Istrouma High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1985 volume:

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To mark this division of the two nations, they decided to erect a tall pole and paint it red. Thus ISSE TROUMA, mean- ing red stick marked the site of the Indian Campfires. As the years passed, Isse Trouma became known as lstrouma and was a landmark to all. So bountiful was the land that Indians from far and wide came to lstrouma to make a new home. The population became so great that lstrouma grew into a mighty Indian nation. Legend has it that a young brave named Nawaganti became chief of the new lstrouma Nation and ruled his people with austere dignity, stern justice, and fierce loyalty. The Indian nation loved their mighty leader and lived lives of contentment and adventure in their land of plenty. Then, suddenly one day, from out of the forest, came something that sent the Indians into tur- moil . . . white men, dressed in strange clothes. Nawaganti was alarmed, his people frightened. The white men, French explorers, liked lstrouma and wanted to bring more white men here to live. Nawaganti, realizing what the outcome would be, sent his people into a war dance to prepare for battle. Nawaganti, great warrior and chief, led his braves into battle against the white men. These men, who dared to take away everything from the lstrouma Indians, and to call the 'red stick Baton Rouge, KILLED NAWAGANTI. The Indians, then without a chief, began to turn back and return to their homes. Nawaganti dead! Nawaganti gone! His people grieved. Their great and noble chief was lost forever. Agony was in their hearts. Their souls were sick with remorse. Only the reddened pole remained to remind them of the hap- piness they once knew with Nawaganti. They remembered the peaceful days, the perfect life for the lstrouma Indians. Many days of mourning passed. The Indians began leaving their beloved lstrouma. Only one re- mained, Nawaganti, who fought and died for lstrouma. And, so the legend says, Nawaganti still walks the paths he once defended. A great school now stands in Nawaganti's land. And, 'tis said, when braves do battle and followers' hearts are true, Nawaganti rules as long ago, and lends his spirit, ever loyal, brave and true. f liiciimari, A SCHOOLS HGLQLIT OVEQI Hoi? Lugfzac QMOSJOEVZ IM LIFE. T116 QLIQQQSL5 Hnuutica Vout As it ceteftio eval! Twviqlt we em' mu EIQQH QTHEIQS Meicvefs ,A G14-?u4J17me?S, C0000 lfvtdk t,fufTl-I QMAQ VUQITIMCSS I-lMO F5Q0!?ElAL1,V Ypbtfd LIVE, lvl we ge Wet, sea was 0-mera fm THA? FMTUiQg lllfi1LIDEc2 LIQHTS O64 VEfi:UlTC?tEfZ y ?lMd'fCZ'Lly introduction 3 WHAT IS STUDENT LIFE AT ISTROUMA? 5 vi. .1 A 4 3 . c .. 1 . 1 1 1 x , T 'Wlmuwg 'E L S ig' - we-wr ' 'I M :JA...,1 E ,.,Lq,,d,5,N. 5., MM t h an- ' , 4 ,V . .,.,, gsfv'f:f::-,f,g- ,.,-5 Av LEFT: Being organized in class. CENTER LEFT: Contemplating going to practice or not. MIDDLE: Focusing on beating the tardy bell. CENTER RIGHT: Having strong study habits. LEFT: Making sure the food fits quality standards. St dent Life 5 1 6 Student Life CHECK OUT REQUESTS LEFT: UI feel a fever coming on BELOW LEFT: ul CouIdn't eat a thing at lunch. BELOW RIGHT: There's a sale at Cortanaf' is x-.H HOME CN THE RESERVATIUN fa. ' 1 1 1 li 5 MINUTES BETWEEN CLASSES SCMETIMES OUR BEST ABOVE: I'This pole needs me. ABOVE RIGHT: IIAm I ready for this. CENTER LEFT: Look at those smiles! CENTER RIGHT: Some days sunshine seems to be the only friendly thing. RIGHT: And some days a mo- ment to collect your thoughts while you walk helps out. 8 Student Life FRIENDSHIP . . H- Q ly' ...ATRE D pf , f ff Ned!! f , aff, A www. I . . . AT ISTROUMA Student Life 9 STUDYING? WHAT'S THAT? RIGHT: 'Ilust pretend we're looking over homework and finish telling me about Friday night. BELOW: I'Look at her trying to copy off of his paper, and he doesn't even know what he's doing. 5 MIDDLE: I'PriCe . . . Prickly . . . Pride: state of being proud. It's nice to know who I am. BOTTOM RT.: Everyone who comes to the study period gets a free meal in the cafeteria. 10 Student Life 5 WMM, Out. CAN I EAT ON BOTH LUNCH SHIFTS? LEFT: The lines were so long, BELOW: 'There's nothing like these students decided to sit it sitting in the sun with a full stomach. I , - ABOVE: l'Did they forget about us, or what? BELOW LEFT: llThese students . - :wma-. E .,.....-...,..-f-.J - '1 gi gratefully decided to show us the fine art of eating. i 1 ,..A Std tLf Tl 12 Homecoming UW LEFT: llWhere's the ball? BELOW LEET: Some of our players participatd in Spirit day. BELOW RIGHT: The winning door was Ms. Ourso's homeroom. They were presented a plaque at the pep-rally. BCDTTOM: Our queen, Lisa Lea, and her court are presented during half-time activities. Homecoming 13 'mf' A , I I Mir! 4 -EM 6,55 K: F , 1 I' u if JFS : f I gf 1 f' .4- - - 4. A - Q ,-5' .4 , 151 ... 7 i . Lk vga x Q . Q 1 NW' ' i N 1 X xv -X . x ? f K MW -..... U., M-of - 1 1 r I lstrouma's Homecoming, Oc- tober 5, 1984, was a respectable night. The Queen, Lisa Lea, and the IHS maids were caravanned by some, to say the least, fine cars. The evening ended with a llBreaking in the Spirit dance after the game. x .J ABOVE: Shelli Smith, junior Homecoming maid. Ax , 'ea .-di' fl ix N ' , - 4 A l : J W ' . K . 5 , 'iz 1 I , 1 t w A I xf ABOVE: Kimberly McKee, junior ABOVE: Tresella Thomas, junior Homecom- Homecoming maid. ing maid. l Homecoming 15 N. -ALF lin' . ww ff. X A z I 3 . . Q fi x 'gf'- 4 . 4 ' --Kd' Q 'H 'O :M -- . 1- fi g'. f, - gc .lm ,5-. . 49- 4 . xi, in 4 V nr 9 s. ' I qi! -' 'fvxi if . .-'.'f '- 'L m, ,. ' 'x ,- 4 K- I A Na.. . 'N f x VI 1. 4,4 ok V W . ' Nw w. Q Q mp., ' K w A Aa, x . N .L ,.,a - rf' , le A 2 Ag, ? x ff. Q -In t x X X Qi U n iisrifl ' 74 411 451-I-'-zfgavf 4 ljglfgu is mf ,55- M, 1 7' s ,z X , X . . 'N 3' Y Y- A-f-V V7 M X l 1' pn 41 . B- fug- 1 E , Kimberly Akins Miklyn Antoline Shawndolyn Barrow Tasia Bass Tammy Beard Effie Belvin Shanon Blanchard Edgar Bourgeois Robert Breland Sharon Browning Michelle Bruce Valencia Burton Mamie Campbell Brian Cannon lewell Cannon Victor Carney Malcolm Combs Lisa Comeaux Sonya Corkern Michelle Cornelius Freshman 19 Casey Courtney Shannon Creer Korey Crockett Loki Crosby Cherri Dallas Virginia Davis Catrina Dixon Dana Doherty Newcomers These are some students here at lHS whom we've met for the first timeg some others we've known all of our lives. Well, we'd like to take this time to introduce you to some newcomers at lstrouma. Go ahead, look to your right, and meet some new faces. 20 Freshmen 4-in 31 e i fx 'VH I K-7 nxuxf l ff! i ,fun l Shanna Doyle Chiquita Duncan Clarence Ellis Denise Ennis Lenise Ennis Stephen Garcia Kristin Garrison Leo Gautreaux Gary Gillette Carlton Gordon Sammy Graphia Charlotte Green Pam Green Sherry Greiner Cecile Guitreau Kendra Hall Leslie Harper Christy Harris Margaret Hayes Sharlene Holmes Freshmen 21 X ix in 22 Freshmen jj' eww ' f I X X , xxx 1 i H! 1 , CY iff i Lijjr X 1 '- ,V X i, ii Cv-7 1 ,'j.f'f ,I .X , -W if xi ir I D li' i 1 ' 1 ' X js 4 i v ,A A iii K if V hir ,jf X lj' 'ij joseph Howell Lyshinda Irvin April jackson Chantang jackson Tashiua johnson Tonya johnson Laroxeia jones Chris Keen Dyann Kennedy Angela Kenny Mia LeBlanc Robin Longino We 3 P N SS-4 m e i Q . . u I 5 Q -45.41 IO ,-vi - 'V' .1-...-.- ,,,...--...,s..i ..,.,,.....-- ...,,--- .,.--4' .-f ..,,, 1? 1 QQ SX ai 1 :fm Troy Mannino Calvin Martin Ioseph Martin Iames Mason Patrick McCray Donna McGrevy Terry McLaughlin lamie Merrill Audrey Metzger james Mitchell Tracy Montgomery Teressa Norwood Torie Olden Clarissa Olinde Brian Ortego Kevin Peagues jennifer Perkins Freshmen 23 Angela Pickel Ronda Prejean Ricky Pourciau Renette Raby lason Rayne Reginald Redd Cheryl Richard Ann Richmond Tiffany Robinson Gregory Rushing Tiffany Sample Amber Savage Douglas Sims james Smith jimmy Sylvester Rhonda Terry Kendra Thomas Damon Tolliver Wayne Toups Denise Toussaint Q,-wx, ,011 .t 5.5: N ' , f S. 5 1 -,I . 1' Q? 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IIIIIHIIII ,man uuunuu Q L gumnzlzununensasxulnn I 3 gunulnii littllilllll Ig munggm' :::llIllglll Ultlllliiillnnxn .JESSE 551 NJN' 7 , is ll X l fl' li i 1 I A 1' ', I ' e lf , s. - L Q ,,. 2, Nl f ti ,fy Wy ,fm Q-4 if ?Q if + asffl lody Vilardo Tina Walker Carla Wall Lori Waltz Victoria Warren Lisa Washington Troy Washington Raul Wenceslao Wendolyn Wilford Earlene Wright Marilyn Wright Connie Young Freshmen 75 Linda Alexander Sheila Anderson Reginald Arthur Cheryl Banks Melissa Banks Jennifer Barnes Marvin Barnes Michael Bazile Damion Beauchamp Barbara Bell Valerie Bell Camel Bell John Bellelo Mark Billy Monique Black John Black Carlton Booker Tammy Boone Byron Bourgeois Dorothy Brando FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Margaret Hay s Reginald Ha Melvin H demark imberly Henderson Scott Hillen Kenny Hogan Freddie Holland Jerrilynn Holland Timothy Holland David Hollins Ralph Holmes Sharon Holmes Howard Hondre Elizabeth Horton Russell Hunnicutt Lisa Jackson Willie Jackson Brenda Jacobs Comella Jenkins Tony Jennings Calvin Brasley Aaron Brown Marsha Tamarin Michelle Quincy Jessica Khanh Daren Darryl A ice Collins Andrea Dalton Latricia Dalton Lisa Daniel Kristy David Brian Davis Connie Eryka Leroy Shasta Connie isa Fran n James Gaulden Joann Gill Eric Glynn Erica Gordon Malex Grant Angela Gray Davy Gray Kimberly F Harold Grier Dominic 4 Carl Hamilton Marvin Hamilton Bruce Harrison Courtney Harris Kevin Harris Bryon Hatch Charles Hawkins Bonnie Hawkins 26 Freshmen Faulkner kli Christopher Johnson Donald Johnson Edward Johnson Aulia Johnson Katrine Johnson Lawrence Johnson Marco Johnson Antoinette Jones Jack Jones Paulette Jones Sharonda Jones Demetris Kent Gathon King William King Helen Kling George Knighte Kathleen Knight Lathan Laughery LeBlanc Lenoir Bruce Albert Shantelle Charlene Tracy Albert Jesus Arthur Lashawn Louisa Therence Martin Sylvia I Erica Chester Travis Otis o u Vinh Brian Aylwin Felicia Kenny Tylene Nata Taisha Phifer Michael Pierson Deon Piper Joseph Piper Shenna Piper lllye Porter Ricky Pourciau ey rater Preyer Ra Fredric Ravona Shawan Cheryl Eric Richard Erica Richard Kevin Richard Shaniel Roberson Denise Robertson Jewel Rogers John Ross Steve Roundtree Roderick Route Myrlon Rudison Gotdon Rushing Shanon Russell Ronald Toniula Connie Frank Smith Allen Spina Theda Spooner Kimberly Stewart Tina Stewart Patrick Stines Jackie Stuart Renee Swanson' Pamela Thomas Phinaisith Thongsava Phitsamay Thongsava Rithisay Thongsavanh Errol Tolbert Kyide Tolbert Sean Tolliver Yolanda Tolliver Derrick Tousant Hiep Tran Jason Traylor Shira Truitt Gerald Dale Vessell Villar Charl tte David Betsy Gabriel Wolfe Patrick Wolfe Timothy Wooders Deeric Wright Larry Young Vincent Young l 'S T 1 Torea Anderson Dallas Arceneaux Greg Ayaut Kim Ballard Melissa Bass Tawanda Boatner Mark Boudreaux Tracy Boudreaux Breland Cedric Paula Briggs i 1?' Q, 43 ' .Q I Shawanda Brown ' ya V Torrence Brown -' B Na gba! . . k SW Faye Cain Carla Cambell Wanda Canada Kelly Carpenter 28 Sophomores . ,W . lil ag X gn. K, rl l ii? 35+ . an ig Q ' il A 2 X X 5 W' X ' as -5. 