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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1964 volume:

’64 GROWL La. Volume XVIII 3 Table of Contents Index ... 199 Advertising 1964 Dedication Mrs. Jeanette Gaudet, who came to JHS eleven years ago, has given untiringly of her time to help in any and every phase of the school life at JHS. Mrs. Gaudet has served as girls' basketball coach, tennis coach, sponsor of the Junior Class, pep squad, and cheerleaders. During the eleven years she has taught physical education at JHS, she has found time to be not only a wonderful teacher but also a true and heartwarming friend. The 1964 yearbook staff Is very proud to dedicate to her, with our deepest thanks for her inspiration and guidance, the 1964 Bulldog’s Growl. MRS. LOU GAUDET Mrs. Gaudet referees one of the many games that her PE classes compete in throughout the year. All athletic events are a part of the life of Mrs. Gaudet. She is shown presenting the basketball awards to Judy Brantley and Alison Clemons. As school begins. atJ.H.S., students hurry(?) down the hall as the 8:20 bell rings and the school day begins. VlCTORV FOR J L.S Homecoming activities got into full swing during the month of December orie$ which we shall long remem-will constitute memon —- rr M theme Robert F“ “ the nrieia of J.H.S. Shared. It is our hope th y rful mem0ries will cherish these experiences and won of a truly wonderful school ye flln 3 u. 10 -Znr. $4, 18 8 l9 2nWlS Graduation sums up life at J. H.S. in May. Seniors' last days are filled with parties, graduation invitations, and final exams! — Jan SUN. MON. TUE. 1 6 7 8 13 14 15 20 21 22 27 28 29 WED. THU. MON. Administration Effectively Mr. Simmons, our principal, is the headstone of our school. Whenever he is needed, he is there to lend a helping hand. Whenever trouble arises, he will lend an ear to every side of the situation. To every student he has given expert advice when it was needed. He is always around when someone needs to unload his troubles. As every student knows, Mr. Simmons gives much more than is expected of him. If there is anyone who works beyond the call of duty, it is Mr. Simmons. He thinks of the entire student body as a whole, and not just the individual. Under his stern direction, Jennings High School has run like clock-work for twenty years. The school could not run without him, and it could not be run more efficiently unless there were two of him. To him the students of JHS offer a special thank you. Headed by Mr. Simmons Coach Eddie Harleson, on whose shoulders many important responsibilities are placed, is the assistant principal at JHS. Coach is truly an asset to Jennings High. Mrs. Helen Evans, our very capable office secretary, is always on hand to render help in any way she can to student and teacher alike. At one time or another every-student must get an admit from the office for his absence. Coach Harleson is issuing admits to Sandra Prather and Marilyn Miller. SEATED: MRS. GLENN HARRIS Member Ward 2 MR. LEROY MARTIN Member Ward 1 MR. J. C. NEELY Assistant Superintendent MR. L H. RICHARD Superintendent MR. ANTHONY JENNINGS (Pres.) Member Ward 4 MRS. A. A. ADAMS Secretary MR. CHARLES BURGESS Member Ward 2 MR. DAVID MORGAN Member Ward 2 STANDING: MR. WESLEY REEVES Member Ward 3 MR. RAYMOND BEBEE Member Ward 9 MR. BEN PHILUPS (Vice-Pres.) Member Ward 2 MR. EDWARD BOURGEOIS Member Ward 8 MR. ELMER GUILLORY Member Ward 7 MR. CHARLIE WATKINS Member Ward 6 Not Pictured: MR. MALCOLM ANDERSON Member Ward 5 Jeff Davis Parish School Board 14 Guidance MR. V. E. Craig B. A. . USL M. Ed. , M.S.; LSU Mr. Craig’s office, Room 15, is a very busy place as the end of a school year approaches. Juniors, sophomores, freshmen, and eighth graders eagerly tend to their next year’s schedules. Mr. Craig will be busy setting up classes once these schedules are made up. Mr. Craig’s career files help many seniors make wise decisions as to the type of work they will do. A senior's time is often spent in Mr. Craig’s office. After seniors take the senior aptitude test, Mr. Craig grades them and students see him for the results. He also helps them decide which college is best suited for the courses they wish to study. 15 Maintenance The maintenance department at JHS is a very important phase of our high school. The bus drivers faithfully transport approximately 597 students through good and bad weather to JHS. Our cafeteria workers have a tremendous job of feeding 379 students daily. Our janitors help the school in numerous ways. They are always ready to render any service needed. 'Should we paint the flag pole? Another problem for our busy janitors. Mr. Merven Doucet, Mr. Wallace Roy, Mr. Eli Miller. Bringing children from surrounding rural homes to school is the task of the bus drivers. O. J. Le-Jeune, Cortez Manuel, Claude Manuel, Claude Lejeune, Oran Smith and Howard Mier. Our cafeteria ladies. Mrs. Lucille Roy, Mrs. Maggie Monic, Mrs. Gladys Dupuis, Mrs. Luma Guilliot, Mrs. Vernice Peloquin. 16 Departments Agriculture - 18 Drivers Education - 30 The departments of Jennings High School form the roots of knowledge that formulate leaves of wisdom in its students. These roots are formed by a variety of courses and curriculum which help to prepare the student for later challenges and goals to be conquered in life. Agriculture and MR. M. E. BLANCHARD B.S. . LSU Freshmen ag. boys take the teasing and do the dirty work. Here they are studying the things every farmer should know. An efficient, self-sustaining farmer needs to know many of the fine arts besides how to plant and harvest a good crop. These boys are learning how to weld various types of farm implements. Agriculture I Agriculture II Agriculture III Agriculture IV What would an agricultural class be without a garden? It could easily be compared to a typing class without typewriters. The truck garden enables the boys to learn not only about their crops but also about caring for machinery. 18 Commerce Prepare Students for a Career MISS HELEN CHEATWOOD B. S. , Northwestern Typing I Office Practice Shorthand MR. ANTOINE VALDETERO Bookkeeping B. A. , Northwestern Ready —TYPE! and Miss Cheatwood's Typing I class begins another time test. Miss Cheatwood's industrious shorthand students will in time become efficient secretaries. Bookkeeping Students in Mr. Valdetero’s class balance their chances for a more successful business career. English and MRS. JERRY SIMMONS B. A. , McNeese English I MRS. A. J. CORMIER B. A. , McNeese English I MR. ALBERT KENNARD B. S. . Georgetown University M. Ed. , Xavier University English II-III In English II, Mrs. Carter's students further their knowledge of the good of literature. One of the most important literary pieces they will read is William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar. MRS. MARY LOUISE CARTER B. A. , USL English I-II MRS. MARJORIE KEETH B. S. , La. College English III-IV The English IV class, famous for Macbeth and research papers, is made interesting every day by Mrs. Keeth's diversified talents, which include a superlative knowledge of English grammar and the ability to make a dull literature course seem as interesting as MUTINY on the Mr. Kennard's English III class pays close attention as he explains more of the fundamentals of the English language. BOUNTY. French . . . Languages of the South MR. HERMAN VIDRINE B. A. . USL Civics French I French II During the silent minutes between classes Mr. Vidrine prepares for his next French class. The equipment in the French room helps students to speak the language more fluently. Students of French always enjoy the hours spent listening to French records and talking into the microphones. This equipment has made a big difference in French class. Nous parlons Francais bien! French words such as these are frequently heard in the JHS halls as French students show off their new talents. Music and MR. FRANK RICARD B. A. , McNeese Chorus MR. ERNEST LAPEYROUSE B. M. , Ed. , Louisiana College Band The girl's ensemble, under the direction of Mr. Ricard has sung at Christmas and Spring Concerts. They are: Gail Laughlin, Harriet McLean, Lee Thibodeaux, Danna Fannon, Joyce But-son, Jackie Hildebrand, Charlene Clemons, Harriet Shultz, Marlene Firestone, and Jackie Prather. ■ .- A First hour every morning one can find our band practicing diligently for our football games and concerts. The great job they did this past season has proved rewarding. Library . . . Important Assets of Our School The peace and quiet in the library aids students in studying for tests, mid-term exams, or just reading one of the fascinating books that can be found on the library shelves. The film that Mr. Sarradet is showing will help students to find reference books or novels much more easily. Mr. Sarradet spends a great deal of his time in the little office at one end of the library. Although he often seems very busy, he is happy to give any assistance a student might need. 23 Math MR. LEON RINE B. S. , M. Ed.; USL. MISS BARBARA ROMERO COACH FRANK BAROUSSE LSU; Trigonometry; Analysis; Algebra II; Plane Geometry. B. S. , McNeese Algebra II General Math B. S. , McNeese Algebra I Senior Math Confused geometry students working on the board receive assistance from Mr. Janice. The ancient course of math is still being pondered by 20th century students here in Miss Romero's Algebra I class. Interested Algebra II students watch attentively as Mr. Rine shows them how to do graphs. Mr. Rine also teaches trigonometry and analysis to seniors. and Science . . . Leaders of the Future MRS. DORIS TIEJE B. S. , La. Tech. Biology MR. SHELDON SIMMONS B. S. , La. College Physics, Chemistry MR. HENRY JANICE B.S. , U.S.L. Gen. Science COACH RALPH McKINSTRY B. S. , La. Tech, Gen. Science MRS. PERKINS CLIFFORD B.S. , Northwestern State Biology, Gen. Science Students of Coach McKinstry's general science class (shown above) are seen demonstrating the use of the telegraph. Chemistry and physics are sciences which most juniors and seniors schedule They are important studies for all who plan to attend college. Seeing is believing, for students, as some time is spent in the lab under the direction of Mr. Sheldon Simmons. Biology class under Mrs. Tieje consists not only of active class participation, but also of the taking of accurate notes from lectures. 25 Speech, Dramatics and MR. JERRY BROWN B. A. , McNeese Northwestern Speech I Speech n Choral reading is a very important phase of speech. Mr. Brown is shown directing one of the many practice sessions of the JHS Verse Choir. Mr. Brown, Therese Bowers, Lynn Daigle, Jane and Jean Necessary, and Connie Pizzolatto get out their brooms to give The Shack a good scrubbing down. Speech students become frequent visitors to The Shack for this is where most of the props are stored. Giving speeches is one of the numerous exercises a Speech I student has to master. Social Studies Make Better Citizens MRS. MAMIE LONGMAN B. A. , Texas University Civics American History MR. FRANCIS BENEDICT B. A. , B. D. , M. Ed. , USL COACH JAMES STUBBS B. S. , McNeese World Geography MR. HERMAN VIDRINE B. A.; USL Civics MR. ANTOINE VALDETERO B. A. , USL Civics Civics French I General History French II Mr. Benedict, grading some test papers, seems to find some of the answers amusing and puzzling. In one of Mrs. Longman's American history classes, Gary Duhon gives a very inspiring communism report. This is just one of the many things required of American history students. Home Economics and MRS. HELEN WILSON B.S. . M. Ed.; USL; LSU Home Ec. I MRS. ANN BELAIRE B.S. , USL Home Ec. I Home Ec. II Home Ec. Ill MRS. PERKINS CLIFFORD B.S., Northwestern Home Ec. I Mrs. Wilson shows the Freshman girls slides to help them broaden their horizons in Home Economics I. Home Economics II helps girls learn the basics that they will need for being homemakers in the future. The senior girls took time out of their fifth period classes one day to vie for the Betty Crocker home-maker of Tomorrow. Here we see the girls taking the test in the J. H. S. cafeteria. Jane Leonard is our Miss Betty Crocker of 1964. 28 Physical Education . . . Classes With Action COACH JAMES COACH EDDIE STUBBS HARELSON B. S. , McNeese B. S., M. Ed.; La. Boys' Phys. Ed. Tech. , L. S.U. Boys' Phys. Ed. MRS. LOU GAUDET B.S., U.S.L. Girls' Phys. Ed. Pictured above are the basketball activities in which both the girls and boys partake during basketball season. At left, the girls are shown in a warm-up exercise before actual playing begins and at right the boys take position for a jump ball. Warm-up exercises begin each class. These exercises help the student to perform better in the activities which include baseball, volleyball, and tumbling. Driver Education MR. JAMES WILSON B. S. , M. Ed. . U.S. L. Driver Education Keep your eyes on the road” is a very important slogan for classroom and actual driving work. Above Mr. Wilson gives last minute instructions to a student. At left, a driving class is pictured before it takes off for real driving experience. Each year the cars used in the Driver Education program are donated by Bubba Oustalet. The long white trailer which appeared on the JHS campus about February was purchased by the School Board to aid driver education students of Jeff Davis Parish. A part of the class is now spent in the simulator. 30 Special Education Pictured here from left to right are: ROW 1: Richard Jeanise, Darryl Gary, Elaine Landry. ROW 2: Albert Manuel, Wid-ness Hebert, Marilyn Adams, Riley Hickman, and Carlton LeMaire. MRS. MELLIE FIRESTONE B.S, , B, A. , L.S.U. Special Education Mrs. Firestone does a wonderful job in training these students for future jobs. This miniature globe was made by the children and from it they learn about the world they live in. Elaine Landry sings a solo for the group as Mrs. Firestone plays the piano. u v iiLPJiMj «u u Ji ill Senior Class Officers of 1964 President.............................ALLEN RICHERT Vice-President...................MARY LOU CALDWELL Secretary.........................KAREN McBURNEY Business Manager------------------ALISON CLEMONS Treasurer.............................FRANK MATTE The seniors look on proudly as they line up their car for the homecoming parade. SHIRLEY AUCOIN F. H. A. ; Bulldettes; Mc-Neese Music Festival; Glee Club. LINDA ABSHIRE JOANNE BANKER Science Club; Thespians; Honor Thespians; 8 Drama Productions; Verse Choir; F. T. A. ; Beta Club; Glee Club; Girls Ensemble; Debate; McNeese Speech and Music Festivals; Bulldettes, Bass Drummer. 35 MARGARET BERTRAND Bulldettes, Powder Puff Game; Library Club; F. T. A. ; F. H. A. ; Press Club; F. B. L. A. ; Glee Club; Beta Club; McNeese Music Festival. JUDY BRANTLEY Chldr.; BB; Volleyball; U. S. L. Lit. Rally and Play Day; Bulldettes; Powder Puff Game; Sfu. Coun.; 4-H, Rep.; J. H. S. Fair Queen Cont. Winner; Parish Queen Rep. ; Graduation Usher; Beta Cl.; Thespians. Clerk; F. T. A. ; An. St.. Bus. Mgr. , 2 yrs. ; Press Cl. ; Glee Cl. ; McNeese Mus. and Speech Fest.; Verse Choir; Dramatic Prod.; Pelican Girl's St. Alt. ; L. S. U. Leadership; Who's Who Nom. ; Parish Day Gov't.; Most Pop. ; Hmcg. Queen; Friendliest; Eng. Award; BB Sportsmanship Award; Yearbook Award. 36 Never Forget MARILYN BROUSSARD Safety Council; 4-H; F. H. A. ; F. T. A. ; Beta Club; Bulldettes, Sergeant; Powder Puff Games; Verse Choir; McNeese Speech and Music Festival; 2 Drama Productions; Girls Ensemble; Glee Club; Annual Staff; McNeese Literary Rally; Fair Representative Contest; Parish Day Gov't, Police Jury. CHERI BURGESS Beta Cl. , V. -P. ; Thespians; Hon. Thes.; Who's Who Nom. ; Chldr.; Hmcg. Ct. ; F. T. A. ; Glee Cl. ; L. S. U. Ldrsp. Con. ; Girls Ensemble; 4-H; Safety Coun.; French Cl.; McNeese Literary Rally; McNeese Speech and Mus. Fest. ; Verse Choir; Graduation Usher; J. H. S. Sweetheart; Best-Dressed; An. St. ; Press Cl.; 5 Drama Productions; Pep Squad; Powder Puff Gms. ; Parish Day Gov't. Police Jury; Fair Queen Representative. GERALDINE BROUSSARD F. H. A. ; Press Club; F. B. L. A. ; Glee Club; McNeese Music Festival. GAYNELL BUTSON Glee Cl.; Bulldettes, Sergeant; 4-H; F. T. A. ; F. B. L. A. , Pari.; Verse Choir; McNeese Speech and Mus. Fest.; Girls Ensemble; Glee Cl.; Beta Cl. ; Powder Puff Games; Miss Jennings; Rice Fest. Princess; Safety Coun. , Con.; F. F. A. Sweetheart; Parish Day Gov't; Will and Prophecy Com. ; Parish Fair Queen's Con. 37 Seniors Prepare to MARY LOU CALDWELL Senior Class, V. -P. ; F. T. A. Pres. , F. T. A. Convention; Thespian, Sec.; 4-H; Beta Cl., Beta Convention; Safety Coun.; Soph. Class Sec. -Treas.; An. St. ; Press Cl. , Circulation Mgr.; Fair Queen Cont.; Bulldettes, V. -P. , Hist. , Sergeant, Powder Puff Gm.; Parish Day Gov't; Jr. Class Prophecy; Sr. Class Will; Verse Choir; Prepared Speaking, McNeese Speech Fest.; McNeese and U. S. L. Lit. Rallies, Eng. , 2nd and 3rd; Graduation Usher; Pelican Girls' St.; Lit. Cl. Essay Finalist; Who’s Who Nom.; F. T. A. Award; Medical Board Scholarship. PENNY CARTE Thespians; 2 Drama Productions; Verse Choir; Glee Club; McNeese Music and Speech Fest.; Bulldettes, Powder Puff Game; Safety Coun., Sec. and Conf.; F. T, A. ; F. B. L. A. ; 4-H; Tennis; Will and Prophecy Committees. ALISON CLEMONS LEWIS CORMIER 4-H; Safety Coun. ; Thes- Student Council; F. F. A. pians, Pres.; Beta Cl. ; Press Pres. , St. and National Cl. , Bus. Mgr. ; Bulldettes, Conventions; McNeese Flagbearer, Treas., Powder and U. S. L. Literary Puff Game; Jr. Class Pres. ; Rallies, St. Rally; 4-H; Sr. Class Bus. Mgr. ; BB; Football; Federation Graduation Usher; Most Day Judging Contest. Likely to Succeed; L. S. U. Leadership Conf. ; Pelican Girls' St.; F. T. A. , F. T. A. Conv.; Verse Choir; An. St., Co-Ed. ; Stu. Coun. , Chap.; Drama Productions; McNeese Speech and Mus. Fest. ; McNeese and U. S. L. Lit. Rallies; American Legion Award; American Hist. Award; French Award; BB Loyalty Award; Who's Who Award; Women's Lit. Cl. Essay Cont. Winner; Yearbook Award. 