. .luniee Melton, Pam Cray, Mary Whittr and Mrs. Shirley Corley. sponsor, are the members of the Future Nurses Club. II4 Qodaliig Members of the Sodality at Menard are Jackie Matherne, Josephine Dis- tefano, Pat Coreyg pres- ident, Mary Hyde, Char- lotte Leggio, Kathy O'- Halloran, Ginger Thiels. Ginger Bruninckx, Cathy Rizzo, Martha Duncan, Brenda Dorsey, Marilyn McStay, Gene Baker, Rosie Randall, George Tullier, Bob Cabour, Pat De Vanie, Rodney Cea- sar, Anthony Tulli and Sister Rosalie Ann, spon- sor. Parents Club Raises S3000 for the Top: Parents and teachers gather after a meeting for refreshments and Coffey Right: Mrs. Alfred Mansour, Mrs. Virgil Bourg. Mrs. .lames Leatherman, Mrs. John Ceasar, and Mrs. W. .l. Bordelon, Jr., plan the day for the Western Roundup. Left: Students, parents, and Future Eagles enjoy the successful Western Roundup presented by the parents club to raise money for the Nlusif' Depart- ment. . '.V'1s, ll5 FHA Members Pariicipafe in Activities DOY Members are: KSeatedj: Ginger Cicero, Diane Boisvert, Marsha Courville, Marian D'Amic0, Mary Gayle Rousseau, Charlotte Leggio, Janice Brown, and .lean Vaughn. Standing: Frannie Ward, Debbie Jones, Kathy Scalfano, Vicki Vanderlick, Patti Powell, L'Anne Methvin, Mary Ann Eskew, and Rose Ann Guidry. The Sponsor is Sister Margaret Mary. Officers are: Mary Ann Eskew, presidentg Vicki Vanderlick, vice-presidentg Frannie Ward, secretaryg and Rose Ann Cuidry, treasurer. II6 Righl: Junicu Brown, Kathy Scalfanu. and Ci-nnic Faulk ,display their sweet rolls mach' in the Home Ev Claws. Center: Ginger Cicero. Marian D'A1niuo, and Jmm Vaughn mods-l thi- dresses thc-y made for the styli- show. E L I ,.,, Left: Girls in thi- Home Eu ulassx lvarn to help Ont' ann ing. i the-r in sew- n , ,r, ,nw The- Home Es- Class with thc F H A mun- hers prcparvd ri rc-cw-ptimi fur thc parents un Opening Night. H I . N A K! sssshmmw The Nafional Honor Qocieig lnduois New Members The memlu-rs ure: fH0lIOVI1 l'0Il'i.' NI. Mathews, R. .l, llunn, A. Tulli. C. Tullier. P. lk-Ke-yzer. Second row: S. Rozanski, A. Suylme. Nl. D. Baker. J. Distr-funn. Third row: R. Randall, P. Corey, .l. Mutlxerne. l.. ,lil1'l'PCl. S. Guidroz. Fourth mic: Nl. Xluyeuux, P. Rinu, R. Scroggs. Fifth row: R. Ceusur, Nl. Bl6lllX'lll. Nl. .l. l en1hy. .l. Buurfg. Sixth rozr: Sister Mary Sheila, sponsor, W. Classrm-k. L. Paige, H. Aymonfl. and R. A. Cuidry. A, ,The Press Club Grows in Members Top row: L. Flynn, Jimmy Wells, B. Bamidge, K. Schneider, J. Damico, M. Sampite, M. Lee, B. Deville, E. Svebek, P. Powell, P. DeVanie, B. Gabour, S. Ingels. Second row: S. Fant, R. Scroggs, J. Parr, D. Chicola, L. Edwards, B. Baker, M. Miller, J. Watts, M. Blank, K. Wheeler, V. Hobbs, R. Baker, J. Vaughn, P Shea, F. Scheuermann, Sister Cecil Clare, Sponsor. Third row: M. Courville, D. Boisvert, .l. Migues, N. Chandler, M. Lumadue, J. Kelly, J. Ticheli, K. Redmond, G. Thiels, G. Ballmes, L. Burden, M. Chicola, M. G. Rousseau. ll8 Dramalics Club Presenls a Prize-Winning Plag L'She's dead, Daddy, said Martha Duncan to Rusty Jackson in the one-act play, The Sandbox. Martha looks hack to see if Life ffleorge Tullierb is by her mother. I A 2 , W' . ' ,i WM . ,., I . :WX F f , Q - I - . V, A s The members are: L. Courville, J. Ticheli, M. Miller, J. Watts, A. Tulli, C. Tullier, B. Pias, B. Firmin, M. Bordelon. Second row: L. Voltz, B. Rine, N. Vicknair, T. Lahood, J. Lohmann, S. Lohman, C. Bordelon, M. Hyde, B. Dorsey. K H' M Duncan Jo Third row: Miss Randall, sponsor, M. Lumadue, B. Bryant, D. Hebert, J. Turtcgano, . ice, , y Bordclon. The Debaie Club Has a Winning Year Kenneth Rathnow, and Robbie Fueringer discuss their next Anthony Tulli instructs Lester Edwards and Ken Wheeler in the debate- right techniques for debating. 6: Sitting: D. Randall, D. Tyl, R. Cueringer, K. Rathnow, M, Bordelon. Standing: Sister Bernice LeBlanc, sponsor, R. Baker, M. Matassa, J. Parr, S. Lohmann, D. Reith, M. Gremillion, J. Geiger, D. Chicola, B. Gabour, P. DeVanie, O. Normund, J. Watts, M. Miller. R. Herrington, L. Edwards, A. Tulli. l20 The Journalism Class and the Business Club Jointly Publish the Eagle Breeze Sponwr: Sister Ann Adele. Members are: Katie Duffy, Cathy Smith, Fran Aertker, Valerie Chicola, Anita Saybe, Eileen Burden Anthony Tulli, Rosie Randall, Mary Anne Percy, David Rasch, Dorothy Flournoy, and Mike Connally. Sitting, First row: Fran Aertker, Mary Ann Eskew, Cathy Smith, Pat Dekeyser, Julie Dunn, L'Anne Methvin, Julie Lalande, Anthony Tulli, Josephine Distefano. Standing, First row: Valerie Chicola, Rosalyn Scroggs, Cindy Dermenstein, Janice Brown, Anne Mayeaux, Katie Duffy, Ginger Thiels, Anita Saybe, Mr. Thiels, sponsor, Susan Jewel, Mary Edna Liberto, Diane Cruz, Beryl Landry, Cynthia Price, Linda Matthews. Third row: Boll Campo, Mike Connally, David Rasch, Mary Anne Percy, Nancy Martin, and Michelle Alewine. l2l Talon Qlafl' Rushes wifh Lasi Minuie Deiails igftg Lynn Gravel and Fran As-rtkcr work on the time-consuming jolm of placing in alphabetical order. 41 l. . K ,f,, WT, h 9 K s F W Z 1 Vllffls Marian ll.AlIlll'U and Marilyn Stay spend Q-mllvss hours on X . The ads sulcsluclivs, luke Ll nlinutc to we thc succc-ss of lllc tlu- url rlrivc. The speedy typing of Kalio Duffy and Phyllis Rino helped ilu- stuff meet the May 1 deadline for 100 pngvs. ML' lay Much work and time is devoted to publish- ing a yearbook of which the student body can be proud. This is just what this year's staff of i69 has done. All our efforts are rewarded when the newest edition is given to you-the student body. 1.,,:::r 8 xv' out for tho Classes scvtion Yearbook officers are Marty Cremillion, editor-in-chiefg Rose Ann Cuidry, classes editorg Mike Miller, photography editorg Fran At-rtker, ads editorg Tricha Mertens, activities editor. 'S A 11,t is si. Q ,, t 7 , IW 1 Bobbi and Kathy Rine record and ad sales numbers. Sister Bernice, yearbook sponsor, advises Rose Ann Cuidry. Memb Secon Songy Four! IFF! if A 2 9 4 4 Keg Club Members Devoie 3.000 Hours of Time and Work ers are: Johnny Kearns, Paul Aymond, Hank Aymond, Archie Reed, Mr. Bobby Distefano, sponsor, Bob Cabour. d row: Billy Hamilton, Rodney Ceasar, Frank Fazio, George Tullier, Johnny Barnidge, Leo Paige, Jack Damico, Jimmy Third row: Alan Fiorenza, Berley Firmin, Tommy McQuilling, David Lacombe, Philip Lemoine, Johnny Wallace. h row: Ricky Mansour, Anthony Tulli, John Watts, Gene Baker, Mike Blank, Bill Eskew, and Eddie Ellington. V ,l.,,,,,, fi Left: Jack Damico, Tommy Damico and Leo Paige watch Archie Reed being in- ducted as next year's Key Club officer. Tommy McQuilling is the Senior outgoing officer. 4,,f.g,, et., , 1, Q k.,,,,,.. ., AWP' , ,i. , .,,,. 'H We-lm , .xkk 5 5, H Lefl: Johnny Wallaf'm- and Tommy Damico sc-ll popcorn at thu basketball gums-s. Ricky Sooter counts liis correct Change. P' 1 7Tf.1 Right: Tim Pvtrus, fl't'Slll'lliUl shines Bobby Vandersypen's :limbs as a way of carning money. f 1 f , ' 4- 35 ' W v l r YN X F11 Left: Seniors, Mary David Baker, Marilyn Mc'Stay, and Tommy McQuilling1 sc-uni to enjoy the Key Club rlancc. The Eagleiies First row, standing: Christy Rachal, Debbie Voinche, Linda Jarred, Katie Duffy, Marty Cremil-, lion, Pat Corey, Betsy Randall, Janie Pias. Top row, standing: Jackie Matherne, Shirley Behler, Pam Cuillory, Rosie Randall, Mimi Methvin, Mary Ann Scalfano, Deborah Crawford. The Choral Club Wins Excellenl Ratings ai Slale Rallg Members of the'Chora1 Club practice during class time for recording on the Sounds of Menard tape. The Choral Club and Eaglefies Pariicipaie in Manu Acliviiies W Y, , Top: The Choral Club performing at an ascmhly for the student body. Left: Float in the Christmas parade: Christmas Around The World. The float depicted Choral members dressed in costumes from countries all over the world. Bottom: The Eaglettcs singing at Plantation Manor. Mrs. Emma Rae O'Neill is the accom- pianist and teacher. Enthusiasm Is Necessarg i 5 2 I Q 5 I I I I I I I I E Squads No. 3 and 4: First row: Charlotte Leggio, Cathy Juneau, Pat Corey, .lanie Pias, Ginger Thiels, and Janet Vanhoof. Second row: Marsha Lumadue, Carmen del Valle, Bobbie Provosty, Martha Aertker, Cathy Chicola, and Elise Davis. Third row: Cynthia Price, Peggy 0'Shee, Kerry Redmond, Sharon Mansour, Diane McConnell, and Kathy McStay. Fourth row: Debbie Hebert, Lynnette Cage, Lynnell Flynn, Brenda Cayer, Tracy Pias, and Rose Ann Guidry. Fifth row: Pam Barker, Peggy Vander- lick, Diane Snow, Brenda Welch, Debbie Fowler, and Paulette Hebert. Sixth row: L'Anne Methvin, Mary Ann Percy, Debbie Jones, Rita Hart, Sheila Moore, and Ginger Bruninckyx. , ,,,, ,,,,,,... .,W,-,,,,,m.,,,,.,..,,.a,,,,,.. Drummers for the '68-'69 Boosters are: Sufsan Bize, Pam Guillory, Lynnette L Cage and Debbie Scheurmiann. 