1- ' 2' - 1? Connie Caudle lay Coleman . ,- Kathleen Cook Gene Decou 'K'-fr Alisha Deggs Nicole Earls LaTonya Graham Crystal Graphia Madelyn Green Stephanie Gremillion ! 's IQ Steve Gremillion Kathy Gross Daniel Hamilton Louise Hamilton Aniqua l-lendenson Shana Ingle Sophomores 29 Carolyn jackson Henry jackson Alvon johnson Eric johnson Kendric johnson jerry jones jeff Keesing April Klean Alisa Kleinpeter Troynettia Lee Lisa Levy Dron Mangrum Kim Marino Paula Mason Teresita Mason Robert Matherne Charles Matthews Kristi McGowan Connie MCCrew Duane MeLaughIin Sophomores ,W f,k J! 1. 3 Q Qui E g 'B 54 in mlm QS if wi .-.Qs ff - ,axis rtsflezniswi ts air Karen Mercier Melissa Miller Larry Mitchell Tanya Norwood Carmellita Parker Leslie Parms Tina Parrish Sherry Patt Patrick Pendaryis Darnell Pitre Andrea Plaisance Rhonda Ricard Dirk Ricks Anna Robinson Lori Robinson Lisa Rodrigues Wendy Salard Tammie Sanchez Talwanga Sander Leroy Scales Sophomores 31 Sheila Sehon Vicky Smith 'ul Kencie Spurlock Sean Strauss Nancy Thompson Tracy Thornton Seanita Tolliver .qty Tammie Tolliver 'nb iiiix Olivia Trim Ray Tullier Burt Vidrine Diana Vidrine Second Time Around Our Sophomore class here on the reservation is a unique group of individuals. Though they take a great deal of heat from the upper classmen, they continue to strive for excellence. The class of '87 is a group of all out winners. 32 Sophomores Af' . R , f-wwf 'r T' ..g...'m 'heya- Carl Wilson 'x 7 i fin Laluan Walker Shane Walker Crystal Walls Patricia Ware Lisa Weatherspoon Robert Weaver Marlon Wenceslao Simone Williams Sophomores 33 Michael Akmenkains Michael Alexander Tonga Alexander Randolph Anderson Ava Armstead Kenneth Armstead Brian Augillard Elgratta Augillard luan Batiste loshua Bell lames Bellue Patricia Blakes Craig Blanchard Lonnie Bonnette Aaron Boyd Tora Boyd lessie Bradley Kenneth Brister David Broaden Cynthia Brooks Anthony Brown Chenida Brown Dalphanie Brown Stephanie Brown Rosalind Burrel Dawn Burton Harry Burton Loretta Burton Michael Butler Vivian lsiah Carter Y I Holl Rober Lorrie Albe Rita Eddie Keith Deluan Davis Lamar Davis Chrisky Dicks Arlene Dillard Nhien Do Donna Douglas Milissa Downs lames D Marva Dunn Shawn Carlton Eric Elzy Alfonso Ivy Kelly Scott Derek Gatlin Andre George Roland Georgetown Donald Gibson Ingre Gordon LaSuaun Grant Roland Gray Samuel Gray Donnie Green Frederick Green Kendall Griffon lames Guerin Yolanda Guinn Dwyne Guitreau 34 Sophomores SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Sharita Hall Byron Hardesty Reginald Harness Darnell Harris lessie Harri Michelle Patrick rris art awrence Hawkins Tom Hayes Lisa Haynes Tracy Haynes Roy Hays Kiston Hill Wilhemneia Hitchens Vincent Hodges Anthony Holliday Donald Holliday Brian Holmes Priscilla Hughes Karen Hunter Nicole Hurst Burgette Irving Lynetta lack Bores Jackson Hope lackson lohn lackson Monia jackson Tyrone lackson Cassandra lames Darrin lanise Ronald larvis Ronald lenkins loseph lohnson Michelle lohnson Tabbatha lohnson Valerie lohnson leffrey lones Maurice lones Michael lones Alex Keller Kevin W. Kelly Cosmond King Tonya King Thomas King Kinnon Kirk Kirk Knighton Knighten Knighten Hai Le Tuan Van Michael Reginald Paul Lee Ron Lindo Donald London Karen London Cindy Longino Krystal Lorio Richard Lucas Samantha Mr' Martin lerry McGray lohn Vanness Dennis Connie Tracy Miles David Moore Patrick Muse Roxie Nealond Aletha Ney Lamonica P Neal Nickels Amie Noble Melissa O'Conner Calvin Parker Dionne Parker Kevin Parker Reginald Parker Payne Pierre Davi Amy Stacy Herman Maxwell Ricks lennifer Ringe Gwendolyn Michael Roberts Issac Robinson Reginald Robir Marie Rodriguez Kim Ross lamie Ruiz lack Russ Chantay Ruth Robert Sambo Lester Sartin Danny Happy Leroy Sandra Scott Diane Smart Donald Smart Carlton Smith lames Smith ledd Smith Michelle Smith Nathaniel Smith Pam Smith Leslie Spooner Carla Stevens Henry Stewart Michael Stumps Patty Taylor Randy Taylor Angela Tenner Leroy Thomas Leroy Thomas Leroy Thomas, lr. Patricia Thurmund Shawn Tilley Erica Turner Terry Turner Vanasdal lssaac Kimberly Williams Williams Williams Williams Carl Charles Thomas Darryl Dolphus Felicia Harry Young Qywxl Tammy Albright Denita Barlowe Amandy Barnett Sun Bass Yolanda Batiste Reginald Birch Russell Boudreaux Maxi Bowland Billy Brinegar Troy Britten Tracy Brown Demetria Burkhalter Mike Calvert Todd Camble Shawn Carter justin Colar Melvina Coleman Paquita Cook Shannan Corkern Denise David .ER HID! '95 john Desselles Nadine Dilworth Tamara Dixon Huyen Do Robert Ducote Billy Duplechain Manessia Edwards Troy Evangelista Ray Fitch Bridget Flowers Tim Flowers Tracy Fontenot Derrick Foster Morris Foster Guy Fruge Roxanne Gibbs Craig Grernillion Connie Guidry leffery Guillory Vikki Harold Terri Harper Lynnette Honore Brenda Howell Glenda Howell Sherry Ingles Angel lones Vanessa jones Mechelle Long Bill Lowe Elizabeth Maehren -RN' 1. i lllll ' il! Q -F, '- ' D X , ll-if 1 'nil 6- .Q ' 'll' . , of N E' 1 .1 '5 l ! f :A 151 of I . Tressie McLaughlin Dorothy McNeil Vincent Milligan Theresa Mitchell Gayle Monistere Ann Munson Tamala Norwood Vodray Parker Marlon Pate Suzette Pate Anton Perkins Troy Pollard Carla Roberts Sheryl Roberts Brett Rushing Todd Semons Samantha Simmons Michelle Smith luniors 39 40 iuniors Regina Smith Terri Stagg Iiles Stewart Theresta Stewart Yolanda Theriot Katherine Thomas Talwanga Thomas Tresella Thomas Yolanda Thomas Leo Tolbert Lieu Tran Tran Thanh Penny Traylor Paul Varnado . T' fio ,' 3 'Q , . ,,.- 'gr , f i ,Q fin Anthony Vilardo Robert Webb Sharon Webb Chris Williams If . VH- QV. .L 4. ily: - 4, 77211. V, 4 . MATH AND sciENcE LEAD ro me sms U 5 f - -af-'rs1si'l'iI'.+:f .f .ffl , Kurt Williams losie Wilson Charles Wright Gerry Young THE CLASS QF 86 1. Hard Working 2. Eye-Catching 3. Responsible 4. Dependable 5. VERY IMAGINATIVE Keep trying Juniors!! You've almost caught up with the SENIORS OF 85l Uvlaybe next year you'll catch onll luniors -11 Angie Adams Chuckie Aderson Marie Anderson Christopher Bamber Bridget Banks Mike Barcia Sheryl Battiste William Blades Nathan Blanchard Crystal Branch Debra Brandon Maurice Broussard Bobby Brown Edward Brown Frederick Brumfield Percy Campbell Michael Cam Sharon Carey Charles Carolina Allen Charles Tarlyon Colema Alesia Collins William leffery Corey Michael Tenda Lawrence Kim Davis Yuko Chiquitta Stephen Lisa Charles ShaLayn loseph Ronald Frederick Edward Rufus Yolanda lOli Derric Alvin 42 luniors IU IORS NOT PICTURED Tyon Harris Clarence Hatch Darrell Hawkins james Bobby Holloway Dean Hunt Tammy Hutchinson Kenneth lackson Mary lackson Samuel lohnson Trad lohnson Xavier lohnson Emma loseph Chiquita Kize Geraldine Knighten Kathleen Lafayette Karen Lang David Laniell Reginald Leblanc Archie Lee Roosevelt Charlotte Lefeaux Kris Lejander Robert Lewis Terron Lewis Horace Lockman Darryl Mackie Vennie Mackie Marilyn Mason Michael Matison Darlene McCune Kimberly McKee Sean McKnight Clifton McQuir Willie Mellion George Merritt Theresa Midkift Quinten Moss Andre Nero Russell Nick Nixon Parker Patterson Annette David Price loseph Darlene leanette Regmond Ridgley leifrey Ringe Avery Roan Mary Roberts Roberts Robinson e ohn Carl s lerri lodi l o Glynnis Scott Raymond lames Schon Yolanda Keino Shannon Peggy Sims lerry Smith luanita Smith Rachel Smith Eric Sterling Oscar Paula Bernadette Carlos Valentine lohn Velasquez Stacy Vessell leffery Vosburg Serina Wallace Tony Ward Rhonda Ware Gerome Warner Gregory Warren Katherine Weir Patrick Welch Contance Wiley Bridgette Williams Coletha Williams Erma Williams loyce Williams Mack Williams Ronald Angie Wilson Lamar Wilson Wilson Etissa X R Avery Jdkxanafer grica .fdncfemon lgofamf Jgmfe jofm adn! jangefo .1450 scoff gulls: Canal? garcia ,glzirfey f?fanL WeE55a Km S Glider gl'0llJ5ClI'J X--f africL Carpenfer 5f,er,fc1,m,l, l gl'e90I'g 67014071 6!u'iAfy gaucffe pau! COOL 6fayfon garney CCl.56aflJl'a 60MI'l wdndd 601716 in-5.4 GAY! gurry Annette lD64igI'l?,9Ol'lf gewie 3645011 Q 14 olliaa f5baui5 .xdnnlrew .lelgwa gifhama ibomino Wehbba Qibunn Wemda Julian Jerry Qbungar Seniors . .49 cibanief glclwcu-cJ5 Jgeuin jiefda ,gfeplzen jonf Jeffrey greeman ghon gage lgoxann giouingo A Jerome Sonja .zuamigon genie ,jwlarrh Seniors 47 .2-David Jqayw Commehfa .fzlenr gummy ,xuufclzinaon ibafana 9646045 Warceffa yaruid Qbeyuan 9enLin5 48 Seniors 5 laffefl ,H0fAflg6l,U0l'tll pear! yameb .Jdfldfe y0Al'I.50I'l A-Q i -5. 4'--Jr .fdnifa 90LIl.6f0I'l Clleryfyoney 6ll'lI'l0ll 907165 Wegua .jcnno fl' ll C0ll5t64llCe oliafayeiie .S,ll6U'0fl csllalltlfy CSDeLra Jang Olliba lea I cwonne ollewib Seniors 49 Bfenf llama!! Qjbawn Wemon Wichefk Worafeb S Wickaef We Wanua jAere5a veronica Wegon ,Uanawa melanie! griclgef M45 .glzeifa Wewman lgeginafcl pafferbon monica pauf yarreff poydraa jammie prafer A in iw K Mx 1 f 3131-X , gg, N. ' xf ' ,txyix . f N ki QI 1 f 4 ,M a V f fa ,gas - Q 41 f fl 1' A 'Tk'7 I : a s T Q N Y D 2 N 4 Q 1 i ' uf X , , ,X , S S , . C V' uv' , i p is ' . ,, . .xguib lgclzarcl Sharon lgfzoalefn Jgeuin igoffaraf as A P' olliaa praff Sondra lgogerfbon Seniors 5 1 Sabina lQufll Brenda Sagzmi .fdngkd .Sneak jdwaflla SAGHHOH BWOIL Sharper garfa sgmifll monica Smiflz lgoncla .Sylvan- 5 S ' 0 WUJLO SPOOIIQP jimoflly Sufhuan giranafuifk jennarf WOAUIJ .S?fQl,U6ll'f gD0llgfCl5 ,S,!0l'ey 'ffl' Wmaef5,fUe,fe, i QOCJIIW j25f6PH1dH jllerejd jagfo Wicllefk .7!10m .jganfhdlla jhongaauank .Ann jfuvid Sheila lljablgllll Sfdfy fljeueff grit 54 Senio WLOXJOH JQHOFQ Wfkdmd VS pdmefd jufnef Jdclrion Ilfueaflzem Warfon mfhdmd .jgafllken woofen .f4EAa young Cffialza yo g f ?'Sigk 7X QS 56 SENIOR CLASS or 1985 Albert, Raymond Aguillard, Sammy Alexander,iAvery - Football 2, 3, 4, All District Football - 2nd Team. HA word from a senior vvho's also a friend. Have fun in high school. The days won't come again. Anders, Ericka gg Anderson, Roland - Baseball 3, 4. llThose who now have the youth, now have the future. Anthony, Calvin. Ard, john +f iits i rafting Club 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance, Outstanding PE Student. 