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

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1972 volume:

A I 1 , I 1 437 ' Wax' Wt QW y Y il Ummllnm, 1 mmllmllllf Q 'P H N XA sf, if In A N X, F - 5355535 Qwjilifffz? ff, gkwli-wil 1 qikgg N .555qa, -EE' Zgsgii E133 3555- Tk ESQ-Eff? E A Rgggisi , ., E , ., , ,,1,',5w I W, 3 Wixwbjf WG Q I 'fa gipukmfvvn X0 Q39 QXQ M isjzi? QM? The Talon A Reflective Human Drama in Two Acts Written, directed, and performed by teamwork personnel at Holy Savior Menard High School Alexandria, Louisiana f 1971-1972 K Volume VII Prologue ll was lo be a year ol lriumph and deleal, ol friendships and enmilies, ol democracy and Falher Larrogue, ol ioy and sadness, ol power and impo- Jrence, of involyemenl and apalhy, ol hope and de- spair. There were 'ro be shared feelings and a sense of unify al limes, buf inevilably each was lo go his own separale way. For some il was lo be anolher year ol sameness, and drudgery, and billerness. For olhers il was lo be a year ol change, and excilemenl, and sweel memories. Changes . . . Relleclions . . . Sweel and Biller memories . . . Where would il all end? ll would never end, for lhe essence ol lile and learning is lhal Jrhey will never end. Changes would conlinue lo be changed. Relleclions would slill be rellecled. Sweel and biller memories would slill be locked up and lreasured. H 99 , M Q -..Q N X 4 .J W K .nga . -X 13 B13 'Nw :Q , I! iff ..-Q,Q,41,f q 3 ' ' ' ' 7ll .'2ll 1'l.'TTlf Setting is prepared A r'nornenT beTore The acTion begins, There is only ernpTiness. There are greaT empTy spaces. Barrenness. Some areas, lilce The hells and The classrooms, are dark and sie lenT. An occasional beern oT lighT desTroys The eTTecT OT ToTel dark- ness. YeT The shadows add To The loneliness. All should be sTill aT This poinT. l.aTer The hells and classrooms will Till wiTh people and empTy again, lilce The ebb and The Tlow oT The Tide. AcTion will be provided by The charecTers es They walls To Their scheduled places. Some Things should be leTT behind To emphef size The TransienT aTTiTude oT The producTLon. As They pass and re-pass. There is a Teeling oT longing 4 oT searching. Even when ennpTy. The scenes hold an enTicipeTion Tor someThing which is To corne. When The scenes are Tilled. The anTicipaTion is heighTened by The irresoluTion oT The people. eM.,,.,gg,.,,, , T ii s gg, aaa fw . New V'fY , V 1,1 A . , ,.L-,,4.,A, 1, Sui: ,, . Z ' V fb, ' 'w,Q,,w J' +f'3N 5 '- -.Q lf B wxuki .vi iv- 'Nu- ,.p f , R nf v! IT-I we Ll ,wud .' , 'Ji' 1 MW gfhni . h x . 'b Y' N V' E f' 71 ggkxiq 117g X 3. Ns - f'.'? - l ' -wk V--' Vwat 'M' B- A P h4!.M..1 X N Hz, Sn-img: . ?w,-32419 w .. 4456-'I I gl 2' , N -'em1,1f,-fs. 311.-m ' ri-. . v.. 'rv , Q ,-VLA gui Kffgak f '-Ps:-JQYg5 ' v ' if -I J q'F5'5'l'l, ','n',f FII '1. ' QU. 4 3?-1. -..Q on -ur 1nv0 g'-3 O X 1 gl The place is here Some areas, like The gym and sTairwell, are awash in sunlighT which enTers Trom an upper win' dow. YeT. even in The sunliT areas shadows lurk everywhere. Above all, There is sTillness . . . anxieTy and waiTing. The scenes may alTernaTe be- Tween weT and dry, as The direc- Tor lilces. However, iT should be conveyed ThaT The scene in This area is somewhaT aT The mercy oT The elemenTs. LaTer The gym and sTairwell will Till wiTh people, seemingly uncon- cerned. The shadows will recede buT sTill exisT. The sTillness will be Turmoil. ExpecTaTion will sTill The anxieTy, and waiTing will sTill be There. Perhaps The expecTaTion will always be There. The scene should Then be aT The mercy oT The people raTher Than The ele- menTs. The direcTor may conTinue The alTernaTing weT and dryness as he wishes. The personnel shows AI-LA.. 5 ...l-.IIA 4-LA ..l+. ' lxiuci u vviiiic inc TGCuiiy' SFFIVCS Gnd SFS SSSF: UH- paclcing. sorfing, and organizing The educalional pro- cedures. Here, foo, lhere is an air of expeclancy as fhey sloclc shelves and desks. hang maps, and fill files. They hang placards, meel, confer, work, and meer again. The air is elecfric wilh excilemenl. Yel lhere is liHle lension. The almosphere is relaxed as if lhere were no sludenl schedules lo revise, no courses To plan, no +ime limils. as .-zessm., A 8 The assislanf principal and principal discuss plans. .426 ,,,,,,. Lu The Sisfers refurn affer a summer of sfudy and relaxafion -- loward The 2 Q W fill 3 K. li, fi' 1-' .R V,. - end of July. r N-,,.,.. 5-A . 1. 51- M. Z xr-W s .i W Q 1 si' -. X a ! 4 ss. 72 Q ri- Li gg. There are many problems 'ro iron ouf for The new principal and his unfamiliar faculfy members. These meelings are necessary in order fo eslablish a worlcing relalionship. Mary Ellen Bordelon Mr. Jerry Lavespere Mr. Don Boniol Mr, Billy Horn Mrs. Millon Anfilly Mr. Arfhur Joserand Mrs. Judy l-lorn Mrs. Roy Coleman Mr, Marvin Thiels Mr. Roberf Disfefano Mrs. William O'NeaI Mr. Roberl Wilder Mr. Al Hobson Mrs. Loe Dobard Mrs. Sfeve Boniol Rev. A. Villaverde Rev. Dean O'Donnell Rev. Julius Walle Mr. Bob Raxsdale Mr. Charles Macfkrfhur On 'lhe leff page iii Rev. Warren Larroque Sisrer Imelda Maurer Mrs. Charles McMiClref1S Sisfer Maria Carolina Flores Mrs. George Gaiennie Mrs. Phillip Daniels Brofher John Scallan Mrs. Gordon Wakeman Sr Rosalie Ann Karsfedf Sr. Teresa Ann Billeaud Sr. Norberfa Honza Sr. Angelina Murphy Sr, Anloineffe Billeaud Sr Margaref Barker Behind the seen es And all lhe while lhere are people pushing brooms and rnops across lhe area. They are unnoliced by lhose who are lhe cenler ol lhe aclion, and yel so very imporlanl lo lhe lulure produclion. Aboul lhis lime lhe audience should hear mullled voices and banging ol melals. On close inspeclion, one can see several women in while busily lixing lood- slulls. ln spile ol lheir shrill voices and noisy prepara- lions, lhey radiale happiness and inleresl in lheir work. 1 Mwwwfr The breezeway is emply for lhe lasl lime. Righl: Mr. Doug Scoll gels lhe bollom ol lhe slairs. Wilh Roberl Rozanslci one is nol quile sure il is clirl he is aller. 'Nl I l 'X 'Q 7: :fc an sgzrpmnfl And on the scene Daily Mass is also drama wifh Fafher O'Donnell. Lighfs come up To reveal anolher porfion of 'rhe sfage. Here There are groups prac- licing inlensely. Over and over fhey pan+o- mime movemenls, words. feelings. And everywhere There are mysfic riluals and silhouelled aclion. Things have begun - buf no+ yef. The be- ginning is s'rill +o come. Leff: Sisfer Maria Carolina and Josef Ticheli discuss plans for fhe Drama Club. Leff: Someone sfudies her scripf as she rushes fo Above: Debafe Club members, Tim Moore. Josef fhe meefing. Ticheli, and Roberl Balmer examine fhe subjecf for debafe 'rhis year. X 'L , There are sounds ol polilical rallies and campaign speeches as lhe lhunderous gov- ernmenf slirs. Below: Louise Burden, Sue Eslcew, Julie Dunn, Jane? While, Ken Rafhnow, and Roberl Balmer all afiend Peli- can Slate workshops during The summer. Leaders prepare for success , is Andy Johnson, Pa? Dupuis sf' 'a A , is M: fi 11 1 H , f MH And a little fun. ii 'li-. Those firsl boosfer pracfices were iieclic. 95 its sssssr r wg 'wi - ,v 'J 's el ! if kj LMA 'Fin' -e ,M hr f,,' ' N M, i xy ,,,,.. Mfr - ' W ':f -- W. . ,-f. ,.,, -.. , V. . rn. UQ, . .V , Boosfer Officers - Becky Eslcew, Janel Descent Eileen Redmond, and Marflwa Flynn pause for a friendly game during their summer booster leaders workshop. The rlnyllnmic sound of drill and marching feel are inlerspersed willi +l'ie lauqlwrer of relief. Tlwere is preci- sion - and irregular- ily - bul all blend as flue beginning ap- proaclies. Hard work gets things done. AbouT This Time se' veral people appear on sTage. They begin wriTing and phoTo- graphing, Tor always There will be Those who will record his' Tory. And righTly so, Tor These characTers musT be reminded oT Their misTalces as well as Their Triumphs, if They are To keep Their balance on sTage. Tim Moore examines his summer workshop noTes be- Tore he seTs up his phoTo- graphic equipment r 1 ,, J gn, , m ...pf 1 SisTer Angelina and Sissie Schonfeld Talk over a Talon Theme Tor 72 Teresa Phillips, Sid- ney Tassin, and Ka- Thy Saucier go ouT To sell ads Tor The Talon. And They do a good job OT selling. , A, J - Q gggpgfa leaf if fi The1'e's music in all things if man has earsg The earth is but the music of the spheres. V ,. W i i , me i ' i s lf' M fum t ak 5,5 uf Music is heard conlinuously lhroughoul lhese early scenes. ll is 'rhe music of life - emolional, dissonanl, consonanl. The drums mainlain a sfeady bear like a pulsing heart Now if is clarinef pracfice. Now if is marching Time. T1 I'1 ENS DR W VSI O S ef' ff' is I1 Qi ili i 1 ,W VM , A d o 'rhey ha '+ ll +og fh . A choir sfands af righl. Oblivious of lhe growing acfiviry, lhey lurn prinfed noles inlo songs of life. And +hey, loo, are like 'rhe songs They sing - SUCCESS. covering rhe enlire It'S the Working together that brings the range of life. Le'F+ +o righf: Susan Alexan- der, Becky Kearns, Gay Croffy, Charlolle Bercier. Kafhy Gremillion. Debbie Scallan, June Lohman. Susan Lohman, Lisa lvlelhvin, Louise Burden, Kale Hussey, Mary Leafherman, Iris Balmer. ,.,,, . ,I 1 h-1f4 'A While all 'rhis pracfice is going on, Sisfer Norberla quiefly calalogs fhe new library books fo be shelved and ready for fhe beginning of school. Tom Pefrus, Tim Pelrus, David Randall. Aubrey Alexander and Jimmy Wells al fhe piano. T Q W . . T, I' Nothing like a party AT some Time be- Tore The main acTion loegins, The c:haracTers should gaTher happily TogeTher. They are nosTalgic. and There is a happyf sad mood. There is The ioy in seeing so many old acguainTances. The sadness in knowing They will never be To- geTher again. And There is nosTalgia in remembering shared Times which have slip' ped inTo silenT mem- ory. Ancl so The charac- Ters should eagerly gaTher some Token. such as signaTures Trom one anoTher. Then They parT. LefT: Giving ouT Talons aT The aufograph parTy are Teresa Phillips, Michele Lu- madue, and Nell Burden. Righfz EdiTor Sue Eskew re- ceives her complimenTary copy. Now iT's all over, Andy Johnson helps carry chairs back To The c:aTeTeria. The Chapel, silenT all summer, is ready Tor acfion. EmpTy parked cars indicafe people working somewhere. Alrenfion focuses on a dance line ol eighr girls. They prac- lice long and hard, buf They are exuberanl in performing. Then, loo, lhere are +hose who compele in alh- lelics. Unlike rnosl of 'rhe olher groups, lhese are dead serious. There is noi lhe re- laxed, almosl' carefree almosphere which per- vades lhe resl of The area. BoHom: B. lvlafhews, B, Her- man, B. Herman, S. Scheuer' mann. R. Fanf. Middle: M. Adcack, C. Wale. G. Gravel, J. Ma- +hews, S. Edmondson. Top: D. Walker, T. Lienhop, M. Tidies, J. Bonneau. D. Baker, D. lvlelhvin. just keep our bodies in shape 9,5 5 Em' . , X E H 3 Q Q :1 ' , f sf 5 is Q 2 i 1 i ig feee 1 1.9 .ff W' 1' 'lg 7 ' - 'A , f 2 ' -li Lf .Af lien.. is .C 's ,f is 'Q I W . if VV,,, , f S ft I , 'AV ,fi M. gm A , '-I HQ. . L 'VI I W .. K Y L tor eeee - eee f ' Z e hvez X ' ' .M . i':,f -- 'Y 'w '-' ,f., ,fh ' ' ' Si , Afhlefic Associafion officers, Mr. Bruyninckx, Mr. Folfz, Mr. N. Mal- fhews, Mr. F. Maflhews. back fhe learn in every way. Maioreffes, N. Couvillion, V. Bordelon. and S. Springer are ready To fwirl. i The dance line is periodically replaced by several girls in brighf sequined cos- fumes who fwirl. They, loo, are happy, lhrilled fo perform. From The wings come The props and encouragemenls of un- seen hands and voices. The performers are dependenf on These helps. Boffom: G. Rino, G. Mal assa, L. Simmons, Dick J. Lazarone. Middle: M. Deville, M. Lien hop, W. Mafhews, R. Cul pepper, S. Provosfy, L. Di fulco. Top: J. Folfz, G. Couyillion T. Boykin. W. Carlino, P Hebert R. Rozanslci. Coach Billy Horn gels his players in shape. X g AE ,Q iw ., .... . , .... . ....... The stage is setg the crew is ready Few of lhe many people passing in and our fhe school doors fhose lirsl hol days of Augusl knew lhe long road lhal sfill lay before lhem. Bul They came. Slowly al firsl, 'rhen like running waler over a broken levee, Why lhey came is hard +o say. Bu+ fheir coming was a monumenlal 'rribule fo lhal which is Menard and 'rhal for which Menard is - The learning of fhe life of freedom and love. Farher W. Larroque, Mrs. Sarah Marfinez, and Mrs. Pal Barrios spenf long hours and days mak- ing and copying schedules. They knew vaguely wha? if would be like when The hordes came dOWn. sf Q: 1, - 3 'Z 1' irsr' 9 Every year me WALKER OLDSMOBILE furnishes Menard wlrh an Ee All pfops ready! All Charagferg in place! gle Wagon fo use in connecfion wifh sporfs. This wagon is indispensa- ble rnrouqhouf The year - eyery year. . , Lngnrsl Curraml LETS GO! Act I: The Planting Pains Here we sland al 'rhe beginning. All 'rhings before have been only a preparlalion lor This momleni. And even ihis beginning aiprepasralionaifor lhe nexl momenl. Thus all-is only preparalion for lhefinal momenl. And so we prepare. my by And if your preparalion conllicls wiih mine, whai of il? H does nol' mean ihal you are grealer or lhal l ami grealer. Bul simply Thai our iruihs are different lf we adherefio lrullh lhen we are gyreal. For iailhlulness +oyone's lrulh isyfhe measure of greafness. Degree and compleleness of 'rrulh mailer in The end. Devoiion io one's 'rrulh is far more imporlanf. For devolion ifsell fulfills and compleies Jrhe elernal and ineffable lrufh each man has in himself. l i And ihere is lruih in lhe living and in 'fhe deadg in ihe valleys and in The mounlains: in 'rhe slill and in lhe moving: in Jrhe quiel and in 'rhe noisy: in ihe you and in lhe me. ln all Things lhere sg lrulh. i l is s is my ig sy The frulh ol Menard during l97l and l972 is fyelold yyyo n The following pages. ll is The lrulh of many people and of many lhings. Despile all lhe umcailhfulness pelrversioln, if H19 +7-Ufh. ',., . -1 ig, ar' 1 ...W ...' ...E 'SI ... vmml , ,Ji The beginning Principal: lin oificel: I woncler . . . iusi whal' are 'rhese people like? Will l be accepled? Befler yel, will l ac:- cepl Them? There is so much work +o be done . . .lfade oull Senior: lcoming onl Wowl Loolc al mel This is The yearl l re- member baclc when I was a . . . Freshman: lbursfinq inl Jusf give me my bike and my marbles, and l'll be on my way. 24 Fafher W. Larroque. R. Descanf, F. G. Dean, Belly Bryant Nancy Nolan, Roberl Greaser showing rings, Well, girls. Tommy Wallace has arrived. ff f X Q i . The big rush sfarfs when lhe bell rings. The uffer confusion of finding The books you fhoughf you lefl Is the best place to Start Senior: llooking aroundl This is really weird. l used lo know everyone. Oh. l don'+ have Time lo 'rhink abouf if now. l've gol To see aboul my schedule. Freshman: lpuzzledl I don r undersfand. l know everybody. Schedule? Wha+'s a schedule? lSenior enfers Guid- ance Office and silsl Guidance Counselor: lsurprisedl Youlve gol fo be kidding. We don'+ offer +ha+ kind of course here. This is a Cafholic school. Senior: lcreshcallenl Thanks a lol, Sisferl abouf here is somefhing else. l've looked forward +o faking fha? since l was Tommy Faulk and Brenda Win- a freshman. Speaking rhrop see Sisfer Anfoineffe abouf schedules. ol freshmen, l've gol 'ro go unfie mine. l've go? 'em all chained +o a posl. lexi+l are Senior lviewing Treshmenl Look aT 'em. I know I'm noT receiving my old age pension, buT I do . . . uh, Teel so much older Than They seem To. Junior llooking Them overl Really, They do seem much more secure Than I did when I was a Tresh- man. Maybe They won'T end up as apaTheTic ei- Ther. Freshman I lenTeringl Come on, y'all, smile - like you know whaT you're doing. Hey! WaiT a minuTe. WhaT are we doing? Freshman class oTTicers are Su- san Berry. Denise Gueringer, Tommy Wallace. MargareT Tex- ada. Mary Aerfker ry: I V Rene Alewine Mary Ardoin 8 Donarl Ashley Ronald Baillie Anne Baker Beverly Baker Guy Barrios Wanda Basco Karen BaumgarTner Susan Berry James Bonne-au Joseph Bono IW' James Bordelon , Q? Julie Bordelon I William Borclelon x A , f Emily Brame r e-may emma Ce A ' ' ,gf ,I . , r.,,, 1,6 We chose people Gu I ' f , f H ' ' V-'Z.,.': ,.iv. 1 , ,.,,..,.., .. 3 15. r ' ' I i x Q ,, .:,,, 'A f., , ff A V? I to lead us out of slavery .f' Slave fradel H, if f E?1S if S.. iw he ax Q fv- I 59,55 5 32' 1' Connie Broullefle Kevin Broussard Kennefln Campbell Jerry Campo Sheri Cargle Sieve Carlin Susan Carnahan Margaref Chapman David Clnicola Monly Clwicola James Colvin Earl Coffon Mike Cowan Donna Cox Marsha Crnkovic Roberf Davis Julie DeKeyser Joey Descanl Vicki Deville Carolyn Diebold Mary Drake Gary Ducofe Richard Dufour Joe Duncan Denise Dunn Greg Ellis Calhy Emanus Angela Farace Take me out to the ballgame Freshman I: Well, here we are. Person- ally, I am sorla scared. Freshman 2: You fhink you're scarecll My sen- ior is big. Freshman I: Do Jrhey really expecf us To run ouf Ihere? I've gol some pride! John Foufy Ginger Fruge Gigi Fuhrer Anne Gaiennie Cafhy Gallo Louis Gaflin Anifa Gaufhier Ray Gaulhreaux Judy Geiger Lisa Gremillion Denise Gueringer Frances Gunn Sharon Gypin Mike I-Ialm Fred Hamilfon Lem Hardy Sfeve Harris Donald Hawfhorne Donna Hawfhorne Loffie Haynes Rachael Heafh Jane Jackson Daniel James Fahy Jarrell Seniors line freshmen up for +he game on inifiafion day. 5 I yis iw ,f ii 'Si' 'L ' A ' , f I' i A H , ,ii I Q r I aii WW' I If is ' 2 A A ,J ,,. E5 4 ' -as-, I ,sw E 5 is f-we Mr 'I I - 3. 4 2 44 ., ,win QW: , if A V I if 4 fs , I' 55 's 1 -'H Q 12 r W. ,, 5' 75 'V ' -, , 1 E ' I I li ,pi I gy , . 5 Q- 'ii J, i?iZEi-A355 ,hi u I ' is , . 'y QW' gi,,,V ,, M, ,Q , W, Q . .s , , .. 7 'Y ri A Kg W ,,.. l A n , , 1. Zin W f 42 L if ,L if J 1. ,- L V 71' ul ,E 2 L 2 L J' , ,W f Cary Jensen Roberf Jones Leo Joseph Gayle Keele Nanci Kelly Kay Kennedy Lawson Keppinger Margaref Kraley David Kramer Donnie LaBorde Mary Lachney James LaCour Holly Lancasfer Jan Lanier Mark Lazarone l'r's fhe freshman secfion in The balcony. Q8 Y' lf' es' . A Q l Q fl?