38 Step Into the World STANLEY CRESAP Bulldettes, Head Majorette; Beta Club, Beta Convention; F. T. A. ; F. B. L. A. ; French Club; Thespians; 4-H; Safety Council; Annual Staff; Press Club; Parish Day Gov't; 2 Drama Productions; Verse Choir; Graduation Usher; Fair Queen Contest; McNeese Speech Festival. JESSIE CROCHET ESTER CRAIN 4-H Club; Verse Choir; F. H. A. ; Press Club; Glee Club; Safety Council; Bulldettes; Library Club; McNeese Speech and Music Festivals. CAROLYN DAIGLE F. H. A. ; Beta Club; 4-H; Press Club; Glee Club; Girl's Chorus; Verse Choir; McNeese Speech and Music Festivals. 39 Seniors Conquer LYNN DAIGLE Cheerleader; Basketball; 4-H; Fair Queen Contest; Volleyball; F. T. A. ; Key Club Sweetheart; U. S. L. Literary Rally; McNeese and U. S. L. Playdays; F. B. L. A. ; 2 Drama Productions; Will and Prophecy Committees; Powder Puff Games; Safety Council; Beta Club; F. H. A. ; Library Club; McNeese Music Festival. JOANN DANIEL Band; L. S. U. Band Day; Layfayette Marching Festival; McNeese Music Festival; F. H. A. ; F. B. L. A. ; Concert Band. SHIRLEY DARBONNE Beta Club; Student Council; Library Club, Treas. , First V. -P.; St. Convention; F. T. A. , Reporter, Pari.; Bulldettes, Drummer; Powder Puff Games; Press Club; F. H. A. , Photographer. BILL DASCH Football; Track; Key Cl. ; J” Cl.; Beta Cl. ; Parish Day Gov't, Police Jury; Jr. Class Prophecy; Junior Class Favorite; F. T. A. , Treas. ; U. S. L. , McNeese Speech Festival, Prepared Speaking, Interpretive Reading, Extemporaneous Speaking; Drama Productions; Stu. Coun.; Best Actor. 40 the Research Paper RONNIE DAVIS Safety Council, Treasurer, Conferences, Southern Safety Conventions; Basketball Manager; Track Manager; J Club; 1 Drama Production; Safety Award. DIANNE DAVIS WILLIAM L. DAVIS F. F. A. Livestock Judging Team; F. F. A. Parliamentary Team; F. F. A. Parliamentarian, Vice-President; 4-H; High School Rodeo. GEORGE DELAHOUSSAYE French Club; Safety Council, Vice-President, Traffic Division; Safety Conferences; J. H. S. Driving Road-e-o. 41 DARRELL DELOME F. F. A. Federation Day; F. F. A. , Vice-President; 4-H; Football. HELEN DESHOTEL Beta Club; F. B. L. A. , Convention; F. H. A. ; Bulldettes, Powder Puff Games; Literary Rally. GARY DU HON Football; Track; Basketball; F. T. A. , F. T. A. Convention; F. B. L. A. ; Parish Day Gov't; Press Club; 1 Drama Production; Glee Club; Mc-Neese Music Festival. PAUL DeVILBISS Verse Choir; 4-H; Glee Club; McNeese Music and Speech Festivals. 42 1965 College Freshmen CHARLES EARL Football; Basketball; Track; J Club; Beta Club; Key Club; F. T. A. ; French Club, Treasurer; U. S. L. Literary Rally; Senior Letterman. ROBERT EVANS Track; Pelican Boys' State Alternate. PHILLIP DuPONT F. F. A. State Convention, Secretary, Vice-President. BARBARA FONTENOT Beta Club; F. B. L. A. ; F. H. A. ; Volleyball. 43 Seniors Have Fun DARRYL FONTENOT FLORENCE FONTENOT F. H. A. SANDRA A. FONTENOT Glee Club; Junior-Senior Girl’s Ensemble; McNeese Music Festival; F. H. A. ; Library Club; Press Club; Bulldettes, Powder Puff Games; F. B. L. A. SANDRA D. FONTENOT Glee Club; F. H. A. ; Library Club; F. T. A. ; F. B. L. A. ; Beta Club; Bulldettes; Powder Puff Games; McNeese Music Festival. 44 WANDA FONTENOT Bulldettes; F. H. A. ; Library Club, Treasurer; F. B. L. A. SHIRLEY FONTENOT Bulldettes; Library Club; Glee Club; F. H. A. ; Mc-Neese Music Festival. AST RID GARRETT Basketball; F. T. A. ; Bulldettes, Majorette; Annual Staff; Student Council Fair Queen's Contest; 4-H; Graduation Usher; Will Committee. 45 Seniors Win JOANNA GARY Glee Club; F. H. A. ; F. T. A. ; McNeese Speech and Music Festival; F. B. L. A. ; Verse Choir; Thespians; Bulldettes; 4-H; Freshman Class Favorite; Powder Puff Games; Safety Council; Library Club; Press Club. EDWARD GAUTHIER J Club; Football Mgr.; Track; Band; L. S. U. Band Day; Safety Council. DELORES GRIFFITH 4-H; F. H. A. ; Library Club; Beta Club, Convention; F. T. A. ; Glee Club; McNeese Speech and Music Festival; Bulldettes, Drummer; Powder Puff Games; Literary Rally; Verse Choir. ALINE HANKS F. H. A. f President, Historian; F. B. L. A. , Treasurer; Bulldettes; F. T. A. 46 MAUREEN HARDY Library Club; McNeese Music Festival; Glee Club; Bulldettes; Powder Puff Games; Annual Staff. MARY ALICE HENRY F. H. A. ; Beta Club; F. B. L. A. ; Student Council; Literary Rally; Volleyball. 47 Seniors Enter RET HA HOFFPAUIR F. H. A. ; F. B. L. A. ; Volleyball; McNeese Play Day; 4-H. CHERYL HOLSTON Bulldeues; 4-H; Safety Council; French Club, Vice-President and Pari.; Thespians; F. T. A. ; Annual Staff; Press Cl.; U. N. Tour; Parish Day Gov't; Verse Choir; Beta Cl. ; Powder Puff Games; Glee Cl. ; Girls' Ensemble; McNeese Speech and Music Festival. RUSTY HOUSSIERE Track; J Cl. ; Jr. Class Treasurer; Prophecy and Will Committees; Safety Council V. -P.; Conference; Best Dressed Boy; Student Council; F. T. A. ; McNeese Speech Festival; Verse Choir; Key Cl.; Parish Day Gov't; Pelican Boys' State; Who's Who Nominee; 4-H; Track Field Award. CONNIE HYMEL F. B. L. A. . Secretary; Glee Club; McNeese Music Festival; F. H. A. ; 4-H; Bulldettes; Beta Club. 48 Essay Contests HARVEY JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON MARY ALICE KELLEY Glee Club; Library Club; F. B. L. A. ; F. H. A. ; Beta Club; Spanish Club at Sulphur High. BRENDA INMAN F. B. L. A. ; F. H. A. ; Candidate for F. F. A. Sweetheart. 49 Seniors Attend Last LEE ROY KING F. F. A. ; 4-H; Federation Day; F. F. A. Sentinel. LARRY LaFARGUE Track; French Club; Football Manager; Cross Country Team. BETTY LeBLANC F. H. A. ; F. B. L. A. ; Volleyball; McNeese Playday. SHARON LeBLEU Thespians, Treas. , Honor Thespian; Verse Choir; Debate; Glee Cl. ; Girl's Ensemble; McNeese Speech and Mus. Fest.; Beta Cl.; F. T. A. , Conv. , St. Treas.; French Cl. , Sec.; U. N. Tour, Bus Tal. Co-ordina-tor; Press Cl. , Bus. Mgr.; 7 Dramatic Productions; Stu. Coun. ; Bulldettes, Hd. Drill Sgt.; BB Mgr.; An. St. , Sr. Class Ed.; Graduation Usher; Jr. Class V. -P. ; Jr. Class Prophecy; Parish Day Gov't; Powder Puff Games; Bulldette Sweetheart; Best Thespian. 50 Assembly Program at J.H.S RODNEY LeDOUX SHEILA LeBLEU Thespians, Honor Thespian; Stu. Coun.; Interpretive Reading, Superior--Me -Neese, First Place--U. S. L. Lit. Rally; Verse Choir; Debate; Glee Cl. ; Mc-Neese Speech and Music RONALD LEE ALIUS LeJEUNE Football; Track; Sportsmanship Award; J Club; F. F. A. ; F. F. A. Judging Team; 4-H. Fest.; Beta Cl. , Conv. , Secretary; F. T. A. , Conv. , St. Treas. ; French Cl., Pari. ; U. N. Tour, Bus Tal. Co-ordinator; Press Cl. , Bus. Mgr.; 7 Dramatic Productions; Bulldettes, Hd. Drummer; BB Mgr. ; An. St. ; Sr. Class Ed.; Graduation Usher; Jr. Class V. -P. ; Jr. Class Prophecy; Parish Day Gov’t.; Powder Puff Games; Best Actress. 51 GEORGE LOWERY JANE LEONARD F. T. A. , Conv. ; Thespians; Press Cl., Photographer; French Cl. . V-P.; Beta Cl. , Conv.; An. St.; F. H. A. ; 3 Drama Productions; Bulldettes, Drummer; Graduation Usher; Sr. Class Will; Verse Choir; Mc-Neese Speech Festival; Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. 52 at Last Assembly KAREN McBURNEY Thespians; Stu. Coun. ; Verse Choir; Bulldettes, Drummer and Pres.; Press Cl. , Ed.; Pelican Girl's St.; Beta Cl.; Parish Day Gov't; Prophecy and Will Com.; BB Mgr. ; An. St. , Activities Ed.; Volleyball; Jr. and Sr. Class Sec.; F. T. A. ; 4-H; Safety Coun., Treas. ; Glee Cl.; Most Intelligent Girl; McNeese Speech and Mus. Fest. DALE McLEAN Track; Football; Glee Club; McNeese Music Festival; Key Club; J Club; Regional Track Meet. CLAUDE MANUEL Parish Day Gov't, Police Jury; Glee Club; 4-H; Safety Council, Vice-Pres.; Verse Choir; McNeese Speech and Music Festivals; Safety Award; Safety Conventions; Thespians; 3 Dramatic Productions; Most Humorous. FRANK MATTE Key Cl. , Pres, and V. -P. ; J” Cl. ; Stu. Coun. , V. -P. ; Thespians; Sr. Class Treas.; Soph. Class Pres. ; Freshman Class V. -P.; F. T. A. ; Verse Choir; McNeese Speech Festival; Parish Day Gov’t, Police Jury; BB; Track, St. Mt. , All State; Most Athletic; Football, Most Valuable Back, All State; Honorable Mention High School All American; Track Award. 53 EARL MAYFIELD Safety Council; 4-H; Glee Club; McNeese Music Festival; Pelican Boy's State Alternate; Baseball; Track, Cross-Country Team. Seniors Order Caps, ANN MILLER Bulldettes, Majorette; Press Club; F. T. A. ; Jr. and Sr. 4-H; Thespians; Beta Club; Debate; Annual Staff; Glee Club; F. B. L. A. ; McNeese and U. S. L. Play-days; Volleyball; Powder Puff Games; Verse Choir; McNeese Speech Festival. ARTIE MILLER DONALD MILLER Football; Basketball; Track; J Club. 55 Gowns and Invitations GERALD MILLER F. F. A. ; F. F. A. Judging Team. GLENN MILLER Football, Senior Letterman; Track; Basketball; Beta Club; Key Club; J Club, Treasurer; Glee Club; McNeese Music Festival. MARILYN MILLER Bulldettes, Majorette; F. T. A. , Historian; Press Club, Sec.; Beta Club; 6 Dramatic Productions; Thespians, Honor Thespian; French Club; Verse Choir; Beta Conv.; Annual Staff; Powder Puff Games; Glee Club; McNeese Speech and Music Festivals; U. N. Tour; Prophecy and Will Comm.; Graduation Usher; Parish Day Gov't; Shorthand Award. WAYNE MILNER Football; Track; Key Club; Basketball; F. T. A. ; Basketball Sportsmanship Award. 54 RAY MOORE Football; Basketball; Track; J Club; Key Club; 4-H; Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer; U. N. Tour; Band; L. S. U. Band Day; Most Handsome; Basketball Sportsmanship Award. JOYCE MORGAN 4-H, Secretary; Parish Queen Representative; F. T. A. ; Beta Club; Safety Council; F. H. A. ; Library Club; Glee Club; McNeese Music Festival; Bulldettes; Annual Staff; Senior Class Will; Powder Puff Games. 56 in Homecoming Parade SHIRLEY MORGAN Bulldeites, Sergeant; Annual Staff; Verse Choir; Glee Club; McNeese Speech and Music Festivals; F. T. A.; 4-H, Treasurer; Parish Queen; Safety Council, Vice-Pres.; Press Club; Graduation Usher; Powder Puff Game; Diamond Jubilee Queen; Parish Fair Queen Contest; McNeese Rodeo Queen Contest; 1 Drama Production; Will and Prophecy Committees. JOHNATHAN MOUTON Band. JOHN E. MOUTON Safety Council-, Pres.; Louisiana’s Safest Teenage Driver ; Band; Football; National Safe Driving Road-e-o; 1 Drama Production; 4-H; Safety Council Awards; Safety Conferences; Science Club; Student Council; Band Festival; Parish Day Gov't. HARRY MYERS F. F. A.; F. F. A. Judging Team; Football; Banker Clinic. 57 JAMES NORWIG Debate, Vice-Pres.; Mc-Neese Speech Festival; Prepared Speaking; Interpretative Reading; Verse Choir; U. S. L. Literary Rally; French Club; Science Club; Oratory Award. MICHAEL ORTEGO Glee Club; Double Male Quartet; Male Chorus; Mc-Neese Music Festival; Drama Production. SANDRA PRATHER Bulldettes, Majorette; F. H. A.; Annual Staff; French Club; Beta Club; U. N. Tour; F.T. A.; Press Club; Verse Choir; McNeese Speech and Music Festival; Most Humorous; Thespians; Powder Puff Games; Junior Class Favorite. JIMMY PRECHT Iota High School - Freshman Class President; Sophomore Class President; Most Valuable Back; Most Handsome; F.H.A. Beau. J.H.S.-Basketball; Track; Cross-Country Team;4-H; Football, All-District, Second Team; J Club; 1000 Yard Club. 58 Sports and Class CHOPPY REDDELL J Club, Basketball Game; Key Club; Track, Shot Put School Record; State and Regional Meets; Football, All-District, All Southwest, All-State, Most Valuable Lineman; Parish Day Gov't, District Judge; Verse Choir; F. T. A.; Will and Prophecy Committees. DANIEL REED Thespians; F.T. A.; Verse Choir; Track; Football; Baseball; Cross Country Team; 1 Dramatic Production; Parish Day Gov’t; Mc-Neese Speech Festival. CLINTON RAVEY F.F.A., Parliamentarian, Second Vice-President; Basketball; L. S.U. Welding DONNA REEVES and Electrical Contest. F. T. A.; 4-H; Library Club, Convention; F. B. L. A. , Convention; Verse Choir; F.H. A.; Bulldettes; Press Club; Annual Staff; Safety Council; Junior-Senior Girl’s Ensemble; U.S.L. Literary Rally; Powder Puff Games; U. N. Tour; McNeese Speech and Music Festivals. 59 Seniors Off on BARBARA RICHARD MOONEEN REGAN F. H. A.; Glee Club; Band; Band Day; McNeese Music Festivals; Majorette; Head Drum Majorette. ALLEN RICHERT Student Council, Treasurer, President; Key Club, Sec.; J C1., Sec.; F. T. A. , Treas., V-Pres.; Sophomore Cl. V-Pres.; Senior Class Pres.; Class Fav. for 8th, 9th, 10th Grades; Most Popular; Most Intelligent; Most Friendly; Most Likely to Succeed; Football, All-District; Track; Parish Day Gov't; American Legion Award; Who's Who Award. JIMMY RICHERT Track; Cross-Country Team; Football; Key Club, Convention; Beta Club; F.T. A.; French Club; Student Council; Parish Day Gov't.; Key Club Treasurer. 60 KATHLEEN RICHERT F.F. A. Maid; F.F. A. Sweetheart; 4-H Song-Leader; Safety Council; Key Club Sweetheart; F.T. A., Reporter; Bulldettes, Secretary; Press Club; Glee Club; Mc-Neese Music Festival; Prettiest Girl. SUSAN SABATIER Smoke Signal Staff; Beta Club, President, Convention; Library Club, Pres., Treas., Convention; French Club; Student Council; Press Club; Pelican State Alternate; Bulldettes; F. T. A.; U. S. L. Literary Rally; Fair Queen's Contest; L. S. U. Leadership Conference; Annual Staff, Co-Editor, Yearbook Award. LINDA SEEFELD Safety Council; 4-H; F. T. A.; Beta Club; Bulldettes; Basketball; Girls' Ensemble; Glee Club; McNeese Music Festival. 61 Seniors Attend DARLENE SMITH F.B.L. A.; F. H. A.; Beta Club; Glee Club; McNeese Music Festival. PAT SMITH Hmcg. Queen; Miss Jennings Runner-Up;Diamond Jubilee Prin.; Hd. Chldr.; Press Cl., Sports Ed.; An. Staff; F. T. A., Sec.; Thesp. , Chap.; Verse Choir; McNeese Speech Fest.; 4-H; Pep Sq. ; BB; VB;U.S. L. and McNeese Playday; Chldr. of the Yr. Runner-Up; Lit. Cl. Essay, 2nd PI.; U. S. L. Lit. Rally, Tpg., 3rd PI.; Pelican St. Alt.; Grad. Usher; Powder Puff Game; McNeese Lit. Rally; Soph. Cl. Fav.; Who's Who Nom.; Most Ath.; Bkpg. Award. JOANNE SPURRY Pep Squad; Glee Club; Library Club. ROBERT SMITH 62 Many Senior Parties CRAWFORD SUIRE INEZ TAYLOR F.H. A.; Glee Club; Mc- Neese Music Festival. SHIRLEY SUIRE Basketball; Volleyball; Beta Club; Annual Staff; Glee Club; 4-H; F.H. A.; F.T.A.; U.S.L. and McNeese Playday; McNeese Speech Festival. DICK TONN Lit. Rallies; Glee Club; Leadership Conf.; Pelican Boy's St.; Thesp.; F.T. A., Conv.; F.B. L.A. , Mr. F.B.L.A.; Sci. Cl.; Safety Coun., Conv.; Parish Day Gov't; Dramatic Prods.; Driving Rodeo, 2nd PI.; McNeese Sp. Fest.; Football Mgr.; Press Cl.; Verse Choir; U. N. Tour; An. St.; Best Thespian Award. 63 CARROLL TUTHILL Glee Club; Bulldettes; French Club, Chaplain; Beta Club. DONNA TYGRETT 4-H; Thesp. ;Fair Queen's Contest; F.F. A. Swtht.; F. T. A.; Press Cl.; Basketball Hmcg. Court; Glee Cl.; McNeese Sp. and Music Fest.; Verse Choir; Safety Coun.; Parish Day Gov't.; Bulldettes; BB; VB; Powder Puff Games; Prophecy and Will Committees; Library Club; French Club. GLENN VanNESTE J Club; Track, State Track Meet; Cross Country Team; Football; F. B. L. A.; Parish Day Gov't; 1 Drama Production; Verse Choir; Thespians; U. N. Tour; McNeese Speech Festival. 64 Friendships and JHS LINDA VIDRINE Glee Club; F. B. L. A., Vice-Pres.; F. H. A., Parliamentarian; McNeese Music Festival. FANNIE WATKINS 4-H; Press Club; Glee Club; Science Club; McNeese Music Festival. DONNIE WEST Band, President; Glee Club; Verse Choir; Key Club; F.T.A.; McNeese Speech and Music Festivals; Band Festivals, McNeese, U. S.L., L. S.U.; Band Award. TOMMY WILSON Annual St., Photographer; French Cl., Pres.; Beta Club, Treas., Beta Conv.; Sci. Cl.; Student Coun.; F. T. A.; Pelican Boys State Delegate; Hmcg. Escort; McNeese and U. S.L. Lit. Rallies; Parish Day Gov't.; L.S.U. Aero-Space Conv.; McNeese Sci. Fairs; Safety Coun.; McNeese Speech Fest., Extern. Speaking; Who's Who Nom.; English Award; Bell Tele. Sci. Award; Rotary Scholarship. 