1 I 5 Left: 6'Ya'll wait for me. I can't keep up. S for School Spirii Squads Medica, Marcia Debbie Hussey, Landry, 1 and 2: First row: Sharon Mathews, Linda Melder. Second row: Jackie Williams, Robbie Voinche, Mary Ann Margaret Distefano, Marsha Courville, Ronda Riche, and Ana del Valle. Third row: Kathy Rine, Lynn Lalande, Gist, Sharon Fant, Sally Hamilton, Yvonne Hilton, and Becky Wells. Fourth row: Anita Saybe, Marilyn McStay, Voinche, Shirley Collins, Gail Grant, Zonnie Provosty, and Kate Voelker. Fifth raw: Fran Scheurmann, Becky Jackie Matherne, Lynn Moreau, Linda Villard, Susie Chicola and Marie Deville. Sixth row: Norma Vicknair, Beryl Shirley Biehler and Pam Barker. Boosters line up for cheering at the football games. The cheerleaders for 1969 are standing: GINGER CICERO, senior cheerieaderg ANICE HILTON, junior cheerleaderg EILEEN BURDEN, HEAD cheerleader. Sitting: MIMI METHVIN, 'junior cheerleaderg JOSEPHINE DISTEFANOg senior cheerleader, and J0- LENE DESCANT, sophomore cheerleader. l30 The Tean uYou can lean on mel , says , Mimi Methvin to Ginger Cicero at the end of their cheer. .- Eagles-Victorious! ehind +he Teams nice Hilton and Ginger Cicero unvover the ctory bell at an assembly. Top: Eileen Burden, Josephine Dis- tefano, Jolene Descant, Anice Hilton, Lynn Moreau and Jackie Williams urge on spirit at the basketball games. WIN l EAGLES, WIN! Jolene Descant, Josephine Distefano and Eileen Burden lead the boosters onto the stands for a football game. Jolene Descant, Ginger Cicero, Josephine Distefano, Eileen Burden and Mimi Methvin pray for a winning play. Library Club Devoles Hours ol' Service Library Club desk workers, Ken Wheeler, Mike Sampite, Lynn Guillory, and Debbie Carlino prepare books for Lillian Liotta to shelve. Library Club members are: Veronda Hobbs, Brenda Dorsey ,Pat DeVanie, Sharon Brown, Susan lngols, Angie Cataldie, Diane Cruse, Frances Nasello, Shelly Bordelon, Lillian Liotta, Vicki Praet, Brenda Mcllwain, Lynn Guillory, Mary Louise Cataldie, Linda Mathews, Susan Guidroz, Ken Wheeler, Sarah Goelden, Shirley Collins, Janice Melton. Standing, left to right: Lane Voltz, Ginger Thiels, Lolita Monroe, Kathy Vandersypen, Mary White, Mary Ann Scalfano, Diane Carlino, Ramona Dean, Mike Miller, Kathy Scalfano, Janice Brown, Robert Baker, Emily Scalfano, Rosalyn Scroggs, Cathy Rizzo, Ann Rabalais, Mary Virginia Mayeux, Sister Norbertag sponsor, and Paul Aymond. l32 It! A monthly library club meeting is held in order to Choose library Convention delegates for the coming summer. i - ' f - ,sin .X farewell TIlL'S5Lll'Q' I ISL so-4 '3fy. f5-..N:c:n- t- i N X t ,la-ai 'X u Illt' m 'nior members by Sister Norbertu. The Menard Library Club works many hard hours to keep the library in good appearance and working condition. Members learn the functions of a real librarian. Learning how to shelve books and how to work the informa- tion desk are all a part of the cheer- ful and fantastic help to the students they render. i l Sister Norbertu stmightens up after her niessy students. I33 ' 2 ll ll Faces ol en ,- f-fry, , 7 x I f 4WV,:,-V. f -:H ,M , z Z' W, E 3 N 3: 5 aT NS f?55?2 ' 1 Q1 . 1 Q l ' 0 I 4 4 , ' ',,k H ,,m,,zfA ' I ' l N-ui g f X l ff f f f '5 'U' 1 :H Mi 'J . ! ! vT A Q Q B, Q 00 x . ii gr. X i E f R Y ,fi my X ,.-W , Wg-Wvf ,-v- A'Wd,,rMd.d IENR EIFNTSE UNCLE HUEY N, M TU EEE TH E GFIME Ji f2f'1 QQ 2:1 Hg. Q.. f Jsww H35 cVf+ , 4Y z V i t + r-Ng. 1 K A-X xx SN z HONORS vk Lfvvi It's not easy to become a good vocalist, and nobody knows this better than ROSIE RANDALL, Through her efforts, she earned a music scholarship to LSU. T' I46 'P Qcholasiic Achievers A 7 V , , V. ,M Y is nn i ,,s,, MARY DAVID BAKER's long-range efforts finally materialized into her reward as Valedictorian, 1969. ROSE ANN CUIDRY is the winner of the Betty Crocker Award, '69. We Worked Qo Verg Hard to Succeed! How can we over estimate the drive the cheer- leaders liuw mvutetl throughout the year? Their work alone speaks for their achiexements. BOB CABOUR was named the Outstanding Key Clubber at the annual Installation of the Key Club officers. I47 NATCHITOCHES LITERARY RALLY WINNERS are: IStanding1 Debbie Jonesg Rosie Randallg Kathy Scalfanog Robert Neblettg Ellen Bordelong Anna DelValle. fSitting2 Theresa D'Angelog Marian Damicog Caroline Nooneg Julie Bourgg Mary Ann Scalfanog and Betsy Randall. Achievemeni Personified STATE RALLY WINNERS are: Rose Ann Cuidryg Vicki Praetg Madeline Thibeauxg Lillian Liottag and Mike Miller. PAM BARKER is shown u letter by Fr. Biggur and Sr. Martha Anno naming her ll National BEN BAKER is judgcd in the sc-it-ncc' project competition. Merit Scholarship Finally- Qcience and Scholarship if . l I V 'flthx' MIKE DUNN and SCOTTY RICHE show their rim-nec projw-t aftt-r winning a first place and 21 Specifll amnrd ut the zmnuul Scif-ncc Fair. Alhleles Arc Foolball Basketball CAPTAIN CAPTAIN Robert Becker Robert Nelilett SPORTSMANSHIP SPORTSMANSHIP Alan Fiorenza l7re'clclie Wlilf MOST VALUABLE BACK MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Ronnie Caesar Cordon Ducote MOST VALUABLE LINEMAN David LaCombe Track COACH7S AWARD I. D .Melton Baseball Golf MEDALIST TROPHY CAPTAIN Charles Bonneau Mark Hromaflka SPORTSMANSHIP Honors Billy O,Hare MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Ronnie Caesar ALL-STATE '63 Billy Mitchell SNOOKY CUMELLA Tommy Darnico STUDENT ATHLETE Mike Mathews GORDON DUCQTE Rodney Sooter IDEAL ATHLETE Most Valuable Player- -I0hImY Caesar Mike Blank Basketball CHARLES BONNEAU FREDDIE WOLF Medalist Trophy-Golf Sportsmanship Award+Basketball W If iven Recogniiion RONNIE CAESAR LQ Host Valuable Buck-flfoolball 'ina-'!g: NIIRI-Q NI -XTHILWS Stucleut ,-Xlhletf' TUNINIY UANIICU Smmky Cumf-lla ,-Xwurcl NURIC HIAYR BA5EI3gXl,I, Ideal Mhlvte RONNIIC CfXESgXR, Host Valuable lllHf6l MARK IIROMMJKLX, Captain: BILLY U'HAHE. SplJl'fSIl1LlIlShilJ .Msgllwlz RODNEY CEASAR- E, 2.3, K . ff ,df asf , ,S . ,Q Sf EILEEN BURDEN-February February i 2 NORMA VICKNAIR- January ROBERT NEBLETT- March AY' ,M WEEZIE BURDEN-March LYNETTE CAGE-December is 3 ALBERT LANIUS-December ' Q Qpirif Personified bu Ciiizens of fhe Monih JOHN GEIGER-January SHEILA MOOREfApril JOHNNY WAI.I,ACEfApril 'miiaamunhi-iii Pat 'Em on the Back Award The annual Pat ,Em on the Back Award was given to PAT DEKEYZER and MARY ANNE PERCY. The honor is given to the two students ranking as high school seniors who have contributed the best of their service to the betterment of the school. They are the outstanding all-around boy and girl who are to be commended for their excellent work. Pat has been the Future Business Leaders of America organizer and a member of the Eagle Breeze staff as well as being an honor student. Mary Anne has been a Student Council officer for the past two years at Menard. She is a member of Boosters for four years and a constant worzier with a smile for the goodwill of Menard students. ANITA SAYBE. RODNEY CEASAR, and MARY ANNE PERCY were selected Outstanding Teenagers Oufsfanding Teenagers 'ing 41. if ,, - it . Homecoming Queen Jackie Williams Keg Club Sweeiheari Wu w Aniia Sagbe Ideal Bog - Rodney Gerard Ceasar Ideal Girl - Marg Anne Percy is' , I Y 3 -v 2.5- ' Mm... Q V, H,- ,,,.....-H----' me-0-WJ, CLASSES pvvxx. Freshmen Fall Inio High Qohoo John Geiger, presidentg Louise Burden, secretaryg Sue Eskew, vice- presidentg Caniel Chicola, treasurer Knot Shownj. A ' Q Carol Aertker Aubrey Alexander Jerome Austin I62 Donald Baker Robert Baker Bill Bamidge Steve Bellino Celeste Bordelon Phil Bordelon .lane Baker Gil Ballmes John Barrios Peggy Boardman Kathy Bordelon Sandra Bordelon ife l fs, H., f ' t X 'Q ii ' 7112 .. -2-4125 1 f J 5 1: W at 1 FILL wr, M 2 Terrill Boykin Charlotte Brouillette Tricia Bruyninckx Betty Bryant Louise Burden Sharon Carbo Deborah Carlino Karen Cayer Susan Cazes Charles Chance Cynthia Chicola Daniel Chicola Mary Chicola Connie Coombs Timothy Crooks Paul Currio Anthony D'Angelo Felix Dean Elena DelValle Rodney Doscant Mary DeSelle Margaret Deville Miko Deville Charlene DiStcfano Julie Dunn Elizalwth Ellington Sue Eskew Randy Fant Thomas Faulk Jim Flynn Lauren Flynn Martha Flynn Mary Louise Flynn Susan Flynn .leffroy Foltz Robert Guerin er Ralph Hart Janice Hayden Everett Hobbs Marilyn Hobbs Pamela Hogue Billy Hughes Robert Hunter Mary Hussey Charlotte Ingols Christopher Johnson John Jones Robert Juneau Beth Kearns Karen Keefe Laura Gagnard Elizabeth Guiennie Janet Gaspartl Kathryn Gauthier John Geiger Cathie Gilcreasc Charles Glorioso Michael Glorioso Mark Gravel Pamela Gray Cathy Crt-million Gary Cremillion ww All ri ht fasten your seat belts . . . No smoking, please. A likeh' SIOIY, Sister- Helen Kelly Suzanne l.Z1COI1llJC Rivhard Laflour Rickey Laniartiniere Dan Landry Mary Leatherman Vicki LeBlanc June Lohman Susan Lohman Pamela Martinez Michael Matassa Susan Nlatherne Nicholas McWhorter Elizalu-th Mcthvin Cecilia Xliclliels .lohnny Migucs 1' fv- M'--uf q K .Q, .51 , ,, . Tim Moore Williani Neblett James Nugent .lose Pereda Tim Petrus Alex Mulea Nancy Nolan Carolyn Overman Constance Perialas Tom Petrus Q is Freshman class members cheer for an Eagle Victory. .. Bill Pias .lennifer Pousson Linda Price David Randall Huey Rggqh Kenneth Rathnow Eileen Redmond Charles Reich Dior Reitli Mary Rountree Robert Rozanski Emily Sealfano Deborah Seallan Scott Scheuermann Karen Schneider Rita Scpulvado Juanita Simms Betsy Stelly Juncl The-ils Madeline Thibeaux Marilyn Thiels Joe Ticht-Ii Douglas Tyl Beth Vanderlick Dee Villard Mary Vollz Chester Wells James We-Hs Mary White Sally White Ramona Wicker Karen Williariis All right I may we :pht lg four gvays M Qkrrt came from Wellan s How about yours? Sophomores Slide Inlo Norma Vicknair, secretaryg Jimmy vice presidentg Archie Reed, treasurer. Y ,, 1 Walter Aertlcer Pat Alford Paul Aymond Charles Baker l68 Songy, presidentg Cathy Chicela, my fh ' . f, M Ji' i, zfi V f Neil Aymond Ronnie Baron f fl ii z g l, , ! Cathy Basco Shirley Behlcr Rusty Bell Kay Berlin Cary Burdelon Joyf Bordelon l Daniel Basco Michael Bell Tommy Bergeron Ellen Bordelon Clcn Bordclon Sheila Bordelon a New Year 35659 fi Ll W ' I . .We if ,, ' 1 .. iw, L K , J ' CJ ww 21 .2 2 H V m f. 5 A A V ,, . 