'lf you want success in whatever you're doing, you have to work hard at it. The only thing better than hard is harder. Ayo, Tangela - Beta Club 3, 4. 7 V Baham, Scott Balancier, Sean Barcia, Candy S 1 Barnes, Sill Birch, Christopher Blank, Shirley -- FHA 1, FBLA 3, DECA 4. S , V . Boatner, Karen -- lA, FHA, DFCA, JROTC, ROTC Leadership Award. Ulf you believe in Something, hold on to it. lt just may come true. Brackens, Tiki Brady, loyce - Pepster 2, FHA 2, 3, 4, DE 3. Ufvlay all your wishes for your senior year come true. , Brock, Melissa - FBLA 3, FHA 1,CCjE-14. l'Hold on to a ray of hope, and was pro+ mise of future, and follow your dreams. ' Broussard, Alexander -- Honor Society 1, Key Club 2, 3,, FCA 3, 4, Indian of the Month, Christmas Basket Com- mittee, Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Tennis 4. To always be cool is to be a bum, like the famous Sid of Hulk, Brown, Charmaine Brown, Gregory - Football 2. ffStay cool and don't be no fool. Keep reaching for the top and don't stop, Brown, Michelle Brown, Vanessa Bryant, Byron, Bryant, Mechelle - FHA 4. RI hope that everyone at lstrouma will be pro- sperous in life. Bywater, james Canada, William Caper, James Carney, Clayton - Band 1, Orchestra 1, EMS Explorer Post 912, Demolay. Carpenter, Patrick - Mu Alpha Theta 4, Drafting Club 3, 4 - President, Drama Club 1, Basic Woodworking Award, liLighting Award - Children's Theater. Caudle, Christy - Strings 1, 2, FCA 3, 4, FHA 4 - Vice-President, War Whoop - News Editor, Senior Class Treasurer, Volleyball 1, 2, Tennis 4. l'When you have a dream, don't let anyone dim it. Keep hoping, keep trying. The sky's the limit! Champlin, Douglas Cloud, Yvette- Band 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 3. llReach for the moon, strive for the best and reach for success. Coleman, Anthony - llCherish the moments of your senior year because those are the years you can't relive. Collins, Cassandra - FHA 3, Key Club 3, Student Council, FHA 4 - Historian. 'llf your mind can conceive it and your heart can believe it, you know you can achieve it. Collins, john Collins, Sheryl - Track 1. 'll would like to be remembered for my nice, quiet personality and my friendliness. Combs, Wanda - Beta Club 3, 4 - Vice-President, Girl Scouts 1, District Rally - 3rd, Associate Editor - Church Newspaper. l'The grand essentials of happiness are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. Cook, Paul - Welding Club 1, Wrestl- ing 1, Baseball 1. 'Senior pride of l85!ll Cook, Warren Crum, Faye Curry, Glen - Choir 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2. llWork and determination put together spell CiRADUATlON! Daigrepont, Annette - FHA 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2. llWork hard at reaching your goals. Dalton, Bessie - Yearbook Staff 4, Pepster 1, 2, 3 - President, Softball 1, Track 1, Perfect Attendance. 'lWhat things soever ye desire, when ye pray, 'believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them. Mark 11:24 Davis, Larry - COE, Track, Basketball. Davis, Lisa - War Whoop 4. Dawson, James Deron, Katherine DeRosa, Andrew Domino, Ciilliama Seniors 57 58 Douglas, Desiree Duhon, Melissa - FHA 1, 2, FBLA 3, 4, CDE 4, Student Council 3. i'This Bud's for you! Dunbar, jerry, - Basketball 1, 2. Dunn, Melissa - DECA - President. Wake all the time you spend wishing for tomorrow and spend it making today come true. Edwards, Daniel - Drafting Clubgitll kept it alive in '85. Fields, Kevin -- French Club 1, Perfect Attendance - 11 years. uStrive to be the best that you can be in life. Finister, Asprilig . Fisher, O'Nleil 1 Fitzgerald, Melanie Font, Stephen - uHomeworkl What Homework?? Freeman, leffrey - Football 1, 4. reaching for the top, don't stop. The class of '85 is all the way 'live. Gage, Elton - Drafting Club 1, Art Club 3. liThere's always a way to make it. Giovingo, - Pepsterette 2, 3, COE 4,g.Baseb,all 1, 2, 4 - Batgirl. UThis Bud's for you. Glasscook, Belinda - FBLA, DECA, Perfect Attendance, Honor Roll. llFull of fun and full of life, she would Seniors ' 3 make someone a good wife, Grayson, Donna Green, Dexter , Green, Leslie r ,i Griffin, Elton Guarian, Russell Guitreau, Dale - Welding Clubg3,, ,if,g 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2,,4.fPFire it uD.PartY alivein'85! . e Hall, Dawn - Drama Club, Perfect At- tendance, Y-Teens 1, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 -- Bestfbffensive Player, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Most.Outstanding Soprano, FHA 25 4, Track 4. uLiving like there's. no tomorrow means loving all you can today. Hall, lerome - Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3. 'You must strive to succeedff, , Hamilton, Sonja - Beta Clubg..i3.,f t,g,. Hat: Pepsterette Dance Team 2, 3, i4,VNaF tional Honor Society 3, 4, Accounting I Award. 'One who earnsa good education will achieve the higher things in life. , Harris, Henrietta g Harris, Pound Club 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. liKeep reaching for the top, don't stop. Stay cool and don't be nobody's fool. Harris, Winnie 1 Hawkins, Derek Hayes, David - Student Council 4, ROTC 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3. 'English is hard, hard as can be. lt killed all the Englishmen. Now it's killing melf' Henderson, George Henry, Commelita - COE 4, Student Council 3, 4, FBLA 4 - President. l'Strive for your dreams and make the best while you are living. You on- ly live once. Herman, Marvin Hinkle, Vernon Hollingsworth, Darren - Pl wish the best for the seniors of '86 Try your hardest to be what you want. Hunt, Adria Hutchinson, Tammy - Choir 1, 2, 3, JROTC 3, 4, DECA 4, Drama Club 3. 'llvly interest is in the future because l am going to spend the rest of my life there! Irving, Terry lacobs, Dalana - Let love be your greatest aim, Nevertheless, ask also for the special abilities the Holy Spirit gives, and especially the gift of pro- phecy, that is, being able to preach the messages of Cod. l Cor. 14:1 james, Emmanuel james, Pearl larreau, Kevin larvis, Marcella - FHA 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 - Parliamentarian, Drama Club 3, Beta Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Cieometry, American Writers, Civics, Public Speaking, Radio Broadcasting, Play Performance - District Rally. PThis has been a prosperous year. jenkins, Deluan - Band 1, 2, 3, 4. l'Aim your goals high, and work up to them. One thing is forever good, that one thing is success. johnson, Andre - Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, FCA 3, 4 - Vice-President, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Vice- President 2, ROTC 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 - l Club 3, 4, Track 1, ROTC Award, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, USMA Candidate 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students. l'Success requires very hard work, but the reward in it is worth the effort. johnson, Rodney lohnston, Anita - Student Council 2, Beta Club 3, 4 - Reporter, Girls' State 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Cross Country 1, World History District Ral- ly 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, Varsity Batgirl 3, 4. 'The happiness of yesterday will be the memories you'll cherish today. jones, Cheryl lones, Elisha - Pepster 2, 3, FHA 3, 4, FBLA 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3. Seniors 59 RTake all the timeggyou spend wishing for tomorrow and spend it making today come true. jones, Shannon - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Batgirl, Student Council 4, Yearbook Staff 4. RDreams help your goals come true. So live your dreams, and you'll shine through. lournee, Eddie Kelley, Ronald Kelly, Erren Kelly, Lisa King, David Kinnon, Melissa -- Drama Club 1, Basketball 2, rifl 4 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2. 'l've enjoyed being a member of the lstrouma indians. l only want to say to the others, hold on, stay in school. You only have a short, but fun, way to go. Klean, Eric Kring, Kollin - Debate 1, 2, 3 - State Semi-finalist, General Business District Rally -- 2nd, Yearbook 3, 4, Newspaper 4. t'There is a way that leads to life, the few that find it never die. lesus is the light! Sr. 85, ii1l Lafayette, Constance -- DECA Award, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. uAll things through r Christ can strengthen us. 3 Landry, Sharon - DE 3, COE 4, Baseball 3 - Batgirl. 60 Seniors V Lands, Sharon e Lang, Debra - Band 1, 2,3, 4 -- Award, Cheerleader 4, Senior Class Secretary. uDon't quit until you reach your goalf' Lather, Donell Le, Khanh . Lea, Lisa - Student Council 1, 2, 3 - Vice-President, junior Class Vice- President, Senior Class ,Vice- President, Cheerleader 3, 4, Homecoming Court 3, Homecoming Queen 4. ulfalyou see someone without a smile, give them yours. Fla. bound '85! 3 Lee, Allen Lefeaux, Charlotte - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. 'lAlways try and get a good educa- tion while you can. g Lewis, Lavonne - DECA, Drama Club, Pepster, Beauty Pageant 3, 4. uAbility will take you to the top, but it takes character to keep you there. Longino, Donald Lossett, Michael s Mathis, Darren Mays, Lonafv- FHA 1, Honor Roll, Sophomore Class Club Organization, junior Class Organization, FBLA 3, FCA 3, Softball 3, Senior Class Organization, Shorthand Rally -3- Hon. Mention. 