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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1966 volume:

THE 1966 BULLDOG’S GROWL presented by the Jennings High School Yearbook Staff ® e i Jennings High School Jennings, Louisiana Volume XX vV ■■ ; ; . '- . ' 1 • -. • r • V ' . V. • ; -«'• ' • . Jfc. 1 .. ,-r. I n. • w • ‘ • -. V , -• . •■?. ; - - _ r - • ' r r . _ • ,.r _ • _ 'fj -f - • - • � ■ . , ■ c:— . After we have left J.H.S. and are looking back on our high school life, we will always remember certain people and events. Perhaps it will be that favorite teacher whom we met as a freshman, or maybe the janitors who opened the school for us when we -had forgotten our , English book, or perhaps, too, that teacher who scared us so muctt because his class was so hard, yet in the end we looked qpon him as a friend because he had gained our respect and helped us learn to study. Then, we wilL'always rememher the excitement of our first Homecoming Dance, the anticipation of Friday pep rallies,“the year the '66 seniors had two proms and a graduation that was almost rain' ed out. Yes, certain activities and people will stand out vividly in our minds. But more important than most of these activities-will- be the certain persons who because of their varying, opinions and personalities helped us mature and learn to get along with others. These people will always have a special place in our hearts and will be readily remembered. For this reason the theme of the 1966 BULLDOG'S GROWL is T ese Are Our People. Table of Contents The 1966 Yearbook staff is proud to dedicate THE 1966 BULLDOG’S GROWL TO Frank Barousse. Coach Barousse, as he is commonly called around J.H.S., has been a member of the Jennings High faculty for nine years. As a teacher, he ha's taught Algebra I and senior math. As a coach, he has coached football boys for nine years and has headed our track department for two years. Coach has been first assistant football coach for the past two years. Among the high school students as well as among the high school staff members, Coach Barousse has earned the respect as a quiet and determined man. Because he has worked hard and for many long hours with the athletic department as well as for the school, the yearbook staff feels that Coach Barousse is very deserving of this dedication. An Introduction to ABOVE: This modern band room in the south wing provides plenty of space as well as other conveniences. ABOVE: The whirlpool in the boys' dressing room speeds recovery of pulled and sprained muscles. ABOVE: The new science lab not only furnishes much space for class lecturing but also a well-equipped laboratory. ABOVE: The new biology lab boasts of many new conven- ABOVE: This new hall by the home iences such as storage space and modern equipment. economics department has been widened, and many new freshman lockers have been added. 6 the New Parts of Our Building LEFT: The new home economics department has many convenient cooking units which help future homemakers learn the art of cooking. ABOVE: This part of the new freshman hall leads to the new biology and physics labs and freshman lockers. ABOVE: This is the weight lifting room which the J.H.S. physical education program has provided to keep our boys physically fit all year 'round. LEFT: To give musical instruments the proper care, they must be stored in roomy cabinets. These special shelves in the band room fill this requirement. ABOVE: This view, which was taken from inside the cage, is of the football dressing room. 7 Administration Our Principal, Mr. Simmons Mr. Simmons, principal of our high school for the past twenty-one years, has been able to deal wisely and effectively with the problems of the individual student and the student body as a whole. Because of his experience as a principal, coach, and teacher, his impartial decisions have not only endeared him to our hearts but also have written him as one of the greatest assets of our school. Some of the problems which he has had to face and pave the way for include club day, the frequency of the meetings and the effectiveness of the clubs; the increasing enrollment of our school, the feeding of the students in our small cafeteria, and scheduling the students, so many of whom are college bound. Besides working with these problems and their solutions, Mr. Simmons has always had time to talk individually with students. These accomplishments, traits, and his unselfishness have led us all to nourish an affection for him which leads us to say Thank you, and Best Wishes for a well deserved retirement. LEFT: Mr. Simmons and Mr. Brown discuss the effectiveness of debate and drama. RIGHT: Mrs. Evans, our school secretary, gives a check to Mr. Simmons for his approval. 10 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS, SEATED: Mrs. Ethel Harris; Mr. J. C. Neely, Superintendent of Schools; Mr. Ben Lee Phillips, President; Mrs. Harriet Adams, Secretary; Mr. C. E. Romero. STANDING: Mr. Raymond Bebee, Mr. David Morgan, Mr. Wesley Reeves, Mr. Elmer Guillory, Mr. Edwin Krielow, Mr. Wilbur Williams, Mr. Leroy Martin, Mr. Miron Fenton. Those absent are: Mr. Charles Burgess, Mr. Shelby Putnam, and Mr. J. Edward Bourgeois. School Board of the 1965-66 Year The School Board of Jeff Davis Parish is a policymaking board of 14 members. These representatives are elected by popular vote by wards for six-year terms. The number of those selected is determined by population. There is one School Board member per Police Juror. The duties of this policy-making committee lie in governing the operations of the schools, securing money for the support of the schools, providing buildings and space for the schools, and employing the personnel that work in the schools. To carry on all its various activities, the School Board receives funds and support from federal, state, and local sources. The workers in the School Board office include Miss Elza Stewart, secretary; Mrs. Harriet Adams, secretary; Mrs. Jessie Knight, bookkeeper; Miss Audrey Hine, bookkeeper. i The Office Staff Guides School Business ABOVE: Coach Eddie Harelson resigned as assistant principal at mid-term to accept the job of co-ordinator of the Media Center of Jeff Davis Parish. Coach Harelson had been assistant principal for two years. ABOVE: Coach Ralph McKinstry, who took Coach Harelson’s place as assistant principal, has many varied responsibilities. One of these is to sign admit slips. He is signing Rod Breaux's admit slip while Shirley Baker fills out hers. ABOVE: While checking in each morning and getting their mail, teachers often stop to talk with Mrs. Evans and Coach McKinstry. 