65 66 Geraldine Broussard, and Lena Bergeaux stop by the bookroom to pick up their invitations from Alison Clemons and Karen McBurney, two of the class officers. Come on, everyone, let's get organized! It's time to practice for commencement exercises. As the year draws to an end, all a senior can do is dream about graduation. Nominees for the Who's Who Award were Bill Dasch, Judy Brantley, Jimmy Richert, Allen Richert, Pat Smith, Tommy Wilson, Charles Earl, Cheri Burgess, Rusty Houssiere, MaryLou Caldwell, Alison Clemons, and Karen McBurney. Seniors enjoyed cake and punch prepared by the cafeteria ladies between classes. President------ Vice -President Secretary------ Treasurer------ - - - LARRY LILES - - MIKE ROBBINS - - LINDA LACKEY KEN GALLAUGHER Juniors of 1964 The Junior Class takes an active part in life at JHS. They participated in many clubs, raised money for the prom and banquet, and attended literary and speech rallies. Many of them took part in the Parish Day Government program. Pepe Bowman, Jerry Biddick, Bonner Miller and Nicky Pizzolatto ran for offices on the Democratic ticket. Juniors of ’64 Nearly Seniors of ’65 Loren Aguillard Sharon Amy Lou Arceneaux Greg Arnette Walter Bettis Jerry Biddick John Blanchard Jane Block Barbara Baker David Baronet Edith Benoit George Benoit Sharia B. Miller Pepe Bowman Jody Broussard Lloyd Broussard 69 Juniors Strive to Assume John Buller Keith Cannon Wilbert Caswell Harrell Chaisson Charles Clement Donna Comeaux Gilda Copeland Euman Cormier Judy Daigle Rita Daigle Romona Davis Carl Deaville Cecil Demeritt Richard Devall George Doherty Cynthia Doucet Responsibilities of J.H.S. Joel Ford Ken Gallaugher Blanche Garb Jeanette Gary Patsy Doucet George Edmondson Sherry Douget Wendy Epperly Shirley Duncan Sandra Dupont Linda Evans Linda Fontenot Thomas Gary Gloria Green Michael Guillory 4 Melinda Hanley 71 Ordering Class Rings Makes Larry Hebert Ronald Hebert Bobbie Henderson Norma Higginbotham Carl Hinchee Elizabeth Hoag Amalie Hooper Tom Jeffries Brennis Kershaw Linda Kibodeaux JoAnn Kilpatrick Juniors often go to seniors for advice. One of the most vital pieces of information they receive is learning how to select class rings. v Wayne Juris Eager Juniors “Almost-Seniors” Donna Jo King Linda Lackey Dalton Landry Eloise Landry Ludren LaPoint Donald LeBlanc Beverly Ledbetter Charlene LeGros Lloyd Lejeune Renita Lejeune These are some of the students who took the National Merit Scholarship test in March. Each of the finalists will receive careful consideration for a merit scholarship. FRONT ROW (1. to r.): Bonner Miller, Gilda Copeland, Pepe Bowman, Linda Evans, and Mr. Craig. BACK ROW (1. to r. ): Richard Devalle, Joel Ford, Johnny Blanchard. Nicky Pizzolatto, Allen Williams, Ken Gallaugher, Tom Jeffries, Larry Liles. 73 Juniors Take Larry Liles Shirleen Lopez Diane Mahaffey Linda Manuel Patricia Miller Frances Mayo Jolene McNeal Bonner Miller Pat Miller Nicky Pizzolatto, Alfred Monger, Billy Caswell, Lloyd Lejeune, Dale Undry, Charles Clement, Tommy Gary and Van Rine proudly display their new football jackets. They have worked hard in the 1963 season to acquire them. Sandra Miller National Merit Scholarship Tests Alfred Monger Dinah Monic Nelwyn Moorman Jane Necessary Jean Necessary Rusty Nelson David Pickering Leslie Pitts Nick Pizzolatto Harry Richard Barbara Poole Sharon Richard Van Rine Mike Robbins Louis Robichaux Dennis Romero 75 Ginger Says Carolyn Segraves Linda Shell Fayla Shultz Tommy Smith A1 Sollay Judy Sonnier Carold St. Amant The Juniors Work Hard Selling Linda Manuel, Janette Gary, Jerry Biddick, Ken Gallaugher, Ginger Says, Blanche Garb, and Charlene Le Gros are a few of the many juniors who helped to serve at the bar-b-que sponsored by the Lions. Here are our new junior F.T. A. members: Greg Arnette, Shirley Duncan, Sharia Broussard, Jean Necessary, Diane Mahaffey, Linda Evans, Jeanette Gary, Bonner Miller, Marybeth Williams, Jane Necessary, Pepe Bowman, Linda Lackey, Elizabeth Hoag, Dale Comeaux, Ginger Says. 76 Dr. Bearden spoke to an assembly of juniors and seniors on the medical profession. For Career Day juniors make out a regular schedule of lectures on various vocations that they might be interested in. The junior girls at JHS are busy from morning till night. Many of them are very active especially during football season. Our pretty, new majorettes for next year are comprised of five juniors: Edith Benoit, Sherry Douget, Charlene Clemons, freshman; Shirley Duncan, Beverly Ledbetter, .Sharon Billodeaux, freshman; and Bonner Miller. Tickets to Raise Money for the Banquet Dean St. Cyr Kenneth Stelly C. L. Swift Harold Taylor Charles Trahan Kenneth Trahan Oran Trahan Peggy Trahan 77 Juniors Bid Farewell to Susan Trahan Carolyn Vanya Charlotte Vidrine As the paths of juniors and seniors converge, longlasting friendships and experiences are shared. They often share their hours spent in class. Chemistry has become an increasingly popular class among both juniors and seniors. Many school activities have brought the two groups closer together. Marybeth Williams and Tommy Wilson will long remember the hours spent in class and lab. Tee Claude's good looks, modesty, and intelligence brought in votes on Government Day from grades 9-12, No pictures Dathul Ballard Carol D. Comeaux Robert Miller Betty Royer Ruth Vidrine Brenda Woods 78 Bruce Welsh Alan Williams Marybeth Williams Seniors at Prom and Banquet 1. The banquet featured a buffet style supper. 2. Mrs. Savoy, a chemistry teacher from USL, gave interested students an idea of the diversified fields of chemistry. On Government Day they join again to show their talent and ingenuity. The campaigning antics of Tee Claude, Johnny Mouton, and others will never be forgotten. The ideas of various excellent speakers are presented to the two on various occasions. On Career Day an idea of what several professions are like is related to the students. A TV program on Americanism was viewed by the two classes during April. As graduation nears the juniors give loads of time and hard work to make the prom and banquet an overwhelming success. This is their way of bidding the seniors farewell. 3. Several juniors spent the Thursday night after the banquet decorating the Jeff Davis Country Club for the prom the following night. 4. Juniors and seniors shared a delicious meal served in a Parisian atmosphere at the hotel. 79 Sophomores 1964 President . . . Dwain Istre Vice-President . . . Douglas Miller Secretary-Treasurer . . . Susan Conner Biology is a popular sophomore course at JHS. Mrs. Cilfford’s students are inspecting the insect collection in Room 19. During the year they will dissect frogs and assemble their own collection of insects. Sophomores Number 183 Louis Adams David Allen Pam Andrus Allen Ardoin Donald Ardoin Harry Ardoin Laurent Arnaudet Russell Babineaux Barbara Bailey Shirley Baker Paul Baronet Ann Bennett Brenda Benoit David Benoit Jane Broussard Peggy Billodeaux Fran Boudreaux Margaret Braden Fred Brantley Sandra Breaux 81 Here Are Our Sometimes Silly Sophomore boys look forward to the day when they will be waiting in the senior line. Daniel Broussard Sandra Broussard Gaylor Brown Marie Bullet Terry Burger Deneze Caraway Michael Castelle Joe Durham Linda Caswell Daniel Clark Jeanette Clark Thomas Clifford Jennings High School 82 Sometimes Sophisticated Sophomores Donald Courts Myrna Cox Dianna Daigle Kathleen Daigle Wayne Daigle Ronnie Darbonne Victor Darbonne Don Deaville Harry Deshotel Richard Doucet Veronica Doucet Mildred Ducharme Therese Dupree Betty Dupont Robert Earl Nina Ehrlich Bulldog’s Growl 1964 83 Sophomores Spend the Year Leonard Fruge Tommy Gann Linda Gary Stephen Gaussiran Marsha Gill Mary Gillespie Kenny Goodreau Edward Gordon Geneva Gotreaux Janet Greenhaw Jimmy Griffith Beverly Grimes Luther Guidry Catherine Guilbeau George Guinn Sheila Guy Sheila Hanley Shirley Hanvy Mike Hawthorne Joy Hilburn Studying Julius Caesar, Biology, and Civics Lowell Hinchee Dwain Istre Jamie Jackson Larry Juris Randy Keeth Kenny Kennedy Lottie Kilmer Philip Lacour GailLoughlin Sylvia Lavergne Larson Le Blanc John Lee Randy Lejeune Geraldine Lejeune Ronnie Lejeune Rodney Lejeune Carrie LeMaire Jackie Long Bulldog's Growl Benton Lackey Stephen Longenbaugh Inquisitive sophomores await their turn to look into the microscope in biology class. 85 Sophomores Win 2nd Place Carol Lopez Jacquelyn Marlatt Vickie McFarlain Harriet McClean Brenda Miller Douglas Miller Elaine Miller Lindsey Miller Roger Miller Mitchell Monic Martha Morgan Ella Morvant Beatrice Murray Betty Myers Gwen Myers Patsy Lopez Marilyn Neely Logan Nichols Wiley Nugent Vera Olds Bulldog’s Growl 86 In Homecoming Parade Dorothy Pickett Richard Pickett David Poole Karen Portie Jackie Prather Beth Precht Ginger Pryor Steve Racca Carla Reed Richard Reed Doyle Reeves Carroll Richard Dianna Richard Judy Richer! Sue Rine Adrian Robinson Kenneth Roy Don Ryder Cathy Sennett Chip Shirley Sophomore “Bullpups” Work Hard Kenneth Shoats Harriet Shultz Henrietta Sittig Gladys Smith Jerry Smith Alta Sollay Henry Sonnier Vaughan Stagg Jeanette Stamant Linda Stewart Tommy Stockwell Vickie Tauzin Deanna Theriot Richard Theriqt Phil Thibodeaux Freddie Touchet John Toups Carolyn Trahan Therese Trahan Martha Trauth Randee Turner Yvonne Trauth Our Bullpups work hard and diligently to become our future Bulldog grid-iron stars. They are from left to right: FIRST ROW: Jonnye Vance, Ronnie Darbonne, Randy Keeth, Roger Miller, Laurent Arnaudet, Bill Bearden, John Lee, Tubby Earl, Chip Shirley. SECOND ROW: Doyle Reeves, Logen Nichols, Dwain Istre, A. J. Hardy, Tee Clifford, Butch Poole, Victor Darbonne, Jamie Jackson, Ricky Ingals. THIRD ROW: Richard Theriot, Kenneth Shoats, Fred Brantley, David Precht, Butch Racca, Harry Deshotel, Kenny Kennedy, Jerry Smith. 88 To Become Future “Bulldogs” Barbara Tuthill John Valenti Jonnye Vance Gary Walker Dale Whiddon Sandra Williams Becky Wolfe Kenneth Young Jeanette Myers Don Dees No pictures: Cheryl Comeaux Diana Gary Lee Allen Hunt Fun-loving Freshmen Brought President Ronnie Liles Vice-President David Precht Secretary Sharon Billodeaux At first, freshman girls are slightly bewildered at the fine art of sewing, but they soon catch on with guidance from Mrs. Wilson. 90 Giggles, Eager Faces to J.H.S John Adams, Shirley Babineaux, Velma Benoit, Jeryl Bertrand, Sharon Bettis Flo Arceneaux, Bill Beardon, Pat Bergeaux, Michael Bertrand, Sharon Billodeaux Linda Ardoin, Francis Benoit, Phyllis Berlinger, Robert Bertrand, Mike Boudreaux Teresa Bower, Ouida Abel, Donald Broussard, Joyce Butson, Pat Casteel Sidney Bowman, Kirk Briggs, Christine Broussard, Gary Caldwell, Gus Catsulis Betty Jo Breaux, Barbara Broussard, Yvette Broussard, John Canik, Charlene Clemons Newcomers Quickly Mastered Marian Clement, Edmund Comeaux, Frank Cormier, Jo Marie Cox, Ann Darbonne Margaret Coles, Carol Cormier, James Cormier, Betty Crochet, Bob Dasch Donald Comeaux, Donna Cormier, Steven Cormier, Peggy Crochet, Gary Davis Sharon Davis, Louella Deshotel Juanita Deavill, Beverly Doucet Christine Broussard, Joyce Butson, Brenda Go-treaux, Sandra Broussard, Wanda Langley and some other freshman girls discuss news of the day at their lockers before trudging to their classes. Confusing Schedules Linda Doucet, Wilfred Doucet, Clinetta Esthay, Marlene Firestone, Glenn Fontenot Michael Doucet, Larry Elders, Donna Fannon, Charlotte Fontenot, Jerry Fontenot Nolan Doucet, Cynthia Ellisor, Cynthia Faulk, Dale Fontenot, Laurice Fontenot Mary Frances Ford, Tim Gann, Jo Ann Gary, Walter Gary, Donald Gott Karen Fremeaux, Jack Garrett, Judy Gary, Sybil Gauthier, Judy Granger Maureen Fulton, Betty Gary, Michael Gary, Brenda Gotreaux, Bobbie Guidry Freshmen Work Diligently on Robert Guidry, Linda Hanks Mickey Guillory, Allen Hardy Eva Hunt, Eula Hebert Michael Hebert, Ronnie Hebert, Betty Ann Hoag, Laurie Howard, Richard Ingalls Pamela Hebert, Dee Dee Henry, Constance Hormell, Kay Huber, Robert Johnson Patrick Hebert, Jackie Hildebrand, Charles Houssiere, Douglas Humbarger, Sherry Johnson Their 1st Homecoming Car Don Jones, Tommy Kilpatrick, Ray La Vergne, Wanda Le Gros, Jimmy Le Jeune Karen Jones, Jane La Bouve, Patsy Le Blanc, Donald Le Jeune, Brenda Le Leaux William Kilmer, Wanda Langley, Bruce Lee, Gloria Le Jeune, Paul Leonard Ronnie Liles, Brenda Manuel, Janice Martin, Douglas McMillin, Bernie Myers Billy Longman, David Marcantel, Danny Matte, Keith McNabb, Charlene Miller Kathleen Lopez, Sandy Marcelline, Pat Mayfield, Paula Menard, Charles Miller Freshmen Add New Zest Jane Miller, Karl Monger, Aline Myers, Marie Myers, Roger Newman Carol Sue Milner, Shirah Moore, Charlotte Myers, Harold Neal, John Papillion Larry Minter, Betty Mouton, Leana Myers, Paula Nelson, Beverly Parks Carmen Parsons, David Precht, Charlene Pulver, Bernadine Richard, Janie Richert Billie Perkins, Kenneth Prejean, Gary Reed, Gerald Richard, Donald Rine Verna Pierce, Connie Pizzolatto, Marjorie Reed, T. J. Richard, Karen Robicheaux To an Old Routine Nolan Romaine, Ronald Roy, Jimmy Sabatier, Barry Shirley, Arthur Sneed Martha Rutledge, Ronnie Roy, Pat Sabatier, Raymond Sisk, Cynthia Sonnier Joyce Roy, Cheryl Royer, Helen Sawyer, Charlane Smith, Eva Sonnier Velma Sonnier, Marie Stewart, Clifton Trahan, Gene Vincent, Chuck Weldon Gerald St. Amant, Lee Thibodeaux, Carl Trahan, Ray Vizena, Nancy Williams Brenda Stewart, Daniel Touchet, Pam Valdetero, Ronald Waggoner, Donnette Woodruff Freshmen of 1964 Diane Young, Sandy Trahan Roger Lucas, Linda Welbom Don Breaux, Jerry Neal Robert Breaux, Karen Robichaux At Christmas time freshmen in homeroom 19 really showed the other homerooms how much originality they possessed. This door won a 2nd place in the door contest held every year at Christmas. NO PICTURES: John Benoit, Amelia Guidry Louis Deshotel, Linda Guthrie Ronald Dupont, Robert Leger Peggy Fruge, Jimmy Newman Delbert Sexton Robert Sonnier Russell Touchet The freshman basketball team finished the season with only 2 losses. Barry Shirley, John Adams, Ricky Ingalls, James Green, Bernie Miers, Bruce Lee, Ronnie Liles, Larry Min ter, Charles Houssiere, and David Mar-cantel constitute the team. 98 MR. EARL HORNE MRS. EVELYN WAGNON MR. JOSEPH BAKER MRS. JERRY SIMMONS Room I Room II B. A., LSU B. A., SLI M.Ed., LSU Room III Room IV B. A., SLI B. A., McNeese Eighth Grade Numbers 108 Our eighth and ninth grade cheerleaders do a great job of raising spirit at Bullpup games. They are Becky Berkley, Sandy Trahan, Linda Welborn, Karen Gaussiran, Susan Burger, and Lois Evans. Marie Jardell Charlotte Albright Linda Arceneaux Tyrone Armentor Diana Babineaux Becky Berkeley Tommy Biddick Randall Boudreaux Sandy Boudreaux Julie Boulet Darrell Broussard 99 Eighth Graders Look Forward Harvey Campbell Mike Conner Don Daigle John Darbonne Milton Derise Phillip De Vail David Donald Richard Ducharme Wayne Dupre Lois Evans Carolyn Fontenot Richard Fontenot Roger Fontenot Preston Gary Stephanie Gary Ted Gary Karen Gaussiran Sheryl Gill Larry Gordon Margaret Gordon James Green Aubrey Guilbeau Carol Hanvy Patricia Hardy Delores Hilburn Jerry Hines Willa Hoffpauier Christine Hudson Sandra Hurst Allen Istre Linda Johnson Karen Jones Linda Kershaw Janette Kleinsasser Bernetta La Bouve Darrell Landry Becky Le Gros Carolyn Le Gros David Le Gros Donna Le Jeune Dick Lestage Cheryl Locklear Harold Lopez Patrick Loughlin Don McCoy Peggy Strickler Sue Merchant to Future Years at J.H.5. Gerald Miller Glenda Miller Bill Moorman Dan Morrish Carolyn Mott Dale Mott Barbara Myers Bonnie Myers Robert Myers Daryl Newman Genny Nichols Carol Pauler Donald Racca Rodney Ravey Jimmy Richard Rita Rutledge Drew Seefeld Johnny Segura Robert Segura Stephen Segura Richard Sexton Jimmy Shell Nancy Shultz Diedre Sisk Dora Sittig Barbara Smith Walter Smith Rose Sonnier Rudy Spell Alice Stagg Cynthia Stagg Henry Strickler Markertha Stutes Daniel Suarez Randy Taylor Jodie Theriot Ella Thibodeaux Dick Thibodeaux Linda Touchet Barbara Tracy Paula Trahan Laura Trahan Peter Trahan Marilyn Sawyer Debby Walker Lois Williams Sherry Broussard Susar um Friendliest A LLEN RICHERT JUDY BRANTLEY mmm Sweetheart — cheri burgess Heartthrob — frank matte Most Popular JUDY BRANTLEY and ALLEN RICHERT Mosf Intelligent KAREN McBURNEY ALLEN RICHERT Most Likely to Succeed ALISON CLEMONS ALLEN RICHERT Most Handsome RAY MOORE ■1 Junior Favorites DALE COMEAUX and LARRY LILES Wii.viml ■NMI.UII v J Eighth Grade Favorites SHERRY BROUSSARD and JOHNNY SEGURA - r m jr9 I 19 Student Council FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Caldwell, Shirley Darbonne, Sharon LeBleu, Judy Brantley, Sheila LeBleu, Jimmy Richert. SECOND ROW: Susan Sabatier, Mary Henry, Alison Clemons, Bill Dasch, Tommy Wilson, Cynthia Stagg. Reporter.............................chip Shirley Chaplain---------------------------Alison Clemons Secretary-Treasurer------------------Larry Liles President — -------------------------Allen Richert Vice-President-----------------------Frank Matte 120 Leaders of J.H.S FIRST ROW: Mrs. Clifford, Charlene Clemons, Sandra Miller, Fran Boudreaux, Susan Conner, Ronnie Liles, Diedra Sisk. SECOND ROW: Chip Shirley, Larry Liles, Laurent Arnaudet, Allen Richert, Rusty Houssiere, GregArnette, Mr. Craig, Frank Matte, Lowell Hinchee. The Student Council is responsible for all voting at J. H. S. Here they collect ballots for Parish Day Government. The J.H.S. Student Council was host school for the •63 District Student Council Workshop. Mr. Brown led one of the discussion groups on parliamentary procedure. Below are entries in the 2nd annual beauty contest supported by the Student Council to choose three girls to represent J. H. S. at the Parish Queen Contest. 121 Artie Miller, Joe Durham, Frank Matte, Glenn Van Neste, Rusty Houssiere, Clyde Self, Dale McLean, Kenny Goodreaux, Jimmy Precht, Glenn Miller, Douglas Moore, Wayne Milner, Ray Moore, Greg Arnette, Edward Gauthier, Micheal Trahan, Bill Dasch, George Wolfe, Rusty Nelson, Alius Le Jeune, Allen Richert, Choppy Reddell. OFFICERS: Greg Arnette, Secretary; Allen Richert, Captain; Alius Le jeune, Co-Captain; Glenn Miller, Treasurer. 122 Key Club V Key Club boys can be considered Key boys at J. H.S. Each year Key Club puts up pencil sharpeners in each room, has dances, sells cold drinks at basketball games, and paints the posts in the parking lot. Allen Richert - Secretary Bill Dasch - Student Council Representative Frank Matte - Vice-President Jimmy Richert - Treasurer FIRST ROW: Artie Miller, Frank Matte, Allen Richert, Jimmy Richert, Bill Dasch. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Richert, Janet Greenhaw, Dale Comeaux. THIRD ROW: Dale McLean, Tubby Earl, Dale Landry, Larry Liles, Rusty Houssiere, Choppy Reddell, Wayne Milner, Donnie West, Glenn Miller, Billy Caswell. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Biddick, Butch Poole, Richard Theriot, Bruce Welch, Ken Gallaugher, Dwain Istre, Chip Shirley, Terry Burger, Johnny Blanchard, Laurent Arnaudet, Alfred Monger. Beta Club FIRST ROW: Susan Sabatier, Cheri Burgess, Sheila LeBleu, Tommy Wilson, Judy Brantley, Pat Smith, Mrs. Keeth. SECOND ROW: Barbara Fontenot, Darlene Smith, Shirley Suite, Carolyn Daigle,'Ann Miller, Helen Deshotel, Stanley Cresap, Marilyn Miller, Jane Lenord, Linda Evans, Karen Me Burney, Delores Griffith, Pepe Bowman, Bonner Miller. THIRD ROW: Ken Gallauger, Tom Jefferies, Larry Liles, Carrol Tuthill, Marybeth Williams. Sandra Prather, Gaynell Butson, Mary Lou Caldwell, Marilyn Broussard, Joyce Morgan, Mary Henry, Shirley Darbonne, Margaret Bertrand, Greg Arnette. FOURTH ROW: Johnny Blanchard, Allan Williams, Richard Devall, Dean St. Cyr, Larry Hebert, Connie Hymel, Sandra Fontenot, Alison Clemons, Jane Necessary, Jean Necessary, Elizabeth Hoag, Cheryl Holston, Sandra Miller, Cynthia Doucet, Susan Trahan, Bill Dasch, Glenn Miller. Secretary - Sheila LeBleu President - Susan Sabatier Treasurer - Tommy Wilson Vice-President - Cheri Burgess Chaplain - Pat Smith Student Council Representative - Judy Brantley Safety Council FIRST ROW: Kathleen Richert, Linda Kibodeaux, Shirley Morgan, Claude Manuel, Freddie Touchet, Elizabeth Hoag, Ronnie Davis, Carolyn Vanya, Rusty Houssiere, Johnny Mouton, Mr. Wilson. SECOND ROW: Beverly Parks, Theresa Bowers, Sharon Davis, Linda Welbom, Judy Daigle, Joyce Butson, Donna Reeves, Sharon Trahan, George Delahoussaye, Earl Mayfield, Logan Nichols, Butch Nugent, C. L. Swift, Greg Arnette, Bruce Welsh. THIRD ROW: Penny Carte, Linda Hanks, Connie Pizzo-latto, Paula Nelson, Jolene McNeal, Sharon Richard, Donna Comeaux, Cheryl Holston, T-Boy Ar-naudet, Doyle Reeves, Douglas Miller, Kenny Kennedy, Gary Walker, Bill Bearden, Jamie Jackson. December 17, 1963, the Safety Council program brought the students out to the street to demonstrate the reaction and stopping times when traveling at various speeds. FRONT ROW, left to right: Carolyn Vanya, Secretary; Shirley Morgan, Vice-President of Home Division; Linda Kibadeaux, Reporter; Elizabeth Hoag, Vice-President of Farm Division. SECOND ROW, left to right: Claude Manuel, Vice-President of School Division; Johnny Mouton, President; Ronald Davis, Treasurer; Rusty Houssiere, Student Council Representative. LAST: Freddie Touchet, Vice-President of Traffic Division. Toujours Francois FIRST ROW: Tommy Wilson, Cheryl Holston, Sharon LeBleu, Carol Tuthill, Sheila LeBleu, Jimmy Richart, Mr. Herman Vidrine. SECOND ROW: James Norwig, Gilda Copeland, Bobbie Sue Henderson, Jane Leonard, Bonner Miller, Linda Evans, Pepe Bowman. THIRD ROW: John Blanchard, Carolyn Trahan, Jane Bloch, Marybeth Williams, Cheri Burgess, Sandra Prather, Marilyn Miller, Jerry Biddick. FOURTH ROW: George Delahoussaye, Larry LaFargue, Rusty Houssiere, Artie Miller, Glenn Van Neste, Theo Robiceaux, Richard Theriot, Joe Durham, Ken Gallaugher. Toujours Francais was formed in 1961 under Mr. Granger. Today Mr. Herman Vidrine is in charge of the club. The 30 students who comprise the club help to promote French throughout the high school and a better understanding of French people and culture in southwestern Louisiana. President - Tommy Wilson; Vice-President - Cheryl Holston; Secretary - Sharon LeBleu; Chaplain - Carol Tuthill; Reporter - Sue Rine; Treasurer - Charles Earl; Student Council Rep. - Jimmy Richert 126 FIRST ROW: Mr. Sarradet, Shirley Baker, Judy Richert, Bonner Miller, Shirley Darbonne, Susan Sabatier, Donna Reeves, Wendy Epperly, Margaret Bertrand, Linda Lackey. SECOND ROW: Jane Bloch, Sharon Amy, JoAnn Kilpatrick, Pat Miller, Diane Richard, Myrna Cox, Linda Hanks, Carolyn Trahan, Carrie LeMaire, Brenda Manuel, Jackie Marlatt, Cindy Faulk, Therese Dupree. THIRD ROW: Shirley Babineaux, Ann Bennett, Geraldine Broussard, Lena Bergeaux, Mary Kelley, Sandra Fontenot, Wanda Fontenot, Sherry Briggs, Linda Shell, Pepe Bowman, Laurie Howard, Christine Broussard, JoMarie Cox. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Bailey, Jeanette Gary, Jody Broussard, Ginger Says, Beverly Ledbetter, Alta Sollay, Charlene Smith, Linda Fontenot, Nelwyn Moorman, Judy Sonnier, Peggy Trahan, Donna Monic, Mimi Hooper, Linda Manuel, Barbara Poole. FIFTH ROW: Jamie Jackson, Richard Theriot, Terry Burger, Laurent Arnuadet, Kenneth Shoats. The Library Club at JHS was formed to increase pupil interest and participation in library work. It promotes friendship as well as cooperation between the librarian and the students, attracts good student assistants, and arouses interest in librarianship as a profession. Student Council Rep. - Shirley Darbonne, Treasurer -Susan Sabatier, Secretary - Donna Reeves, President -Linda Lackey, Vice-President - Margaret Bertrand, Vice-President - Wendy Epperly, Reporter - Bonner Miller, Parliamentarian - Shirley Baker Library Club 127 Senior 4-H FIRST ROW: Mr. Benedict, Laurent Arnaudet, Peggy Billodeaux, Charlene LeGros, Shirley Morgan, Joyce Morgan, Steve Racca, Larry Liles. SECOND ROW: Cathrine Guilbeau, Janet Greenhaw, Margaret Braden, Fannie Watkins, Martha Morgan, Kathleen Richert, Donna Tygrett, Marsha Gill, Donna Comeaux, Charlotte Fremeaux, Vickie McFarlain, Beth Precht, Marilyn Neely, Earl May-field, Randy Keeth, Bill Davis, George Benoit, Douglas Moore. THIRD ROW: Sandra Williams, Linda Kibodeaux, Sharon Richard, Cecil Demerit, Kenny Kennedy, Butch Poole, Claude Manuel. FOURTH ROW: Pat Miller, Harriet Shultz, Mimi Hooper, Sharon Amy, Diane Richard, JoAnn Kilpatrick, Jody Broussard, Linda Seefeld, Jean Necessary, Jane Necessary, Beverly Ledbetter, Ginger Says, Fran Boudreaux, Jeanette Gary, Karen Portie, Terry Burger, Kenny Goodreau, Dwain Istre, Kenneth Shoats, Jamie Jackson. The 4-H Club work at JHS is conducted by the Agricultural Extension Service of LSU. The club members must be enrolled in at least one project division of those offered. Many club members have received honors at parish and state livestock shows. The clubs purpose is to develop boys and girls into useful and democratic citizens in life by providing ideals and training in skills, leadership, and citizenship. Student Council Representative, Laurent Arnaudet; Song-leader, Peggy Billodeaux; Club Reporter, Charlene LeGros; Treasurer, Shirley Morgan; Secretary, Joyce Morgan; Vice-President, Steve Racca; President, Larry Liles. 128 FIRST ROW: Christine Broussard, JoMarie Cox, Karl Monger, Tommy Kilpatrick, Pam Hebert, Betty Hoag, David Marcantel. SECOND ROW: Linda Doucet, Flo Arceneaux, Judy Gary, Cynthia Sonnier, Nancy Shultz, Willa Hoffpauir, Jody Theriot, Drue Seefeld, Robert Segura, David LeGros, Kirk Briggs. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Myers, Constance Hormell, Shirah Moore, Donna Lejeune, Dora Sittig, Barbara Myers, Carla Jones, Cheryl Gill. Markeitha Stutes, Patricia Hardy, Bobbie Guidry, Sharon Billodeaux. FOURTH ROW: Carroll Cormier, Betty Mouton, Karen Robicheaux, Helen Sawyer, Linda Ardoin, Stephanie Gary, Karen Gaussiran, Brenda Gotreaux, Janice Martin, Shirley Babineaux, Lynn Myers. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Gardener, Barbara Tracy, Kay Huber, Jackie Hildebrand, Phyllis perlinger, Laurie Gordon, Larry Gordon, Harold Lopez, Joyce Roy. SIXTH ROW: Bernadine Richard, Marie Myers, Dianne Young, Gloria Gauthier, Marilyn Stewart, Danny Stewart, Ricky Ducharme, Darrell Broussard. Jr. 4-H Jr. 4-H at Jennings High School was organized in 1961. The club was organized to separate the eighth and ninth grades from the Senior 4-H Club. 4-H Achievement Day was held April 18, in Welsh. OFFICERS President - David Marcantel, Vice-President - Pam Hebert, Secretary - Betty Hoag, Treasurers - Tommy Kilpatrick and Steven Segura, Recreation leaders -Christine Broussard and Joe Marie Cox, Reporter - Carl Monger 129 ACCOMPANIST: Bonner Miller DIRECTOR: Mr. Frank Ricard SOPRANOS: LouAnna Arcen-eaux, Shirley Aucoin, Phyllis Berlinger, Yvette Broussard, Linda Caswell, Charlene Clemons, Brenda Comeaux, Cheryl Comeaux, Carolyn Daigle, Sylvia Darbonne, Romona Davis, Sharon Davis, Cynthia Doucet, Wiladine Esthay, Shirley Fontenot, Karen Fremeaux, Sheryl Gill, Gloria Green, Bobbie Guidry, Maureen Hardy, DeeDee Henry, Sandra Hurst, Norma Higginbotham, Wanda Langley, Gail Laughlin, Sharon LeBleu, Delores Lejeune, Harriet McLean, Debbie Miller, Marilyn Miller, Aline Myers, Beverly Parks, Donna Reeves, Kathleen Richert, Linda Seefeld, Harriet Shultz, Ann Smallwood, Darlene Smith, JoAnn Spurry, Jeanette St. Amant, Cynthia Stagg, Markeith Stutes, Inez Taylor, Martha Trauth. ‘POof'Yv, ALTOS: Charlotte Albright, JoAnne Banker, Peggy Billodeaux, Sharon Billo-deaux, Margaret Braden, Gaynell Butson, Rita Daigle, Diann Davis, Beverly Doucet, Veronica Doucet, Sandra DuPont, Marlene Firestone, Sandra Fontenot, Peggy Fruge, Sybil Gauthier, Beverly Grimes, Patricia Hardy, Elizabeth Hoag, Kay Huber, Connie Hymel, Linda Kershaw, Linda Kibodeaux, Donna Lejeune, Cheryl Locklear, Shirley Lopez, Pat Miller, Sandra Miller, Martha Morgan, Jennings High School FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW: Harriet Shultz, Sharon LeBleu, JoAnne Banker, Margaret Braden. BACK ROW: Jeanette St. Amant, Gail Laughlin, Harriet McLean, Joyce Butson, Carla Reed, Marlene Firestone, Peggy Billodeaux, Jackie Prather. TENORS: Cheryl Holston, Dale McLean, Carol Sue Milner, Joyce Morgan, Michael Ortego, Carman Parsons, Ronald Roy, Michael Trahan, Fannie Watkins. BASSES: Greg Arnette, George Benoit, Sidney Bowman, Lewis Cormier, Darrell Delome, Paul DeVillbiss, Gary Duhon, Mike Hawthorne, Pat Hawthorne, Hebert, Claude Manuel, Glenn Miller, Dickie Reed, Gerald Roy, Kenneth Stelley, Dickie Tonn, Bruce Welsh, Donnie West. Shirley Morgan, Vera Olds, Jackie Prather, Carla Reed, Helen Sawyer, Fayla Shultz, Nancy Shultz, Theresa Trahan, Donna Tygrett, Charlotte Vidrine, Ruth Vidrine, Pam Valdetero. TENORS: Edith Benoit, David Benoit, Joyce Butson, Jeanette Clark, Donald Comeaux, Marsha Gill. Glee Club JUNIOR-SENIOR ENSEMBLE SITTING: Sandra Fontenot, Bonner Miller, Cynthia Doucet. STANDING: LouAnna Arceneaux, Elizabeth Hoag, Cheryl Holston, Kathleen Richert, Linda Seefeld, Donna Reeves, Linda Caswell, Ruth Vidrine, Patricia Miller, Gaynell Butson. Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: Lindsey Miller, Sandra Miller, Linda Vidrine, Peggy Billodeaux, Linda Kibodeaux, Fran Boudreaux, Sue Havenar, Sheryl Comeaux, Beth Precht, Aline Hanks, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Clifford, Mrs. Belair. SECOND ROW: Deanna Theriot, Darlene Smith, Retha Hoffpauir, Evelyn Amie, Bonnie Fruge, Dee Dee Henry, Beverly Parks, Linda Welborn, JoAnn Daniels, Betty LeBlanc, Geraldine Broussard, Lena Bergeaux, Bobbie Guidry, Jackie Peloquinn, Sharon Davis, Pam Valdetero, Beverly Doucet, Marilyn Broussard, Delores Griffith, Pamela Hebert, Mickey Castelle, Judy Gary, Paula Menard, Carol Lopez, Pat Castelle. THIRD ROW: Lottie Kilmer, Donna Comeaux, Rita Daigle, Judy Daigle, Flo Arceneaux, Jane LeBouve, Donna Fannon, Pat Bergeaux, Karen Fremeaux, Cindy Sonnier, Connie Hormel, Patsy LeBlanc, Donna Cormier, Patsy Mayfield, Barbara Broussard, Cynthia Fruge, Karen Jones, Mildred Ducharme, Gladys Smith, Irma Lejeune, Betty Myers, Mary Henry, Shirrah Moore, Sharon Billodeaux, Marilyn Stewart, Sybil Gauthier. FOURTH ROW: Vickie Tauzin, Sharon Richard, Pam Andrus, Gloria Lejeune, Wanda LeGros, Lou Deshotel, Yuonne Trauth, Inez Taylor, Ramona Davis, Jane Ellen Broussard, Joyce Franklin, Mary Gillespie, Eula Hebert, Dianne Comeaux, Linda Caswell, Kathleen Lopez, Charlene Pulver, Bernadine Richard, Marie Myers, Deanne Young, Carol Sue Cormier, Vickie McFarlain, Charlotte Fremeaux, Fayla Shultz, Karen Portie, Karen Robicheaux, Catherine Sennett, Linda Doucet, Florence Fontenot. The F.H. A. Christmas party - a good time for all. Cheryl Comeaux, Secretary; Beth Precht, Vice-President; Aline Hanks, President; Sue Havenar, Treasurer; Sandra Miller, Historian; Rita Daigle, Photographer; Linda Kibodeaux, Reporter; Fran Boudreaux, Student Council Representative; Linda Vidrine, Parliamentarian; Peggy Billodeaux, Song Leader. 132 Future Farmers of America Russell Babineaux, Sergeant of Arms; Alfred Monger, Parliamentarian; Susan Conner, Sweetheart; Janet Greenhaw, Sweetheart; Lewis Cormier, President; Jimmy Griffith, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Donald Ryder, Treasurer; Darrell Delome, Sentinel; Donald Ardoin, Vice-President; Lowell Hin-chee. Student Council Representative. FIRST ROW: Alfred Monger, Russell Babineaux, Philip Dupont, Susan Conner, Janet Greenhaw, Lewis Cormier, Darrell Delome, Jimmy Griffith, Mr. Blanchard. SECOND ROW: Frances LeGros, Larry Juris, Widness Hebert, Danny Broussard, George Guinn, Harry Myers, Gerald Miller, Kenneth Shoats, Ronnie Hebert, Mickey Guillory. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Trahan, Billy Caswell, Adrian Robinson, Wayne Young, Donald Courts, Paul Barronet. Steve Racca, Mitchell Monic, Aluis Le-Jeune. FOURTH ROW: Harold Chassion, Carl Chassion, Jerry Caswell, Harry Ardoin, Larson Le-Blanc, Robert Leger, Mickey Canik, Donald Ardoin, Donald Ryder, Ronnie LeBlanc. FIFTH ROW: Keeth McNabb, Jimmy Sabatier, Kenneth Prejean, Gene Vincent, Randy Lejeune. Larry Juris, Donald Touchet, Walter Gary, Roger Lucas. SIXTH ROW: Micheal Gary, Dale Widdon, Ronnie Roy, Joe Comeaux, Stephen Longenbough. Lowell Hinche, Randy turner, Robert Guidry. 133 1964 Staff of the FIRST ROW: Judy Brantley, Pepe Bowman, Susan Sabatier, Alison Clemons, Tommy Wilson, Mrs. Keeth. SECOND ROW: Charlene Clemons, Carolyn Trahan, Jean Necessary, Jane Necessary, Sheila LeBleu, Sharon LeBleu, Dickie Tonn, Cheryl Holston, Karen McBurney. THIRD ROW: Harriet Shultz, Cheri Burgess, Linda Lackey, Peggy Billodeaux, Diane Richard, Fayla Shultz, Astrid Garrett, Susan Conner, Ann Miller. FOURTH ROW: Benton Lackey, Sidney Bowman, Judy Richert, Cynthia Fruge, Penny Carte, Stanley Cresap, Kay Huber, George Doherty, Shirley Suire. FIFTH ROW; Sandra Prather, Sue Rine, Marybeth Williams, Marilyn Miller, Jimmy Richert, Bill Dasch, Donna Tygrett, Marilyn Broussard, Maureen Hardy. SIXTH ROW: Margaret Bertrand, Jane Block, Janet Greenhaw, Vickey McFarlin, Marilyn Neely, Ann Bennett. Barbara Bailey, Jane Leonard, Elizabeth Hoag, Linda Evans, Fran Boudreaux. 134 Bulldog’s Growl Editors - Susan Sabatier and Alison Clemons; Business Managers - Pepe Bowman and Judy Brantley; Photographer - Tommy Wilson; Sports Editors - Dickie Tonn and Jimmy Richert; Classes Editors -Jane Necessary, Shelia LeBleu, Jean Necessary, Sharon LeBleu, Carolyn Trahan and Charlene Clemons; Activities Editor - Karen McBurney; Organizations Editor - Cheryl Holston. A new addition to the yearbook is a student index which can be found on page 199. Jane Necessary along with the help of Sue Rine and several other staff members have compiled the index for your convenience. Science Club FIRST ROW: Joel Ford, George Doherty, Sherry Douget, Dickie Reed, Tommy Wilson. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Griffith, Benton Lackey, C. L. Swift, Beverly Ledbetter, Tommy Stockwell, Carolyn Trahan, Sharon Davis, Carol Sue Milner, Joyce Butson. THIRD ROW: James Norwig, Bruce Welsh, Tom Jeffries, John Toups, Allen Ardoin, Tommy Green, Lee Thibodeaux, Gail Laughlin, Mary Frances Ford, Donna Brown. In November, Mr. Simmons took several JHS students to the Aerospace Education Symposium at LSU. Here Mr. Simmons and some students look at the capsule in which Scott Carpenter orbited the earth. Science Club officers are Tommy Wilson, Student Council Representative: John Buller, President; Sherry Douget, Secretary; Dickie Reed, Treasurer. Not shown is George Doherty, Vice-President. 136 Debate FIRST ROW: Jackie Hildebrand, Sheila LeBleu, Jane Leonard, James Norwig, Beverly Ledbetter, Tom Jeffries, Marybeth Williams, Brenda Manuel, Fran Boudreaux. SECOND ROW: Mr. Brown, Sharon LeBleu, Cynthia Doucet, Joel Ford, George Doherty, John Buller, Alan Williams, Janet Greenhaw. Greg Arnette Mike Robbins Affirmative Affirmative The debate squad, though it numbers few, has been very active this year. At the Mc-Neese Warm-Up, Sharon and Sheila LeBleu and Brenda Manuel received ratings of excellent. Greg Arnette, Joel Ford, and Mike Robbins attended the McNeese Speech Festival also getting a rating of excellent. Future Business Leaders of America FIRST ROW: Miss Cheatwood, Gaynell Butson, Sandra Miller, Mary Henry, Aline Hanks, Connie Hymel, Linda Vidrine, Sue Havenar. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Vidrine, Penny Carte, Stanley Cresap, Ann Miller, Darlene Smith, Retha Hoffpauir, JoAnne Daniel, Wanda Fontenot, Helen Deshotel, Margaret Bertrand, Myrna Cox, Lena Bergeaux. THIRD ROW: Gerald Roy, Gary Duhon, Dickie Torn, Micheal Trahan, Glenn Van Neste, Rusty Houssiere. FOURTH ROW: Linda Fontenot, Linda Shell, Sandra Fontenot, Sandra Fontenot, Rita Smith, Mary Kelly, Wendy Epperly, Barbara Poole, Judy Sonnier, JoAnna Gary, Brenda Inman, Betty LeBlanc, Geraldine Broussard. In 1951 F. B. L. A. was organized to develop aggressive business leadership, encourage improvement in scholarship and promote school loyalty. It also creates more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupations. F. B. L. A. has decorated a car for the Homecoming Parade, had candy sales, and decorated a door to the bookkeeping room to help promote Christmas spirit. Sandra Miller, Reporter; Mary Henry, Student Coun cil Representative; Aline Hanks, Treasurer; Connie Hymel, Secretary; Linda Vidrine, Vice-President; Sue Havenar, President. 138 Future Teachers of America Pat Smith-Secretary, Marilyn Miller-Historian, Kathleen Richert-Reporter, Allen Richert-Vice-President, Shirley Dar-bonne-Parliamentarian, Alison Clemons-Student Council Representative, Mary Lou Cald-well-President, Bill Dasch-Treasurer. F.T. A. Teacher Appreciation Week (Oct. 14 -17). One project was giving out apples to each teacher. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Longman, Allen Richert, Shirley Darbonne, Kathleen Richert, Pat Smith, Mary Lou Caldwell, Marilyn Miller, Alison Clemons, Bill Dasch. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Richert, Artie Miller, Rusty Houssiere, Penny Carte, Stanley Cresap, Gaynell Butson, Astrid Garrett, Sharon Le-Bleu, Cheri Burgess, Elizabeth Hoag, Jane Leonard, Sandra Prather, Ann Miller, Sheila LeBleu, Pepe Bowman. THIRD ROW: Wayne Milner, Daniel Reed, Greg Arnette, Frank Matte, Linda Lackey, Ginger Says, Jeanette Gary, Dale Comeaux, Marilyn Broussard, Joyce Morgan, Judy Brantley, Delores Griffith, Donna Reeves, Lynne Daigle, Shirley Morgan, Bonner Miller. FOURTH ROW: Donnie West, Dickie Tonn, Glenn Van Neste, Gary Duhon, Marybeth Williams, Linda Seefeld, Jane Necessary, Jean Necessary, Choppy Reddell, Cheryl Holston, JoAnn Banker, Cynthia Doucet, Tommy Wilson, Shirley Suire, JoAnna Gary, Sandra Fontenot, Margaret Bertrand, Linda Evans. 139 FIRST ROW: Mr. Brown, Judy Brantley, Sheila LeBleu, Sharon LeBleu, Mary Lou Caldwell, Greg Arnette, Alison Clemons. SECOND ROW: Pat Smith, Astrid Garrett, Rusty Houissiere, Penny Carte, Stanley Cresap, Donna Tygrett, Cheryl Holston, Jane Leonard, Karen McBurney, Ann Miller, Linda Evans. THIRD ROW: Bonner Miller, Marybeth Williams, Sandra Prather, Cheri Burgess, Marilyn Miller, Linda Lackey, JoAnn Kilpatrick, Tom Jeffries, George Doherty, JoAnn Banker, Pepe Bowman. FOURTH ROW: Allen Richert, Daniel Reed, Frank Matte, Mike Robbins, JoAnna Gary, Elizabeth Hoag, Ken Gallaugher, Johnny Blanchard, Benton Lackey, DickTonn. Thespian Officers: Alison Clemons, President; Greg Arnette, Vice-President; Mary Lou Caldwell, Secretary; Sharon LeBleu, Treasurer; Sheila LeBleu, Student Council Representative; Judy Brantley, Clerk The wedding ceremony of George Gibbs (Benton Lackey) and Emily Webb (Linda Evans) gave the audience a delightfully tender picture of young love. ( Our Town” - Fall Production) i VERSE CHOIR - THIRD ROW: Cheri Briggs, Karen Robi-cheaux, Kay Huber, Elizabeth Hoag, Connie Pizzo-latto, Jane Bloch, Sheila LeBleu, C. L. Swift, Theo Robicheaux. SECOND ROW: Fran Boudreaux, Harriet Shultz, Sharon Billodeaux, Gail Laughlin, Marybeth Williams, Linda Evans, Pepe Bowman, Claude Manuel, Alan Williams, Kenny Good-reau, FIRST ROW: Mr. Brown, Margaret Braden, Janet Greenhaw, Linda Wel-born, Flo Arceneaux, Betty Hoag, Joyce Butson, Sharon LeBleu, Benton Lackey, Johnny Toups, Tom Jeffries. Addict Louie (Tom J.) suddenly becomes angry when he learns sister Celee (Linda E.) has followed his example in taking dope from pusher Porse (Benton L.) ( DOPE! - Festival Play) Seemingly hopeless attempts by Anne (Linda Lackey) to get Thad (Greg Arnette) interested in HER rather than chickens, brings about surprising results. ( THE EGG AND 1 - Spring Production) Adding more to the environment of the farmhouse without bathroom facilities, lights, or water, is the unwelcome presence of a skunk. Trying to rid themselves of the furry friend are Greg, Sheila, Bill, and Linda from THE EGG AND I (Spring Production) Sweethearts, Emily (Linda Evans) and George (Benton Lackey) are noticeably shy and aware of each other as they order sodas from Stage Manager (Mike Robbins) during this humorous scene from OUR TOWN. (Fall Production) FIRST ROW: Bonner Miller, Carolyn Trahan, Linda Evans, Pat Smith, Marilyn Miller, Ann Miller, Jane Bloch, Lou Anna Arcenaux, Pepe Bowman, Sheila LeBleu, Mary Lou Caldwell, Sharon LeBleu, Jane Leonard, Benton Lackey, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Cormier, Mr. Kennard. SECOND ROW: Donna Reeves, Shirley Baker, Flo Arcenaux, Cynthia Fruge, Judy Richert, Judy Boulay, Geraldine Broussard, Lena Bergeaux, Larry Liles, Barbara Tuthill, Fannie Watkins, Vickie McFarlin, Fran Boudreaux, Janet Greenhaw, Charlotte Fremeaux, Margaret Braden. THIRD ROW: Janie Richert, Marlene Firestone, Sandra Prather, Bonnie Fruge, Nancy Shultz, Sandra Williams, Mimi Hooper, Mary Beth Williams, Ginger Says, Frances Mayo, Beverly Ledbetter, Charlene Clemons, Peggy Parker, Carrie LeMaire, Elizabeth Hoag, Cheryl Holston, Ann Bennett, Shirley Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Liles, Glenda Fontenot, Sandra Breaux, Catherine Guilbeau, Shirra Moore, Harriet Shultz, Marilyn Neely, David Marcontel, Sidney Bowman, Vaughn Stagg, Guilda Copleand, Cynthia Doucet, Blanche Garb, Barbara Poole, Wendy Epperly, Laurie Howard, Jackie Hilderbrand, Jo Ann Banker, Barbara Bailey, Kay Huber, Brenda Beniot, Donna Tygrett. Press Club Editor, Pepe Bowman: Secretary, Marilyn Miller: Photographer, Jane Leonard: Society Editor, Jane Block: Sports Editors, Pat Smith and Benton Lackey: Club Editor, Carolyn Trahan; Column Editor, Bonner Miller; News Editor, Lou Anna Arceneaux; Exchange Editor, Charlene Clemons; Advertising Editor, Linda Evans; Business Managers, Sheila and Sharon LeBleu; Circulation Manager, Mary Lou Caldwell. Bulldettes Bulldettes enjoy the comfort of Greyhound busses while traveling to one of the Dogs’ out of town games. Majorettes include Edith Benoit, Ann Miller, Sandra Prather, Shirley Duncan, Astrid Garrett, Marilyn Miller, Stanley Cresap - head majorette, Sherry Douget, and Bonner Miller. Bulldette Officers: Karen McBurney, President; Jean Necessary, Historian; Mary Lou Caldwell, Vice-President; Alison Clemons, Treasurer; Kathleen Richert, Secretary; Linda Lackey, Reporter; Jane Necessary, Historian; Astrid Garrett, Sergeant-at-Arms; Dale Comeaux, Parliamentarian. Bulldettes Cheer Drummers: Sheila LeBleu, Jane Leonard, JoAnne Banker, Karen McBurney, Delores Griffith, Shirley Darbonne. FIRST ROW: Jane Bloch, Linda Manuel, Carolyn Trahan, Sandy Breaux, Fran Boudreaux, Katherine Guilbeaux, Sharon LeBleu. SECOND ROW: Peggy Billodeaux, Dinah Monic, Sharon Amy, Carol Tuthill, Janet Greenhaw, Helen Deshotel, Ester Crain. THIRD ROW: Sandra Williams, Re-nita Le Jeune, Sandra Fontenot, Sandra D. Fontenot, Donna Tygrett, Kathleen Richert, Susan Sabatier, Judy Sonnier. FOURTH ROW: JoAnn Kilpatrick, Geneva Gotreaux, Jody Broussard, Marilyn Neely, Vicki Tauzin, Wendy Epperly, Barbara Poole. FIFTH ROW: Jane Necessary, Jean Necessary, Alison Clemons, Linda Seefeld, Elizabeth Hoag, Joyce Morgan. The marching squad, led by the flagbearers and sprite majorettes, add gayness to the Homecoming, Christmas, and fair parades. The girls spend sixth hour practicing new routines for half-time shows of Friday night football games. Cheerleaders for the Bulldettes' annual Powder-Puff football game were Butch Edmondson, George Doherty, John Buller, and Tom Jeffries. Dogs to Victory CHEERING SQUAD - FIRST ROW: Shirley Morgan, Yvette Broussard, Judy Gary, Cynthia Sonnier, Brenda Manuel, Shirley Aucoin, Linda Welbum, Sharon Billodeaux. SECOND ROW: Mimi Hooper, Denise Carraway, Peggy Parker, Judy Richert, Shirley Baker, Phyllis Berlinger, Bobbie Guidry, Nancy Williams, Carol Sue Milner, Martha Morgan. THIRD ROW: Beth Precht, Cynthia Fruge, Marlene Firestone, Shirah Moore, Linda Stewart, Yvonne Trauth, Pam Hebert, Patsy Lopez, Rose Pepper. FOURTH ROW: Helen Sawyer, Linda Ardoin, Linda Gary, Carol Sue Cormier, Sybil Gauthier, Connie Hormell, Eva Hunt, Sue Rine, Leana Myers, Betty Mouton. FIFTH ROW: Gloria Le Jeune, Marie Myers, Sandra Dupont, Paula Nelson, Jackie Marlatt, Karen Robicheaux, Theresa Dupree, Sharon Davis, Beverly Parks, Charlene Clemons. SIXTH ROW: Shirleen Lopez, Lena Bergeaux, Linda Shell, Linda Fontenot, Connie Hymel, Ginger Pryor, Sherry Briggs, Sylvia La Vergne, Kay Huber, Christine Broussard, Brenda Gotreaux. Drill Sergeants are Mary Lou Caldwell, Jane Bloch, Marilyn Broussard, Sharon LeBleu, and Shirley Morgan. Bulldette Drummers include Delores Griffith, Karen Me Burney, Shelia LeBleu, Shirley Darbonne, JoAnne Banker, and Jane Leonard. FIRST ROW: Becky Wolfe, Joy Hilburn, Charlene Pulver, Carolyn Vanya, Charlene LeGros, Melinda Hanley, Mooneen Regan, Marybeth Williams, Carolyn Segraves, Gaylor Brown, Donna Brown, Carol Pavul. SECOND ROW: Larry Elders, Charlotte Albright, Billy Longman, Dolores Hilburn, JoAnn Daniels, Johnathon Mouton, Dennis Romers, Paul Leonard, Kenneth Roy, Daniel Clark, Allen Ardoin, George Doherty, Sheila Hanley, Marie Jardell. THIRD ROW: Roger Newman, Kenneth Shoats, Laura Trahan, David LeGros, Blanche Garb, Cynthia Ellisor, Janie Richert, Marie Buller, Sharon Bettis, Donnie West, Juanita Deaville, John Buller, T. J. Richard, Randy Taylor, Stevie Longenbough, David Pickering, Butch Edmondson. FOURTH ROW: Daryl Newman, Kenneth Trahan, Patsy Mayfield, Lee Thibodeaux, Gary Walker, John Valenti, Phyllis Thibodeaux, Johnny Mouton, Peggie Trahan, Mr. LaPeyrouse. The band is very proud of its high-stepping majorettes who keep in step with the music at the football games. Their solos have included free-twirling, dance, and flag routines. To their excellent work this year, we tip our hats. Charlene LeGros, Melinda Hanley, Marybeth Williams, and head majorette-Carolyn Segraves. JHS Band Proves to The Swing Band participates in many of the school activities. They have played for school assemblies, the Parish Queen's Contest, P.T. A. , and Band Boosters Club meetings. FRONT ROW: Allan Ardoin, George Doherty, Prof” E. J. LaPeyrouse, Gaylor Brown, Becky Wolfe. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Waggoner, Paul Leonard, Jonathan Mouton, Donnie West, George Edmondson, John Buller, T. J. Richard. THIRD ROW: Gary Walker, Johnny Mouton. Be One of Best Yet OFFICERS: Band Captain - Donnie West, Business Manager - Allan Ardion, Secretary - Carolyn Se-graves, Recorder - Mooneen Regan, Librarian - Joy Hilburn, Historian - Charlotte Albright, Reporter -Marybeth Williams, Photographer - Gary Walker 147 4 Miss Mooneen Regan Drum Major 1963 VARSITY TEAM SITTING: Jimmy Richert, Glenn Miller, Jerry Biddick, Wayne Milner, Jimmy Precht, Billy Caswell, Dale McLean, Kenny Goodreau, Lloyd Lejeune, Tommy Gary. KNEELING: Greg Arnette, George Wolfe, Dale Landry, Mike Robbins, Charles Earl, Ray Moore, Alius Lejeune, Alfred Monger, Gerald Roy, Nick Pizzolatto, Van Rine. STANDING: Frank Matte, Ronald Lee, Charles Clement, Bill Dasch, Gary Duhon, Mike Trahan, Allen Richert, Rusty Nelson, Choppy Reddell, Artie Miller, Joe Durham. Most of the team's success is due to coach Harelson's fine leadership. Dr. Shirley the team phy sician has done much to help the team. 150 COACHES JENNINGS JENNINGS •JENNINGS JENNINGS •JENNINGS JENNINGS JENNINGS •JENNINGS •JENNINGS •JENNINGS Frank Barousse, Ralph McKinstry, James Stubbs 20.....................7 MORGAN CITY 19.....................9 CROWLEY 19 ...................14 EUNICE 28....................14 LEE HIGH 32.....................0 MENARD 48.....................0 VILLE PLATTE 42....................13 OPELOUSAS 56.....................7 LAKE CHARLES 13....................14 DE RIDDER 20 ...................7 OAKDALE • home games A1 Sollay THE FOOTBALL MANAGERS Douglas Moore 151 Benton Lackey Greg Arnette Jr. End Jerry Biddick Jr. Back Billy Caswell Jr. Back Coach Harelson sends Rusty Nelson into the game while his teammates look on, hoping they'll be next. The backing of a student body is an important thing to a high school team. One can easily see that our boys have a fine student backing. Although the first game of the season was in Morgan City, nearly 800 fans from Jennings attended the game and saw the Bulldogs romp the Tigers in a 20-7 victory. After an exchange of punts during the beginning of the first quarter, the Dogs hit paydirt with a touchdown and an extra point. The only other score in the first half came in the opening minutes of the second quarter when Jennings scored again making the half time score 13-0. The second half saw the Tigers bounce back with a quick touchdown, hoping to even the score. All their hopes for a tie were lost, however, when Jennings scored another touchdown in the fourth quarter, leaving the game with their first victory of the season. 152 Jennings..........79 Cro wley...........9 The second game of the season saw Jennings at Crowley in an always-tough non-district contest. The Bulldogs took the opening kickoff, and it was only minutes before the scoreboard read 7-0 in favor of Jennings. In the second quarter, another touchdown was scored by the Dogs, making the score 13-0 at the half. Jennings kicked off to Crowley in the second half, but the Dogs had the ball within a few minutes. This was to no avail for on the next play the ball was fumbled behind the Jennings goal. Although Jennings recovered the ball, a Gent was also on the pigskin giving them a safety and two points. Just before the fourth quarter ended, Jennings came through with another touchdown and the extra point. Not until ten seconds before the end of the game was Crowley able to score their only TD of the night. The 19-9 win gave the Dogs their second victory. YARDSTICK Dogs Gents 11 First Downs 6 212 Yards Rushing 85 37 Yards Passing 83 1-1 Passes Completed 5-17 4 Punts 5 34.1 Yards Averaged 37 The Dogs were all ready for a second victory and spent the afternoons practicing very hard to insure it. Charles Clement Bill Dasch Joe Durham Jr. Tackle Sr. Center Soph. End 153 Charles Earl Tommy Gary Kenny Goodreau Sr. Tackle Jr. Tackle Soph. Back Jennings..............79 Eunice................74 BULLDOGS CRUMPLE EUNICE The first home and district game for the Bulldogs was with Eunice. The bulldogs received the kickoff, but they had to kick after four downs. Eunice, finding the going rough on the ground, decided to take to the air. This proved fatal when Glenn Miller picked off a Bobcat pass and raced for a TD. It was only a matter of seconds before Eunice scored a touchdown and made the extra point. Jennings and Eunice scored again, making the half-time score 14-13 in Eunice's favor. It wasn't until the fourth quarter that the Dogs scored again. Eunice fought all the way back to the Dog's one foot line. Here, with only a few remaining seconds, the hard-hitting Bulldogs made a Eunice Bobcat cough up the ball just before the game ended. Jennings now had its third straight victory with the final score 19-14. 154 Jennings..........28 Lee High..........14 JENNINGS OVERPOWERS LEE HIGH The fourth game of the season found the Bulldogs in Baton Rouge to play Lee High. In the beginning of the first period, it looked as if both teams were evenly matched as the ball changed hands several times. Finally late in the first quarter, the Dogs hit pay dirt only to have the Rebels bounce back in the second quarter to tie the half time score 7-7. Not long after the kick-off of the second half, Jennings scored again and once more made the extra point. It was early in the final period before Lee could push across another touchdown, making the game a 14-14 deadlock. Then with only minutes to go, the Dogs scored twice - once on an end sweep and the other on an intercepted pass runback. This gave Jennings the game and their fourth straight victory. YARDSTICK Jennings Lee High 277 Yards Rushing 119 0 Yards Passing 52 0-1 Passes Completed 3-10 277 Total Net Yards 171 1 Passes Intercepted 0 3 Punts 4 24.3 Average Yardage 32.5 2 Fumbles 1 50 Yards Penalized 23 13 First Downs 7 The Dogs leave to battle the Lee High Rebels with all the backing and spirit a team could need. Pat Hawthorne Sr. End Dale Landry Jr. End Van Rine Jr. End Alius Le Jeune Sr. Guard YARDSTICK Jennings Menard 19 First Downs 3 455 Yards Rushing 19 48 Yards Passing 56 3-9 Passes Completed 6-16 503 Total Net Yards 75 3 Passes Intercepted 0 3 Punts 1 Fumbles 90 Yards Penalized 40 Jennings Menard . Lloyd Le Jeune Jr. Guard Frank Matte Sr. Back 32 .0 Coach Harelson and the Co-captain discuss a plan of strategy to keep the Dogs on top. BULLDOGS SMOTHER MENARD For the fourth game of the season, a capacity crowd saw the Bulldogs take the opening kick-off and score just seven plays later. The conversion was missed and the Dogs led 6-0. During the third quarter, the Bulldogs scored two more times, the first on an intercepted pass and the second on a Wolfe-to-Pizzolatto pass making the score at the end of the half 19-0. In the third period, another Eagle pass was intercepted and Jennings scored their fourth TD of the game. The last score of the game came in the closing minutes of play as the Dogs scored on a short two yard plunge by the fullback. This 32-0 win lengthened Jennings' winning streak to five'straight. 