'School is like life. You only go through it one time. McDaniel, Vanessa McKee, Charles McManus, Michael McQuirter, A. C. McWilliams, Pamela Mellion, Dawn - Student Council 1, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Class Club Organization, Quiz Bowl 4, Girls' State 3, All-Parish Band 2, English lll District Ra lly - 1st, Senior Class President, Beta Club 4 - President. uNothing is worth doing if you don't give it your all. Middleton, james Midkiff, Theresa Miles, Bridget - FHA 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4, Homecoming Court 3, 4. 'Hold onto a ray of hope, and a promise of future, and follow your dreams. Mitchell, Bryan Moore, Anna Morales, Michelle - DECA 4 - Treasurer. Mulkey, Kelvin Nelson, Veronica - Band, Choir. Newman, Sheila - Choir 1, junior Class Organization, Senior Class Organiza- tion, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, 4. 'You only can succeed if you're in school learning the rules, doing your work and coming to school. Orillion, Shawn Parker, Cornell Parker, Derrick Parrish, Pauline - Rifle Team 2, 3, Cross Country 2. 'Always remember you don't have to be like everyone else to be great. Patterson, Reginald - DE, Football 3. I would like to be remembered by Wollie Woo Woo. Paul, Monica - FHA 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, Pepsterette 4. Pendarvis, Patrick Penn, Donta Perry, Douglas Phagans, Caprice Phifer, Vonya Pollard, Kevin - French Club 1. Poydras, larrett - National Honor Society 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, 4. liDon't be lazy. Put forth an effort and you will succeed at whatever you do. Prater, Tammie 1 Pratt, Lisa - FHA 1, Perfect Attendance 2, Honor Roll 3, 4. 'iFriends are like Seniors 61 the sea, ever shapingyour destiny. S g Salemi,,Brenda 1 Rhodes,,Sharon . Richard, Avis - Y-Teens, Cantabile r A Piano Club, Cultural Awareness Club, Drama' Club, Dancer -LSU Dance Club, Certificate for AV -5 English, Social Studies, EBR Piano Recital p- ExceLllenLt. ffl feel that people should aim high for ,their goals. Also, 'they should condition themselves to keep D alife ofpleasure, separate from a life ' A of business. , L. . Ridgley,1Terrian 3 p Robertson, Sondra - Hi-Y 2, FHA 4, .War Whoop 4 - Senior Editoreinf 1 chief, :Senior Class Reporter, VVho's Who Among American High School Students, Honor Roll 3, 4. 'Each has his own mission in life and must carry S concrete demands' that must be 1 fulfilled Therein, he cannot be , replaced, norhislife'repeated. g r Robillard,'Markl -C Art Club, Drafting Club: use high! , Robinson, lodie p y Rodriguez, David A -A Science Club, FBLA 32, 3. ffNever forget I leave a memory of four years in school. l went. Ruth, 'Sabrina 14- Pepster 3, FBLA- lstrouma forifour years and the years L went byso- quickly. lmet lotsof friends., l would -like to tell the underclassmen to keep striving for that special goal, and good luck!'s' 1 62 Seniors L ' 3 V 3 Scales, Angles - FHA 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 4, --f Reporter, Track 1, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Captain, Sophomore Class Club Organization, .junior-1 Class Organization, ,Senior Class- Parliamentarian, Senior, know how far you can goruntil you get there. So follow your dreams as far as they'll take you. Schueren, james Sehon, Charlotte Septs, larvis 4 L g Shannon, lawatha - Sophomore Class Club Organization, FHA 1, FCA 3, lunior Class Organization, .Senior Class Organization, l Club, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softballfl, 3, 4, Volleyball 4, Cheerleader 3, Who's Who in Americanf High School Students, Honor Roll., 'Living like there's no tomorrow meansxloving all you can today Sharper, Byron --3 Football 1,,2,3, ,4, , Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, Baseball 4, 6AAAA All District Team D+- Football 4, Art Award. lfl would flike to be remembered as La kind, nice young ' man, and a very, fun person to be -around. 3 it S Lp Sharper,iRobbi 1 3 ,L L L ,Vice-President COE. lll've attended- - - Shy, Michelle A Signater, Arthur Signater, if Homecoming -Maid. You ilii never? Simien, Maureen - 'Take all the time you spend wishing for tomorrow, and spend it making today come true. Singleton, Sandra Slay, Debbie - UA word of wisdom to all freshmen. Don't skip Mrs. Van Atta's class. Slay, Robert Smith, Carla - COE 4, Softball 1, 2, Volleyball 1. 'lThis Bud's for you. Smith, Leshia Smith, Monica - Senior Class Organization. Sparrow, Ronda - Beta Club 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 - Vice- President, lunior Class Organization, Senior Class Organization, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics District Rally - 3rd, Most Outstanding Home Economics Student, Who's Who Among American High School Students. 'lWhatever l am now it is all because God poured out such kindness and grace upon me. l Cor- inthians 15:10 Spooner, Lesley Spooner, Masko - uYou can make something out of yourself if you try. Sterling, Alesia Stevens, Lisa - Y-Teens 1, Sophomore Class Club Organization, Pepster Drill Team 2, 3, Pepsterette 4 - Captain, Beta Club 3, 4, National Honor Socie- ty 3, 4, FBLA 4 - Reporter, lunior Class Organization, Reporter, Senior Class Organization. uYou must strive for success if you want to reach your goal in life. Stewart, Melvin Stewart, Noland - Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4. 'High school is a great experience. Never let go of the memories. Stewart, Sharon - Marching Band 1, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, YARC 3, 4. 'Always remember that success takes time, and time is valuable. Don't waste the time you have. Storey, Douglas - Drama Club 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2. 'lt's times like these we will always cherish and wish would never end, but sooner or later somewhere down the line, we'll see each other again. Sullivan, Timothy Sylvester, Michael - Student Govern- ment 2, Student Council 3, 4. 'tlf your mouth is open, your foot is most like- ly in it. Taylor, Theresa - FHA 4. l'Do unto other as you will have others do unto you. School is like life. You only go through it one time. Taylor, Vernon - Sophomore Class ' Club Organization, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4. Seniors 63 Tennart, Grandville Testerman, Rodney -- COE 4, Student Council 4. ffYou don't have to know where youfregoing, as long as you're on yourrwayff Thomas, Dawn Thomas, Gwendolyn Thomas, Herman Thomas, Marsha Thomas, Michelle - YARC 2, FHA 4, English lll Certificate of Achievement. l'Everyone is talented. If you believe you williachievef' homas,-Rodney g Thonsavanhl, Kanchana Tolbert, Coda Tolliver, Tyrone Tousant, Derrick g r yy , . V Travis, Ann - Cheerleader 2, 3, FHA, COE, Student Council, Volleyball 2, Track 2. ul would like to be remembered as a Cheerleader of IHS, HomecQmingiCourt, 1, 2, and Beauty Pageant fl,iSs ffgi' ' Turner, Pamela f++ Pepster 1, 2, 3, Pepsterette 4, FHA 4, Miss Con- geniality - Pepsters. l would just like to say that if anyone has the abili- ty and talent to do something,.do it. i Seniors F ' F ' Valentine, Caudle Vaughn, Shena -- Y-Teens 1, French Club 2, Track 2, Choir Certificate 3, English Awards 1, 3. 'XI believe that all things can happen through work and determination. Vessell, Ratley Vinning, lsreal Walker, Tracy Washington, Clifford 1 -:gif 5 Weathers, Adrion - Pepster 2, 3, junior Class Organization, Senior Class Organization, Honor Roll 3, DE 4. Nl wish the best of luck for the peoplewho are going to be here next year.'ffi.'iiat ' A . Wilcoxson, .Eric -- Beta Club 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Drafting Club 2, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, BoyS'iState. -f Lt. Governor, Outstanding1.Algebragl, ll Student. tilt is not the sizehpf tg,,y man in the fight, but the size fight in the man that counts. Wi ford, Charles Wi liams, Gale Wi . . ff' liamSgl.i,lafmf3SiS zeriz T wi 1iams,iimmie.t Wi liams, Lenore - Pepsterette 3, 4. NSchool is like life. You only pass through it once. 3 Williams, Marlon - Beta 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4, junior Class Organiza- tion, Senior Class Organization, Foot ball 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance. l'Suc- cess is just on the other side of the door. All vve have to do is open it. Williams, Therese xx Womack, lohn Wooten, Kathleen - COE 4, FBLA4. , P r 1 f'85! Wright, Symantha ar Y peop e O Young, Alisa - Y-Teens, FHA 3, 4, Senior Class Organization, Perfect At- tendance. 'Coals are never reached if no achievements are made. Young, Etisha - Band 1, JROTC - Lt. Colonel, Drill Team, Color Guard, Y Battalion Commander, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Key Club, Pepster. 18 -X X 7' X y A XX Learning is fun, fun, fun af? X if MY . X ,, A 'R 1 N- C wkx XXI? V Lg' TES?-'STK l i 2 I ' x F if A xi, S 4 1 .1 gf ' it-,utr A . X Qfiff - I Mi 1 day: ' n , ' '-X 1 .' '-- ff 7 tw' J 1 I 1 ' s Q-J' 1 ell' ' lim- ' , ' L' 66 Sen i LIVE IN X The future Mr. Goodwrench Crew of America. 1 q asf mum. 'lWhy don't you just do your work! 'S Seniors do it better? tl- , g 5 I wi Salute' We as seniors would like to say goodbye to those of you who will miss us. Wed also like to let you know that . . . we will ever loyal be. 1 J y 9 v- ft X I v 5 i 'x l W f 7 N 1 :fl A X lk - 'A if S Seniors 67 The Beaut at IHS ABOVE: lLeft to rightl Lyshinda lrvin, 9th, Tracy Thornton, 10th, Shelli Smith, ilth, Ann Travis, 12th, Sondra Robertson, 12th - Queen, Monica Paul 12th, Juanita Smith, 11th, Nicole Earls, 10th, and Leslie Harper, 9th. Right: Sondra Robertson, IHS Beauty Queen. xx if Y 68 Beauty Pageant A Winter Wonderland YYf '75 Z2 -- ff- Left: Marlon Williams, Master of Ceremonies for the pageant crowns the Queen, Sondra Robertson. Below: lleft to rightl Vondel Ashmore, Patricia Begnaud, Terry Brown, and Cora Wells were the judges. Beautylaage I 69 X R ' 'k 'k ' ' -6 '- I , , . ,,. ,,.,,., ,..w.M.m-M Q. L.W.,,wW.,MM.,f,,.. M .MW-M 0 Q ' ' 3' W ' '- was 'Qg.3:wf-1,:v'eaw Lznfa' N1 QQ THE PRINCIPAL'S CURNER The administration of IHS is in the capable hands of Mr. Robert West. He has been at lstrouma for three years, devoting many hours to the smooth running of this school. The Indians on this reservation say thanks for the time and attention given by this 'lchieff' Mr. Robert West I' l I v r X l 1-4' t .si l As any principal will tell i you, it's lonely at the top, but also rewarding. if V l lvszlt' Q ' - Faculty!Administration 71 THE ASSISTANTS' CORNERS: . . . VKXVL J .l If if O. Wayne Austin Assistant Principal of Instruction FU? 