5 :r m 44. '- z-., X ' im J. as '.: X g X. , . ,,... . ,,, A 7 S 4..- ff! Q 'aa L ,ni 9 ,, Q 4 X ff' x f T ,f ,. ik Sllvlly Burclvlwll Neva Buurg Sharon Brown Suam CQIIIIDIY Stow ffurlm IR-ggy Curlimm Angie Cllfillllik' Un-ndu Cululdiv ,lullu fxhLlllllJf'I'S flllrislim- Cherrx Cathy Chiuulu Susie- ifhivulu 'fvd Cllir-mln lbvfh' KYUPU Hvwill Own Muriv Couk Mary fforvy fxlillll lfo-In Cl1u1'lf-s Uruxilli Paul IJLIULLII rlwtllllllly lhu'i4l Elisv lhnis Rim Dl'rgllIlil Ana De-lY.1llv .Iulenv IM-want Allllll U:-Fvllv Uulv IJ:-S1-Ilv 5l1lI'g1Ll1X'l IJiStm'f un Martha Dunum Cary Dunn Marilyn Dunn HUIILIII! Dupuis RLIIJIIRICI lly' Edfliv Fllillgllllll Uvlmlyim- l nwI1'r IH 1 Y ' r - , Flowers of spirit grow from the magic lmottlcr of Kathy .luneau and Judy Matassa. Mark Cremillion Barry Cuidry Donald Cuilliault Sully Hamilton Rita Hurt Delmlmit- Hr-lu-rt Paulette Helmerl Kathy Hive llrliksr Hill Yvonne Hilton Terry Hinos Rusty .lavkson iii 72-2- fs. 1 K Ag! iw Eddie Franks Bill Cuhour Tommy Cuspard Diane Gizxmlvrone Layni Giffin Donna Giordano Trip Clankler Gail Grant Johnny Crecne Angie Cremillion T5--D I70 l Alma James Diane Johnson Kathy .luncau Johnny Kearns Mike Kennedy Gerald LaComlme ,loc LaCour Talnru LaHoud Lynn Lalando Gene Lee .loan Lv:-ggio Kay Lcmoine Lillian Liotta Debhiu Littleton Paul Lohman Kathi lNlcSt.1w .tw fllq 1 for the camera. Subrcpresr-ntativcs David Scalfano Jolene Descant, Bobbi Lflyal student, Janice Pharis, cleans after an af- Rine, Robbie Voincbc, and Walter Aertker, count profits U'1'Y1U0I1Ufpllimingspifit banners- made- on lho Sock Hop. .3 3503 Lviia Maraball Nam-ttc Martin Paulinv Martinez Judy Mutassa Randy Matbvws Rita Matbcws Mary Ann Medica Tunimy Martens David Mivlliels Mivlielync Michicls Karr-n Moore Frances Nasellu Robert Ncblett Margie Nolan Chris Nornrand Jamie Nugent Joanna Parr Cvciiia Pvrcda Candy Pescbicr Janice Pburis Mike Phuris Runsdell Pierson Nancy Pinckley Luvia Ponthieux Jimmy Prentice Johnny Prentice Zonnie Provosty Christa Rachal Otis Rachall Chris Ream Vera Reece Archie Reed Rhonda Riche Bobbi Rine Kathy Rine Catherine Rizzo David Scalfano Harry Schneider .lack Schonficld Marc Scroggs ,lcanne Parr Ywonne Hilton, Anna DelVulle, Susie Chicola, and Eddie Ellington aidmire the Actlvltlcs Trophy which they hope will have Sophomores of '69 written on the first of all Isabelle Sellers Jackie Sigur Mike Smith Robert Smith Danny Snow Jimmy Songy , Ricky Sooter Maureen Stewart Denise Tassin Gary Theils i : 1 2,- Ni -f Kevin Toups Paul Treadway .lulie Turregano Sharon Tyler Y 1 6 , Sophomore daredevil, Norma Vicknair, hangs balloons the Sock Hop. 9 W , .ln for Menard's very own spirit riot. Q xww if g ig lr- Ggfmm Juni-t Vanhoof Allwrt Vclotlu Dvnnis Verchr-r Norma Vicknuir Kats- V01-ikcr Robbie Voinvhc Richard Yvard Relmwa Wells Mary Sue Wiiite Chris Wilmorc Happiness is ridin in the Homncomm p1r1de Juniors .lum Y,,,,z4,g ,--a P .eng gfwf 5 Ex f ef- H W' 3 af Sharon Fant, Secrelaryg Lynell Flynn, Treasurerg Alan Fiorenza, Vice Presidenlg and Johnny Wallaceg President 'E' Martha Aertker Michelle Alewine Terry Andries I76 Hank Aymond Greg Baker Tommy Barrios Robin Becker Mike Bell Alfred Bordelon Ben Baker Becky Barrios Robert Basco Gabriel Bell Susan Bize Mark Bordelon Mike Boudreax .lulie Bourg Thomas Brocato Faye Brister Jack Burden Lynette Cage Diane Carlino Brenda Cayer Mike Chastine Neala Chandler Anita Chicola Shirley Collins Debbie Cook Marsha Courville Diane Cruse Sammy Dainan Ken Daigrepont Jack Damico Tommy Damico Dale Dasko David Davis Eddie Daw Ramona Dean Teresa De Keyzer Carmen Del Valle Cindy Dermenstei Marie Deville B. J. Difulco Jerry DiStefano David Doiron Brenda Dorsey Richard Duncan R. J. Dunn Lester Edwards Mary Emanus L. fl Richard Emanus Richard Cauthier Karen Cremillion Nancy Hilligarde Donald Johnson Mike LaCroix Bill Eskew Vince Ciaco Lynn Cuillory Anice Hilton Ruby Johnson Eddie Lanius Sharon Fant Cathy Gilchrist Pam Cuillory Veronda Hobbs Jimmy Lachney , K E 1' mu Wm Q f Wa aa f' J 1i if Alan Fiorenza Marcie Cist Billy Hamilton Bexley Firmin Sarah Colden Carolyn Harris Becky Hussey Ann Hunter Mike Lachney Mark Luchney ' - Mary Edna Liberto Chris Littleton Lynnell Flynn Ricky Gaspard Kenneth Gorsha Colette Cremillion Marilyn Harris Robert Herrington Suzanne lngols Susan .Jewell Gene LaCour David LaCo1nbe Julian Long Marcia Lumadue wwf Deborah Lemoine Sharon Mansour Yancy Martin Jackie Mathcrne Sharon Mathews Anne Mayeux Danny Muycux Mary Mzryeux Chris Meilleur Linda Melder Janice Melton Mimi Methvin Mike Miller Want a yummy hunk, anyone , t Ta l Mimi Methvin, veteran of the Powderpuff Battlefield. H36-24-36 . . . HIKEV' ,lan Mitchell Jimmy Mock Lolita Monroe Johnny Moore Lynn Moreau Mike Myers Brian Nolan Owen Normand Leo Paige Gregory Parr Tina Parrino Susan Perada Tracy Pias Patti Powell Bobbie Provosty Ann Rabalais Rodney Rabalais Betsy Randall William Ransbottom Kerry Redmond 4 af LL swf' M31-Cie Gist Shows her teammates how it is done. Subrepresentativesg Ken Daigrepont, Mimmi Methvm .lack Damico, Bill Eskew, and Berley Firmim make final decisions about the prom favors. Liz Robinson Susan Rozanski Mike Sampite Richard Sayer Mary Anne Scalfano Bobbie Vandersypen Marcia Verzwyvelt Linda Villard Debbie Voinche Tommy Swinnen Danny Thibeaux Evelyn Thiels Peggy Vanderlick Mafia juniors, Alan Fiorenza and Tommy Damico, lend a helping hand Fran Scheuermann Peggy Shea Diane Snow Gus Voltz 1 Johnny Wallace Brenda Welch Kenneth Wheeler Arlene Wilbert Wanda Youngblood Q QQ S . , N in ,i Seniors Sigh and Sag Good-Bge S SSS , ,, 1., S 1frS ' i N ,251, Ii, 1 'i W, .W S . S-Q ,N S A sf fm! A M if 'vw SN 5 --.. .. .Hia gif. Q.L PQ, Q.. swf- Lx My 1 ' 4 ,: r- Q : George Tu Bakerg Vic MIR' l i A E 55, , Q, x:,, . f M., 5 illnxng-5. - im Hier, Presidenlg Julie Lalande, Secrelaryg Fran Aertker. Treasurerg and Mary David e-President FRAN AERTKER MOLLY ANDRIES THOMAS ASHLEY MIKE BLALOCK GENE BAKER MARY DAVID BAKER PAMELA BABKER JOHN BAHNIDGE PEGGY BELL BETTY JO BELLINO I A W K A vw..-...N 'fhc-rn-'S always an wise gun l83 MIKE BLANK DIANE BOISVERT CHARLES BONNEAU .IANICE BROWN DEBBIE BRUYNINCKX VIRGINIA BRUYNINCKX The senior boys' miscellaneous mod squad. Q6 fi? ,gs -W' -ik. EILEEN BURDEN RONNIE CAESAR ROBERT CAMPO MARX LOUISE CATALDIE CEOFFREY CAZES ROIJNEY CEASAR NOR MAN CHENEVERT VALEHIE CHICOLA VIRGINIA CICERO MIKE CONOLLY BRUCE COOK PATRICIA COREY l85 5 N E ..., ,kkk L s is V... . 1 Marty Cremillion outlines the plans for the coming school year for the yearbook staff. RANDY COURTNEY DEBORAH CRAWFORK JOHNNY DAMICO MARIAN DAMICO THERESA D'ANGEI.O PATRICK DEKEYZER KATIE DUFFY JOHN DUNN JULIE DUNN MIKE DUNN JIMMY DUPONT PAUL DUPUIS PATRICK DEVANIE BOB DEVILLE JOSEPHINE DISTEFANO GORDON DUCOTE, JR. MARY ANN ESKEW CENNIE FAULK FRANK FAZIO PAT FETT JPQX: - 09 'Zh awww-S-,, Valerie Chicola, Gene Baker, Mary David Baker, Tommy McQuil1ing are helped m DOROTHY FLOURNOY BOB FOLTZ MARY .IO FOMBY BOB GABOUR VICTOR GENGO WILLIAM GLASSCOCK 'U' UI SUSAN GUIDROZ ROSE ANN GUIDRY JOSEPH HEBERT RONNIE HERNANDEZ MARK HROMADKA DAVID HUSSEY U I89 'luv-N...,.3+ MARY HYDE LINDA .IARRED John Walls takes advantage of his Senior privileges. 1 lla--f DEBBIE JONES DAVID KAUFMAN JULIE LALANDE BERYL LANDRY ALBERT LANIUS MARTIN LEE CHARLOTTE LEGC I0 PHILLIP LEMOINE DAVID MC CORNELL BRI-QN DA MC ILWAIN TOMMY Mil Ql'II.l.IXC MARILYN MC STAY lynn, Smile! You're on candid camera. fQf1v'-4' RICKY MANSOUR KATHY MARIEN BRUCE MARTINEZ LINDA MATHEWS MIKE MATHEWS MARSHALL MATTHEWS JUDE MAYEUX J. D. MELTON PATRICIA MERTENS - I92 'WH-su... N-...f L ANNE METHVIN fy PAUL MIGUES SHEILA MOORE CAROLINE NOONE KATHY O'HALLORAN BILLY O'HARE GREGG OVERMAN ing, yew I. 11. ., N il 'L- CYNTHIA PRICE ROSEMARY RANDALL DAVID RASCH CYNTHIA RECAN SCOTT RICI-IE PHYLLIS RINO MARY GAYLE ROUSSEA ANITA SAYBE KATHY SCALFANO DEBBEY SCHEUERMANN ROSALYN SCROGGS TIM SELLERS CATHERINE SMITH DAVID SORRELLS JIM STILLEY WALTER SWIFT VIRGINIA THIELS RAY TRACY ANTHONY TULLI GEORGE TULLIER VICKI VANDERLICK DARRELL VANDERSYPEN KATHY VANDERSYPEN J EAN VAUGHN RONNIE VERCHER STEVE VERZWYVELT RONALD WALL FRANCES WARD 1 2 N JOHN WATTS HERBIE WAY DONALD WELCH STEVE WHITE JACKIE WILLIAMS FREDDIE WOLF aff 4: ai it 3 -,snow-mfg f- 2 'ff' LV LQAI Steve White and Barry Cremillion obtain their graduation invitations from Sister Bernice, senior sponsor. Senior Biographies FRANCES CALVERT AERTKER-3 years at Menard Central: Rally 43 Class Treasurer 2-3-43 Yearbook 3-4. MOLLY JO ANN ANDRIES----l years at Menard Central3 4-H Club Secretary 1, Treasurer 2-3-4: Future Homemakers 33 Sports Club 1-2. THOMAS E. ASHLEY--4 years at Menard Cen- tralg Music Award 3: Track 4. GENE MAXWELL BAKER-4 years at Menard Centralg Rally 23 Pelican Boys' State 43 Student Council 3-43 Class Secretary 3g Sodality 1-2-3-43 Key Club I-2-3-4, Vice-President 43 American Le- gion Award 4: Service. MARY DAVID BAKER-4 years at Men-ard Cen- tral3 Rallies 1-2-3-43 Scholastic Award 33 Class President 3: Class Vice-President 13 Class Vice- President 4: National Honor Society 3-43 Sodality The wisemen hath cometh to visit their favorite girlfriend. 