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

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1973 volume:

my , ' ,Q Law, -f A, , - 'f , , M, Q uhi ,. 4.3. . ,fr mf w 1. w 4: ,LQ-5f Q .Lf Lf. f ..r' ,V , if W. W ...Q-f f M f X -if 4. '1 THE TALON H obf Savior Menard Centra! H igh Alexandria, Louisiana Editor - Becky Duke Associate Editor - Tina Hebert Sponsor - Mr. Donaldfohnson table of contents administrators joiners ' us super jocks personalities ads index Look beyond the branches of We into the roots of Nature. Discover its secrets, uniqueness and indwerence. Search further into its reflection. BE A WARE. LOOKUP LOOKFORWMRD LOOK O BEYOND OPEN YO UR EYES Look! I h The world is reaching out to you with new thoughts, ideas, and discoveries. Open up those hay closed 'explorers to realizations and experiences, for blindness will hinder your growth. e , Notice me - I 'm something to be aware 0 Ervmgwj ',,: T512 ze if' l I 'll do anything to get your attention ! And when I became the camera 's target, it pleased me - so I did my thing! 'T N-Q lim eager for lqfe. 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I , x 4, , 4,1-f?Amf,. MN' V xy '., , N: fr- . 4- f 1 . 1. : L - Q ff ' A 'f , A ' 1 Q 3 ..,, A ', K L M f ' 5 ga ,..,h . , Q: f . M ff . if rw ., I 'L f ' if iw ' J? 1 56? 5 . 3 E if 5 5 4 'S , tsunami i f fer ' v w . -aim ' 2,1 ,k.. I , ,,LL G I ..,- swung up im .M :'f'm..t,, -wa ' W, -r w- . f-Q -, -F r.. ' Today is a beautyful day The rays of Iightfltered through the sentinels of trees this morning I sat by the creek and contemplated 1 I missed classes, but somehow it didn 't matter The serenity and beaugf of my feelings and surroundings completebf captivated me. . . I became aware N.. if 1 f K 4 I -ANY f M, 'Jn f. v WM., , , 5 ' ,pf f But after all the activigf I still need time to be free. A little time to be alone, to fne the ME I'm searching for. I7 I ,fix 'F cfs: f 4mL 1'x k. t.f5fl,a?,. dis'-151.-f '- abd f? 5.53 4. yn 1 que. is 5- .U Z Y . 1, 1 J .'. 1 45:-ig f H 1.25 E21 -1' I , . ,, ,I . H .ff'?5t4' .ff - :R-, , .. 61 -I -r. .1 .. Si 'ff is ' c , '-gum.,-. -- . : ,sw V , Af : , ' 2 Learning is the process by which we gain knowledge, Knowledge is the process by which we learn teaching, v Teaching is the process in which we extend knowledge to others. .,...... Oh, to walk in distant fields of soft buttery suns and carefree winds. Instead, I must remain constant in the scope of my office, must conform and become an active part of that which surrounds me. 1Not often easyl But it only takes a smile from you to start me on my way, just your smile. - S H H X 1 ,M .mf PRINCIPAL- Re ' -F: 4.1 H I -fm, ..,. V. ,. X iiti icty X281- Rev. Larroque and Sr. Helena ,,.a-e v. Warren T. Larroque y 1 ' ' ' Q' ' 'X : ' . , r ' ' ,. ' -iw .ss A. xi '.'1i,,,1-:gunz 1- . , .k. . .. I . . , Q . 2 FEA ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL - Mr. jerry Lavespere if X . XM Y Playing second fiddle to the Big Man may seemtrivial. But what about the endless days of snort skirts, detention slips and raging parents? f f 2 I A .J ,,.... 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So I tried. . , Mr. Don Boniol World History Physical Education Mrs. Linda Boniol Physical Science Sr. Theresa Ann Billeaud: Algbegra, Trigonometry Miss Mary Ellen Bordelon Head Art Department K Q t W Q. r1..k,, K s ' , 5 F' aw .,.k . . i ki kr, 10,93 - l , . ' F I fi Teaching is more fun as a joint effort. s I Sr. Helena Coignard: Religion 5' , W-ew... , up Q v V , . , ',1!P' .M Instruction is the means by which we learn, ' these are the guidelines for our academic growth Mrs. Rose Daniel: Physical Education Mr. Robert Distefano: English X , X . Q, K-3 ii' Mrs. Trudy Daniel: Algebra, Geometry Mrs. Patsy Coleman: Business Department 23 Training teaches the rules, experience teaches the excep- tion.Thus,. . . We re-enter e world of juveniles, sharing their frustra- tions and accom- plishments. With a Q, , f '-zzswfiif' rgjjglg vziggf 1, , i 'N l i l in is i ,issc i i 1 3 f ' i ciii at iv , 'U Fr 3 Z 'lt is W f ,i 1 til 1122 5? is desire to help 'if Mrs. Omega Dohard: Home Economic s, Biology Mrs, Martha Eggars: General Math Geometry K .. ZQ., - .. X k Q i . ft! Sr. Maria Carolina Flores: English Rev. Gagnei Religion French An ounce of learning is measured by itsfertilizy. .e,E L hh! A 'I 4 '4 if if Z rj1gYffgq4 QQ' . ,mv ,., J , if 1, 5 6.9 pf 1 .' ' f Z' ,G Aff Mrs. Betty Caiennie English Y ef mxia if 7: 2-f' inf . ' - -' 91115.21 'wif ' .r , - , f i 'gW,1g1-eww Wir? C V .3 A4 H f A 2, ,yi 5 5 fi Qin? we 2 ,f S A ffwiff Qgggm aj I, .-ngvf 'f' - , ,.,. ,.,..w ,, ,K 4 . i,M,, X 9 ' we-n-- Sr. Norberta Honza: Librarian Sr. Mary Catherine Griffin: Algebra i 2 The Principles for which we fight are the Princi- ples by which we live. I fl? 1 ,160 Mr. Billy Horn: American History, Head Football Coach Mr. Donald johnson: Religion I 0 Mrs, ludy Horn: Biology 'Q' T' Mr. AI Hobson: lnstrurnental Music' X x X . 'S f .S lkf-1 I 26 l Mrs Betty Mrfvlickens Physical Education Sr. Imelda Maurer: Chemistry lt is a pleasure to realize there are beautiful people with equally beautiful minds Capturing so much so simply. l 27 Happiness in itself can often be the greatest learn- ing experience in a lifetime. 9 l ,Mt an-if Z... Rev. Watt: Religion Mr. Robert Raxsdale: Civics, Physical Education Deacon john Scallanz Religion Rev. Villaverde: Latin, Spanish is Mrs. Gwendolyn Williams: English Mr. Daniel Reed: Civics, Physical Education Mr. Marvin Thiels: Business Department 1 Nl Knowledge cannot be begged, bought or stoleng it can only be acquired. Mrs. Emma Rae O'Neal: Vocal Music EVERY MACHINE NEEDS A MECHANIC IUST AS EVERY GROUP NEEDSA LEADER v Mrs. Sara Martinez: Registrar Executive Secretary 'Qu Sf' 'W-C Ad Mrs. Carol Stafford, Registrar Mrs. Patricia Barrios: Administrative Secretary WE HAVE BOTH a . Mr. David Metoyer: Building Maintenance .. it n or Mr. Doug'Scott: Maintenance Mr. Henry Parr: Plant Maintenance IA friend to ally -AMW , ,,,,,i t,,, XWMW I Katherine Swinnen, erine Bodon Elizabeth Coombs, Lorraine Bonnette, Florence Wilson, loyce Lynn Dekeyzer, Cath- An expert cook is one who puts icing on her mis- takes gn. 5. 0 If God had given me eyes instead of leaves I could see my friend was crooked And God had given me arms instead of branches I could lQ't him up and lead him straight joiners ,C 'ia STUDENT COUNCIL- B. Duke, C. Villemez, F. Chaney, P. Byrnes, A. D. Texada, R. Dauzat, D. Cremillion, D. Dekeyser, G. Couvillion,j Hollnngsworth, C. Randall, C. Campbell, R. Tory, K. Byrnes, B. Melancon, S. Metoyer, G. Armand, S. Lhoman, S. Tassin. P. Dupuis, 1. Geiger, R. Ceasar, 1. Madden, M. Byrnes, C. Melancon, N. Burden, C. Lejeune, 1. Betar, 1. Descam, D. Lolan, V. Wheeler, I. Songy, B. Eskew, C. Sau- cler. A. Duncan, l. Couvillion, A. johnson, S. Brame, K. Ortego, L. Lurnadue, L. deIVaIIe, C. jeansonne. Z , , ,,, ,,+--,f37f..,a - T he w:s ..,,, .. ., . , V., ,. 4 ,g: , ,, . . 211. f1if71f1,'f -'Q V N ,.,..,... yy-ffwl fg A? 4 , aw ff '..,, , ,W STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS - P. Dupuis, R. Caesar, I. Madden, 1. Geiger, M. Byrnes. 0 Mrs. Coleman receives token of appreciation from Council. ...W M 4 1 The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but to hold a man's foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher. Surrender thy gravel and thy burdens. We can't all be captains We've got to be crew, There's something for all of us here, There's big work to do And there's lesser to do And the task we must do is the near. LIBRARY CLUB -T, Gastwald, E. Campbell, C. Emanus, S. Lawrence, I. jackson, M. Hamblet, S. Glenn, C Emanus, C. Campbell, G. Glenn, C. Hansen W4 fsl ,L W. ,, ........H .H . f-M A f if ' Ray Caesar.presides over National Honor Society installation assembly NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - M. Texada, C. Randall, L. VanAsselberg, 1. McWhorter, D. Thiels, R. Rogers, W. Guillory, S. Tassin, T. Marye, B. Eggart, B. Stafford, 1. Nichols, S. Berry, M. Clark, M. Lumadue, L. Texada, P. Dupuis, 1. Cronin, D. Methvin, T, Phillips, I. Aymond, C. LaCroix, B. Meloncon, D. Westphal, C. Gallo, l. Lohman, I. Campo, R. Caesar, M. Poche, M. Totah, N. Burden, N. Hair, P. Rice, K. Saucier, M. Martin, A, Gainnie, D, Dufour, I. Baker, A. Baker, K. Sealy, I. Fiorenza, D. Henry, A.lohr1son, H. Lancaster. 36 53 TURN ME ON - l'M A RADIO RADIO CLUB - M. Martin, N. Couvillion, S. Glenn, 1. Couvillion, D. Villard, D. Gueringer. BETA CLUB - C, Mayeux, K. Saucier, S. Lohman, 1. Worley, 1. Pousson, C. Villemez, R. Rogers, 1. Madden, T. Hart, M. Michels, P. Metoyer D. Villard, C. Young, M. Martin, C. Diebold, M. Wilkerson, C. Melancon, S. VanHoof, B. Baker, S, Berry, A. Baker, S. McGinty, E. Ward, T Hebert, 1, Campo, l. Aymond, N. Aymond, l. Cronin, L. Daenan, F. Turregano, S. johnson, T. Phillips, T. Cicardo, A. Melancon, D. Damico N. Burden, R. johns, C. Emanus, C. Campbell, H. Lancaster, B. Melancon, D. Gueringer, M. Texada, A. Gainnie, M. Totah, S. Lohman, P Rice, V. Flaccomio. V . . . izxz ..., . ,,A,,,N DRAMA CLUB - M. Shea, I. Geiger, M. luneau, I. Couvillion, P. P. Moore, P. larred, M. Lanius, H. Bowman, T. Hart, S. Glenn Cataldie. L 3-,f r bf. if DEBATE CLUB - R. Dufour, R. Caesar, H. Lancaster, C. Villemez, 1. Couvillion, 1. Geiger, N. Hair, M. Totah, M. Martin, C. Lohman, G. Armand. we A it I 13 'I .K Too often a project is undertaken and then begins to lose its appeal as the prob- lems drag on and the bills pile up, but vve must have the stead- fastness to see every enterprise through. MENALIS STAFF - I. Baker, S. Schonfeld, S. Tassin, S. Glenn, 1. McCrary, N. Hair, R. Dufour, M. Totah. 'il A 473231 EAGLE BREEZE STAFF - B. Hilton, D, Masters, W. Andries, G. Matassa, M. Byrnes, G, Gravel, C, Vondenstien, E. Rizzo, R. Presson, N. Cou- villion, M. Lanius, S. Krasinski, B. Graham. V, Bordelon, L. Ryder, S, Springer, l. Pittman, M. Lumadue, 1. Polk, B. Duke, S. Tassin, The torch is passed to re-kindle the flame. we , 4 Pat Matthews, Karen Matthews, Mary Villard, Peggy Mueler Kelly Byrnes, Ned Voelker, Sidney Tassin Out-going and in-coming Key Club presidents. Philip Paige, john Gaiennie, Todd Marye, Lem Hardy, Ned Voelker, Pat Moore Pat Moore, Luis del Valle, David Walker, Ned Voelker, Andy johnson, Todd Marye, Chris Randall, Paul Hebert, Robert Cist, jimmy Fior- enza, Steve Edmonson, Dee Methvin, Ronnie laborde, Sidney Tassin, Lem Hardy, Steve Reed, Paul David, Ronnie Dekeyser, Luis Perez, Roger johns, Ray Caeser, joe Testa, Tommy Wallace, Wayne Matthews, Mike Songy, john Gaiennie, Phillip Paige, Mr. Bob Distefano ,, ., e L, , . ..,., 8 4 Im 11...-N ' Q ' , , ,.. 'Q ...fre-.1 :ff ' ' - '22 , Neg . f 'W ... .xr 15- .' .A3,,,,.,,N.,. 1 We can move for- ward with the confi- dence that is born of success and the skill that is born of expe- rience. F.H.A. - S. Bond, L. A. VanAsseIburg, S. Lawrence, S. Cargle, S. Daw, L. Chaisson, C. Emanus, Mrs. O. Dobard, 1. Aymond, C. Campbell, N. Aymond, G. Couvillion. F.B.L.A. - Mrs. P. Coleman, R. Dauzat, G. Couviliion, G. Stolzer, I. Dekeyzer, 1. Vauhn, R. Hawthorne, W. Guillory, Mr. M. Thiels, P. Mur- chison, D. Ekeyser, S. Gypin, R. Dekeyser, L. Ryder, I. McCrary, S. Milazzo, M. Baglio, D. Dunn, S. Bond, S. Springer, I. Cronin, C. Emanus, L. A. VanAsseIburg, M. Kearns, D. Bostick, V. Wheeler, L. Stevens, T. Marye, P. Bond, D. Thiels, A. Dunn, D. Dunn. i AI I sought my soul, but my soul eluded me I sought my God, but my God I could not see il x.,,.,f -df' 4-H CLUB --1. Dekeyser, C. Dekeyser, l. Nichols, R. Dekeyser, L. Lewis, R. Andries, D. Dekeyser, l. Dek- eyser, R. Leavines, M. Bruynickx, L. Ryder, M. Percy, F. Hayden, L. Gremillion, A. Hayden. v? TEC - P. David, T, Lienhop,1. Hussey, C. Randall, M. Kramer, S. Tassin, R. Caesar, A. Pinkley, 1. Couvil- lion, B. Eskew, R. Gist, I. Wells, L. del Valle, N. Burden, M. johnson, B. Priest, E. Redmond, M. Bordelon, R. johns. Leo joseph Black History Week assembly te E ff N ,. if BLACK STUDENT UNION - E. Wycoff, L. joseph, E. Cotton, I. Smash, S. M ,nv etoyer, l. Toery, H. Murray, l. Ford, G. Metoyer, l. Lacour, P. Metoyer, Renee Metoyer, S. Metoyer, L. Metoyer, O. Murray, D. Roque, D. Reed, R. Toius, R. Roque, C, Elie, C. Mayeux. I sought my brother and found all three. MENARD CENTRAL MGH SCll00l. BAND By persisting in your path, though you forfeit the little, you gain the great. BAND - V, Bordelon, N. Couvillion, S. Springer, S, Krasinski, M. Lanius, C. LaCroix, P. Vicknair, I. Petty, C. Emanus, l. Smash, W. Uunio. , R. Brown, G. Keefe, M. Rizzo, l. Brouliette,l. McAllister,1. Hollingsworth, K. Perkins, l. jackson, R. Courtney, A. Mathews, C. Laleune, B Michels, R, Lejeune, M. Parr, D. Villard, K. Mathews, C. Vandersypen, 1, Cronin, T. Daigrepont, M, Poche, E. Wycoff, 1. Couvillion, S Metoyer, D. Ashley, M. Scott, B. Priest, C, Rudd, D, Laborde, V. Leleune, C. McDonald, K. Broussard, Bruynickx. And The Band Goes Marching On! vw qgnvvniqgn - Menard's prize winning band displays their talent with pride. fi bbw., piri T fi ff r,,LA- na A ii Q 4,2 T' . 