-.ff - ysyyy is Freshman l: There are limes - like now - when we acfually gel The feeling of Togefh- erness. Well, we know fhere are many 'rhings 'rha+ separafe us. buf whaf we have +o learn now is how To work fo- gelher. Sieve Leggio Roberf LeJeune Linda Lemoine Janice Lohman Dana Lolan Cheryl Lohman Cecilia McDonald Susan McGinfy John Kramer and Sons, lnc. Masonic Drive, Alexandria l Sally s r 334i Masonic Drive, Alexandria Snelling and Snelling Professional Employmenf Service Gunn Building, Boiron Avenue, Alexandria Roland Consfrucfion Company P.O. Box 4565, Alexandria Judy's A MacArfl1ur Village, Alexandria Hancock's Fabrics MacArfl'iur Drive, Alexandria Ed's Coin-Op Car Wash 3l l2 Lee Sfreefr Alexandria Money Mobile Homes 2320 Norfln MacAr'rl'1ur Drive. Alexandria Garreff Office Supply 4I5 Murray Sfreef, Alexandria Double V Cafe 935 Jackson, Alexandria Hobby Huf 5l36 Jackson Sfreef Exfension, Alexandria Dr. Lee Jarrell i470 MacArfbur Drive, Alexandria Confinenfal Trailways 530 Jackson. Alexandria Caplan's Qlo Third Sfreef, Alexandria 15 5 1 ITIQIQ Lou and Laura's i329 Mililary Highway, Pineville Owl Pharmacy 904 Main, Pineville Sherwin-Williams 2l4 Bolfon Avenue, Alexandria Mrs. Alice Geyer Alexandria. Louisiana Mr. and Mrs. Carl Geyer Alexandria, Louisiana Reed Typewrifer Exchange 327 Jackson Slreef, Alexandria Soufhern Chevrolel l8O0 Lee Sfreel. Alexandria Alexander and Bollon 3 I 30 Jackson Slreef, Alexandra Suburban Drugs 3407 Jackson Sfreel, Alexandria Simms Flower Shop 2328 Jackson Street Alexandria Roger Johns Boufique 3205 Jackson Sfreel, Alexandria Howard Johnson Reslauranl 730 MacArThur Drive, Alexandria Roberl Rollins Blazers 242 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. Rapides Ti'l'le Research, Inc. Box l323. Alexandria X Freshman I: And now The Teachers. WhaT do you Thinlc we can geT away wiTh? Freshman 2: Crawl un- der The desks and Tie his shoes TogeTherl Freshman I: Hurry! ACT like you're doing someThing. l'lere he comes! . . . lAsidel This is Tun, buT There are momenTs l wanT To share wiTh myselT alone because l am a liTTle aTraid oT my childish dreams. Melnee Nagela DusTy Nassif Alan Nolan Mary Ann Parr Philip Paige Luis Perez Greg PeTrus Mary Phillips Joanna PiTman Michael Poche Susan Poll: SainT Provosfy Gwen McGraw Paul McKey BuTch Mahfouz Mary MarTin James MaThews Karen MaThews Jan MaThews Cheryl Melancor PaTricia Messina SilTon MeToyer Phyllis MeToyer BrenT Michiels Lisa MiTchell John Moreau l-lerTa Murray 1 ,V 8 1 .Q v. I f fini qui 6- . 4.1, , M M, ,,, Z, We 're in' Debra Rachal Sfephen Reed Donald Renda Melvin Richardson Sharon Richardson Paul Rino Cynlhia Rioux lmelda Rodriguez Nelda Rodriguez Michele Tofah and Janice Lohman Ginger Fruge launches a ief. I , Q Bambi Tassin rii M A M i fi W I I Tommy Robert W 1 ' I ,iyz I Vicki Rouqeoul YH G V 4 i Wil in V Cyndee Rud ' 5 1 ' ' V I - i l' a Scoff Saver , 5 5 V ' . H Pam Saucier M f 4 i 3 Julie Sellers ' ff James Smash A X I 9 X '11 'I 4. fi A Rudy Someau ,iii i iiii ii 7 ,,, V 'iyz Viii D avid Songy f H 'IA' 5 -M i i Michael Sorigy Grove Sfaflord r km. I f, l -V ,gy Debbie S+. Romain If :, ' I v K , I V A 1, Margaref Texada Jay Texada Pamela Tharp Calhy Thevenole Rolberl lorry Michele Tolah Frances Turreqano Susan Vanl-lool Donna Vaughn Milne Vermaelen Fanny Viclrnair Debbie Villard Jim Villard Calhy Villamez Tommy Wallace Elizabelh Ward Judson Wasson James While Merle Wilkerson John Williams Eugenia Wycoll Calhy Young Freshman Reps: Gigi Fuhrer. Grady Brame, Anne Gaien- nie, David Sonqy. Anne Baker, have a Wallcaboul. Freshman: My lriends mean a lol lo me, bul l can be lriends wilh anyone, l suppose - ills iusl up lo me. l need people lo share my happy momenls wilh - and my lears, loo. Oh, well, who knows . . K, -f-- if ,1, - ' L-- ., I H F . - fa 1 ,315 l is y V, I -, Q2 1 fs ., , M isii A yy My 1 f 'lx I 9' L lf- .S a 4 5 2 gym ii 112 VV '11 A L if K ws' I 5 ' ' J. 2 fi- 521+ f 5 Q if s L' ez 22? all R W Q f ,fi Senior voices singing Long long ago a young man sifs Meanwhile back in Hue officej Hello. yes. we do Freshman I wan? Two Ding Dongs. Senior Hey man H145 Hwang doesn'+ work. fSenior Hwen 'fakes oui his nosfilifies on Hwe coke machine - Top: Cathy Gremiilion, Ken RaH1now, Dayid Ranclail. Cenfer: Sisfer Anfoineffe and Mrs. Barrios. BoHom: Sidney Tassin pre- sides in Hue Canfeen. Learning to live toge th er 36 Junior: Somefimes I sil' and llwinlc, and somefimes I jusl si+. Billy Jay Knapp Top lef+: Foolball players af work. Lower righf: Sludenf Coun- cil officers: Ken Raflwnow, Juanila Simms, Andy John- -5 son. Pal Dupuis. , T -Q, -AAS ?:...sw-f- ' Working together - toward a Common goal. Upper lefi: Fafher Larroque saying Mass. Riglrl: Tough luck, Donald Balmer. Foolball Players: Hey. lel's meer al Skippy's al lO:3O. S.C. President Wow! Tl1ey're sending us four boxes of Zonkersl Principal: Somebody help me oula lhis place! Foolball Player: My lwearfs done been lhrowed away. l as l l Academic pressure instigates. . . competition in classes Teacher: Yea, I llunlced 'rwelve afhleles, so whal? Junior: Bul They did pass religion. Senior: Righl. The marriage course. How does Sisrer Rosalie Ann know so much abour marriage? Cenfer: Feel up, Tommy Coughlin. Top righfz Class officers, Tommy Wallace, Michele Lurnadue, Pal Moore, and Jeff Folfz begin The race early in lhe year. BoHom picfure: In Religion IV class Sisfer Rosalie Ann rallcs lo Brenda Winrhrop. Also picfured are Madeline Thibeaux, Leonard Sarpy, Joe Ticheli, David Roberfs, Doug Tyl, and Merlin Tidies. if 'WH ,, 1 .,f,'1,, ,V l fi we 1 r-if 4 Top lofi: Sister Teresa Arm and mallw class. Lower leff: Ty Provosfy per- forms in clwemislry. Lower rigl1+: Nor pool! Miss Bordelon and Gene Brevelle in arf class. fr. Junlor If ur weren + for classes I would like school. Scene -ParenTs .Club plan a Tun-Tilled day in hopes of raising funds To ouTTiT The band and P.E. deparTmenTs. Senior: Some wenT home sore, some wenT home poor. Junior: And some boughT Tood and Trink- eTs galore. Freshman: And They could barely geT in The door. R0 un d- u p provides fun, food, and frolicking T... me I The Parenfs' Club sponsored The WesTern Roundup. OTTicers of The Club This year are Mr. S. Brame, president Mr. P. AerT- lner, vice-president Mrs. Bruce Wallace, secreTary: and Mrs, lvy FanT, Treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Edmondson helped plan The Roundup This year. The Sophs Sock it to uS! All picfures on llmis page are lalcen al llwe sock hop. Freshman: l could have danced all niglwll Senior: Well, nol if you had To gel Home by IO:3Ol Drum Maier: Forward march! Band Leader: No! Srarf overl Top: The Band and Mr. Hobson, BoH'om: Band Coun- cil -- fron? row, Norma Couvililon, Pam Marfinez, Joan Couvmion, Phil Bor- deion. Back row, Paul Bordelon, Candy Vandersypen. Joe Ticneli, Joe Ho4linqs- worrlw, James Smash Fanny Vicknair, Joanne Cronin. SN. fwr M i 'E f 4 In di Vid ual - ism is illustrated through perform - ance. Direc+or: G-e+ +ha+ garbage ou+ of 'rlwe +enor secfion. Mrs. O'Neal and Choral members. CI u bs prepare stu d en ts - for future profess- ions. Senior: I do solemnly promise 'ro uphold The responsibiliry of F.B.L.A. Junior: We'd beffer sell lhese I97I calen- dars in a hurry: we iusl gol lhe I972's in. is S 2 Top righfz Row I, Susan Cazes, Mary Chicola, Margaret Deville. Sandra Bordelon, Janice Moreau, Charlene Disfefano, Connie Per- iales, Janel Thiels, Pam Hogue, Second row, Mr. Thiels, Ray Dauzal, David Thiels, Sfeve Basco, Dan Delceyser. Cenier lef'r: Mr. Thiels, Ray Dauzal lwho sold mos? FBLA calendarsl and Mrs. Coleman. Lower righf: Joe Ticheli, Calhy Campbell, and Cecilia Emanus. Upper: Mrs. Wakeman and the F.H.A. Cenfer righfz F.B.L.A. Scrapbook Comrniffee. Junior: We cook, we sew, we slave. Senior: I+ is done. Junior: Quick, gelr some waferl Fire in homes! Coach: Well, maybe Right Sherri Dasko. We Could US? her as 5 Top le'f'I': Coach Horn, Coach quarferback- Mcxbxrfhur, Sandra Bordelon. BoHom: David Reed. John Ma- fhews, and ofhers waifing af fhe canfeen. Boos+er: Ah . . .VICTORYIM Ax in if arf ' Y wb, , , -iw, Y ,L X f 49? Tw ,H A,, ,, :, ,gf K . L1..,-' -L-- - M . if 9 f Sfudenf: l'd like 3 ding-dongs, 5 honeybuns, I Twinkle, 3 packs of assorfed minfs, and. . . M12 . AW! Gimme a break! Counselor: Now sfarf a+ +l'ie beginning. Counselee: Well, you see I was iusl minding my own bus- iness as all The sludenls were on llweir way 'ro flne canleen Counselor: Yes . . . Counselee: And llnen ilnese iwo fellows came around flue corner, headed righl for . . . Below: Mr. Robert Wilder and Faflwer Dean O'Donnell, 'Y'-ng We have the power to criticize - Upper righh Phofographers - Tim Moore and Jimmy Wells prinf during journal- ism period. Upper le'F'r: EIizabe+l1 Geyer, Bobo Nafion, and David Randall call up acl pafrons. Lower righf: Mr. Elsing from Taylor Publishing Company wifh flue yearbook sfaff o make imporfanf decisions. Sfudenft The cover slwouldnll' be green again. Sponsor: Then wha+ color? S+uden'r: Blue. S+uden'f 2: Gold S+uden+ 3: No! S+uden+ I: Green! All: Green and gold! Top leffr Reber? Balmer and Joe Ticheli mee? wifh fhe radio announcers To give fhem inslruclions and make a schedule. Cenier leff: Phil Bordelon lirs? sernesfer edilor checks wilh Sisfer Angelina on copy. Cenfer righfz Phil Bordelon meels with page edifors 7 David Randall Jeni Miller, Reber? Balmer and Chereze Wells. M ex, 3 'i' el - Xs but not to ask you to be blind. Edifor: Who is in la- vor of deadlines? Member: Why dead- lines? Edi+or: Jus? a cusfom. Member: I don? like fha? cuslorn. Edi+or: OK. We'll abolish if. 41, i Ei ,ig EAR Q x Grubby practices prepare for grueling games, Player: Afler many hours ol hard worlc and a lol of swe-a+, The men were sep- araled from lhe boys. Cheerleader: And only lhe lrue Eagle could en- dure lhe grueling lesl of aclual combal? Player: Yes, behold lhe True Eagles. Upper righ+: Which one s a +rue Eagle? Cenfer: How do l get myself info These lhings? Lower righfz ls lhaf whaf you call a splll end? 'L w 1' 3 ff, 'mel iw., ye gil 4 Ii and culmine tes in success even through fail ures. Cheerleader: If's +he reallhingl Player: All my life l wanlecl To be an Ea- qle. Cheerleader: Huh! Which way did he go? Player: l can always run To you and say whafs on my mind. Tioga game. Student body gets the Word. Senior: Geel They can? suspend the whole school, can they? Top right: Pat Moore and Ty Proyosfy serve Father Larroques Mass. Top left: Ceroi Aertker goes through hmch hne. Bottom: This was the day the air conditioner wouidrrt work? X o ef es: y X1 f 1 22.fN Ni. was 3 QA Top Ie'F+: The faculfy Lower lefh Trlcia B and Lisa Meflwin + skull. Lower rigl'1+: E, Jane? Whife. June and Lame Voifz. I 5 EER it .fi 5 Singing is God's re-creation of a new day. Choral s+uden'l: Good morning, music, lovely day loday. l've gol a lo'r ol Things To do. and you can help me on my way. Ofllerz So leT's begin! Top picfure: Pal Dupuis, Lane Volfz, Jimmy Wells, BoH'om: Gay Croffy, Kafhy Gremillion, Debbie Scal- Lisa Meflnvin, Carol Armsfrong, Gay Croffy, Jaunifa lan, Juanifa Simms, Lane Vollz, Mary Leaflnerman, Simms. Jimmy Wells, Jeff Keele, David Randall, Tim Pelrus, Ken Raflnnow, Tom Pefrus. I open my eyes to the beauty ofthe World. ,L if s ' H3 4 Ar'I' s'I'uden'I': The world of arr opened my eyes fo a Xi'AEll Sl l Kaleidoscope of beaufy +l1a+ had always exis+ed, buf I U w M - M a never seen. Observer: Tlwef is +rue of any arf. You can never judge a llwing unless you lcnow somellwing aboul if - nor appreciafe I+ eillmer. '35 fm.. '4 'Nw sv . fi 4 Top leffz Bill Barnldqe poses for porlraif erfisfs. Lower leff: Elena DelVelle, Bobo Neflon, Holly Bowman, Paula Ca faldle. Lower right Miss Bordelon, Pam Martinez, Sissy Schonleld. Senior: Somefimes classes enlerlain me. Junior: Some+imes boring. Sophomore: Bum' offen educalional. Freshman: And some are deadly dull. Senior: ls school meanl 'ro amuse? Y f Junior: I+ doesn'+ prevenl your learning lhough, does I+? Upper righl: Speech class praclice Their pronunciafion for each ofher. Cenfer lofi: Direclor Al Hobson doesn'l wanf fhis band lo be square. Cenfer righf: Mr. Disfefanok English I class drill grammar. Faculty moves students ,,,. to greater in Cen ti Ves. W., Top: The journalism class di- vides ils fime be'rween fhe yearbook and fhe school pa- per. Lower right Mr. Josserand poinfs our a move for Ray Dauza+ in mafh. Senior: I believe l've come a long way rhese pasr four years. l've come +o fhe poinf where l musf s+ar+ over again. A new be- ginning - a new me? Teacher: No, you've made a sfarf, bu+ if hasn'+ ended. These have been years of prepararion for your life ahead. Freshman: ThaT's 'rhe way life is, l suppose. Big deal! Junior: I'm los+. I'm lonely. My inhibifions surround me. Can you be a True friend +o me? Top: Homecoming Dance. Cenfer left Martha Flynn is crowned Homecoming Queen. Cenfer: Prize winning Homecoming floaf - +l'ie iuniorsf S+uden'I': l'm so excifedl Look ar our lloafl Band Member: We've pracliced for days! Senior: And if is paying off. The parade, The game, 'rlie crowning of flue Queen, and finally The dance. I'II never forgef ir. . , A - J X ' 5 'T fi ' ,1- I -N1-1 ' x '35, 1 5 CVT ' L 1 1 ,. ,,Lff1f A if i If nv., I A! ewnAeNefcenmxQwmw .. , 1 , ' QM ,. gl M Q, , 1, '11 :av 'nw-dw ms- o We become a part of the things We'Ve dreamed of Top: Homecoming Parade Band. Cenfer righ1':Sopl'womore Float Lower cenferz Homecoming Dance. Lower righh King Jeff has misplaced Hue Queen! mKK,:5 'Hgh 1 , , ,Hg ,,. ,, Ml. an ---------r 2 jj i Cheerleaders: Spirit S-P-I-R-I-T, We've gol spiri+ll Junior Boosfersz You've gol 'fo edmil 'rlnal Menard has spiril. Top: Junior Boosfers, Boffom: Drill Team - Denise DeSelle, Elizabe-in Geyer. June Lohman, Sue Eskew, Jane? While. Sfanding, Anne Duncan, Lane Voliz, Rhonda Rogers. 6 i V 1 Support when times are good or bad Boos'I'er: Prac+ice, PR-A-C-T-I-C-E: we do pracficelm Officer: I+ is +eamwork as well as individual efforfs. Boosfersz But ah. if feels so feaml good +o suppor+ Hue Top lefh Madha Hymn. Ei leen Redmond, Jane? Des Canf. Becky Eskew. Top cen+er: Sherri Norman Vicki Hice, Vicki Wheeler af Boos+er pracHce. Boffom: Boosfer pradlce. Spirit - a great asset to mighty Eagles. , gi X M gg , i - i i Narraforz Oflen delerminalion leads 'ro Truslralion, and The long hard ballle ends in loss of ground - or even defeat Coach: The gan'1e's no? over yel. Don? give up. Somefhing you believe in has go+ To loe worlh your while. Narraforz The game was an accomplishment You ask WHAT was accomplished. My Friends, There is some- fhing valuable and lasfing in feamworlc - SPIRIT lo move onl The game of blood, sweat and tears . P. 62 - Upper leff: Coach Horn and Greg P.63-Coach Raxsdale and Mike Linehop. Gravel, Upper righf: David Walker. Boffomz The Pineville game. Lower left Mike Deville. Lower righf: AT Ash game. l 63 Dirty thirty is rough and ready. Boos+ers: Le+'s do our lhing. Fan: The Eagle frail: relenlless. The scene: Coach defends fhe Eagles righl lo lair play. Boosfers perform drill rouline. . is E bl ROEJGFT Rosanski Coach Macfxrlher inquires abouf previous play 19 -. r M l rpm .,.,m he i if ,Mk YQ-s Wi The Se++ing: Eagles meer opponenrs ln a declslve mafclw. Fan: Confidence, lwope, and expecra- fions are fell by eaczln specrafor. Players run onlo llne field prepared fo liglnt Referee usually assures an lwonesf game. June Lolwrnan l -.W .M y Lag' lr , fl! iii ' r , W yy, M 8 X Pie M 'tgi A My at 'Q ...W 5 5. Slnerrl Springer, Viclci Bordelon Norma Couvllllon Lorllla Maller. 2 N ' ' .MM M ,,, I 5 f 4 ,, 4 .fi if u' f. 2 ,fi 2751, 'f 2, , ' I fi ' ' 1 3 iss. ,p gs -NX .. ' Q L' - : Y 11 .1.1 ' -:M wg. E ,.,,,., rq J f 1 ,fly 'M--,rw A' ii fn, I, P' Fix 13213 Milli ..,. I gf-, -A W I W., 4'-' ' .R W l Q 1' pix L-.X ue. - I I K 4 it fi lu 'Q' ,,,,, , , wi. 2 Q, l, Z5 M. FII Freshman: Whar are all lhose sophomores doing over +here7 Junior: They're looking al plans or e soc op. a reshman: Well, why are rhey laughing? Junior: Aw. even +hey know il will be a bum- mer. 68 '32, as Marlc Adcocl: Cassie Allen Glen Armand Marie Baglio Debbie Baker Karen Baker David Banlcs Esrher Barrios Sfephen Basco Fran Bordelon Paul Bordelon Viclcy Bordelon Dennis Bosliclc Calherine Brame Marion Brod Dianne Bruyninclcx Nell Burden Marilyn Burndriclc Elaine Burger? Kelly Byrnes Sophomore reps inform students s dk gi ,V sr 7, I, fvf all l l1r' rrrs ,sf if... 5 .ff ix ,VI A v lla Top pic+ure: Mrs. Boniol rallcs wirh Teresa Phillips, Belle Sfafford. Louis DelValIe, Robert Gish and Paul David. about Student Council happenings. Ax-Uv 0,49 I -lb x., i. ,,.. 1 Q, N ,tit ,. ,' 1. , A f ' ii,-we f7 ,iff . 1 I , , L-xi I I W X .. , X Anita Carnpo Ctieryl Campo Wayne Carlino Robert Caulk Steve Cliasse Toni Cicardo Gary Cox Kelly Cullen Robert Culpepper Linda Daenen Darleen Damico Paul David Susan Daw Cecilia Delceyser Ronnie Delreyser Donnie Delaney Luis DelValle Nancy Devanie Vicki Deville Quentin Diclc Luke Ditulco David Dutour Steve Edmondson Clieryl Eli Wayne Fisher Vicki Flaccomio Danny Flynn Anita Ford Lett: Steve Testa is sold as a Key Club slave at Par- ents Meeting, Lawrence Drerup Soph. l: Wlwal do you like besl abouf school? Soph. 2: Break! Joel Fryar Sissy Furby Susan Gallanger Terry Gaspard Carl Geyer Cindy Giambrone Rober+ Gisf Billy Graham Lena Guillory Wayne Guillory Sharon Gypin Roberf Hawfhorne Frankie Hayden Tina Heberf Tommie Heberf Ric Henneqan Bob Herman Bill Herman Sharon Hilfon Debbie Howard Elaine Hunler Janie Hussey Trey James Roger Johns Louise Texada. Tina Hebert and Michele Lumadue. B Flfblfx -:sf IE.. Q J . ,..,.fvff as T 1?, YM V 5 ,. X N 5 1 Y'-' , 1 s X x 5 K T my like 35 iiii j 2. wp 5 N . V - six -- 2 1- 1- -S f Q!! g n ,H os, ., 1 Q gi , N xc Sissy Furby and Esfher Barrios. cyi i gif f:fi?5ZE,L,,:, if if Y., Y ,I , f ln Soph: Therel Soph 2: Yeah, iusl' a blow up chair in lhe corner and a black hgh? over lhere, and if will be iusl Hkehome. Andy Johnson W' Miriam Johnson Sharon Johnson is j Connie Jones 5 Phillip Kelly .Q 7 Keppv Keppinqer Mary Kramer ' ' Pally Kramer Debi Laborde Keifh l.aCaze Chuck LaCroix Susan Lal-lood Malcolm Lanius Paula Leayines K f Terry Lienhop J Van LeJeune Kris LeJeune Michele Lurnadue Gladys Lusk Lafh Vicki Bordelon does her fhing. Two down, and two to go. Kei'I'h: Chase, why do you have 'rhal' funny look on your lace? Chase: Guess whar Herbie is going To do. Jacltie: He woulclnll darel Jane Lohman Herbie McCarnpbell Veronica McDonald Jackie Madden Aubrey Madewell Debbie Marek Gene Mafassa Pal Mafhews Bren? Mafhews Wayne Malhews Charlene Mayeux Teresa Medica Keifh Meilleur Peggy Meilleur Ann Melancon Befh Melancon Dee Mefhvin Sillon Mefoyer Mike Mikells Donna Morgan Chase Morris Paris Murchison Phillip Murphy Tabb Nebleff Uk ,www :gi pflliwpgfd wi gi if g , 5 Sophomore Spirit Week Sign ' ' ' : ,..':, . . x- ff' ,A 1 . , W ., .A 1 ' gn ,f 'f' 'K X 1 x fu - Sophomores think BI G! gl vw Yaiibuwv tif If Julie Nichols Phillip Parr Penny Parsons Mary Percy Teresa Phillips Torn Perry Richard Pias Alice Punlcley Lorilee Polk Tony Pousson 1- Jocelyn Pousson Rusfy Presson Johnny Price Tony Raila Chris Randall Erin Redmond David Reed Phyllis Rice Geroqe Rino Sfephen Rizzo Ben Rogers David Roque David Roy Keifh Sayer Kathy Saucier Soph. I: Nor you! Soph. 2: Y'll are skip- ping, foo? Leff: Sophomore officers: Michele Lumadue, Jane Lohman. Nell Burden, Sharon Hillon. Nancy Saucier Judy Scalfano Lacey Sclweuremenn Lee Simmons Cynfliia Smilln Guy Snow Sliari Springer Belle Sfallord Sydney Tassin Joe Tesla Louise Texada David Tliiels Righ+: Pal Maflnews comes up for a poefry award 7 affer Ionq illness. SopI1. I: If I were a poet I would wrire rock lyrics. Soph. 2: Or soul. Soph. I: Or like Kar Sfevens. Soph 2: Some people can wri+e. -f ,S-of M ,, , ' ,,, V we N -'L' D . .FZ 3 ,' X ,, ,. ,. ,,,, me -,wan ws .Wm,,z,,mW, I in f f Q ,,f,1h,k ,, Q., .. ,I w 1- ,ef Q--,f - -- ,M ,, we , ,, f - ' mmf 7 '5 ,,, ,A egg, , ' .. ,flak Mem? fix, fame, ,iz :wit .. m aw' -ffm vw f' we E 3 AF V, ,S:., x 1'1 ' ' f-few ff' . f f aw , I 4 if f u fi 11? I -, 'M I A we lb VY Candy Vandersypen PauI Vermaelen Mary Villard . ,,,. ff,-I 'xii .V Lou Anne Van Asselberq 1 , ,M 1 ,ef 'ff fz ? , , 1 John Vollz Debbie Wesfpnal Sherry Wliife Jay Worley A 5' .II 4 is, , , y ,gz,,Q Mi' . f , A J 5 4 . , ,M Q e 15 Je 1 H4 ,,.L,.,H...,,. ,dw...WA.,,,.,..., gunsusnu 0 ,.k,. .,,....