'tfilfki 'FIKIQQISQIQ Mr. Austin holds responsibility for the quality of instruction at IHS. He serves as an aid to quality instruction and helps provide for the supplies necessary for that quality. He also is a guide to new and better ideas. The Indians on this reservation 'take their feathers off to this uchief for a job well done. Olliel. Brown Assistant Principal of Discipline Mr. Brown takes care of discipline at IHS. His is a ir Q if lf lllllllll llll lull llll M difficult job and yet critical to those little things that make a school great: good instruction with minimal interruption. The Indians are grateful to this llchief for his work in that area. Facu , ration u g e INDIAN GUIDANCE: THE MIRACLE WORKERS The guidance office of IHS offers something special to our students because both counselors have been here awhile. Lola Martin is the lunior!Senior counselor, and Mearl Harville is the Freshman!Sophomore counselor. Their background knowledge and experience with our par- ticular student body offers a tremendous amount to all concerned. When help is needed, when a listening ear is needed, when questions need answers, when parents need information, when students need information, these two are always ready to help. What else is a guidance office really about? From the Indians to you: Words cannot adequately express our thanks. fWould some pretty beads do?l , - Hlail? Bond money? l'll be right there. ,,.c - , W Even this day will pass. Or will it? Faculty!Administration TEACHERS, TEACHERS AND MORE TEACHERS! me TTTT I ,N Mlllhllll W K l 'llilll I et all Iacqueline Ayo, Charlie Banks, Helen Beauchamp, lohn Bookman, Science Industrial Arts Business Social Studies Kg, Milton Broussard, Beatrice Cosey, Ianell Crosslin, Brenda Davis, Health and P.E. Math Business Business Qff3f N 1 What was I saying? What day is it? Where am I C sy ,,,. anyway? W., , L H .ffrr Mi I Alex Bookter, Health and P.E. I Howard Davis, Health and P.E. ,,,,,:,,-I Good MORNING! - Mr. Noland and I are here greet you with a smile, l. . . Mr. Noland, we're on.J 74 FacuItyfAdministration t 1, V i lib iw 1 V I Ronald Demouey, Social Studies J Preston George, Math 'la-'Q ' YL . , +- f -S1 as -' Ae -a,anew,,, , Silence is golden! -V wwe- ,-....L... w ,f H ,A l N, s' ff if' U ' W Teresa Desselles, David Caps, Art ROTC ',yx x a ng. 6' '9 Susan Gill, Special Education i LS S0 - Margaret Davis, Vocational Assessment Hozie Fortenberry, Willie Gardner Science Science Now, now, Mrs. Van Atta Frowning just aint too good for people's morale. . 1, 'vw' Eff' Y '1 i ill- ' ii Dorothy Green, Robin Gregory, Math English ., ii --2-i-.4 -l 1 M W - A - as , Gwen Harris, Wesley Harris, Merle Harville, Health and P.E. Social Studies Guidance Reginald Higgins, Industrial Arts goodl Daniel Hopper, Social Studies A well-stocked library? Have we got a library! lSmile, Mrs. Seals, This has got to look X qfvx V , 'Em , A f i? 6' -Q 5 fp 5 ' ai: I S 'S 1 5,7 I P Elisha lackson, Ruby jackson, Gwendolyn lones, laquelyn Leleune, Marion King, Math Math English Math Math 76 FacultyfAdministration v g.. f MTS' Darrell McClung, Arthur McGehee, T.O,R. ROTC The lstrouma faculty gives a great deal more than just classroom time. Many after school hours are devoted to our students. Whether these are in tutoring, coaching, parental meetings, or just watching the team perform, this extra stretch means a lot to the students. I v Freddie Millican, English ,-sf ,V txt t Kay Moore, French 1 ' 9, ff A 1 A W X g . E.: lames Minter, ROTC . is .N 1 3 i ,ft 5 l 4. 'J . X ill f 5, L! Anise McMahon, Business :fr ,... was-, W, . fr ' c f nf. if- A 1-. X3 ...fp 'I 4 cs' A lulie McMills, Math . 1 , . - . Q Q ,w 'lr if . , . . . 431, QW -if Charles Millican, Industrial Arts J' 1 fl lar X . -....,. , W uc' . , fs -.....,,-is..' A ,..,u-..,u , P51 uv' lames Morgan, Martha Neal, Stanley Noland, Susan Ourso, Industrial Arts Home Economics English English FacultyfAdministratlon 77 lsabella Poland, English lane Poynter, English www- 5 Q Patricia Ramsey, Math loyce Robinson, www Doris Richardson, Math 41' ,Kc H e. 'Q Libby Roper, T M 'P Catherine Seal, Library Special Education Library G M pf ' ' T i i: Yxxxx w il : ' ll llll f ' f l it i - - - thi ,, lim i, l ,li ' i il Laura Van Atta, Charles Walker, James Walker, English Driver's Educ. Social Studies 78 Facultyffftdministralion J 5 La Donald Spurrier, Band 4 'rx x hp - H . ah g V f P5 0 4 Q Q ff? , Q 1. Caroline Walters, Special Education Carroll Tauzin, Social Studies 'WW ir im wwtmmgf I gif' W fit 3 565 W. ' iw 7 Z,'7'6 .ft .' f i g i l ' ffl. ' . rj 5,7 , -, i,, , , i f Q. ' .,s2a,L ,.s Y, '-vig: 153'-i ,wig f f .- 'um ,. 211,41 . , V HW: f .- iw-. ' . fm' , -M , , vm i , , ,, f'f,f 2 Mary Ward, Home Economics I ,qfvx X N bv 'R H, . . I 5 '. X V., 4 i '-A H S -rt' E I I . - iq ' .9 Qi. - 5 I I iwilixv I - I 2 Mary Wardlaw, Marilyn Webb, Cora Wells, Burdette White, Mattie Woodard, Science Special Education Business Health and P.E. English PROFILES IN WISDOM? OI' , j COMING OR GOING? I or THE LEFTOVERSI l. 1 Guan: . FacuItyfAdministration 79 The Secretaries: What Would We Do Without Them? Mrs. Franklin is the principal's administrative secretary. She is usually the first experience anyone has with our school, and therefore is one of our most important PR people. Her job seems to never really end, nor do the people f, gg it seeking her help seem to end. Equanimity is obviously her middle name. A big thanks to K ,' this lady from everyone. , I V Rosa Franklin Mrs. Francois keeps the records in our discipline office. Each day brings its load of impossible situations for which the correct paper work must be done. Mary O'Callaghan Alice Francois g Mrs. O'Callaghan has the dubious pleasure of keeping track of each student and his or her status. Many of us serve as a real challenge to this task. After all, 15 schedule changes and a transfer in, out and back is like playing a bad game of chess with three chess boards. The rules seem beside the point! .ie iisw . 80 FacultyfAdministrato Every Good Reservation Has a Food Corner l U ' N r I kg The best cafeteria staff in town! Obviously part of good cooking is a good sense of humor. Look at those hams! While the students sweat out morning classes and assignments, the cafeteria produces a top notch meal for us. Lunch shifts are the best time of the day: food - friends - time. Fac lty!Administr t 81 TAKING CARE OF THE BIG TEPEE a X 1, , ik . ,,, Nil, 1,9 I P a o Q' as Nik Q Q iLcf::f .rp. - Q K , N E ' 'V A lot of hard work goes into the custodial services here on the Reservation. Under the direction of Bob McGowan, thisl group of dedicated workers does an excellent job of keeping our school looking its best. We thank you for a job well done. B2 FacultyfAdministration l '19 4 'Y 571g-V QQ Q 344435, Wm 1 1 X 4 1 Clubs!Organizations FBLA The Future Business Leaders of America sponsors the up and coming ideas of the business world through the eyes of students here at lstrouma. The business department prepares students for the future with the knowledge of many advanced skills such as computer program- ming and data processing. ,if f' xiii if af l Row 1: Sandra Singleton, Lisa Stevens, Letha Henry, Sabrina Ruth, Clarissa Olinde, Row 2: 1 Shena Vaughn, Melissa Brock, Belinthia Robertson, Elisha lones, Kathleen Wooten, Row 3: Bridget Miles, Theresta Stewart, Melissa Roberts, Lisa Rodriguez, Audrey Metzer, Elizabeth Meahren. QUIZ BOWL Quiz Bowl is a form of school spon- sored academic competition between teams representing all the high schools in the parish. Most teams have 15-20 members, with 4-6 players competing each week. While competing a moderator will ask toss-up questions similar to those of Trivial Pursuit. Each W game has a series of rounds with points 3 awarded to each team by the number 5 of correct answers. Q The parish schools are divided into 3 North and South Districts, with teams 1 having district meets every week. The top three teams in the district go to the 5 play-offs, with media coverage. Row 1: Willie Mellion, Eric Wilcoxson, losie Wilson, Darrell Hawkins, Yvette Cloud Steve Font, Row 2: Thanh Tran, Crystal Graphia, Seanita Tolliver, Mrs. King tsponsorj Mrs. Leleune tsponsorj, Shelli Smith, Row 3: Wanda Combs, Tangela Ayo, Dawr Mellion, Ms. Ourso isponsorl, Mike Sylvester, Row 4: Patti Ware, Tracy Boudreaux Rhonda Ware, Vince Milligan, Tony Ward, lohn Desselles. 84 CLUBSXORCANIZATION DECA: A CHANCE AT THE FUT RE flu! Row 1: William Conrad, Tamara Dixon, Tressella Thomas, Tyon Harris, Sandra Morris, Connie Lafayette, Darrell Hawkins, Shawn Webb, Tammy Hutchinson, Michelle Morales, Teresita Masong Row 2: Vodray Parker, Paquita Cook, Marilyn Mason, Debra Brandon, Alisa Kleinpeter, Karen Lang, Faye Crum, Latanya Woodson, Shalagne Gautreaux, Shannon Corkerang Row 3: Eric Sterling, Warren Cook, Rodney Thomas, Adrion Weathers, Serena Wallace, Brett Rushing, Annette Daigrepont, Kanchana Thongsavanh, Mrs. Wells lsponsorjg Row 4: Chuckie Anderson, Shawn Tilley, David Whatley, Nicole Daniels, Tracy Miles, Louise Hamilton, Desiree Douglas, Belinda Clascock, Shirley Blank, Row 5: lohn Collins, Marlon Pate, Anton Perkins, Symantha Wright, Darren Mathis, Dean Huntg Row 6: lerome Roan, lustin Colar, Frederick Brumfield, Reginald Pat- terson, Darrell Mackie, Blayne Perry, Michael MeManus, Guy Fruge. P op xx KJ ', DECA is an organization here at lstrouma . 'ut that allows students the opportunity to get ' ' an education on campus as well as off. They attend school half a day, then it's off to work to get on-the-job training for a future after graduation. 