3-43 Yearbook 33 Library Club I-23 Boosters I-2- 3-41 Valedictorian 43 Northeast Scholarship 4. JOHN QUINTON BARNIDGE-4 years at Menard Centralg Class President 13 Class Vice-President 33 Key Club I-2-3-4: Debate Team 13 Football 3-4: I98 Basketball I-23 Baseball 1-2-33 Lettermanis Club 3-4. PEGGY LYNN BELL-4 years at Menard Centralg Athletic Award 23 Sports Club 1-2-3-4. ELIZABETH .IOSEPHINE BELLINO-4 years at Menard Centralg Future Business Leaders 4. MICHAEL FRANCIS BLALOCK-4 years at Men- ard Central3 Football 2. MICHAEL PAUL BLANKWA years at Menard Centralg Class Vice-President 23 Key Club 2-3-43 Football 2-3-43 Basketball 3-43 Track 3-4. DIANE HELEN BOISVERT-4 years -at Menard Central3 Future Homemakers of America 43 Drama Club 43 Press Club 43 Sports Club 4. CHARLES ADRIEN BONNEAU-4 years at Men- ard Central3 Athletic Award 3g Basketball 1-2-3-43 Track 2g Golf 2-3-4. IANICE FAYE BROWN-4 years at Menard Cen- tral3 Athletic Award3 Future Business Leaders 43 Future Homemakers of America 2-43 Library Club I-43 Sports Club 1-2. DEBORAH ANN BRUYNINCKX-4 years at Men- ard Centralg Rally 43 4-H Club Treasurer 1-23 Future Nurses 13 Sports Club 2-33 Boosters 1-2-3-4. VIRGINIA CLAIRE BRUYNINCKX-4 years at Menard Central3 Sodality 3-43 Senior Play Com- mittee3 Sports Club 1-23 Boosters 1-2-3-4. EILEEN KILGORE BURDEN-4 years at Men-ard Central3 Rallies I-2-33 Cheerleader 2-3-43 Class President 1, Class Secretary 33 Student Council 43 Future Business Leaders 3--43 Yearbook 3-43 Sports Club I-2-3-4: Boosters 2-3. RONALD BRUCE CAESAR-4 years at Menard Central3 Athletic Awards 2-3-43 Football 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1-23 Track I-2-3-43 Golf 1-23 Letterman7s Club 2-3-4. ROBERT ANTHONY CAMPO-4 years at Menard Central. MARY LOUISE CATALDIE+L years at Menard Centralg Science Fair Winner 3-43 Anniversary Ball Court 33 Future Nurses of America 33 Vice-Presi- Careful now! Don't drop them. dent 1: Yearbook 3: Library Club 3-4: Sports Club 1. GEOFFREY STEPHEN CAZES-4 years at Men- ard Centralg Senior Play 4g Track 3-43 Bishop Greco Religion Award -1. RODNEY GERARD CEASAR-4 years at Menard Central3 Rallies 2-33 Science Fair Winner 33 Scho- lastic Awards 2-33 Social Honors 3-43 Student Council 1-2-3-43 Class President 3g National Honor Society 3-43 Sodality 1, Treasurer 2-3--13 Key Club 2-33 President -13 Senior Playg Baseball 1-23 Ideal Boy 43 Scholarships to: University of St. Louis and Washington University: Service Award -I. NORMAN JOHN CHENEVERT44- years at Men- ard Centralg Class Officer 1-23 Student Council 1-2: Football 1-2-3--1: Track 1-2-33 M-Club 2-3--l. VALERIE ANN CHICOLA-4 years at Menard Central3 Athletic Awards 2--lg Service Awards 1-43 Class Secretary 13 Class Treasurer 2g Student Council 13 Future Business Leaders 43 Yearbook 3g Sports Club 1-23 Boosters 13 U.S.L. Scholarship. VIRGINIA MARIE CICERO-4 years at Menard Centralg Rallies 3--'13 Class President 23 Cheerleader 2-3--1-3 Yearbook 3-43 Student Council 23 Sodality 2-33 Future Homemakers 44g Sports Club 1-2-3-43 Boosters 1: Service Award -13 La. Tech. Scholarship. MICHAEL ALEXANDER CONOLLY-3 years at Menard Central: Rally -1: Sports Editor -lg FBLA 43 Track 2. BRUCE MICHAEL COOK-1 years at Menard Central: Track 3. PATRICIA JO COREY-4 years at Menard Cen- tralg Rallies 1-2-4: Music Awards 1-23 Science Fair 43 National Honor Society 2-3-43 Sodality 3. President 43 Yearbook 3g Sports Club 1-23 Boosters 1-2-33 Co-Captain 4: U.S.L. Scholarship. RANDY COURTNEY-4 years at Menard Central: Football 4. DEBORAH ANN CRAWFORD-4 years at Menard Centralg Choral 1-2-3-43 Press Club 4. JOHN KELLY D'AMICO-4 years at Menard Cen- tral: Football 2- 1: Baseball 1-2-3-4. MARIAN ROSE DiAMICO-1 years at Menard Centralg Rally -I3 Future Nurses of America 13 Fu- ture Homemakers 3-1: Yearbook 4: Sports Club 1-2. THERSA MARIE D'ANCELO-4 years at Menard Central: Rally 43 Science Fair 3-4: Class Secretary I99 23 4-H Club 2g Future Nurses of America 13 Li- brary Club 2-33 Press Club 3. PATRICK CHARLES DEKEYZER-4 years at Menard Central3 Rallies 2-33 Scholastic Awards 2- 3-43 Future Business Leaders 3, Vice President 43 NMost Valuable Staffer AW3fd,,Q Service Award 43 Nicholls State College Scholarship. CHARLES PATRICK DEVANIE-4 years at Men- ard Central3 Science Fair 3-43 Sodality 3-43 De- bate Team 43 Library' Club 43 Press Club 43 Golf 4. JOSEPH ROBERT DEVILLE, 113.44 years at Menard Central3 Key Club 1-23 Press Club 1-2-3-4. JOSEPHINE ANN DISTEFANO-4 years at Men- ard Centralg Rally lg Homecoming Court3 Class President 1g Class Vice-President 3g Student Coun- cil 1g National Honor Society 3-43 Sodality 3-43 Yearbook 2-3, Class Editor, 4, Sports Editor3 Sen- ior Play Committee 4g Sports Club 13 Boosters 1-2- 3g Cheerleader 43 Service Award 43 N.L.S.C. GORDON STEVEN DUCOTE-4 years at Menard Central3 Football 1-23 Basketball I-2-3-43 Baseball 1-2-3-4. MARY CATHERINE DUFFYQL years at Menard Central3 Rally 23 Choral Festival 43 Athletic Awards 13 National Business Honor Society 43 Future Business Leaders 3g Yearbook 43 Sports Club 1-2-3-43 Choral Club 2-3-4. JOHN MARVIN DUNN, IR.-4 years at Menard Central. JULIE ANN DUNN-4 years at Menard Central3 Future Nurses of America 13 Future Business Lead- ers 3-43 Sports Club 2-3. MICHAEL THOMAS DUNN-4 years at Menard Central3 Rallies 1-2-33 Scholastic Awards 1-23 Southeast Scholarship. JIMMY JUDE DUPONT-4 years at Menard Cen- tral. PAUL IVOY DUPUIS-2 years at Menard Central. MARY ANN ESKEW-4 years at Menard Central3 Rally 33 Homecoming Court 23 Student Council Court 3g Class Vice-President 13 Student Council 43 Sodality 13 4-H Club 13 Reporter 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3-43 Future Homemakers President 3-43 Sports Club 1-23 Northwestern State College Scholarship. 200 CENEVIEVE LOUISE FAULK-4 years at Men- ard Centralg Music Awards I-23 Future Home- makers 23 Sports Club I-23 Boosters I-2-3. FRANK LOUIS FAZIO--I years at Menard Cen- tral3 Class Treasurer 33 Key Club I-2-3-43 Basket- ball 1-23 Football -I. PATRICK KEITH FETTA-I years at Menard Cen- tralg Senior Play -1. DOROTHY MARIE FLOURNOY-4 years at Men- ard Central3 Class Treasurer I3 4-H Club lg Press Club I3 Sports Club I-2-3-4: Junior Boosters I. ROBERT DONNELLAN FOLTZ-4 years at Men- ard Centralg Rallies I-2-3-43 Class Officer 23 Foot- ball I-3-43 Basketball I-2-3-4: Track 2-3. MARY JO FOMBY-4 years at Menard Central3 Rallies I-2-43 Science Fair 33 National Honor So- ciety 3-43 Future Nurses of America I-23 Yearbook 43 Library Club I: Sports Club I-23 U.S.L. Schol- arship. ROBERT ALLAN GABOUR-4 years at Menard Central3 Student Council Treasurer 23 Sodality I-2. Secretary 3-43 Key Club I-2-3, Treasurer 43 Debate Team I-2-3-43 Press Club I-2-3. President 4. VICTOR GERARD GENGO-4 years at Menard Central. WILLIAM LEE CLASSCOCK-2 years at Menard Central3 Rallies I-2-3-43 Scholastic Awards I-23 Music Awards I-23 National Honor Society Vice President 43 La. Tech. Scholarship. MARGARET LYNN GRAVEL-4 years at Menard Central. BARRY JOHN GREMILLION-4 years at Menard Central. CATHERINE ANN GREMILLION-4 years at Menard Central3 Rally I: Sodality I3 Debate Team 23 Boosters I-2-3. MARTHA YVONNE GREMILLION-4 years at Menard Central: Rallies 2-43 Music Awards I-4: Our Editor? ? Science Fair Winner 43 Class Secretary 2g Student Council 43 4-H Club 2g Yearbook I-2-3-4, Editor- in-Chief -13 Library Club I-23 Sports Club 2: Choral Club 3-43 Service Award 4. ANNETTE SUSAN CUIDROZ-2 years at Menard Centralg Rally 43 Press Club 43 Scholastic Awards 43 National Honor Society 3-43 L.S.U. Honor Freshman Award. ROSE ANN GUIDRY-4 years at Menard Central3 Rallies I-3-43 Science Fair Winner 3-43 Scholastic Awards I-2-33 Class Treasurer I3 Class Vice-Presi- dent 2g National Honor Society 3--13 Sodality I-2-33 Future Nurses of America I3 Future Homemakers Treasurer I3 Yearbook 3-43 Library Club I-23 Sports Club I-23 Boosters I-2-3-43 Betty Crocker Award -lg Service Award 43 Scholarships to Uni- versity of Dallas and N.L.S.C. JOSEPH GUY HEBERT, III-4 years at Menard Central: Rally 4. RONALD JOSEPH HERNANDEZ-4 years at Menard Central3 Science Fair 33 Athletic Awards 2-3: Football 2-3: Track 2-3. MARK PAUL HROMADKA-4 years at Menard Central3 Baseball I-2-3-43 Letterman's Club 3-4. DAVID OLIVER HUSSEY-4 years at Menard Central: Athletic Award 3g Class Treasurer I-2-33 Sodality I-23 Key Club 2-3-43 Debate Team I: Basketball 2-3. 