---W., in x M an f' ii? ,vgairiilf A46 ff 'Wwe 'P Avi i,,,,...,....f-W-f M F wif W J X 4 And the Sign said: Long-haired, freaky, people need not apply. l if ., M .,,,.,,N,,..-my I Q-was-..-in-1 Top: Varsify feam - Fron+, Wayne Maflwews, Tab Neb- leff. Ken Raflinow, Ned Voelker, Ray Dauzaf. Wayne lpeanull Alford. Cliris Ran- dall. Back row, Andre Bon- nefie, David Walker, Jeff Follz, Evereff Hobbs, David Roberfs, Dee Melhvin, David Dufour, Sidney Tassin. BoHom: Front Andre Bon- nelfe, Ray Dauzal, Philip Parr, Bill Herman, Chris Randall. Back, David Walker, Wayne Mallnews, Tab Neblelf, Dee Mellnvin, David Dufour, Sidney Tassin, Guy Snow, The B Tearn. Deba'I'er: We help Hue s+uden+s become aware of is- sues concerning s+a+e and counfry. We discuss +l'1e pros and cons of perfinenf ques+ions. ' Debaters I ask, liWhy?35 r 2 PGM L!,l'.N HN '- ,Qi -wx MA e K r 4 - .LL C.L.C. hosts con Ven t- jon. C.L.C.ers work diliqenfly fo rnalce banners for convenlion. -8 Q eell f 1 53152 ' .A4 W i gi V, f ae vs , S . S fx? s N., A l ,L ,Q sg 143 fi Sr. Marqaref inslills enllwusiasm for upcoming convenfion. 1'- Lady: l'laven'+ we mel somewhere before? Maybe Rome, Paris, Berlin? Le'F1': Blessed be flwe children. Discovering ourselves Senior I: I Ieerned fhaf fnere is some- flning good in every person. Senior 2: I find some- fhing in myseIf fhaf I can'f undersfand - or don'f wanf fo. Senior I: I musf puf myself in fouch wifln my ernofions - Iearn fo cope wiflw flnem. Senior 2: I find com- Fr. R. Nowery C. Vanzanf. C. Cfwicola, D. Curcio, N. Nolan. forf in finding myseIf - if only for a shorf fime. S . D. Curcio, T. Faulk Seniors say. One WayI 1. .... eei . SQ iiiii We I . I e . 5 E..:.. ..::., gk I .... zy. S' X NX X. Weisie fakes Iead -F, .wo ww X 3 . X S Q11 . 1-.- If T. Faulk as Mable. ii ' if 'A' : 'E 78 Qin 5 V 'Jess Group makes plans for skit. R. Gaufhreau. C. Perialas, T. Carr C. GVemiIIiOn f - A Left KI Hussey. B. Barnidge. B. Nafion . Flynn. S. Eskew, M. Swift T. Bruyninckx INDI dare fHceA4E today? W., fm x il C., 3 X - tv Cha'-Sw,,.W gifm . 5. A WM,,wwf ' 5 A Top leff: Wayne Alford. Top cenlerz David Roberls lumps for 'rhe ball al Bollon game. Cenier boHom: n en a now a o on game. 4. Teamwork and f rl, A . I, V fd 1 Q f ff r' a 1a l L, ,- x A ' ' ' ' f he ,, ,,,, M f, ,+ 'M 5, 3 Cheerleader: Pul il in Kool! Boosferz Down. down, down lhe floor scorel Cheerleader: Wa-a-a-a-nel Cheerleader: Spiderman slrikes again! ,.,,......1w- at HQ.. lUp, up, up +he individuality Create an ideal athlete ac. .-l tl VB . v n , t , s x ,F Y f I I , h a l n , x if i ke! s ' xi flsl s s 1 k 1 . , 1 'J ff' S: it N: Ni' -l - :qi 'K img' W 1 IM Aitt sk J li x s.- '- - 2:5 Ne.. l is ' if Q ' K Cheerleaders: Who are the Eagles? Boosters: What a dumb question! ya? Top left: Ken Ratlmow, Everett Hobbs and Tab Neblett. Lower left: Corrine Sampite, Julie Betar, Nell Burden. Right: Jett Foltz eats up and senior lweld banana eating contest. Lisa Mefhyin Cheerleader: You know lhe rnonfhs of pradice and anficipalion have nol been in yain when you hear The shoul which will release a flock of rampaging Eagles from lhe lhin paper barrier. Cheerleaders leading lhe feam fo opposifion. mmf' E Ks if 'V I ii a fe Leading an assembly. Ready for The game fo slarf. -fa'iw,,i gM 'l.,i e,,,,.M W, ,,.,,,,,, , M. Cl1eerleaders:We're always on llne go, building up a lliirsl. Leader: We're belling on you, men, To gel llwere lirsl. Bo+'l'om: Julie Belar. 2nd row, Wesie Burden. 3rd row, Corrine Sampile, Tricia Bru- nynclcx, Lisa Mellnvin, Nell Burden. Lower lef'l': l-lead Cheer- leader, Wesie Burden. Lower righl: Tricia finds wafer. Q5 Bill Barnidge and Becky Dulce Org Murray Sometimes you Wing sometimes you lose. Senior: l really gel in- volved wilh lhis malh. Junior: Yeah, man, even English gels lo you some- limes. Senior: I like lhe labs, loo. There is some inler- esling slull in lhere. Sophomore: Righl on, man. Doug Tyl Mrs. Gaiennie vw WW.. . hiss.. Us is Feeling VMI all right? -S3 -r is I N IN . I asf . Q I I nik 11- ig Freshman: I mean Io +eII you, man, Ihaf six+h period's gof me beef. Sophomore: I can? even remember wha+ class I have af Thaf period. Junior: I+ don'I make no difference. II's siesfa Iime for me. Senior: I'm a proIessionaI. l've slepf Through four years of Them. Mm the holly S+uden+s: Ear your hear? out Faculry. San+a: And now we have 'rhe Abominable Snowman . . . and Huck Finn. Upper righ+: This is a rake- off of faculfy members af fhe Chrlsfmas Assembly. Cenier righfz Ray Ceasar performs af fhe Assembhf. Cenfer leffx David Roberfs qefs a QH1'1EFOI'T1 Sanfa. X ,, R X x Z K Z X 35 Ng X Q. rr J fi? R 'Q . gi' x xvbffii ri, 'QF' ii Principal: Yes, well, le+'s gel on wilh il and give me my presenl, l'r'd beller be good! Ass'I'. Prin.: Ah, you mean you even have one for me. Elves: And now for our nexf number we have Sanfa. Top: Fafher Larroque gels a Chrisfmas presenf. Cenfer: Sisfer Imelda gels a present BoHom: And now, Sanfa a few words from you. Se++ing: Meanwhile back al lhe Norlh Pole 1 V gyrus, ss ,ar 88 Top: The Eagle Breeze stall pufs our the Chrisfmas issue of lhe paper Chereze Wells. Joe Tochell, Jeni Miller and Roberl Baker. BoHom: The enfire Eagle Breeze slall has fhe Christmas spirll. R Elf: A Time of loy, A Time of cheer! 1 Top: Phyllis Rice, Nelwyn Aymoncl, Charlene Mayeux, Befh Melancon Dianne Dunn, Janice Aymond. and Cenfer: Tim Moore and Old Sanfa. Cenfer right Reflecfions of Hue Chrisfmas splrif. 89 Act II: The Greening Gains And so The seed was planTed and waTered. IT began To sprouT, To grow, and To be pruned. The seed was TruTh, buT The TruTh someTimes sounded Talse. DoubT and subiecTiviTy ThereTore enTered inTo The preparaTion and inTo The TruTh. There was The need To know why, noT iusT how. And There was The recogniTion oT The TruTh in very person, in all Things. No longer was There iusT one righT way. DiversiTy and The experiences oT liTe be- came imporTanT. Tomorrow will Tind new ways Tor a new generaTion. True edu- caTion becomes necessary as labs, independenT sTudy, special proiecTs, mulTi-media presenTaTions replace Training, roTe, and propaganda. The poTenTial and uniqueness oT each individual is recognized. The world begins To blossom. Finally The acTion climaxes. On a sTarry nighT, weT wiTh The biTTer sweeT Tears oT nosTalgia and happiness, some leave - Their goals reached. And yeT They remain. For Their ideas, Their work, and Their memory remains To nurTure and TulTill anoTher crop. 1 wr Q . V v mtg ' 'ff-.ii f 'xl ' iss'-gpfgxw, ' I c Q' .Q 0- ' ,A J., ,if A ,t ' el , QQ, ':. ' I 7 T .y Q-gh, , MA 1 I Am t, .., 'nlgp-A 23 . A M D . M 'f fx' r 5 ' Y 'I X 1 Q - . if I., SJ 'H I xx' I .' V. 'Q .- N 4 ' ' fi 1? . ' 'hi A ar 2' K .4 1 I I Q.. Q 'jf ,xrl Ax ' 1 'f -J-'Q' AK ' Nl- fcjl, '- . wi-ix f 4, A w N-f I ,ah 'ill 'O Y'v- Sill ,Q ' . . I - I ' I'm going to give it all that I 'Ve got. F, Fan: As I si? and wafch our players run clown 'rhe court I ask myself why lhey do I+. Whal could molivale anyone 'ro clevole him- self To hours upon hours of grueling prac- +icef7. . . -K ,.-- fn , .I we f A .:,1 , . ss., 5 ...fi . , is 3 usiuss, ,ws. is Fai E Q i sg? W life sg? Q ssss ..s.ms.s, ,,k I , . i I ... W Q WH+--ses 5 ls, A .- 4 'Wm . .. Then I look af each individual player and I know The answer 'igijlililignn n fo mv quesfion- I H vlllgzy- .., L V I :ISLE 4 o fs K Jn A '? 'Q ' if I -e X s'W T i my 2 it on ' a L?5V W X 1 V 9 ' gg? 1 S- ' V ' f ,V J - ' , o 'Y Q, ' .Jai I - M K1 . -xl all , .....e..., 1 n nee,e K fl Fil Q il SPONSORS Mysfique Wigs of Alexandria Macflxrfhur Village Village Barber Shop 8: Beaufy Salon Macfkrlhur Village Piccadilly Cafeleria Macfxrrhur Village Hab Monsur Real Es+a+e Fireside Plaza S+. Ri+a's Church 2:4 N im Naomi Heigh+s Nursing Home 242i Texas Avenue L. E. DeSelle Co. ' 2621 Lee Sfreef Walker Dairy Farms 3227 Macflxrlhur Drive Bob CroHy's Lawn and Garden Supplies Ibl2 MacAr+hur Drive General Sales and Salvage 96 Macfxrlhur Drive SPUNSURS 2I9 IOH1 Sfreei Robo Car Wash i320 Texas Avenue FoH'z insurance Agency l2l6 Maryland Avenue MacAr'rhur Dairy Queen 737 Macfbxrflwur Drive Nehi Boffling Co. 1515 Lee Jrreef Securify Na+ional Bank 625 Murray Sfreei Wellan's 1200 3rd Sfreef Complimen+s of a Friend Alexandria Alexandria Coca-Cola BoHlmg Co LTD Po. BOX um, Gus Ka plan's Macfixrilwur Village sg, , ',.' . ,.,..,. I K - ' . . , ,gwj:Q4zffgMgy,,, H V. w af :+I :I , -' . , ififmaffflfifvig 1 - W ,,L,, m H , m ' mm,- - 5, I, A W , W,.,, R X f,,,,ggggffwmf,,. . VL ,Q A 'H - . 1 ' ,LL' f 5,5,1,1f sem S931 VV-- , I ,,,.,. k,.f . H ,K , og . kr . , , i iw -', J 'A 1 W A M i . 5 f ., , I I I K 1, K ff A K J ' .V K k '- 1 gf 1 , f ,,,. f Vg' H a ,S W , , 'E' ' EA A - , ' ,. -- ' ' wg .Q N, ' Q1 ,ky '5 wr' w as ,va ,Q fn 4- 4 . I i 1 i Ill, V I I need someone to love me the whole dey through. -' NEILYOUNG S'Iuden+: I am an individual alone bul l come Io real- ize llwal il is llwrouqli olliers llwal l fulfill myself. S+uden+ 2: Whellier il is nalure, or religious observ- ance, or friends. or family. These all Iwelp one To bee come. 4 The finer poin ts of physical fl tn ess Top left lvlrs. lv1cMiclcens looks al lhe fallen. Top righf: Jan Malhews does a forward roll. BoHom: P.E. boys build a pyramid. Sl'uclenl': P.E. is greal up. down, and all around. I , L, , . . :V -- , , , , ,, VVV , V V V V V ou, ,,,,: ,ru . Q .,,...,, ,,., A , ..J, I V V , uflil ,1:,,, .,,L , , Z, K ., ,,, ,,., ,N.:W,L.,,k5 :,,,kk V,k ,,i: 1 V I -:-f -: f f lri- I K K, I , , ,,,L ,:.,::, igii ,t, A1,:.,,VVl V Liw E l , an , ,.,.,.. ., 'HL F l Wi' in - 11--Q5 Q -' 9 . - 1 2 ' Q--.QWMA-. - l ...dt .... hd in in hh Q - 1-1 f. .:,,x.A, -N L -' ' -U im., ., . I si, gh: f Top Iefh Dale Gremillion does a hand sfand. Top righf: Melvin Richardson gives aid. Cenlerz Sue Anne Vanderliclc. Lower leff: Tommy Coughlin fries if. buf. . . Gym 'reacherz We be- lieve in scoping ouf flue siluafion from ev- ery angle. S+uden'I': l+'s hard on some of my angles. The ups and downs of physical fitness Publications attempt to Voice Student opinion Editor: We planned ahead. We thought we combined our et- torts. And the tinal re- sults. . . Stott member: That work was hard and tiresome, but when the publication came out, we were always ex- cited. Remember when i i 3- sl .. -R ri 4 5 if all Y Q W . . . 1 we.. ,.. Top right: Dior Reith puts up a poster tor Talon sales. Top center: Sandra Borde- lon and Brenda Winthrop exclaim over the rise in yearbook price tor late buy- ers. Far lett: Editor Sissy Schon- teld thinlcs how. Center bottom: Sissy gets things lined up tor tirst copy. 00 G v'-2 C09 1 11324 HIIILHEI Q who - ts S Independent thought forms e great mind. ., q,g,,f,W,,g: ,-- .A ,ff ,, '1i:g,2Q5vg,qw :fl J' li' ' 5, -,,f,f, Z .., in Honor Student: Slowly the mind draws conclusions and forms opinions. Usually the ideas are good ones. Usually the results surpass the standards. Junior: And there's always the chance tor a second tr ! u iiii Q' ii 'Q Top left: At mid-term the iournalism class voted in Chereze Wells as Eagle Breeze editor for second se- mester. Center right: Tim Petrus, Honor Society president, with co-workers, Susan Loh- man and Madeline Venziani, plan the next activity. Lower left: The Honor Soci- ety waits tor their guest speaker. I am lonely, but you can free me - Far righ'l': Charlie Baker, David Roberls, and Brenda Winfhrop. Righf: Miss Mary Ellen Borde- lon. Mrs. Mahlouz Teacher: For good or ill, we are wilh each olherg and if we use ll lor ill, lhen we shall wasle our lives in uller misery and loneliness. And if we use il lor good, lhen we have lhe abilily lo explore lhe vasl expanse of you and me. Sluclenlz Oh, can'+ we love one anolher even a lilrle . . . is il so much lo aslc, lo dream, lo hope lor? Can? we reach oul and suslain and uplill each olher? Can'l' we SMILE? 102 Coach Raxsdale , sw Fafher Larroque. Elena DelValle, Lisa Melhvin, Bren? McConnell, Sheri Norman. -- , All in the Way that you smile. I - on .A,2,!A,V l W ,,., -.xv ,, f .X I 3 A J ml , ' vw ., Iris Balmer ancl Pal Moore Upper le'f+: Mrs. Mclvlickens and Sue Anne Vanderlick Lower le'H: Joanna PiT'rman. Susan Polk, and Anne Gaiennue S+uden+: . . . and when we smile, I gel an idea Hwal life is worfhwhile. When we reach out I feel flwal flwere is meaning even in flue lunclw line, even in flue P.E. classes, and mosf of all in Jrhe smallesl lluings. S.C. combats student a path y. Bored sTudenT: Man, This is going To be an- oTher boring assembly. S.C. PresidenT over microphone: The pur- pose oT This assembly is To open The eyes OT The sTudenT body To The problems ThaT The council faces. We would appreciaTe your cooperaTion and aT- TenTion. Sophomore: Did you hear ThaT The STuclenT Council asked The blaclc sTuclenTs To se- lecT Two people To aT- Tend The meeTings and voice The opinion OT The blacks? Freshman: ThaT's RE- ALLY qreaTl 04 u 9 We C is Y xg -X STudenT Council meeTing in gym. 'Oni Black STudenTs selecT Two oT Their Triends To represenT Them weekly aT The STudenT Council meeTings. 5 C.L.C. spreads realness throughout city. C.L.C. has Mass for Spasfic School. Member: l am a member of Chrisfian Life Commu- nily. l am neilher afraid or ashamed To admil lhal God is my Guide and my Friend. Advisor: Spreading Chris+iani+y is The hopeful oloiec- live of all of our experiences. 4 enfire club con+ribu+es o 1 f 3 S Work today Crea tes better tomorrows. Narrator: The Y-Teen clubs ot Menard are striv- ing to build not only a better school, but also a better community and state. th Grad 106 Grade Y-Teens iffy ...J Elevenfh Grade Y-Teens Twelffn Grade Y-Teens Y-Teen member: Work is love made visible. Leff: Clwarloffe Murchison and Beffy Bryant Sfafe Conference re - resenfaflves. IO P 7 A small man with big ideas . D Delaney. C. Bercier, Fr. Laroque D Scoff Fr Larowue D Meloyer Fr. Larroque, E. del Valle L Maflwvnn B McConnell and S Sprmqer 1, I , , ' ' 152' , . is f. ff , ,fi I iigtf - ..- rff T' I , 1 if Sissy FurbY 'T I 2 , fear , R. Greaser, J. Songy. N. VoeIIcer, R. Brook, R. ImeIda Junior English if is Sfudy session STudenT: I become whaT I am Through The Iearning I absorb. I shore hopes I Iarn ma grammer good. IPage lO8ISenior: Fr. Larroque has proved himseIT To be a capabIe and responsive adminisTraTor Teacher: I Ie has shown a genuine inTeresT in The aTTairs oT The sTudenTs and TacuITy. STudenT Body: To him, we express our sincere appreciaTion. 9 Spec+a+or: Afler 'flue lhrills ancl spills 'rlwe Key Club cleans up 'flue spills. Second Spec+a+or: You're a poel and dicln r know I+. s V-,511 if 1 ,ff n il: ,sn I 'K'k m2Se:E 1.112 .. .11 .,., ., 1 4 Top left Bobo Naflon. Top righlz Wayne Mallmews Lower le'F+: Necl Voellcer Lower rigl1'l': Alfer flwe game is over ,f JM ' ' i ff ref ,W W 7 A VVV, J, if ' V ' W rslllf- .4--s.,,,.'Z ith IW! KIA, yofnf B! fig, 3 For the players . . . sore muscles - for the fans . . sore throats if 4.-L-A 7' :,, ssss sss reg gg 1 r i rf , ikfi is--wg 7 K env f H V . 552 YW? A f fm M Q, be s l ss ' ' , s 2 f Q .,,,,m,,, ' A cr F ,H 9 ssss s .s sss , , WW A x 9 ' fr i 'zssux ,,: , n '- ffifi' VII' , r ,V I I ,,,v 1 ,Wil CVV lllll s i -',, w -,.f 1 is sss Spec+a+ors: Doors swing in, Doors swing our: if +l'1e War- riors win, we'll give a slwoul. Spec'I'a+or 2: Two more minufesl Top lofi: Ken Raflwnow slwoofs. Top righ+: Cheerleaders Julie Belar, Corrine Sarn- pire, Nell Burden, and Wesie Burden do flweir perl, Lower lef+: David Roberfs gels a free Throw. Lower righfz Sidney Tassin in foreground and Jeff Follz coming up. III XX- EM We have the opportunity to reflect and to Create. Teacher: So otten there are emotions within an emo- tion, contlicts within a contlict, and plays within a play. Senior: The Lady ot Larkspur Lotion, Miss Ex-Cope per Queen, and Coming Through the Rye are all mysterious, intriguing, thought provoking plays 1 within a play. Teacher: Yes, the suspensetul drama that is Menardl Upper right: ln The Lady ot Larkspur Lotion are Jeni Miller, Esther Barrios. and Bill Cullen. Lower right: ln Ex-Miss Copper Queen' are Elizabeth Gaiennie Carol Aertker, and Eileen Redmond. Next Page. Upper right: Bill Cullen and Sister Maria Carolina dis- cuss the plays atter their presentation. Lower: In Coming Through the Rye are Chuck Lanius, Robert Baker, Pat Moore, Dior Reith, and Lorita Maillet. Carnival arrives direct from Vienna Leads: Jacquol - Tim Pelrus B. F. Sclielegal - Brenl McConnell Marco flue Magnificenl' - David Randall Groberl - Billy Knapp Paul Berllwalel - Tom Pefrus Dr. Glass - Sleplien Rizzo Lili - Debbie Scallan Rosalie - Lisa Meilivin Rouslabouis - Jeff Keeie Rodney Descanl John Andries Jimmy Wells 4 is iii,ii . ww W M is fd if nn Tom Pelrus helps Mrs. O'Neal presenf gags af cas? parfy. Liga Mefl-Win fi X K f IAA' I, A ' Bren? McConnell Debbie Scallan and rousfaboufs Pr F y '-:ANA s -.N ,Mn-1 Jack Randall and Miss Bordelon design and work on props and sefs. Righfz Tim Reims iurwi is ,,.. ., my V yi T ' A Q .y -h Where are The greaf romanfics . . . - David Randall, Jeff Keele, Jimmy Wells, John Andries. Casl' member: We were Told lhal lhis producfion was lar Too complicaled for a high school +o sfage. Direc'l'or: My casl was a bil leary in The beginning, bul soon, lhrough many hours of praclice, an idea be- came a realizalion. Cas'I' member: We began +o feel a cerrain confidence fhaf was definenfly lacking before. Direc+or: The end producl? Well, see for yourself. ' -1 s 5 Direcf form fhe club Lido. . . 