156 The Jennings powerhouse Frank Matte racks up more yardage for the dogs. YARDSTICK Jenn. V. P. First Downs 21 3 Rushing Yardage Fumbles 536 53 Lost 1 1 Jennings.....................48 Ville Platte..................0 Jennings chalked up its sixth win of the season by trouncing the Ville Platte Bulldogs 48 to 0. The scoring drive was ignited by a 60 yard drive into pay-dirt. This was followed by a 99 yard drive which resulted in the second score of the first quarter. The second quarter saw more of Jennings' scoring power with drives of 45 and 35 yards respectively. At the half, the score stood Jennings 28, Ville Platte 0. Before the second half ended, Jennings had pushed across two third period TD's and a fourth period TD to end the successful night, 48 to 0. 157 Wayne Milner End Sr. Alfred Monger Guard Jr. Ray Moore Back Sr. Jennings..........42 Opel ousas........73 The largest crowd traveling to an out-of-town game went to see the DOGS play in Opelousas’s homecoming game. Although the TIGERS were keyed up for this game, the DOGS beat them by playing better ball. When the final buzzer sounded, the 42-13 score was in Jennings's favor. It was very hot and members of the mighty Bulldogs wait their turn at the water bucket. 1964 SPRING GAME 158 Jennings..........56 Lake Charles.......7 The Lake Charles game, which to the old timers is the game of the season, was played here in Bulldog Stadium. It was all Jennings from the start. The first touchdown of the game came on a pass play. The next two were on fullback plunges and the fourth was on an intercepted pass runback. Just before the half ended, Lake Charles made their first and only touchdown of the game. Although Lake Charles was three touchdowns behind the Bulldogs, the Dogs seemed to be maddened by the Lake Charles touchdown. In the second half the Dogs scored four more touchdowns to set the final score at 56-7. For the second year in a row the boys showed the fans that they could still take on Lake Charles. SPRING GAME Nick Pizzalotto Rusty Nelson Butch Poole Jr. End Jr. Tackle Soph. Center 159 Jennings..........13 De Ridder.........14 The time of the year had again rolled around when the two best teams in the district had to face each other. This year as in years before, they were Jennings and De Ridder. The fact that it was Jennings' homecoming made both teams fight all the harder. This was the toughest game either team would play all season. Although the outcome of the game showed a victory in De Ridder's column, most Jennings fans felt that the Dogs hadn't lost; they had just run out of time. YARDSTICK First Downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes Passes Int. Punts Fumbles lost Yards Pen. Jenn. D.R. 8 12 133 238 24 0 2-4 0-1 0 0 4-41. 0 3-37.3 1 7 55 50 Matte slips by a De Ridder Dragon to gain more yardage for the Dogs. 160 Jennings.........20 Oakdale...........7 The Jennings High football season was brought to a close here in our stadium with the Oakdale Warriors. The only score in the first quarter came on a Bulldog pass. Another pass late in the second quarter gave the Dogs a two touchdown margin at the half. At the start of the third quarter, Oakdale bounced back with a quick touchdown only to have their hopes smothered when Jennings scored again. This final T.D. gave Jennings a 9-1-0 record for the 63 season. 1964 INTRASQUAD GAME Mike Robbins Chip Shirley George Wolfe Guard Jr. End Soph. Back Sr. 161 Awards at Football Banquet Choppy Reddell receives the Best Lineman of the Year Award from Mr. Bo Says for his outstanding performance during the '63 season. The highly coveted Sportsmanship Award, an engraved gold watch, is presented to Alius Lejeune by Mr. Ben Phillips. Harold Broussard presents the Scholastic Award to Allen Richer! for his achievements on the playing field and classroom. ALL-STATERS Choppy Reddell who will attend McNeese State College, and Frank Matte, who will attend LSU, were both selected to the AA State Football Team. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Matte look on as Frank signs Grant and Aid Scholarship to play football at LSU. Allen Richert signs Grant and Aid Scholarship with LSU while an LSU coach and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richert watch. SENIOR FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Left to right - Joe Durham, Mike Trahan, Bill Dasch, George Wolfe, Frank Matte, Pat Hawthorne, Jimmy Precht, Alius Le Jeune, Glenn Miller, Ray Moore, Douglas Moore, Wayne Milner, Artie Miller, Allen Richert, Choppy Reddell, not shown: Charles Earl. 163 Homecoming 1963 Maid of Honor Miss Kathleen Richert escorted by Mr. Roy Richert Miss Sharia Broussard escorted by Mr. Harvey Broussard Lovely Miss Pat Smith reigned as queen of the 1964 Homecoming festivities at J. H.S. 164 Miss Susan Conner escorted by Mr. Dick Conner Miss Cheri Burgess escorted by Mr. C. H. Burgess Our queen and her court to whom the night of November 1, 1963, will always be a very special and significant event to remember. These girls shared a wonderful experience - an experience which they themselves find hard to explain. Homecoming at J. H.S. was held on November 1, 1963, with the Class of 1953 as the honored guests. After a week of parades, pep rallies, bon fires, snake dances, and a wonderful display of school spirit, the festivities reached a climax with the crowning of the queen and her court. As the band played Let Me Call You Sweetheart and the pep squad formed a large heart, each member of the court was presented to the student body and public. The court forms a beautiful picture on homecoming night. On the front at left is Miss Judy Brantley, 1962 queen. Her escort for the evening was Mr. W. F. Brantley. JHS Cheerleaders 166 Six Very Enthusiastic “Dog” Fans 167 FIRST ROW: Kenny Goodreau, Ken Gallaugher, Nicky Pizzolatto, Dale Landry, Barry Shirley. SECOND ROW: Edward Gordon, Chip Shirley, Ray Moore, Wayne Milner, Dwain Istre, Larson LeBlanc, Ronnie Davis. THIRD ROW: Coach Mc-Kinstry, Coach Stubbs. Jennings 28 Westlake 60 Jennings 39 Landry 47 Jennings 24 Opelousas 39 Jennings 33 Eunice 57 Jennings 52 Ville Platte 22 Jennings 39 Oakdale 49 Jennings 39 Eunice 60 Jennings 45 Deridder 68 Jennings 47 Oakdale 66 Jennings 35 Opelousas 46 Jennings 49 Ville Platte 34 Jennings 30 Deridder 61 Surrounded by several Opelousas Tigers, Chip Shirley and Ken Gallaugher battle for the ball. Opposite: Wayne Milner goes in for a basket.____________________________ During the Oakdale -Jennings game, Wayne Milner and Chip Shirley jump for a rebound in a desperate effort to get the ball. KENNY GOODREAU No. 25 Sophomore WAYNE MILNER No. 31 Senior 169 BARRY SHIRLEY No. 41 Freshman RAY MOORE No. 23 Senior NICKY PIZZOLATTO No. 13 Junior KEN GALLAUGHER No. 15 Junior EDWARD GORDON No. 33 Sophomore DWAIN ISTRE No. 11 Sophomore Susan Conner Forward Soph. No. 12 Jane Necessary Guard Linda Seefeld Guard Dale Comeaux Guard No. 22 Jo Ann Kilpatrick Forward Alison Clemons Guard The girl's basketball team silently bow their heads before each game as Mrs. Gaudet leads them in pray During the Jennings-St. Charles game, Pat Smith and a Lake Charles guard battle furiously for the ball. The basketball managers pause for a picture. Sharon LeBleu Ginger Says Sheila LeBleu Jeanette Gary Karen McBurney GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCORES Jennings 40 64 Welsh Jennings 38 18 Iota Jennings 75 53 St. Charles Jennings 25 34 Opelousas Jennings 49 44 Eunice Jennings 23 40 Oakdale Jennings 34 45 Opelousas Jennings 27 40 Eunice Jennings 52 53 St. Charles Jennings 25 40 Oakdale Jennings 35 41 Ville Platte 173 Our 1964 Team FIRST ROW: Marilyn Neely, Jackie Marlatt, Shirley Suire, Astrid Garrett, Pat Smith, Lynn Daigle, Susan Conner, Judy Brantley, Carolyn Trahan, Mrs. Gaudet, coach. SECOND ROW: Linda S efeld, Becky Wolfe, Jean Necessary, Jane Necessary, Dale Comeaux, Fran Boudreaux, Alison Clemons, Dianne Richard. THIRD ROW: Dianne Young, Gloria Green, Charlene Clemons, Paula Nelson, Patsy LeBlanc. NOT PICTURED: Jo Anne Kilpatrick. for the ball in the Eunice - Jennings game. Our starting six composed of Lynn Daigle, Pat Smith, Susan Conner, Shirley Suire, Jackie Mar latt, and Judy Brantley. 175 880 yard relay—school record 1:31.9 Pug Evans, Dale McLean. Glenn Van Neste, Frank Matte. Shot put—school record 49'5” Choppy Reddell Pole vault—school record tie 11' Jerry Smith, Dale Landry. 440 yard relay—school record 43.9 Pug Evans, Billy Caswell, Dale McLean, Frank Matte. 100 yard dash—school record 9.8 Frank Matte Frank Matte, who ran the 100 yard dash in 9.8 seconds, breaks the tape again. Dale McLean, who follows Frank, was also a consistent point getter for JHS. Although Coach Harelson is best known as the head football coach, he is also head of the track department at JHS. This goes to prove that he is really the champion that we all make him out to be. His boys love and respect him and all that he does. 176 FIRST ROW: Dwain Istre, Richard Theriot, Jimmy Richert. Billy Caswell, Doyle Reeves, Dale McLean, Kenny Goodreau, Jerry Smith, Jimmy Precht. SECOND ROW: T-Boy Arnaudet, Ken Gallaugher, Douglas Miller, Walter Bettis, Larry LaFargue, Wayne Milner, Alan Williams, Dale Landry, George Wolfe, Earl Mayfield, Tee Clifford, Clyde Self, Frank Matte, THIRD ROW: Randy Keeth, Greg Arnette, Nicky Pizzolatto, Tommy Gary, Rusty Nelson, Rusty Hous-siere, Glenn Van Neste, Choppy Reddell, Pug Evans. 100 yd. dash - Kenny Goodreau, Dale McLean, Billy Caswell Frank Matte 9.8, 2nd regional and 2nd state LOW HURDLES Pug Evans -20.1 tied - 2nd regional Glenn Van Neste 20.3 HIGH HURDLES Rusty Houssiere 15.9 Glenn Van Neste 15.1 1st regional 177 Discus- Allen Richert 125 Rusty Nelson 142'5.5 Shotput- Choppy Reddell 49'15” 2nd regional 5th state Javelin- Tommy Gary 162' George Wolfe 163'5 Mile Run- Douglas Miller; Larry LaFargue, 4:53.2 Frank Matte tears in as the number one man on the last stretch of the 440 relay. 880 Run- Earl Mayfield; Wayne Milner, 2:08.3 440 Dash- Richard Theriot, Doyle Reeves, Jim Richert; Clyde Self, 52.5 178 Jerry Smith Pole vaulter 11' Tee Cliffiord High jump 5'4” Rusty Houssiere High jump 5'10 Broad jump 19'8. 5” Triple jump 40 3.5” Dale Landry Pole vaulter 11' Kenny Goodreau Broad jump 19'3.5” Triple jump 40'3.5” ■V ' + 9 A r hi 880 RELAY 440 RELAY Pug Evans Clyde Self Dale McLean Frank Matte Best Times 1:31.9 - 880 43.9 - 440 -A MILE RELAY Frank Matte Richard Theriot Clyde Self Glenn Van Neste Best Time 3:32.6 179 FRESHMAN SQUAD David Marcantel, Ricky Ingalls, Donald Broussard, Bill Bearden, Ray Vizina, Danny Matte, Patrick Hebert, Timmy Gann, Johnny Adams, Barry Shirley, T-Paul Reed, Kirk Briggs, Mike Mier, Bob Dasch. Dale McLean drops back after handing the baton to Wayne Milner - now it's Wayne's turn to try to out run the other boys. Choppy Reddell tops the school record with 49'5 I I 80 Johnny Blanchard, Larry Liles, Adrian Robinson, Joel Ford, Richard Devall The JHS Golf Team practices every day at the Jennings Golf Course. During the year the team enters various tournaments. This year they entered tournaments in DeRidder, Lafayette. La Grange, Bolton, the Jennings Invitational, and Sulphur placing third, thirteenth out of fifty entries, third, fourth, and first respectively. Chip Shirley, Susan Conner, Bonner Miller, Fran Boudreaux, Becky Wolfe, Ronnie Liles. The JHS Tennis Team has participated in games against La Grange and Lake Arthur, in the USL and McNeese play days, and has attended the State Tournament in Baton Rouge. JHS Tennis Team At the State Tournament in Baton Rouge, Bonner took first place in girls' singles, and Chip and Becky took second in mixed doubles. The whole team placed second in all competition. Four first places and one second place were rated at the USL and McNeese play days. This year the JHS Tennis Team has not lost a single match, and they are to be commended for a job well done. Fran Susan 182 Volleyball FIRST ROW: Ann Miller. Jean Necessary. Shirley Suite, Jane Necessary, Jackie Marian, Mrs. Guadet. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Gary, Barbara Fontenot, Geneva Gotreaux, Carolyn Trahan, Sue Rine. THIRD ROW: Rebecca Gott, Kathy Daigle, Betty LeBlanc, Retha Hoffpauir, Karen Me Burney, Judy Brantley. FOURTH ROW: Lena Bergeaux, Linda Kibodeaux, Mary Henry, Pat Smith, Lynne Daigle. A STRING - FIRST ROW: Lynne Daigle, Pat Smith, Karen McBumey. SECOND ROW: Shirley Suire, Jane Necessary, Jean Necessary, Jackie Marlatt. The J. H.S. volleyball team plays a tight game against Hathaway but walks out the victor after winning 2 out of 3 games. Bulldog enthusiasm was at its peak at the pep rally before the De Ridder game. SEPTEMBER 1 - School opens 6 - Morgan City game 17 - Everybody out! Hurricane Cindy's coming! A novelty in car decoration--plastic flowers--was displayed on the Junior Class car in the Homecoming Parade. Sheila and Sharon LeBleu, Susan Sabatier, and Alison Clemons register two parents on Parents' Visitation Day. OCTOBER 4 - Menard Game (32-0) 9 - Greenhands initiated in F. F. A. 12 - Student Council Workshop 25 - Lake Charles game--Another Victory! 25 -Mmmmm! Pizza Pies for sale! (F.H.A.) 31 - Trick or Treat! 31 - Homecoming Parade and Bonfire. “Beat those Dragons! NOVEMBER 1 - Boo De Ridder! 12 - Parent Visitation Day 15 -Oakdale Game - Congratulations, Dogs! 24 - Jr. Class Barbeque (sponsored by Lions Club) 25-29 - Holiday! 186 Bill Dasch, Sheila LeBleu, and Jimmy Richert appeared in the F.T. A. assembly skit Nothin' But Work. DECEMBER 2 - Second Six Weeks ends; Punishment begins 6 - Fall Production Our Town - Success 1 for Mr. Brown 18 -Safety Council Assembly Blood Feast! 20 - Christmas Band Concert 22 - First day of winter 23 -Christmas holidays begin 25 - Merry Christmas! 27 - F.T. A. Christmas Dance Mr. Brown's proteges practice for the fall production Our Town. Child prodigy Dawn Faul entertained a large audience here with her amazing musical talents. The program was sponsored by the F.T. A. JANUARY 2 - Back to school 23 - First Semester ends (Yea!! Halfway through!) 24-26 - Beta Convention An interesting talk, a film concerning traffic accidents, and a demonstration showing stopping distances were presented to the student body at the Safety Council assembly. Mr. Lapeyrouse worked very hard on his first Christmas concert; everyone was very much pleased with the beautiful music. FEBRUARY Donna Fannon, Ed Comeaux, Sharon Davis, and Marlene Firestone display Miss Romero's homeroom door that received honorable mention in the Christmas door decoration contest. Chemistry and biology classes were intrigued by Mr. Simmons' snappy guitar-playing at Christmas time. 3-7 - Parish Day Government campaigns and elections Go Tee-Claude! 8 - F. B. L. A. Convention 11-12 - Government Day at courthouse 13-14 - Speech Festival at McNeese J. H.S. Places Fourth! ” 17 - Key Club Basketball game 18 - Juniors order class rings - a memorable day! MARCH 4 - Track meet with Eunice - another tight schedule. 5 - End of 5th six-weeks. Just one more to go! 10 -Popularity contest. 11-13 - Achievement tests for 8-12 grades 14 -U. S. L. Literary Rally - Oh, well, maybe next year! 14 - Track meet with Eunice there. 20 - U. S. L. Play Day 25 - Easter Assembly - Too bad there weren't any boy models! 26 - Career Day and students stare out the class- room doors as all the servicemen walk by. 27-30 - Easter holidays 28 - Track meet with Crowley there. 31 - Jennings meets with Oakdale there APRIL 13-17 - Students learn more about Americanism vs Communism 24 - District track meet 28 - The Egg and I - another big success! The student body really enjoyed being entertained by The Glades on election day for Parish Day Government. 188 Mr. Craig displays his splendid basketball talent at the Key Club basketball game, to the delight of J.H.S. fans. Excitement is in the air as the Juniors order their class rings. Judge Reddell charges Mademoiselle Caldwell with disturbance of courtroom procedures in a hilarious episode during Parish Day Government. MAY 1 - Regional track meet 8 - State track meet - con- gratulations, boys! 9 -F.T. A. Parish Barbeque-- d-e-l-i-c-i-o-u-s! 14 - Junior-Senior Banquet - How did the Juniors get away with that Prophecy?! 15 - Prom night with the beauti- ful theme of An Evening in Paris. 19 - Band Concert 22 - School is abnormally quiet--the seniors are gone! 24 - Baccalaureate 25 - GRADUATION! 27-28 - Final exams - droopy eyes seem to be in style! 30 -Through--AT LAST!!! Tee-Claude Manuel buys a delicious homemade cake from Sheila LeBleu, Linda Evans, and Sharon LeBleu during the French Club cake sale. 189 Mrs. Clifford describes the beautiful dress Donna Comeaux wears at the Easter Assembly Fashion Parade. Juniors and Seniors think about the future as Career Day speakers discuss many interesting careers. New cheerleaders; Fran Boudreaux, Dale Comeaux, Diane Richard, Susan Conner, Linda Lackey, and Ginger Says; begin practice for next year's athletic season. The F. H. A. Mother-Daughter Banquet, a big success, was enjoyed by all who attended. 