20I Sr. Norberta gives valuable assistance to Cindy Regan and Julie Lalande. MARY OPHELIA HYDE-l years at Menard Cen- tralg Sodality 2-3-4g Future Nurses of America lg Drama Club 3--lg Library Club 3. LINDA KAY JARRED-I years at Menard Cen- tralg Rallies 1-2-3--lg Scholastic Awards 1-2-33 Sci- ence Fair Winrler 3g Athletic Award 2--lg Member of Eaglettes -lg National Honor Society 3-45 4-H Club 25 Yearbook -lg Senior Play Committee 4-g Sports Club 2-3-4g Choral Club flg Service Award ll-g Northwestern Scholarship. DEBORAH ANN JONES-l year at Menard Cen- tralg Rally -lg National Honor Societyg Sodality llg Future Homemakers -'lg Senior Play 45 Library Club -lg Boosters -lg Northwestern Scholarship. DAVID MICHAEL KAUFMAN-41 years at Men- ard Centralg Rally fl-3 Class Vice President 2g Class President 3g Basketball 2. JULIE MARIE LALANDE-4 years at Menard Centralg Rallies 2--lg Scholastic Awards 3-4-3 Class Vice-President 2g Class Secretary 3-43 Sodality I-2g Future Business Leaders 3-49 Senior Play Com- mittee -lg Drama Club 3g Sports Club l-2-3-4-g Boosters I-2-3--l. BEYRL ANN LANDRY-4 years at Menard Cen- tralg Future Nurses of America lg Future Business Leaders 3--'lg Sports Club 1-23 Boosters 1-4g Choral Club 2. ALBERT JOSEPH LANIUS-4' years at Menard Centralg Key Club 35 Yearbook I-3g Football lg Basketball l-2-3-43 Track 3g Service Award 4. 202 MARTIN ROBERT LEE-4 years at Menard Cen- tralg Senior Play Committee -lg Press Club 3-4g Football Mgr. 41: Basketball Mgr. 4g Baseball I-2. Mgr. 3--l. CHARLOTTE ANN LEGGIO--l years at Menard Centralg Rally -lg Alternate Cheerleader 33 Future Nurses of America lg Future Homemakers 4: Drama Club -lg Sports Club I-2-fig Boosters I-2-3--l. PHILLIP STANNIE LENIOlNE4'l years at Men- ard Centralg Rallies I-2-3g Class Secretary lg Key Club 2-3-4-g Football Statistician 2-3-4g Basketball Statistician 2-3-llg Baseball Statistician 2-35 Chris- tian Living Award -lg Northeast Scholarship. DAVID THOMAS MCCONNELL-+I years at Men- ard Centralg Honor Roll 2. BRENDA KAY MCILWAIN-4 years at Menard Central: Library Club Ll-: Sports l-4. THOMAS HENRY MCQUILLINC--l years at Men- ard Centralg Class Vice-President 3g Sodality 2, Treasurer 3g Key Club 3, Secretary 43 Football I-2- 3--l-g Track 3g Service Award ll-. MARILYN MARIE MCSTAY-l year at Menard Central: Sodality 4, Yearbook 4-g Senior Play Com- mittee Qlg Boosters 4. RICHARD PRESTON IVIANSOUR-2 years at Men- ard Centralg Key Club 3-4g Senior Play 4g South- east Louisiana State College Scholarship. KATHLEEN MARIEN-ll years at Menard Cen- tralg I-H Club Vice-President lg Library Club lg Sports Club 1-2-1. Peace Be To You. BRUCE EDWARD MARTINEZ-2 years at Men- ard Central3 Science Fair Award 3-43 Football 33 Track 3-4. LINDA MARIE MATHEWSW-4 years at Menard Central3 Rally 43 Future Nurses of America 13 Future Business Leaders 3-43 Future Homemakers 23 Library Club 2-43 Sports Club 1-2. MICHAEL GERARD MATHEWS44 years at Men- ard Central3 Rallies 1-2-3-43 Scholastic Awards 1-2- 33 National Honor Society 3-43 Football 1-3-43 Baseball 1-2-3-43 Southeast Louisiana State Col- lege Scholarship. MARSHALL JAMES MATTHEWS, II-4 years at Menard Central3 Future Business Leaders 43 Li- brary Club 43 Basketball 4. GERALD ,IUDE MAYEUX-4 years at Menard Central3 Football 1. JOSEPH DARDEN MELTON-4 years at Menard Central3 Rally 23 4-H Club 1-2-33 Track 3-4. PATRICIA ANNE MERTENS-4 years at Men- ard Central3 Rallies 1-23 Science Fair 3-43 Na- tional Honor Society 3-43 Sodality 1-23 Future Nurses of America 1-23 Yearbook 3-43 Senior Play 43 Library Club 1-23 Sports Club 1-23 Boost- ers 1-23 Scholarship to University of St. Thomas and University of Dallas. LALLAH ANNE METHVIN-4 years at Menard Central3 Rallies 1-23 Science Fair 43 Music Awards 1-23 Class Secretary 33 National Honor Society 3-43 Future Business Leaders 3-43 Future Homemakers 43 Yearbook 1-23 Drama Club 43 Sports Club 1-23 Boosters 43 Nicholls State College Scholarship. SHELIA ANN MOOREA-1 years at Menard Cen- tral3 Homecoming Court3 Pelican Stateg Sodality 2-33 Senior Play Committee 43 Booster 1-43 Service Award 43 University of Northeast Art School Schol- arship. PAUL BERNARD MIGUES-4 years at Menard Central3 Football 3-4. CAROLINE HARRIETT NOONE-4 years at Men- ard Centralg Rally 43 Library Club 23 Sports Club 1-23 Boosters 1. KATHLEEN FRANCES O,HALLORAN-4 years at Menard Central3 Rally 33 Student Council 43 So- dality 3-43 Future Nurses of America 3-43 Debate Team 2-33 Drama Club 33 Library Club 13 Sports Club 43 Boosters 1-2-3. WILLIAM CONWAY O'HAREf4 years at Men- ard Central: Football 3-1: Baseball 3-43 Lettermarfs Club 3-1. GREGORY ROBINSON OVERMAN-4 years at Menard Central. MARY ANNE PERCY-4 years at Menard Cen- tral3 Rally 13 Athletic Awards3 Science Fair 3-43 Class President 23 Student Council Secretary 33 Student Council President 43 National Honor So- ciety 3-43 Sodality 1-2-3-43 4-H Club 1-2-3-43 Sports Club 1-2-3-43 Boosters 1-2-3-43 Ideal Girl 43 Service Award 43 Northeast Scholarship. ,IANIE FRANCES ANN PIAS-4 years at Menard Central3 Rallies 2-43 Music Award 23 4-H Club 1-23 Future Nurses of America 23 Senior Playg Sports Club 1-2-33 Boosters 1-2-3 Squad Leader, Captain 43 Eaglettes 4. TED EVAN POWELL+'1- years at Menard Central3 Football 1. VICKI LOU PRAET-4 years at Menard Central3 Rallies 2-43 Library Club 3-4. CYNTHIA ANN PRICE-4 years at Menard Cen- tral3 4-H Club 1-23 Future Nurses of America 13 Future Business Leaders 43 Library Club 23 Boost- ers 1-4. ROSE MARY RANDALL-4 years at Menard Cen- tral3 Rallies 1-2-3-43 Scholastic Awards 2-33 Ath- letic Awards 13 Choral Club President 3g Eaglette President 43 National Honor Society 2-3, President 4: Sodality 4: Yearbook 13 Senior Play Committee 43 Drama Club 33 Sports Club 1, Treasurer3 Salu- taltorian Award3 L.S.U. Vocal Scholarship. DAVID GLENN RASCH-4 years at Menard Cen- tral3 Future Business Leaders 43 Press Club 43 Track 1. CINDY REGAN+4 years at Menard Central3 Ralf lies 43 Sports Club 1-4. 203 Whatcha' lookin' at Caroline? SCOTT EDWARD RICHE-4 years at Menard Central: Rallies I3 Senior Play 4. PHYLLIS ROSE RINO--1 years at Menard Cen- tral3 Rallies 2-43 Athletic Awards 2-3-43 Science Fair Winner -1-3 National Honor Society 3-43 Fu- ture Nurses of America I-33 Yearbook 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Library Club 3, Vice-President 13 Sports Club 43 Choral Club 4. MARY GAYLE ROUSSEAU-4 years at Menard Central3 4-H Club 2g Future Homemakers 43 Year- book -l3 Press Club 43 Sports Club 1-2-3-4. ANITA ELAINE SAYBE-4 years at Menard Cen- tral3 Rally lg Key Club Sweetheart 4g Pelican Stateg Student Council Treasurer 23 Student Coun- cil Vice-President 43 National Honor Society 3-43 Future Business Leaders 3-43 Sports Club I-23 Boosters 1-2-3--13 American Legion Award3 Service Award -l. IDA KATHERINE SCALFANOf4 years at Men- ard Central: Rally Future Homemakers 43 Li- brary Club l-I Sec1'etary3 Sports Club I-2. DEBORAH ANNE SCHEUERMANN-4 years at Menard Central3 Rally 2g Class President 23 Senior Play Committee 43 Sports Club l: Boosters I-2-3--1. 204 ROSALYN ANNE SCROCGS-44 years at Menard Central3 Rallies I-2-3-43 Scholastic Awards I-23 Athletic Award 3g National Honor Society 3-43 Future Business Leaders 43 Yearbook 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Library Club 2-3, Treasurer 43 Vice-President3 Press Club 3-4, President3 Boosters 13 Choral Club 43 Service Award 43 Northwestern Scholarship. LAWRENCE TIMOTHY SELLERS-+I years at Menard Central3 Scholastic Award l. CATHERINE OLGA SMITH--1 years at Menard Central3 Rally I3 Future Business Leaders 3g Li- brary Club 23 Boosters I-2-3-4. JOHN DAVID SORRELLSWZ years at Menard Central3 Key Club 3-1. JAMES SHELTON STILLEY-4 years at Menard Centralg Rally 4. WALTER BRAXTON SWIFT-4 years at Menard Central3 Science Fair Winne1'. VIRGINIA DIANE THIELS-4 years at Menard Central3 Rallies 2-43 Science Fair 43 Athletic Awards I-23 Sodality 43 Future Business Leaders 3-43 Library Club I-2-3, Secretary 4, Presidentg Sports Club I-2-43 Boosters 2-3-43 Choral Club 2-3--l-3 Christian Living Award 4. RAY LOYD TRACY-4 years at Menard Centralg Football I-2-3-43 Baseball I-23 Track 2-3. ANTHONY JOHN TULLI-4 years at Menard Central3 Rallies l-33 Scholastic Awards I3 Class President 33 National Honor Society 3-4, Treasurer3 Debate Te-am I-2-3-4, President 43 Key Club 3-43 Senior Play 43 Drama Club 43 Bell Telephone Company Science Award3 Service Award 43 4 year Engineering Scholarship3 La. Tech. Scholar- ship. GEORGE MARK TULLIER--1 years at Menard Central3 Rallies 1-23 Class Officer 1-3-43 National Honor Society 3-43 Sodality I-2-3-43 Key Club 2-3- 43 -1-H Club I-2-3-43 Senior Play 43 Basketball 1-2g Track 4g Service .Award 4. VICKY LOUISE VANDERLICK-4 years at Men- ard Centralg Class Secretary 15 National Honor Society 4g Sodality 2-3g 4-H Club 1-23 Future Homemakers 3-4, Vice President 3g Sports Club 1-2-3-4, President 4. DARRELL FRANCIS VANDERSYPEN-4 years at Menard Central. MARY KATHLEEN VANDERSYPEN-4 years at Menard Centralg 4-H Club 1-2, Vice-President 3-4g Library Club 4g Sports Club 1-2g Choral Club 2. Cheese! l JEAN FRANCES VAUGHN-4 years at Menard Centralg Future Homemakers 43 Drama Club 45 Li- brary Club l-2-3g Press Club 2-49 Sports Club 4: Boosters 1. RONALD PAUL VERCHERH4 years at Menard Centralg 4-H Club 2-3-4. STEVEN AUGUSTUS VERZWYVELT-4 years at Menard Centralg 4-H Club 2-3-4. RONALD GLENN WALL-4 years at Menard Central. FRANCES JANE WARD-4 years at Menard Cen- tralg Scholastic Award lg S-odality 1-2g Future Dianne Boisvert helps Jackie Williams prepare for the Talent Show. Homemakers Secretary Ali Yearbook 3-45 Sports Club 1-2-3-4g Boosters l. JOHN HARVEY WHITE-1 year at Menard Cen- tralg Key Club 4g Debate Team 43 Senior Play Committee 43 Drama Club 45 Press Club 4. HERBIE WAY-4 years at Menard Centralg 4-H Club 1. DONALD EDWARD WELCH-4 years at Menard Centralg Athletic Award 3g Class Treasurer 1-2g Football 1-2-3-43 Basketball 15 Track 1-2-3. JOHN STEPHEN W'HlTE--4 years at Menard Centralg Class Secretary 2g Football lg Basketball 3. JACQUELINE FAYE WILLIAMS-4 years at Menard Centralg Homecoming Queen 4g Future Homemakers 3g Sports Club 4g Boosters 2-3-4. JOHN FREDRICK WOLF-4 years at Menard Cen- tralg Football lg Basketball 2-3-4g Baseball 1-2-3-4. 