12 ABOVE: Mrs. Helen Evans, the office secretary; has much bookwork to do every day. One job which she does is writing checks for bills. Guidance Counselor of Our Students RIGHT: Mr. Craig allows many girls that have study hall to help him with his office work. Margaret Braden and Lois Williams are checking achievement tests for Mr. Craig. ABOVE: When deciding what subjects to take during his senior year, a junior should consider the career he plans to enter. Pam Hebert and Mr. Craig are consulting the career file. ABOVE: Mr. Craig's office is the scene for many conversations. Kay Huber and Mr. Craig are discussing the day's events. BELOW: While talking with a student about her schedule, Mr. Craig is interrupted by the telephone. MR. V. E. CRAIG B.A., USL M. Ed., LSU M.S., LSU Guidance Counselor 13 Some of the People Who Provide for Us Our five lunchroom workers who have to prepare lunch for about 350 people every day are Mrs. Vernice Peloquin, Mrs. Frances Savoy, Mrs. Lucille Roy, Mrs. Lillie Babineaux, and Mrs. Luma Guillot. Mrs. Vernice Peloquin (left) and Mrs. Freida Bucklin, the school lunch supervisor, check the school menus. Because of their good work and planning, J.H.S. is able to boast of well-balanced meals. Mr. Eli Miller (left) and Mr. Mervin Doucet are preparing to sweep the floors of the hall. They must be congratulated fot the fine work they do around our school. Mr. LeBlanc and Mr. Roy have just finished cleaning the classrooms and sweeping the hall floors. Mr. Wallace Roy, Mr. Agricole LeBlanc, Mr. Eli Miller, and Mr. Mervin Doucet pause for a minute before they begin cleaning the halls. 14 J.H.S. Departments English p. 16 Social Studies p. 17 Math p. I 8 Science p. 19 Mr. Janice uses one of the new projectors to explain an Algebra I problem. p. 20 French Well, Vaughan, you barely got that research paper in by the three-thirty deadline. p. 21 Commerce p. 22 Speech p. 23 Music p. 24 Home Economics Agriculture p. 25 Library p. 26 Physical Education p. 27 Driver’s Education p. 28 Special Education p. 29 Teamwork in the lab is vital in chemistry. Students must co-ordinate their efforts in order to achieve accurate results. 15 English—the Key to Success MRS. MARJORIE KEETH B.S., La. College English III English IV MRS. JOHNNIE BLANCHARD B.S., Florida St. English II MRS. MARY LOUISE CARTER B.A., USL English III Mrs. Blanchard takes time to point out a common English error to her second hour class. This English II class prepares students for other English courses. Mrs. Cormier listens closely as D.H. Wilson explains why he diagramed his sentence as he did. Mrs. Cormier helps her students get a good foundation of English. MRS. CATHERINE B. CORMIER B.A., McNeese English I MRS. JOYCE HALL B.A., La. Tech. English I, II As Mrs. Hall reads some English rules, her class pays close attention because of their realization of how important English is. 16 Social Studies, a Necessary Study for Good Citizens MR. FRANCIS BENEDICT B.A., La. College M.Ed.. USL General History Civics MRS. JEANETTE GAUDET B.S., USL Civics MR. DALE HOTARD B.S., LSU M. Ed.. McNeese American History As Mr. Benedict casually discusses the day's lesson, his general history students try to picture life as it probably existed years ago. COACH BENNIE BROWN B.S., McNeese World Geography MR. JOHN W. ROBBINS B.S., University of Miss., Civics World Geography A student of Coach Brown's world geography class shows the class the section of the United States that their lesson pertains to. While Mr. Robbins explains the powers of the President to his civics class, some students take notes while others pay close attention. Math and Science MRS. SHIRLEY BRUCHHAUS B.S., USL General Math Algebra I MR. TERRY J. MAYEUX B.S., LSU Algebra I COACH FRANK BAROUSSE B.S., McNeese Algebra I Senior Math MR. WILLARD SMITH B.S., USL M. Ed., McNeese Algebra I Algebra II MR. HENRY JANICE B.S., USL M. Ed., McNeese Geometry Trigonometry Advanced Mathematics Quadratic equations baffle some of the Algebra II students until Mr. Smith explains them. The slide rule has proved a great aid in solving certain math problems similar to the one that Mr. Janice illustrates to Jerry Smith and Richard Theriot. Jackie Fontenot works a percentage problem as Mrs. Bruchhaus, the general math teacher, examines her work. Two confused students. Ronnie Trahan and John Howard, listen attentively as Coach Barousse explains the equation. Mr. Mayeux approves as Dane Hine illustrates an Algebra I problem. 