0 292 1 s Below: Baclcsfage make-up. Q,,7,-...... -.,--.. Mu. , ig... , ,....,.,,,N,,.s-w- sir -inisaexdi-scsi ,..,,,....sm:n-naw-D 5 6 Pa tron S M. Berns+ein 8: Sons Merle Norman Cosmelics James M. McNul+y, D.D. Green's Depar'I'men+ Siore Kay's Shoe Shop C. V. PospisiI's Floor Covering Big M Army Surplus S+ore Kay's Shoe Siore TroHers Highway Esso Dixie Blueprinl' L. B. Henry Plumbing 8: Well Drilling Sue's Flower Shop Life and Casual+y Insurance Cree-Mee 32 Masonic Drive Conoco Perry Company - Signs Palace Grocery and Markei' Clark-Dunbar Sfandard Prinfing Rev. and Mrs. G. R. Haugh+on Flynn Building Specialiiies Dub Gibbons Buick, lnc. Jimmy Hoy+'s Truck S+op Pa trons General Eleclric Company of Alexandria Danny's Fried Chicken of Alexandria Allen Wallpaper and Glass Soulhern Chevrolel Melvin Schonfeld M 8: M Dodge Vanily Beauly Shop Firsl Nafional Funeral Home Cenfral Louisiana Marine ScoH's Truck and Tracfor Guy Porfo Jordan's Slalioners and Prinlers, Inc. Mr. Fred Elsing Rex Marlcef, Pineville Ring Aparlmenls, Pineville Gem Jewelry Mal s By-Pass Esso Servicenler Schnaclc's E. L. Gremillion Herbie K Redmond's Pharmacy Red River News Long's Preferred Producls, Pineville Berl' Couvillion Sacred Hearl Church, Pineville 'II7 Iumors Vicforia Aguilar Susan Alexander Carol Arrnsfrong Janice Ayrnond Nelwyn Aymond Iris Balmer Cafhy Bell Charloffe Bercier Julie Befar Myrna Bodoin Andre Bonnefre Jane Bordelon Holly Bownan James Brod Debbie Brogden Mike Byrnes Sieve Callegari Calhy Campbell Soph.: Everybody's smiling. Somebody musr have Told a good iolce. Fresh.: ll musl have been Andre. l'le's hys- lerical. . . Senior: If he did, I don'+ fhinlc Mike or Carol appreciare his sense of humor. Soph: Why isn'+ Paul smiling? Senior: Because Ellen is nor on The same page. 8 Roberl' Andries Debbie Armond wr L, xl Paul Heber? Brenl McConnell - resfing. fs'ff1gvfT,aims-nf '.'r 'tw'-ff Home A' . if I J 5117 - as A i,. -air Q -,X seg: . eg-fix1,,w -we s New A , J so . jfivfgw 3, ijfffqagg 'iw iii S .X if H, g. -fyi , fbvhxix 'dim k . A ., f s !Ve'gv fs' , Qfr 3 '?i' 39 .. - ' - isalffzfxv '.f'5'iyix:,!,i, ' f jqgiygw if S- A 7 X351 jp inf 4 W i i f if ' me Qi. -l ... '-.D i , 4 1 sw. . c..i1CjQf 2 ., ,QP ' 4 ?'7':6 'LL J' S 5 1351, g Wifi M i i' 'V FF if-'3++v'Q,,'1Ka -rv 5,29 a WM .va x:'!?'fi!V Q , yuh: YJX' A ,ul . T, , .N M- -is ,, X 'Q-gf, R 'ini ' it iv. .. ea., F me AQ ,qs ' j -fs 1 ,iz xmgjr Q' if - dk -f'Pfs-fff.f Saw' - - r M1 as if.,-in K . ' re e i ' , A . if Qs' .. if 'iiifm' sa tisfacti on Teacher: l no+ice lhal The iunior officers al- ways do il wilh a smile, no maller how hard lhe work. Senior: Nol only lhe officers. Look al' lhe resl ol lheml Junior Officers: lris Baker, Becky Eskew, Pal Moore, and Janel Descanl. Mark Carbo Paula Calaldie Ray Ceasar Elizabelh Chaisson lRhonda Rodgersl Tornrny Coughlin G-wen Couvillion Joan Couvillion Norma Couvillion Joanne Cronin Gay Croffy John Danner Sherri Dasko Denise DeSelle Janef Descanl Ray Dauzal Ellen Davis Dan Dekeyser Billy Dekeyser Bill Drucker Rebecca Duke 9 The signs of growth are quite visible. Junior: Don'+ look now, I Hwinlc rlmey are lakinq a pic- lure. Anne Duncan Arnelfe Dunn Diane Dunn Pal Dupuis Cecilia Emanus Becky Eslcew Jimmy Fiorenza Jayne Furby John G-aiennie Sfeplwanie Gisl' Susan Glenn Greg Gravel Dale Gremillion Mary Gremillion Nanelle Gremillion David Hallman Pal l-lalm Tim Har? Bo'Hom pic'rure: Apparenlly llwis is nor one of llwe mosf excifing assemblies, Junior secfion. 20 .ABN Mary Tesfa and Carmen Quarfemonf in .J Q75 ,, 5 4 'if V' , Q in 1 J i 2' 1 Paul Heberf n- Vickie Hice Barry Hilfon Joe Hollingsworfh Paul Jarred Monica Juneau Carl Jeansonne Mary Kearns Jeff Keele Cynfliia Kennedy Billy Knapp Scofl Krasinslci Ronnie Laborde Tommy Laclwney George LaHood Jolwnny Lazarone Mark Lumadue Bren? McConnell Pele McDonald Jill McCrary Greg McMahon Loriffa Maillef Margaref Marien '- ai -memiif , ,,..,, .. .. V ..,,, ,P ,Mm ' iiai2i i if W 4 ,se J fs ref 51. iw' Above: Carol Verrnaelen and Mary Kearns iusf forgot +l1af's all. Leffz Junior Represenlafives, Ray Ceasar, Julie Songy. and Joan Couvillion 'rliink if over. 121 1 6 Q, 2' iw 'K 4, 5552 'ii 5 Q ' V ' Y FZ ,ww , And suddenly involvement demanded more time. Junior: Slwerri, l'1ow did you gel sluclc wills The lronl seal? Donna Masfers Janie Polk Reber? Polk Ty Provosly Clwarles Purdy Carmen Quarfe monl Below: A Sunday allernoorw proiecl in preparallon for Spirll Weelc, Ora Murray Todd Marye Jolm Maflwews Lea Meadows Renee Meloyer K' Denise DeSelle, Sherri Daslco. Rhonda Rogers - V ,f,, ff,..,,, f --Ml, Sabina Milazzo Pal Moore Joe Paclwolilc Clwrls Parson Callwy Picaso pf ,wr if , A, fr- lilw, . K. I M 5 5359 ff My ,.-J' kj .I , , . ,517 'Q , .f- V .-., BW., , J., ., Q 1 lf W 1 Ae, An' Q, , NV. 4. 21124 W WT ' ZZ? .. ,,,, l llld M if 1 I , r.., 4 , A N. A xi M--LQ M iid fa? . 2 of rr-- S 5 ,f six isis 2 we -Y- s, .Qu em.. ki- Q--ve. Q , YN , .... - x -. Joan Couvillion J . I F 3- David: I came back. Ned: And I came back. Chuck: I cameback. Freshman girls: And we' I4 .1 'fi fgifi II re glad Ihey didln ' f - 2 . f. 5552 NI' X r ' - . ll Q3 I i. . . f EE iid Ko K MNA v SQ 3 .. k ' Q 4:-A Q ' ,vw-. .1 ,f-X Qs? wi .: x ' Jeanne Rabalais Rhonda Rogers Roy Roque Corrine Sampife Laurie Sayer Lenora Schorifeld Wes Shealy Jennifer Smifh Julie Sonqy Leslie Sfeyens Gayle Sfolzer Mary Tesla Joe Vaughn Madeline Venziani Carole Vermaelen Ned Voelker Carolyn Vondenslein Charles Wale Dayid Walker Jaria Wells Vicki Wheeler Every bo y 'S a man a fwdff E .-A mx .... . - Q' Randy: I Think I'II ask my mom. Ken: Nof me, I'm faking ScoT+. Tom: Nofhing doing Ken, you had him lasi year. This year i+'s MY furn Ken: Aw come on! He was going +o 'reach me how +o do The Niericw. Wesie Burden - Sweefhe as ,,,s,f,,., s S .W ef' Key Club Officers - Ken Rafhnow - freasurer: Torn Pefrus - vice president Randy Fan? - secrefary: and Seo 124 i g XX arf Queen ,r,. 4 , ki, .K 3-...........,.i ?3! A -5 -4- -+- cn o 3' m C as 1 3 or 3 I! 'U 1 m LQ. 0. an 3 T X . 4 5 Q Climb your own tower of freedom. Be+a officers and sponsor - Sr, Theresa Ann S. Worre, H. KeNy sea+ed, M. Thi- beaox I. Baker. Member: Wexre a service dub. Sore somefimes We work is firing. buf someone Has ro do if. Now don? ge? The idea Ther we jusf grade pa- pers. coz we sei! +l'winqs. foo. Need e Haslwliqhf? The club chose +heir l'1ardes1'worlrers:Tl'1ey were M. Mikeik L, Daenan J. Poosgom. L. Hinfon J. Worley. C.L.C. Advisor: We provided flue people wiflw a con- venfion and a l-lappening. We wanl all lo have a cliance lo discover llwemselves and inviled llwem 'ro ioin us. C.L.C. Members: We believe +lwa+ freedom resls, and always will, on individual responsibilily, individual in- legrily, individual ellorl, individual courage, and indi- vidual religious laillw. ,? f may I 'bk ---- 111 'rr11- Rf ,gas 9 ii 53 E? Upper rigl1'f: Sisfer Margarel Barker, Sponsor of CLC.. gels a birlli- dav calce al flie Convenlion banquet CLC Con Ven tion Menard Gro up 'Nun JM,,,.,'z sl Is sponsored by for Texas-La. Members ,N,,,.,.-V ,,,,. ..M,.,m...m... .WM n..,M..-WW.W,.,..n,,w.,,,m .,.,, , www, ,, .M , Ml The People: No worid's leff ro conquer? The fronfiers of ine mind are iusf beginning To be discovered. and 'rhe spirifual world surrounding us yer remains a corn- plefe rnysfery. 128 l Remember when . Senior: They say when you loolc back you only remember lhe good limes. I'm glad because I had plenly of Jrhem. J. Follz, S. Scheuremann Our marching band. J. Keele, P. Dupree, J. Madden, J. Geiger B C. Bercier, K. Hussey Right Ken Rafhnow shows a class how Voufa sighf' slud- ying can be, Q D Curcio. Coach Raxsdale Freshman: I+ seems like everybody eals in lhe caleleria. Sophomore: Yeah, you wouldn'+ believe They are +he same people who are always com- plaining aboul food: bul 'rhey really pul' il away. 'kiwkfwss . awning: Wfflqm M W --- s K ,, .,.st , Q ig E is X ,NNN . .Win an .i,...,, , - it The Candyman can. Can the CLC Cakeman? f IE y Senior: Winer do you say, leT's all gem' +o- qeiiwer? Junior: Near! Where? Sophomore: Wha+ abour righ+ here? Freshman: Can 1 come? Junior: Sure, anybody can. 130 4 , ,af ry ., fmmqy ,mil W ,,,,, uw A 6 ,.i,, fm W Wi f E My Sing out, Menard! Boys' Ensemble Eagleffes Choral Awards for l97I-72 NSU Small Ensemble Fes+ival Boys' Ensemble - Superior Boys' Quarlel - Superior Mixed Ensemble - Superior Mixed Quarlel - Superior Girls' Ensemble - Excellenl Girls' Sexfel - Superior Girls' Trio - Excellenf USL Large Ensemble Large Ensemble, Concerl - Superior Chorale - Superior Sighl Reading - Superior Eagleffes, Concerf - Superior Sigh? Reading - Superior Sweepslalces Concerl Choir, Concerf - Superior Sighf Reading - Superior NSU Sfafe Large Ensemble Fesfival Chorale - Superior Sighf Reading - Excellenl Concerl Choir, Concerl - Superior Sighl Reading - Very good Eaglelfes: Concerl - Excellenl Louisiana College Dis+ric+ Rally Boys' Quarlel - Superior Girls' Trio - Excellenl Mixed Quarfef - Very good Girls' High Solo: Gay Crolly - Excellenf Girls' Low Solo: Debbie Scallan - Superior Boys' High Solo: David Randall, Superior Boys' Low Solo. Tom Pefrus, Excellenl Sweepslalces LSU S'lal'e Rally Boys' Quarlef, Superior Girls' Trio, Superior Mixed Quarlel, Excellenl Solo: Gay CroHy, Superior Solo: Debbie Scallan, Excellenl Solo: David Randall, Excellenl Solo: Tom Pelrus, Superior Chorale Awards af Menard Mosl Valuable - Tom Pelrus, David Randall Mos? Valuable Eaglelle - Lisa Melhvin Mosf Valuable Boys' Ensemble -- Tim Pefrus Mos? Improved - Jeff Keele Hardesl Worker: Juanifa Simms 1 v' N mb :nw 'f 1' fv,,,,,i,W7. 5 I I x x, -ff-f -up 1+ H' I if N 'ul' ,, , S+uden1' I: Know wlwal I like? Laps. Sfudenf 2: Wlial are flwey? S+ucIen+ 3: Classes where you work insfead of Try lo lisfen S+udenI' 4: l know wlwa+ you mean. l like 'rypung because you have Io clo il yourself. S+uden'I 5: OI course, posing for arfisls is very sfrenuous buf I am willing +o make l'l'1e sacrifice for my school S'ruden+ 6: Tl1a+'s big of you. Bu? give me +l'1e science lab any lime. S+uden+ 7: For me, nollwing beals reading the day. lb-9' Q',, fa- 5: it ik , S 'R V .sf ,K , , A ,,:: ' .. ,:,. 0 . if 1 'X Q fum, M 3 . 5,3 . iw WK .:Ei: ,, , .M .,,,. A E C B 'Q f 0 Coach Raxsdale You name if! Row I, P. Bordelon. D. Gremilion, B. Maffhews, W. Maf+hews, W. Alford, J. Ma++hews, B. Hilfon, L. Hardy. B. Bordelon. Row 2, Coach B Raxsdale. B. Barnidge, S. Tassin, R. Laborde. M. Lienhop, J. Folfz, D. Curcio, M, Mikells, Coach D. Boniol. Freshman: I 'rhinlc I can: I Ihinlc I can. Sophomore: I Ilwouglfr I couldn'+, bul I found I could. Junior: I 'rlwouglwl I could, and I found I couIdn'+. :. 'a .fd-nf fx' , Q I,f, Ad,,... ...affirm Top righiz Faflwer Larro- que 'fries his balance and does quile well. Top left Ann Duncan and Jill Mccrary. Boffomz Gymnaslics class wafclw Clwareze dis- ' appear info space. 4 .514 Wi, i IfIcxndd,IsureU1mMndd ' X K i Spec+a+or I: This is somefhing new and differenr for Me- nard. Specfafor 2: l'm afraid lhey'll break 'rheir backs. Specfafor I: Or bounce righi off fha? Trampoline. Spec'fa+or 2: Thing is, fhey look like 'rhey enioy if. LWWWWM ..,vu-'W gyda ' ,i f ii Upper leff: Chareze Wells. Mrs. Daniels and Jaria Wells falk over plans for qyrnnasfics. BoHom le'f'I': Julie Be+ar and Paul Heberf fry +he frampoline. Lower righh Chareze Wells MCS Teresa Phillips' acfivify. z ..-Q N ow Wa teh me pla y. J 4Q ' l z ' i k kylk K 0 ., ,. tQ3f2:.'i 'Q l ik 'ff . iff .... 5 I l , lll f A kkfggf. QQS. 3 fl I 5 .h E - '.-, , 21. S C. Murchison, C. Marlin S. Berry D. Randall, J. Wells. J. Keele i .QM . - fil 'Z , -. ' g 4 W . A 1 i l .. fm! 1 . ., ,i. ,,mV N4 W4 swf . l Drill Team Clown rouline. I ,V an H. Murray, G. Luslc, A. Ford, R. Mefoyer J. Geiger 4 - Everyone: Educafion is more Than a learning process, We discover fha? il is a sharing of whal' we are. Each of us is given 'ralenls by which we idenfify our- selves as individuals. I+ is only when we share our falenls lhal we come +o realize The preciousness of being one being. Far leff: S. Richardson Le'f+: L. Volfz We are strong and We use our strength for you. L ..-- 5 kkyy up Nii' Qfilgw K L kk,V :HV ILL: ,... .MLM ,,..n gmggfl fp ::wLQ::,:::w:.Q::1:f1 :.Af::::w:L4 P:Lg..:.L .-,. i X 'b'-- L Lssssss .., .L. L L ..L,, LL L ., .L is m ' s L L, i ' U -f,... .. L, L 1 f::fQLLQ1 ,,... ML 5fffF::22:2:::m: NL .. L A V mAA L b L D H sLL: L LL LE L LL,,L L L,LL Mr. Doug Scoff - Mr. Everyfhinq Fr. Gagne A bus is a happy place. Mrs. Judy Horn Righfz Mrs. Wakeman. Far righ+: Mr. Me+oyer. 140 1 5, x ' 1 .c lf in L ' j M d' Student Council Comes up with some good ideas W- -, i o -up .sf - if f 'iv ie , ' v M' M' M ii W'dd is, , pile '. f kk,, mx xx : E . .X L, Sarpy fl mauve,-m.a,,,,,, v: ,- ,,..:,.a Q. T. Boykin . . . and fhe only safe place +o live is on fhe Indian Reservafion. F ' Q 5 wil :Ao N i . ',. X X kj i sf we -if -is-is :If as ,g ,L E ka, W.. . a -3. 3 s. Freshman: Whal do you mean - a Black! While game. Sophomore: Blacks and Whifes play. Freshman: So wha+'s so new abouf fhaf? They have been play- ing all season. Sophomore: True. Bul no+ 'rhe same ones, I guess. 1 -5 . :age Q l .. f.. l, j 42 66 I Well elect Superman as President . Freshman: WhaT's a Nalional Convenlion? Junior: We elecl a parly candidale. Freshman: Who do you lhinlc I+ will be? Junior: Wallace, of course. Y miam- T. Moore ee M ,Q The gym is filled . . . sfudenls look forward fo 'rhe day. Freshmen al Moclc Elecfion. :K J R. Baker and We'II let Robin save the dayf, Delega+e I: Banners are waved, songs are sung. Delegares rave, Our rnan's rhe one. Delegafe 2: Speeches are hearcl wilh nominafions galore. Volers are polled. caucus has 'rhe floor. Delega+e 3: The convenllon is over. Oh, look al lhe mess, buf rhal doesn'T malrer, il was a qreal sucoessl Freshmen af elecfion, ssss Q l ,.,, s , Seniors al eleclion. I4 ff, .inf fr' If w,f4Qf, The Cheerleaders 'reach Wayne Alford whaf ifs all about Terrill Boykin warms up. 'Y S Coach: Track requires many hours of grueling prac- 'L 'i ' L Tice which helps aflain speed, slrenglh, and slamina. V A'I'hle+e: I+ is in lhe meel lhal we reap lhe rewards of K7 Z ii E ur lOl . ..,, .ie. Doug Curcio approaches The high lump. The fenf provides shade for The iudges. T011 and Work from sun to Sun Toil and Work 'til the race is Won. 'V-dx be L A Q .sp Roger Johns Wee QQNE sw' A' Below: Cheerleaders - The Three Seniors? or - The Three Sfooqes? Donald Baker hurls +he shof-puf. 5' Eziiivfgf' V' '4- ,T John Wayne - oops! Wayne Malhews and John Bonneau. , gn-qsq U1 Y, Wm seam. 4 Top righfz Pafricia Messina, Melnee Nagela, John Mon eau, Joe Duncan. David Nassif. Cen+er left Roberf Torry. Left Carolyn Vondensfein, Donna Masfers, Chris Ran- dali. Sisfer Norberha Honza. Wow! I can i A Q 'w.,, f ,paw S+uden'I' I: Quif brea+l'1ing so hard: you'll ge? us 'rhrown ouf of here. F? iii 1 Sfudenf 2: Don? be cynical. Look a+ Huis record col- lecfion! S+uden+ I: How near! Le+'s play I+. Sfudenf 2: And 'rnen check ou? one of Hwese paper- backs. m?,, Upper leff: BeHe Stafford and Lorilee Polk. Right Pam Hogue, Mrs. Gainnle, Susan Lohman. Lower leffz Diane Dunn, Naneffe Gremillion. FOOTBALL IWon 2, Losf 8I Menard Opp. 8 BoIIon 35 I5 Jena I4 O Leesville I8 I4 Tioga I3 I4 A.S.I'I. 35 I4 Na+cI1i+ocI1es 38 0 Winn'IieId 66 0 OaIcdaIe I2 0 Peabody I2 6 PineviIIe 7 5 in in Q' Q 'km 'f '1 'I, PQI 4 , II 6I 6 H 'rI.,,f ,: ',,, I I 6 wa, . A ,.I in 'WI zk, ., I' ik 3' BASKETBALL IWon I4, Losf I9I Menard Opp. 56 Boyce 45 60 Dry Prong 70 6I BoITon 69 48 A.S.I'I. 47 46 BoI+on 57 BI Monfgomery 67 58 Dry Prong BI 64 LaSaIIe 37 68 A.5.H. 75 54 Dry Prong 72 69 A.S.I-I. 79 57 BoIIon 95 50 Na'rcI'1i+ocl'ies 66 9l Boyce 53 60 BoIIon 67 74 Tioga 65 99 PineviIIe 59 56 Jena 74 73 Boyce 48 52 Block 46 62 LeesviIIe 56 70 Tioga 77 75 LaSaIIe 38 6I Peabody 60 66 Winnfield 73 47 Oakdale 57 53 Nafchiiocbes 98 59 PineviIIe 7I 62 Jena 73 78 LeesviIIe 64 73 Tioga 66 6I Dry Prong 69 54 Peabody 64 56 Winnfield 55 52 OaI4daIe I02 a N BASEBALL IWon I2. Los+4 Tied II Menard Opp Rapides Dry Prong Peabody Tioga PiIkin Pirkin Na+cI'1i+ocI'1es LeesviIIe Jena Menard Opp Peabody Tioga Na+chi+ocIies Leesville Jena Oak I-IiII Hicks Bossier Cify lf Q QI GOLF Rober+ Polk - ASH - 89, Leesville - 82, S+. Mary's - 8I, Menard - 82, - 79. Bol+on - 8 I, Regional- 75 Billy Hughes - ASH - 79. Leesville - 83, S+. Mary's - 77, Menard - 82, Deridder - 76, Bolton -- 78, Regional - 78 Tab Neble++ - ASH - 74, Leesville - 86, Menard - 80, Dericlder, Bol+on - 73, Regional- 75 George LaHoocl - Leesville -9I, BoI+on -9I Rober+ Gueringer - ASH - 82, S+. Mary's - 88, Menard - 77, Deridder - 82, Bol+on - 74, Regional - 77 Tommy Coughlin - Leesville - 92, S+. Mary's - 94, Deridder - 83 Grady Brame - ASH -- 92, S+. Maryls -- 88, Menard - 82 James Bonneau - S+. Mary's - 89 f TRACK Invi+a+ional 3rd Jena Relays 4+h Indian Relays 7+h Leesville Relays 4+h Eagle Relays 4+h Soph. Mee+ 7+h Jena Invi+a+ional 3rd Dis+ric+ T. Boykin - HH 2nd 330 ln+ HH 2nd Regional T. Boykin Bo+h Hurdles 5+h , X f R , err ' . i I b .N . iii 5 V- ,, 5 ' - f fl :fl ' . .,... TENNIS Menard Opp, O Lake Charles 6 4 Neville 6 2 Jennings 6 6 A.S.H. O Regional - won girls doubles S+a+e Play-o++s - advanced +o semi-finals before losing +o curren+ s+a+e champions .QQ I ,,-, ,, ' fa Awards Presen+ed a+ A+hIe+ic Banque+ Foofballz Cap+ain - Sco++ Schueremann Spor+smanship - Rober+ Rozanski Mos+ Valuable Back - John Bonneau Mos+ Valuable Lineman - Randy I:an+ Mos+ Improved - Wayne Ma+hews Baslze+ball: Cap+ain - Jeff Fol+z Mos+ Valuable - Wayne Al+ord Free Throw - Wayne Alford Spor+smanship - Ned Voelker Mos+ Improved - Evere++ Hobbs Baseball: Cap+ain - Mike Lienhop Spor+smanship - Phil Bordelon Mos+ Valuable - Doug Curcio Mos+ Improved - Wayne Ma+hews Track: Coach's Award - Terry Boykin Tennis: Mos+ Valuable - Madeline Thibeaux Snoolry Cumella Award: Jeff Fol+z Bro+her Cosmos Award: Wayne Alford S+uden+ A+hIe+e: Mike ,Lienhop Ideal A+hIe+e: Wayne Ma+hews Spor+ of 'I'he Year: Mr. George Allen, Jr. Who says school is just book-learning? MINI-COURSE Adminis+ra'lor: The s+uclen'rs aflaclced Their new curric- ulum wirh +he vigor ancl confidence of old pros. lf7??l Sfudenl: There were many classes: bocly language, in- ferior design, Zoology. self-defense, yoga, aslronomy, elc. l jusl wish l could have 'raken 'rhem all. 9 L X 'Q .. . -an 1 k S+uden'l': You do your Thing and l'H do mine l E3 in , 71L 35. i - 1 W-QL, x fx K. 1lluou.,..,' -.W i f ' i maui 2 1? Y' 41 m...e' . fl I 1 51 A W W 1 ,xr ffriiigzzf. fi Carol Aerfker Charlene Aguilar Aubrey Alexander Wayne Alford John Andries Charlie Baker Donald Balmer Jane Baker ....,,., 'US 4-gft' J. Robert Baker Roberl lvl. Balmer Bill Barnidge John Barrios Peggy Boardman John Bonneau Celesle Borclelon Senior: l'm going ro be leaving lhis school yery soon and l only hope rhal you'll remember my face. 2nd Senior: l'm nor asking lhaf you +hinlc back To remember rhe lhings Thar l've said or done. Senior: Yes. I only hope rhal you'll remember my face. 152 Terrill Boykin , fig if a'r r' riia - .2-12 ' lf V TT , 'tw' f 5, 're 'A 0 . M, V 11111, Y! Q - V,,, N 'f,: i ., ,off , . f'l' V ' , 2 Y 503. is 51. 