205 A Graduaiion Gene Baker proudly receives the American Legion Award. Friday. Mag Qixieenih Nineieen hundred sixig-nine Bishop Credo Religion Award is given to Geoffrey Cazes. 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CENLA AUTO PARTS EveryIhinq Aufomofiveu JOHN AKINS, JR.-AARON AKINS 904 I3'II1 SI. HI 3-6324 EDDIE'S ESSO SERVICE 2I2 Main Sf. Pineville, La. BEULAH'S BEAUTY SALON BEULAH DOYAL EDNA BEERMAN 230i EIIIOH' ESTORGE DRUG CO. H' 2-6594 Expansion S+. LESLIE GREMILLION, Manager L. E. DeSELLE 81 CO., INC. Building Maferials and Bird Roofing 262i Lee SI. HI 3-6355 MZ' DHIRIIEQUEEN cfm I I I I I I I I I I I I mwfokwffflufoonfokmw I I I I I I I I I I I Big.. I-I I I I I I I I I I-I 737 MacArII'1ur Dr. 6 'WF' I-I O , III I-l L .,Ff'., Ill O-r ' I I l I I PURINF I I I ,,CuowS,, I I - n'5':I'g'I:2',' I Complimenis of II- S ' I-I H. P. I I EQUIPMENT co. I'- LOUISIANA -I. I SEED co., INC. , , P.0. Box lII2 --- Alexandria, La. I I I BUILDERS' LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO. --- PHONE 442.6601 Mean s+fee+ -I- ZI9 ALEXANDRIA COCA-CO LA BOTTLING CO. i I 60 I Third S+. P Guillory lakes a break for . .,.. BOHOIW AVG. fh p llnl f P1 use .a re res es. ll' A Alexandria, La. HI 3-560i ll ill 6.016522 SI YI i RAPIDES OIL CO. 60l Xavier S+. hal Alexandria, La. if 443-5675 CHARLES A. BONNEAU, Jabber 4600 Lee Shee, Alexandria, l.a. 220 The Parish of- CUR LADY OF PRCMPT SUCCOR J , .zkr ,, , , 9 ff' 'Vgy ,V ,, ' 5' , Q 5 Q' if ' A 2 A RT. REV. MSGR. A. O. OLINGER-Pas+or PEST AID CO. P. O. Box 767 3823 Masonic Drive Alexandria, La. ermife and Pes'l' Confro Home Owned by d RAYMOND CONSTANTINO I - 'S . v EN 9 i 4 Q 5 . .11 f 2 3 X I ' , 9 Z 2 S S f f '6 1 - X 4 2 2 . S X I ,A 1 S 5 X AX ., .Q , , , , V ,.I x, Guaranfeed T 019252-5399 Z Z I 2 6? xy Q JOE Russo an MGCARTHUR MAYO CompIimeni's of R SMITH OF PINEVILLE, LA. SHELL MacArII1ur Drive 445-582l CHARLES MAYEUX I40I -owner CompIimenI's of FOOD MART JUWW- I QVI I EEN Uk! I My S I K W s ' ' Phone 2-seo: CompIimen+s of MICO'S SHOE SERVICE azos Jackson sf. Al exan aria, La. DA CAMPO ELECTRIC CO. 2920 Jackson S+. HI 2-8882 6 U. B. CARPENTER CO. P. O. Box 8I8 PineviIIe, La. 222 The Parenfs Club 'rreafs Menard sfudens I The Wesfern Roundup. HOLY SAVIOR MENARD CENTRAL PARENTS CLUB STELLEY'S RESTAURANT J. M. POULTRY Lebeau, La. 280I Mill Sl. IIONESTOP SERVICE A l'I f La- HI 3-7234 Complimenfs of SACRED HEART CHURCH 600 Lakeview S+ree'I' Pineville, Louisiana MSG. PAUL E. CONWAY, Pasfor LOUISIANA SEED CO. INC. P.O. Box III2 Alexandria, La. Producers of Funlcs '6 Hybrid Seed Corn and Lindsey Funlrs Hybrid Sorglwam BOETA'S GROCERY AND MARKET II32 Lee Sfreef IDEAL LIOUOR STORE 40 Bollon Avenue 442-I23I Complimenls of THE HOLY SAVIOR MENARD CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL fZN min K .. I .L-1 I I QQ , Complimenls of AVENUE BARBER SHOP 6OI Bollon Avenue Alexandria, La. DROTT'S GULF STATION 803 Main Sl. HI 3-44l8 Pineville, La. lexanclria I N N 1212 MACARTHUR DRIVE ALEXANDRIA, LA. 71302 Complimenfs of PAUL CAESAR'S I004 Lee S+reeI GUY PORTO SPORTS CENTER H00 MacAr+l1ur Drive Alexandria, La. PHONE HI 3-7327 223 ALEXANDRIA IRON 81 SUPPLY CORP. SIeeI and Pipe P. O. Box 202-6I0 Arial S+. 445-244l Alexandria, La. 7I30I Jilntners in I MOBLEY'S I HOUSE or FLOWERS MacArII1ur Village if ff rg ii X ' -QW., .fa 5 i III Ig, Have more leisure lime willw supplies from . . . CENLA JANITOR SUPPLY I90I Lee S+- ALEXANDRIA BEDDING CO. Alexandria, La. Seda and ABC G ,,,,,--,,, Qualify Ma++resses A---fe-H i and Box Springs fil wgp' ' WHOLESALE oNLY I IENLSSS I IN 7s,e .-, s-we ef: s--Q: CompIimen+s of VAUGHN WELDING I8I5 MacArII'1ur Drive Alexandria, La. MORGAN 8: LINDSEY 2lI MacAr'II1ur Drive Alexandria, Louisiana REDMOND'S PHARMACY 23I9 Third S+.. Alexandria, La. HI 3-7277 ...ef 'I .I 3,- DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST Complimenis of A FRIEND DEVILLE SAW CO. 7 I 3 MBCAVfI1UT Alexandria, La. The WorId's Worsf Service Wiih The WorId's Finesf Foods. I H HERBIE K's I SI OYSTER HOUSE I i P.O. Box 482 I IES , Phone HI z-iazi I '2I1 ifiiffi Alexandria, Louisiana I '4 THE BRIDE'S STORE Schnilrlis 1W'.Q2f1fiw-My mm 924 Third Sfreef Alexandria, La. Q? CENLA E INDEPENDENT MILL a GIN i U Oi' . Lower Third Sfreef HI 2-4458 I 'eii . M v -look for the Golden Archos Q MCDOI'l8ldb TROTTER'S RADIO 8: TV 390 Lee Sfree? Alexandria, La. LEMOINE'S VENETIAN BLIND 81 AWNINGS CO. I7I2 Van Sf. Iexandria, La. - The Closesf Thing To Home A HI 53637 MAT'S CompIimen+s of ALEXANDER 81 BOLTON 3I30 Jackson S+. Alexandria, Louisiana By-Pa ss Esso Servicenier 99 MacArIhur Drive a+ Monroe Alexandria, La. NEWTON S. CAPPEL Renfals, Loans, and Invesimenis GLORIOSO'S GROCERY 603 Monroe Sf. Alexandria, La. I aio I I I 226 Phone 443-7770 SI! I , V,.,A For a Million Dollar Meal, Visii Ilme . . . Alexandria, Louisiana DOUBLE V CAFE L Q , -in III dl - fb 7 x J' 'X' Q ce J E Q 5 E N '- QA .i SOUTHERN CHEVROLET I800 Lee Sfreei' Alexandria, La. I We have a car 'Ior everybody A 9' .. .Q in Fireside Plaza I I , T' af 1 3 ' ,. H I ff I Alexandria, Louisiana I 1- A Lasring Impression of Qualilyu if . .- EARL'S FRIENDLY GULF SERVICE Be'rIer Service For Less HOLY SAVIOR +1 I0'I'I1 8: Jackson 443-6400 Alexandria, Louisiana i KEY CLUB 'I' Oi LOFTON'S REX MARKET Main Sfreei- Pineville, La. B 81 J DAIRY BAR 3806 Lower Third Sfreei' Phone 442-76I5 BILL'S BICYCLE SALES 81 SERVICE Auihorized Schwinn Dealer 4707 Lee Sfreel' MR. ED'S DAIRY QUEEN 350I Monroe Highway Pineville, La. DR PEPPER Distinctivcly Different... jar may lxghth my my I OIOOOOOCOCOOOOIOI mww mn.. nu-,nu DisI'inc+iveIy Differenf . . . for Today's Lighi' 'n Lively TasI'e 2924 Lee Sireef Complimenfs of SANDY SMILEY 525 LH ul no Voul I 5 ,IL ' ' ff' . A I - Sl If EZ In . ,ilk I . Q QQIIYI. sTANLEY's I FI BODY SHOP soz ma s+. Alexandria, La. Phone HI 3-7325 HILL, HARRIS AND COMPANY The SouI'h's Leading Gifr Sfore Wh-ere Ihere is more 'From which +o seIec'r Silverware, China, Crysfal Linens, Home Decora'rions and Accessories I31'h and Lee Sfreeis BOB CROTTY'S P. O. Box 57I4 l6I2 MacAr+hur Drive Alexandria, Louisiana 7I30I Phone HI 3-965I BOWLERO I7II MacAr+hur Dr. HI 3-738i BROWN-ROBERTS HARDWARE AND SUPPLY CO. I8I0 Third S+. Alexandria, La. HI 3-728I 227 Visir Ilwe SO. PAUL CATHOLIC BOOK AND FILM CENTER 86 Bolfon Avenue Alexandria, La. Complimenis of SUPERIOR FENCE CO. I80I Lee Sf. HI 5-I586 Complimenfs of STANDARD PRINTING CO LEATHERMAN'S PHARMACY HI 2-4424 l0I0 Main S+. B02 Third Sfreel' Pineville' La. Alexandria, La. BIG M ARMY SURPLUS 20I3-I5 Lee S+. Alexandria, La. Complimenfs of TEXADA-BAILEY MEAT CO ARROW FOOD DISTRIBUTORS P 0 B II85 Alexandria, L HI 3 5276 HI 5-3227 3206 MacArfl'iur Drive TONY'S APPLIANCE CENTER 84 FURNITURE DISCOUNT 60I Jackson SI. Alexandria, La. HI 2-0200 RAPIDES DODGE, INC. Complimenis of WOLF BAKING CO., INC. 820 Fiffli Sf. Alexandria, La. Sunbeam Baller Whipped Bread HATHORN JUDY'5 TRANSFER 8: STORAGE CO. . . . . DIS'l'lnCl'lVe Clofhmg 620 Elliorl S+. d 0 RO. Box 792 MacArthur Drive exan rua, a. FRANCES RUBIN BROOKNER Aqenfs for Norlh American Van Lines Complimenfs of JULIA MlCl'llEl.'S P. M. JR. Nexf Io World Wide Healflw Sfudio Clerk of Courf In Mac Arlhur Village HI 5-6044 Rapides Parish Alexandria' La. H25-Yrs. Experf Corsef Service l Io Our Clienlelen RED RIVER CANDY COMPANY Cafering +I1e Besf of Candies for Ilwe Besf People Eghfli and Waslaingfon Sis. Alexandria. La. Complimenfs of P.D.O. MART JOHN DAMICO I904 Lee S+. FOLTZ INSURANCE AGENCY INC. PHONE 442-8838 3400 Jackson Sfreei' Alexandria, Louisiana cn NOW, MORE THAN EVER BEFORE, ELECTRICITY IS THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN YOUR FAMILY'S BUDGET! CJK ECGCOD JI UENIHRI IIIUISIMIII EIHITIIIII IIUMPIINY IND. an investor-owned, tax-paying utility Complimenfs of ROBERT ROLLINS BLAZERS 242 Park Ave. New York, N. Y. N I ,, ,, KELLY WARD'S PIANO SHOP TUNING 'REPAIRING 'REFINISHING RENTALS l0I2 Warren S+. HI 2-8020 229 PATRONS Dr. Bruce Wallace, Jr. Bro'rl1er Vincen+ Dr. Filas1'ra+, Jr. Dr. W. H. Hamil+on Dr. Philip M. Laborde Fred Elsing, Sr. LaCroix 8: Waring, C.P.A. Dr. E. A. Nor+on DeWi++ T. Merhvin Mr. ancl Mrs. J. A. Gabour Mrs. Thelma Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Elmer V. Moore LeDoux Provosly, Jr. THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA CITY OFFICIALS LEROY WILSON W. GEORGE BOWDON WILLIAM H. LAMBDIN Commissioner of Mayor Commissioner of Finance Sfreefs and Parks 23l it GENGO Fooo MARKET 2 I 3 I Rapides Avenue k Home of Fine Foods Alexandria, La. cr- 2828 Jaclxson S+. ' , L . , ff-' A'e'a a a CHESTERS BODY SHOP XX! HI 5-6236 .k 2830 Lee Sf. Q Alexandria, La. synaarnx- -nina LEVERNE PERRY SHOES Wesfgafe Shopping Cenfer Complimenfs of PUCKETTS MATTRESS CO. i JAX-C ITY BEVERAGE ,,...... RAPIDES BANK 81 TRUST CO. Alexandria Pineville 232 MEMBER FEDERAL oevosw msmuncz N Congratulations Grads, From Your School Savings Bank K ,fiv- Guarantv Bank 1 .