5' i .1r:V, . fa x ll' A 'if' .f -S3 Qs ci 50400 IAZZ ENSEMBLE -1. Hollingsworth, B, Michels, D. Reedy, T. Daigrepont, l. jackson, T. Petty, C. LaCroix, R. Courtney, M. Lanius, E. Wycoff, K. Perkins, l. Smash, M. Parr, M. Poche. Menard's band was a winnerg whether in march- ing, entertaining at pep rallies, or just plain being THE people they Really are. They held a special place in the hearts of Menardg the place reserved for pride. We are the Majorettes. . . ieie e e ee We arouse the attention, MAIORETTES - S, Springer, V. Bordelon ii L It, 2.., ,t, .-tf it 1 ,,,.,, I , H ,1 ,V . ,elt fi it , 1 V w M. ' g ttt 1 it ttttte J it ,,. tt, ' L 'ff' The band arouses the spirit. I am a cheerleader at Menard, This is not an easy task at times. l try my best to generate spirit. At Menard, this is an easy and enjoyable task. For, Menard is my school and the school of others. Apathy has no place here, so I am present to fight it off. L. V, 3 LV T f M lt 3 'HQ , 5' s f Q it .fl rf I ill? E f .f .X . 3 Q , . ,ff A, ru xt ,V ,. , ,kv . I ,M Mfr N M .Vi V ,A L. V .V ilk- ze, I sw if . .V ,A 1 1 .. ,,, is w C ' . 2 wf.. in - - Y H . w if Hil ti. 'Mr f' f W1 7 'fwfr 2- ', . Vf ' R f e , . ,, ...ar . gp, Q55 hz . .f . . -..- V 1 . , . A ' .i rf V V V V Vi wh , 2 a r' IW ,1 3, We s , 'E M g ,sz- ,sQMtf:m.' . . +p.g,g-1 VV e, V .V W 'y V, V: V f ' .f: ' +' Cvftiez ' ff' . .- 43 ' ' f C ' l ' V 3 . ,. Ai 1 wt? . :fs 5,5 D Y . fi? it Q f 5' f as 3 N f julie Betar Head Cheerleader. CHEERLEADERS - M. johnson, N. Burden, 1. Descant,1. Betar, Head Cheerleader, M. Texada, C Sampite, 'W 65.1.- 3P' X janet Descant, Nell Burden, Corrine Sampite, Margaret Texada, Corrine Sampite, Herbie Mc:Carnpbell julie Betar, Miriam johnson vw Nell Burden K1 f , if 3 Y' xl K xW J. L w.2r,L,4?fZi3'1 W '1-V ' GW ?f1 -, '. -. ,f x I' J' v . . mf 4' 'f f' ,wi V3 3 .51 v AZW, M Missy Mc:Mickens 1.41 Nell Burden, julie Betar A 1 ,,,,.X.,,.1' 5611, janet Descant sw m . i 'X fl ssl. 5 ., , ,--. :fig Q- 6? :Q 'K r we fi I f is L 3 - ii t K Q pi X if 'li -- I ,-kk A 1, .. . Q, 1 W, 1.1 f - I .. . ' .V - 5. , IR. BOOSTERS - Charlene Ellis, Patty jackson, Lynn Deville, Denise Cremillion, Anita Hillman, Barbara Alexander, Liz McSween, Mary Nassif. Sandra Wheeler, Mary Shea, Anita Smith, Leslie Hilton, Vicki Smith. Ellen Gist, Anne Marie Texada, Geri Wells, Bebe Drew, Anne Voltz, Pam Lemoine, Lisa Lumadue, Ruby Wilkerson, janet Polk, Fran Cheney. Susie Matthews, Mary Chadwick, loan Polk, Mary Dunn, Rose Lacombe, Cathy Coughlin, Eileen Moore, Patricia Cowen, Detty Masters. There are no strangers - onbf I fiends I have not mel. M: r C t l if l 2 tt ge i ltr l Yi N at Q lt i t 5 xi :M .t., A .1 .9 ,L ,,,.,, .. 1 .. -. ' ' -4 A ,',,. P -t 5 - Q 3 if , X . i .egg . . Y Q ' 1 , . Y' K tif' ,.. y 1 t ' R X. ,ygx?: ..5 ,W . . X at J S H? Lg 'ilk 4' Z Sf lv W fx Ni ww' .1 W , 3 .- . . I - I X rrt -A M v V is ' rrf- .1 ee,, . ,A - q t- N f'- 31 - L tt'ttti 'iiiii A L -- ., .. islre esi sess ' 11. ,... 't't i A 1 r-1t S tt ,,,1 rrr r P- iirrr s .,,. Y r -- r -+-lm: -f..' N .1. ' i . yly- 1 3 ' by . 1 + . .. -.,Q...' V N . X rr .fs---'. 1' .- .- giy... t . ...,. . m a- fflllsllgiffis 350. ..., 50 A .le. Q. u t. A. ,- , 3 jx, L, . A- if Wg . asf ...P Mary Testa, Becky Eskew, Michele Lumadue, Cheryl Campo N L .191 f . A it A r'- ' r -'-- 'lir - - . ree A . -. . C. P , Y - 1 . z iQ VL :' ,,1- ,E ii L V A 1 . V ' --Wi Xi AMY if? 1 it i i 3 1 ' ' in if N K.:L. H '..: i ' K ' -ffm A A: ,gf 1 L 57? A 92- fi I f L K .tv 1 F 1 1 xg . I! it I-as 1 i ts . ' .K 4 N - .V A X '-fig . Lvf' - QZI , 1 W ag p- ij, A Y n , , .. ., ,f,j'j., QP 4- k -5 fi' T' ,L,, .,, ,L,L 2 LL.L t, it .fp L , . ' DRUM SQUAD - P. Rice, M. Kearns, 1. McCrary, L. Meadows, V. Wheeler - v 1 Cheering squad attempts to encase the Mighty Eagles in their spirit lines. seal S. McGinty, G. Fruge, A. Baker, P. Mathews, P. Meilleur, A. Farace, A. Campo, S. VanHoof, D. St. Romain, j. Madden, C. Melancon, K. Young, C. jones, K. Villemez, N. DeVanie, S. johnson, T. Phillips, J. Lohman, L. Dainen, S. Berry, D. Hathorn, D. Gueringer,1. Lohman, S. Hilton, B. Melancon, B. Baker, F. Turregano, C. Lohman, I, McCrary, M, Kearns, V. Wheeler, P. Rice, T. Percy, L. Meadows OFFICERS - B. Eskew, C. Campo, M. Testa, M. Lumadue. v ' w MMM M M . M h Q M W V Z Altl 4 'H V oh M hhhh h M, li M- M M M A M M Ll ' 1 ' hh M h M ,X fl -mf' - 3 13 f ' -W W ,M 3 X D 0 ii ' J I .if , W, ,X 5' DRILL TEAM - M. Villard, D. DeSeIIe, M. Iuneau, R. Rogers, A, Duncan, D. Masters, 1. Pousson, V. Flacomio, I -io ,lfjg ,A 1 Wk .QQ f is Donna, that man is looking at GPI them legs up high! meg not you, 52 Y-TEENS: Young girls working to build a better Community, vm-7. if V, - .. M -lf' . . , , - . A ,L A . .N , . t . Q Y-TEENS - S. McCinty, C, Melancon, M. Martin, C. Diebold, P. Lohman, F. Gunn, A. Baker, C. Young, M. Wilkerson, S. Carnahan, M. Phillips, A. Texada, B. Alexander, L. McSween, F, Chaney, B. Smith, R. Wilkerson, P. Lohman, A. Neblett, l. jones, C. Vanderlick, C. Aertker, M. Chadwick, A. Voltz, S. Wheeler, L. Lumadue, R. Lacombe, S. Mathews, B. Drew, L. Williams. ..w. Y-TEENS - V. McDonald, T. Hebert, M. Lumadue, C. Coleman, M. johnson, B. Melacon, P. Rice, 1. Lohman, N. Burden, S. johnson, M. Kramer, N. Devaney, K. Byrnes, l. McWhorter. F. Bordelon, T. Phillips, A. Melacon, A. Campo, M. Villard, V. Flacomio, D. Damico. Music is the universal language and love is the . P 1 ' s i key- . S. Berry, 1. Pittman, S. Alexander, 1. Polk, A. Pinkley, L. Guillory, 1. Sorigy, C. Armstrong, D. Gueringer, D. Lolan, L. Scheuermann, S. McGinty, M. Audoin, C. Bercier, P. Dupuis M. Lumadue, G. LaHo0d, S. Alexander, I. Polk, A. Pinkley, 1. Songy, P. Bordelon, C. jeansonne, S. Krasisski, L. GuilIory,1. Pittman, D. Guer- inger, S. Berry, G. Stafford, S. Rizzo, R. Ceasar, L.5CI'1enermann, M. Audoin, C. Bercier, 1. Testa, D. Lolan, S. MCGinty, P. Dupuis Coming Down ln Three Part Har- mony GLEE CLUB - S. johnson, M. Lachney, K. Villemez, C. Gallo, P. Dean, M. Martin, C. Vanderlick, I. Loh- man, H. Lancaster, F. Gunn, M. Nagela, E. Redmond, P. Metoyer, 1. Coleman. I al. CONCERT CHOIR - P. larred, M. Lumadue, G. LaHood, J. Polk, B. Duke, C. Quartermont, D. Craley, C. Diebold, M. luneau, B. Coco, K Caruth, S. Krasinski, V. McDonald, S. Berry, 1. Bordelon, C. Armstrong, I. Pittman, j. Descant, R. Caesar, P. Bordelon, S. Rizzo, L. Guillory A. Voltz, M. johnson, M. Audoin, L. Scheuermann, C. Sampite, G. Stafford, 1. Testa, V. Wheeler, 1. Richardson, S. MCCinty, D. Lolan, P Dupuis, D. Cueringer. Nbr A 3577. 3 '.-'F 'Ef- 6 ig' -- 5 E7 . 7,1 -Y. f', Q fwfr 1 7, mf 1' E' 'v ' 4' J: N, ..h,, II' V ' ' lf! A eff. ,. .gf .Azz I 44 . I 1 . 1 1' .l- - , 1 55 I ff' '1 Ti .II 61. 4, - 41, 9 2?-, I asked for health, I that I might do greater things, I was given injirmigf, that I might do better things . . I asked for riches, that I might be happy, I was given povergf, that I might be wise. . . I asked for power, that I might have the praise of men, I was given weakness, that I might feel the need of God . . I asked for all things, that I might enjoy lqfe, I was given We, that I might enjoy all things . . . I got nothing that I had asked for - but everything I hoped for, almost despite mysem e my unspoken prayers were answered I am among all men, most richbf blessed Author Unknown 'ff I. W, is I W W 'K v -fl ,gf f R K. f ,Q H3 ' 0 x in riiir 'Q '4 'of O D s,.. ion ioQ,' K ws Vs 'Q 9,1 .A K 'Iggy li X X, Q yi. fyky fx Q ,I :1D'xkY9Q1 L i:sslfi, LP'5':x ' qgiklxdgxxi 15,1 QL Q,i'.t5 Q,3,i.5,v ixxiiiywf-Q Q .Q'l,aix.5t w 'Q KX.Q' QA , 1 6 B- Q s eW' u 9'g'l x -fl ,tl xi 4-51 5 A 0 Q , . If Q ' ti. iv' aw QQ x , 1 5 1 l 1 6 gi x,.. , v ,I E I 617026114 USUN it B amy me f-f .Z T, ,. M' s 6 LNRH. ,ji -- I . X W' fggr PM ff . vi: . ,I 55 gi 32 Q H 921 F 13 .VI ei Z2 L3 'X R rf 4, '4 xl A E F S 5 is 5 E 5 ,QE See the footprints in the sand, traveling from shore to shore. Susan Alexander Robert Andries Walter Andries Deborah Armand Carol Armstrong Janice Aymond Nelwyn Aymond Iris Baker Kathy Bell Another Senior tradition -turning of the rings. -5 A L it , i fi if sf gi, .AJ,..f g, sf, 1: - b wp 5 Q? fir 1 ' Q Tl- 5241 91 if ig f'Hf,x.a Ei r . ..g?x,,, g ., sn A ' f-2' .512 fi' Sf' .23 W 2 .1 E 1 thhh or A 18 -.ao-4? iq. f :'t-1 fix '4Y 5'i WE' Charlotte Bercier julie Betar Susan Bond Andre Bonnette lane Bordelon Holly Bowman Y Debora Brogdon Mike Byrnes Cathy Campbell F55 an ff. a f The tide will wash s away those foot- prints but tomorrow there will be new ones. i s C l w .- QL- 71245: H41--. Proud Seniors flash newly acquired rings. Mark Carbo Paula Cataldie Ray Caesar Elizabeth Chaison Tommy Coughlin Gwen Couvillion loan Couvillion Norma Couvillion Joanne Cronin Gay Crotty Ray Dauzat Ellen Davis 62 L. Stevens say Dan Dekeyzer janet Descant Denise DeSelle Bill Drucker Becky Duke Anne Duncan Annette Dunn Diane Dunn Patricia Dupuis Cecilia Emanus Becky Eskevv jimmy Fiorenza 63 The magnitude success achieves is meas- ured bv its: strength of giving, perception of under- standing, faith of purpose through the passage of time. G i i i i sf' Q I. ga .., . Seniors receive spirit stick. Mike Fontenot layne Furby john Gaiennie ., 'fr ' if A kg: , W -.s,, sl., ,ff Stephanie Gist Susan Glenn Greg Gravel ABQ .KN 'ff' 9, Y 'K' 4'-nr 4: Dale Grernillion Mary Gremillion Nannette Cremillion David Haftmann Michelle Hamblet Timothy Hart Paul Hebert Barry Hilton loe Hollingsworth Paul larred Carl leansonne Monica Juneau Mary Kearns Cindy Kennedy Scott Krasinski Now I have torn down that door and in its place have built an archvvay that is always open to. . Ronnie Laborde Tommy Lachney George LaHood johnny Lazarone Patrick Llorens Mark Lumadue jill MCCrary Greg McMahon Margaret Marien Todd Marye 66 HEAD - N. Voelkerg FEET-1. Songy VY Donna Masters john Mathews Lea Meadows Renee Metoyer Savina Milazza Pat Moore Ora Murry joe Pacholik janie Polk Robert Polk Carmen Quartemont Jeanne Rabalals Elene Rizzo Rhonda Rogers Roy Roque Corinne Sampite Sissy Schonfield Jennifer Smith julie Songy Leslie Stevens Gayle Stolzer Mary Testa Senior EGGHEADS do their thing joe Vaughn Girls on retreat. Nothing is more wonderous than a human being when he begins to discover himsef Madeline Veneziana Carole Vermaelen Ned Voelker Carole Vondenstein Chuck Wale David Walker larja Wells Vicki Wheeler Billy DeKeyzer 69 ,fu ff ,Qu- .irs .W it x -ix f . an, 1 5 f 5 Q f 5 4 Sw ui., if? I M A 4 A' O 'M it as is sf LAQQN 'jfs w- Q ,QL NN 173.-.ik yi lj! x W 'ii In KA 5 ,Msg ' 'Y 1 4... 'K kv. V g 'Q 'N xfiwwvi- vwfWw5w yfff - lg g - . 1. ' 'z a- fwmf-wf1,fwf,,wi,?w Q, .A - ,, as 'Q 5 ki. W 9 K X21 K I ., , . 4 Q I if 3 . ' '39 as if .vw , - AYSQK ESQ, 99' Q ,J cf if ws 3 W' sr- I , Q 5 ge Sis- . K-.5-.r,.v 1fg?N?g: 1 .gf Q1 ff Fifi' -f ff .. , , : Q ,-ftiivu, JR- 'L . , - , ' Dare To Be Alone, Uniqueg For By Finding Things Within Yourself, Only Then Will You Be Able To Share Them With Others. 1. 1 s 1 Nsc,, Erin Redmond Terry Lienhop, Toni Cicardo, Sissy Furby, Ronnie LaBorde, Lacey Lacey Scheuermann and George Rino Scheuermann and Wayne Carlino ,, M -i M, . ' 1 Vicki Flaccomio, Debbi St. Rornaine, and Darlene Damico Quentin Dick ff' styy wi 71 Mark Adcock Cassie Allen Martin Andries Glen Armand Marie Baglio Tim Bell Michael Bond Pamela Bond Fran Bordelon Kathy Bordelon Paul Bordelon Vicki Bordelon Dennis Bostick Catherine Brame It is a pleasure to realize there are so many F5 beautiful people, with whom we can share our happiness. Diane Bruyninckx Nell Burden Kellie Byrnes Anita Campo Cheryl Campo Wayne Carlino Robert Caulk Steve Chasse Toni Cicardo Mike Clark Cheryl Coleman Linda Daenen Darlene Damico Paul David Susan Davy Cecilia DeKeyzer Ronald DeKeyzer Luis del Valle Nancy DeVanie Quentin Dick Luke Difulco 72 fd if -if ,X ,fv 3 1 x 5 ' f .V- x Miriam johnson and locelyn Pousson ,W rv' i its .ffwef ff,gf,.,,,'.A , as l 6 , 1 t W:,L. , Q sj, i f I A A ,F ff My vhs 6 fi t rg 4 in we-fag, W X ' ' ix ,,,k ' A' I 1? tiiitt i l . F F A 1A ' fvv - lohnny Price. . . naturally. William Dodge Lawrence Drerup David Dufour Stephen Edmonson Beatte Eggert Vicki Flaccomio Danny Flynn Anita Ford Sissy Furby Terry Gaspard Carl Geyer Cindy Giambrone Robert Gist Billy Graham Donald Gremillion Lena Guillory ,flli N Frankie Hayden Robert Hawthorne Tina Hebert Tommie Hebert Richard Hennigan Sharon Hilton Elaine Hunter lanie Hussey Roger johns Wayne Guvllory Sharon Gypin i 74 i Andy Johnson jerry johnson Miriam johnson Sharon johnson Connie jones Bernard Kramer Mary Kramer Patricia Kramer Deborah LaBorde T. 1. LaBouef Keith LaCaze Chuck LaCroix Susan LaHood Malcolm Lanius Paula Leavines Kris Lejeune Van Leleune Terry Lienhop lane Lohman Michele Lumadue Gladys Lusk Aubrey Madewell Debra Marek Gene Matassa .W Rf f If fi I 4 i W., T J ' f , L, 5 i 4, :fi iiffi . .Nga N . i, i i 1 I f l 2 r X A 3 1 , W. L.. x 5 I -z Getting Together - Better Than Ever. I t, ff Y, , E O if , 1 T4 M, nm fl: I ,fr '44 wwf' l' 2 .0 ,A Mi Jw: :,, ..f1EW,w, mei. V ..,, Mgfezess: -- G gl, ys ysy ssEs yyss ' ,J N was Q, A , Is. ,V ,T W5 yi fig N 'fl ,, XV x yr sf- f A Q' n . -'-21-It vu' ,if swf J 5' Y ,. xg. , ,, r- . , , tv , ' A, M, JAJZ xii 'wk' -A 4'-iw iaghbf f. 