3. ' avi? , . .IQ me . ,K ff 1 Look mom - it's really me. Senior Officers - Jell Follz, Elena del Valle, Janel While, Bobo Nalion. Qi Qui 'A fd- fn.. 'h :af Isl row: Kaflwy Bordelon Phil Bordelon 2nd row: Sandra Bordelon Terrill Boylcin 3rd row: Gene Bfevelle ' ff' Pa f ri ci a B r u y n I n c kx ,.W,,,W., 4 m f , ff-I Q25 MQ. H N , ,, , M 1 Beffy Bryanr Weisie Burden Sharon Carbo Debbie Carlino Theresa Carr Susan Cazes Cindy Chicola Mary Chicola Connie Coombs Glenn Couvillion Bill Cullen Doug Curcio 154 Senior I: You know, I believe I began +o grow up Ihe Iirsf dey Ihaf I ever really laughed - af myself. Senior 2: I walched some people who I knew would never gel old - for I knew Thaf growing old was iusf a bad habit and Ihese people were 'foo busy +o form if. vi ,,,. I ' of Vik Rob Baker 4: 1 -.,, , 'fl ,, K-avg. 'M ..,, 1 W if I rex , .vu 'W Take a look at my life - I'm EiLzD5swa.,e H 10f like 51011. Rodney Descanf W y new E. Redmond, Marlha Flynn, Ka- lhy Bordelon, Lillian Hinlon, Sue Eskew, Margarel Deville, Susan Cazes work on signs for Spiril Week. Mike Deville Margaref Deville Charlene Dislefano Julie Dunn 'J-Q' -4. . A. Dee Ellinqlon Sue Eskew Randy Fanf Tommy Faulk Those were the days my friend YL, .df '4!r Jim Flynn Marlha Flynn Mary Flynn Susan Flynn Jell Follz Elizabelh Gaiennie Bill Gallanqer Kalhryn Gaulhier 19, lly 55' mfg fl Rhonda Gaulhreaux r 1' I rr Elizabefh Geyer r P7 Mark Gravel Pam Gray 'HY Senior I: I can remember so easily my lirsl day here. Il doesnll really seem lilce such a long lime ago. Senior 2: Yes. And I found lhal I was an inleresling per- son when I was inlereslecl. Senior I: I lcnow. I looked al myself when people were boring me, and every lime I myself was a boring person. Righlz Kalhy Gremlllion, Susan Lohman lallc il over. Far righ'I': Lillian Hinlon, Mary Lealherman, Celesle Bordelon, Weisie Burden enioy Themselves al relreal. 156 .,,-: M .,,.- 4? Roberf Grease-r Callwy Gremillion i Ken Gremillion Roberl Guerlnger Ralph Hart Janice Hayden Pally Herman Lillian Hlnlon F Evereff Hobbs Marilyn Hobbs ' L ' Pam Hogue Billy Hughes -gr V ' H , MW-aff, 5 2 . M 'Q . .,,,, f, ,,, if , ,, ' an ,M l Q' i 1 i i Q in n ,i 'iff ff' 4 . X ,,., i I 'r- JUW 1 Leffz I.. Hinton, M. Leallnerman, C. Bordelon, W, Bur- clerv. Roberf Hunfer Ka+e Hussey Elaine Jones John Jones 157 Becky Kearns Karen Keefe Helen Kelly Mary Leaflwerman Mike Lienhop Harry Lemoine June Lohman Susan Lohman lla, ,, I n -f L W L 5 Q W Q' 1 L 4' ' . ' Sandra Lusk Candra McCl'1esney Carole Marlin MOST seniors wafch flue assembly. We'1'e all in our places with bright shining faces. Pam Marine C NM + OV6 GS 9 X MkM+ vw Charlie Baker lqa A W 9 fa N., , x Senior: We're 'rhe King of 'rne Mounfainf' Junior: Nexf ear 'rheyll be King of Jrhe Road. Y LN 4j9f We gil ga: rlafrififw Nfl af Eigv Wy QP va fr I e a ass Susan Maine Lwsa Meflwvm Jeni Miller LaRl'wonda M Tim Moore Janice More Cynfhia Mor Alex Mulea Clwarloffe M I feel Wonderful just knowing I 'm a senior. Bobo Nafion Nancy Nden Snern Norman Connie Perlahs Tim Pefrus Gene Brevelle 7 Hue ar+is+ - ine scherner. 'YN ff--1-Q, Tom Pefrus Jennifer Pousson Susan Presson Linda Puckeff David Randall Huey Rasch 5' 'N Kennefn Rafhnow Eneen Redmond +-4--wie Dior Rehn 1:-,.! WeIea1'n to do and We learn to be. Sandra Lusk, LaRl'ionda Monroe David Roberfs Roberf Rozanski Clwarlofle Sarpy Leonard Sarpy WD Debbie Scallan Scofi Scheuermann Rila Sepulvedo Karen Shores ww., lfm ,, W Juanifa Simms Sue Sloan Befsy Sfelly Mary Swifl Madeline Thibeaux Janel Theils Josef Ticheli Merlin Tidies Below: Senior class represenfaliyes - D unn, Bill Cullen Leaflnerrnan. S. C. Julie Mary Firs+ row: Doug Tyl Sue Anne Vanclerliclc Carolyn VanZan+ 2nd row: Dee Villard Lane Vollz Elizabellw Ward in Ji' 62 3rd row: Clnareze Wells Jimmy Wells Janel While 4+h row: Sally While Brenda Winlhrop Susan Worley Jeni Miller and Choral lvlaslers believe fha? flue basl parl ol: brealcing up ls rnalcing up. Carol Aerlker - Allended Menard Cen- Tral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Yearbook Slaif I - 2: Boosfers I: Swimming I. Aubrey M. Alexander Ill - Alfended Me- nard Cenfral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Cenla Music Rally 4: Nachiloches Dislricl Rally 4: La- fayeffe Rally 4: Balon Rouge Rally 4: Na- chiloches Sfale Rally 4: School Science Fair 2: Class Presidenl 2: Sludenl Council 2 - 3: Band I - 2: Choral 4: Boys Ensemble 4: Concerl Choir 4: Flower Drum Song 3: Carnival 4: Vice Pres. Concerl Choir 4: Foolball 2. Wayne Alford - Arrended Menard Cen- fral I -2-3-4:KeyClub3-4:Track3- 4: Baseball 2 - 3 - 4: Baskefball 2 - 3 - 4: Friendliesl Boy 3: Honor Roll 4: Leller- man's Club 3 - 4. John Andries - Allended Menard Cen- fral 3 - 4: Choral 4: Boys Ensemble 4: Concerf Choir 4: Carnival 4. Charlie Baker, Jr. - Arrended Menard Cenlral 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair 2: Track 3: Sludenf Council Rep. 4 Donald J. Baker - Afrended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair I - 2: Foolball I - 2 - 3 - 4: All-Parish 3: Key Club 2 - 3: Track I - 2 - 3 - 4: Baskefball I -2. Jane Baker - Allended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Fufure Homemakers 2: Year- book I - 3: Booslers I - 2 - 3. John Roberl Baker - Alfended Menard 4 Years: Honor Roll I - 4: Perfecl Allend- ance 4: Cenla Rally I - 4: NSU Rally I - 2: Slafe Rally I, 4: Science Fair 2nd, 2, Isl, 3: Rapides Parish Honor Band 4: Allernale Delegale 'ro LSASC House of Burgess 4: LSASC House ol Burgess 4: Boys' Slale 3: Oufslanding Teenager ol America 4: Who's Who 4: Sludenl Council I, 3, 4, Parliamenlarian 3. 4: Bela I - 4, Parlia- menlarian I. 3: Speech and Debafe I - 4, Pres. 4: Ediforial Edifor 4 of Eagle Breeze 4: Yearbook I, 4: Radio Sfall I - 4: Co- Chairman 3, 4: LSPA 4: Drama I, 2, 4: Library I - 4: Treas. 2, Pres. 3: CLC 2, 3, 4: Casl of The Lillie Prince 2, Unfilled Drama 4: Coming Through Ihe Rye 4. David and Lisa 4: N.H.S. 2, 3, 4: Awards: Class Service 3, 4, English 3, 4: Mosl Likely To Succeed 4, Nafional Meril Finalisl 4: Second Place in Civifan Essay Conlesl 4. Roberl M. Baker - Arlended Menard Cen+raI4. William Barnidge - Affended Menard Cenfral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Foolball I - 2: Bas- kelball I - 2: Baseball I - 2 - 3 . 4, Senior Biographies Johnny Barrios - Aflended Menard Cen- 'rral I - 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair I: Band I - 2: Baskefball I: Foolball I. Peggy Boardman - Allended Menard Cenfral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Booslers I: Band 3. John Bonneau - Arrended Menard Cen- 'rral 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair 2: Key Club 3 - 4: Track 3 - 4: Baskelball 2 - 3: Foofball 2 - 3 - 4. Celesle Bordelon - Arfended Menard Cenfral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Perfecl Aflendance I - 2: Yearbook I - 2: Y-Teens 2: French Club I: Boosfers I - 2 - 3: Choral 4: Con- cerf Choir 4: Flower Drum Song 3: Carnival 3. Kalhy Bordelon - Alfended Menard Cen- Iral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Perlecl Alfendance 3: School Science Fair 2: Yearbook Staff 2: Booslers I - 2 - 3: Sfudenl Inslruclor 3 - 4. Phil Bordelon - Arlended Menard Cen- fral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll I: Cenla Rally 2nd Place I: School Science Fair I - 2: Band I - 2 - 3 - 4: Sludenl Conduclor 3 - 4: Presidenl 4: Sfageband 3 - 4: All-Parish Honor Band 3 - 4: Bela Club 3: Key Club 3 - 4: Sludenl Council 4: Eagle Breeze Edi- Ior-ln-Chiel 4: Sporls Page Edilor 4: Year- book 4: Drama Club 4: Firsl Produclion 4: Sludenf Direclor lor Coming Through Ihe Rye 4: Orcheslra for Carnival 4: Baseball I - 2 - 3 - 4: Sporlsmanship Award 4: NEDT Tesfing Award I: Member Louisiana Scholaslic Press Associalion 4: Scholarship in Music 'fo Norfhweslern Sfafe Universify. Sandra Bordelon - Alrended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Fulure Business Lead- ers 4. Terrill Boykin - Aflended Menard Cen- +ral I - 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair I - 2: P. E. Award 3: Library Club 3 - 4: Track 3 - 4: Baskefball 2: Foofball 3 - 4: Friendliesl Boy 4. Gene Brevelle - Arrended Menard Cen- fral 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair 2. Palricia Bruyninckx - Alrended Menard Cenfral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll 3: Re- gional Science Fair 2: School Science Fair 2 - 3: Sfudenf Council 2: Yearbook Slafi I - 2: Boosfers I - 2: Cheerleaders 3 - 4: Concerf Choir 4: Carnival 4: Gymnaslics 4: Y-Teens 2: Sfudenl lnslruclor 3 - 4. Beffy Bryanl - Aflended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Regional Science Fair 3: School Science Fair 2 - 3: Sfudenl Council 3 - 4: Y-Teens I - 2 - 3: Vice Presidenl 4: Fufure Homemakers I - 2: Presidenl 3: Vice Presidenf 4: Speech and Debafe Club I - 2: Radio Slafi I - 2 - 3 - 4: Drama Club I: Library Club I - 2: C.L.C. I - 2: Boosfers 3: Choral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Girls Cho- rus I - 2 - 3: Glee Club Presidenl 4: Flower Drum Songl' 3: Carnival 4. Louise Burden - Alfended Menard Cen- Iral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Nachiloches Rally 3: Ciii- zen of Ihe Monlh I: Besl All-Around Girl 3: Mosf School Spiriled 4: P.E. Award 3: Miss Yulelide 4: Girls' Sfale 3: Class Sec- refary I: Sludenf Council 3 - 4: Yearbook Slafl I - 2 - 3 - 4: Sporls Club I: Booslers I: Cheerleaders 2 - 3: Head Cheerleader 4: Choral 4: Eaglelfes 4: Glee Club Presi- denf 3: Flower Drum Song 3: Carnival 4. Sharon Carbo - Affended Menard Cen- 'rral I- 2 - 3 - 4: Boosfers 3 - 4. Theresa Carr - Affended Menard Cen- 'rral 3 - 4: Fulure Business Leaders 3 - 4. Susan Cazes - Arlended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll 4: School Science Fair 2: Fulure Business Leaders 4: Boosfers I - 2 - 3 - 4: Y-Teens 3: Sludenl lnslruclor 3 - 4: P.E. Award 2. Cindy Chicola - Alrended Menard Cen- fral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Yearbook Slaii I - 4: Radio Slaif 3. Mary Chicola - Allended Menard Cen- lralI-2-3-4:HonorRoIl2-3-47 Periecl Allendance I - 2: Regional Sci- ence Fair I: School Science Fair I: Na- 'rional Honor Sociely 4: Bela Club I - 2: Fulure Business Leaders 4: Boosfers I - 2 - 3- 4: Press Club I. Connie Lucille Coombs - Allended Me- nard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll 3 - 4: School Science Fair I - 2: Bela Club 3: 4-H Club 2 - 3 - 4: Treasurer 3: Fulure Business Leaders 3 - 4: Secrelary 4: Fufure Homemakers 2 - 3 - 4: Booslers 4. Glen Couvillion - Alrended Menard Cenfral 2 - 3 - 4: Key Club 3 - 4: Fooiball 3. Bill Cullen - Allended Menard Central 4: Sludenl Council 4: Speech and Debafe Club 4. Doug Curcio - Allended Menard Cen- rral I - 2 -3- 4: Baseball I - 2 - 4: Mos? Valuable 4: Track 4: Fooiball I. F. G. Dean - Aflended Menard Cenfral I - 2 -3- 4: School Science Fair 2. Elena del Valle - Aflended Menard Cen- Iral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Service Award 3: P,E. Award 3: Mosl Dependable Girl 3: Class Secrelary 3: Vice-Presideni 4: Bela Club 3 - 4: Yearbook Slaff 2 - 3 - 4: Sporis Club I - 2: Booslers 2 - 3: Concerl Choir 4: Carnival 4: Sludenl Inslruclor 4. Rodney Descanl - Allended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Perlecl Allendance I: Choral 4: Boys Ensemble 4: Concerl Choir 4: Flower Drum Songll 3: Carni- val 4: David and Lisal' 4. Margarel Deville - Affended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Fulure Homemakers 3: Fufure Business Leaders 4. Mike Deville - Arlendecl Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Track 3: Baseball I: Baskel- ball I: Foofball I -3- 4. Charlene Dislefano - Aliended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair I: Fulure Business Leaders 4: Fulure Homemakers 4: Yearbook Stall I: Boosl- ers I - 3: Glee Club 3: Carnival 3: Y- Teens 2 - 3: Vice-Presidenl 3. Julie Dunn - Alfended Menard Cenrral I -2A3-4:HonorRoll I -2-3-4:Nachi- roches Rally I: Sludenl Council 4: Na- Tional Honor Sociely 2 - 3 - 4: Bela Club 2 - 3: Yearbook Slaff I - 2: Sporls Club I - 2: Booslers I - 2 - 3: Choral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Eaglefles 3 - 4: Glee Club I - 2: Flower Drum Song 3: Carnival 4: Tennis 2 - 4. Dee Ellinglon - Arlended Menard Cen- lral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Yearbook Sfall I: Sporls Club I: Booslers I. Sue Ellen Eskew - Alfended Menard Cenfral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Cenla Rally I: School Science Fair 2: Friendliesl Girl 3: Pelican Girls Slale 3: Class Vice-Presidenl I: Slu- denl Council I - 2 - 3 - 4: 4-H Club Vice- Presidenl I: Secrelary 2: Treasurer 3: Sec- relary-Treasurer 4: Yearbook Slafl I - 2 - 3: Edilor 3: Booslers I - 2 - 3: Drill Team 4: Choral 4: Concerl Choir 4: Flower Drurn Song 3: Carnivall' 4: Sludenl In- slrucfor 4: Nominee For Oufslanding Teenagers ol America: Who's Who Among American High School Sfudenls: Service Award 4: I Dare You Award 4. Randy Fan'I' - Afrended Menard Central I- 2 -3- 4: Foolball I - 2 -3- 4: Sporls- manship Award 3: Mosl Valuable Lineman 4: Key Club I - 2 - 3 A 4: Treasurer 4: Jaycees Sporlsmanship Award 4: Track 2 - 3- 4: Baseball I. Thomas Faulk - Allended Menard Cen- Iral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Band I - 2: Baseball I - 2: Wilfiesl Boy 4. Jim Flynn - Allended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Foofball I: Baseball Manager 3: Foofball Manager 3 - 4: Key Club I - 2. Mary Flynn - Afiended Menard Cenfral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Yearbook 3: Radio Sfafl 3 - 4: Booslers I - 2 - 3: Choral 2: Glee Club 3 - 4: Slagehand lor Carnival and Flower Drum Song 3- 4. Marlha Ann Flynn -- Allended Menard Cenlral I - 2 -3- 4: Yearbook I - 2 - 4: 64 Library Club I: Sporls Club I - 2: Boosl- ers I - 2: Treasurer 3: Presidenl 4: Y-Teens 2 - 3 - 4: Tennis 3: Gymnaslics 4: Eagle Breeze Slalf 3: Fulure Homemakers 4: Bela Club 3 - 4: Sludenl Council 3 - 4: Homecoming Queen 4. Susan Flynn - Allended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Library Club I: Booslers I: Fulure Business Leaders 3: Treasurer 4. Jeff Folh - Aflended Menard Cenfral I - 2 -3- 4: School Science Fair I - 2: Class Presidenl 4: Sfudenl Council 2 - 3: Key Club 2 - 3 - 4: Goll 3: Baseball I - 4: Bas- kelball I - 2 -3- 4: Foolball I - 2 - 3 - 4: Snooky Cumella Award 4: Caplain lBas- kelballl 4: Mosl Alhlelic 4. Elizabelh Gaiennie - Alfended Menard Cenfral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Rall I - 4: Regional Science Fair 2: Nalional Honor Sociely 2 - 3: Yearbook Slail 2: Drama Club 4: Booslers I - 2 - 3: Drill Team 3: Choral 4: Concerl Choir 4: Tennis 2 - 3 - 4: Casl of David and Lisa 4. William Gallanger - Allended Menard Cenlral 4: Speech and Debale 4: Drama Club 4. Kalhryn Ann Guafhier - Allended Me- nard Cenlral I - 2 -3- 4: Honor Rall I - 2 - 3 - 4: Regional Science Fair 2: School Science Fair 2 - 3: Sludenl Council 4: Na- 'rional Honor Sociely 3 - 4: Bela Club 2 - 3- 4: Fulure Nurses I - 2 - 3: French Club I: Library Club 2 - 3: Presidenl 4: Band I - 2 - 3 - 4: Orcheslra for Carnival 4. Rhonda Gaulhreaux - Alrended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair 2nd Place 2: Bela Club I: Library Club 3: Band 4: Drama Club I: Casl ol David and Lisal' 4. Elizabelh Geyer - Allended Menard Cenfral 2 - 3 - 4: Perlecl Allendance 2: Wifliesf Girl 3: Eagle Breeze 4: Yearbook 4: Radio Slaff 3 - 4: Sporls Club 3: Boosl- ers 2 - 3: Drill Team 4. Mark Gravel - Alfended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Baseball I: Baskelball I: Fool- ball I: Culesf Boy 3 - 4. Pam Gray - Allended Menard Cenfral I - 2 -3- 4: Cenla Rally Isl Place I: Nachi- foches Rally I: Slale Rally I: Regional Sci- ence Fair 2nd Place 2: School Science Fair 2: Nalional Honor Sociely 4: Bela Club 2 - 3 - 4: Fulure Nurses I - 2 - 3: Fulure Business Leaders 4: Yearbook Slali I - 2: Library Club 4: Secrelary 3: French Club I: Sporls Club I - 2: Backsrage of David and Lisa 4. Roberi L. Greaser - Allended Menard Cenlral 4. Calhy Gremillion - Aflended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Rall 2: Nalchi- Ioches Rally I - 3 -4: Cures? Girl 3 - 4: Sludenl Council I: Class Secrelary 2: Yearbook I: Boosrers I - 2 - 3: Choral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Eaglelles 3 - 4: Concerl Choir Presidenl 4: Girls Chorus Treasurer 3: Flower Drum Song 3: Carnival 4. Ken Gremillion - Allended Menard Cen- lral 3 - 4: Library Club 3 - 4. Roberl A. Gueringer III - Alfended Me- nard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Sfale