18 Are the Frameworks of Our Modern Age COACH EDDIE HARRELSON B.S., La. Tech. M. Ed.. LSU General Science COACH RALPH McKINSTRY B.S., La. Tech. General Science MRS. DORIS MRS. MARGUERITE MR. SHELDON TIETJE CLIFFORD SIMMONS B.S., La. B.S., Northwestern B.A., La. College Tech. Biology Physics Biology Chemistry Mr. Simmons assists Mike Hawthorne with a demonstration while several physics students observe. Willa Hoffpauir helps Mrs. Clifford perform an experiment to demonstrate the difference between diffusion and osmosis. Mrs. Tietje points out a certain kind of spermatophyte to her third hour class. Coach Harelson checks the homework of his students, a daily routine in his class. While Coach McKinstry records grades, his general science students read their lesson for the next day. 19 French, a Language of South Louisiana MR. TERRY J. MAYEUX B.S.. LSU French I, II One of the first French assignments is a simple French composition which each person must say before the class. Fran Boudreaux is giving her composition which is entitled Mes Amies ( My Friends ). An important part of French I is learning to have subject and predicate agreement. Barbara Bailey and Gloria Lejeune are writing sentences on the board to demonstrate this principle. At the end of the year, French students are expected to be able to takc simple dictation. Mr. Mayeux is dictating a lesson to his class. To pass a test, one must be able to read the instructions which are written in French. Mr. Mayeux is writing the instructions for his fourth hour class. Preparation for the Business World MRS. VALERIE CONNER B.A., USL Typing Shorthand Office Practice Mr. Val is discussing some bookkeeping problems with Adrian Robinson. Beverly Parks, and Mitchell Monic. MR. ANTOINE VALDETERO B.A.. Southeastern Bookkeeping Typing Mrs. Conner points out the correct spelling of a commonly misspelled word to Bonnie Reynolds in office practice. Office practice enables students to get a good idea of the various duties of secretaries. Mrs. Conner times her typing students as they take a time-writing. For most students who are planning to go to college, knowing how to type is practically a must. As one person reads shorthand from her book, the remaining students follow in their book while Mrs. Conner listens for errors. 21 To Speak Much Is One Thing, MR. JERRY BROWN B.A.. McNeese Public Speaking Debate Drama During the school year our school debate squad held a series of debates with other teams from throughout the state. Robert Sonnier. Genee Hine. David Marcantel. and Brenda Manuel are making last minute preparations before debating the team from LaGrange. To Speak Well Is Another.” Most of the time spent in debate is for research material. Debaters Brenda Manuel, Genee Hine, Robert Sonnier, Shelia Guy, Fran Boudreaux, and David Precht gather material to use in the future. ABOVE: Mr. Brown aids Shelia Guy, a debate student, in looking up one of the many rules of debate. LEFT: Mr. Brown advises Ann Spurry. a first year speech student, in ways to use the inflection of her voice in giving her first interpretation. The students in public speaking also learn how to give demonstrative, persuasive. informative, and democratic speeches before the year is over. 22 Music, the Universal Is Food for the Language, Soul FRANK J. RICARD, JR. B.A., La. College McNeese Chorus PAUL A. MYERS B.M.E., McNeese M.M.E., LSU Instrumental School Music LEFT: Val Holloway. Johnny Adams. D.H. Wilson. Dee Dee Henry, and Geneva Gotreaux informally sing as Mr. Ricard accompanies them. The cornet section, made up of seven instruments, composes a vital part of our band. Without these players, the music of the band would not harmonize so well. In Mr. Myers' second hour class, he can give individual attention to each member. These students have recently started taking band, and this helps them advance rapidly. The chorus class goes over one of the many selections which they will use for the Christmas Concert, a yearly presentation. The Study of the Home £!L-: .; u MRS. ANN BELAIR B.S. USL Home Economics II, III, and IV Uhm! A smorgasbord!! Just one of the advantages of taking Home Ec. Ill under Mrs. Belair. After preparing in class for two days, the different groups combined their efforts to emerge with one mouth watering meal which was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Wilson's students have the best that can be offered for a home ec. class, modern equipment, roomy working conditions that are well lighted and ventilated, and a homey atmosphere. MRS. HELEN WILSON B.S. Southwestern. M.Ed. LSU Home Economics I II MRS. MARGUERITE CLIFFORD B.S. Northwestern Home Economics 1 Sharon Billodeaux, Donette Woodruff. Mrs. Belair, and Brenda Gotreaux serve cake which was prepared by the department. Mrs. Clifford tells Sue Newman, a freshman in Home Ec. I, of one more step to be completed before proceeding in the making of the dress. Agriculture—Basis of Our Nation’s Wealth The texture and composition of the soil is a very vital part of planting. Mr. Blanchard talks with Darrell Lopez, one of his ag students, about the prospects of this year's crops. MR. M. E. BLANCHARD B.S.. LSU ABOVE: Included in the course of agriculture is the study of the common breeds of poultry. Mr. Blanchard tells of the characteristics of one type as J.W. Gotre-aux. and Harry Davis, and Dwayne Thrasher listen attentively. RIGHT: Peter Guinn and Glynn Fontenot place young plants into the ground. LEFT: Alvin Daigle operates one of the many pieces of equipment that are used by the ag department. RIGHT: The first big step in cultivating the soil is plowing. Terry Burger drives a tractor one afternoon just before time for planting. Agriculture I Agriculture II Agriculture III Agriculture IV 25 Our Library Contains 5,500 Books MR. GERALD SARRADET B.A., USL Librarian Mr. Sarradet spends many hours in his office studying, reading, and writing bits of information so as to be able to help those that come to him. He also spends much time with the students themselves, helping them when they are in a rush and setting aside certain books for people that want them. Artie Berry and Mike Hawthorne are aided as they check out their books by Library Club member, Phyllis Hebert. At one time or another most students of Jennings High School have a study hall. The atmosphere in this long room is of the best, for not only is there fresh air and good lighting but also a variety of books, magazines, and newspapers all placed in chronological order to best aid the student. ABOVE: Bethel Boudreaux, one of Mr. Sarradet's active Library Club members helps him as he puts away books which had been checked out. A Sound Mind and COACH BENNIE BROWN B.S., McNeese Physical Education COACH FRANK HOOD B.S., Northwestern Physical Education a Strong Body Go Hand in Hand The boys' P.E. program is a wide and varied one. In a game of soccer, one team kicks as another tries to reflect the ball from die goal. ABOVE: One of the favorite sports of the P.E. groups is basketball. A team member takes the ball at center as Mrs. Gaudet referees. MRS. JEANETTE GAUDE1 B.S., USL Physical Education MRS. LINDA MONTROSE B.A., Louisiana College Physical Education LEFT: Mrs. Webb sup ervises a game of shuffleboard during Recreation Games . 