'Na nf Brent Mathews Pat Mathews Wayne Mathews Charlene Mayeux Herbie McCampbell Veronica McDonald Debbie McRae lo Ann McWhorter Terri Medica Peggy Meilleur Ann Melancon Beth Melancon Dee Methvin Silton Metoyer Mike Mikell Chase Morris john Paris Murchison Phillip Murphy Tabb Neblett julie Nichols Phillip Parr Theresa Percy Thomas Petty Teresa Phillips Getting Togeth We Never Felt Like This Every Day Brings Something New, Something Different. l Look Forward To Each Tomorrow. l Welcome lt With Dpen Arms. Richard Pias Alice Pinckley Lorilee Polk locelyn Pousson Rusty Presson lohnny Price Chris Randall Erin Redmond David Reed Mary Reese Phyllis Rice lan Richardson George Rino Steve Rizzo Ben Rogers David Roque David Roy Linda Ryder Kathy Saucier Nancy Saucier Q I , K ix , K Q . x V . ,X We i H F ' il ' l il, . S Q K ft ,fr S cgis 5 i B c ii 'L'i . S 5 fa- in M' ' . ,a,wiA ,f ml WAV 5 xx. , .X . 1 I ks, A 5 .fx L t fy 54.1. g , , . gre. :- Lorilee Polk, Sharon Hilton, Sissy Furby, and Ronnie LaBorde. V fn '51 f' ' f-f W' w ,za liz ,M,. 34 fix J , , V ,gr I at R gif l ir L H . f' 2' ff ' ' 'r kiwi' '2 4 1 -a I dz ' 5 ' V X t, I 1 l i i l L L . i ,vt 3' XJ 3 'Cl' '75 V - K ,..Q,' ' . I - tiff L . 3 ,, Debra Westphal Sherry White lohn Worley Sidney Tassin, Erin Redmond, and lan Richardson. Whether apartictvant or a spectator, sports play an important role in my Ije. Judie Scalfano Lacey Scheuermann Mary Shervey William Shervey Lee Simmons Cynthia Smith Shari Springer Belle Stafford Marsha Stevens Sidney Tassin joe Testa Louise Texada David Thiels Lou-Anne Van Asselberg Candy Vandersypen Paul Vermaelen Mary Villard john Voltz Au. David Dufour x 9 'X' in f ' 1, mi? kk Q' 1 If, X W 1 4 ' 1 M, Sim A, ,l 4 Q ,Q - Ln., .. 4 L ' 5' '25, Q1 , Q in cr Wi, 3 .H-Q1 E CLASS O y Texada A 4, -A 1 .fg- BQ, ff Z, A x Q fyjvf? fi 2 - S Nl X53 ff, M m fj'7'W A Q , ,-ff.n3't.if- A FV U , Q tn: W ,Zyl . ns ' 5 f , e -f . i Gab ,S e ,ily I A' ,nk ' YF ,, 4 1 'L' 5 ix .Lv A ' 4 Nw l A 5 f 3 f . iii' vm -I ff 2 f' 5x13 4 Y if Ejafk ,s-g,,'Z,3Kf'9 4 N: fy N- . LQ Q 2 Q if ,Q I ,Vk',, 3,5 MTX K, wh, . 5 Q- 31 , S Y., M, , A355 4 X. F , Y, QL 1' iw Lalan , gg L, ,L 9 '- af' J, 'se Guerin ge l l T. Wallace Q ' ,g ilt - i l ' . L. .4 . Q 'i' -.5 :J r ' -1' 1 f .- 4 ' G it - , an , 54' M E - . 35.1 f f - N il fl is 5 2' L ii, as L' - K ff if S .-A K K K .. J If mHA?s at I ,K if ,. r az. . . J. . ' - -- H if 1 xL'L ' ff 'N -W Y. 4 i 4 .N it y Q- 1 2 . y. . .- .t . 'dh ' f. t - ' ', . KQV, ' f , ' , 'za Y-M tt 152isfPf2' , s fs , ff , as s , r ....- -, - - tfffi.-f 1 2 Y - -N ' ev- V K KA Sophomore boys Q, 1 ':e'P!'-... M. Songy M. Wilkerson, D. Lolan, D. Guerringer, M. Texada lt l ll l 1 2 i S. Polk f 1 People are lonely because They Build walls instead of bridges. But we will tear down those walls, and in their place build bridges. For we have only just begun here -We've along way to go. Mary Aertker Mary Ardoin Donald Ashley Anne Baker Beverly Baker Wanda Basco . .4 v- i .- X 1 1 , ,ff X' M Z? yi. 4 li I , ft Kenneth Bell ill? 'vs , PI' , 3 ,f K- A 'A V V V Susan Berry I f' s limmy Bonneau if M'-U s at B T B KC 37' joe Bono Xi il ' Q S 1 W' Bill Bordelon Q :kb ,..:b i x b, ' lim Bordelon lf i B J l,l julie Bordelon 'Sf l 7, A p ,M Grady Brame - ,gig M ,1 B 'l' Kevin Broussard ,B I Dlx if 1 ygfl 'ag' ' W ' E Robert Brown :QQ YQ A B' A ' A sl? .. Robert Burton ' ' 3 , Kenneth Campbell r w 2 ' B My Lessons in Life Don't End in my classroomsg They only begin there. 80 jerry Campo Sheri Cargle Steve Carlin Susan Carnahan Kenny Carruth David Chicola Monty Chicola Patricia Coleman jamie Calvin Earl Cotton Mike Cowen Robert Davis M. Aertker,lF. Gunn, D. Guerringer, A. Texada, S. Polk, G. Fuhrer t ,, t t t , 1 2, ,, y gg it ' ' ,. , l L4 K 'jr if ,. is , l ' ' f sf eff 1 l x - r.::: sz. .C . ' Vg .K N f X ,yyk 1 .,,, 1 K 'J Q 5: 1 :.:: - -- ' A .A , . .B i , 1- if 'n uff-3+ 2 L t M X 2 .Vw Er 'wil i ' ' illf ' ,fd f K V x ,P ,, , M H gk ,., ? f . 1. WW wg , N ,' :i,,71,faf .M i l i ei ' , y g G y X. 5541 in . . , . D. Dufour, 1. Bono, K. Broussard, M. McKey 9 'I A V. Cathy Emanus Q- ,,.,, iff Patricia Eskew Angela Farace Q , Monty Fontanot f W john Ford f V 7 L ' Irene Foster ,Q , 13' ' Ginger Fruge ' ' V V an Gigi Fuhrer , - f., f f 'rrr- ' gi' AnneGaienne P ... y . W . . Cathy Gallo K . gr . . K f 29 .Qin as i H nw Louise Catlin Anita Gauthier Ray Gauthreaux ludy Geiger Lisa Gremillion julie DeKeyzer joey Descant Carolyn Diebold Dick Dufour joe Duncan Gary Ducote Denise Dunn Greg Ellis , q , , c so c c to Er ww i if 4 ,. . , Qii fi c mfs ,, gf i D Q ss . ,- 1-1, - k K if Q N tax H still Sophomore girls prepare the gym for Menard's Sock Hop Denise Cue-ringer Wendall Guillot Frances Gunn Nash Hair Michael Halm Fred Hamilton Lem Hardy Donald Hawthorne Donna Hawthorne Linda Haynes Rachael Heath Denise Henry Richard Henry Mark jackson jane jackson Fahy larrel Debra johnson Robert jones Leo joseph Richard Kelm 'YS ,F :kkk x rss: H ' ,-fl' to is W1 3 1 itilt any .X L. fm. . i rr Y, as I l tad S i 5- iii if 1 , 1' Ya N ., 1- AAA' , E ' E AW Sherry Kerry A A ' 'fl AVVA . wr 5? DeeDee Kraley I ' if L w , V .L Q .L David Kramer ' . . AN A V' ' 'Y ' i y .liz Leslie LaBoeuf Q r if Dennis Laborde li A Q ff ll 'TSI' Mary Lachney Louise Lefleau Holly Lancaster lann Lanier Mark Lazarone Ronald Leggio Linda Lemoine Cheryl Lohman Janice Lohman Dana Lolan 3 . k in H . x ' R F. jarrell, M. Aertker, M. Totah, and M. Martin await to cast their votes. ,L . K r. N . M 'E Mi-g l ' fx .' - ,f t -f' ' 1 gi . fi fl . ' iii A iiii ' l 2 3'-1 1 S rr f Q ' f N ' . A 2. X K Q 1. g X fx 1 1 'Q A i , ws: 1 A as -,. Cecilia McDonald Norellie McFalls Susan McGinty Gwen McGraw Michael McKey Somehow - when I do things for my friends whether it's to help a class goal, or a personal goal - I feel a little more fulfilled. Mary Martin Karen Mathews lan Matthews Cheryl Meloncon Phyllis Metoyer Brent Michiels Lisa Mitchell john Moreau Herta Murray Melnee Nagelia David Nassif jeff Neale Alan Nolan Phillip Paige Mary Ann Parr Luis Perez Greg Petrus Richard Pharis Denise Phillips loanna Pittman Mike Poche Susan Polk Saint Prevosty Debra Rachal Donald Renda Steven Reed Paul Rino Cindy Rioux Tommy Roberts Vicky Rougeout Nelda Rodriquez loe Rogers Cyndee Rud Pam Saucier A I ,,., W 4' t ,NM ,, ,ff , . Q -W, 3 ' 1 i tg ff si l a sf Q stl ' may C his gp ,ays 1 S f get it trr at P C ,rtt ' ffirw.. f ' r ' ,V .1 L , in W, K r 1 wig ,Ht ,, ,, ' 4 so ra. .iff 5 R iw? fa-f y R it M 45 If fx X it lr ,'., U ,Q-264 QL 2 ...iw ,, Q fj X R l X 4 x ig. 3, Y, Q61 22 f s, 2 5 lil. This is our second one, well, like they say, Three the Charm' kk X A vita fats Q, ii it 4 ' as me - ,11' 15- D- I Fw g C f 'fx , . t hm,x Q D Well, it's the only thing I could do half right -and it's turning out all wrong- l -irj I 3 C ii ,, V ,155 'L' MQMQ ,ggi 2? fy, ff A Ni ', 1' K J , 42 'QE ' l, i -. ,1 , , f Q wif- iff? M -4 K '!l 'fm Alb. Cathy Sealey Clude Slaughter james Smash Rudie Saleau Grove Stafford David Songy Michael Songy Debbie St. Romain David Stevens lay Texada Margaret Texada Cathy Thevenote Robert Torry Michele Totah Frances Turregano Donna Vaughn Mike Vermaelen Susan Vanhoof lim Vercher Cathy Villemez Debbie Villard lim Villard Mary Vicknair Mike Wale Tommy Wallace Elizabeth Ward Judson Wasson Merle Wilkerson Eugenia Wycoff Kathy Young :W 1 it gif ff u Q 'TJ ifir VCI?- x 1 M. ' N B I f , ,t t IA, , ,sr ,.,., ' :vi ff, W, --,- mm f r, vm? kfgzi 6 S2 Jw ,, :Hr ft if :,,. , F. Chaney, C. Coughlin, B. Priest, S. Wheeler CQ Denise Cazes I am myself when I am with my friends To Gossip To Laugh To be different - though there are times when I like to get away -from the madding crowd S. Brame, L. Lewis, E. Gist A. Hayden, M. Hamblet, C. Masters Catherine Aertker Barbara Alexander Ida Baglio Bert Baker Vicki Baker james Bergeron Clark Bordelon Mike Bordelon Stanley Bordelon Mary Bourg Scott Brame james Brocato loe Brouillette Keith Broussard Mike Bruyninckx Gerard Bush Pat Byrnes Eileen Campbell Cory Campo Samuela Campo Sonny Cataldie Denise Cazes Mary Chadwick Frances Chaney Eugene Cicardo William Coco Catherine Coughlin Richard Courtney Patricia Cowen lohn Cronin , iz 5. N azi- K F it -A . ' 'ii' sf- , , R ,. w,,.t- - , x xy L V. A '. fill. C-c gf' i-' E 4 cf. or as ,. Sl M- if v 1 .f . ,,, 5' , .MN Z i , .iw 1. yin L la' 1 'W 17,kJ4x. . ggi, V - 1 A il i ' 'C N 1 5 9 ,li ,' 5 :gf uf 2 X K, AL' 2 f .. A, L ,A P ,iit Q- l V C t ,t, f if I A ll? ill 5' s -www . '55 t , .. 1 V J. . sf' A an its avr Baal 5 f S A 1 -- N KM, 3 - -I ' . 'V' iii .C a ' S c' 'fb V V, .V I b , ' ig! 'N f I 4 1s:h Aim it B B 3 so at ,. C -,t.-,iA,,i5g K ,. Q ,gm f -- 'f 1 .5 iff, , f .wk ' Debbie Daniel M Patricia Curcio . ,L 0 . . L wt E. Tina Daniels Dale Daenen Thomas Daigrepont 4 8 Q 5 K 01 Q if sf nf 5 ,, K - M may f , ,Q if is - fl g Q f Q I 'ss 1 wt ff sn ff . 1 , -f-' af all .1 aw. 1. . ws ,si ii Emmet David l 5? Lawrence Davis r ' WI. Pamela Davis Af - Paul Debellevue ohn DeKe zer i- G is i ts' . 1 xt X M ,gs ' I 11 1 y W g g , 5 t 1 E i ,ff l l? K a ll ' l P up Rx E' n 72 .,, a i'A 1 : 5 1 K 3 is Ei K l ith. r '24 A X I I' 4 1 I get a certain amount of security from confid- ing in my friendsg for we all are sharing the same new experiences. Lynn Deville james Doyle Betty Drew Mary Dufour Karen Dunn Mary Dunn Mike Edmonson Harold Eggert Charlene Elias Georgette Ellis Robert Fiorello Kimberly Fowler Emily Fuhrer Greg Gauthier Tony Gauthier Durbin Gibbens Sam Giordano Ellen Gist 89 Virginia Glenn Anthony Glorioso Clark Gremillion Denise Gremillion Lucy Gremillion Timothy Gremillion Theresa Griswold john Gueringer Norman Gunn Wilbur Guitierrez Stephen Hall Maura Hamblett Maria Hammett Cheryl Hansen Erin Gargroder Kathryn Hawthorne Cynthia Hayden james Hennigan Anita Hillman Leslie Hilton Edward Hirchak john Hopewell john jackson juliejackson Patty jackson Katie johnson jenniferjones Walter jones Deborah Kaplan Kathleen Kelm . K 4 if may gi in 2 . , it C il i to X wi I .S SQ xg rx il?- 2. sk , N ,. Al r HX K , WVR, 5 Q fx 4 it E! We ttt I I h yy' E X 'r i t t f tg y t, f t rsifmxll I l ma... Ruby Wilkerson, Stephen Hall, Pat Byrnes A ui fig ellel f 1 Bl' gnu K- ljfifi I I .i.,g..-e .c 5. , K, 'k.. V ,. ,YK K L l.'. .. W. ,A ti . . Y R., as 4. , f , , .Q 5 ,MM L Ye- 2 s AL ,,,.,,. Ns- :.. V 2 ' Whether in a large group or small, I have found my placep It'sjust the beginning- But it is a place. LOOK OUT WORLD HERE l COME! Robert Kerry Ernest Kleinheinz Lisa LaBouef David LaCaze Donna Lachney jimmy LaCombe Rose LaCombe james LaCour Lewis Lauve Sharon Lawrence Roger Leavines Pamela Lemoine Timothy Lemoine Elizabeth Lewis Patty Lohman Michael Lord Marie Lorio Lisa Lumadue lean McAllister Lanny McChesney Wade McCrary Tammy McRae Liz McSween Donald Mansour Melissa Mansour Dennis Marek Claudette Masters Al Mathews Susie Mathews George Metoyer Gary Metrejean Leo Miller Mark Miller Marvin Miller Cary Moore Mary Moore Dan Moras Steven Nasseiio Mary Nassif Abigail Nebiett David Nessel Gerard O'ReilIy Kimberlie Ortego Marcelle Perez Carol Perkins Melvin Perkins Wayne Pinole janet Polk loan Polk Kristie Polk Connie Potts Kevin Pousson Anne Presson Beth Priest yi, it ' - -F ,rv P - Xi' 'iii ' W I 0 it Mft W! rv ' Q I ? 1 ' ' W' ttiiffii E 4 R Q is I ,ii n s X X f 'M 1 ' A5 igigiigstt M f it I. K ki ,Q L f. K, ,,.1x,1 ef' L. ,,,. .pt 5 t x...f' J YH? Q 2 O K fu 4 M il Q efvzzg' X 5 lm fs: iff ,fa W.. . if Sr' . E? 5 t 5 ,- A ,ag Q Xa K 1 Ei e- fi? QS 5 92 i xwfaf A ff. 1 z ,gp -i Vt. I , ' . 