Science Fair 2 - 3: Class Treasurer 2 - 3: Sludenl Council I - 2 - 3: Key Club 2 - 3 - 4: Speech and Debale I:Goll I - 2 - 3 -4. Ralph Harl - Allended Menard Cenlral I-2-3-4:Track2. Janice Faye Hayden - Allended Menard Cenfral I -2-3-4:HonorRoII I -2-3- 4: School Science Fair 2: 4-H Club 3 - 4. Pa'Hie Herman - Allended Menard Cen- Iral 4: Sludenf Council 4: C.L.C. 4: Sporfs Club Presidenl 4. Lillian Hinlon - Allended Menard Cen- 'rral 3 - 4: Honor Roll 3 - 4: Nalional Honor Sociely 4: Bela Club 4: Yearbook 4: Y-Teens 4. Evarell Hobbs - Allended Menard Cen- lral I - 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair 2: Baskelball 2 - 3 - 4: Sporfsmanship Award 4. Marilyn C. Hobbs - Alfended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Fulure Nurses 2 - 3: Library Club 2 - 3 - 4: Boosler 2 - 3: Band 3 - 4: Choral I: Glee Club I. Pam Hague - Allended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Fulure Business Leaders 4: Booslers I - 2: Choral I - 2 - 3: Eaglelles 3: Concerl Choir 4. Billy Hughes - Ailended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair I - 2: Track I: Baskefball I: Goll I - 2 - 3 - 4: Medalisl 3. Roberl Hunler - Allended Menard Cen- lral I -2-3-4. Kale Hussey -- Aflended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Cenla Rally I - 2: Nalchi- loches Rally 4: School Science Fair I - 2: Regional Fair I - 2: Yearbook Sfaff 2: Sporls Club I - 2: Booslers I - 2: Choral 3 - 4: Eaglelles 4: Concerl Choir Treasurer 4: Glee Club 3: Flower Drurn Song 3: Carnival 4: Y-Teens 2. Elaine Jones - Affended Menard Cenlral 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll 2: Yearbook Award 2: Sludenl Council 3: Bela Club 2: Year- book Slall 2 - 3: Co-Edilor 3: Booslers 3 - 4: Concerl' Choir 4: Slage Manager ol Carnival 4. John Jones - Allended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Perfecf Allendance I - 4: Baseball I - 2 - 3. Becky Kearns - Arfended Menard Cen- Iral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Fufure Business Leaders 4: Boosfers I - 2 - 3 - 4: Drummer 3: Head Drummer 4: Choral I - 2: Eagleifes 4: Concerf Choir 4: Glee Club 3: Flower Drum Song 3: Carnival 4. Karen Keele - Attended Menard Cenrral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll 3: Sfudenl Coun- cil 2 - 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 4: Year- book Sfail 2 - 3: Boosfers I - 3: Allernale Cheerleader 2 - 3: Y-Teens 3. Helen Kelly - Affended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll I - 4: Cenla Rally 2 - 3: Regional Science Fair 2: School Sci- ence Fair 2: Mos? Improved Chemisfry Sfudenf 2: Bela Club I - 4: Secrefary 3 - 4: Booslers I - 4: Concerl Choir 4: Car- nivali' 4. Mary Leafherman - Afrended Menard Cenfral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Nafchiloches Rally 2 - 3: Sfudev-I Council 3: Senior Class Rep- resenlafive 4: Library Club I: Choral 3 - 4: Secrelary 4: Eaglelles 3 - 4: Presidenl 3: Concerf Choir 3 - 4: Flower Drum Song 3. Mike Lienhop - Alfended Menard Cen- 'rral 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll 2: Baseball 3 - 4: Foofball 3 - 4: Mos? Valuable Baseball Player 3: Mosl Improved 3: Capfain 4. Harry Lemoine - Alfended Menard Cen- Iral 2 - 3 - 4. June Lohman - Aflended Menard Cen- 'rral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll I - 2: Re- gional Science Fair I: School Science Fair 2: Homecoming Courl 4: Key Club Maid of Honor 4: Sfudenf Council 3 - 4: Bela Club 2: Drama Club I: Boosfers I - 2: Drill Team Caplain 3 - 4: Choral 3 - 4: Ea- glelfes 4: Glee Club 2 - 3: Flower Drum Song 3: Carnival 4. Susan Lohman - Afrended Menard Cen- lral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll I - 4: Perfecf Aflendance I - 4: Nafchiioches Rally I: Sfale Rally 3 - 4: Sfudenl Council I: Na- Iional Honor Sociefy 2 - 3 - 4: Bela Club 2 - 3 - 4: Speech and Debafe Club I: Yearbook Slaff 4: C.L.C. I: Sporls Club I: Boosfers I - 2 - 3 - 4: Choral 4: Ea- glelfes 4: Concerl Choir 4: Glee Club I - 2 - 3: Flower Drum Song 3: Carnival 4. Candra McChesney - Alfended Menard Cenfral 4: Boosiers 4: David and Lisa 4, Carole Mar'rin - Arrended Menard Cen- fral 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll I - 4: Cenla Rally 2: Bela Club 3 - 4: Y-Teens 2: Radio Sfaff 3- 4: Band 2 - 3: All-Parish Honor Band 2 - 3 - 4. Pamela Ann Marfinez - Alrended Me- nard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair I: Perfecl Alfendance 3: Disiricf Honor Band 3: All-Parish Honor Band 3 - 4: Library Club 3: Band I - 2 - 3 - 4: Sec- refary-Treasurer 4: Slageband 3 - 4: Or- chesfra for Carnival 4: Produclion Sfafl for David and Lisa 4: Music Scholarship Io Norrhweslern. Coral Masfers - Alfended Menard Cen- fral 2 - 3 - 4: Yearbook Slail 3: Drama Club 4: Y-Teens 4: Drama Club Firsf Prod- ucfion 4: David and Lisa 4. Mike Mefassa - Aflended Menard Cen- Iral I -2-3-4:HonorRolI I -3-4: Naiional Meri? Commended Sludenl 4: Speech and Debafe Club I - 4. Lisa Mefhvin - Aliended Menard Cen- fral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll I - 2: Nachi- foches Rally I - 2 - 3 - 4: P,E. Award 3: Sfudenf Council 3 - 4: Nalional Honor So- ciefy 3 - 4: Press Club 3: Sporfs Club I - 2: Boosfers I - 2: Secreiary 3: Cheerlead- ers 4: Choral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Concerl Chair 3: Secrelary 4: Carnival Casl 4: Flower Drum Song 3. Jeni Miller - Alfended Menard Cenrral 2 - 3 - 4: F.B,L.A. 2 - 3: Speech and Debare 4: Yearbook 4: News Edilor for Eagle Breeze 4: Eagle Breeze 3: Radio Slafl 4: Drama Club 3 - 4: Booslers 2 - 3: Glee Club Treasurer 4: Lady of Larkspur Lo- lion 4: Backsfage of David and Lisa 4. LaRI1onda Monroe - Aflended Menard Cenlral 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair 2: Afhlelic Award 2: Oulslanding Perform- ance in Senior Jack and Jill 3 - 4: F.H.A. 2: Yearbook Sfaif 2: C.L.C. 2 - 3 - 4: Treasurer 4: Booslers 2 - 3. Tim Moore - Afrended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair I: Slu- denl Council 2 -3- 4: Bela Club I - 2 - 3 - 4: Speech and Debale I: Presidenl 2 - 3: Vice Presideni 4: Yearbook Phofography 2 -3- 4: Eagle Breeze 3 - 4: Tennis 2. Janice Moreau - Affended Menard Cen- Iral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Sludenl Council 4: Fu- lure Business Leaders 3: Presidenl 4: Li- brary Club 3. Cynfhia Morris - Allended Menard Cen- 'rral 2 - 3 - 4. Alex Mulea - Alfended Menard Cenlral I- 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll 2: Band 2 - 3: Flower Drum Song 3: Carnival 4. CharIoHe Murchison - Arrended Menard Cenfral 2 - 3 - 4: Siudenr 3 - 4: Y-Teens Presidenf 2 - 3 - 4: Yearbook Sfaif 2 - 3: Booslers 3: Concerl Choir 4: Glee Club 3: Flower Drum Song 3: Carnival 4. Mary Kalherine Nalion - Afrended Me- nard Cenfral 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair 2 - 3: Senior Class Treasurer: Sludenl Council 4: Yearbook 3 - 4: Business Man- ager 4: Eagle Breeze 4: Radio Sfaii 4: Booslers 3: Concerf Choir 4: Carnival 4: Friendliesl C-irl 4. Nancy Nolan - Affended Menard Cen- Iral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Fulure Homemakers 2: Yearbook Sfaff 2: Booslers I - 2: Drill Team 3: French Club I: Y-Teens 2 - 3. Sheri Norman - Affended Menard Cen- Iral 2 - 3 - 4: Radio Slaff 2 - 3 - 4: Boosi- ers 3 - 4: Drummer 4. Connie Perialas - Afrended Menard Cenfral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll I: Cenla Rally 2: Nalchi+oches Rally I: Regional Science Fair 2: School Science Fair, Isl Place 2: Bela Club I - 2 - 3 - 4: FBLA 4: Radio Slafl I: Drama Club 4: Sporfs Club I: Band I - 2 - 3: Glee Club 4: Carnival 4. Timofhy Leo Pe+rus - Arlended Menard Cenfral I -2-3-4:HonorRoIl I -2-3- 4: Perfecf Alfendance I - 2 - 3: Cenla Rally 3 - 4: Nalchifoches Rally I - 3: School Science Fair 2: Hardesl Worker in Chorale 3: Junior Class Vice Presidenf 3: Sludenf Council I - 3 - 4: Nalional Honor Sociefy 2 - 3: Presidenl 4: Key Club I - 2 - 3 - 4: Choral 3 - 4: Boys Ensemble 3 - 4: Concerf Choir 4: Flower Drum Song 3: Carnival 4: Track 3: Baskelball I - 2 - 3: NEDT Award 2: La. Tech Scholarship: Mos? Valuable Boys Ensemble 4. Tom Pelrus - A++ended Menard Cenrral I- 2 -3- 4: Honor Roll I - 2 - 3: Perfecl Aflendance I - 2 - 3: Cenla Rally 3 - 4: Nafchifoches Rally 3 - 4: Slafe Rally 3 - 4: Most Valuable Boys Ensemble 3: AII-Sfale Chorus 4: All-Disrricf Chorus 4: Junior Class Presideni: Sfudenl Council 3 - 4: Nafional Honor Sociely 3 - 4: Key Club I - 2 - 3 - 4: Chorale 3: Presidenl 4: Boys Ensemble 3 - 4: Flower Drum Song 3: Carnival 4: Track 3: Baskelball I - 2 - 3: Mosf Valuable Chorale 4: L.S.U. Scholar- ship. Jennifer Pousson - Allended Menard Cenfral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll 3: Perfecl Aflendance 3: Regional Science Fair 2: School Science Fair 2: Bela Club 3 - 4: Fulure Business Leaders 4: Library Club 3: Sporis Club 2 - 3 - 4: French Club I. Susan Presson - Attended Menard Cen- 'rral 4. Linda PuckeH - Aflended Menard Cen- Iral 4. David Randall - Afrended Menard Cen- Iral I - 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair 2: Wifliesf Boy 3: Mos? Talenfed Boy 4: Vice Presidenf of Class 2: Sludenl Council 3: Key Club I - 2 -3- 4: Speech and Debafe Club I: Yearbook Staff I - 4: Eagle Breeze Slaif 4: Band I - 2: Chorale 3 - 4: Boys Ensemble 3 - 4: Concerl Choir 4: Flower Drum Song 3: Carnival 4: Baskefball I 66 - 2: Mos? Valuable Chorale Member 4. Huey Rasch - Allended Menard Ceniral I -2- 3 - 4: School Science Fair I: Band I - 2: Key Club 3 - 4. Kennelh Marfin Rafhnow - Airended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: NEDT Award 2: Presideni Sludenl Council 4: Bela Club 3 - 4: Key Club 3: Secreiary 4: Speech and Debale I - 2: Yearbook Pho- lographer 2 - 3: Pelican Boys' Siale 3: Sfudenl Council Workshop 3: Besi All- Around Boy 3 - 4: Oulslanding Teenagers of America Award 4: Oulsianding High School Sfudenfs Award 4: Nalional Meri+'s Who's Who in American High Schools: Slale Sludenf Council Conveniion 4: Casl of Carnival 4: All-Disfrici Chorus 4: Choral 4: Golf 2 - 3: Baskelball I - 2 - 3 - 4: Scholarship To College oi Sanla Fe. Eileen Redmond - Aiiended Menard Ceniral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll I: Periecr Allendance I - 2 - 3: Drama Club 4: Sporfs Club I - 2: Boosiers I - 2: Trea- surer 4: Drill Team 3: Sludenl Insirucfor 3: Press Club 3 - 4: Y-Teens 2 - 3: Treasurer 3: Gymnaslics 4: Tennis 2 - 3 - 4: Diving I - 2. Dior Reiih - Aliended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3- 4: Cenla Rally 2: Regional Science Fair 2: Service Award 3: Sfudenf Council 4: Bela Club I - 2 - 3: Speech and Debale Club I - 2 - 3 - 4: Vice Pres. 2: Yearbook Siaii 4: Eagle Breeze Slaii 4: Radio Siaii 4: Library Club 2 - 3 - 4: C.L.C. 3 - 4: Presidenf 4: Choral 2 - 3. David Roberls - Airended Menard Cen- Iral 2 -3- 4: Baskeiball 2 - 3 - 4. Roberl Rozanski - Arrended Menaro Cenfral I - 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair l: Fooiball I - 2 - 3 - 4: Sporlsmanship Award 4: Key Club 2 - 3 - 4. Charlolle Sarpy - Allended Menard Cenfral 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair 2: P.E. Award 2: C,L.C. 2 - 3: Boosiers 2 - 3. Leonard Sarpy - Allended Menard Cen- Iral 2 -3- 4: P.E. Award 2. Debbie Scallan - Ailended Menard Cen- iral I - 2 -3- 4: Naichifoches Rally 3 - 4: Slale Rally 4: School Science Fair I: Re- gional Science Fair I: Music Award 3: Yearbook Slaii 2: Sporis Club I - 2: Boosiers 2 - 3: Choral 3 - 4: Eaglelies 3 - 4: Vice Presidenl 4: Concerl Choir 3 - 4: Glee Club 2: Cas? ol Flower Drum Song 3: Carnival 4: Y-Teens 2. ScoH Scheueumann - Ariended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Perfecl Aifendance I: Key Club Officer Award 3: Sludeni Council I -2-3-4:KeyCIub I -2-3- 4: Board Member 2: Vice Presidenl 3: Presidenl 4: Track 2 - 3 - 4: Fooiball I - 2 - 3 - 4: Caplain 4, Karen Shores - Affended Menard Cen- fral 3: F.B.L.A. 3: Yearbook 3: Advanced Placemenf al Norlhweslern Sfale Univer- sily 3. Juaniia Simms - Ariended Menard Cen- fral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Nalchiloches Rally 2: Slale Rally 3 - 4: Mosl Spiriied Junior Girl 3: Sludenl Council 3 - 4: Secreiary 3: Vice-Presideni 4: Bela Club 2: Booslers 4: Choral 2 - 3 - 4: Eaglelles 3 - 4: Concerl Choir 4: Casl oi Flower Drum Song 3: Carnival 4. Belsy S'leIly - Ailended Menard Cenlral I- 2 - 3 - 4: Library Club 3. Mary Swiff - Allended Menard Ceniral 2 - 3 - 4: Yearbook Sfaii 3: Booslers 2. Madelinee Thibeaux - Menard I - 4: Cenla Rally: Am. Hisi, l2l 3: W. Hisf. l2l 4: Nalchiioches: Alg. I - Excellenl I: Slale Rally, Spanish l3l I: Calholic Daugh- ler Essay l2l 3: Scholaslic Awards: Alg. II l2l 2, W. Hisf. l3l 4: Tennis, Sfale 3, Ten- nis, Mosl Valuable l4l: Na+. Honor Sociefy 2 - 4: Befa I - 4, Pres. 4: Debaie 4: Press Club 3: Eagle Breeze 3: Scholarship lo O.L.L. College. Scholarship +o Louisisiana Tech, Janel Thiels - Allended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Nalchiioches Rally I: Fuiure Business Leaders 4: Fufure Hornemakers 3 - 4: Booslers 4: Choral I. Joseph Anlhony Ticheli - Aifended Me- nard Cenfral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Rall I - 3 - 4: Cenla Rally 3: School Science Fair I - 2: Regional Science Fair I - 2: Siale Sci- ence Fair 2: U.S, Army Scpecial Award for Oufslanding Siaie Science Fair Proiecl 2: Rapides Parish Honor Band 3 - 4: Loui- siana Ari and Folk Feslival 4: Opfimisls Pai-em-On-lhe-Back Award 4: LSPA 3 - 4: Nominee for Oulsianding Teenagers of America 4: Who's Who 4: Siudeni Coun- cil 4: Beia Club I - 2 - 3 - 4: FBLA 4: Reporier 4: Mr. F.B.L.A. 4: Speech and Debale 4: Secrefary 4: Eagle Breeze Fea- lure Ediior 4: Yearbook Sfafi 4: Radio Sfaii I - 2 - 3 - 4: Co-Chairman 3 - 4: Drama Club I - 4: Presidenl 4: Library Club I - 2 - 3 - 4: Vice Presidenl 3 - 4: C.L.C.2-3-4: Band I -2-3-4:Band Council 4: Slageband 3: Orchesira for Carnival 4: Cas? of Lillie Prince 2: Backslage for Drama Club Firsi Produclion 4: Sfudeni Direclor for The Lady of Larkspur Lohan 4: Sfudenl Direclor for David and Lisa 4: Library Service Award I - 2 - 3: Class Service Award 4: Mosf Dependable Boy 4: Besl Slaiier 4. Merlin Tidies - Aifended Menard Cen- fral 2 - 3 - 4: Fooiball I - 2 - 3. Doug Tyl - Aiiended Menard Ceniral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Speech and Debaie Club I: Foolball I: Manager 2: Science Club 4, Sue Anne Vanderlick - Ariended Menard Cenfral 3 - 4: Sludenl Council 3 - 4: 4-H Club 3 - 4: Fulure Homemakers 4: Secre- iary 4: Sporis Club 3 - 4: Presidenf 3. Carolyn Van Zand+ - Ailended Menard Cenlral 3 - 4: Bela Club 3 - 4: Y-Teens 3: Yearbook 3. Dee Villard - Alrended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Homecoming Couri 3: Fulure Homemakers 2 - 3: Yearbook I - 3: Sporls Club 2: Treasurer 3: Booslers I - 2 - 3: Y- Teens 2 - 3: Sludenl Inslrucior 3 - 4. Lane Vollz - Allended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll I - 4: Nalchiloches Rally I: Regional Science Fair 2: School Science Fair 2: Sludenf Council 3 - 4: Bela Club 4: Radio Slaii 4: Drama Club I: Li- brary Club I: Boosiers I - 2: Drill Team Co-Caplain 3 - 4: Choral 2: Eaglelles 3 - 4: Presidenl 4: Flower Drum Song 3: Carnival 4: Mos? Talenled Girl 4: French Club I. EIizabe+h Ward - Allended Menard Cenfral 4. Chareze Wells - Alfended Menard Cen- Iral 4: 4-H Club 4: Fufure Homemakers 4: Yearbook Siaii 4: Eagle Breeze Sporls Edi- 'ror 4: Edifor-In-Chief 4: Radio Slafi 4: Sporls Club Vice-Presidenl 4: Gymnaslics 4: Tennis 4. Jimmy Wells - Airended Menard Cen- Iral I - 2 - 3 - 4: Cenla Rally 3: School Science Fair 2: Bela Club 3 - 4: Speech and Debale Club 3 - 4: Yearbook Siaii 2 - 3 - 4: Phofography Slaii 2 - 3 - 4: Eagle Breeze Sfaii 4: Choral 4: Boys Ensemble 4: Concerl Choir 4: Carnival 4: Foolball Manager I. Janef Whife - Affended Menard Ceniral 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll 2 - 3 - 4: Service Award 3: Pal-em-on-ihe-Back Award 3: Pelican Girls' Slale 3: Class Secrefary 3: Sludenl Council 3: Y-Teens Treasurer 2: Secreiary 3: Bela Club 3 - 4: Yearbook Sfaif 2 - 3 - 4: Radio Slaii 3 - 4: Drama Club 4: Boosfers 3: Drill Team 3 - 4: Siu- deni Direcfor for Ex-Miss Copper Queen on a Sei of Pills 4: Carnival 4: David and Lisa 4: Besl All-Around Girl 4. Sally While - Allended Menard Cenlral I - 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair 2: Fufure Homemakers 4: Radio Slaii 3: Drama Club I - 4: Y-Teens 2 v 3: Boosiers I - 2 - 3: Backslage of David and Lisa 4. Brenda Winfhrop - Ailended Menard Ceniral 2 - 3 - 4: School Science Fair 2. Susan Worley - Afiended Menard Cen- fral 2 - 3 - 4: Honor Roll 2 - 4: Perfecf Aliendance 3: Regional Science Fair 2: School Science Fair 2: NEDT Tesiing Award 3: Sludeni Council 4: Befa Club 2 - 3 - 4: Treasurer 3 - 4: Eagle Breeze Slafi 3: Radio Sfaii 3 - 4: Booslers 2 - 3 - 4: Press Club 3. And the Violent bear it away. Junior: This is a play wifhouf a name. Sophomore: Why doesn'r if have a name? Junior: Hs an oriqinai play and nobody knows wha+ if is about Sophomore: Thar figures. Is ir sad or happy? Junior: I can? fell. Sophomore: I can hardiy wairi MMYM A? f f X r Upper lefit Anne Gaiennie and Mark Lurnadue pracfice for firsf drama. Cenfer right Jus? anorher Menard dummy hanging around. Lower leff: Bill Cullen receives an award from Charlofie Sarpy ar Assernbiy. 167 68 . . . if you really feel like you need some time to be free . . . Teacher: I suppose lhis is whal you call exlra-curricu lar aclivilies. Sfudenf: Right Tha? ouldoor Mass was really meal. Teacher: And some of lhe assemblies were clever. S'I'uden'I': And if if gels loo much, you can always gel away. 5 -ff f fir' ' s.l ,y e 1 ,X gig-fi f Alf 6 as by .ki L fi in Q K Q1 x ::h,, ka., 'lk . en , f K TX . 1. B' nf W1 Q A f, -- 3 M ' . L- L . 2 , jx -f , fl f f - fy A itil l it-gt, effigy Q Fi fic VL? . fl ,wel Q W ffl ,s Q Q5-aaxsg W gf l' T1 is K A xe g hyat, .,s,, is v , i L' - i K 1 :ru gs - E, A: .2 , A LR KS' 'D 1 .. NL gkkkzi Qi s L ,lk vb -5 T V. x .. a of i 3. 2 ' -'w x , Q 3 ' A ' 35,4 M y J Ez s qf f Q gg, , P, D , V f l,, ,f ev f i . A f 2 ig ,Y ffl A s Q f sS,l Q lsfs ' as l f slg fe' g ' 153 so l s , ' y . Q15 4 N ef ,I f l E .,-. V . K . K .v I f . 