1 - 3 Clubs!Organizations 85 RED CROSS Enrollment in the lstrouma chapter of the American High School Red Cross is open to all students interested in service to others. Opportunities to give service locally, nationally, and internationally, and to develop skills, leadership, and civic responsibility are provided. Row 1: Mrs. Berry fsponsorj, Erma Williams, Seanita Tolliver, Shawn Webb, Melissa Robertsg Row 2: Thelma Gardner, Regina Smith, Vodray Parker, Rhonda Ricard, Row 3: Theresita Stewart, Tanya Williams, Melissa O'Connor, Brenda Howell, Valencia Dalton. Row 1: Patti Ware, Vincent Milligan, Talwanga Thomas, Rhonda Ware, Row 2: Liz Maerhen, Carla Robertson, Crystal Graphia, Tracy Boudreaux, Row 3: Leo Tolbert, Willie Mellion, liles Stewart. tMrs. Robinson, Mr. West, Sponsors, not picturedl 86 Clubs! Organizations KEY CLUB The Key Club revolves around civic activities in our area as well as nationwide. They give time to their school and to charitable organizations in the community. They believe in working towards growth in the community. STUDE T COUNCIL Row 1: Mrs. Cosey fsponsorl, Sharon Rhodes fsecretaryj, Lisa Lea Nice-Presidentj, Eric Wilcoxson fpresidentl, Tamela Norwood Ureasurerl, Angles Scales fReporterl, Marcella Iarvis Qparliamentarianj, Lisa Kelly, Mrs. Lejeune fsponsorjg Row 2: Mike Sylvester, Dawn Mellion, Chanta Lee, Darrell Hawkins, Theresa Norwood, lrma Williams, Shawn Webb, Lavonna Lewis, Etisha Young, Terrian Ridgleyg Row 3: Theresita Stewart, Debra Brandon, Vodray Parker, Lisa East, Mark Billy, Calitha Williams, Alvon Johnson, Michelle lohnson, Thelma Dardner, Andre lohnsong Row 4: Comlita Parker, Monique Parker, Tanya Norwood, Vernon Taylor, David Hayes, Tammy Beard, Vikki Warren, Glenda Howell, Leslie Harper, Robby Matherne, Row 5: Shannon lones, Annette Daigrepont, Diana Vidrine, Andrea Plaisance, Steve Roundtree, Cassandra Collins, Olivia Trim, lohn Deselles, Alex Broussard, Tracy Boudreaux. , A . 'NF The student council is a form of government at lstrouma, whereby representatives are chosen ,- from homerooms to represent their respective XR XX X J l homerooms. The group not only helps to solve lstrouma's problems, but also addresses prob- lems in the community as well. During . Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons donations K to the needy families are gathered from the stu- f dent body by this group. gn .11 Clubs!Organizations 87 BETA CLUB The Beta Club is a national honor organization for the academically superior student with qualifications such as outstanding character, leadership and determination. These students must have a 3.0 U , c ,A 1 academic average for at least 4 ii, 1 ji semesters. Each year the Beta ...... 4 .,.5 gcgggi. it .Igg 53, sl. Club hosts the school's annual B.. . . ... beam Pageant and SPO 50'S 3 1t't S It u ' pizza party for its members. . .--,'eez ,f . 3, ,L ji , . , Row 1: Dawn Mellion tPresidentJ, Wanda Combs Nice-Presidentl, Tangela Ayo tTreasurerl, Anita lohnston tSecretary!Reporterl, Rhonda Ware, Lisa Kelly: Row 2: Willie Mellion, Eric Wilcoxson, Rhonda Sparrow, Marlon Williams, Sharon Rhodes, Shelli Smith: Row 3: Talwanga Thomas, Chiquita Kize, Latanya Woodson, Marcella larvis, liles Stewart, lohn Dessellesg Row 4: Lynn Van Atta tsponsorl, Thanh Tran, Caroline Prewitt lsponsorl. COE COE stands for Co-operative Education and deals with the many facits of the job world. Designed to educate students in the field of business, the course includes a study on all types of machinery in the of- fice, including a commodore computer. Students obtain 3 credits for on-the-job training and attend school for 4 hours. One hour is set aside for the COE course itself. The head of our COE department is Mrs. B. Davis. 88 Clubs!Organizations Row 1: Roxann Ciovingo Nice-Presidentl, Ann Travis fParliame-ntarianj, Melissa Brock tReporterl, Kathleen Wooten 1SecretaryJ, Bridget Miles lTreasurerj, Row 2: Sandra Singleton, Shena Vaughn, Tracey Walker, Letha Henry, Sabrina Ruth: Row 3: Rodney Testerman, Carla Smith, Sharon Lan- dry, Larry Davis, tMelissa Duhon - President, not shownl. le S7 - BOYS' STATE The Pelican State program of the American Legion is considered to be the outstanding program for the indoctrination of the youth of America who have a will and a right to participate fully in the American govern- mental form which guarantees our way of life. The objective of Pelican State is to educate our youth in the duties, privileges, rights, and responsibilities of American citizenship. lt is wholly a plan for training in the practical mechanics of government. Applica- tions of the principles of democratic government are made in every possible way. The Constitution and the statutes of the State of Louisiana are the pattern from which the fundamental law of Pelican State has been developed. ln Pelican State, citizens organize their own city, parish and state governments. They choose their own officials in accor- dance with regular election procedures. Tammany They learn the duties of the various city, parish and state offices. They in- troduce and argue their own . bills in a legislature. justice is I administered by their own law enforcement agencies 1 and courts. ln Pelican State the young citizen has the op- portunity to learn for himself that his government is just what he makes it. R WHUOP Our newspaper staff, The War Whoop, has been pretty busy this year producing top notch work. ln each issue, you can usually expect something touching a variety of sub- jects including sports, politics, advice and the latest llhappeningsn around school as well as in our area. Row 1: Tony Ward, Shelli Smith, Yolanda Rodriguez, Sondra Robertson, Christy Caudle, Row 2: Lisa Davis, Belinthia Robertson, Terrian Ridgley, Craig Gremilliong Row 3: lon Nigolian, Kollin Kring, Glenda Howell, Lynn Van Atta tsponsorl. YEARBCOK The yearbook staff is a group of dedicated students who devote many long hours of hard work along with their ideas and hopes of fitting the standards of lstrouma's well-rounded student body. With the assistance of Mrs. lane Poynter these standards have been achieved. qi, ,t,t K Row 1: Bridget Flowers, Dawn Mellion, Shannon lones, lawatha Shannon, Anita Johnston, Sharon Rhodes, Row 2: Bessie Dalton, Talwanga Thomas, Erma Williams, Regina Smith, Alvon johnson, lane Poynter lsponsorl, Row 3: Marlon Williams, Willie Mellion, Thanh Tran, Andre lohnson, lon Nigolian, 90 Clubs!Organizations FH :FUT RE HOMEMAKERS OF MERICA Row 1: Ericka Anderson, Effie Belvin, Joyce Brady, Veronica Hayes, Elisha jones, Carla Campbell, Valorie Burton, Christie Caudleg Row 2: Connie Caudle, Blynthis Robertson, Alice Chapman, Sharon Holmes, Charlotte Green, Tamaria Brue, Mrs. Ward fsponsorlg Row 3: Kendra Hall, Vanessa Iones, Nadine Dilworth, Melissa Brock, Lyshanda Irwin, Erica Richard, Mia LeBlanc, Katrice lohnson, Mrs. Neal lsponsorl, Row 4: Diane Vidrine, Tina Williams, Alvon lohnson, Jennifer Perkins, Denita Williams, Dana Doherty, Andra Courtney, Mrs. Wardlaw fsponsorlg Row 5: Tonjula San- chez, Sondra Robertson, Ronda Sparrow, Cassandra Collins, Olivia Trim, Terrisita Mason, Lisa Washington, Yolanda Tolliver, Tonya King. The Future Homemakers of America prepares young people for the responsibilities that lie ahead of them. The courses teach many activities such as child care, cooking, sewing and personal hygiene. Clubs!Organizations 91 RT CLUB The Art Club was pretty busy this year. They made Christmas a joy for all McDonald's customers. Their winter scenes decorated the windows at Christmas this year. i l Row 1: Nicole Earls, Teresa Desselles fsponsorj, Charlotte Sehong Row 2: Seanita Tolliver, Patti Ware, Crystal Craphia. Row 1: Shawn Webb, Elizabeth Maehren, Row 2: Mrs. l. W. Robinson lsponsorl, Scott Baham, Charlotte Sehon. 92 Clubs!Organizations UBR RY CLUB A service-oriented organiza- tion here at lstrouma is our Library Club. The students that are involved enjoy helping out others who seem somewhat confused about regular library procedures. Once a year, sur- rounding area high schools hold a convention for all Library Club members to determine which students excel in library skills. Row 1: Mr. Higgins tsp Tm ...f onsorj, Thanh Tran, Patrick Carpenter, Scott Gasking Row 2: Mark Robillard, Leo Tolbert, Nathaniel Stewart, lerome Hall, Skipper Mitchell, Row 3: Robert Chaney, Gilliama Domino, lohn Ard, larrett Poydras, Dirk Ricks, Daniel Edwards. NNEUDIKS CLU I by s-iii'-3 IDR FTICS CLUB The Drafting Club enables young men the opportunity to learn how to design many projects, including imaginary homes. Under the direction of Mr. Higgins, these young men will see job openings in the drafting profession come quicker with this experience. Row 1: Byron Bryant, Dale Guitreau, Paul Cook, Row 2: Martin Smith, l. B. Morgan fsponsorl, Donald Longinog Row 3: Pat Pendarvis, Kevin larreau, Derrick Foster, James Bywater. Clubs!Organizations 93 ATIO A HO CR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is made up of students academically outstanding. The organization is dedicated to excellence. AJ Nada Row 1: Marcella larvis, Eric Wilcoxson, Lisa Kelly, Row 2: Lisa Stevens, Preston George tsponsorl, Ronda Sparrow, ARC The Youth Aid to Retarded Citizens is an organization help- ing the special people in our community. One of the special activities the YARC sponsors is the annual Easter Egg Hunt for the Mohican facility. Row 1: Tammie Prater tPresidentJ, Sharon Stewart tVice-Presidentl, Theresa Thomas, Row 2: Veronica Hayes, Monique Parker, Yvette Cloud, Row 3: Chrystal Branch, Erma Williams, Monica Smith, Mrs. Poland fsponsorl, 94 Clubs! Organizations g , . 1 , r 2 2 i l r l D z C E a 2 , .C , 4 it f 'S 1. ' , . 1. ' -' M ' '-.- . ' if ,.L,.,,:' ,z , as xg. as -- ' ji- '- -gr Y K ,Y .WAP ...Lb - yt.-5 Agua.-f ,wit 3 1 PM F 5 J. it X ', 1, 54525 -,-.,k,'.' '-fit I In - ' .. 'N an v - Row 1: Dawn Mellion, Charalene Holmes, Simon Williams, Cassandra lames, Yvette Cloud, Row 2: Talwanga Thomas, Yolanda Bastise, Doris Matthews, Tina Walker, Denise Tousaint, Willie Mellion, lllye Porter, Carl Hamilton, Melissa Bass, Noland Stewart, Row 3: Tim Sullivan, lamie Fitch, lody Vilardo, Todd Vilardo, Row 4: Calvin Anthony, Richard Fassino, Deluan jenkins, Roderick Route, liles Stewart, Eric Wilson, Willie lackson, leff Gilmore. f Q, 3 li. if 1 ,1 f ' , A ,,,,, li Q ' T T 'Ei ' N t ,-N. ,.,- . -.,t - - .-. .ir-. J I ,- - A 2 v as - U-.. i 1.411 , - All . 