27 MRS. LINDA WEBB B.S., McNeese Physical Education 1 MR. DONALD KENNEDY B.S. USL Driver Education Only if students obey the safety rules will they help in preventing accidents. Parking places were marked off in the front and back parking lots for more room and safety, but the lines will not help unless students observe them. Mr. Kennedy points out cars that are parked wrong to Wesley Says and Donald Lejeune. Informed Drivers Are Safe Drivers Besides learning about the fundamentals of driving, the driver's ed. students learn some of what goes under the hood. Betty Pepper and Linda Neal watch attentively as Mr. Kennedy shows them the fan belt. Henrietta Sittig and Randy Peloquin talk to Mr. Kennedy for a minute before getting behind the wheel of their driver's ed. car. Adjust your seat, put on seat belt, adjust rear view mirror, lock the door, release the brake, step on the clutch, put in neutral, turn the ignition, and put it in first are steps known backwards and forwards by Mr. Kennedy's students. Glenda Miller has almost completed them and is ready to drive, while Karla Jones patiently awaits her turn. 28 MRS. L. P. FIRESTONE B.A., M. ED., LSU Special Education F.T.A. member Judy Richert substitutes while Mrs. Firestone is away. Mrs. Firestone’s pupils have not only a time for work but also have a time for recreation. LEFT: Mrs. Firestone is shown playing the piano while two of her students sing. 25 Students Enrolled in Special Education MR. JAMES WILSON B.S., USL M.ED., LSU School-Work Adjustment Program ABOVE: Roger Comeaux. Charles Doucet. Judy Doucet. and Charlotte Fontenot are handed information sheets by Mr. Wilson. The students of the School-Work Adjustment Program are aided in their search for jobs and the right kind of job by Mr. Wilson. RIGHT: In addition to on-the-job experience, the students also receive classroom training. By the combining of these two. Mr. Wilson sees that his students have a well-rounded education. 29 Organiz Student Council Members Set FIRST ROW: Chip Shirley, Ronnie Liles. Susan Conner. Cynthia Stagg, Charlene Clemons, Dwain Istre, Paul Baronet, Vaughn Stagg. Charlotte Fremaux, Diana Richard, Fran Boudreaux. SECOND ROW: Kenny Goodreau, Richard Theriot. Vera Olds. Cynthia Fruge , Pam Hebert. Deidre Sisk, Angela Hebert. Jessie Kelly. Billy Duncan; Mrs. Clifford, sponsor; Mr. Vivian Craig, sponsor. During a Red Cross drive. Student Council member Margaret Braden walks into a room to collect donations and hand out Red Cross membership cards. This is just one of the public services Student Council participates in. As a project for Teacher Appreciation Week. Student Council members led visitors on tours throughout the school. Charlotte Fremaux shows the new science department to Mrs. Bearden and Mrs. Tauzin. High Standards for the Student Body Diana Richard and Ronnie Liles are checking the Career Day schedule to see what they are to be chairman of. Career Day enables students to learn more about the career of their choice. Deidre Sisk, a Student Council member, is selling a bulldog ribbon to Karla Jones. This is one of the many projects of Student Council. The Student Council is an outstanding and respected organization at J.H.S. The representatives from each class and each club are responsible students and outstanding leaders. They act as a mediator between the student body and the faculty. Its aim is to develop good citizenship attitudes and practices. The members attend district, state, and national conventions and workshops. They return with many new ideas that are beneficial to council work. Popularity contests, homecoming, Career Day, cheerleader election, and the Who's Who are all functions handled by the Student Council. OFFICERS: Cynthia Stagg. reporter; Chip Shirley, president; Susan Conner, secretary; Ronnie Liles, vice-president; Charlene Clemons, chaplain. J Club FIRST ROW: David Marcantel, Kenny Kennedy, Harry Deshotel, Douglas Miller, Fred Brantley, Paul Reed, Jamie Jackson. SECOND ROW: Doyle Reeves, Mike Hawthorne, Tee Clifford, Dwain Istre, John Lee, Butch Poole, Mitchel Monic, Larson LeBlanc. THIRD ROW: Randy Keeth, Don Dees, Bill Bearden, Stan Robertson. David Benoit, Ronnie Liles, Robert Earl, Wayne Daigle. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Darbonne, Barry Shirley, Jerry Smith, Logan Nichols, Lowell Hinchee, Chuck Weldon. FIFTH ROW: Richard Theriot, Richard Ingalls, Jonnye Vance, Laurent Arnaudet. SIXTH ROW: Terry Burger, Johnny Adams, Chip Shirley. At the annual J Club barbecue Coach Barousse was presented a track baton and Coach Harelson was presented a shotgun. OFFICERS: Dwain Istre, president; Ronnie Darbonne, vice-president. Coach Harelson; Terry Burger, secretary; Doyle Reeves, treasurer. Key Club, a Selective Club for Boys KNEELING: Coach Harelson. Chip Shirley. Laurent Arnaudet. Benton Lackey, Richard Theriot. Dwain Istre, David Marcantel. STANDING: Johnny Toups. Vaughn Stagg. Doyle Reeves. Dick Lestage, David Precht, Kenny Goodreau. Robert Earl, Kirk Briggs. Jonnye Vance. Randy Keeth, Richard Ingalls. Terry Burger. Vicki McFarlain. Sherry Broussard. Betty Ann Hoag. Johnny Adams, Logan Nichols. Bill Bearden. Jerry Smith. Charlie Houssiere. Fred Brantley. Darrell Landry, Karl Monger, Jamie Jackson, David Donald. Key Club, one of the few service organizations at J.H.S., has many worthwhile projects, one of which is providing new pencil sharpeners for the rooms that need them. Some of the special projects this year included collecting canned goods at Thanksgiving for the needy and sponsoring an orphan in West Germany. At the end of each year the club votes on sixteen new members and three new sweethearts, all having a C average or better. OFFICERS: Chip Shirley, vice-president; Laurent Arnaudet. president; Benton Lackey, secretary; Richard Theriot, treasurer; Dwain Istre. Student Council representative; David Marcantel. Lieutenant Governor of the Twelfth Division. 35 Let Us Lead By Serving Others” Beta Club at Jennings High consists of sixty-nine members who remain in good standing if they maintain a 3.0 average. Formal invitations are sent to prospective members who have been approved by both the faculty and the club. As the club’s annual project, the Beta members donate something of use to the school. A gold emblem is placed on the diploma of each Beta Club member who is in good standing at the time of graduation. OFFICERS: Doyle Reeves, president; Dwain Istre, vice-president; Peggy Parker, secretary; Chip Shirley, treasurer; Charlotte Fremaux, Student Council representative; Fran Boudreaux, chaplain. FIRST ROW: Doyle Reeves. Dwain Istre, Peggy Parker, Mrs. Marjorie Keeth, Chip Shirley, Charlotte Fremaux, Fran Boudreaux. SECOND ROW: Barbara Tuthill, Marjorie Reed, Cindy Sonnier, Rose Pepper. Ginger Pryor, Vera Olds, Shirley Baker. Deneze Caraway, Therese Dupree, Sandra Breaux. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Fruge, Betty Ann Hoag. Susan Peters, Shirley Hanvy, Carol Lopez. Sandra Cormier, Deanna Theriot. Geraldine Lejeune, Kathy Daigle, Connie Pizzolatto. Linda Hanks. FOURTH ROW: Becky Wolfe. Susan Conner. Margaret Braden, Sue Rine, Cathy Sennet, Mary Francis Ford, Carla Reed. Harriet McLean. Patsy Lopez. Pam Andrus, Linda Stewart. FIFTH ROW: Randy Keeth, Jerry Smith, Richard Theriot, Butch Poole, Vaughan Sugg, Sidney Bowman. Johnny Toups, Doug McMillan, Ronnie Liles, Bill Bearden, Paul Leonard. SIXTH ROW: David Marcantel. Bruce Lee, Wayne Daigle. Mitchell Monic, David Precht, Robert Sonnier. Albert Borel, Richard Doucet, Jamie Jackson. INSERTED: Florence Areeneaux, Brenda Manuel, Jane Miller, Judy Richert, Vickie Tauzin, Carolyn Trahan. 36 The Bulldog Chronicle Staff FIRST ROW Mrs. Catherine Cormier, sponsor, Peggy Parker, Susan Peters, Alice Lackey. Charlotte Fremaux. Mary Frances Ford, Joy Hil-bun. Marilyn Neely. David Marcantel. Fran Boudreaux. Catherine Guilbeau. Harriet Shultz. Vaughan Stagg. Billy Duncan. SECOND ROW: Eva Hunt, Nancy Williams. Deidre Sisk. Alice Stagg, Rhonda Holston, Penny Williams, Nancy Shultz, Nancy Marcantel, Debbie Miller, Barbara Tuthill. Shelia Guy. Vicki McFarlain. Shirley Hanvy. Karen Portie. Bobbie Guidry. Laurie Howard. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Stagg. Lois Williams, Sharon Roberts, Linda Fontenot, Marlene Firestone, Ann Trahan, Janie Richert, Cheryl Locklear, Charlotte Albright, Becky Berkeley. Sharon Davis. Juanita Deaville. Dinah Hurst, Connie Hormell, Charlene Clemons. Kay Huber. FOURTH ROW: Gwin Miller, Susan Conner. Susan Burger. There is much more to putting a paper together than just having people write articles. After getting the articles, the news must be typed as it is to appear in the paper. The next step is to arrange the articles on the pages as if they were pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. One of the last phases is to paste the copy on the dummy and make sure it fits. Susan Peters and Peggy Parker are pasting the copy on the dummy as Mrs. Cormier looks on. 37 Susan Peters and Peggy Parker, the two co-editors of THE BULLDOG CHRONICAL, fit copy on a new edition as they compare it to the previous paper. Staff of the 1966 Bulldog’s Growl MRS. MARJORIE KEETH CYNTHIA FRUGE VICKIE TAUZIN MR. DALE HOTARD JOY HILBUN Sponsor Co-editor Co-editor Sponsor Business Manager Sixth Hour Staff PAM ANDRUS Proofreader PEGGIE BILLODEAUX SANDY BREAUX Organization Editor Proofreader SUSAN PETERS Proofreader LOIS WILLIAMS Index Editor FIRST ROW: Vaughan Stagg, Sports Editor; Cynthia Fruge, Vickie Tauzin, Mrs. Marjorie Keeth. SECOND ROW: Sharon Davis; Billy Duncan, Photographer; Susan Peters, Lois Williams. THIRD ROW: Connie Hormell, Deidre Sisk; Nancy Marcantel and Gen e Hine, Sophomore Editors; Alice Lackey, Freshman Editor. FOURTH ROW: Flo Arceneaux, Freshman Editor; Fran Boudreaux, Sue Rine; Carolyn Trahan, Senior Editor; Joy Hilbun. 38 FIRST ROW: Susan Peters. Fran Boudreaux, Joy Hilbun. Business Manager; Mr. Dale Hotard, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Pat Sabatier, Sharon Davis, Alice Lackey, Lois Williams, Deidre Sisk. THIRD ROW: Bobbie Guidry, Kay Huber, Gloria Lejeune, Marie Buller, Cindy Ellisor. FOURTH ROW; Rhonda Holston, Sandra Broussard, Carolyn Trahan, Pam Valdetero. Putting out a yearbook is a job that takes all year. This job takes the work and cooperation of many people. The Editorial Staff ’’lays out the pages, checks them, and gathers the needed material and information. The Advertizing Staff sells ads, raises money for the book, and lays out ad pages. It is because of the good job the advertizing staff does that our yearbook is as large as it is. LEFT: Sixth hour every day is the time when much of the yearbook work is done. Seated is Joy Hilbun, checking receipts; Sandy Breaux, typing; Pam Andrus and Peggie Billodeaux, checking. Standing are Vickie