'T l is 44 l 'J ' s l ' l ' X , I Bda lie' figs? Dfw ,,,.4-fa-v ' ' H A Sophomore: Do I have +o regisfer? Senior: Yes. Sophomore: Why? Senior: I+'s +he demo- cra+ic process. Freshman: Do we have +o vofe? Junior: If you had +0 I+ wouIdn'+ be a democrafic process. Man 's capacity for justice makes demoera Cy possi ble. Menard, break down . Presiden+: l was l'Old Thar if a single man achieves rhe highesl kind of love, ir will be sulficienl +o neurralize lhe doubfs and hales ol millions. Advisor: And you mus+ always remember rhar in rimes of crisis, you musf avoid bolh ignoranr change and ignoranl' opposifion +o change. Officers ll97I-721: Presidenf - Ken Rarhnow Vice-Presidenf - Juanila Simms Secretary - Pal Dupuis Treasurer - Andy Johnson W. Burden. C. LaCroix YOU'VE GOT TO CHANGE YOUR EVIL WAYS K. Rafhnow, J Keele. J. Geiger and ofher hopeful SC. candidafes. mv it New Officers U972-731 - J. Geiger, J. Madden, P, Dupuis, J. Keefe. mi R. Caesar. I. Baker E. . and take mein P. Dupius, J. Madden, J. . Y , mess L Q 4 2, 'Za I ' J. Simms .1 'S Gieger, J. Simms, A. Johnson P. Dupuis, Sr. Imelda ,La w, W S f w ,, -' E ,. a is -.vi 3 W .Za ne Vi Zi v,,- Q. A A , 2 : r ' If r ,.,,, ,V W Mrs. Chaney. SCOTT Krasinski. Mr. Piffman Ray Caesar, Eileen Redmond, Mark Lurnadue The p1ay's the thing Viewer from audience: The props sei' The scene, The music cre- a'red 'rhe prefense of reali+y. 2nd viewer: And 'rhe ac+ors fook you by The hand and led you info +he dramaiic and 'rouching world of David and Lisa. LOUISIANA COLLEGE RALLY Radio Speaking: Susan Worley - Superior Exlemp: Glen Armand - Excellenl Exlernp: Donni Delaney - Superior Spanish I: Tim I-Iarl' Ill Spanish ll: Sue Ann Vanderlick lll French I: Wayne Guillory l2l French II: Ray Ceasar l2l Lafin I: Nanci Kelly Ill Lalin II: Lorilee Polk Ill Algebra I: Margarel Texada Ill Algebra II: Susan Glen l3l Home Ec: Ivlarrha Flynn lll Home Ec: Janel While l2l English I: Calhy Gallo Ill English Ill: Madelyn Veniziani Ill English IV: Roberl Baker Ill Typing I: Belle Slaflord l3l Chemislry: Ty Provosly l3l Spelling: Dianne Dunn l3l Bookkeeping: Elaine Jones Ill General Malh: Debbie Villard Ill Physical Science: Nanci Kelly l3l Trig: Julie Dunn Ill Geomefry: Pal Dupuis Ill General Hisloryz Madeline Thibeaux l3l Pronunciafion: Kalherine Gaulhier lll Slenography: Kalhy Bordelon l2l Physics: Helen Kelly Ill Biology: Theresa Phillips l3l Economics: Susan Presson l3l Civics: Calherine Gallo Ill Clerical Pr: Connie Coombs lll General Bus: Aubrey lvladewell l3l Adv. Malh: Helen Kelly lll LSU RALLY Civics: Calhy Gallo l4l English I: Calhy Gallo ISI Lafin I: Nanci Kelly T41 Lafin II: Lorilee Polk l2l Trig: Julie Dunn l3l LSU Sfafe Press Lagniappe Awards Besl Physical Appearance lll Besf Coverage and Conlenl l2l Besl Sporfs lll Besl Edilorial Leadership l2l Lagniappe Award fo Talon '7I l3l LA. COLLEGE LIT RALLY Radio Speaking: Susan Worley, Superior Exfemp Speaking: Glen Armand, Excellenl Exfemp Speaking: Donnie Delaney, Superio Spanish I: Tim I-Iarf Ill Spanish ll: Sue Ann Vanderlick lll French I: Wayne Guillory l2l French Il: Ray Ceasar l2l Lafin l: Nanci Kelly Ill Lalin ll: Lorilee Polk lll Algebra I: Iv1argarelTexada lll Algebra II: Susan Glen l3l Home Ec. I: Marfha Flynn Ill Home Ec. II:Jane+Wl1i+el2l English I: Calherine Gallow Ill English III: Madelyn Venziani Ill English IV: Roberl Baker Ill Typing I: Belle Sfafford l3l Chernislry: Ty Provosfy l3l Spelling: Dianne Dunn l3l Bookkeeping: Elaine Jones Ill General lvlafh: Debbie Villard Ill Physical Science: Nanci Kelly l3l Trig: Julie Dunn Ill Geomelry: Pal Dupuis ill F Ring the Iivmg Top: Iris Baker and Falher Larroque. Cenler: Pal Malhews, Sherri Springer, Terry Lienhop receive poelry awards BoH'om: Eagle Breeze receives four awards and Talon one. Righ+: Sue Eskew, Phil Bor- delon, Roberl Baker, Cha- reze Wells. . bell for these Facully: Congralulalionsl S'luden'I: I+ makes school more inleresling when you can see The resulls of your work. Top: Sisler Anfoinelle Billeaud gives Roberl Baker his Nafional Meril Cerlilicale. Boflom: FBLA conleslanls are Janel Thiels, Joe Ticheli, Diane Dunn, Connie Commbs. and Wayne Guillory. General Hisfory: Madelyn Thibeaux I3I English Pronuncialion: Kalherine Gaulhier III Slenographyz Kafhy Bordelon IZI Physics: Helen Kelly III Biology: Theresa Phillips I3I Economics: Susan Presson I3I Civics: Cafherine Gallow III Clerical Praclicez Connie Coombs III General Business: Aubrey Madewell I3I Advanced Malhz Helen Kelly III LSU STATE RALLY Civics: Calhy Gallow I4I English I: Cafhy Gallow ISI Lalin I: Nanci Kelly I4I Lalin II: Lorilee Polk IZI Trig: Julie Dunn I3I LSU STATE PRESS ASSN Lagniappe Awards +o Eagle Breeze Besf Physical Appearance III Besl Coverage and Conlenl IZI Besf Sporls Ill Besl' Edilorial Leadership IZI Lagniappe Award fo Talon I3I HONORS ASSEMBLY AWARDS Religion 2: Sidney Tassin Religion 3: Ray Ceasar Religion 4: Sandra Bordelon English I: Mike Halm English 2: Jane Lohman English 3: Madeline Veneziani English 4: Rober? Baker Civics: Calhy Gallo American Hisloryz Julie Dunn World Hisloryz Madeline Thibeaux General Malhz Frances Turregano Algebra I: Michele Tolah Algebra 2: Bren? Malhews Geomefry: Paris Murchison Trig!Adv. Mafhz Susan Lohman Physical Science: Nanci Kelly Biology: Chris Randall Chemislryz Ray Ceasar Physics: Helen Kelly Lalin I: Nanci Kelly Lalin II: Lorilee Polk French I: Jane Lohman French II: Debbie Weslphal Spanish I: Tim Harr Spanish II: Sue Ann Vanderlick Arf I: Mary Leafherman Ari ll: Renee Meloyer Ar? III: Tommy Faulk Typing I: Belle Sfaflord Typing II: Susan Worley Economics: Susan Presson Yearbook: Sissy Schonfeld Home Ec I: Marlha Flynn Home Ec II: Janel While Chorale: Lisa Melhvin, Tom Pelrus Band: Phil Bordelon, Norma Couvillion P.E.: Chareze Wells, Slephen Reed Service: Michele Tolah. Jane Lohman, Michele Lumadue, Iris Baker, Ray Ceasar, Becky Eskew, Roberi Baker, Elena DeIVaIIe, Joe Ticheli FBLA AWARDS FBLA Dislricl Leadership Conference Spelling: Wayne Guillory, Superior Public Speaking: Joe Ticheli, Superior Mr. FBLA for Menard: Joe Ticheli Miss FBLA for Menard: Mary Chicola Mos? Oufslancling Member: Janice Moreau 175 76 I catch flies for Menard W. Alford, J. Follz. M. Byrnes, M. Lienhop. Righf: Coach Raxsclale, Coach Bonial Coach: Hey! Calm down, man. Sure il was a bad call, buf 'rhis games nol over yel. Signal lhe pilcher. Tell him lo Throw a drop nexl. Player: Come oula Thar! The dugouf shellered brave players who fouqhf baffles wilh fheir anxue ISS. Alright men - chin up . . . chest out . . . now MOVE! R. LaBorde . Bor on Lef+: Each player does no? ga his vicfory alone. Cafcher: Fire i+ in here, Baby! Pifcherz Give me a gun!! 177 As We Come to the end ofthe day . Senior: There was a Time Tor laugh- Ter. Senior 2: And a Time Tor Tears. Junior: A Time Tor selling. Sophomores: And a Time To relax. X-el x P , T Upper cenTer: FaTI'1er Nowery gives Com- munion To sTudenTs on Farewell Mass day. Cenfer leTT: Jimmy Fiorenza aucTions off Key Club members Paul David and Louis Del Valle aT ParenTs MeeT. CenTer righf: Joel Fryar. James Bred, Marilyn BurgeTT, Debra Howard, Marilyn Bundriclc, RoberT Torry, Marian Brod, STeve Calliqari Lower righfz Brenda WinThrop, Cl'1arloTTe Sarpy, and LaRl1oncla Monroe, Take The sTand aT senior assembly. 78 +, xii. This time we almost made it. Eclilorz l'm gonna buy me a clog. Slaffer: Why? Edilorz Cause l'm gonna need a friend now lilce l never needed one before. Sfafferr Don r gel dis- couraged: il's only 4 a.m. We have lill noon. jf we me F ' 4'-s I I ' ws . ae. . s.. Too , l Q 8 X51 51, 'Q .. ...,,..,,1. fe. ...W . ...MM Upper leffz David Randall. Bobo Nalion, Sissy Sclwon- feld and Roberl Baker work on flue yearbook. Cenfer lefl: Wesie Burden, Jaria Wells. Celesle Borde- lon do a las? minufe layoul. Cenler righh Sissy and Iris Balmer loin llne workers. Lower le'F'f: Sissy keeps guard over lwer exlnausfed sfaflers. 'I79 Branches like small men nexl To 'fall ideas. Thoughl pallerns: of a genius, a mad man, a housewife's daily rouline, a poli+ician's plallorrn, a small child's room, an anguished deserler, a hungry slomach, a pol slick, an ex+ermina+or's workshop, a +ermi+e's Ulopia. - Jimmy Fiorenza if J You re 3 poet My hear? feels empfy Like a free in aufumn My house is empfy Wilhoul your love, For you have gone And my hear? breakingy My 'frees are bare And my house is vacanl. - Elena Rizzo The limbs are like lenlacles coming oul a+ you while The sun sparkles in your eyes. - Nelwyn Aymond iz, rf. if a and didn 't know it! An image of misplaced beings frying To become unifed under one subiecf: A sfruggle for compromise befween fhe good and fhe Each consfifufes a meaning from cognifion info fhe frembling hands of sociefy. ba Julie Befar l X if fi rx 1' 'P 5 iii. 1 I 49 ji if ,P Pick if fhe fence: Pick if fhe grass: Pick if fhe dirfp Now all fhaf sfands ls a pickef fence. - Johnny Lazarone Men are like fences: They keep everyfhing Ouf. Buf as wifh all defenses, There is a way fhrough. - Anneffe Dunn Drill Team: Ann Duncan, Jo- celyn Pousson. D. Maslers, V. Flaccomio. R. Rogers, N. DeSelle, M. Juneau. A complete new reign is due, .. 3' .ei ar ...ff in .if X 5? rf' A 1. . alas! 3 as n ' V ' H ul fe- K' Pel Sfalers: Ty Provosly, R. Rogers, M. Juneau. R. Cea ser. Boosfer Officers: M. Tesla C. Vermaelen. M. Lumadue, B. Eslcew. Debeie: J. Lohman, M Marlin, M. Tolaln, G. Ar- mand. 182 , iv f 'f 'x 51 in , .Wu-an 'Q ...Q N. . ,... ..WQ.....,- wf..f.! 3 e wif' f 5 ,, L ws 'X 4 vm 1 -We g If :,l 93 M1 Ja KRW i F' W' l 14 ring out the old, ring in the new. Leader: Aslc nol' whal' your school can do for you: ask wha? you can do 'For your school. My J: ,- Maxx CLC New Officers: Chris 5 A , LeJeune, Simone Raila, Phylf lis Mefoyer, Billy Graham, Bill Herman. FBLA: David Thiels, Mr. Thiels. Diane Dunn, Mrs. Coleman, Ray Dauzal. Cheerleaders: Nell Burden, Corrine Sampile, Miriam Johnson.Jane1 Descanl, Julie Befar, Margaref Tex- H ada. Band: Scoff Krasenslci, Norma Couvillion, Malcolm Lanius, Debbie Villard. Ah . . look at all the lovely people! have a slopped up slairwayl Ji- lnnocenl Bysfanderz Hey, somebody call a plumber, we l f FHA Officers: J. Aymond, G. Couyllllon, C. Campbell, N. Be'I'a: Callwy Sauder, J. Worley, J. Lohman, C. Mayeux. Nafional Honor Sociefy: N. Burden, R. Ceasar, J, Cronin Key Club: N. Voellcer, P. Moore, L. DelValle, A. Johnson E E. 3' in Ayrnond. lfiiq ...QL 451 ... , A 5 4 in . Q 'L .J lan- ma- S Q' rx - f--- if Wy W Sometimes short-notice friendships last a lifetime Senior: Somehow or anoiher al some lime in our high school days, we goi close To oiher people 'rhaf we hardly fell we knew ai all. Junior: I only wish +ha+ +he friendships 'rhaf I made for a day could lasf fhroughoui my liiefime. N. Kelly, D. Reifh, P. Mefoyerf L. Monroe Band Officers ll972l - Joan Couvillion, P. Marfinez, N. Couvillion, P. Bordelon. B. l'luQheS W. . V .7 ' , I - s A 2 1. W W The Bela Club presenfs a casseffe +ape player fo The English Dept Sr. Rosalee Ann, P. Dupree 185 The liturgy offers everybody. . Pries1': Lel us go up +0 rhe alrar of God. Seniors: And rhank l-lim for our four years of high school. Senior 2: And ask Him +o bless our fufure and +ha'r of all our faculfy and 'Fellow srudenrs. UQ Fr. Nowery makes o+hers happy by being happy. They clidn'+ worry abou? wheiher or nol lhe sun would rise - lhey were prepared To enioy il. 'vw kin, , .W .jjfvw ,. , ,Q M: k ' iz - ' , f V' fl' M V .,,,,z K 1, 'V arf. ' ,A uf' , ., I I V ef l . 1 fi H '- T ' as ' ' ,,.., f Only he who can see fhe invisible can do The impossible. l 1 .ii y i ' i i in ' V,?vi:L K .W-sg' v Q x V Q 7' ' i fri . ' i ' A . A,LmL. -L12 K g g , g f Q V , a s L or qg s I s f Xl-J '4Q's...,..rf mf Q ggi a Way to celebrate Priesf: Climb lhe rnounlains and gel 'rheir glacl lid- ings. Na+ure's peace will flow 'ro you as The sunshine flows info fhe irees. 2nd Priesf: The winds blow Their own freshness info you, and fhe slorms 'rheir energy, while cares drop i. away from you like fhe leaves of aufumn. W' some for fl Somefirnes somefhing really broughf The people Togefher, and one would wonder wha? was bringing fhem fo prayer. H-nn. E. Geyer, T. Faulk . f , E. .gm 5 1 1 W. Bruden, W. Alford Z? 25 5 Wa. :wg Q54 in w A M. Gravel. C. Gremillion A i fss K, Ra+hnow, J. Whife l 3 l 3 fl , fv' H. Kelly, R. Balmer You are Number Wonderful SENIOR FAVORITES Mosl Dependable - Juanifa Simms, JosefTicl1eli Mosf School Spirifed - Wesie Burden, Wayne Alford Cufesf - Cafhy Gremillion. Mark Gravel Bes+ All Round - Jane+ Wlwife, Ken Ra+lwnow Friendliesf - Bobo Nafion, Terry Boykin Mos? Talen+ed - Lane Vol+z, David Randall Wi'H'es+ - Elizabelh Geyer, Tommy Faulk Mosf A'll1le+ic - Cliereze Wells, Jeff Follz Mos? Likely To Succeed - Helen Kelly, Roberl' Baker ff 1, I 1 ifei ff? ,, +, vu. i ' Left T. Boykin, B. Nafion. Every- y where I J look I see your fa ce. J. Follz, C. Wells Junior: Do you know why They always seem so inler- esled? Freshman: No, Why? Junior: Because lhey really are. Sophomore: They lcepl lheir minds and bodies occu- pied mosl ol lhe lime, bul iusl like everyone else, lheir hearls weren r always salislied. L. Volrz. D. Randall J. Simms, J. Ticzheli J. Folfz, W. Burden O ur Godfather and his family f' J. Miller, R. Baker Sr. Carolina Godfaiherz Vm going 'ro make you an offer 'rlwaf you can? re- fuse. Fr. Sco'H': If I fail +0 see you af Huis assembly . . . 'rwo defen- Tions. T. Pefrus, B. Nafion C. Masfers. P. Bordelon af BF K V M. Helm E. DelVaIie, S.Scl'1euern1ann flaw, S. Krasinski E, Hobbs. J. Whife Senior Class af Baccalaureafe Mass in fhe Cafhedrak H. Kelw, R. Baker Weed We Seniors from Mass. F L i .sxv+3, wr Fr. Hugh Bigger Open up your heart and let the sunshine in. Priest Faifh is a way of life . . . Have faifh in one anofher as well as in God, our Fa+her. . . Leff: I972 qraduahng class. 194 Senior I: This is where I spent many of my vacations - helping with summer camp. Senior 2: This is where I found myself during senior re' newal weelc. I love 'rhis place. Senior 3: This is where Father Nowery is. Thats why we all love it here, I guess. --'lim 3 ui, s Q' After the fun and laughter, it's time to i , , ,, 'LQ I 1 1 A Upper right Alex Mulea, Rodney Descant, Eileen Redmond, Charlotte Murchison, Tim Petrus. Center left: Lane Voltz, Ken Rathnow, Elizabeth Geyer. Bo'Hom: Senior group. q I I 1 mf' 3 ,-N, 1 'i j I il , ' 543 ' C... Senior I: Wnaff No wafer? Senior 2: Whafi No mud noie? Senior 3: Whafi No plans? Senior 4: Youre on your own, rnen and women. Youre big boys and girls now. ,e1-i..aif A. A Upper leffz Their final performance, Lower leff: Roberf Guerinqer Cnariene Disfeiano, Rober? Rosansici Cindy Cnicoia, Cenfer righ1:Jane+VVl'wife and Ken Raflwnow. and face a big new World. 96 We 'Ve Come a long Way, baby . Tim Pefrus, Salufaforian Senior I: This is The climax. Senior 2: Right The whole 'four years have been 'raking us ro 'rhis night Senior 3: IT is our momenr of 'fri- umph. Senior 4: Look how our parenis are beaming. Senior 5: And our Teachers +oo. Senior I: And ye+ if is very sad 'ro go. Senior 2: I+'s been a good iime, and i+'s over. Senior 3: Don'+ make me cry. Donur. Senior 4: All right Le+'s face fo- morrow. Come on. Bishop Greco gives Terry Boykin his dip- loma. John Roberi Baker, Valedicforian . we . r -fr.: mwz 4m.:p. :1:Wf.: . - - Mmnn-nun-mmwmegw . but We'Ve only just begun K N Top leffz Mary Flynn Leffz Tommy Faullc Leff: Susan Cazes Leflz Roberl Guerinqer Right The Quarfel Righl: Mary Leafherman and Carole Marlin and dales arrive al dance. Right Roberl Greaser. Jim Flynn, Lauren Flynn. and Monica Juneau ar- rive. - 'U as, f we ,Q ft 4 W , W ff. ,qt G fin W . gn!! 1 4 This is the day the Lord has made Nalional Honor Sociely -- Madeline Tlwibeaux. Lillian Hinlon, Janel Wllile, Tom Pelrus, Tim Pelrus. Bill Gallanger, Roberl Balmer. Bollom line: Susan Loh- man, Karen Keele, Elaine Jones, Mary Chi- cola. Helen Kelly, Mary Marlin, Kallly G-aulllier, Julie Dunn. Cenler: Helen Kelly gels Malll Award. Lower: Joe Ticlweli gels Besl Slaller Award. Top opposile page: Roberl Balmer collecls one ol his many awards. Cenler: Juanila Simms gels llwe American Le- gion Award. Bollom: Sue Eskew gels Service Award and l Dare You. ,i-.. . ,::, 5,- was-1 I .Q ::z'f,- Kuff, ' ..'1 . :il y ,-X .... E W ' 1-. . Q 'km Alleluia! l 3? , , igi -if wa if SN Q Ss 3 ,, . sw U ,,h ,sa H.--is --.Qs-1,-W, .. 'Z GRADUATION HONORS John Roberl Baker: Valediclorian, Morris J. Weiss Memorial Award, Securily Nalional Bank S25 U.S. Savings Bond, Danlorlh Foundalion l Dare You Award, Service Award, LSU S500 Scholarship, La. Tech SIOOO Scholarship Tim Pefrus: Salulalorian, Brolher Julius Science Meril Award, La. Tech S225 Scholarship plus Exempfion Fee Juani'l'a Simms: Service Award, American Legion Pa+ricia Bruyninclrx: Service Award Janel' While: Service Award Helen Kelly: Bell Syslem Science!Ma+h Award Josef Ticheli: Mosl Valuable Slaller Award, Knighls ol Columbus Award, Service Award Elena DelVaIIe: Knighls ol Columbus Award, Service Award ' Ken Ralhnow: Ideal Boy Award, Service Award, Bishop Greco Religion Award Louise Burden: ldeal Girl Award, Service Julie Dunn: SICPOO Newcomb College Scholarship Madeline Thibeaux: S4-OO Our Lady ol The Lake Scholarship, S300 La. Tech Scholarship Kafhryn Gaufheira LSU Cenlennial Honor SI,OOO Scholarship Susan Lohman: LSUA S250 Alumni Federalion Scholarship Pamela Marlinezz NSU S200 Band Scholarship Phil Bordelon: NSU S200 Band Scholarship Elaine Jones: La. Tech Honor Scholarship Sue Ann Vanclerlick: NLU Honor Scholarship Lisa Me'I'hvin: NLU Honor Scholarship Carole Marlin: NLU Honor Scholarship Mary Chicola: NLU Honor Scholarship LSU al Balon Rouge awards Exemplion Fees lo lhe following lor raling Superior in Choral Rally: Aubrey Alexander, David Randall, Lisa Melhvin, Tim Pelrus, Tom Pelrus, Debbie Scallan. 