-'.U-rf' if ' ' CDulo Qibbemsiguicbgluc THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Co. Painls-Wall a er b301THlRD STREET P P 'ffl' 'TTIEL 'fl TELEPHONE 443'732l U4LllQvandfria.gPouisiana J0HNg:n::jATER' 2l4 Bolfoln Ave. HI 2-4473 Alexandria, La. Q. You gel E..--A ' 9 service HANLEY GREMILLION ' 0 from . . . MILLWORK 8: SUPPLY '- gy rg W ' ' 33l0 Broadway K Alexandria, La. H' 3-F202 ALEXANDRlA STEAM LAUNDRY 800 Jaclcson Alexandria. La. LAFAYETTE vlNcE's ALLSERVICE TV RAD,O 636 Bollon Avenue R C A Color TV Sales and Service 445-4200 ' ASSOCIATE STORE I306-Murray Slreel' Alexandria, Louisiana fi-'91 '11 9153991 I -14196, I :iff i ' if. QQ 2 234 Eagle girls prove 'rlial' Menard's a+l'1le+ic depar+men+'s aufomobile really is a Younqmobile. l l WALKER OLDSMOBILE CO., INC. l6l6 MacAr+l1ur Drive Alexandria, La. Selling and servicing OLDSMOBILES for over 40 years gl NQW-BHQWING YDUNGMUBI lf THINKING KN59 O L O WELLAN'S 00 Th .1 s+,.,e+ OF ALEXANDRIA Free, c lt's Wise To Save WINNFIELD'S FIRST FEDERAL P.O.B 469 Winnfield, L nl RAPIDES PARISH POLICE JURY Nolr shown: BRIAN DUKE J. HALL LE BLANC HOWARD NUGENT EDGAR HATHORNE TOM MATTHEWS SIDNEY M. CAMPBELL Q59 1 QM. SP W Q: mf f , , 47 , 1:21 K I f ., m?,M?KYL Ag? U K J z Q3 'F vi? lfyf 4- V , JP 0 43' fl' S' fb ff' wg 5Y,'CiE.R.P-.L U E X X X xx Xxx A Aertker, Carol: 102, 162, 167 Aertker, Fran: 121, 122, 123, 182 Aertker, Martha: 32, 128, 176 Aertker, Walter: 168 Alewine, Michelle: 121, 176 Alexander, Aubrey: 113, 162 Alford, Pat: 168 Andries, Molly: 182 Ashley, Thomas: 182 Andries, Terry: 35, 68, 69, 176 Austin, Jerome: 162 Aymond, Hank: 56, 108, 109, 118, 124, 176 Aymond: 168 CNEIL AYMONDJ Aymond, Paul: 60, 103, 124, 132, 168 B Badon, Mrs. Catherine: 24 Baker, Ben: 89, 99, 118, 149, 176 Baker, Charles: 168 Baker, Donald: 81, 99, 162 Baker Gene: 36, 69, 109, 114, 124, 183, 202, 206 Baker Greg: 81, 88, 89, 92, 94, 99, 176 Baker, Jane: 162 Baker, Mary David: 109, 118, 146 182 183 207 211 1257 7 7 9 7 Baker, Robert: 118, 120, 132, 162 Ballmes, Gil: 81, 118, 162 Index Barnidge, Bill: 81, 89, 118, 162, 166 Barnidge, Johnny: 33, 81, 124, 183 Baron, Ronnie: 81, 89, 94, 99, 168 Barrios, Mrs. Patricia: 23 Barrios, Becky: 176 Barrios, John: 81, 162 Barrios, Tommy: 176 Basco, Cathy: 168 Basco, Daniel: 168 Basco, Robert: 176 Becker, Robin: 37, 94, 176 Behler, Shirley: 126, 129, 168 Bell, Gabriel: 176, 20 Bell, Mike: 98, 99, 113, 176 Bell, Peggy: 183 Bell, Rusty: 168 Bellino, Betty Jo: 183 Bellino, Steve: 162 Bellino, Steve: 162 Bergeron, Tommy: 168 Berlin, Kay: 168 Biggar, Father Hugh: 7, 8, 10, 149 Bize, Susan: 33, 64, 128, 176 Blalock, Mike: 183 Blank, Mike: 77, 78, 81, 82, 84, 91, 92, 94, 98, 99, 100, 118, 124, 151, 183 Boardman, Peggy: 162 Boisvert, Diane: 36, 116, 118, Barker, Pam: 50, 128, 129, 149, 183 Barker, Sister Margaret Mary: 14, 116 238 184, 205 Bonneau, Charles: 84, 86, 101, 184, 150 Boniol, Coach Don: 20, 34, 63, All c 1 Bordelon, Alfred: 24, 176 Bordelon, Celeste: 119, 162 Bordelon, Ellen: 148, 168 Bordelon, Gary: 168 Bordelon, Glenn: 168 Bordelon, Joy: 119, 168 Bordelon, Kathy: 162 Bordelon, Mark: 119, 120, 176 Bordelon, Phil: 162 Bordelon, Sandra: 162 Bordelon, Sheila: 168 Bordelon, Shelly: 132, 169 Boudreax, Mike: 177 Bourg, Julie: 60, 109, 118, 14-8, 177 Bourg, Neysa: 169 Boykin, Terrill: 163 Brister, Faye: 177 Brocato, Thomas: 177 Brouillette, Charlotte: 163 Brown, Janice: 116, 117, 121, 132, 184 Brown, Sharon: 132, 169 Bruyninckx, Debbie: 184 Bruyninckx, Ginger: 114, 128 184 Bruyninckx, Tricia: 163 Bryant, Betty: 119, 163 Burden, Eileen: 35, 39, 77, 103 121, 130, 131, 147, 152, 185 Burden, Jack: 177 -as Burden, Louise: 65, 118, 152, 162, 163 Cage, Lynette: 35, 109, 128, 152, 177 199, 206 Campo, Bobby: 121, 185 Campo, Susan: 169 Carbo, Sharon: 163 Carbo, Steve: 169 Carlino, Debbie: 132, 163 Carlino, Diane: 36, 132, 177 Carlino, Peggy: 169 Cataldie, Angie: 132, 169 Cataldie, Brenda: 169 Cataldie, Mary Louise: 114, 185 Cayer, Cayer, Cazes, 198 Brenda: 128, 177 Karen: 163 Geoffrey: 67, 98, 99, 185, 132, Cazes, Susan: 163 Ceasar, Rodney: 36, 69, 67 109 158 114, 118, 124, 152, 1555 185,202,210 Caesar, Ronnie 151, 185 Chambers, John: 169 Chance, Charles: 98, 99, 163 Chandler, Neala: 37, 118, 177 Chastine, Mike: 177 Chenevert, Norman: 185 Cherry, Christine: 169 Chicola, Anita: 177 Chicola, Cathy: 128, 168, 169 Chicola, Cynthia: 102, 163, 167 2 80, 31, 91, 94, Chicola, Daniel: 81, 118, 120, 163 Chicola, Mary: 118, 163 Chicola, Susie: 68, 69, 109, 129, 169, 173 Chicola, Ted: 169 Chicola, Valerie: 37, 38, 109, 121, 185, 209 Cicero, Ginger: 47, 71, 77, 103, 116, 117, 147, 130, 131, 185, 208 Coco, Dede: 122, 169 Coco, Hewitt: 81, 169 Collins, Shirley: 129, 132, 177 Connolly, Mike: 80, 121, 185 Cook, Bruce: 185 Cook, Debbie: 177 Cook, Marie: 169 Coombs, Connie: 163 Corey, Mary: 169 Corey, Pat: 109, 114, 118, 126, 128,185,209 Corley, Mrs. Shirley: 21, 114 Costa, Alina: 169 Courtney, Randy: 186 Courville, Larry: 119 Courville, Marsha: 116, 118, 129, 177 Couvillion, Charles: 169 Crawford, Deborah: 126, 186 Crooks, Timothy: 163 Cruse, Diane: 132, 177 Curcio, Doug: 94 Curcio, Paul: 163 Curet, Miss Peggy: 12 IJ Daenan, Sammy: 177 Daigrepont, Ken: 38, 177, 180 Damico, Johnny: 81, 186 Damico, Jack: 46, 35, 36, 61, 81, 99, 118, 124, 177, 180 Damico, Tommy: 35, 39, 80, 81, 90, 92, 94, 124, 125, 151, 177, 181 D'Amico, Marian: 116, 117, 122, 148, 186 D'Angelo, Anthony: 163 D'Angelo, Theresa: 60, 148, 186 Dasko, Dale: 60, 177 Dauzat, Paul: 169 David, Tommy: 169 Davis, David: 177 Davis, Elise: 128, 169 Daw, Eddie: 177 Dean, Felix: 24, 163 Dean, Ramona: 24, 132, 177 Debona, Rita: 169 Dekeyzer, Pat: 118, 121, 154, 186, 209 DeKeyzer, Teresa: 177 DelValle, Ana: 109, 129, 148, 169, 173 DelValle, Cramen: 109, 113, 128, 177 DelValle, Elena: 163 Dermenstein, Cindy: 121, 177 Descant, Jolene: 77, 103, 131, 130, 147, 169 Descant, Rodney: 163 DeSelle, Anna: 169 DeSelle, Dale: 169 DeSelle, Margaret: 163 Devanie, Pat: 114, 118, 120, 132, 187 Deville, Bob: 118, 187 Deville, Margaret: 163 Deville, Marie: 129, 177 Deville, Mike: 81, 163 Difulco, B. DiStefano, .l.: 81, 177 Charlene: 163 DiStefano, Jerry: 81, 101, 177 DiStefano Margaret: 129, 169 Distefano, Mr. Glenn: 13 Distefano, Josephine: 77, 103, 118, 114, 121, 122, 147, 130, 131, 187 Distefano, Mr. Robert: 14, 34, 124 Doiron, David: 101, 177 Dorsey, Brenda: 71, 114, 119, 132, 177 Dueote, Cordon: 82, 84, 85, 92, 94, 95, 96, 97, 150, 187 , Duffy, Katie: 28, 37, 121, 122, 126, 187 'fo D sl at Duncan, Martha: 114, 119, 169 Duncan, Richard: 99, 89, 177 Dunn, Gary: 24, 169 Dunn, John : 24, 187 Dunn, Julie: 163 Dunn, Julie: 121, 187 Dunn, Marilyn: 169 Dunn, Mike: 149, 187 Dunn, R. J.: 118, 177 Dupont, Jimmy: 187 Dupuis, Paul: 113, 187 Dupuis, Ronald: 169 Dye, Raphael: 169 E F Fale, Rev. Richard: 20 Fant, Randy: 81, 163 Fant, Sharon: 118, 129, 176, 178 Faulk, Gennie: 37, 117, 188 Faulk, Tommy: 163 Fazio, Frank: 124, 188 Fett, Pat: 67, 188, 191 Fiorenza, Alan: 32, 81, 84, 124, 176, 178, 181 Firmin, Berley: 119, 124, 178, 180 Fleming, Mrs. Pat: 23 Flournoy, Dorothy: 37, 121, 188 G Gabour, Bill: 170 Gabour, Bob: 67, 114, 118 124, 147, 188 Gagnard, Laura: 164 Gaiennie, Elizabeth: 164 Gaspard, Janet: 164 Gaspard, Ricky: 178 Gaspard, Tommy: 170 Gauthier, Kathryn: 164 Gauthier, Richard: 178 Geiger, John: 68, 81, 1 153, 162, 164 Gengo, Victor: 188 Giaco, Vince: 178 Giambrone, Diane: 170 Giffin, Layni: 170 Gilchrist, Cathy: 178 Edwards, Lester: 39, 99, 118, 120, 177 Ellington, Eddie: 81, 124, 109, 169, 173 Ellington, Elizabeth: 163 Ernanus, Mary: 177 Emanus, Richard: 178 Flynn, Jim: 81, 163 Flynn, Lauren: 163 Flynn, Lynell: 35, 118, 128, 176, 178 Flynn, Martha: 163 Flynn, Mary Louise: 163 Flynn Susan: 163 Fomby, Mary Jo: 118, 209, 188 Gilcrease, Cathie: 164 Giordano, Donna: 170 Giulbault, Donald: 93 Gist, Marcie: 32, 129, 178, 180 Glankler, Trip: 27, 49, 134, 170 Glasscock, William: 118, 180 Glorioso, Charles: 81, 164 Glorioso, Michael: 164 Goelden, Sara: 132, 178 Gorsha, Kenneth: 81, 101, 178 Grant, Gail: 129, 170 Gravel, Lynn: 46, 122, 189 Gravel, Mark: 81, 164 Gray, Pamela: 114, 184 Greene, Johnny: 81, 94, 99, 170 Gremillion, Angie: 170 Gremillion, Barry: 189, 197 Gremillion, Cathy: 164, 166 Eskew 178, Eskew, 109, 188 Eskew, Sue: 162, 163 240 , Bill: 81, 89, 94, 124, 109, 180 Mary Ann: 116, 121, 122, Foltz, Bob: 80, 81, 83, 84, 188 Foltz, Jeff: 81, 89, 163 Fowler, Debbie: 128, 169 Franks, Eddie: 170 ,VP M Jeans, Mr. Johnny: 20 Gremillion 3 Colette: 35, 178 Cremillion, Gary: 164 Gremillion Karen: 178 Gremillion, Katie: 189 Gremillion, Mark: 120, 170 Cremillion Marty: 70 109, 123, 126, 186, 189, 201 Guidroz, Susan: 60, 118, 132, 209 Gueringer, Robert: 101, 103, 164 I Cuidry, Barry: 170 Cuidry, RoseAnn: 61, 116, 123, 128, 147, 148, 189 Guilbault, Donald: 170 Cuillory, Lynn: 132, 178 Cuillory, Pam: 32, 126, 128, 178 H Hall, Mrs. Frances: 23 Hamilton, Billy: 101, 124, 178 Hamilton, Sally: 129, 170 Harris, Carolyn: 178 Harris, Marilyn: 178 Hart, Ralph: 164 Hart, Rita: 128, 170 Hayden, Janice: 164 Herbert, Debbie: 114, 119, 128, 170 Hebert, Joe: 189 Hebert, Paulette: 34, 128, 170 Henderson, Mrs. Retha: 