Tauzin, Mrs. Keeth, and Cynthia Fruge. In the foreground Sandy Breaux and Peggie Billodeaux identify pictures. (LEFT) Lois Williams works on the index. (BACKGROUND) Vickie Tauzin and Cynthia Fruge discuss which picture to use as a division page. The co-editors appreciated the help the members of the staff gave. BAND COUNCIL: FIRST ROW: Joy Hilbun, band captain; Paul Leonard, first lieutenant; Sue Rine, second lieutenant; T. J. Richard, assistant drum major. SECOND ROW: Allen Ardoin, Marie Buller. Larry Elders. Juanita Deaville, Daryl Newman, Penny Williams, Mike Simar, Delores Hilbun, Charlotte Albright, Janie Richert. Band Ends Season on an Excellent Note The Jennings High School Band has a two fold purpose: education, to teach students both the science of and the enjoyment of the art of music; utility, to add music and color school and civic sponsored events. Many long and arduous hours of work have gone into the welding of the Jennings High School Band into a cohesive musical unit that Jennings High is proud to call its own. The band participated in the Jennings Homecoming Parade, pep rallies, performed at eight football games, performed for the civic Christmas light fund raising program, in various civic sponsored parades, participated in the Natchitoches Annual Christmas parade and lighting ceremony and in the Lafayette Mardi Gras program. OFFICERS: Joy Hilbun, band captain; T. J. Richard, assistant drum major; Paul Leonard, first lieutenant; Sue Rine, second lieutenant; Mr. Myers, band director. The officers discuss plans for the band's trip to the Natchitoches Christmas Festival. The Jennings Band was among eighty marching units to participate in the Festival. 40 The band majorettes. Janice Moseley, on top; then Gale Janice, and head majorettes Sue Rine and Janie Richert contributed much to the success of the band's 1965 marching season. Each of the majorettes earned a superior rating at USL's twirling festival in 1965. The leadership and spirited dedication exhibited by our drum major, Joy Hilbun. was very instrumental in the continual progress of the Jennings High School Band. FIRST ROW: Joy Hilbun, Becky Wolfe. Wilma Guidry, Janice Moseley, Penny Williams. Delores Hilbun. SECOND ROW: Gay lor Brown. Carol Pavlu, Donna Cormier, Charlene Pulver, Roxanne Freyou, Freddie Brunt, Joey Lopez, Janie Richert, Juanita Deaville. Marie Buller. THIRD ROW: Sue Rine, Allan Ardoin, Glennella Vidrine, Karin Robichaux, Ann Trahan, Debbie Dasch, Cindy Ellisor, Martha Buller. FOURTH ROW: T. J. Richard, Beau Leonard, Terry Prather, Steve Longenbough, Mike Simar, Ken Roy, Butch Brunt, Patrick Deaville, Paul Leonard, Larry Elders. Pamela Lejeune, Eddie Whaley. FIFTH ROW: Daryl Newman. Roger Lejeune, Ray Suire. Gale Janice, Mr. Myers, John Valenti, Charlotte Albright. 41 The Pep Squad Helps MARCHING SQUAD: FIRST ROW: Charlotte Fremaux. Harriet Shultz, Sharon Davis. SECOND ROW: Shirley Hanvy. Catherine Guilbeau, Ann Bennett, Vickie Tauzin. Christine Hudson, Margaret Braden, Martha Morgan. Peggie Billodeaux. THIRD ROW: Paula Nelson, Kay Huber. Nancy Williams, Alice Stagg. Deidre Sisk, Brenda Manuel, Cynthia Sonnier, Judy Gary, Nancy Shultz. Carolyn Trahan, Brenda Benoit, Joyce Butson, Linda Welborn, Marilyn Neely. FOURTH ROW: Linda Baker, Sandra Trahan. Carol Sue Cormier, Diane Young, Connie Hormell, Marlene Firestone, Geneva Gotreaux, Suzanne Smith. Rita Rutledge. Bobbie Guidry. Phyllis Berlinger, Becky Berkeley. Cathy Thibodeaux. FIFTH ROW: Angela Hebert. Barbara Tuthill. Sandra Breaux, Beth Precht, Peggy Parker, Connie Hunt. Judy Richert, Shirley Baker. Deneze Caraway, Deanna Theriot, Sandra Cormier. Marilyn Stewart. SIXTH ROW: Vicki McFarlain, Pam Valdetero. Cynthia Fruge . Shirah Moore, Judi Granger, Judy Breaux, Wanette Marcantel, Nancy Marcantel, Sheryl Locklear. Beverly Grimes. Therese Dupree, Linda Stewart. SEVENTH ROW: Cynthia Stagg, Helen Sawyer, Beverly Doucet, Barbara Bailey, Sharlie Smith, Lois Evans, Debbie Walker. Sherry Broussard, Lois Williams, Peggy Strickler, Betty Pepper, Sylvia Lavergne, Pat Sabatier. EIGHTH ROW: Eva Hunt, Karen Portie, Cherie Briggs, Laurie Howard, Gwin Miller. Linda Hanks. Connie Pizzolatto, Marilyn Sawyer, Brenda Gotreaux, Beverly Parks, Carol Sue Milner, Jo Anne Berlinger, Susan Burger. 1965-66 majorettes: KNEELING: Glenda Miller. Charlene Clemons (head). Bethel Boudreaux. STANDING: Shelia Guy. Christine Broussard. Sharon Billodeaux. As the football fans know, the routines of the pep squad majorettes were especially good this year. Their attractive costumes and pretty faces added much enjoyment to their halftime performances. Our Boys Stand Tall SNARE DRUMMERS: Catherine Guilbeau. Martha Morgan. Ann Bennett. Shirley Hanvy, VickieTauzin(head drummer), Christine Hudson. BASS DRUMMERS: Peggie Billodeaux, Nancy Shultz. DRILL SERGEANTS: Charlotte Fremaux, Harriet Shultz (head drill sergeant). Sharon Davis. PEP SQUAD OFFICERS: BELOW FIRST ROW: Judi Granger, historian; Susan Burger, reporter; Judy Richert. president. SECOND ROW: Beth Precht, parliamentarian. THIRD ROW: Peggie Billodeaux. sergeant-at-arms; Becky Berkeley, treasurer; Carol Lopez, secretary; Harriet Shultz, vice-president. Drill Sergeants: Carol Lopez, Pam Hebert, Ginger Pryor. FIRST ROW: Karli Dees, Sheila Fontenot. Lynn Thibodeaux. Debbie Miller, Connie Guidry, Emma Butson. Rhonda Holston, Faye Fontenot, Patti Moore, Martha Hoag. SECOND ROW: Diane Doherty. Cindy Broussard. Ginger Stagg, Bonnie Broussard, Gail Miller, Dinah Hurst, Pat Trahan, Donna Racca, Theresa Richert, Vickie Hebert. THIRD ROW: Susan Mack, Sharon Robert, Jodie Theriot. Carolyn Fontenot, Frankie Segura, Janie Racca, Cindy Sackett. Loretta Lejeune. Rose Pepper. FOURTH ROW: Susan Precht, Karla Jones. Diana Babineaux, Dee Dee Henry, Karen Jones. Jeanette Clark, Gloria Lejeune, Sybil Gauthier, Bernadine Richard. FIFTH