1 R William Provosty lay Rachall Sharon Racine Thalmas Racine Philip Raila Timothy Redmond George Reece Dennis Reedy james Rice Donna Richards joseph Rino Michael Rizzo Imelda Rodriguez Thomas Roy Eric Saucier Frank Schneider Michael Scott Donna Sepulvado Mary Shea Shannon Shervey Desi Shores A ' A F joseph Simms ' Q6 - ' it V 4 Don Simmons -2 1? - .M s y A F W , Benita Smith it J I j of S 5 r Brian Smith ' ! , i nf . A V A 1 gg Frances Smith A it V A 1 Victoria Smith 'I A 5 'l 's,3 5' Barbara Steiner X 3 ,. . , - -A M- 5 Timothy Stelly A , ' if Il Mitchell Stemler A ' l , pf N 'S' i I A f ' M A -'S: Ben Swift or S S pg , ,M 1 f' ' i r 5 t V l . Q, 'X - Steven Tanner A . M,,. , I Z Anne Texada 2 I ii ' if I l I ' L -. A ,... 5 Ann Marie Texada ' - vvf' ' all A xx , Mark Thibeaux , I ii. in l f' 5 1: r it ff' i . i if . it is l + 2 . ' it-M :1,:. ,e H . 1 W. ' ,, 4 - Q- 5 3 ' - -- Cynthia Thiels ,M . X r In Russelllimmer - ., Q V A ,Q 'ba lerard Torry Q , RQ, t A , . Robert Upton Wizy F - , -' Mark Usrey 2. if if f ' sss fi S erti Vts r i itre yig A ,eee . M A f ssi A i T ssi A 9 ' S i,rr L be S be be e cierit is My is ssi l - i' i n , iee. . 221 -::- -::- ' - - I r ,Q V H gum Brebe Dreyv,.Lynn Deyille, Barbara Alexander, Liz McSween, jennifer jones, Catherine Aertker and Abbie Neblett display typical freshman c aracteristics. Thomas Simms makes winning speech during Student Council Elections. 5 as wwf 49-f fw l if , , f 1 J , la ,xv f A place, Yes, We seem to have found a place And we can't wait till next year to find out. 'wiv' if Q 5 I nf- 1 i ,ff rw ig, 23 2 'L . ig ' Aa. V , A in ' ' Vi , . y 1 , f ff a ,-- Regina Van Asselburg Carmen Vanderlick Tracy Vercher Cathy Verzwyvelt Marcelle Villard Anne Voltz Ronald Wagner Tim Walker Tom Walker Donna Warrner josh Waterman Geri Wells Mark Wells Steven Westphal Sandra Wheeler james White Ruby Wilkerson Lori Williams Education does not end at school. 1 w i ..- LS ' ' 1 K s sv- 'var . A 1 N Seniors give sneak preview of Freshman day. Q N g I A ,king f f E mud' Coach Reed boogies at Graduation ' Aix X 1 I L T C. ,S Hrs! and last performance I .L 'Mal' Santa Mac visits teachers at faculgf SHIN DI G. take L-, f ' - , ' ,., -1 - 98 A toast from the SENI ORS of ,74 99 In .M,,.,,,.,. ,... Q! 14 0 3 oo 7 I '94 'C s? 8 Winning is not everything it is the onbf thing. Winning is a habit, but unfortunatebf so is losing. Vince Lombardi superjocks HIGHLIGHTS As the 1973 season approached, Coach Billy Horn's Eagles were faced with perhaps the toughest schedule in the 3-AAA district. Taking this into consideration, the Cenla sports writers picked the Eagles to be the spoilers of the district. lt was true that the Eagles had size and speed, but depth was a vital ingredient that was missing. On September 3rd, the Eagles would be put to their first test. They faced a tough cross-town rival, the A. S. H. Trojans. The Eagles proved themselves to be fierce competitors by defeating the Trojans 8- 7 on a thrilling extra point pass from Wayne Mathews to Greg Gravel with 3 seconds left. The Eagles drop- ped their season opener to another cross-town rival, the Bolton Bears. An injury to quarterback Wayne Mathews in that game proved to be an important factor in the two upcoming games, both against district rivals. We were set back by the jena Giants and Leesville, but pounced back on the Tioga Indians, defeating them 12-0. After losing to the Trojans, the Eagles traveled to Demon Stadium, home of the Natchitoches Chiefs. The Chiefs were ranked first in the district and second in the state and were highly favored to win. Late in the first quarter, a fake punt turned into a touchdown by Greg Gravel and the Eagles left the stadium after holding the Chiefs to only 104 yards total offense for the game. Superb defense by freshman Eric Sau- cier, juniors Dee Methvin and Gene Matassa, seniors Chuck Wale, David Walker, and Mike Byrnes, proved to make the difference. The physically exhausted Eagles then dropped their next two games to Winnfield and Peabody, but took out their anxieties on the Oakdale Warriors. The Eagles rolled up 389 yards total offense and ran up 39 points to their opponents' 6. ln the final game of the year, against the Pineville River Rats, the aggressive blocking of Lee Simmons and Robert jones made way for Wayne Carlino and Eric Sau- cier who rushed for 163 yards and 107 yards respectively. A last minute pass to the district's leading receiver Ronnie Laborde, gave the Eagles 6 points and a 20-16 victory over the Rats. Wayne Mathews was placed on the first squad all-district football team and was chosen as the district's most valuable back. Ronnie Laborde accompanied him at first string all district tight end. Wayne Carlino, Greg Gravel, Paul Hebert, Chuck Wale, and Mike Burnes were chosen on the district's second team and Dee Methvin and Eric Saucier received honorable mentions. The Eagles are looking forward to a prosperous year next year in district 2-AA. They will have 18 lettermen returning with excessive strength in both offense and defense. :w if . ' fz f f 1 no e 62... Bottom Row: D. Songy, L.1oseph,l. Texada, M. Songy, M. Lazerone, M. Villard. Second Row: S. Miller, l. Mathews, L. Perez, G. Petrus, l. Des- cant, L, Simmons, D. Reed, B. Mathews, E. Cotton. Third Row: S. Provosty, 1. Villard, L. Difulco, 1. Price, G. Gravel, E. Saucier, D. Laborde, W. Mathews, M. Byrnes, G. Matassa, Fourth Row: M. Adcock, W. Carlino, G. LaHood, P. Hebert, G. McMahon, R. jones, P. Kelley, R. Laborde, P. Moore, D. Walker. 103 ,f s s Q wif? .,,. we ,V ' - ' .anew--W-,, z, ,..M..t-ings 1 .. A t -- , V- if ,a Mike Byrnes loops pass into flats for completion. .,.. ,, ,4- ctlpr W .yi David Walker sweeps end for a sizeable gain. l' s K ' 1 .. f,W1,gt,.1 1 .,.zgJ. ..,. 'f j f- X-Nix-v . ' -.fuftyes 'x 'G' lll - Wayne Mathews receives instructions from Coach Horn. 104 l 'L xii. A V 3. A 'Fizz 'r L, 7' 2 r-' 55 r MFEFL 'fw.,, ' li - z , , h . hh l L . .. A Y ', if My .- L L 2 Eagle offense vs. Trojan defense. Wayne Carlino dives for extra yardage. ff-ww .31 151' nh XJ Luke Difulco, Paul Hebert, and Bubba Melhvin pursue the play. Eagles at leisure '4 ,... '4 'Sm Two stumps are better than one. x ff: .. .2 vt -if-I if , Offense awaits referee's decision. ids , N , 1 X. - 51, ,, 3 ' . W H , - ,A ,Ns M ,N VI , . Zff7QN4'fli 1 ig.. we f 'We gnu .,, 0 I k - ww , fsfirdw' 'f I ' I in 55.1 W- 4,7 - ' fu, M WV A My L if up 2 , ,r 'af ..,, . ,, ,, my, A W M J, ,- f V , V Aw... f ' ,wi 49 ,, ,V My I V , if I r J uv' , K ps L In A grim '44 3, wa? W , , we V ,5Ff., 3 . lie- 5. uf All-Distrirt stars, Wayne Mathews and Ronnie Laborde display theirtalents. 107 ' the study ofinsects. r nf' 55 Menard defense takes a break in the Leesville game. B' ff lux 'J Brent Mathews gives a lesson in entornologyf' 108i Y r I-.W ... .,,,.! , L - Q LH, 4 r JS if ,L L ,S .4 . V L , L .,L ,M A saqmf F Hwang, ' 'X '-'i1 m T ' t. yy f 1, A dm A - Lx ' ' L' A A A 1 A-f s Q L 5 Qs Q N r ,s1,,.s ,s,s, L Z AE L LA L W, 1 V 4 6 , 15 1 L XV, fm ,L L.i ,.L 3 L Lvm., Lu, 1 ,LL L., . -fy L -f rx N YO Q is A X X Z Football players are introduced to the student body. 1 JB Coach:WelI,Wayne. . .Wayne. . .WAYNE! Wayne: zzzzzzzzzzz David Walker moves into action. Wayne Carlino QQ- QL ,. L '- mm A There were good times and there were bad times but time marches on . . . 1--7 eg fx aw. 1 ' ' 5, JJIEEQW A ,. .. 4:7 , mf ry i 111 . . and the seasons change. Although outsized by each district opponent, the Menard Eagles' Basketball team held their own in this past season. The Eagle team had to face many opponents. Among those were inju- ries, grades, and the pains of rebuilding. For the men from Menard it was not an easy season. After the loss of starting guard Tabb Neblett in the early season, things looked dismal. But the basketball players ptft aside their own problems and set out to defeat their district rivals. Dee Bubbaf' Methvin led the team in two depart- ments. He ended his junior year with 476 points and 425 rebounds. As a result of his hard work, he was named to the second team all-district team. Ned Voelker, our senior guard, rounded out the season with 147 points, but led the team in assists with a total of 64. Wayne Mathews, another junior, scored 323 points and pulled down 118 rebounds. Head Coach, jerry Lave- sphere, and assistant Don Boniol expect to have a strong group of returnees next year. Among these are letterman Tabb Neblett, Wayne Mathews, Dee Methvin, Phillip Parr, David Dufour, and Chris Randall. Also expected to contribute heavily to next year's success are jamie Colvin, Stephen Reed, and Tim Walker. These boys played most of the season with the junior Varsity and saw limited varsity action. All in all, it looks like a bright future for the Eagles next year. fi 1 MJ Bottom jamie Colvin Grady Brame Andre Bonnette Stephen Reed, Earl Cotton, and Chris Randall. Back: Phillip Parr, Tommy Wallace, David Dufour Ora Murray Dee Methvln David Walker Wayne Mathews, Tabb Neblett. DISTRICT SCOREBOARD Oakdale Peabody Winnfield Natchitoches Jena Pineville Leesville Tioga 'C 'C as i' my new V 4 ww Eagle players warm up before the game. 'fm , ' , Chris Randall makes the inabounds pass. 1 ...WW V 3- W-f ,, if x.., 1 Dee Methvin at free-throw line '-' ftwggxh , ,,,,,M,..,nhW or ng f.. Ora Murray shoots foul shot as Tabb look on. Neblett . ,I ,, 3,4 1- 'M - ,k:.,,..g , , , if and Chris Randall Every picture tells cz story ,Q WWW wg. w UZ ' ,, , 5' ' s:,,':f.- T- -ff' a , Ai 9 d,44 i lms AU slalfi ,Ralf z a gf WF Nw 4 NN., LL,. L. .nh nn. Ned Voelker Wayne Mathews boogies with jerry Elie of Peabody EAGLES! 3 A G L 5 The Menard Globetrotters ,gf -fs E SA flsisaig 41 fi 3 V L I--as Whoosh! ,W-. K ' I ' .41 1' Beware of LJFW's U :, .... .. 'fu' if : '- 3' XL Unidentified Flying Watches G ..- W 'pl we N-Q-awk F 5 fr all iff aim-f QQ' Qi, Q3-4-1 ., IUNIOR VARSITY Bottom: Earl Cotton, jamie Colvin, Grady Brame, Stephen Reed, Lem Hardy. Back: joey Descant, Robert Davis, Tommy Wallace, David Dufour Phillip Parr Donnie Laborde nl! s he joey Descant V f y -V -.W ,W Earl Cotton A :su-:.,.,,.,MyW David Songy .v---,....., 47 ' 'S 2 1 M V, ...Q ,, ,nx- N -MM' ' BASEBALL Throughout the State in all baseball circles the name Menard stands out as a symbol of achievement. ln the past decade, Menard has been to the state playoffs more times than any other team. Keeping with that tradition, the Eagles posted a 9 win and 4 loss record, including a four game winning streak which made it possible for them to return to the playoffs. After winning their first four games, the Eagles dropped their next game to Peabody Warhorses, who eventually won the district championship. The Eagles next lost to a strong lena team. They then went on to win five out of their next seven games and then went on to the playoffs, only to lose 4-2 to Eunice. Wayne Mathews and Barry Hilton proved to be the big bats which kept the Eagles going strong. Mathews, who was chosen as the lst string All District pitcher, posting a 4-1 record, led the team with a ,512 percent batting average, Barry Hilton, who was an All District outfielder, hit right at .427 average for the year. Brent Mathews, a utility outfielder, had a batting average of 385. The sharp defense of Mike Byrnes, Steven Reed, Ronnie Laborde, james Colvin, Greg Gravel, and Phillip Paar provided the needed protection from the opposition. Next year the Eagles will return 6 starters and 9 lettermen to the team. A O bit. Left to Right: B. Hilton, G. Gravel, R. Laborde, M, Byrnes, D. Walker, W. Mathews, I. Mathews, W. Carlino, B. Mathews, R. Andries, P. Parr, I. Colvin, C. Matassa, L. Hardy, D. Hassif, Mgr. - AI Mathews, St. Edmonson, S. Reed, M. Edmonson, Paul Debellevue, B. Upton, E. Saucier. 121 X? ur g E 1 i !1-v jamie Colvin prepares for pitch. 1 f I M...?,...- '5f+..f A :,,, Bill Bordelon 3 :sw,pk-+ Niki .gif V ,Vw M.. KKAA ww V, i 5 x ,. ,, M .. We we, . ,, H 1, K mn ...V ,k -we , N VM Wayne Mathews smashes home run over centerfield fence. ur 4 Relief pitcher, lbhn Mathews, warms up. Q , A v 1 S i ' s -- M ,. --e- ' L' awww iw 1 V 6 4 K , - 'l i . A :,.h-G-k. ,y, ' Y f W '7 ' g h. f f 4. .ev lamle Colvin lays down a bunt. z . 4. 1 ,-.. The end of a long, hard season. -.. Q - ..,- .mf ! 1 i AN rf' fy H X: P- -. 1 K' . ' ff ' Q - , w, ,, 1 - f,kb1r iK ivx:g I 1 1 x I 7 r S. 5 Q Y ,I Ki' xg :Q Q Q 1 A8 Game saver, Bill Bordelon, prepares for action. . n :nm I .I Coach Bob Raxsdale - a winner. Juniors show the spirit that won them the spirit trophy. 