13, 110 Hernandez, Mark: 99 Hernandez, Ronnie: 189 Herrington, Robert: 120, 178 Hice, Kathy: 119, 170 Hill, Mike: 170 Hilldegarde, Nancy: 114, 178 Hilton, Anice: 70, 103, 109, 130, 131, 147, 178 Hilton, Yvonne: 109, 129, 170, 173 Hines, Terry: 170 Hobbs, Everett: 164 Hobbs, Marilyn: 164 Hobbs, Veronda: 71, 118, 132, 178 Hogue, Pam: 164 Hromadka, Mark: 38, 90, 94, 96, 97, 63, 151, 189 Hughes, Billy: 89, 101, 164 Hunter, Ann: 178 Horn, Coach Billy: 20, 22, 75, 80 Honza, Sr. Norberta: 17, 132, 133 Hunter, Robert: 164 Hunter, Sister Martha Anne: 10, 13, 149 Hussey, Becky: 129, 178 Hussey, Dave: 189 Hussey, Kate: 102, 164 Hyde, Mary: 114, 119, 190 Ingols, Charlotte: 16 lngols, Suzanne: 118, 132, 178 J Jackson, Rusty: 119, 170 James, Alma: 171 Jarred, Linda: 67, 118, 126, 190, 210 Jewell, Susan: 121, 178 Johnson, Christopher: 81, 164 Johnson, Diane: 171 Johnson, Donald: 178 Johnson, Ruby: 178 Jones, Debbie: 67, 116, 128, 148, 190, 210 Jones, John: 164 Juneau, Kathy: 32, 128, 170, 171 Juneau, Robert: 164 K Karstedt, Sr. Rosalie Ann: 18, 114 24I R it X, ' Kaufman, David: 16, 38, 33, 68, 190 Kearns, Beth: 164 Kearns, Johnny: 124, 171 Keefe, Karen: 64, 164 Kelly, Helen: 118, 165 Kennedy, Mike: 101, 171 I. Lachney, Jimmy: 178 Lachney, Mark: 178 Lachney, Mike: 178 LaCombe, David: 38, 80, 81, 124, 178 LaCombe, Gerald: 81, 171 LaCombe, Suzanne: 165 LaCour, Joe: 171 LaCour, Richard: 81, 165 LaCroix, Mike: 178 LaHood, Tamra: 119, 171 Lalande, Julie: 111, 121, 182, 190, 202 Lalande, Lynn: 69, 129, 171 Lamartiniere, Rickey: 165 Landry, Beryl: 121, 129, 190 Landry, Dan: 165 Lanius, Albert: 36, 84, 85, 86, 190, 153, 202 Lanius, Eddie: 83, 84, 85, 99, 178 Lavespeare, Coach Jerry: 12, 34, 63, 86, 92, 93, 94, 95, 97 242 Leatherman, Mary: 165 LeBlanc, Sr. Bernice: 123, 197, 12, 13, 120 LeBlanc, Vicki: 165 Lee, Gene: 171 Lee, Martin: 94, 103, 81, 118, 190 Leggio, Charlotte: 50, 114, 116, 128, 191 Leggio, Joan: 171 Lemoine, Deborah: 178 Lemoine, Kay: 171 Lemoine, Phillip: 36, 191, 124, 202, 208 Levie, Mr. Hillman: 111 Liberto, Mary Edna: 178 Liotta, Lillian: 132, 148, 171 Littleton, Chris: 178 Littleton, Debbie: 171 Lohman, June: 119, 165 Lohman, Paul: 103, 171 Lohman, Susan: 113, 119, 120, 165 Long, Julian: 178 Lumadue, Marcia: 46, 118, 119, 128, 178 hd Mansour, Ricky: 58, 33, 66, 124, 192 Mansour, Sharon: 128, 109, 179 Marien, Kathy: 192 Marshall, Lelia: 172 Martinez, Bruce: 192 Martinez, Pamela: 165 Martinez, Pauline: 172 Martin, Nancy: 46, 179, 121 Martin, Nanette: 172 Matassa, Judy: 170, 172 Matassa, Michael: 120, 165 Matherne, Jackie: 71, 113, 114 118, 126, 129, 179 Matherne, Susan: 35, 165 Mathews, Linda: 121, 132, 192 Mathews, Marshall: 84, 192 Mathews, Mike: 93, 94, 81, 118, 151, 192 Mathews, Randy: 99, 172 Mathews, Rita: 172 Mathews, Sharon: 129, 179 Mayeux, Danny: 179 Mayeux, Ann: 121, 179 Mayeux, Jude: 192 Mayeux, Mary: 60, 118, 132, 179 McConnell, David: 191 McConnell, Diane: 128, 171 McGraw, Charlotte: 171 Mcllwain, Brenda: 191, 132 McMickens, Mrs. Betty: 21 McMullen, Fr. Roger: 62 McNeely, Penny: 171 McQuilling, Tommy: 33, 81, 109, 124, 125, 191 McStay, Kathy: 128, 171 McStay, Marilyn: 114, 123, 125, 129, 191 McWhorter, Nicholas: 165 Medica, Mary Ann: 129, 172 Meilleur, Chris: 81, 179 Melder, Linda: 129, 179 Melton, Janice: 114, 132, 179 Melton, J. D.: 192 Mertens, Patricia: 67, 66, 122, 123, 192, 211 Mertens, Tommy: 172 7 Methvin, Elizabeth: 165 Methvin, L,Anne: 66, 116, 118 121, 128, 192 B4edndn,RJhni:46,51,62,70,77, 103, 113, 126, 130, 131, 147, 179, 180 Mitchell, Jan: 180 Metoyer, Mrs. Lillian: 20 Metoyer, Mr- David: 25 Michiels, Michiel, Michiels, Cecilia: 165 Michelyne: 172 David: 172 Miller, Mike: 60, 118, 119, 120, 123, 132, 148, 179 Migues, Johnny: 118, 165 Migues, Paul: 81, 193 Miranda, Mrs. Lynn: 63, 123 Mock, Jimmy: 180 Monroe, Lolita: 180, 132 Johnny: 39, 81, 180 Moore, Moore, Karen: 172 128, 153, 193 Moore, Sheila: 61, Moore, Tim: 166 Moreau, 180, 129, 131 Mulea, Alex: 166 Myers, Mike: 180 Nasello, Frances: 132, 172 Neblett, Robert: 56, 69, 84, 86, 101,103,109,143,152,172 Neblett, William: 166 Nolan, Brian: 180 Nolan, Margie: 172 Nolan, Nancy: 166 Noone, Caroline: 148, 193, 204 Normand, Chris: 172 Normand, Owen: 120, 180 Nugent, James: 166 Nugent, Jamie: 172 CJ 0'Hal1oran, Kathy: 109, 114, 193 O,Hare: 94, 95, 97, 90, 92, 81, 151, 193 O'Neal, Mrs. Emma Rae: 21, 127 Overman, Carolyn: 166 Overman, Gregg: 193 F' Paige, Leo: 89, 118, 124, 180 Parr, Gregory: 180, 25 Parr, Mr. Henry: 25 Parr, Jeanne: 109, 118, 120, 172, 173 Parrino, Tina: 180 Percy, Mary Anne: 68, 69, 109, 103, 121, 123, 154, 155, 159, 193 Pereda, Cecilia: 172 Pereda, Jose: 166 Pereda, Susan: 180 Perialas, Constance: 166 Peschier, Candy: 172 Petrus, Sister Ann: 15, 108, 109 Petrus, Tim: 125, 166, 167 Petrus, Tom: 109, 166 Pharis, Janice: 172 Pharis, Mike: 173 Pias, Bill: 119, 166 Pias, Janie: 38, 67, 109, 126, 128, 193, 199 Pias, Tracy: 34, 128, 180 Pierson, Ransdall: 173 Pinckley, Nancy: 173 Poche, Candy: 14 Ponthiex, Lavia: 173 Pousson, Jennifer: 166 Powell, Patti: 16, 34, 68, 69, 116, 113, 130 Powell, Ted: 193 Praet, Vicki: 132, 148, 193 Prentice, Jimmy: 99, 173 Prentice, Johnny: 99, 173 Price, Cynthia: 121, 128, 194 Price, Linda: 166 Provosty, Bobbie: 128, 180 Provosty, Zonnie: 129, 173 F1 Rabalais, Ann: 35, 114, 132, 180 Rabalais, Rodney: 33, 180 Rachal, Christa: 126, 173 Rachal, Otis: 173 Randall, Betsy: 52, 126, 146, 148, 180 Randall, David: 120, 166 Randall, Miss Kathleen: 21, 114 119 Randall, Rosie: 52, 59, 109, 118 121, 126, 146, 148, 207 Ransbottom, William: 180 Rasch, David: 37, 121, 194 Rasch, Huey: 166 Rathnow, Kenneth: 120, 166 Raxsdale, Mr. Robert: 22, 34, 92 94 Ream, Chris: 173 Redmond, Eileen: 34, 102, 166 Redmond, Kerry: 35, 118, 128 180 Reed, Archie: 88, 89, 94, 124 168, 173 Regan, Cindy: 194, 202 Reece, Vera: 173 Reich, Charles: 166 Reith, Dior: 120, 166 Riche, Rhonda: 129, 173 243 5 7 3 Riche, Scottie: 33, 36, 66, 67, 16, 149, 194 Rine, Bobbi: 119, 123, 173 Rine, Kathy: 65, 123, 173, 129 Rim, Phyllis: 118, 122, 194 Rizzo, Cathy: 34, 114, 132, 173 Robinson, Liz: 181 Rousseau, Mary Gayle: 36, 116, 118, 194 Rountree, Mary: 102, 113, 166 Rozanski, Rdbert: 81, 166 Rozanski, Susan: 109, 118, 181 Sampite, Mike: 118, 181 Saybe, Anita: 69, 108, 109, 118, 121, 129, 155, 157, 194 Sayer, Richard: 181 Scalfano, David: 173 Scalfano, Emily: 132, 166 Scalfano, Kathy: 116, 117, 132, 148, 195 Scalfano, Mary Ann: 14, 126, 132, 148, 181 244 T 7 l ,ii 56.5 Scott, Douglas Mr.: 25, 77 Scallan, Deborah: 167 Scheuermann, Debbey: 36, 128, 195 Scheuermann, Fran: 118, 129, 181 Scheuermann, Scott: 81, 109, 167, 169 Schneider, Harry: 173 Schneider, Karen: 118, 167 Schonfield, Jack: 99, 173 Sepulvado, Rita: 167 Scroggs, Marc: 173 Scroggs, Marc: 173 Scroggs, Rosalyn: 60, 109, 118, 121, 122, 132, 195, 210 Sellers, Isabelle: 174 Sellers, Tim: 195 Shea, Peggy: 118, 181, 132 Sigur, Jackie: 174 Simms, Juanita: 167 Stilley, Jim: 195 Strauss, Sr. Mary Sheila: 19, 118 Swift, Walter: 195 Swinnen, Tommy: 181 Svebeck, Eugene: 118 T Tardy, Mrs. Adele: 18, 19 Tassin, Denise: 174 Thiels, Janet: 167 Thibeaux, Danny: 181 Thibeaux, Madeline: 148, 167 Tichel' 1, Joe: 118, 119, 167 Thiels, Gary: 174 Thiels, Evelyn: 109, 181 Theils, Ginger: 60, 109, 114, 118 121, 128, 132, 195 Thiels, Marilyn: 167 Toups, Kevin: 60, 81, 99, 174- Smith, Cathy: 37, 204, 121, 195 Smith, Rev. Paul: 16 Smith, Mike: 174 Smith, Robert: 174 Thiels, Mr. Marvin: 22, 121 Tracy, Ray: 81, 195 Tulli, Anthony: 39, 66, 67, 69, Snow, Danny: 84, 94, 99, 38, 174 Snow, Diane: 128, 181 Songy, Jimmy: 81, 89, 109, 124, 168, 174 Sooter, Rickey: 81, 94, 125, 174 Sorrells, David: 195 Stelly, Betsy: 167 Stewart, Maureen: 174 109, 114, 118, 119, 120, 121 124, 195, 198, 210 Tullier, George: 66, 67, 98, 99, 109, 114, 118, 119, 124, 182, 195 Treadway, Paul: 74 Turregano, Julie: 119, 174 Tyl, Douglas: 81, 120, 167 Tyler, Sharon: 174 Umscheid, Sr. Ann Adele: 18, 37, 121 V Vanderlick, Beth: 167 Vanderlick, Vicki: 109, 166, 196 Vanderlick, Peggy: 128, 181 Vanderlick, Sr. Cecile Clare: 13 Vandersypen, Bobbie: 81, 181, 125 Vandersypen, Darrell: 196 Vandersypen, Kathy: 132, 196 Vanhoof, Janet: 128, 175 Vaughn, Jean: 116, 118, 196 Velotta, Albert: 39, 61, 175 Vercher, Dennis: 81, 175 Vercher, Ronnie: 90, 91, 94, 95, 196 Verzwyvelt, Marcia: 181 Verzwyvelt, Steve: 16, 196 Vicknair, Norma: 32, 68, 119, 129, 152, 168, 174, 175 Villard, Dee: 167 Villard, Linda: 129, 181 Villaverde, Fr. Antonio: 16, 17 Voelker, Kate: 129, 175 Voinche, Debbie: 126, 129, 181 Voinche, Robbie: 129, 175 Voltz, Gus: 181 Voltz, Mary: 119, 132, 167 W Wall, Ronald: 196 Walle, Rev. Julius: 17, 33, 112 Ward, Richard: 175 Way, Mrs. Johanna: 24 Welch, Brenda: 128, 181 Welch, Donnie: 81, 197 Wells, Chester: 81, 167, 109, 167 Wells, James: 81, 118, 167 Wells, Becky: 129, 175 Wheeler, 118, 120, 132, 181 White, Mary: 114, 132, 167 White, Mary Sue: 175 White, Sally: 167 Wicker, Ramona: 167 Wilbert, Arlene: 181 Williams, Karen: 167 Wilmore, Chris: 94, 96, 175 Way, Herbie: 197 White, Steve: 197 Williams, 49, 131, 156, 129, 197 205 Wolf, Freddie: 82, 84, 197, 90, 92 94, 96, 97, 150 X -Y-Z Youngblood, Wanda: 181 s-. . .,.,- .. . f--5 bu 1 , .-: 5,5e..f5s sm-Q1 I -. 1 -- 9, WM -: 5 if-Q Q, 1' N-, .r. 0: v,. .5 .fkclxe , ,. 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