'The Nalional Honor Sociely seal on lhe diploma and lhe gold slole lhe senior wears indicale lhal he or she has mainlained an A average lhroughoul high school. Ken Rafhnowz One hall luilion al College ol Sanla Fe Sue Eslcew: I Dare You Award, Service Award 199 Daenen, Linda - 69 A Adcock, Mark- I8, 68 Aerlker, Carol - 52, I I2, I52 Aerlker, Mary - I I8 Aguilar, Vicloria - I I8 Aguilar, Charlene - I52 Alewine, Reneez - 26 Alexander, Aubrey - I52, I99 I97 Alexander, Susan - I6, I I8 Allord, Wayne - 75, 80, I52 I76, l35, I44, I88, I89 Allen, Cassie - 68 Andries, John - I I4, I I5, I52 Andries, Roberl - I I8 Ardoin, Mary - 26 Armand, Deborah- I I8 Armand, Glen - 68, I74, I82 Armslrong. Carol - 54, I I8 Ashley, Donald - 26 Aymond, Janice - 89, I I8, I84 Aymond, Nelwyn - 89, I I8, I84 B Baglio, Marie - 68 Baillio, Ronald - 26 Baker, Anne - 26, 34 Baker, Baker, Beverly - 26 Charlie- IO2, I52, I59 Baker, Debra - 68 Baker, Donald - I8, 37, I52, I59 Baker, Iris - I6, IO3, II8, II9 I25 I7I, I79, I75, I74 Baker, Jane - I52, I93 Baker, Karen - 68 Baker, John R. - II2, I52, II I2, 49, 88, I96. l45, I74, I75 I79, I89, I9I, I92, I99 Baker, Roberl M. - I52, I54 Banks, David - 68 Barnidge, Bill - 55, 79, 84, l35 I93 Barrios, Eslher - 68, 7I, I I2 Barrios, Guy - 26 Barrios, John - l52 Basco, Slephen - 44, 68 Basco. Wanda - 26 Baumgarlner, Karen - 26 Bell, Kalhy - I I8 Bercier, Charlolle - I2, IO8 II8, I28 Berry, Susan - 26, I38 Belar, Julie - 8I, 83, lll, II8 I37, I83 Boardman, Peggy- I52 Bodoin, Myrna - I I8 Bonneau, Jomes - 26 Bonneau, John - I8, I52 Bonnelle, Andre - 75, I I8 Bono, Joseph - 26 Bordelon, Celesle - I52, I57 I79, 204 Bordelon, Jane - I I8 Bordelon, James - 26 Bordelon, Kalhy - I53, I55, 204 200 I74 Index Bordelon, Julie - 26 Bordelon, Fran - 68 Bordelon, Paul - 42, 87, 89 Bordelon, Phil - 42, 49, I53, I77 I35, I9I, I93, I75, I99, l85 I74 Bordelon, Sandra - 44, 49, I53 IOO, I75 Bordelon, Vicki- I9, 65, 68, 7I Bordelon, William - 26, I35 Boslick, Dennis - 68 Bowman, I'Iolly - 55, I I8 Boykin, 'lerrill - I9, I52, I53 l4I. I44, I89 Brame, Grady - 26, 34 Brame, Calherine - 68 Brame, Emily - 26 Brevelle, Arlhur - 39, I53, I59 I6O Brod. James - I I8, I78 Brod, Marian - 68, I78 Brogden, Debora - I I8 Brook, Renee - IO9 Brouillelle, Connie - 27 Broussard, Kevin - 27, I72 Bruyninckx, Dianne - 68 Bruyninckx, Palricia - 53, 79 I53, I99, 204 Bryanl, Belly- 24, IO7, I54 Burden, Nell - I7, 68, 73, 8I III, I83, I84 Burden, Wesie - I2. I6, 78, 83 I54, l57, I7O, I79, l88, I89 I9I Bundrick, Marilyn - 68, I78 Byrnes, Kelly - 68 Byrnes, Michael- II8, I76 C Callegari, Sleve - I I8, I78 Campbell, Kennelh - 27 Campbell, Calhy - 27 Campo, Jerry - 27 Campo, Anila - 69 Campo, Cheryl- 69 Carbo, Mark- I I9 Carbo, Sharon - I54, I87 Cargle, Sheri- 27 Carlin, Slephen - 27 Carlino, Wayne - I9, 69 Carlino, Debbie - I54 Carnahan, Susanna - 27 Carr, Theresa - 79, I54 Calaldie, Paula - 55, I I9 Caulk, Roberl - 69 Cazes, Susan -44, I53, I54, I97 Ceasar, Ray - II9, I2I, I7I I73, I74, I75, I82, 204 Chaisson, Elizabelh - I I9 Chasse, Sleven - 69 Chapman, Margarel - 27 Chicola, Cynlhia - 78, I54, I95 Chicola, David - 26 Chicola, Mary - 44, I54, l75 I99 Chicola, Monly - 29 Cicardo, Toni - 69 Colvin, James - 27 Coombs, Connie - I54, I75, I75 Collon, Earl - 27 Coughlin, Tommy - 38, 99, I99 Couvillion, Glenn - I9, I54 Couvillion, Gwendolyn - I9, I54 Couvillion, Joan - 42, II9, I2I, I23, I85 Couvillion, Norma - I9, 42, 65, II9, I75, I83, l85 Cowen, Michael- 27 Cox, Donna - 27 Cox, Gary - 69 Cronin, Joanne - 42, I I9 Crolfy, Gay - ie, 54, II9, i3i Crnkovic, Marsha - 27 Cullen, Kelly - 69 Cullen, Bill- II2, I54, I62 Culpepper, Roberl - I9, 69 Curcio, Doug - 78, I29, I34, l35. I44, I54 D Damico, Darleen - 69 Danner, John - I I9 Dasko, Sherri- 46, I I9, I22 Dauzal, Ray - 44. 57, 75, II9, I83 David, Paul - 69, I78 Davis, Ellen - I99 Davis, Roberl - 27 Daw, Susan - 69 Dean, F. G. - 24, I55 DeKeyser Cecilia - 69 DeKeyser Daniel- 44, I I9 DeKeyser Julie - 27 DeKeyser Ronald - 69 DeKeyser, William - I I9 Delaney, Donni -69, IO8, I74 DelValle, Elena - 55, IO2, IO8, l53, I55, I75, I99, 204 DelValle, I.ouis - 69, I78, I84, 204 DeSelle, Denise - 60, I99, I22, I82 Descanl, Janel - I3, 6I, II9, I83, 204 Descanl, Joey - 27 Descanl, Rodney - 24, I I4, I55, I94 Devanie, Nancy - 69 Deville, Margarel - 44, I55 Deville, Mike - I9, 63, I55 Deville, Vicloria - 27, 69 Dick, Quenlin - I9, 69 Diebold, Carolyn - 27 Dilulco, Luke - I9, 69 Dislelano, Charlene - 44, I55, I95 Drake, Mary - 27 Drerup, Lawrence - 69 Drucker, William - I I9 Ducole, Gary - 27 Dulour, David - 69, 75 Dufour, Richard - 27 Duke, Becky - 84, 119, 172 Duncan, Anne - 18, 60, 120 136. 182 Duncan, Joseph - 27, 146 Dunn, Annelle - 120 Dunn, Denise - 27, 146 Dunn, Dianne - 89, 147, 174 175, 183 Dunn, Julie - 12, 155, 162, 174 175. 199 Dupuis, Palricia - 12, 36, 54 120, 171, 170, 174, 128, 185 E Edmondson, Slephen - 18, 69 Elie, Cheryl - 69 Ellinglon, Elizabe1h- 155 Ellis. Greg - 27 Emanus, Carherine - 27 Emanus, Cecilia - 44, I20 Eskew, Becky - 13, 61, 119, 120 175, 182. 204 Eskew, Sue - 12, 17, 18, 60, 79 155, 174, 204 F Fanl, Randy - 18, 155 Farace, Angela - 55 Faulk, Tommy - 25, 78, 155, 188 189, 175, I97 Fiorenza, Jimmy - 120, 178 Fisher, Wayne -- 69 Flaccomio, Vicki - 69, 182 Flynn, Danny - 69 Flynn, James - 154, 197 Flynn, Mary - 156, 204, 197 Flynn, Marlha -- 13, 38, 61, 79 155, 156, 174, 175,204 Flynn, Susan - 156 Follz, Jeff - 19, 38, 59, 75, 81 111, 153, 156, 176, 134, 185 189, 128 Ford, Anifa - 69, 139 Fou'ry, John - 28 Fruge, Ginger - 28, 33, 34 Fryar, Joel - 70, 178 Fuhrer, Gigi - 28 Furby, Jayne - 120 Furby, Sissy - 70, 71, 109 G Gaiennie, Anne - 28, 34. 103 Gaiennie, Elizabelh - 112, 156 172 Gaiennie, John - 120 Gallanger, Susan - 70 Gallanger, William - 156 Gallo, Calherine - 28, 174, 175 Gaspard, Terry - 70 Gallin, Louis - 28 Gaulhier,Ani1a - 28 Gaulhier, Kalheryn - 156, 174 199 Gaurhreaux, Ray - 28 Gaulhreaux, Rhonda - 79, 156 172 1 v I Geiger, Judy -- 170, 171, 139 128 Geyer, Carol - 70 Geyer, E1izabe+h - 18, 48, 53 60, 156, 188, 189, 194 Giambrone, Cynlhia - 70 Gisl, Roberl - 70 Gisl, Slephanie - 120 Glenn, Susan - 120, 174 Graham, Billy - 70, 183 Gravel, Greg - 18, 63. I20, I89 Gravel, Mark- 156, 188 Gray, Pamela - 156 Greaser, Roberr - 24, 109, 157 197 Gremillion, Calhy - 16, 35, 54 79, 156, 157, 204, 188, 189 Gremillion, Dale - 99, 120, 135 Gremillion, Kennefh - 157 Gremillion, Lisa - 28 Gremillion Mary - I20 Gremillion Nanelle - 120, 147 Gueringer Denise - 26, 28 Gueringer Roberl - 157, 195 197 Guillory, Lena - 70 Guillory, Wayne - 70, 174, 175 Gunn, Frances - 28 Gypin, Sharon - 28, 191, 175 H Halfman, David - 120 1-1a1m,Mike - 28, 191, 175 Halm, Palricia - 120 Hamillon, Fred - 28 Hardy. Lem - 28, 135 Harl, Ralph - 157, 174 Harl, Timolhy - 120, 174, 175 Harris, Sleve - 28 Hawlhorne, Donald - 28 Hawfhorne, Donna - 28 Hawfhorne, Roberl - 70 Hayden, Frankie - 70 Hayden, Janice - 157 Haynes, Linda - 28 Heafh, Rachael- 28 Heberl, Tina - 70 Heberl, Malcolm - 19, 118, 121. 137 Heberl, Tommie - 70 Hennigan, Rick - 70 Herman, Pafricia - 157 Herman, Roberl - 18, 70 Herman, William - 18, 70, 75 Hice. Vicki - 61, 135 Hillon, Barry - 121, 135 Hillon, Sharon - 70, 73 Hinlon, Lillian -155, 156, 157 Hobbs, Everell - 75, 81, 157 Hobbs, Marilyn - 157, 192 Hogue, Pam - 44, 157, 147 Ho11ingswor1h,Joe - 42, 121 Hughes, Billy - 157, 185 Howard, Debra - 70, 178 Hunler, Elaine - 70 Hunler, Roberl - 175 Hussey, Janie - 70 Hussey, Kale - 16, 79, 157, 128 J Jackson, Jane - 28 James, Daniel - 28 James, Trey - 70 Jarred, Paul - 121 Jarrell, Fahy - 28 Jeansonne, Carl - 121 Jensen, Cary - 29 Johns, Roger - 70, 145 Johnson, Andy - 12. 17, 36, 71 171, 170. 184 Johnson, Miriam - 71, 183 Johnson, Sharon - 71 Jones, Connie - 71 Jones. Elaine - 157, 174, 199 Jones, John - 157 Jones, Roberl - 29 Joseph, Leo - 29 Juneau, Monica -121, 182, 197 K Kearns, Becky - 16, 158 Kearns, Mary -121, 182, I97 Keele, Gayle - 29 Kee1e,Jef1- 54, 114, 115, 121 170 1 131. 128, 138 Keefe, Karen - 158 Kelly, Helen - 125, 158, 189 192 . 174, 175,199 Kelly, Nancy - 29, 174, 175, 185 Kelly, Phillip - 71 Kennedy, Kay - 29 Kennedy, Cynlhia - 121 Keppinger, Lawson - 29 Keppinger, Keppy - 71 Knapp, Billy - 36, 121 Kraley, Margarel - 29 Kramer, David - 29 Kramer, Mary - 71 Kramer, Palricia - 71 Krasinski, Scoll - 121, 172, 191 173, 183 L LaBorde, Deborah- 71, 177 LaBorde. Donald - 29 LaBorde, Ronald -121, 135, 177 LaCaze, Keilh - 71 Lachney, Mary - 29 Lachney, Tommy - 121 LaCour, James - 29 1 LaCroix, Charles - 71, 170 1 LaHood, George - 121 LaHood, Susan - 171 Lancasler, Holly - 29 Lanier, Jann - 29 Lanius, Malcolm - 71, 112, 183 Lazarone, John -19, 121 Lazarone, Mark - 29 Lealherman, Mary - 16, 54, 15 158, 162, 175,197 i Leavines, Paula - 71 Leggio, Sleve -- 29 1 LeJeune, Van - 71 LeJeune, Kris - 71, 183 LeJeune, Roberf - 29 Lemoine, Harry - 158 201 Meloyer, Renee - 175 Rachal, Debra - 33 Marye, Todd -122 Periales, Connie - 44, 79, 160 202 Lienhop, Terry-18,71,174 Melhvin, Dee -18,72,75, 114 16, 53, 54, 82 Melhvin, Lisa - 83. 102, 108, 159, 131, 175 199 Meloyer, Lionel -- 72, 122 Meloyer, Phyllis - 32, 139, 185 183 Pinckley, Alice - 73 Pilman, Joanne - 32, 103 Poche, Michael - 32 Polk, Jane - 122 Polk, Roberl - 122 Polk, Lorilee - 73, 147, 174, 175 Polk, Susan - 32, 103 Lienhop, Mike - 19, 63, 158 176, 134, 135 Lohman, Cheryl - 29 Lohman, Linda - 29 Lohman, Jane - 72, 73, 175, 184 Lohman, Janice - 29, 33, 182 Lohman, June - 16, 18, 53. 60 65, 158 Lohman, Susan - 16, 101, 158 156, 147, 175, 199 Lolan, Dana - 29 Lumadue, Mark -- 173 Lumadue, Michele - 17, 38, 70 71, 73, 173, 175, 182 Lusk, Gladys - 71, 139, 161 Lusk, Sandra - 38, 161 M McCampbe11, 1-lerberi - 72 McChesney, Candra - 158 McConnell, Brenl - 102, 108 1 14, 1 18, 121 McDonald, Cecilia - 29 McDonald, Pele - 121 McDonald, Veronica - 72 Meloyer, Sillon - 32 Michiels, Breni - 32 Mikell, Mike - 72, 135 Milazzo, Savina - 122 Miller, Jennifer - 49, 88, 112 159, 162, 191 Milchell, Lisa - 32 Monroe, LaRhonda - 159, 161 178, 185 Moore, Palrick - 38, 52, 103 112,119,122, 184 Moore, Tim - 11, 14, 48, 89 159, 142 Pousson, Tony - 73 Pousson,Jenni1er - 160 Pousson, Jocelyn - 73, 182 Presson, Rusly - 73 Presson, Susan - 160, 174, 175 Price, Johnny - 73 Provosly, Sainl - 19, 32 Provosiy, Ty - 39, 52, 122, 174 182 Puckell, Linda - 160 Purdy, Charles - 122 Moreau, Janice - 44, 159, 175 Morgan, Donna Morris, Cynlhia 32, 146 Moreau, John - - 72 172 Morris, Chase - - 159 Mulea, Alex -159, 194 McGin1y, Susan - 29 McGraw, Gwendolyn - 32 McKey, Mike - 32 McCrary, Jill- 121, 136 McMahon, Greg - 121 Madden, Jacqueline - 72, 171 128 Madewell, Aubrey - 72, 174 Mahlouz, 1-lerberl - 32 Maillel, Lorila - 65, 112, 121 Marek, Debra - 72 Marion, Margarel - 121 Marlin, Carole - 158, 138, 199 197 Marlin, Mary - 32, 182 Marlinez, Pam - 142, 55, 159 199, 185 Maslers, Coral - 159. 162, 191 Maslers, Donna - 122, 146, 182 Murchison, Charlolle - 107, 159 138, 194 Murchison, Paris - 172, 175 Murphy, Philip - 172 Murray,1'1er1a - 32, 139 Murray, Ora - 84, 122 N Nagela, Melnee - 32, 146 Nassii, David - 32, 146 Nalion, Mary Kalhryn - 48, 55 79, 110, 153, 159, 189, 191 160,179 Neb1e++,Tabb - 72, 75, 81 Nichols, Julia - 73 Nolan, Alan - 32 Nolan, Nancy - 24, 159, 160 Norman,Sheri1yn - 61, 102, 159 160 Malassa, Gene - 19, 72 159 Malassa, Mike - P Pacholik, Joseph - 122 Parr, Mary Ann - 32 Parr, Phillip - 73,75 Paige, Philip - 32 Parsons, Penny - 173 Parsons, Chris - 122 Percy, Mary - 73 Perez, Luis - 32 Q Quarlemonl, Carmen - 120, 122 R Rabalais, Jeanne - 123 Raila, Tony - 73, 183 Randall, David - 16, 35, 48, 49 54, 115, 160, 131, 179, 138 189, 190,197,199 Randall, Chris - 73, 75, 146, 175 Rasch, Huey - 160 Ralhnow, Kennelh - 12, 35, 36 54, 75, 180, 81, 111, 195, 170 188, 189, 160, 199, 194 Redmond, Eileen - 13, 112, 155 171,173,172,160,I94 Redmond, Erin - 73 Reed, David - 73 Reed, Slephen - 33, 175 Reilh, DiOr- 100, 112, 160, 185 Renda, Donald - 33 Rice, Phyllis - 73, 89 Richardson, Melvin - 33,99 Richardson, Sharon - 33, 139 Rino, George - 19, 73 Rino, Paul- 33 Rioux, Cynlhia -- 33 Rizzo, Slephen - 73 Roberls, David - 38, 46, 75, 80 102, 1 1 1, 160 Roberl, Thomas - 33 Rodriguez, Imelda - 33 Rodriguez, Nelda - 33 Rogers, Ben - 73, 123 Rogers, Rhonda - 18, 60, 119 Malherne, Susan - 159 Malhews, James - 32 Malhews, John - 18, 46, 122 135 Malhews, Karen - 32 Malhews, Palricia - 72, 74, 174 Malhews, Brenl - 18, 72, 135 175 Malhews, Wayne - 19, 72, 75 110, 135, 145 Malhews, Janice - 32, 98 Mayeux, Charlene - 172, 189 184 Meadows, Lea - 122 Medica, Theresa - 172 Meilleur, Keiih - 72 Meilleur, Peggy - 72 Melancon, Ann - 72 Melancon, Belh - 72, 89 Melancon, Cheryl - 32 Messina, Palricia - 32, 146 Pelrus, Greg - 32 Pelrus, Tim - 16, 54, I14,191,131,194,160, 196 101 197 Pelrus, Tom - 16, 54, 114, 160 141. 175, 199, 197 Phillips, Mary - 32 Phillips, Teresa -- 14, 17, 73, 174 135 Pelly, Tom - 73 Pias, Richard - 73 Picaso, Kaiheren - 122 122, 182 Roque, David - 73 Roque, Roy -123 Rougeoul, Vicki - 33 Roy, David - 73 Rozanski, Roberl - 10, 19, 64 161 195 Rud, Cyndee - 33 S Sampile, Corrine - 81, 83, 111 123 183 Sarpy Leonard -38, l4I, I6l Sayer Keilh - 73 Sarpy, Charlolle - l6l, I78 Sayer Laurie - I23 Sayer, Scoll - 33 Saucier, Kalhy - I4, 73, I84 Saucier, Nancy - 74 Saucier, Pamela - 33 Scallano, Judy - 74 Scallan, Deborah - I6, 54, II4, l6l, I3I, I99 Scheuremann, Lacey - 74 Scheuremann, Scoll - I8, l6l, l9I, I28 Schonleld, Sissie - I4, 55, I00, l23, I79, I75, 204 Sellers, Julie - 33 i Sepulvedo, Rila - I6I Shealy, Wesley - I23 Shores, Karen - l6I Simms, Juanila - 36, 54, l6l l7l, l3l, I89, l99, l90, I7O Simmons, Lee - I9, 74 Sloan, Sue -- I6l Smash, James - 33,42 Smilh, Cynlhia - I74 Smilh, Jenniler - I23 Snow, Guy - 74, 75 Soileau, Rudie - 33 Songy, David - 33 Songy, Julie - I09, l2l, I23 Songy, Michael - 33 Springer, Sherri - I9, 65, 74 IO8, I74 Slallord, Belle - 74, I47, I74 l75 T Tassin, Frances - 33 Tassin, Sidney - I4, 35, 74, 75 ll l, l35, I75 Tesla. Joe - 69, 74 Tesla, Mary - l20, I23, I82 Rexada, Margarel - 26, 33, I74, I83 Texada, Louise - 70, 74 Texada, Jay - 34 Tharp, Pamela - 34 Thevenole, Calherine - 34 Thibeaux, Madeline - 38, l35 l6l, I74, l75, I99 Thiels, David - 44, 74, I83 Thiels, Janel - 44, l6l, l75 Ticheli, Joe - ll, 38, 42, 44, 49 88, I6I, l89, l9O, I75, I99 Tidies, Merlin - I8, 38, l6l Torry, Roberl - 34, l78, l46 Tolah, Michele - 33, 34, l75 I74, I82 Turregano, Frances - 34, I75 Tyl, Doug - 38, 84, l62 V VanAsselberg, Lou Anne - 74 Venderlick, Sue Ann - 99, IO3, l62, I74, l75, l82 Vandersypen, Candy - 42, 73 Vanhool, Susan - 34 Vanzandl, Carolyn - 78, I62 Vaughn, Donna - 34 Vaughn, Joe - I23 Villard, Villard. Villard, Villard. Villard, Villeme Deborah - 34, l83 Dee - I62, I74 Diane Jim - 34 Mary - 74 z, Calherine - 34 Voelker, Ned - 75, IO9, ll0, I23 Vollz, John - 74 Vollz, Mary Lane - I8, 53, 54, 60, I62, I39, l89, l9D, l94 Vondenslein, Carolyn - I23, I46 W Wale, Charles - I8, l23 Walker, David - I8, 63, 75, l23 Wallace, Tommy - 24, 26, 34, 38 Ward, Flizabelh l9l - 34 Ward, Flizabelh ll2l - l62 Wasson, Judilh - 34 Wells, Chareze - 49, 88, I0l, l62, l89, l90, l75, I74, I37 Wells, Jimmy - I6, 48, 54, II4, Il5, l62, l38 Wells, Jaria - 46, I23, I37, I79 Weslphal, Debra - 74, I75 Wheeler, Vicki- 6l, I23 While, James - 34 While, Janel - l2, l8, 53, 60. I53 l62 l88 l89, I92, I74. I75l I99,lI95 ' While, Sally - I62 While, Sherry - 74 Wilkerson, Merle - 34 Williams, John - 34 Winlhrop, Brenda - 25, 38, I00, I02, l62, I78 Veneziani, Madeline - lOl, I23, Worley, Jay - 74, I84 Sfaffordl Grove- 33 :74, I75 Worley, susan - 125, isz, :74, Slelly, Belsy - l6l Vermaelen, Carole - l2l, I23, l75 Slevens, Leslie - I23 l82 Wycoll, Eugenia - 34 Slolzer, Gayle - I23 Vermaelen, Michael - 34 Y Sl. Romain, Debbie - 33 Vermaelen, Paul - 74 Swill, Mary - 79, l6l Vicknair, Fanny - 34,42 Young, Kall1 Yf - 34 Admlnlstratlon, Faculty and Staff Anlilley, Mrs. Millon - p. 9 84, I47 87' IOQV '71 Barker, Sr. Margarel - p. 9, IZ6 Hobson, Mr. AI - p. 9, 42, 56 Mefoyerv Mr. David - p. 'Og Barrios, Mrs. Pal - p. 20, 35 Honza, Sr. Norberla - p. 9, I6, Murphy, Side, Angelina - pt 9' Biggar, Falher - p. I92, I93, 204 I47 I4, 49 Billeaud, Sr. Anloinelle - p, 9, Horn, Mr. Billy - p. 9, l9, 46, 63 0'DOnneHI Rev. Dean - pc 9' II' 25, 35 Horn, Mrs. Judy - p. 9 47 Billeaud, Sr. Theresa Ann - p. 9, Josserand, Mr. Arlhur - p. 9, 57 Q'NeaI' Mrs. Wm. - p. 9' 43' 39, l25 Karsladl, Sr. Rosalie Ann - p. 9, '44 Boniol, Mr. Don-p. 9, l35 38, l85 Raxsdaley Mr. Bob - pl 9, 63, Boniol, Mrs. Sleve- p. 9, I76 Larroque, Rev. Warren, - p. 8, '02, l761 '34, '35, IZQ Bordelon, Miss Mary Ellen - p. 9, 9, 20, 24. 37, 52, 87, l02, l08, Scallany Brower John - p. 9 39- '25, '02, ll4 I36 Scoll, Mr. Doug - p. I0 Coleman, Mrs. Roy - p. 9, 44, Lavespere, Mr. Jerry-p.9 Thgelsy Mr. Marvin - p. 9' 44' l83 McMickens, Mrs. Charles - p. 9, '83 Daniels, MVS. + p, 9' gg, Villayerdey Rey. 1 p. Q Dislelano, Mr. Roberl - p, 9, 56 Mahlouz, Mrs. D. - p. 20 Wakeman, MVS. Q, - p, qv 45 Dobard, Mrs. Loe - p. 9 MacArlhur, Mr. Charles - p. 9. Welle' Rev. J. - p, 9 Flores, Sr. Maria Carolina - p, 9, 46, 54 Wglderl Mr, Robeg - p, QI 47 I l, 38, ll2, I9I Marlinez, Mrs. Sarah- p. 20 Gaiennie, Mrs. George - p, 9, Maurer, Sisler Imelda - p. 8, 9, And now a Word from our editor: I-Ii! You know, iT's been a Trying year, even Though mosT oT us haven'T Tried Too hard. RighT? LeTTI When I sTarTed as ediTor This year, I didn'T have The TainTesT idea whaT I was doing. Now, you mighT Iook aT This book and say ThaT I sTiII don'T, buT TirsT IeT me expIain iT To you. In case you haven'T noTiced, There are no secTions in This enTire book - no class secTion, no sporTs secTion, eTc. We have simpIy ToIIowed a chronoIogicaI sequence ThroughouT our play or human drama. We picTured acTivi- Ties according To when They happened in The TirsT and second semesTer - in AcT I IIsT semesTerI and AcT II I2nd semesTerI. Now ThaT you know all This good sTuTT, Iook over The Talon again and see if iT makes any sense. OK? I-Iope To see mosT oT you nexT year. Good Iuck, graduaTesI Sissie SchonTeId, EdiTor , Qi Y T 5 204 K, , 5? ,. if ' new I T.E.C. - Clockwise: M. Flynn. B. Eskew, C. Gremilion, E. DeI- And aTTer The work is done and The drama is compIeTed, There is sTiII Valle, S. Eskew, T. Bruyninckx, C. Bordelon, J. DescanT, R. Cea- Baskin-Robbins. sar, I.. DeIVaIIe, and cenTer: Fr. Biggar. The group wiII do mis- sionary work in GuaTamaIa, Isummer I972I. My Gree+ings ancl Blessings To Holy Savior Menard High School W Js? Charles P. Greco Bishop of Alexandria EE IPICTT the biggest bargain in your famlly's budget! CLECD lIENlHAl llllllSlANA Elfllllllll lII1MPANY,INll. an investor owned tax paying utility Theres always one that soars above the rest. ln class rings, announcements diplomas, club pins, medals and trophies, that one is Balfour, Americas firstjevvelry manufacturer-and still the finest! 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