190 Mr. Frank Patti presented to the student body some very interesting demonstrations at the Space Science assembly program. Nicky Pizzolatto, Sharon Amy, Linda Man uel and other Juniors worked hard painting The Streets of Paris on the windows for the Prom. Greg Arnette, aided by various Junior class members, wired the ceiling for all those ! angel-hair clouds at the Junior-Senior Prom. Stanley Cresap, Daniel Reed, Gary Duhon, and Sandra Prather put the last-minute touches on the Senior Will. 161 Pelican State delegates and alternates are Linda Lackey, Ginger Says, Francis Mayo, Linda Evans, Pepe Bowman, Larry Liles, Ken Gallaugher, Bruce Welsh, Joel Ford, Alan Williams, and Johnny Blanchard. Benton, looks as if you got stuck with the dirty work after the sign-painting for advertisement of The Egg and I ! I’m in the jailhouse now! Mary Lou Caldwell broke practically all the rules in the book during Parish Day Government, making the day more enjoyable for all who went. Informal is the word for this little get-together for some Senior girls. Hot dogs, cokes, and informal chatter were enjoyed by all. Leadership Conference delegates are Vaughn Stagg (Cheer up, Vaughn, it's not that bad!), Peggy Parker, Linda Evans, Mary Beth Williams, and Benton Lackey. 192 Alison Clemons and Susan Sabatier were very proud to dedicate the yearbook to Mrs. Gau-det at the Honor Assembly. Safety Awards were presented to Donna Comeaux. Johnny Mouton, Linda Kibo-deaux, Mr. Gilbert Touchet, Claude Manuel, Freddy Touchet, and Ronnie Davis by Mr. James Wilson. The following awards were presented at the Honor Assembly: Pat Smith, Bookkeeping Award; Mary Lou Caldwell, F. T.A. Service Award; Sharon LeBleu, Pep Squad Award, Best Thespian, Scholastic Scholarship; Alison Clemons, Salutatorian Award, French Award, Basketball Loyalty Award, Scholastic Scholarship, Yearbook Award; Sheila LeBleu, Best Actress Award, Scholastic Scholarship; Shirley Darbonne, Scholastic Scholarship; Marilyn Miller, Shorthand Award; Cheri Burgess, Scholastic Scholarship; Barbara Fontenot, Office Practice Award; Karen McBurney, Valedictorian Award, Mathematics Award, Typing Award, Scholastic Scholarship; Judy Brantley, English Award, Basketball Sportsmanship Award, Yearbook Award, Scholastic Scholarship; Kathleen Richert, Vocal Music Award; Susan Sabatier, Yearbook Award, Scholastic Scholarship; Aline Hanks, Home Economics Award; Tommy Wilson, Science Award, English Award, Scholastic Scholarship; Bill Dasch, Best Actor, Scholastic Scholarship; Dick Tonn, Best Thespian; James Norwig, Oratory Award; Wayne Milner, Basketball Sportsmanship Award; Rusty Houssiere, Track Award - Field Events; Frank Matte, Best Track Man Award; Ray Moore, Basketball Sportsmanship Award. 193 As can be seen by the big smiles of these seniors, the food at the banquet was delicious. Wait! There's more! said Frank as he read the senior will, and that's what it says on the paper! ,V X. TO.; The beautiful voice of Edith Benoit entertained guests at the banquet with I Love Paris. Aw, come on! Tell us what's so hilarious, ya'll! 194 Ah ha! You think you can fool me with these fake flowers, huh? King and Queen of the Jr. -Sr. Prom, Rusty Houssiere and' Penny Carte, flash royal smiles during the crowning ceremonies. Pretty girls with pretty smiles brighten up any banquet! Graduat FIRST ROW: Shirley Aucoin, Glinda Benoit, Shirley Darbonne, Judy Brantley, Mary Lou Caldwell, Marilyn Broussard, Shirley Morgan, Jo Ann Daniel, Wanda Fontenot, Donna Reeves, Gaynell Butson, Pat Smith, Stanley Cresap, Retha Hoffpauir, Florence Fontenot, Linda Vidrine, Aline Hanks, Lynn Daigle, Darlene Smith. Evelyn Amie. SECOND ROW: Margaret Bertrand, Dale McLean, Delores Griffith, Sheila LeBleu, Kathleen Richert, Donna Tygrett, Jo Anne Spurry, Diann Davis, Linda Abshire, Carolyn Daigle, Shirley Fontenot, Sue Havenar, Betty LeBlanc, Lena Bergeaux, Sandra Prather, Ester Crain, Mooneen Regan, Joyce Morgan, Brenda Inman. THIRD ROW: Barbara Richard, Maureen Hardy, Sandra A. Fontenot, Jonathan Mouton, Claude Manuel, Astrid Garrett, Helen Deshotel, Cheryl Holston, Carol Tuthill, Marilyn Miller, Shirley Suire, Sandra D. Fontenot, Cheri Burgess, Barbara Fontenot, Sharon LeBleu, Donald Miller, Darrell Fontenot, Jimmy Precht. FOURTH ROW: Susan Sabatier, Harry Myers, Gerald Miller, Wayne Milner, Jane Dr. Jackie Ancelet presents the Medical Society Scholar- The American History Award is presented to Alison ship to Mary Lou Caldwell. Clemons by Mr. Norman Briggs. ion 1964 COLORS: Blue and Silver FLOWER: Magnolia MOTTO: Our greatest lessons are not learned through success but through misadventure. ” SONG: Moments to Remember. Leonard, Donnie West, Johnny Mouton, James Norwig, Paul DeVilbiss, Charles Earl, Bill Davis, Mary Alice Henry, Glenn Miller, Philip Dupont, Karen McBurney, Jimmy Richert, Jo Anna Gary. FIFTH ROW: Earl Mayfield, Linda Johnson, Mary Kelly, Inez Taylor, Robert Smith, Ray Moore, Linda Seefeld, Daniel Reed, Larry La Fargue, Donald Lejeune, Glenn Van Neste, Clyde Self, Douglas Moore, Connie Hymel, Fannie Watkins, Earl Lejeune. SIXTH ROW: Michael Ortego, George Wolfe. Richard Young, George Lowery, Gerald Roy, Edward Gauthier, Bill Dasch, Ronald Lee, Alison Clemons, Robert Evans, Pat Hawthorne, Lewis Cormier, George Delahousseye, Alius Lejeune. SEVENTH ROW: DickTonn, Charles Reddell, Gary Duhon, Ronnie Davis, Tommy Wilson, Mike Trahan, Clinton Ravey, Darrell Delome, Allen Richert, Lee Roy King, Terry Fontenot, Crawford Suire. NOT SHOWN: JoAnne Banker. Frank Matte. Who's Who and American Legion awards both went to Alison Clemons and Allen Richert. John F. Kennedy -35th President of the United States of America We, the 1964 Yearbook Staff of Jennings High School, are proud to dedicate this page to our late President, John F. Kennedy, who as President, helped the children of America to realize the intrinsic value of an education. The American Flag flew at half-mast in tribute to him as millions throughout the world mourned his death. 198 199 Adams, John - 91,98,180 Abel, Ouida - 91 Ardoin, Linda - 91,145,129 Arceneaux, Florence - 91,129,142,132,141 Babineaux, Shirley - 91,127,129 Bearden, Bill - 91,127,129,180 Benoit, Francis - 91 Benoit, Velma - 91 Bergeaux, Pat - 91,132 Berlinger, Phyllis - 91,145,129,130 Bertrand, Jeryl - 91 Bertrand, Michael - 91 Bertrand, Robert - 91 Bettis, Sharon - 91,146 Billodeaux, Sharon - 91,90,145,144,129,132, 130,141 Boudreaux, Mike - 91 Bower, Theresa -91,26,125 Bowman, Sidney - 91,142,134,131 Breaux, Betty Jo - 91 Breaux, Donald - 98 Breaux, Robert - 98 Briggs, Kirk - 91,129,180 Broussard, Barbara - 91,132 Broussard, Christine - 91,92,127,129,145 Broussard, Donald - 91,133,180 Broussard, Yvette - 91,145,130 Butson, Joyce - 91,22,92,136.125,130,131,141 Caldwell, Gary - 91 Canik, John - 91,133 Casteel, Pat - 91,132 Catsulis, Gus - 91 Clement, Marion - 92 Clemons, Charlene - 91,22,121,174,142,145, 134,130,135 Coles, Margaret - 92 Comeaux, Donald - 92,131 Comeaux, Ed -92,116,188 Cormier, Carol - 92,145,129,132 Cormier, Donna - 92,132 Cormier, Frank - 92 Cormier, James - 92 Cormier, Steven - 92 Cox, Jo Marie - 92,127,129 Crochet, Betty - 92 Crochet, Peggy - 92 Darbonne, Sylvia - 22,130 Dasch, Bob - 92,180 Davis, Gary - 92 Davis, Sharon - 92,145,136,125,132,138,130 Deaville, Juanita - 92,146 FRESHMEN Deshotel, Louella -92,132 Doucet, Michael - 93 Doucet, Nolan - 93 Doucet, Wilfred - 93 Elders, Larry - 93,146 Esthay, Clinetta - 93 Ellisor, Cynthia - 93,146 Fannon, Donna - 93,22,132,188 Faulk, Cynthia -93,127 Firestone, Marlene - 93,22,142,145,188,130 Fontenot, Charlotte - 93 Fontenot, Dale - 93 Fontenot, Jerry - 93 Fontenot, Laurice - 93 Fontenot, Glenn - 93 Ford, Mary Frances - 93,136 Fremeaux, Karen - 93,132,130 Fulton, Maureen - 93 Gann, Tim - 93,180 Garrett, Jack - 93 Gary, Betty - 93 Gary, Jo Ann - 93 Gary, Judy - 93,129,145,132 Gary, Michael - 93,133 Gary, Walter - 93,133 Gauthier, Sybil - 93,145,132,130 Gauthier, Brenda - 93,92,145,183,129 Gott, Donald - 93 Granger, Judy - 93 Guidry, Bobby - 93,145,129,132.130 Guidry, Robert -93,133 Guillory, Micky - 94,133 Hanks, Linda - 94,127,125 Hardy, Allen - 94,88 Hebert, Eula - 94,132 Hebert, Michael - 94 Hebert, Pam - 94,129,145,132 Hebert, Patrick - 94,180 Hebert, Ronnie - 94 Henry, Diedra - 94,132 Hilderbrand, Jackie - 94,22,129,137,142 Hoag, Betty Ann - 94,129,141 Hormell, Connie - 94,145,129,132 Houssiere, Charles - 94,98 Howard, Laurie - 94,127,142 Huber, Kay - 94,142,145,129.134 Humbarger, Douglas - 94,141 Hunt, Eva - 94,145 Ingalls, Richard - 94,88,98,180 Jurdell, Marie - 146 200 FRESHMEN Johnson, Robert - 94 Johnson, Sherry - 94 Jones, Don - 95 Jones, Karen - 95,132 Killmer, William - 95 Kilpatrick, Tommy - 95,129 La Bouve, Jane - 95,132 Langley, Wanda -95,92 La Vergne, Ray - 95 LeBlanc, Patricia - 95,174,132 Lee, Bruce - 95,98 Leger, Robert - 133 Lejeune, Donald - 95 LeGros, Wanda - 95,132 Lejeune, Gloria - 95,174,145,132 Lejeune, Jimmy - 95 LeLeaux, Brenda - 95 Leonard, Paul - 95,147,146 Liles, Ronnie - 95,90,98,121,142,182 Longman, Billy - 95,146 Lopez, Kathleen - 95,132 Lucas, Roger - 98,133 McMillin, Douglas - 95 McNabb, Keith - 95,133 Manuel. Brenda - 95,127,137,145 Marcantel, David - 95,98,129,142,180 Marcellino, Sandy - 95 Martin, Janice - 95,129 Matte, Danny - 95,180 Mayfield, Patricia - 95,146,132 Menard, Paula - 95,132 Miers, Bernie - 95,98 Miers, Mike - 180 Miller, Charlene - 95 Miller, Charles - 95 Miller, Jane - 96 Milner, Carol Sue - 96,145,136,131 Minter, Larry - 96,98 Monger, Karl - 96,129 Moore, Shirah - 96,142,145,129,132 Mouton, Betty - 96,145,129 Myers, Aline - 96,130 Myers. Carlotta - 96,129 Myers, Lena - 96,145 Myers, Marie - 96,145,129,132 Neal, Harold - 96 Neal. Gerald - 98 Nelson, Paula - 96,174,145,125 Newman, Roger - 96,146 Papillon, John - 96 Parks, Beverly - 96,145,125,132,130 Parsons, Carmen - 96 Perkins, Billie - 96 Pierce, Verna - 96 Precht, David - 96,88,90 Prejean, Kenneth - 96,133 Pizzolatto, Connie - 96,26,125,141 Pulver, Charlene - 96,146,132 Reed, Gary - 96,180 Reed, Marjorie - 96 Richard, Bernadine - 96,129,132 Richard, Gerald - 96 Richard, T. J. - 96,147,146 Richert, Janie - 96,142,146 Rine, Donald - 96 Robicheaux, Karen - 96,145,129,132,141 Rutledge, Martha - 97 Romaine, Nolan - 97 Roy, Joyce - 97,129 Roy, Ronald - 97,131 Roy, Ronnie - 97,133 Royer, Cheryl - 97 Sabatier, James - 97,133 Sabatier, Pat - 97 Sawyer, Helen - 97,145,129,131 Shirley, Barry - 97,98,169,168,180 Sisk, Raymond - 97 Smith, Charlene - 97 Sneed, Arthur - 97 Sonnier, Cynthia - 97,129,145,132 Sonnier, Eva - 97 St. Amant, Gerald - 97 Stewart, Berneda - 97 Stewart, Marilyn - 97,129,132 Thibodeaux, Leona - 97,22 Touchet, Daniel - 97,133 Trahan, Clifton - 97 Trahan, Coral - 97 Trahan, Sandra - 98,99 Valdetero, Pam - 97,132 Vincent, Gene - 97,133 Vizina, Ray - 97,180 Waggoner, Ronald - 97,147 Weldon, Chuck - 97 Welborn, Linda - 98,99,116,145,125,132 Williams, Nancy - 97,145 Woodruff, Donette - 97 Young, Dianne - 98,129,132,174 201 SOPHOMORES Adams, Louis - 81 Allen, David - 81 Andrus, Pam - 81,132 Ardoin, Allen - 81,147,146,136 Ardoin, Donald Ray - 81,133 Ardoin, Harry - 81,133 Amaudet, Laurent - 81,88,127,121,123,125, 128 Babineaux, Russell - 81,133 Bailey, Barbara - 81,127,142,134 Baker, Shirley - 81,127,142.145 Baronet, Paul - 81,133 Bennett, Ann - 8,127,142,134 Benoit, Brenda - 81,142 Benoit, David - 81,131 Benoit, Hilda - 81 Billodeaux, Peggy - 81,128,132,134,130 Boudreaux, Fran - 81,121,174,142,137,144, 128,132,134,120,182.141 Braden, Margaret - 81,142,128,186,130,141 Brantley, Fred - 81,88,115 Breaux, Sandra - 81,142,144 Briggs, Cheryl - 81,127,145 Broussard, June - 81,132 Broussard, Daniel - 82 Broussard, Sandra - 82,92 Brown, Gaylor- 82,147,146 Buller, Marie - 82,146 Burger, Terry - 82,127,123,128 Caraway, Denise - 82,145 Castelle, Michael - 82,132 Caswell, Jerry - 133 Caswell, Linda - 82.132,130,131 Clark, Daniel - 82,146 Clark, Jeanette - 82,131 Clifford, Thomas - 82,88,179 Comeaux, Dianne - 82,132 Comeaux, Joe - 82,133 Comeaux, Cheryl - 132,130 Conner, Susan - 82,80,164,121,175,166,174, 115,133,167,134,182 Cormier, Sandra - 82 Courts, Donald - 83,133 Cox, Myrna - 83,127,138 Daigle, Albert - 83 Daigle, Dianne - 83 Daigle, Kathleen - 83,183 Darbonne, Ronnie -83.88 Darbonne, Victor - 83,88 Deaville, Donald - 83 Dees, Don - 89 Deshotel, Harry - 83,88 Doucet, Richard - 83 Doucet, Veronica - 83,130 Ducharme, Mildred - 83,132 Durham, Joe - 84,127,123,126,153,163,150 Dupree, Therese - 83,127,145 Dupont, Betty - 83 Earl, Robert - 83,88,123 Ehnlich, Nina - 83 Esthay, Wiladine - 83,130 Ewing, Viola - 83 Fontenot, Linda - 83 Franklin, Joyce - 83,132 Fremeaux, Charlotte - 83,142,128,132 Fruge, Bonnie - 83,142,132 Fruge, Cynthia - 83,142,145,132,134 Fruge, Leonard - 84 Gann, Thomas - 84 Gary, Linda - 84,145 Gaussiran, Stephen - 84 Gillespie, Mary - 84,132 Gill, Marsha - 84,128,131 Goodreaux, Kenneth - 84,122,169,168,128, 154,179,177,150,141 Gordan, Edward - 84,170,168 Gotreaux, Geneva.-84,144 Greenhaw, Janet - 84,142.123,137,144,128, 134 Griffith, Jimmy - 84,136,133 Grimes, Beverly - 84,130 Guidry, Luther - 34 Guilbeau, Catherine - 84,142,144,128 Guinn, George - 84,133 Guy, Shelia - 84 Hinchee, Lowell - 85,121,133 Hanley, Shelia - 84,146 Hanvy, Shirley - 84 Hawthorne, Mike - 84,131 Hilburn, Joy - 84,147,146 Istre, Dwain - 85,80,88,170,168,123,128, 177 Jackson, Jamie - 85,88,127,125,128 Juris, Larry - 85,133 Keeth, Randal - 85,88,128,177 Kennedy, Robert - 85,88,125,123 Killmer, Lottie - 85,132 Lackey, Benton - 85,142,136,192,134,140, 141 Lacour, Philip - 85 202 SOPHOMORES Laughlin, Gail - 85,22.136,130,141 Lavergn, Sylvia - 85,145 LeBlanc, Larson - 133,85,171,168 Lee, John - 85,88 Lejeune, Geraldine - 85 Lejeune, Rodney - 85 Lejeune, Ronnie - .85 Le Maire, Carrie - 85,127,142 Longenbaugh, Stephen - 85,146,133 Long, Jackie - 85 Lopez, Carol - 86,132 Lopez, Patricia - 86,145 Marian, Jackie - 86,127,175,174,145,183 McFarlain, Vickie - 86,142,128,132,134 McLean, Harriet - 86,22,130 Miller, Brenda - 86 Miller. Douglas - 86,80,125,178,177 Miller, Lindsey - 86,132 Miller, Roger - 86,88 Mire, Jeanette - 89 Morgan, Martha - 86,145,128,131 Monic, Mitchell - 86,133 Murray, Beatrice - 86 Myers, Betty - 86,132 Myers, Gwendolyn - 86 Morvant, Ella - 86 Neely, Marilyn - 86,174,142,144,128,134 Nichols, Logan - 86,88,125 Nugent, Wiley - 86,125 Olds, Vera - 86,131 Parker, Peggy - 86,142,145,192 Peloquin, Randy - 86 Pepper, Rose - 86,145 Perkins, Claudia - 86 Pickett, Richard - 87 Pickett, Dorothy - 87 Poole, David - 87,88,123,128,159 Portie, Karen - 87,128,132 Prather, Jacqueline - 87,22,130,131 Precht, Mary Beth - 87,145,128,132 Racca, Steve - 87,133,128 Reed. Carla - 87,131,130 Reed, Richard - 87,136,131 Reeves, Doyle - 87,88,125,178,177 Richard, Carroll - 87 Richard, Dianna - 87,127,174,128,134 Richert, Judy - 87.127.142,145,134 Rine, Susan - 87,126,145,183,134 Robinson, Adrian - 87,133,181 Roy, Kenneth - 87,146 Ryder, Donald - 87,133 Sennett, Catherine - 87,132 Shirley, Louis - 87,88,121,169,168,123,120, 182,161 Shoats, Kenneth - 88,127,146,133,128 Shultz, Harriet - 88,22,142,128,134,130,141 Sittig, Henrietta - 88 Smith, Gladys - 88,132 Smith, Jerrald - 88,179,177,176 Sollay, Alta - 88,127 Sonnier, Henry - 88 Stagg, Vaughn - 88,142,192 St. Amant, Jeanette - 88,130 Stewart, Linda - 88,145 Stockwell, Tommy - 88,136 Tauzin, Vickie - 88,144,132 Theriot, Deanna - 88,132 Theriot, Richard - 88,127,126,123,178,179, 177 Thibodeaux, Philip - 88,146 Touchet, Freddie - 88,193 Toups, John - 88,136,141 Trahan, Carolyn - 88,127.126,174,142,183, 136,144,134,135 Trauth, Martha -88,130 Turner, Randee - 88,133 Trauth, Xyonne - 88,145,132 Tuthill, Barbara - 88,84,142,144 Valenti - 89,146 Vance, Jonnye - 88,89 Walker, Gary - 89,147,146,125 Whiddon, Dale - 89,133 Williams. Sandra - 89,142,144,128 Wolfe, Becky - 89,147.174,146,182 Young, Kenneth - 89 203 JUNIORS Aguillard, Loren - 69 Amy, Sharon - 69,127,144,191, ads Arceneaux, LouAnna - 69,130,131,142 Arnette, Greg - 69,76,122,121,124,137,139, 125,140,177,191,150,131,141,152 Baker, Barbara - 69 Baronet, David - 69 Beniot, Edith - 69,131,143,194 Beniot, George - 69,128,131 Bettis, Walter - 69,177 Biddick, Jerry - 69,76,123,68.126.150,152 Blanchard, John - 69,73,124,123.126,181,192, 140 Bloch. Jane - 69,126,127,142.144,145,134,141 Bowman, Pepe - 69,73,76,127,126,140,124, 139.142.68.134.192.134.35.140.141 Broussard, Jody - 69,127,144,128 Broussard, Lloyd - 69 Broussard, Sharia - 69,76,164,166,167 Buller, John - 70,147,137,146,136,144 Cannon, Keith - 70 Caswell, Billy - 70,74,123,133,177,150,152, 176 Chaisson, Harrell - 70,133 Clement, Charles - 70,74,153,150 Comeaux, Dale - 76,139,174,123,114,143, 120,172 Comeaux, Donna - 70,125,128,132,190,193 Copeland, Gilda - 70,73,126,142 Cormier, Euman - 70 Daigle, Judy - 70,125,132 Daigle, Rita - 70,132,130 Davis, Ramona - 70,132,130 Deaville, Carl - 70 Demeritt, Cecil - 70,128 Devall, Richard - 70,73,124,181 Doherty, George - 70,147,140,137,146,136, 144.134.140 Doucet, Cynthia - 70,124,139,142,137,130, 131 Douget, Sherry - 71,136,143 Duncan, Shirley - 70,76,143,186 Dupont, Sandra - 71,145,130 Edmondson, George - 71,147,146,144 Epperly, Wendy - 71.127,142,144,138 Evans, Linda - 71,73,76,126,140,124,139, 142.189.192.134.141 Fontenot, Linda - 71,145,138 Ford, Joel - 71,73,137,136,181,192 Gallaugher, Ken - 68, 73, 76,126,124,169,168, 123.177.192.140 Garb, Blanche - 71,76,142,146 Gary, Jeanette - 71,76,127.139,183,128 Gary, Thomas - 71,74,154,178,177,150 Green, Gloria - 71,130 Guillory, Michael - 71 Hanley, Melinda - 71,146 Hebert, Larry -72,124 Hebert, Ronald - 72,133 Henderson, Bobbie - 72,126 Higginbotham, Norma - 72,130 Hinchee, Carl - 72,133 Hoag, Elizabeth - 72,76,140,124,139,142, 144,125,134,130,131,141 Hooper, Amalie - 72,127,142,145,128 Jeffries, Tom - 72,73,140,124,137,136,144, 141 