125 QE wi Q -1 TRACK SCOREBOARD Meet We finished Rebel Relays 6th Menard Invitational 3rd lena Relays 5th Winnfield Relays 2nd Cenla Rally 3rd District Meet 5th Carl leansonne, the backbone of the Menard Track Team, was known throughout the district as perhaps the strongest mile and two mile runner around. Coach Charles MacArthur said that he believes that Carl's spirit, pride, and determination placed him at the top of the district, in the mile and two mile. Carl went on to the regional meet in Natchitoches where he placed second with a 4:30 mile and a 10:19 two mile. Carl then placed 5th in the mile and 6th in the two mile at the state meet in Baton Rouge. Other members of the track squad were Wayne Mathews, lohn Voltz, Cireg Gravel and Barry Hilton. The Relay team, lohn Voltz, 440 yd. dash, Paris Murchison, 880 yd. dash, David Walker, 330 yd. intermediate hurdles, Dan Dekeyser, high hurdles, and Saint Provosty and Rusty Presson helping out with the mile relay. At the field events there were several new faces. Throwing the discus were Wayne Carlino and Paul Hebert, David Walker and Wayne Mathews in the triple and long jump and Quentin Dick and Lee Simmons who threw the javelin. 7 TRACK EVENTS - Bottom: Donnie Laborde, Paris Murchison, Dan DeKeyser, Andre Bonnette, john Voltz, Rusty Presson. Back: Wayne Mathews, Greg Gravel, Saint Provosty, David Walker, Carl leansonne, Barry Hilton, 128 4 Y 4.4 if V, -vvh .j FIELD EVENTS- Front Row: Quentin Dick, Wayne Carlino, Lee Simmons, Paul Hebert. Back Row: Coach Charles MacArthur, Robert jones, Wayne Mathews, David Walker. IUNIOR VARSITY- Bottom: Monty Chicola, Mard Lazerone. Middle: David Songy, Allan Nolan, Robert Davis. Top: james Smash, Richard Duncan, james Bonneau. GOLF This year our Menard Eagle Golf team proved to stand by the tradition of winning that was established three years ago. The Eagles participated in nine tournaments and came out on top in two of them, The Menard Invi- tational, and A. S. H. Invitational. The Eagle swingers also had four 2nd place, two 3rd place, and one 4th place finish. The team of Tabb Neblett, Robert Polk, Tommy Coughlin, Grady Brame, and George LaHood then pro- ceeded to the regional tournament where they finished Znd. Neblett, who was the school medalist for the second straight year, shot an 81 and a 79 to end up with a two over par 160 for 36 holes. At the State tourna- ment in Shreveport, Neblett pulled through with a 154, which was good enough for 8th place. All in all the Eagles were pretty successful and are looking forward to another fine year in 1974. L - L TENNIS TEAM - I ,if I VVKT EXQTE, 1 A: X, , Bottom: Melissa Mansour, Michele Totah, jennifer jones. 3 l 'is Middle: Elene Rizzo, Fred Hamilton, Anne D. Texada. Top: Mary Chadwick, Liz .V iiil .Jil ff McSween. The Menard Tennis Team wound up a successful season this year, finishing ahead with 4 wins out of the 7 scheduled matches. This year's team was a young team, consisting of five freshmen, two sophomores, and one senior. Heading the list is Melissa Monsour, our number one player, followed by Liz McSween, Anne Texada, jennifer jones, Mary Chadwick, Michelle Totah, and Elene Rizzo. Fred Hamilton was the only male player eligible for play this season, but he held up his end of the team well. The regular season matches resulted in Menard defeating jennings, Bolton, and Bunkie, and losing only to Lake Charles and jennings the second time. Menard advanced to the Regional Play Offs entering Fred Hamilton in Boys Singles, Melissa Mansour in Girls Singles, and Liz McSween-Anne Texada in Girls Dou- bles. Menard was defeated in both singles divisions, but Liz McSween and Anne Texada won, qualifying for State Tournament in Shreveport. ln the State Competition the Menard team lost to Byrd High School. Con- gratulations on a winning season this year. 'list .fv 'Q 'K+ Carl leansonne receives Coaches' Award in Track. we WO' . W tl I X v ie if rw... iw .. Q k.... Wayne Mathews and Ronnie Laborde relax behind their trophies. Chris Randall accepts the Sportsmanship Award in Basketball. The Snooky Cumella Award is given to David Walker. wi .gg -1. i l 5 'Y Q! 'W ...y 'a E r f.. vu ,.:..,: Coach Horn presents Chuck Wale with Most Valuable Lineman Award. Tabb Neblett receives Brother Cosmos Memorial Award. ATHLETIC AWARDS OF 1973 Football: Pat Moore -- Captain Most Valuable Back - Wayne Mathews Sportmanship - Ronnie Laborde Most Valuable Lineman - Chuck Wale Most Improved - Lee Sommons Basketball: Captain - Ned Voelker Most Valuable - Dee Methvin Sportmanship - Chris Randall Free Throw - Wayne Mathews Most Improved - David Walker Track: Coaches' Award - Carl leansonne Baseball: Captain - Mike Byrnes Most Valuable - Wayne Mathews Sportmanship - Ronnie Laborde Most Improved - Bill Bordelon Student Athlete - Chuck Wale Golf Medalist- Tabb Neblett Tennis: Most Valuable -- Anne Texada Snooky Cumella Award - David Walker Brother Cosmos Memorial Award - Tabb Neblett Ideal Athlete - Wayne Mathews Seniors present Coach Horn with a football players, trophy of appreciation. , 'ff -f'!i 7x life, I. .kk x as N . l' A x v' ' o- fazlvnrk. .i 5g'vv- 'z k' , '. iff: QQQJUR V1 I X .fi sg , ,..K N, Hx.,-4 J ,jr x,,'i .L , 4 , 1JY 'Qe A --I gms.: ' A . ., fa.. T. 13 Q '- Ig-J-'N .-1. Y . -. f ss' ' 'r' i-1: 'Q 5.1.-.' V J 3 's-. '. r 1 'Q '- ' 1 In ., x 1. - N .v x ' r fs. - -, , ' . A :Qffbi Q. - .1-.V ,I . g-Nl' I 1 ' if x exif? ga 1 L. I -, 'Psx ' E ', X l -A x' xx ' 'U - I V , u 1 .5-,f '. 1. is. . -5 . .1 Q 1 'x -a .'i .- s H mains, ,ru QL ','.'a R. Al s 'vo . 1 z . ff 72 -- as O , I L- ' x ... . ... JH- -.f-1 -n-up W, 1' rl? -. . lf' .null . I .-. .- .-. How does it feel to be One of the beautqfulpeople? Now that you know who you are, What are you going to be? And have you traveled very far? As far as the eye can see. How does it feel to be One of the beautyfulpeople? How often have you been there? Often enough to know. What did you see when you were there? Nothing that doesn't show. - John Lennon and Paul McCartney 6 f wx, 4607 Mr. M.H.S. -Ned Voelker 1 Miss M.H. S. - Gay Crotgf Man of Honor Pat Moore Maid of Honor Michele Lumadue First Maid Janet Descant First Man David Walker Second Maid Jarja Wells e e ee , Second Man eeeee ml Greg Gravel Third Maid N el! Burden Third Man Dee Methvin Fourth Maid Julie Betar Fourth M an Barry Hilton 'Q 1972-73 Talon Royalty Court Boy Runners-Up Ray Caesar, Andy johnson, Paul Hebert, Mike Byrnes Not pictured: Gene Matassa, Wayne Mathews 'B aqua' ,f QNP' MEX A 5 'ra-aa . 4 i,w....z 1972-73 Talon Royalty Court Girl Runners-Up Iris Baker, Becky Duke, julie Songy Becky Eskevv, Denise DeSelle, Corinne Sampite 0' 9 00 Oo Q 'go Q 0 I l ' pl 'o 1 1 U on fa? l fyii Senior Class Favorites Pat Moore and Pat Dupuis junior Class Favorites Terry Lienhop and Nell Burden Sophomore Class Favorites Denise Guerringer and jim Villaed N an r h ,e I Nye 1 if Iii .-K-' 2. e if I A , F 5 , ,, F is ,gffffiy ,Kaffe-e.l d, 3? Freshman Class Favorites ek Vii,, ' ' ' g F I ' f,., . I F F ' ., , y - W J sandra Wheeler ,Q ly. A , M . and ,Q 31 Q -Q if ,A A fig Eric Sau ier K , f - Q F . . sen m 1 C he -an We We ' I Most Talented Gay Crotty and Scott Krasinski Most Athletic David Walker and jarja Wells Most School Spirited julie Betar and Paul Hebert me SS-mf S 1 mi. .iid.. i i L... , S , ,-vw .,,x ., Si- .2 gg, -un-ny., MQ 'N M f -paw-' H- F, .,, , V.. W ,. Q-:.Q,..g, N., .k, X Senior personalities Wittiest Monica juneau and Barry Hilton Friendliest Ronnie Laborde and janet Descant Cutest Denise DeSeIIe and Ned Voelker I ?4,'f,.3 E-an-if ,r Most Courteous Robert Polk and Nanette Gremillion Most Likely to Succeed Ray Caesar and Iris Baker Most Dependable jimmy Fiorenza and Vicki Wheeler I i 1972-73 HOMECOMING COURT Becky Eskew, Queeng J ill McCrary, Denise Gueringer, Debbie Villaral Frances Gunn. , i Whafs your perverszon? ' 5 M . - 4 J ilu A ll! if Future finalists for Miss Gay America. ill r l 5 s L s f,l..2!'- David LaCaze, Pam, Lemoine, Eric Saucier, Ruby Wilkerson gang A loan Polk, Stephen Nasello, Mike Scott, Mary Chadwick, Stephen Hall, Anne Voltz -,...u-fl? Y' Bish0p's bi g birthday bash I ,row ., l ,Aq.,,,,,, i ,f!:r1A1-ig fill: J MBL Pat Dupuis and Bishop Greco Birthday cake B biii, iiiiii E B M, ii,i. Bishop Greco is given a standing ovation W ,ww .wa ...swf Bishop cuts the first slice. , ,. , .,., ,mv Q Jeri? , 4 2 . K The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. fl Bagehot Singing in the Talent Show are ludy Geiger and Denise Gueringer 154 The Drill Team performing their HiIIibiIbf Routine during the show. -.ii -.waetixxi Paul Bordelon doing his thing with those drums. ,smother great Singing duo President Terry Lienhop looks on the junior trio of Chase M ris, johnny Price and Tina Hebert. 'ww- H' 412' Ho Ho Ho Santa Claus slid down the Chimmey and bashed the teachers in the face. And now a word from the peanut gallery. . . any if Hey DJ., practicing your walk down the aisle? Speaking up for Women's Lib. . . 'Qu , We could make beautiful music together! Who says Coach Horn pulls all the weight around here? Maw, g y if JF l 4H,, g rrra Inf .if 9 -vff i f 1, H A 6 wi i , ffmzj Q E t Sign up for bellydancing 6th period. And what did you learn in English today? 7 i Watergate was nothing compared to this juniors anxiously waiting to vote. km Q7 10 ' 'lu ., j Q K g K mm' .Nw--, No one will ever know who you voted for M x Phillip Murphy displaying why you should vote for him. l58 Get a new direction with johnson. Todd Ma rye s, -N .. is . si Fw... -1 a Campaign S10 gans being 2 placed all over i the school. aaara Mary Testa, an active participant. in A Point him the right way, David! KX! 159 That which was bitter to endure ,aim President of Student Council Andy johnson may be sweet to remember. 'i A Latin proverb 160 Promises, Promises Promises, Promises' directed by Emma Rae O'NeaI Leading roles played by Scott Krasinski Gay Crotty Mark Lumadue Carol Armstrong julie Songy George LaHood Grove Stafford Steven Rizzo Paul Bordelon may it Scott Krasinsky and Gay Crotty in one Ianice Lohman, Monica juneau, Anne Voltz, and Vicki Wheeler, Grove Stafford, Steven Rizzo, George LaHood, and Paul Bordelon. of the opening scenes. Scott Krasinski and Ray Caesar 5' 'if M' i., ' I Gay Crotty and Scott Krasinski What is Ray going to do to Gay while Scott is watching? me ii? s 1 . L. K .t - ff i i ' T K - 3 z i ij ' 1 W If 9' X 2 Lead, Scott Krasinski Carol Armstrong Scott Krasinski, Billy Coco, Paul Bordelon, and Alice Pinckley. l In every man there is a divine spark, Father Nowery, Barry Hilton, Paul Harred, Greg Gravel, Mike Byrnes, Leslie Stevens, joe Vaughn. Ronnie Laborde, joe Vaughn, Tim Hart ,.r V 5 .V WWA Barry Hilton, Ned Voelker, jimmy Fiorenza, Mike Byrnes and Ray Dauzat. Mark Carbo, Fr. Nowery, Pat Moore and Paul jarred. V! Tim Hart, Mark Lumadue, jimmy Fiorenza, Barry Hilton, and Leslie Stevens. Mlm. Z ii ld: uf J M.. One way! because every man is the son 0 Goal i' 'L ia 'Nw jill McCrary, Lea Meadows, lane Bordelon, Madeline Veneziani Charlotte Bercier and Mary Testa jill McCrary, Elizabeth Chaisson, lane Furby, leanne Rabalais, Debbie Brogden. Retreat '73 CC 33 My onbf boundaries are my dreams. - M. P. Smith jill McCrary, Frances Gunn, Becky Eskew, Debbie Villard and Denise Guerringer ..-1 F t A . al. , sm Becky Eskew crowned 1972 Homecoming Queen e I Frances Gunn Denise Cueringer jill McCrary 4 M., 'bw sf ?, 4 ,r..fuQ . Debbie Villard 7 The Annual Homecoming Parade, where a Revolution of wheels caused a l Revolution of Spirit. I.,-5 1- , - 5 -a..,, Another carload O spiri e 3 ,4.4 ,, ' M .sf Q 1 xefi W 'lla I - f . Sr. Class Float. 168 I , rf 'B ' N2-'ef We I 5 ' i -M M Cheerleaders . 'I ws. RW' ,rf , s Wnw r 3 eee a . ffm' I i 4 4 1 n I 1 3 5 4 E N 4 Carol Vermaelen, jan Richardson, Margaret Marien. w ,,,, ,,,. . .',,. . ' ,JL :rf fe, - N Library Club. And the hardworkers are eventualbf recognized 170 Father Larroque, loanne Cronin, Nell Burden, and Renee Metoyer .P f 'ga ., Y 1 it N-.-our Tim Hart Sister Teresa Ann, loanne Cronin, Nell Burden, Ray Caesar Big girls don't Cry. Dianne Dunn x ' 2 e i eeee -.., .- W - N1 - 'I 'E -- -i1-Q' :xv .,.x: gs , . i . i, .WIS--, .. . 'QL f - f S ' M ,Q N55 Saw .. .1.- .. EW flzfr These next pages are your pages You wanted to see your picture, so here it is - now look for it! '-' ,.., i f 'IV' -1-. . iv 5 -V K ja r ' zim V L' , 3 Q NBL ,7 V H QQQ. uf .- n,,- N z? ' 7k, K, fy! ui is , , a' . X, l s . . , .3 Vyz, t, V fe ' ' 1 . ,, it V X ,I kww-W,-f .fi ,Lf LH 5 W iw X Qwfm. 'M 3 r , 3 ? f F 35 - Q-Z -525 , f , - . -- T . MFA. 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Fear not, I'II light your way, move mountains from your path, walk with you on waters and teach you how to laugh. it Raising hell feeling free A I B 3 !U A not thznk thzsfzsfvhe sungettzng, ' a F 5 A M I V, 'V .:Q:W A V+ 235' 'Q M F, 'L xi LT x m T ' Q ' ig 3 ig I . T .i-55 vu A, , , i' I viii.-1fEfwfE:-' 'l1'511Q 53.4131 - 'L 'ibelfgff -, qf p I, Ni V I L1 ep esents the ejzd 0 n era 41 1 V f ,Q :,. 1 W, 5 , , if WK? Tcgther .thznk of zt as the Q rzszng ... , i:, , Y vw 1 Y . 'rgw A L 4. 