Jennings High School - Bulldogs Growl Yearbook (Jennings, LA)

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 4%ou td t te O cce Sta I i LET ME HAVE YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE Mr. Simmons gives an important announcement over the public •'ddress. Coach Gaudet and Mrs. Evans have important responsibilities. MRS. HELEN EVANS Office Secretary Students have mixed emotions about going into the office. If it's for an excused admit, it's all right, though, says Bill Pickering,.Linda Conner, and Ralph Mead. COACH LOUIS GAUDET Assistant Principal

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O icccU Sc6ooC s4 alette ?na K t£e Se tt i Dear Mr. Simmons, To merely say, Thank you cannot adequately express the gratitude of the student body for the many favors you have bestowed upon us. Your kind words of advice have served as an inspiration for us all. Although complaints have been voiced at times, none of your efforts have gone unnoticed. So it is with regret that we, the seniors, must say good-bye to our faithful friend and devoted administrator, Mr. Simmons. Our wish for the future is that the world will have many such wonderful associates for us. Sincerely, Seniors '63

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p rty.S. (2u4tocUeut4, z ui Lunchroom workers taking a rest from a busy schedule are Mrs. Lucille Roy, Mrs. Maggie Monic, Mrs. Luma Guilliot, Mrs. Gladys Dupuis, and Mrs. Vemice Peloquin. Though we can all do a part in keeping JHS clean and beautiful, the janitors are invested with the chief responsibility. The three men who daily meet this challenge are Mr. Mervin Doucet, Mr. Wallace Roy, and Mr. Eli Miller. Our five cooks are busy at their not-so-easy task of providing for several hundred students.