Juris, Wayne - 72 Kershaw, Brinis - 72 Kibodeaux, Linda - 72,183,125,128,132,130, 193 Kilpatrick, JoAnn - 72,127,140,144,128,172 King, Donna J. - 73 Lackey, Linda - 73,68,76.127,140,139.143, 192,134,120,141, ads Landry, Dalton - 73,74,171,168,123,179,177, 150,176 Landry, Eloise - 73 LaPoint, Ludren - 73 LeBlanc, Donald - 73 Ledbetter, Beverly - 73,127,142,137,136,128 LeGros, Charlene - 73,76,146,128 LeGros, Francis - 73,133 Lejeune, Larry - 73 Lejeune, Renita - 73,144 Lejune, Lloyd - 73,74,177,150 Liles, Larry - 74,68,73,121,124,142,123,114, 128,181.192,120 Lopez, Shirleen - 74,145,130 Mayo, Frances - 74,142,192 Mahaffey, Mary D. - 74, 76 Manuel, Linda - 74,76,127,144,191 McNeal, Jolene - 74,125 Miller, Bonner - 73,74,76,127,126,140,124, 139,142,68,143,182,130,131 Miller, Pat Lane - 74 Miller, Pat Louise - 74,127,128,130,131 Miller. Sandra - 74,121,124,138,132,130 Monger, Alfred - 74,75,123,133,150 Monic, Dinah - 75,127,144 Moorman, Nelwyn - 75,127 204 Necessary, Jane - 26, 75, 76,124,139.174,183, 144.128.143.134.172.35 Necessary, Jean - 26,75,76,124,139,174,183, 144.128.143.134.35 Nelson, Charles - 75,122,178,150,152,159 Pickering, David - 75,146 Pitts, Leslie - 75 Pizzolatto, Nicky - 75,73,74,170,168,68, 177,191,150,159 Poole. Barbara - 75,127,142,144,138 Richard, Harry - 75 Richard, Sharon - 75,125,128,132 Rine, Van - 75,74,177,150 Robbins, Mike - 75,68,140,137,150,141,161, ads Robicheaux, Theo - 75,126,141 Romero, Dennis - 75,146 Says, Ginger - 76,127,139,142,128,192,120 Segraves, .Carolyn - 76,147,146 Self, Clyde - 122,178,179 Shell, Linda - 76,127,145,138 Shultz, Fayla - 76,132,134,131 JUNIORS Smith, Thomas - 76 Sollay, A1 - 76 Sonnier, Judy - 76,127,144,138 St. Amant, Carold - 76 St. Cyr, Lennie - 77,124 Stelly, Kenneth - 77,131 Swift, C. L. - 77,136,125,141 Taylor. Harold - 77,146 Trahan, Charles - 77 Trahan, Kenneth - 77,133 Trahan, Oran - 77 Trahan, Peggy - 77,127,146 Trahan, Susan - 124,78 Vanya, Carolyn - 146,125,78 Vidrine, Charlotte - 138,78,131 Vidrine, Ruth - 131 Welsh, Bruce - 123,136,125,192,131 Williams, Alan - 73,124.137.177,192.141 Williams, Mary Beth - 76,126,140,147,124, 139,142,137,146,192,134,78.141 SENIORS Abshire, Linda - 35,196 Amie, Evelyn - 132,196 Aucoin, Shirley - 145,35,130,196 Banker, Jo Anne - 140,139,142,145,144,35, 130 Benoit, Glinda - 36,196 Bergeaux, Lena - 67,36,132,138,183,145,142, 127.196 Bertrand, Margaret - 36,127,124,139,138,134, 196 Brantley, Judy - 140,147,124,139,175,165,166, 107,174,105,183,134,167,186,134,36, 67, 35.193.196 Broussard, Geraldine - 127,142,138,132,37,67, 196 Broussard, Marilyn - 124,139,145,132,134,37, 196 Burgess, Cheri - 164,140,147,121,139,166, 126.106.108.167.134.37.67.193.196 Butson, Gaynell - 124,139,138,37,130,131,196 Caldwell, Mary Lou - 140,124,139,142,145, 143.189.34.120.189.38.67.193.196 Carte. Penny - 140,139,125,138,134,38.196 Clemons, Alison - 140,124,139,174,119,144, 143,186,34,134,120,38,172,67,135,193, 196 Cormier, Lewis - 133,38,131,196 Crain, Esther - 144,39,196 Cresap, Stanley - 140,124,139,138,143,191, 134.39.196 Crochet, Jessie - 39 Daigle, Carolyn - 124,39,130,196 Daigle, Lynn - 26,139,175,166,14,183,167, 196,40 Daniel, Jo Anne - 146,138,132,40,196 Darbonne, Shirley - 127,124,139,145,144,120, 40.193.196 Dasch, Bill - ads, 122,124,139,123,153,187, 134.120.40.163.67.150.193.141.196 Davis, Dianne - 41,130,196 Davis, Bill - 128,41,196 Davis, Ronnie - 168,125,41,193,196 Delahoussaye, George - 126,125,41,196 Delome, Darrell - 133,42,131,196 Deshotel, Helen - 124,144,138,42,196 DeVilbiss, Paul - 42,131,196 Duhon, Gary - 27,139,138,191,150,42,131, 196 Dupont, Philip - 133,43,196 Earl, Charles - 126,154,43,67,163,150,196 Evans, Robert - 179,177,43,176,196 Fontenot, Barbara - 124,43,193,183,147,196 Fontenot, Darryl - 44,106 Fontenot, Florence - 132,44,196 Fontenot, Sandra A. - 127,139,144,138,44, 130.131.196 205 SENIORS Fontenot, Sandra D. - 124,138,44,196 Fontenot, Shirley - 45,130,196 Fontenot, Terry - 45,196 Fontenot, Wanda - 127,138,45,196 Garrett. Astrid - 140,139,175,174,143,134,196 Gauthier, Edward - 122,46,196 Gary, Jo Anna - 140,139,138,46,96 Griffith, Delores - 124,139,145,144,132,46, 196 Hanks, Aline - 138,132,46,193,196 Hardy, Maureen - 134,47,130,196 Havenar, Sue - 138,132,47,196 Hawthorne, Pat - 177,47,163,131,196 Henry, MaryA. - 129,183,138,132,120,47, 196 Holston, Cheryl - 123,140,124,139,142.125, 134.48.35.131.140.196 Hoffpauir, Retha - 183,138,132,48,196 Houssiere, Rusty - 122,140,121,139,123,126, 108,196,125,138,179,177,48,67,193,180 Hymel, Connie - 124,145,138,48,130,196 Inman, Brenda - 138,49,196 Johnson, Harvey - 49,196 Johnson, Linda - 49,196 Kelley, MaryA. - 127,138,49,196 King, Lee Roy - 50,196 La Fargue, Larry - 126,178,177,50,1 Le Blanc, Betty - 183,138,132.50,196 LeBleu, Sharon - 126,139,142,137,145,144, 186,189,187,134,135,130,193,140,141, 196 Le Bleu, Sheila - 126,147,139,142,137,145, 144.186.189.187.134.120.135.193.140, 141.196 Le doux, Rodney - 51,196 Lee, Ronald - 51,150,196 Le Jeune, Alius - 122,133,156,51,162,163. 150.196 Lejeune, Donald - 52,196 Lejeune, Earl - 52,196 Leonard, Jane - 126,140,124,139,142,137, 145,144,134,196,52,140 Lowry. George - 196 Manuel, Claude - 104,125,128,189,78,53,131, 193.141.196 Matte, Frank - 122,140.121,123,110,106,157, 179.177.34.120.163.53.150.194.193.140, 176 Mayfield, Earl - 125,128.178,54,196 McBurney, Karen - 140,124,155,109,183,144, 143,34,134, 67,135,53,193,196 McLean, Dale - 122,123,157,179,177,53,150, 131,176,180,196 Miller, Ann - 140,124,139,142,183,134.54, 140.196 Miller. Artie - 127,139,123,122,126,157,54, 163,150 Miller, Donald - 54,196 Miller, Gerald - 133.55,196 Miller, Glenn - 122,124,123,157,55,163,150, 131.196 Miller, Marilyn - 126,140,124,139,142,143, 134,55,130 Milner, Wayne - 122,139,169,171,168,123, 178.177.55.163.150.193.180.158.196 Moore, Douglas - 122,128,56,163,196 Moore. Ray - 122,170,168,113,35,163,150, 193.158.196 Morgan, Joyce - 124,139,144,128,35,131,196 Morgan, Shirley - 139,142,145,125,57,196, 128,131 Mouton, John - 147,146,125,57,193,196 Mouton, Jonathan - 147,146,57,196 Myers, Harry - 133,57,196 Norwig, James - 126,137,136,58,193,196 Ortego, Mike - 58,131,196 Prather, Sandra - 126,140,124,139,142,104, 143.191.134.58.196 Precht, Jimmy - 122,160,177,58,163,150,196 Ravey, Clinton - 59,196 Reddell, Charles - 122,139,123.160,178,177, 189.59.162.163.150.176.180.196 Reed, Daniel - 140,139,191,59,196 Reeves, Donna - 127,139,142,125,59,130,131, 196 Regan, Mooneen - 147,146,60,196 Richard, Barbara - 60,196 Richert, Allen - 122,140,121,139,123,107, 109,119,105,160,178,34,120,60,162,67. 163.150.196 Richert, Jimmy - 139,126,123,178,177,187, 134.120.135.60.67.150.196 Richert, Kathleen - 164,139,123,111,144,125, 128.143.61.131.130.193.196 Roy, Gerald - 138,61,150,131,196 Sabatier, Susan - 127,147,124,144,134,186, 120.61.135.193.196 Seefeld, Linda - 139,174,144,128,61; 172,130, 131.196 20( SENIORS Smith, Darlene - 124,130,62,138,132, 196 Smith, Pat - 164,140,147,124,139, 175,166,174,42,110,183,167,62, 67.193.140.196 Smith, Robert - 62,196 Spurry, Joanne - 62,130,196 Suire, Shirley - 124,139,175,174,183, 134.63.196 Taylor, Inez - 132,63,130,196, 131, 193.140.196 Tonn, Dick - 139,138,134,63,35 Trahan, Mike - 122,138,64,163,150, 131.196 Tuthill, Carroll - 126.124,64,196 Tygrett, Donna - 140,142,144,128,134, 64.131.196 Van Neste, Glenn - 122,139,126,138, 179.177.35.176.180.196 Vidrine, Linda - 138,132,65,196 Watkins, Fannie - 142,128,65,131,196 West, Donnie - 147,139,123,146,65, 131,196 Wilson, Tommy - 126,147,124,139, 136,134,120,65,67,78,135,193, 196 Wolfe, George - 122,66,163,150,161, 196 Young, Richard - 66,196 207 It Scctu ? 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EVYLIN’S CAFE Tomorrow's feed today AUSTIN’S FEED STORE Phone 824-9242 107 Shanklin Avenue ft Compliments of f ] 1 Compliments of PERRY’S BETTY LEE BARBER W SHOP JQ SHOE STORE Phone 824-4377 BOBBIE’S Compliments of TOTS-TEENS BLACK HARDWARE AND Evangeline Shopping Center FURNITURE COMPANY Main Street Compliments of CAGNON’S O.K. GIFTS TIRE SERVICE CARAWAY-MILLER Jennings, Louisiana JEWELERS Compliments of CLARK’S JOHN L. CONNER AUTO SUPPLIES MAYOR Phone 824-0452 Compliments of CHARLES NELSON INSURANCE AGENCY YOUR ndetoendent I 111 E. Academy Av. Jennings, Louisiana Insurance AGENT SERVES YOU FIRST 7--------—--J ' DAIGLE'S Compliments of GULF SERVICE STATION DOT’S For Fast Courteous Service Corner of Lake Arthur Ave. BEAUTY SHOP and W. Division Phone 824-4856 MRS. HARVY BROUSSARD JIM EDNA’S JAMES B. AND EDNA TERRELL, Owners Phone 824-2484 - Morgan Bldg. Sherwin-Williams Paints Jennings, La. Compliments of WESTERN AUTO STORE Your Family Store 415 Main Phone 824-2900 Compliments of BERRY BROS., INC. AUTO TRUCK PARTS Jennings, Louisiana Compliments of Compliments of JEFF DAVIS COUNTRY CLUB WEATHER CONTROL, INC. 110 Allen Street Jennings, La. LITTLE FLOWER HOUSE Phone 824-0146 1109 N. Main Wedding Designs Corsages Pot Plants Home, Hospital and Funeral Arrangements STEWART’S DRUG STORE Phone 824-2311 Compliments of ■tS) BERT’S BARBER SHOP BORDELON’S rnr PONTIAC AND BUICK CO. Nezpique St. ■m'% Shankland Ave. Jennings, La. Phone 824-4486 CAPITAL CITY HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY, INC. JOHN W. MORRISH, President HAROLD A. BRIGGS, Vice-President 135 Main Street Rhone 824-4686 Seeds, Hardware, Pipe, Gas and Electrical Supplies 2.uaCCty JACKSON’S FOOD STORE GEM JEWELERS Phone 824-1234 Jennings, La. DAN EASTMAN Compliments of ARDOIN’S COURTHOUSE CAFETERIA CRESCENT DRUG STORE Call 824-2042 Prescription Service Owner: and Cosmetics MRS. WALTER BROUSSARD Compliments of DEWEY AND EFFIE Can You Think of a Better Place to Shop? PIGGLY WIGGLY SUPER MARKET We Give S H Green Stamps Corner of North Cutting and Roberts Avenue HUDSON’S PLUMBING-HEATING-APPLIANCES 1622 Elton Road Phone 824-4915 Flowers for Any Occasion. FREYOU FLOWERS 506 W. Academy Compliments of AMERICAN SHOE SERVICE Phone 824-3056 Compliments of GUY’S SERVICE STATION AND OIL CO. GUINN’S DRAGLINE WORKS LLOYD GUINN, Owner We do anything in the dragline field JENNINGS RICE DRIER Custom Drying - Bonded Storage Golden Nuggett Seed Rice Compliments of SEGRAVES DRIVE-IN PRATHER’S I.G. GROCERY AND MARKET Phone 824-4744 WALTHER STUDIO Compliments of MR. CHARLES SWIFT fit Students1 SWIFT’S Choice l 5P f SPORTING GOODS Compliments of Compliments of WATSON’S ELECTRIC CO. MR. PAUL MODLISH Your GENERA ELECTRIC Dealer For the Latest in Shoe Fashions, Go to el You're money pmJkp . Ahead! shop SWIFT’S SHOE STORE WEILL’S Main Street DEPARTMENT STORE In Your Classroom or Athletic Field Or In Editing Your Yearbook Striving for Excellence Brings Worth While Rewards Just as Striving to Keep the Finest Rice Grown Under Our Water Maid and Mahatma Labels Makes Them America's Most Popular Brands. LOUISIANA STATE RICE MILLING COMPANY, INC. Compliments of TASTEE-FREEZE Where there is always good eating Jennings Louisiana Congratulations to Graduates DR. MATTIE L. LANGLEY Optometrist Jennings HEBERT LeBLEU, INC. Corner Main and Davies Street Telephone 824-1784 Jennings, Louisiana DODGE pptifr Qian t TRUCKS Compliments of RAY STORES 204 N. Main Jennings Phone 824-4623 Compliments of JIM’S TEXACO SERVICE STATION 315 N. Cutting Phone 824-4975 Stop by for Texaco Rust Proof Undercoating Service DUNCAN STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP 221 Main Street 824-2066 FONTENOT INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Phone 824-3035 Jennings, Louisiana FRANK WEST FURNITURE Complete Home Furnishings (i}fu l£p00£r Appliances Carpeting by James Lee Congratulations to Seniors '64 MR. AND MRS. ERNEST A. HOUSSIERE Compliments of GERVAIS SMART SHOP Main Street Phone 824-2321 SPURRY MACHINERY CO., INC. Lake Arthur Avenue Your John Deere Dealei The Jennings Daily News “Serving Jefferson Davis Parish Since 189T' There’s a one and only’ in refreshment, too RICHARD ROE OLDSMOBILE Jennings, Louisiana RICHARD R. ROE 824-0182 Compliments of MORGAN LINDSEY, INC. 226-232 N. Main MAIN STREET SERVICE STATION Jennings, Louisiana 649 North Main If You Need a Battery, Tailpipe, or Muffler, Come to AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY 144 Church Street for the best in all automotive parts. Compliments of BILL’S DOLLAR STORE 2 16 Main Street Bargains at your fingertips BURGESS LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of A. B. SHEET METAL WORKS ATTENTION, GIRLS ! ! Does Your Hair Look Like This ALWAYS? Then Get Daddy to See J. M. KILPATRICK at CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE 606 Second Street LYONS TRUCK LINE, INC. Oil Field Hauling Mud Transporters 24-Hour Service Highway 90 East Phone 824-4773 COMPLIMENTS OF M M DRILLING CO. DRILLING CONTRACTORS Dial 824-0375 Nights, Sundays and Holidays Dial 824-4731 or 824-4692 East Highway 90 Jennings, Louisiana PHENIX 3ZZHS drugs Free Delivery Service Phone 824-0859 Compliments of JEFF DAVIS WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. Phone 824-1761 JENNINGS BEAUTY COLLEGE Complete Beauty Needs Phone 824-0991 DAIGLE’S WAYSIDE CURB MARKET Courteous - Clean - Convenient Open 7-to- 11 Phone 824-1576 Jennings, Louisiana beJ Goto tr'l WEST BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE Jennings Best Wishes From KRIELOW COMPANY Specializing Wholesale Distributor GOODREAU INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Insurance - Security Bonds Real Estate and Loans 314 N. Main - Jennings, La. EDDIE S. GOODREAU CLARENCE B. GOODREAU Phone 824-064) Complete Radiator Service Automobile - Repair and Service ROBINSON’S RADIATOR MAGNETO SERVICE EARL B. EVANS, INC. Compliments of Concrete Products DALEY WILLIAMS AGENCY, INC. Highway 90 West 127 W. Plaquemine 824-4750 Phone 824-0886 Jennings, Louisiana Winning Hono rs in Comfortable Modern Living. . . Natural Gas Service Compliments of MITCHELL’S HURST’S AMOCO STATION NORTH END GROCERY 214 N. Cutting Phone 824-3883 824-1283 Jennings, Louisiana If you need a pair of pants pressed, don't do it yourself like Bill Dash. Let- BROUSSARD’S LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS do an expert job for you. For football games, dances, and special occasions, show that extra thoughtfulness by flowers from LYNN’S FLOWER SHOP DOHERTY Compliments of FURNITURE COMPANY 110-112 N. Market St. BEN PHILLIPS’ FAMILY Phone 824-1678 Jennings, Louisiana Compliments of MR. AND MRS. HENRY KOTZEL HEBERT LE BLANC INSURANCE JENNINGS PASTRY SHOP 402 North Main Street Jennings Phone 824-1363 BLUE JAY DRIVE INN We Serve Sandwiches and Drinks of All Kinds Highway 90 E. OUSTALET FORD, MERCURY, INC. MIGUEZ FUNERAL HOMES Jennings, La. Lake Arthur, La. Dial: 824-1862 Compliments of JENNINGS LUMBER COMPANY HUNT 202 South Cutting Avenue TOOL COMPANY Everything in Building Materials (Home of The House Doctor ) GOLDEN SUPPLY CO., INC. Structural Steel Pipe for All Purposes Scrap Iron Box 582 Jennings, La. Phone 824-1266 THE GENTRY MEN’S CLOTHING 302 N. Main Jennings Louisiana Phone 824-4395 IF IT'S COODFOOD LEGER’S COFFEE SHOPPE Compliments of CARAWAY MILLER JEWELERS Gifts, China, Crystal Jennings, La. 824-3658 KRAUSE MANAGAN 110 South Main Jennings Louisiana RIG ENGINE SERVICE SOUTHERN GAS CORPORATION East Highway 90 Phone 824-2887 Complete Engine, Dragworks and Pump Repairs Jennings Louisiana Phone 824-3922 A Brand New Tower and More Than Twice the Power ! KJEF-FM 92. 7 on your F.M. radio dial 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily DONALD CHEVROLET Jennings, La. Chevrolet, Chevy II, Corvair, Corvette, and Cadillac EVANGELINE REFINING EVANGELINE SAVINGS COMPANY STATION Buy the best for less SERVICE TRUCK LINE OF TEXAS, INC. Offices in Houston, Belle Chase, Morgan City, Lafayette, and Jennings. Shown Below Is the Mermentau Pipe Storage Facilities. O. J. BAUDOIN'S RETAIL DRY GOODS AND READY-TO-WEAR Jennings, Louisiana BENNIE F. PATTERSON, Local Agent STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES 109 Shankland Avenue - Box 1043 Phone: Office 824-1926 STATE FARM INSURANCE 1 'ma Exusnimr Compliments of BOUDREAUX WRECKING YARD Kwy. 90 Near Overpass Phone 824-2833 Jennings, Louisiana MONTGOMERY WARD Compliments of LEE MANUEL :a4 . W. CONSTRUCTION Shop by Phone 722 E. Division Call 824-0303 Phone 824-0688 HOWARD’S WATER WELL SERVICE Deep Well Drilling Oil Field a Specialty Jennings, Louisiana P. O. Box 985 Phone 824-1853 Jennings Compliments of JENNINGS FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN Sponsors of Thrift and Home Ownership Phone 824-2107 Louisiana Want to Look Pretty for That Special Occasion? Get One of the Latest Hairstyles From OAK’S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 824-2366 JENNINGS TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY INC. AND FREMEUX International Dealer Jennings, La. A JOB IS WAITING... J EEPING America strong and free is a big job. A job requiring constant progress and more electrical power. Most of this will come from investor-owned electric companies, like Gulf States. It’s your job, too. Education holds the key to our success as individuals, as a nation. Learn all you can . . . our future is at stake. GrUXiF STATES UTILITIES OOIVIF’AIVY INVESTOR-OWNEO Compliments of HOLSTON’S WATER WELL SERVICING For Complete Well Servicing Phone 824-4651 Jennings, Louisiana Compliments of MRS. RUTH B. ZIGLER LOUIS SMAIHALL LELAND BOWMAN G. B. ZIGLER COMPANY P.O. Box 492 Phone 824-2210 Jennings, La. 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