'Y T r C .ft 3 rl i 1 lc .M P ' ' I n L , i is 1 '. ,Q -I I . rg 1 K - z in X . ,fax , 1 '. .2ii'?fa,' r will N C 5 , I .wJ-PINE? t bg ,.,,g , ,. .Q 5 ' ' .T n.....4.n. - Q ' f Y The lstrouma High School Chorus in concert at a ' M T 1 ' 't Christmas program. ' Y f l - LZ fa More of the Christmas program. Clubs !Organizations 95 WZ lf . is L if 96 Indian Backers fl ., Q ' f i I . H , , ,.3, , by ,gn ,I-, . 1 f -' f. ' . f','fr,-7 'J 'f v'n:'t6d'?S' ,. f'xv?XkW7 :1-:.L'-1'f 7ij 1. f ,,f, 1 1' H , fy wr -fm k.,',f,f,,. .1-1. ' 'I f ' f7f2'?' f55'f'f .ff fifyfffiwrlm-'J iw' fr e' F' ref., J' J - , ff,-, JL ffm ., . sw. .c,iff'.f1 Varsity and I.V. Cheerleaders . 5 5 if i V f ' ' ' 21' ' xg' ' 1 A My 1 I Q- ' I, 181.9 5 l 1 ' ir I ., r , x ' 4 i 6 gi N, Z v I i , I '.l. -- .,.,.....,Vu -fa ' ' I ' --- el A I yiff.,-u fe'-rQ5 J-:f,ffs'1ff.??53: X s r .1 f rf' r,rr ' . . f V' . ,V Q 51-E yy ' ff W - 'n' , ,iii-A ,rm V 7,?,... Q . ' ,A I I iff' ' r - ' 1' r s ' f,'1i's' 'I Kimberly Weiss, Demetria Kent, Sherry Greiner. Not pictured: Madalene Greene, Pamela Green, Mrs. Ramsey fsponsorj. 29 Indian Backers 97 .-1 ,Qi 1, L su 1-5 - --M -- , ,. Seated: Angles Scales lcaptainl, Shelli Smithg Standing: Lisa Lea, lco-captainj, Debra Lang, Sharon Rhodesg Top: Tamela Norwood. '9- 98 Indian Backers - 'X L -ff., s.. -'Filip I X' x 3 W QNX il ilu' Pepsters At every pep rally the Pepsters escort the football players into the gym- nasium and they help promote spirit by making signs and posters for the game. The Pepsters participate in the Istrouma half-time show with the band. The girls learn marching techniques every afternoon after school during football season. Our Pepsters are a vital part of indian Spirit. XJ l Lai Row 1: LaShawnun Grant, Bessie Dalton fcaptainl, Kencie Spurlockp Row 2: Theresita Stewart ico-captaini, Crystal Branchg Top: Kimberly McKee. Indian Backers 99 Row 1: Lawanda Wililams fco-captainlg Row 2: Sonja Hamilton lco-captainl, Lenore Williams, Louise Hamiltong Row 3: Lisa Stevens, Monica Paul, Pam Turner, Yolanda Mullins. 100 Indian Backers PEPSTERETTES The Pepsterettes are an essential part of entertainment at football games. They practice many hours each week preparing a different show for each ball game. These lovely young ladies certainly offer special color and excitement at our games. COLOR GUARD Row 1: Edward lohnson, Erma Williams, Yolanda Tolliverg Row 2: Roosevelt Lee, Shira Truitt, Deldrick Scott. lndian Backers 101 IROTC RIFLE TE x ,X. .Qx , K B X I as ,-L t o 5 wi Wm l X f ig X , CV X lad A X - - i art i J fill lt ' l W: ' - v 1 . 'N l l' f ft 'f'. i - all -. I X YM' l E xtmd Row 1: Pauline Parrish fco-captainj, Carla Roberts lco-captainjg Row 2: Ann Munson, jewell Cannon, James Nason, Sean Tolliver, Sean Straussg Row 3: james Bellue, Frank Sims, Robert Weaver, Simone Williams, Arthur McGehee. l l L 5 LM - Wits , 4 A I V K ,fi V 4 we l , i , J V. bi -I I , , f , -1, . , ,f'- V Ni? - . f 2 4- if-7 ww- ' it V ,, t 1 w, ', K ,.'i ' 2 r 'i ,'f james Minter, Arthur McGehee, David Epps 102 Indian Backers F r .QI , x N41 iw - 33 52? Ys S if , Sports 103 fm XXX X INDIANS ON THE WAR PATH Z! fl! Aw X5 X I . iw, , V. V . V Q,, A - ,..V ,V , M, ' 915451 ' 221: VV il 'V 2 gif? 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' .My , V J V ,C , 5 ww? -1 4.-9' - T --wxafgf ff ,-:mai ,Q 'wr' 145-FI' VARSITY SENIORS: Sitting, L. to R. - David Hayes, Eric Wilcoxson, Avery Alexander, Byron Sharper, Andre johnson. Kneeling, L. to R. - lerome Hall, lessie Harris, Marlon Williams, lohn Ard, Sean Balancier, larrett Poydras. Standing, L. to R. - Richard Barnes, Ratley Vessell, leffery Freeman, Alex Broussard, Ed Brown, Mike Smith, Tyrone Tolliver. Aug. 24 - Iamboree .................................. Baker V . 1 K 2' 3 Aug. 30 - Wash,-Marion ............. ........... L ake Charles ' f - 4 Sept. 7 - Hammond High ........................... Istrouma 4, g , ,I ,' , ,Lf-T A ' 1 ' ..,- ,H A I. V Sept. 14 - New Iberia .......,.................... New Iberia .1 lm . .1 1' T' 1 N . teena il 1 ' . . 'ff tux Sept. 21 - Broadmoor High' ........................ lstrouma V, 1,1 hcl' Xkll if . ,t..' -11 , Sept. 28 - Tara High' .............................. Istrouma S - 4- 7- TS . yr ? 1 Q- ff A 41-Q X iifffi. ith'-.g5?' Oct.5 - Capitol High' ..................,.......... Istrouma ' ' 1 X .lfjffijfn 1 ' oct. 12 - smtmam High' ......................... smtmam ii-If ' f - A .ff , Oct. 19 - McKinley High' .......................... Memorial I ' Oct. 26 - East Ascension' .......................,.. lstrouma - Ax .cv sk ' A - 1 4 Nov. 2 - Robert E. Lee' .................,.......... Istrouma 'District Games Sports 107 an .,,,q,a,, Ni W 5' smifn uf-f -an ,5,55!,,V4gfV,.,: 5,7 my , a :JV l, l gr .igfffik I k:cX4.:s, f gf: f'W'2?',.1.f-fit? j :Fi 5: ,ff ,sw ,fa 295131 E 'W 'fl : whims 2 :J 1SSs:x+17: TIGHT ENDS: Kneeling: Gary Young, Sean Balancier, larrett Poydrasg Standing: Danny Schley, john Desalles, Maurice lones, lesse Williams immgsglg wnmgum m - Ml SPLIT ENDS: Kneeling: Lamar Wilson, Standing: Andre FLANKERS: Kneeling: Greg Forbes: Standing: Byron johnson, Charlie Forman. Sharper, lohn Ard. Sports fy ,yg 1--iv. . i. ...F Avg,-.Mg , ., m R TACKLES: Kneeling: Eric Elzy, Calvin Parker, lero Tyrone Tollier, Ed Brown, Richard Barnes. . rn- f Xxx . ,- -. 1 at fi Ks ,L Esc' l, r 5443 iff QM ., .. gui.. +--.- -.1 '. 52 'hi-is' !:u-12.-ff: .- e Hall, Dale Vessellg Standing: Reginald Knighten, leffery Freeman, ,.,.,...-......s. - as-as - '111' 3 :Inf ,gt -f ...zur -sr' -an-nr '--1r -,gud gluunn-us-rv. 1 if ' u-l .nn xv-an 11- .-,-, YYVV -'V -1-iuu...,Q ..4ulnn-will i vw U'- nrv um-.--U nun . . 4 4.--. gvvsf- 1 r' -' 'i- W- 'Q ' can-Q..-. -. 'xr ,,'.. .... '- -wr-?k'hs:e:amS.k l l l N- -1 ...t ,,., wr-V . ..tx1'.m.. A. I. , ..-. NX ,, I Y! 9 .tkbwraiifz-:M-t-1-t 355 4-IIS: S155 .-s ,:4.,,, vm x .V - '- nw. 1 '-..' ,M ii 'Y' -I 1 -'VI ?L'lit.' f9'a.'lv-Til? Qi .-5.1 7,-.,: 91 5 ,,' .'.- . ' -4 .-it 4- 4 -. K -J Q15 Q I V '-.331-.A .4 GUARDS: Kneeling, L. to R. - Marlon Williams, lessie Harris, Kenneth Johnson, Shawn Tilley. Standing: L. to R. - Kelvin Parker, Robbie Matherne, Paul Varnado. Sports 109 1.41-ima, FULLBACKS: Kneeling: David Broaden, Tommy Wold, Bobby Brown: Standing: joseph Wilson, Xavior lohnson, Avery Alexander. HALFBACKS: Kneeling: Eric Wilcoxson, Ratley Vessellg Standing: Rufus Green, Maurice Broussard, Leslie Parms. 110 Sports QA fix? JJ N We me I V A '54 4' N :I J I -S523- t .1 533. 11744 ri M-: .IJ NMQ f . .qnlqmt EA Rf , it xx 1 7 5, gi I -FFT. .1 Ima ltla- 1.5 , .vi 1 - 'Fig' 22, ,,L, -e 'W' ,T i ffy., W LM M TER LH i 'S W T Here roam'd of old the red man to 1 , S 1 A ,T Here stood his skin teepee T 1 eee' , 3 . V on e 1'Ae' Here cross'd the mystic red stick ' i ft' 1 ' fy., .A :,r,r 'Tis lstrouma, 'tis lstrouma 5- I gy' 1 -V T 'Tis lstrouma, cried thetrees. Hail lstrouma Alma Mater Tender love we owe to thee. Hail lstrouma Alma Mater 'je :gf Q A Wewilleverloyal be. M: N.-1 ,fn , 1 s ,1 L-A - . . 1 h V A -, . ' - , .5-uh - U44 Q -v ' ' 'Hsu QA QUARTERBACKS: Kneeling: Ronald jenkins. Standing: Tony Ward, David Hayes. CENTERS: Kneeling: Bryan Holmes, Howard Honoreg Standing: Michael Smith, Alex Broussard. '15 Sports 111 1984-198 Football Roster NAME Reginald Knighten Andre Johnson Greg Forbes Darin Feducc1a Leslie Parms Ja es Mitchell Freddle Lathan Tony Ward Danny Schley Dav1d Hayes Ronald Jenklns Er1c Wllooxson Maurlce Broussard Rufus Green Xavler Joh son Batley Vessell Lamar Wllson 1rnny'Wb1d Joseph Wllson Amery Alexander Davld B oden Bobby Brown Mlcheal Smlth Paul Varnad Alex Broussard Shawn T1lley Jessle Harrls Marlon Williams Dale Vessell Howard Honore Kelvln Parker Erlc Johnson Brlan Holmes Ed Brown Rohble Matherne Calvln Parker Rlchard Barnes Jeuxzne Hall Jeffery Errxanan Tyro e Tolllver Er1C Elzy Reglnald Knlghten John Ard Jarrett Poydras Corey Bowers Gerry Young John Desalles Charlle Forman Byron Sharper Jessle Wllllams Sean Balanc1er POSITTCN SE-DB SE-DB SE-DB H -DB H -DB QB-DB E-DE QB-DB QB-DB H -DB FBPLB HB-DB SE-DB FB-LB FB-IB FBPLB FB LB FB-LB G-D-G G-DG G-DG G-DT C DG G-DG T-DG TLDT G-LB T-DT T-DG T-DT T-DT T-DT T-UT T-DG E DE TE DE E-DE E-De E-DB E DB E Dt E DE H IGHT I Il 5'l0 I II II ll 5 1 10 I Y 10 ll 5'lln 5'l0 WEIGHT CIASSIFICATIO 5 Stgixznore Senior Ju ior Etgixznore Sqirnrme Fresh an Fres man Junior Ju lor Senlo Scgixxnore Senlor Ju lor Junlor Junlor Senlor Ju lor Sopkrnrnne Junlor Senlor Sqjrnore Ju lor Senlor Junlor Senior Scgkrnrnne Senlor Senlor Freshman Freshman Ekrixxnxre Sophomore Sqdrnore Senlor Sqirnore Sophcnore Senlor Senlor Senlor Senlor Sqjxmrme SXIKHDIE SeDlOI Senior sqirnore Junlor Junlor Sophonore Senlor Sqdxnore Senlor 5 8 160 5'7u 155 5'9u 165 ' QB 6'l' 180 5'6' 135 5'7' 150 ' 5'8' 150 QB N 155 ' 6'0' 165 ' ' 5'9' 160 I ' 5'7' 170 ' ' HB 5'5n 155 ' ' 5'7' 165 I - HB 5'6' 140 . ' 5'l0' 180 ' - 6 0 190 Q ' 5'l0 170 5'9 160 . ' 5' 175 . ' 0' 175 ' - 5'8 160 c 6'0 180 . ' ' c 5' 180 1 5'9 200 u C 5'l0' 170 ' 5'8' 180 Kenneth Johnson C-DG 5'9 180 ' ' 5 9 180 , l l G 5'7n 150 5'7u 200 - 5'6' 160 I 5 5n 240 ' 6 28 235 ' c 5'8 150 I 6 1' 180 ' 5'9n 170 ' 5' 215 Q ' 6'3 260 I 6 0 20' I 5' 200 I ' 6'4n 225 ' 6'3n 205 ' ' 6'1 230 , - 5'8u 160 - 6'2H 185 b 6'On 160 A 160 ' TE ' 165 ' ' 6'0N 160 - 6'1' 165 ' ' ' ' - 6'2 180 ' - 6 0U 175 ' sal' as 1-fs 1 Q W ,. Qt ,I I 1 P ii A as 1, I Q ' , .L kk,, . r 1 S 4 lffi. Y 'v . .MM -n.34L'25g f 'ff '-fd' L. c X31 . 'ff'-t si wg. N65-I H K.,g:sf,- , :Q 'Sf 'x gf' 1 ' fl -,-47 ., W ' gh ln. ,fa ' 7 9 51' , W L-. i t -W f' ' -xfskf..-'y'9-I ,fl - as-G .1 G' f -- 1 -, 1. ,aft : . S r S ...H . . . fi, A- 5. - W, , , N j sp, 1 is 1' A. 'Q - MANAGERS: Seated: Keino Shannon, Charles Hawkinsg Kneeling: Mark Billyg Standing: Carlos Sample. .Q -E e.5:,Q 2 l 4 3 :f 5':f E l J Elisha jackson and Howard Davis, , V Y -- ' ' ' 1 W' ff: - fn- an-nan ' ' J V V ...A -........Y an-uh M-..:......-.....- .- f A -A -sn., 4-.V ..