4 - aff , ,f ' W-'. 5 v, J ' ' ln '55 ta YQ' 191 , , V 4 fi Senior Biographies SUSAN MARIE ALEXANDER - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Natchitochas Rally 3 - 45 State Rally 3 - 45 Music Award 3 - 45 Beta Club 25 Year- book 15 Chorale 3 - 45 Eaglettes 3 - 45 Flower Drum Song 25 Carnival 35 Promises, Promisesn 45 Art Editor of Menalis 4. ROBERT EUGENE ANDRIES - Attended Menard Central 2 - 3 - 45 Athletic Award 35 4-H Club 2 - 3 - 45 Football 25 Baseball 3 - 4. WALTER ANTHONY ANDRIES - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Newspaper Staff 4. DEBORAH ANN ARMAND - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Natchi- toches Rally 25 Student Council 1 - 25 Yearbook 45 Boosters 1 - 2 - 35 Glee Club 25 Press Club 2. CAROL ANN ARMSTRONG - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Natchitoches State Rally 3 - 45 State Rally 3 - 45 Music Awards 2 - 3 - 45 Boosters 1 - 25 Flower Dru'm Song 25 Carnival 35 Promises, Promises 45 Literary Rally Scholarship. IANICE MARIE AYMOND - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 National Honor Society 3 - 45 Beta Club 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Future Homemakers 45 Boosters1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Y-Teens 2. NELWYN MARIE AYMOND - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Beta Club 3 - 45 Future Nurses of Amer- ica 15 Future Homemakers 3 - 45 Boost- ers1- 2 - 3 - 45 Science 25 Y-Teens 2. IRIS COLLEAN BAKER - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Service Award 2 - 35 Most Dependable 35 Most likely to Succeed 45 Student Council 2 - 3 - 45 Beta Club1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Yearbook Staff 35 Boosters 1 - 2 - 35 Glee Club 25 Choral 35 Eaglelettes 35 Flower Drum Song 25 Carnival 35 Service Award. KATHY DIANNE BELL - Attended Menard Central1 -2-3-4. CHARLOTTE HELEN BERCIER - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 45 Natchitoches Rally 2 - 3 - 45 State Rally 3 - 45 National Honor Soci- ety 25 Future Nurses of America 15 Year- book 2 - 45 Flower Drum Song 25 Car- nival 35 Promises, Promises 45 Liter- ary Rally Scholarship. IULIE ANN BETAR - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Student Council 45 National Honor Society 35 Beta Club 1 - 2 - 35 Chorale Club 1 - 2 - 35 Flower Drum Song 25 Carnival 35 Duchess of Home Coming Court 25 Most Spirited 45 Cheerleader 2 - 3 - 45 Head Cheerleader 4. SUSAN CONSTANCE BOND - Attended Menard Central 45 November Student of the Month 45 Winner of Tal- ent Show 45 Class Officer 45 Future Nurses of America 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Boosters 4. ANDRE PAUL BONNETTE - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Basketball 3 - 45 Track 2 - 4. IANE ANN BORDELON - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Yearbook Staff 15 Boosters 1 - 25 Y-Teens 3. HOLLY DENISE BOWMAN - Attended Menard Central 2 - 3 - 45 4-H Club 45 Drama Club 4. DEBRA KAY BROGDON - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 4-H Club 15 Yearbook Staff 2 - 35 Boosters 1 - 2 - 35 Science Club 35 Y-Teens 2 - 3. MICHAEL IOHN BYRNES II - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Student Council 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Football 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Basketball 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Baseball 1 -2-3-45Track1-2-3-4. MARY CATHERINE CAMPBELL - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 45 Student Council 45 Beta Club 35 Future Homemakers 3 - 45 Library Club2 - 3 - 45 Radio Staff 3. MARK ALLAN CARBO - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Contest Winner in Science Fair 15 Band 1 - 2. PAULA ANTIONETTE CATALDIE - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Natchitoches Rally 45 State Rally 45 Future Homemakers 45 Newspaper Staff 4. RAYMOND CHARLES CEASAR - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Honor RolI1- 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally1- 3 - 45 State Rally 1 - 45 Contest Winner in Optimist Speech 25 Scholastic Award in NEDT, French I, and Chemistry5 Music Award 45 Most Dependable5 Boy's State5 Key Club 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Optimist Apprecia- tion5 Most Likely to Succeed5 Student Council 2 - 3 - 45 National Honor Society 2 - 3 - 45 Key Club International Con- vention5 Debate Team 1 - 3 - 45 Drama Club 3 - 45 Football 15 Basketball 1 - 25 Baseball 15 Flower Drum Song 25 Car- nival 35 David and Lisa 35 Promises, Promises 45 Magazine Associate Editor 45 Morris l. Weiss Memorial Award5 Rap- ides Bank and Trust and Security National Bank Award5 Brother lulius Sci- ence Merit Award5 Decennial Honor Scholarship. WILLIAM THOMAS COUGHLIN - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Honor Roll 3 - 45 Golf1 - 2 - 3 - 45 News- paper Staff 4. GWENDOLYN MARIE COUVILLION - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 45 Student Council 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Future Homemakers 3 - 45 Boosters 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. IOAN MARIE COUVILLION - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Radio Speaking 45 Music Scholarship to N.S.U. 45 Music Award in Band 45 Stu- dent Council 3 - 45 Y-Teens 2 - 35 Band 2 - 3 - 45 Press Club 2 - 3 - 45 Debate Team 45 Yearbook 45 Drama Club 45 Boosters 25 TEC 45 Academic Scholarship Winner. NORMA IEAN COUVILLION - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Natchitoches Rally 2 - 3 - 45 Music Awards 2 - 35 Science Fair 15 Beta Club 25 Newspaper Staff 45 TEC 45 Radio Club 2 - 3 - 45 Majorette 3 - 45 Academic Scholarship Winner. IULIE IOANNE CRONIN - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla RaIly1 - 25 State Rally 15 Contest Winner 15 Scholastic Award 25 Music Award 2 - 35 Who's Who Among American High School Students 35 Student Council 3 - 45 ,National Honor Society 2 - 3 - 45 Beta Club 3 - 45 Future Nurses of America 2 - 35 F.B.L.A. 45 Library Club 25 Science Club 35 Band 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Bishop Creco Religion Award5 Service Award5 Aca- demic Scholarship Winner. GAYLE MARIE CROTTY - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 3 - 45 Natchitoches Rally 2 - 3 - 45 State Rally 2 - 3 - 45 Contest Winner 2 - 3 - 45 Music Awards 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Boosters 1 - 25 Eaglettes 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Exemption Scholarship to L.S.U.5 Flower Drum Song 25 Carnival 35 Promises, Promises 45 Literary Rally Scholarship. RAY PAUL DAUZAT - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 F.B.L.A. 2 - 3 - 45 Debate Team 3 - 45 Football 1 - 2 - 45 Basketball 2 - 3 - 4. MARGRET ELLEN DAVIS - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Yearbook Staff 2 - 35 Boosters 1 - 2 l 35 Alternate Cheerleader 2 - 35 Y-Teens 2 - 3. DANIEL THOMAS DeKEYZER - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Science Fair 15 Student Council 45 4-H Club 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 F.B.L.A. 2 - 3 - 45 Track 2 - 3 - 4. IANET CHRISTINE DESCANT - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Class Officer 25 Yearbook Staff 2 - 35 Boosters 1 - 2 - 35 Cheerleader 45 Glee Club 2 - 35 Concert Choir 45 Most Spir- ited 25 Homecoming Court 25 Press Club 25 Y-Teens 25 Friendliest 45 Flower Drum Song 25 Carnival 35 Promises, Promises 4. DENISE ANN DeSELLE - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Honor Roll 1 -2 - 3 -45Boosters1- 25 Drill Team 3 - 4. WILLIAM HENNETH DRUCKER - Attended Menard Central 3 - 45 Honor Roll3-4. ' REBECCA GENE DUKE - Attended Menard Central 2 - 3 - 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Yearbook Staff 3 - 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Concert Choir 45 David and Lisa 35 Attended Alexandria Senior High 15 Gymnastic Team 15 Freshman Choir15 French Honor Society 15 Y- Teens 1 - 2 - 35 Troyetles 15 Epic Staff 25 Editor in Chief of Talon 45 Senior Service Award5 Town Talk Staffer Award. ANNE CECELIA DUNCAN - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Civic Pro- jects in Volleyball 45 Student Council 45 Boosters 1 - 25 Drill Team 3 - 45 Y-Teens 2 - 3. ANNETTE MARIE DUNN - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Future Homemakers 35 Y-Teens 3. THERESA DIANNE DUNN - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Honor Roll 1 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 3 - 45 Scholastic Awards 25 Beta Club 2 - 3 - 45 F.B.L.A. 3 - 45 Boosters1 - 2 - 3 - 4. PATRICIA IRENE DUPUIS - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Honor Roll 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 2 - 35 Natchitoches Rally 45 State Rally 2 - 35 Contest Winner 25 Scholastic Award 25 Civic Projects 45 Girls' State 35 Student Council 3 - 45 National Honor Society 2 - 3 - 45 Beta Club 1 - 2 - 35 Library Club 2 - 35 Sports Club 2 - 35 Boosters 15 Glee Club 25 Eaglettes 3 - 45 Concert Choir 3 - 45 Cho- rale 3 - 45 Flower Drum Song 25 Car- nival 35 Promises, Promises 45 Ameri- can Legion Award5 Danforth Award5 Ideal Girl5 Service Award5 Academic Scholarship Winner. CECELIA ANN EMANUS - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Honor Roll 15 National Honor Society 35 Beta Club 3 - 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Future Homemakers 3 - 45 Debate Team 15 Library Club 2 - 3 - 45 Y- Teen 25 Academic Scholarship Winner. BECKY LOU ESKEW - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Service Award 35 Class Officer 1 - 35 Student Council 2 - 45 Booster 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 4-H Club 2 - 3 - 45 Yearbook Staff 1 - 25 Y- Teens 1 - 25 TEC 3 - 4. IAMES MARTIN FIORENZA - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Honor Roll 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 15 Contest Winner 15 Most Dependable 25 Class Officer 15 Student Council 1 - 25 National Honor Society 2 - 3 - 45 Beta Club 25 Key Club 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Basketball 15 Service Award. MICHAEL RAY FONTENOT - Attended Menard Central 45 Art Exibit 4. IAYNE ANNE FURBY - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Beta Club 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Boosters 1 - 2 - 35 Y- Teens 2. IOHN DEWEY GAIENNIE - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Contest Winner in Science 1 - 25 Key Club 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Yearbook Staff 1 - 25 Drama Club 3 - 4. MARY STEPHANIE GIST - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Beta Club 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Boosters 1 - 2 - 35 Y- Teens 25 Glee Club 3. SUSAN TARA GLENN - Attended Menard Central 3 - 45 Cenla Rally in Algebra ll 35 Cenla Rally in English 45 Beta Club 35 Drama Club 45 Library Club 45 Boosters 3 - 45 Menalis Associate Edi- tor 4. CHARLES GREGORY GRAVEL - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Athletic Award 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Football 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Basketball 1 - 25 Baseball 45 Track 2 - 3 - 4. DALE ANTHONY GREMILLION - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Key Club 25 Football 1 - 25 Baseball 2 - 35 Track 1 - 2. MARY IUDITH GREMILLION - Attended Menard Central 3 - 45 Honor Roll 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 3 - 45 State Rally 35 National Honor Society 3 - 45 Future Homemakers 3 - 45 Library Club 3 - 4. NANNETTE ADELE GREMILLION - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Honor Roll 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally in French I 15 Most Courteous Girl 45 Scho- lastic Award 15 Class Officer 45 Year- book Staff 2 - 35 Drama Club 35 Boosters 1- 25 Y-Teens 2 - 3. DAVID GLENN HAFTMAN - Attended Menard Central 3 - 4. MICHELLE IARDELL HAMBLET - Attended Menard Central 45 Library Club Treasurer 45 Knights of Columbus Award 4. TIMOTHY IOHN HART - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 3 - 45 State Rally 3 - 45 Scholastic Awards 35 Beta Club 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Drama Club 45 Service Award. MALCOLM PAUL HEBERT, IR. - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Contest Winner 15 Most Spirited 45 Key Club 2 - 3 - 45 Football 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Bas- ketball 15 Track 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. BARRY JOSEPH HILTON -Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Newspaper 45 Football 15 Baseball 2 - 3 - 45 Track 2 - 3 -4. IOE RAY HOLLINCISWORTH -- Attended Menard Central 3 - 45 Student Council 45 Band 3 - 45 Attended Alexan- dria Senior High 1 - 25 Contest Winner 15 Athletic Award 25 Basketball 1 - 25 Chris- tian Athletic Association 1 - 2. PAUL ANDREWIARRED-Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Contest Winner 15 Natchitoches Rally 45 State Rally 45 Football 2 - 3 - 45 Basketball 15 Baseball15Track1. CARL ANTHONY IEANSONNE IR. -- Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Class Officer 45 Football 1 - 25 Track 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. MONICA ANN IUNEAU - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 25 State Rally 25 Scholastic Awards 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Boosters 1 - 25 Honor Scholarship. MARY LOUISE KEARNS - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Boosters3-45 Drummer 4. CYNTHIA LOUISE KENNEDY - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Boosters 15'Menalis Magazine Staff 4. TIMOTHY SCOTT KRASINSKI - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 45 Natchitoches Rally 45 State Rally 45 Contest Winner 45 Music Award 45 Student Council 45 Beta Club 1 - 25 Newspaper Staff 45 Drama Club 3 - 45 Literary Rally Scholarship. RONALD DAVID LABORDE - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 All-District Athletic Award 45 Friendlist Senior Boy 45 Beta Club 25 Key Club 3 - 45 Football 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Basketball 15 Base- ball 2 - 3 - 45 Track 1 - 2 - 35 Academic Scholarship Winner. THOMAS CARL LACHNEY -- Attended Menard Central 3 - 45 Football 3 - 4. GEORGE IOSEPH LaHOOD, IR. - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 45 Natchitoches Rally 3 - 45 State Rally 3 - 45 Music Awards 3 - 45 A Football1-2-3-45Golf1-2-3-4. JOHN SUTTON LAZARONE - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Football 1 - 2 - 35 Basketball 1 - 25 Track 1 - 2. PATRICK ANTHONY LLORENS, JR. - Attended Menard Central 45 Basketball 45 Attended Cantwell High 1 - 2 - 35 Football 1 - 2 - 35 Basketball 1 - 2 - 35 Track 1 - 2 - 35 Letterman Club 1 - 2 - 3. MARK JAMES LUMADUE - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 3 - 45 Natchitoches Rally 45 State Rally 45 Contest Winner 3 - 45 Music Award 45 Student Council 3 - 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Drama Club 1 - 2 - 35 Football 15 Liter- ary Rally Scholarship. JILL ANN McCRARY - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 45 State Rally 45 Beta Club 2 - 35 F.B.L.A. 45 Future Homemakers 2 - 35 Menalis Staff 45 Library Club 15 Boosters 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Drummer4. GREGORY WAYNE MCMAHON - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 P.E. Award 15 Debate Team 15 Football 3. MARGARET ELLEN MARIEN - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Boosters 3 - 45 Y-Teens 2 - 3. TODD JOSEPH MARYE - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Honor Roll 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 15 Scholastic Award 45 National Honor Society 2 - 3 - 45 Beta Club 35 Key Club 2 - 3 - 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Debate Team 35 Salutatorian Award5 Service Award5 Academic Scholarship Winner. DONNA LEA MASTERS - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Boosters 1 - 2 - 35 Y-Teens 3 - 4. JOHN ARNOLD MATHEWS III - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Football 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Baseball 3 - 45 Track 1. LELIA LEA MEADOWS - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Boosters 1 - 2-3-45 Drummer4. RENEE THERESA METOYER - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 C.L.C. 15 Black Student Union 45 Honor Scholar- SEVINA LEONA MILAZZO - Attened Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Beta Club 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Boosters 3 - 45 Y-Teen 2 - 3. PATRICK CARROLL MOORE - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Class Officer 35 Student Council 2 - 35 Key Club 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Drama Club 3 - 45 Football 1 - 2 - 45 Tennis 15 Academic Scholarship Winner. ORA MURRY JR. - Attended Menard Central 2 - 3 - 45 Basketball 45 Black Stu- dent Union 4. JOSEPH PACHOLIK - Attended Menard Central1- 2 -3 -4. BARBARA JANE POLK - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Natchi- toches Rally 45 State Rally 45 Beta Club 25 Newspaper Staff 45 Boosters 15 Concert Choir 3 - 45 Choral 45 Eaglettes 45 Carni- val 3. ROBERT ALLAN POLK - Attended Menard Central 3 - 45 Golf 3 - 45 Athletic Award 35 Attended Birmingham High 1 - 25 Basketball 15 Baseball 15 Golf 25 Junior Achievement 3. CARMEN LUCIA QUARTEMONT - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Contest Winner 15 4-H Club 15 Future Nurses of America 25 Future Homemak- ers 1 - 25 Debate Team 45 Boosters 2 - 3. JEANNE MARIE RABALAIS - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Yearbook 3 - 45 Boosters 1 - 2 - 35 Y-Teens1 - 2. ELENE MARIE RIZZO - Attended Menard Central 3 - 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Tennis 4. RHONDA RENE ROGERS - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Honor Roll 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Girls' State Delegate 35 Class Officer 25 Student Council 15 National Honor Society 45 Beta Club 2 - 3 - 45 Boosters 1 - 25 Drill Team 3 - 45 Y-Teens 2 - 3. ROY ROQUE - Attended Menard Cen- tral1 - 2 -53 - 45 Basketball 4. CORINNE BATHILDA SAMPITE - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Yearbook Staff 3 - 45 Boosters 1 - 25 Cheerleader 3 - 45 Y-Teens 2 - 35 Choral 4. LENORA ELLEN SCHONFIELD - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Class Officer 15 Student Council 2 - 35 Beta Club 25 Yearbook Staff 1 - 2 - 35 Newspaper Staff 35 Boosters 1 - 25 Men- alis Staff 35 Youth Conservation Corps 25 Service Award. JENNIFER AMELIA SMITH - Attended Menard Central 3 -4. JULIET MARIE SONGY - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 3 - 45 Natchitoches Rally 45 State Rally 45 Contest Winner 3 - 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Boosters 1 - 25 Flower Drum Song 25 Carnival 35 Promises, Promises 45 Literary Rally Scholarship. LESLIE BERNARD STEVENS - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Honor Roll 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Contest Winner 15 Beta Club 2 - 35 F.B.L.A. 45 Science Club 35 Honor Scholarship. GAYLE MARIE STOLZER - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 F.B.L.A. 4. MARY ELLEN TESTA - Attended Menard Central 2 - 3 - 45 Student Coun- cil 2 - 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 35 Boosters 3 - 45 Y-Teens 2 - 3 - 4. JOSEPH VAUGHN, JR. - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Football1. MADELINE ANTOINETTE VENEZIANI - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Honor Roll 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Cenla Rally 2 - 3 - 45 State Rally 2 - 3 - 45 Scholastic Awards 2 - 35 National Honor Society 2 - 3 - 45 Beta Club 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Boosters 2 - 35 Glee Club 2 - 3. CAROLE ANNE VERMAELEN - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Boosters1-2-3-4. EDWARD SPARROW VOELKER lll - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Honor Roll 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Athletic Award 35 Student Council 3 - 45 Beta Club 25 Key Club 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Football 15 Basketball 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Track 15 Service Award. CAROLYN SUE VONDENSTEIN - Attended Menard Central 3 - 45 News- paper Staff 4. CHARLES RAY WALE - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Athletic Awards 3 - 45 P.E. Award 15 Beta Club 25 Football1-2-3-45Track1-2-3-4. DAVID STAFFORD O'SHEE WALKER - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 KeyClub1-2-3-45Football1-2-3-45 Basketball 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Baseball 45 Track 1 - 2 - 3 - 4. JARJA MARIE WELLS - Attended Menard Central 3 - 45 Most Athletic Girl 45 Class Officer 45 4-H Club 35 Yearbook Staff 3 - 45 Sports Club 35 Boosters 35 Attended Alexandria Senior High 1 - 25 Student Council 1 - 25 4-H Club 1 - 25 Future Homemakers1 - 25 Future Teach- ers of America 1 - 25 Junior Volunteers 1 - 25 Sports Club 1 - 25 Youth Conserva- tion Corps 25 Service Award. VICKI LYNN WHEELER - Attended Menard Central 1 - 2 --3 - 45 Cenla Rally 45 Natchitoches Rally 45 State Rally 45 Home Coming Court 35 Student Council 3 - 45 F.B.L.A. 45 Future Homemakers 35 Library Club 25 Boosters 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 C.L.C. 25 Most Dependable Girl 45 Drummer3 -4. ,wi V PV? 15 Q s .5 4 I5 Wing In it QB'-e. Y.: ...---- f f,,.,..'-o-F' 91' R ,, L: 'ff B. 'laik sv , - o. .. . L , ff. -yr 5 so f 4 i., ff-yy Ay wg. ' . 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Mansours Jewelry and Giffs S'ra ns Flowers Kay's Shoe SI'ore Judy's Alexandria Business Machine Van Gossen Insurance Mr. Sco+'I' Brame Gem Jewelry ScoH Truck and Trac+or Herbie K's Big M Army Surplus Simms Flower Shop Alexander and BoI+on Schnaclcs MacDonalds Reed's Typewriler Exchange Hancocks A Adcock, Mark - 103 Aertker, Catherine - 53, 88, 94 Aertker, Mary - 80 Alexander, Barbara - 50, 53, 88, 94 Alexander, Susan - 60, 54 Allen, Cassie - 72 Andries, Robert- 42, 60,121 Andries, Thomas -- 72 Andries, Walter - 39, 60 Ardoin, Mary B. - 54, 55, 80 Armand, Deborah - 60,198 Armand, Glen - 34, 38, 72 Armstrong, Carol- 54, 55, 60, 163 Ashley, Donald - 44, 80 Aymond, janice - 36, 37, 41, 60 Aymond, Nelwyn - 37, 41, 60 B Baglio, lda - 88 Baglio, Marie - 41, 72 Baker, Anne - 36, 37, 80, 51 , 53, 145 Baker, Beverly - 37, 51 , 80 Baker, Iris - 36, 39, 60, 158, 175 Barron, Vicki -88 Basco, Wanda - 80 Bell, Kenneth - 60 Bell, Timothy - 72 Bercier, Charlotte - 54, 61 , 165, 198 Bergeron, james - 88 Berry, Susan - 36, 37, 51, 54, 55, 80 Betar, julie - 34, 49, 48, 61,143, 148 Bond, Michael -72 Bond, Pamela - 41 , 72,154 Bond, Susan - 41, 58, 61, 154 Bonneau, james -80, 129, 130 Bonnette, Andre -61,113,128 Bono, joseph - 80, 81 Bordelon, Cathy - 72 Bordelon, Clark - 88 Bordelon, james - 80 Bordelon, jane - 55, 61,165 Bordelon, julie -80 Bordelon, Mary -- 53,72 Bordelon, Michael -88 Bordelon, Paul- 54, 72, 55, 155, 162,163 Bordelon, Stanley- 88 Bordelon, Vicki - 39, 45, 44,72 Bordelon, William - 80, 122, 124 Bostick, Dennis - 41, 72 Bourg, Mary Ann - 88 Bowman, Holly - 38, 61 Brame, Catherine - 72,168 Brame, Grady - 80,113,119,130 Student Index Brame, Scott M. - 34, 87, 88 Brocato, james -88 Brogdon, Deborah - 61,165 Brouillette, joe - 88, 44 Broussard, Keith - 81, 88 Broussard, Kevin - 44, 80 Brown, Robert- 44, 80 Bruninckx, Dianne - 42, 72 Bruyninckx, Mike -44, 88 Burden, Nelk-34,36,37,42,48, 49,53,72,142,146,170 Burton, Robert -80 Bush, Gerard - 88 Byrnes, Kellie -- 34, 40, 53, 72 Byrnes, Michael -- 34, 35, 39, 61, 103,104,121,144,164 Byrnes, Patrick -- 34, 88, 86, 91 C Campbell, Eileen -36, 88 Campbell, Kenneth - 80 Campbell, Mary - 34, 36, 37, 41, 61 Campo, Anita - 51, 53, 72 Campo, Cheryl - 50, 51, 72 Campo, Cory - 88 Campo, jared - 36, 37, 80 Campo, Samuel -88 Carbo, Mark -62,164,175 Cargle, Sheri- 41, 80 Carlin, Stephen - 80 Carlino, Wayne - 71, 72, 103, 105, 109,121, 129 Carnahan, Susanna - 53, 80 Carruth, Kenneth - 80, 55 Cataldie, Paula - 62,179 Cataldie, Sonny - 38, 88 Caulk, Robert- 72 Cazes, Denise - 87, 88 Ceasar, Raymond - 34, 35, 36, 38, 40, 42, 54, 55, 144, 150, 162, 170 Chadwick, Mary - 50, 53, 88, 131,152 Chaisson, Elizabeth - 41, 62, 165 Chaney, Frances - 34, 53, 50, 87, 88 Chicola David - 80 chicoia, Monty-80,129 Cicardo, Eugene -- 88 Cicardo, rom -71, 37, 72 Clark, Mike - 36,72 Coco, William - 55, 88,163 Coleman, Cheryl- 53, 72 Coleman, Patricia - 35, 55,80 Colvin, james -80,113,119, 121,122,123 Cotton, Earl- 43, 80,103,113, 119 Coughlin, Catherine - 50, 87, 88 Coughlin, Tommy - 62,130 Courtney, Richard - 45, 44, 88 Couvillion, Gwen - 34, 41 , 62 Couvillion, joan - 34, 37, 38, 42, 44 Couvillion, Norma - 37, 39, 44, 62 Cowen, Patricia - 50, 88 Cowen, Michael -80 Cronin, joan ne - 36, 37, 41, 44, 62,170 Cronin, john -88 Crotty, Gayle - 67, 62,137,148, 162, 163, 198 Curcio, Patricia - 89 D Daenen, Dale - 89 Daenen, Linda - 37, 51,72 Daigrepont, Thomas - 44, 45, 89 Damico, Darleen - 37, 53, 72, 71 Daniel, Debbie - 89 Daniels, Tina - 89 Dauzat, Ray - 34, 41 , 164 David, Emmett -89 David, Paul- 40, 42, 72,179 Davis, Lawrence - 89 Davis, Ellen - 62 Davis, Pamela -89 Davis, Robert -80, 119,129 Daw, Susan - 41, 72 Dean, Pamela - 55 DeBellevue, Leon - 89,121 DeKeyzer, Cecilia - 42, 72 DeKeyzer, Daniel - 34, 42, 62, 128 DeKeyzer, john - 42, 41, 89 DeKeyzer, julie - 42, 81, 41 DeKeyzer, Ronald - 40, 41, 42, 72 DeKeyzer, William - 69 delValle, Luis - 34, 40, 42, 72 