-......v- .....n...... -- Traditionally, football at IHS has been most important. Nothing has changed where that is concerned. The Indians work hard at it. The coaches work them hard in the field and expect at least passable grades in the Classroom. In fact many of our athletes are outstanding students as well. Football will always be at the heart of lstrouma. Sports 113 - Shit! lf+l5T9'SSl i'NE1i:..'iF. I 'I 'Y' ISV 114 Sports ISTROUMA BASEBALL: SPRING FUN IN THE SUN 't1dmH.tt Row 1: Pat Welch, Nathan Blanchard, Batgirl Anita lohnston, Dale Guitreau, Ronald lenkins, Row 2: Mike Bywater, Danny Schley, Bryan Mitchell, Eric lohnson, Kevin larreau, Byron Sharper, Row 3: Darrell Hawkins, Dwayne Robinson, Roland Anderson, lerry lones, Robby Matherne, Tom Rodriguez, Coach Demouy. Not pictured: Percy Campbell, Todd Camble. N ,A A A l ,, f l r Ml ..i Row 1: Lamonica Newman, Bessie Dalton, Torea Anderson, lerrilynn Holland, Chiquitta Daymon, Denita Williams, Row 2: Coach Linda Miller, Michelle Bruce, Carla Stevens, Katherine Thomas, Lisa Weatherspoon, Samantha Wright, Bernadette Keller, Coach Hop- per. Not pictured: Elgretta Augillard, Anna Moore. ISTROUMA TRACK: MORE THA A IOG. 9 Row 1: Ratley Vessell, larret Poydras, Mack Williams, Reginald Knighten, Charles Carolina, Maurice Broussard, Row 2: Nathaniel Smith, lohn Ard, Paul Varnado, loseph Wilson, Gary Young, Albert Charles. Due to unavoidable circumstances there are no pictures available for girls track. 'N Sports 115 LITTLE WRESTLI G, LITTLE TENN S. Row 1: jesus Melancon, Paul Varnado, Tom Wold, Dennis Melvine, Robert lvlatherne, Robert Webb, Douglas Gaines, Row 2: john Fontenot, Rufus Green, Ravano Reed, Coach H. R. Fortenberrv, Ronnie Breland, Howard Honore, Leslie Parms, Row 3: Parco Cosey, Robert Sambo, David Broaden, Robert Breland, john Ross, Aylwin Parker, Row 4: Dale Vessell, Therence Moton, Paul Cook, Sean Strauss, Mar- vin Barnes, Clarence Ellis lmanagerj. Row 1: Alex Broussard, Robert Webb, Paul Cook, Row 2: Kelly Gar- rido, Christy Caudle, Vin- 4' gf cent Young, Kim Davis, , Noland Stewart. ml 5' ll I l All , ft X 1 .av f f C 1 I B iflfffiim fc ....,, ,ff ' .F X Q SE L A M gs 1 Q 4 :MY fxfs Y' X 1' , 1 l K 116 S orts B tirr f i, 4.5, :A .1-Q, iii' li l LR iv: 5' l -l L .l GIRL'S VOLLEYBALLA D ASKETB LL 5 ,. Q g E we si f .2 BASKETBALL Monica Thomas Lynette lack Melissa Kinnon lawatha Shannon Torea Anderson Paula Stevens Denita Williams Michelle Bruce VOLLEYBALL Albertha Harris Dawn Hall Connie Lafayette Monica Thomas Melissa Kinnon Sheila Newman lawatha Shannon Lynette Honore losie Wilson Lynette lack Torea Anderson Denita Williams Connie Young Melissa O'Conner Lisa Haynes Elligretta Augillard 1, his pity 'N 7'r -'M--1 if . '12 ' ri ' 4195 II, . 'K '-.-1' i I airy li ' if , 1073 ,il l l X . . ,I XXQQ f,M.' , 7 2 :gg i af: 55'-Sw Wills .' U 21. 15 3 I Q3 5 i r 'iff -it I 6, lj if .1 , il I 1, . 'if L L-.,,,1,l -fs, f ' 'Y ' A ' L, U ii - 'Wigan' .gag ta, 7,1 V1 f i -, -.4 -vi ,.g... 1' - . - 1 v - .-' ,- QZH. .- 5... ' ...Q . . , , , , ' i Q Q-2. f ,Vi-,4,1: ' pk g --'ws 1 . Wa,-:V -5 t 5-Q. P ' ... v 5 gf ,tg,4,, .,:ff31l.n5fii5!:f,? s . L E, csgfmt , ,, , . Ei? gr: 4 n ,M his-Q., V .t,..... ,V ,she -2 X f- ,fast wimm-i 3 - .vs -W,-A-Y. is .4 7.53,-typing 131-8-.-QT' -Ie Sports 117 1984-85 BASKETBALL - BOYS 11 William Preston 12 Carlos Sample 15 lsrael Vinning 21 Andre White 23 Vernon Taylor 30 Willie Mellion 31 Rushell Guarian 32 Charlie Foreman 33 Adrian Hunt Guard Guard Forward Forward Guard Forward Forward Guard Forward 5'11 5'1Cl 6l'lll 61511 5191! 6131! 61411 61011 61411 William Preston Carlos Sam Vernon Taylor Adrian Hunt XX I1 ' Vw, ,,. .- Willie Mellion Rushell Guarian Sports 119 - .u A A 1, .Qi 1+-gjfgf - .S .Six XQ- ,3e'Wk???'G-ffmmv an, i - 5-' I N fe'-gg fs? 1 fff H 's . 5 , M' . w Y , ' s J- . A if , 2' if .51 , ze 4 .. N2-.fQ -- ., ,.k-- 4 ,Ng . N.--1 N if ' 'K :Z V vb 3' fa ff V i 5 Q3 5 1, 'f' :f y K 5 K ,f i Nw. , K V W, K 55 120 Sports .1 ' a f V ..- 's' Q . '- . F- 2 A .v ig-:4vf3rff. P' 522 ' 'fy 7- I cimlia- Z., V' 1 '-gag! ' T QQ ' xt Q. :iii T , 5 ':A ' L .- ,ia gggufiu 3 fa 2- xl 1' v 'Q .- Q xv 'N ..f x. 0 C rvvx I! 'Y' KK Q 5,43 . , r : , ff. 'A . j 7 V igf gf ' ', 1' . 7 Z'iv: - ' . ' fi ' , W if W W Q ,Q gb X ..2, b L ' A f,- Q 0 5 P W Y With th there ' IS E group group will emerge players on the team they have the time they group will learn how to a he made OVEF f X know. I well well. Each , and effort skills and group is group of special. member was a valuable however to understand that October to March a . 1. . . -- ff-3 - g 1 ,Q kky, Wi ,. A :L ,,,.rw..- Q , jg-53 , Thanh Tran, a junior, is the last of our MVP's and without doubt the first in creativity. Thanh's art work is throughout the book, beginning with the beautiful Indian on the cover. Thanh produced an incredible number of Indians, each unique, and developed some beautiful designs for major sections of the book. He also drew up most of the ads. His work has helped to make this 1984- 85 yearbook a thing of class, and we simply could not have had this without him. Yr . 'I si I IAWATHA SHANNON lawatha Shannon, a senior and our editor, was dedicated from day one to producing the best book IHS has ever seen. Despite her athletic involvements, Iawatha was a steady worker, particularly after school. She contributed a lot of photography to the book as well, but most of all, she displayed the rare talent of suffering through Mrs. Poynter's explosions, swallowing her own anger, and frustrations, and continuing to work hard. I know that lawatha served as a true inspiration to others on the staff that we could not only do it, but do it well. SHARCN DODSON The Taylor Publishing Company representative, Sharon Dodson, was an invaluable aid to us. We began this project with limited knowledge and great ambitions and have ended it with increased knowledge and realized ambitions. Sharon Dodson is largely responsible for this. She not only offered instruction and encouragement, but also rolled up her sleeves and went to work to help us meet, or nearly miss, deadlines. She is truly an asset to Taylor Publishing. Features 123 BESSIE DALTON Bessie Dalton, a senior, was first of all the leading ad salesman on the staff. She possesses a real ability to handle the sales world and the near solvent condition of this book is due in a large way to her. Bessie also gave up lunches to work dur- ing lanuary and February. She possesses a fine ability to produce good work, quick- ly, under pressure. 124 Features ANDRE IOHNSON Andre johnson, a senior, was a steady worker on every Saturday and, as the football season released him, a regular afternoon worker. Andre, much like myself, felt confident that he could do anything as long as there was a 'how to manual around. And he did. Talwanga Thomas the next person. She was always will ing to help, and was with us on Satur days and afternoons. M...-nn Talwanga Thomas, a junior, was shy and overawed at first, but she rose to the occasion as our needs became more severe. Wanga helped with the photography also, and learned to crop pictures and draw layouts as well as Anita lohnston -I'-l l Anita lohnston and Shannon jones both seniors, worked together always and in actuality seemed to compliment one another's skills well enough to produce in a short time the amount of work expected. They did an outstanding PR job for the book, helped coordinate all picture- taking days, and generally were in- valuable to the process. Beyond this, the good humor both possess of- fered nice touches to the book and ,..., 7 kept us laughing instead of crying. '-N Kollin Kring Kollin Kring, a senior, was the lead photographer for the book and simply made this year's PGW WOW a reality. After all, every yearbook is essentially a picture book, and we started so late in the year that it seemed impossible to carry off this challenge. Kollin's creativity with the camera, his determination, his willingness to keep trying, gave us a good selection of pictures, and in many cases, the only selection for sections of the book. There would have been no book without him. S.. in If J lon Nigolian lon Nigolian, a junior, was a valuable player who, though a little afraid at first, developed some skill and was willing to do what needed doing. lon spent some extra hours on specific chores which I felt needed do- ing, and l appreciated this. A Features 125 BEST CF FRIENDS BEST OF TIMES 'We remember day one, how scared could we be? What we needed were E ' friends, that was easy to see. We began our new friendships, very eager but scared. We discussed all our dreams. It was failure we feared Features ' Our friends are there to help us, as we journey on our way. After we have graduated, If we hope to see them again i someday. Vx- g. But if we never do, the fond memories will stay. We'Il look back at lstrouma and remember. . . the good ole days! Roberta Rice Features 127 TWO BY TWO 128 Features APD FOREVER . . . Relationships play an important part in high school life. Walking that llsomeone special to class or talking and relaxing at lunch could really make school just that much more enjoyable. Couples maintain their relationships with hard work and most of all trust. Learning to give and take is all a part of building that bond. X Features 129 GREATNESS HAS TO START SOMEWHERE, RIGHT? WHO'S WHO IN '85? Anita lohnston larret Poydras Lisa Pratt lawatha Shannon Sondra Robertson Andre johnson Shannon lones Bessie Dalton Christy Caudle WHAT HAPPENED? E fhil i Iv ,w 405 I i W, as C- H A B 9 z Q gi ig? l as Pictured on this page are some proud members of the class of 1985. Of course it looks to be a long time ago, but with those cute faces who cares!!! 'IZ long hard years to the top and we can finally yell. . . llI'm a Seniorln A Message to the Semors of 85 F rom the Class of 65 As proud graduates of the Istrouma Hlgh School class of 1965 Dxane and I congratulate thls year s graduatmg semors We have many fond memorles of our years at Istrouma Hlgh and feel deeply mdebted to the faculty and staff who gave so much of themselves to help prepare us for the challenges we faced IH the years ahead On the 20th anmversary of our graduatlon we wlsh to extend to you the class of 1985 our best wxshes for success and happlness We hope that you wlll look back on your years at Istrouma Hlgh School as some of the best tlmes of your l1fe And we hope that you will always remember the teachers and frrends who made these years so rewardmg and worthwhlle See you at the top' STATE REPRESENTATIVE Louls tWo0dy J enklns x vii 'Rf Qi X A XV ' 9 . . 3 a , 4 a , 4 I I n . , 5 9 I ' ' o 0 'T 'P 1 .' 112- xiii? X I It 5 O 'L -' A ' . M auf 7 f. -si If 1 - ' .. . 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