Descant, janet - 34, 48, 49, 62, 140,149,180 Descant, joey - 55,81, 103,119 DeSelle, Denise - 52, 62, 145, 149,178 Deville, Lynn - 50, 89 Dick, Quentin - 71, 72,129,199 Diebold, Carolyn - 37, 53, 81, 55 Difulco, Luke - 72,103,105 Dodge, William - 73 Doyle, james - 89 Drew, Betty - 50, 53, 94, 89 Drucker, William -62 Ducote, Gary - 81 Dufour, David - 36, 73, 77,113,119 Dufour, Mary - 89 Dufour, Richard - 38, 39, 81 Duke, Rebecca - 34, 39, 55, 63, 67,145,196,198 21' Duncan, Anne - 34, 52,63 Duncan, joe - 10, 81 Duncan, Richard-129 Dunn, Annette-41,63 Dunn, Denise - 41, 81 Dunn, Diane - 41, 63,170 Dunn, Karen -89 Dunn, Mary K. - 50, 89 Dupuis, Patricia - 34, 35, 36, 54, 55, 63,146,153 E Edmonson, Michael- 89,121 Edmonson, Stephen - 40, 73, 121 Eggert, Harold -89 Elias, Charlene - 50, 89 Elie, Cheryl - 43 Ellis, Georgette - 89 Ellis, Greg-81, 177 Emanus, Catherine - 36, 81, 44 Emanus, Cecilia - 36, 37, 41, 63 Eskew, Becky - 34, 42, 50, 51, 63, 145,151, 166,174 Eskew, Patricia - 81 F Farace, Angela - 51,81 Fiorello, Robert- 89 Fiorenza, jimmy - 36, 40, 63, 150,164 Flaccomio, Vicki - 37, 52, 53, 71, 73 Flynn, Danny - 73,149 Fontenot, Michael -64 Fontenot, Monty - 81 Ford, Anita - 73 Ford, john - 43, 81 Foster, Irene - 81 Fowler, Kimberly - 81 Fruge, Ginger - 51, 81 Fuhrer, Gigi- 80, 81, 170 Furby, jane - 64,165 Furby, Sissy - 71, 73, 76,197 G Gaiennie, Anne - 36, 37, 81,179 Gaiennie, john - 40, 64 Gallo, Catherine - 55, 81 Gaspard, Terry - 73 Gatlin, Louis - 81 Gauthreaux, Ray - 81, 89 Gauthier, Anita - 81 Geiger, judie - 34, 35, 38, 81, 154,174 Genova, Toni -89 Geyer, Carl- 73 Giambrone, Cynthia -73 Gibbens, Dub - 89 Gist, Ellen - 50, 87, 89 Gist, Robert - 40, 42, 73 Gist, Stephanie - 64,198 Giordano, Sam - 89 Glenn, Susan - 36, 37, 38, 39, 64 Glenn, Virginia - 90 Glorioso, Anthony - 90 Graham, Billy - 39, 93 Gravel, Gregory - 39, 64, 103, 121,128,141,164,176 Gremillion, Clarie-86,90 Gremillion, Dale-34, 65,168 Gremillion, Timothy-90 Gremillion, Donald - 73 Gremillion, Denise-50, 90 Gremillion, Mary-81 Gremillion, Lucy-42, 90 Gremillion, Mary E. -65 Gremillion, Nannette - 65, 58, 150 Griswold, Teresa - 90 Gueringer, john -90 Gueringer, Mary Denise - 37, 51, 54, 55, 78, 79, 80, 82, 147, 151,154,167 Guillory, Helena - 54, 73 Guillory, Michael- 36, 41, 44, 55,73 Guillot, Wendell -82 Gunn, Frances - 53, 55, 80, 82, 151,166,167 Gunn, Norman - 90 Gutierrez, Wilbur-90 Gypin, Sharon - 41, 73 H Haftman, David - 65 Hair, Nash - 36, 38, 39, 81 Hall, Stephen - 90, 91,152 Halm, Michael -82 Hamilton, Fred -82, 131 Hamblet, Maura - 90 Hamblet, Michelle - 36, 65 Hammett, Maria - 87, 90 Hansen, Cheryl- 36, 90 Hardy, Charles -- 40, 82, 119, 121 Hargroder, Erin - 90 Hart, Timothy - 37, 38, 65,164, 170 Hawthorne, Hawthorne, Hawthorne, Hawthorne, Donald -82 Donna - 51, 82 Robert- 41, 73 Kathryn -90 Hayden, Cynthia -42, 87, 90 Hayden, Frankie -- 42, 73 Haynes, Linda -82 Heath, Rachal -82 Hebert, Tommie - 37, 53, 70, 73 Hebert, Tina - 73,155,196,198 Hebert, Paul - 40, 65,103, 105, 129,144, 148 Hennegan, james Gregory -90 Henry, Richard - 73, 82 Henry, Denise - 36, 82 Hillman, Anita - 50, 90 Hilton, Barry - 39, 65,121,128, 143,149, 164 Hilton, Leslie - 50, 90 Hilton, Sharon - 51, 73, 76,197 Hollingsworth, joe - 34, 44, 45, 65 Hirchak, Edward - 90 Hopewell, john -90 Hunter, Elaine - 73 Hussey, janie - 42, 73,198 l jackson, julie -90 jackson, Mark -82 jackson, Patricia - 50, 90 jackson, jane - 82 jackson, john - 45, 44, 86, 90 jarrell, Fahy - 82 jarred, Paul- 38, 55, 65,164 jeansonne, Carl- 34, 54, 58, 128,132 johns, Roger - 37, 40, 42, 73, 175 johnson, Andy - 34, 36, 40, 74, 144,160,199 johnson, Debra - 82 johnson, Katie - 90 johnson, Miriam - 53, 55, 49, 42, 48, 74, 72 johnson, jerry - 74 jones, Robert- 82,103,129 jones, jennifer - 53, 90, 94,131 jones, Walter - 90 joseph, Leo - 43, 82,103 juneau, Monica - 37, 52, 55, 65 62,149,162 K Kaplan, Deborah - 90 Kearns, Mary - 41, 51 , 65 Keefe, Gayle -- 44 Kelley, Phillip -103 Kelm, Kathleen - 90 Kelm, Richard - 82 Kennedy, Cynthia - 65 Kerry, Robert- 91 Kerry, Sherry - 83 Kleinheinz, Ernest-91 Krasinski, Timothy - 39, 44, 54, 55, 65, 148, 162, 163 Kraley, Dee Dee - 55, 83 Kramer, David -83 Kramer, Bernard - 74 Kramer, Patricia - 74 Kramer, Mary - 53, 42, 74 L LaBouef, Leslie -83 LaBouef, Lisa - 91 LaBouef, T. j. - 74 Laborde, Donny - 44, 83,103, 119,128 Laborde, Ronald -40, 66, 71, 76,103,107,121,132,149,164 Laborde, Deborah - 74 LaCaze, David - 91,152 LaCaze, Keith - 74 Lachney, Donna - 91 Lachney, Mary - 55, 83 Lachney, Thomas - 66 LaCombe, jimmy - 91 Lacom be, Rose - 53, 50,91 LaCour, james - 43, 91 LaCroix, Charles - 36, 44, 45, 74 LaFleur, Ernestine - 83 LaHood, George - 66, 54, 55, 103,162 LaHood, Susan - 74,130,174 Lancaster, Holly - 36, 37, 38, 83, 55 Lanier, jann -83 Lanius, Malcolm - 38, 39, 44, 45, 74 Lauve, Lewis - 91 Lawrence, Sharon - 36, 41 , 91 Lazarone, john -66, 176 Lazarone, Mark - 83,103,129 Leavines, Roger - 42,91 Leggio, Ronald -83 Lejeune, Robert -44 Lejeune, Kristine - 34, 44,74 Lejeune, Van - 44, 74 Lemoine, Linda - 83 Lamoine, Pamela - 50, 91,152 Lemoine, Timothy --91 Lewis, Elizabeth - 42, 81, 91 Lienhop, Terry - 42, 70, 71, 74, 147,155 Llorens, Patrick-66 Lohman, Cheryl- 51, 83 Lohman, janice - 51, 83,162 Lohman, jane - 36, 51, 53, 55, 74 Lohman, Patty - 53, 91 Lolan, Dana - 34, 54, 55, 78, 79, 83 Lord, Michael -91 Lorio, Maria - 91 Lohman, Susan - 34, 37 Lumadue, Lisa - 34, 50, 53, 91 Lumadue, Mark - 39, 54, 55, 66, 164 Lumadue, Michele - 36, 50, 51, 53,139,199 Lusk, Gladys - 74 M McAllister, jean - 44, 91 McCampbell, Herbie - 49, 75 McChesney, Lanny - 91 McCrary, jill - 39, 41 , 51 , 66, 157,165,166,167 McCrary, Wade Lee - 91 McDonald, Cecilia - 44, 83 McDonald, Veronica - 53, 55, 75 McFalls, Norellie -83 McGlnty, Susan - 37, 51, 53, 54, 83 McGraw, Gwendolyn - 83 McKey, Michael- 83, 81 McMahon, Gregory - 66,103 McRae, Debbie - 75 McRae, Tammy - 91 McSween, Liz - 50, 53, 91 , 94, 131 McWhorter, jo Ann - 36, 53, 75 Madden, jackie - 34, 35, 37, 51 Madewell, Aubrey - 74 Mansour, Donald - 91 Mansour, Melissa - 92,131 Marek, Dennis - 92 Marek, Debra - 74 Marien, Margaret -66, 169 Martin, Mary - 36, 37, 38, 53, 55, 84 Marye, Todd - 36, 40, 41, 66, 159 Masters, Claudette - 50, 87, 92 Masters, Donna - 39, 52, 67 Matassa, Gene - 39, 74,103, Mathews 121,169 ,Alfred-44, 92,121 Mathews, john - 67, 103, 121, 123 Mathews, Brent -103, 108, 121 Mathews, Karen - 40, 44, 84 Mathews, Susie - 50, 53, 92 Mathews, Pat- 40, 51, 75 Mathews, Rodney - 75 Mathews, Wayne - 40, 75,103, 104,107,109,113,117,121, 122, 128,129, 132 Mathews, jan -84 Mayeux, Charlene - 37, 43, 75 Meadows, Lelia Lea - 51 , 67, 165 Medica, Terri- 75 Meilleur, Peggy -- 40, 51 , 75 Melancon, Beth - 34, 36, 37, 51, 53, 70, 75 Melancon, Ann - 37, 53, 75 Metoyer, George - 43, 92 Melancon, Cheryl -- 34, 37, 51, 53, 84 Metoyer, Phyllis - 37, 43, 55, 84 Metoyer, Lionel -43 Methvin, DeWitt - 36, 40, 75, 105,113,114,142 Metoyer, Renee - 43, 67, 1 70 Metoyer, Silton - 34, 43, 44, 75 Metrejean, Gary - 92 Michiels, Brent- 44, 45, 84, 176 Mikell, Franklin -37, 75 Milazzo, Savina - 41 , 67 Miller, Leo - 92 Miller, Mark - 92 Miller, Marvin -92,103 Mitchell, Mary Lisa - 84 Moore, Gary - 92 Moore, Mary Eileen - 50,92 Moore, Patrick - 38, 40, 67,103, 138,146,164 Moras, Dan - 92 Moreau, john - 84 Morris, Chase - 75,155 Murchison, john P. - 41, 75,128 Murphy, Philip -- 75,158,179 Murray, Herta - 43,84 Murray, Ora - 43, 67,113,115 N Nagela, Melnee Ann - 84, 55 Nasello, Steven Lawrence -92, 152 Nassif, David joseph -84,121 Nassif, Mary Elizabeth - 50, 92 Neale, jeffery S. -84 Neblett, Abigail - 53, 92, 94 Nebleu, Tabb - 75, 113, 115, 130,133 Nasello, Steven - 92 Nessel, David - 92 Nichols, julis - 36, 42,75 Nolan, Alan R. - 84,129 O O'Reilly, Gerald-92 P Pacholic, joseph Paul -67 Paige, Philip Arthur- 40, 84 Paar, Mary Ann - 45, 44, 84, 75 Paar, Phillip--113,119,121 Penoli, Wayne -92 Percy, Mary Theresa - 42, 57, 75 Perez-Montes, Marcelo Phane -92 Perez-Montes, Luis Fernando - 40, 84,103 Perkins, Carol Perkins, Melvin Keith - 92, 45, 44 Petrus, Gregory Clande - 84, 103 Petty, Thomas - 44, 45, 75 Pharris, Richard - 84 Phillips, Mary Denise - 84, 53 Phillips, Teresa - 36, 37, 53, 75, 51 Pias, Richard - 76 Pinckley, Alice - 42, 54, 76,163 Pitman, joanna - 39, 84, 54, 55 Poche, Michael- 36, 44, 45, 84 Polk, jane Lee - 39, 54, 55, 67 Polk, janet- 50, 92 Polk, joan - 50, 92,152 Polk, Kristie - 92 Polk, Lorilee - 76,179 Polk, Robert Allan - 67,13O, 150 Polk, Susan Diane - 84, 79,80 Potts, Connie - 92 Pousson, Kevin - 92 Pousson, jocelyn - 37, 52, 76, 72 Presson, Rusty - 39, 76,128 Presson, Stephanie - 92 Price, johnny - 76, 73,103,155 Provosty, Bucky - 93 Provosty, Saint- 84,153, 125, 154 Q Quartermont, Carmen - 55, 67, 1 77 213 4 R , Rabalais, jeanne Marie -67, 165,176,199 Rachal, Debra A. - 84 Rachall, jay -- 93 Racine, Sharon K. -93 Racine, Thalmas - 93 Raila, Philip-93 Randall, Chris - 34, 36, 40, 42, 76,113,114,115,132 Redmond, Erin - 93, 42, 55, 76, 71, 77 Redmond, Timothy Reece, George - 93 Reed, David - 43, 76,103 Reed, Stephen Craig - 40, 84, 113,119,121 Reedy, Denis - 45, 93 Reese, Mary - 76 Renda, Donald - 84 Rice, james - 93 Rice, Phyllis - 36, 37, 51, 53, 76 Richards, Donna - 93 Richardson, jann - 55, 76, 77, 169,174 Rino, George - 71,76 Rino, joseph - 93 Rino, Paul -84 Rioux, Cindy - 84 Rizzo, Elene Marie - 39, 67, 131,177 Rizzo, Steve - 54, 55, 76,162 Robert, Thomas Edwin - 84 Rodgers, joseph - 84 Rodriquez, Imelda - 93 Rodriquea, Nelda - 84 Rogers, Ben - 37, 76 Rogers, Rhonda Rene - 36, 52, 68 Roque, David - 43, 76 Roque, Roy Wayne - 43, 68 Rougent, Vicki -84 Roy, David - 76 Roy, Thomas - 93 Rud, Cyndee - 44, 84 Ryder, Linda - 39, 41, 42, 76 S Sampite, Corinne Bathilda - 49, 48, 55, 68, 140,178 Saucier, Eric - 93,103,121 , 147, 152 Saucier, Kathy - 34, 36, 37, 76, 70 Saucier, Nancy - 76 Saucier, Pamela - 84 Scalfano, judie - 77,179 Scheurmann, Lacey - 71, 54, 55, 77,169,197 Schneider, Frank - 93 Schonfeld, Lenora - 39, 68,176 Scott, Michael - 44, 94, 152 Scroggs, Madeline Sealy, Kathy - 36, 86 Semrad, joy Elaine Sepulvado, Donna - 93 Shea, Mary - 38, 50, 93 Shervey, Mary -- 77 Shervey, Shannon - 93 Shervey, William - 77 Shores, Desian ne - 94 Simms, Thomas - 94, 95,160 Simmons, Don -94 Simmons, Lee - 77,103,129 Slaughter, Clyde -85 Soileau, Rudie - 85 Songy, David - 85,103,119,129 Songy, julie - 54, 34,68,66,145, 178,199 Songy, Michaiel - 40, 85, 70, 103 Springer, Shari - 39, 41, 44, 47 Stafford, Belle - 36, 77,199 Stafford, Grove - 54, 85, 55, 154, 162 Stevens, David Leon - 85 Stevens, Leslie - 41, 68, 63,164 Stevens, Marsha - 77 Stolzer, Gayle - 41, 68 St. Romain, Debbie - 51, 85, 71 Swift, john - 94 T Tanner, Steven - 94 Tassin, Sidney - 34, 36, 39, 40, 42, 77, 160, 178,196 Testa, joe - 40, 54, 55, 77 Testa, Mary - 50, 51, 68, 159, 165 Texada, Anne David - 34, 80, 94, 131 Texada, Anne Marie - 50, 94 Texada, jay - 85, 78,103 Texada, Margaret- 36, 37, 85, 48, 49, 178 Texada, Mary Louise - 36, 77, 199 Thevenote, Catherine - 85 Thibeaux, Mark-94 Thiels, Cynthia - 94 Thiels, David - 36, 41, 77 Timmer, Russell -94 Torry, jerard - 94, 43 Torry, Robert - 34, 43, 85 Totah, Michele - 36, 37, 38, 39, 85,131,160 Turrengano, Frances - 37, 57, 85 U Upton, Robert- 94, 121 Ursey, Mark A. - 94 V Van Asselberg, Lou Anne -41, 77 Van Asselberg, Regina - 36,95 Vanderlick, Carmen - 95, 55, 53 Vanhoof, Susan Marie -- 85, 57 Vandersypen, Candy - 44, 77 Vaughn, Donna - 85 Vaughn, joe -164, 177 Veneziani, Madeline -- 69,165 Vercher, james Daniel -85 Vercher, Tracy - 95 Vermaelen, Carole - 69,169 Vermaelen, Michael -85 Vermaelen, Paul - 77 Verzwyvelt, Cathy -95 Vicknair, Mary - 44,85 Villard, Debbie - 37, 44, 85, 151,166,167 Villard, Mary Elizabeth - 52,53 40 Villard, james Allan - 85,103, 147 Villard, Marcelle - 95, 103 Villemez, Catherine -- 34, 37, 38, 51 Voelker, Ned - 40, 69, 66, 117, 136, 149, 164 Voltz, Ann - 53, 50, 55, 95, 153, 162 Voltz, john - 77,128 Vondenstein, Carolyn - 39, 69, 177 W Wagner, Ronald - 95 Wale, Chuck -69, 133 Wale, Michael -85 Walker, David - 40,69,103, 104, 109, 113, 121,124, 128, 132,140,148,159,178 Walker, Thomas -95 Walker, Timothy -95 Wallace, Thomas - 40, 85, 113, 119, 154 Ward, Wlizabeth - 37, 85 Warrner, Donna - 95 Wasson, john judson -85 Waterman, josh - 95 Wells, Geri j. - 50, 95, 93 Wells, jarga - 58, 42, 69, 141, 148,197,178 Wells, Mark - 95 Westphal, Debra - 77,176 Westphal, Steven -95 Wheeler, Sandra - 53, 50, 86, 95,147 Wheeler, Vicki - 34, 69, 57, 55, 150, 162 White jimmy - 95 White, Sherry- 77,198 Wilkerson, Rhonda Merle - 37, 53, 85, 79 Wilkerson, Ruby - 53, 50, 95, 91,152 Williams, Lori Lynn - 53, 95 Worley, Hohn - 37, 77 Wycoff, Eugenia - 45, 44, 43, 85 Y Young, Katheryn - 37, 57, 85, 53