ROW: Marie Jardell, Willa Hoffpauir, Karen Nichols, Cindy Landry, Sheila Veronie, Jennifer Green. Krista Breaux, Gaynell Comeaux, Becky McFarlain. SIXTH ROW: Cathy Pickett. Nancy Horne, Cheryl Gill, Genny Nichols, Jessie Kelly. Janice Doherty, Charlee LaCour. Jennifer Leger. Linda Olds. 43 4-H Goal: Beat Lacassine FIRST ROW: David Marcantel, Billy Moore, Pam Hebert, Flo Arceneaux, Susan Burger, Angela Hebert, Dwain Istre, Douglas Miller, Terry Burger, Kathy Thibodeaux. Cindy Landry. Glenda Miller. Lynn Thibodeaux, Martha Hoag. Dorothy Cormier, Donna Racca, Linda Hanks, Connie Pizzolatto. SECOND ROW: Mr. Francis Benedict. Becky Berkeley. Joyce Butson, Laurent Arnaudet, Linda Welborn. Jamie Jackson. Randy Keeth, Sherry Broussard. Diana Richard. Bernadine Richard, Paula Menard, Marie Jardell. Vickie Tauzin. Tyrone Armenter, J. W. Gotreaux. Cyrus Seilhan, Gail Miller. THIRD ROW: Krista Breaux, Jennifer Green, Faye Fontenot, Patti Moore, Genee Hine, Cynthia Stagg, Nancy Marcantel, Linda Baker, Jo Anne Berlinger, Judy Breaux, Karin Robichaux, Judy Gary, Cynthia Sonnier, Ricky Hebert, Timothy Briggs, Dwayne Thrasher. Jane Racca, Vicki Hebert. FOURTH ROW: Gwin Miller. Suzanne Smith, Helen Sawyer, Carol Sue Cormier. Connie Hormell, Dianne Young. Shirah Moore, Kay Huber, Judi Granger. Pat Sabatier, Marian Clement. Peter Guinn, Steve Hebert, Joel Richert, Becky McFarlain. FIFTH ROW: Don Deaville. Daniel Clark. Linda Ardoin, Marie Myers, Sybil Gauthier, Gloria Lejeune. Bethel Boudreaux, Lois Williams, Christine Broussard, Theresa Richert, Frankie Segura, Kirk Briggs, Patrick Herrington, Dane Hine, Fredrick Stozle. SIXTH ROW: Drue Seefeld, Stephen Boyd, Brent Heichelheim, Larry Daigle, Johnny Segura, Robert Segura, Pat Loughlin, David Donald, Steven Lee, Mike Conner, Jerry Richard, Darrel Lopez, Roger Newman, Harry Davis. SeiPILDGL - HEAD lo c loarrr thinkina m HEART to greater k valtv. ravHANDS service, and larger fnv HEALTH k better living, for mv club my community, ana my country. OFFICERS: STANDING: Billy Moore, vice-president. SITTING: Flo Arceneaux, reporter: David Marcantel, president; Pam Hebert, secretary and Student Council representative. The Agricultural Extension Service of L.S.U. conducts the 4-H work at J.H.S, Specifically, the 4-H Club program aims to help young people: to develop leadership talents and abilities in life and in the projects they perform. to gain attitudes and understanding for working cooperatively with others. The 4-H motto, ToMake The Best Better , has always encouraged the 4-H ers at J.H.S. to make BETTER their SCHOOL, CLUB, and COMMUNITY as an outstanding example in the parish. 44 Future Business Leaders of America OFFICERS: Cherie Briggs, historian; Rose Pepper, vice-president; Ann Bennett, president; Judi Granger, parliamentarian; Geneva Gotreaux, secretary; Karen Portie, treasurer; Carol Lopez, reporter. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Valerie Conner, sponsor; Ann Bennett, Rose Pepper, Geneva Gotreaux, Karen Portie, Vera Olds, Carol Lopez, Cherie Briggs, Judi Granger. SECOND ROW: Sandra Cormier, Charlene Pulver. Karen Jones, Phyllis Berlinger, Harriet McLean, Beverly Parks. Kathy Daigle, Beverly Grimes. Martha Morgan. Barbara Tuthill. Shelia Guy. Shirley Hanvy, Susan Peters, Peggy Parker. THIRD ROW: Pam Andrus, Linda Stewart, Carolyn Trahan, Pam Valdetero, Brenda Benoit, Geraldine Lejeune. Sylvia Lavergne, Yvonne Trauth, Cindy Sackett. Jeanette Clark, Patsy Heaton. Sharon Billodeaux, Mary Gillespie, Lindsey Miller, Jane Ellen Broussard, Theresa Trahan. , tc FOURTH ROW: Allen Ardoin. Jane Miller. Marie Buller. Sheila Hanley. Sharlie Smith. Barbara Bailey, Ginger Pryor, Donette Woodruff. Janice Martin. Jackie Prather, Brenda Gotreaux. Richard Schnee. 45 The Thespians officers include those students who are the most active in the speech department. The officers serving this year are, LEFT TO RIGHT, Richard Theriot, vice-president; Vaughan Stagg, treasurer; Kenny Goodreau, Student Council representative; Connie Pizzo-latto, secretary; Brenda Manuel, clerk; and Benton Lackey, president. Thespians Develop Appreciation of Art OF HMi fRAN 730 P.M. ABOVE: Much time and effort is spent advertizing speech activities. This sign which was placed in our school lobby was just one of many around school and town. BELOW; Back stage workers Randy Taylor, Frankie Segura, Karen Nichols, and Donna Racca watch as stage manager Vaughan Stagg gives instructions as to preparing the set for the first act of LIFE WITH FATHER. ABOVE: For the first time, our speech teacher Mr. Brown gave an outstanding and capable Thespian the chance to direct a dramatic production. As his co-director, Richard Theriot chose Connie Pizzolatto, who is also very active in dramatics. Their previous experience and long hours of work were climaxed by the successful performance of LIFE WITH FATHER to a full house. RIGHT: Between Afln Frank and Mr. Frank there existed a special tie of love and understanding. Ann Bennett and Sidney Bowman portrayed these leading parts very well in the production of THE DIARY OF ANN FRANK. ABOVE: The set for LIFE WITH FATHER was paid for by many hours of hard work and planning by many people. Some of the props are original pieces dating back to the actual period of the play. Others were either taken from the Shack or borrowed from people around town. The actual production was the result of students' co-ordinated efforts. RIGHT: Set crew members Tommy Stock well, Dickie Reed, and T-Jack Garrett are kept busy working for the completion of the set for THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK. LEFT: A popular pose of the late nineteenth century was one of the whole family, solemn and grim. The members of the Day family from LIFE WITH FATHER are, STANDING, Mr. Clarence Day (Jerry Smith), Clarence Day (Benton Lackey); SEATED, Whitney Day (Dan Morrish), Mrs. Day (Margaret Braden); John Day (Paul Leonard); and on the floor, Harlan Day (Glenn Carter). Thespian Members FIRST ROW: Mr. Jerry Brown. SECOND ROW: Alice Lackey, Cynthia Stagg, Ronnie Liles, Martha Morgan, Mike Hawthorne, Sandy Trahan. THIRD ROW: Betty Hoag, Margaret Braden, Nancy Marcantel, Flo Arceneaux, Jerry Smith, Jamie Jackson, Brenda Manuel. FOURTH ROW; Ann Bennett, Linda Hanks, Becky Berkeley, Alta Sollay, Sharon Davis, Judy Richert, Vaughan Stagg. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Shultz, Susan Burger, Bobbie Guidry, Cindy Ellisor, Joy Hilbun, Janie Richert, Beverly Grimes, Sue Rine, Connie Pizzolatto. SIXTH ROW: Marilyn Neely, Laurent Arnau-det, Dianna Richard, Geneva Gotreaux, Tee Clifford, Catherine Guilbeau, Logan Nichols, Harriet Shultz, Richard Theriot. SEVENTH ROW: Cathy Sennett, Barbara Broussard, Marie Jardell, Fran Boudreaux, Shelia Guy, Roger Miller, Bill Bearden, Sidney Bowman, Benton Lackey. Safety Council OFFICERS: Linda Welborn, vice-president of home; Joyce Butson, vice-president of school. STANDING: Benton Lackey, secretary; Jamie Jackson, vice-president of traffic; Laurent Arnaudet, vice-president; Jerry Smith, reporter; Mr. Donald Kennedy, sponsor; Richard Theriot, Student Council representative and vice-president of farm; Douglas Miller, president; Terry Burger, treasurer. After school, Laurent Arnaudet, Joyce Butson, and Richard Theriot decorate a window for Safety Council during a Christmas project supported by the Student Council in which most clubs participated. ill! rrp FIRST ROW: Jerry Smith, Terry Burger, Douglas Miller, Benton Lackey, Jamie Jackson, Richard Theriot. SECOND ROW: Jack Garrett, Robert Segura, Charles Houssiere, Joyce Butson, Linda Welborn, Peggie Billodeaux, Diana Richard, Susan Conner, Mr. Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Kirk Briggs, Paul Reed. Logan Nichols, Suzanne Smith, Becky Berkeley. Bobbie Guidry, Sharon Davis. Kay Huber. FOURTH ROW: Daryl Newman, Jonnye Vance, Roger Miller, Alice Lackey, Sharon Robert. Judi Granger, Sandra Trahan, Shirah Moore. FIFTH ROW: Susan Burger, Vaughn Stagg, Christine Broussard. 48 Future Teachers of America FIRST ROW: Benton Lackey, Judy Richert, Johnny Toups, Cynthia Fruge. Charlene Clemons, Betty Ann Hoag, Fran Boudreaux. SECOND ROW: Karin Robichaux, Brenda Manuel, Laurie Howard, Janie Richert. Beverly Grimes, Douglas Miller, Flo Arceneaux, Mr. Smith, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Beth Precht, Peggie Billodeaux. Cynthia Sonnier, Marlene Firestone, Kay Huber, Sharon Davis, Richard Theriot, Susan Conner. FOURTH ROW: Patsy LeBlanc. Harriet Shultz. Laurent Arnaudet, Peggy Parker, Shelia Guy, Vaughn Stagg, Catherine Guilbeau. Karen Portie. FIFTH ROW: Dwain Istre, Jane Miller, Carolyn Trahan. Shirley Baker, Doyle Reeves, Vicki McFarlain, Charlotte Fremaux. Insert: Vickie Tauzin, Marilyn Neely. Harriet Shultz and Benton Lackey take us to the Wiskey-a-go-go with a pantomime of Sonny and Cher toward the close of the F.T.A. assembly. The F.T.A., made up of 40 juniors and seniors interested in the teaching profession, is a national organization. To be eligible for admission, a student must first have a 2.5 average and then be voted in by the members. A few F.T.A. Projects of the year included an assembly, giving food to a needy family, a money-making project, and a small scholarship for a deserving F.T.A. senior. OFFICERS SEATED: Vickie Tauzin. president. STANDING: Fran Boudreaux. Student Council representative; Judy Richert, secretary; Benton Lackey, vice-president; Charlene Clemons, song leader; Betty Ann Hoag, historian; Cynthia Fruge, parliamentarian; and Johnny Toups, treasurer. 49 Future Flomemakers of America FIRST ROW: Carol Abel. Beth Precht, Dianne Comeaux. Carol Lopez. Patsy LeBlanc, Pat Mayfield. Genee Hine. Cindy Landry. Peggy Billodeaux, Jennifer Leger, Angela Hebert. Mrs. Belair, Mrs. Clifford. Mrs. Wilson. SECOND ROW: Jackie Fontenot. Martha Cormier. Connie Cormier. Kathleen Carruth. Carol Brister, Jean Langley, Pat Trahan. Deidre Sisk. Debbie Miller. Lynn Thibodeaux, Marybeth Pickett. Cathy Abel. Marie Myers. Gloria Lejeune, Linda Ardoin, Vera Olds. Rose Pepper, Karen Portie. Christine Broussard. THIRD ROW: Barbara Tracy, Sue Newman. Debbie Duhon, Paula Trahan, Therese Dupree, Sandra Cormier. Anne Smallwood, Rose Sonnier, Cynthia Broussard. Sherrell Bergeron. Charlotte Prather, Cathy Pickett, Kathy Thibodeaux. Janie Racca, Freida Daigle, Gaynell Comeaux. Bernetta LaBouve, Loretta Lejeune, Judi Granger, Sharon Billodeaux, Linda Welborn. FOURTH ROW: Sherry Broussard. Christine Hudson. Becky Reynolds, Jennifer Green. Betty Pepper, Bethel Boudreaux. Peggy Strickler, Carol Hanvy, Jo Ann Berlinger, Linda Baker. Stephanie Gary, Jane Ellisor, Karli Dees, Janet Cahill, Debra Dasch, Carolyn LaComb, Jodie Theriot. Willa Hoffpauir, Mary Gillespie, Lindsey Miller. Susan Precht, Sheila Aguillard, Jessie Kelly. Genny Nichols. Theresa Richert. Krista Breaux, Gail Miller, Fran Boudreaux. The Future Homemakers of America enables its members to have better opportunities and additional experience in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. The F.H.A. motto is Toward New Horizons. OFFICERS: Beth Precht. president; Dianne Comeaux, vice-president; Carol Lopez, secretary; Patsy LeBlanc, treasurer; Genee Hine, reporter; Jennifer Leger. parliamentarian; Patsy Mayfield, historian; Peggie Billodeaux, song leader; Cindy Landry, photographer; Angela Hebert. Student Council representative. 50 Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW: Glenda Miller, Rose Pepper, Mike Manuel, Joyce Butson, Allen Istre. SECOND ROW: A. J. Hardy, Ronnie Hebert, Mitchell Monic, Rodney Lejeune, Luther Guidry, Robert Lopez, Terry Burger, Mr. M. E. Blanchard-sponsor. THIRD ROW: Glenn Fontenot. Ronald Fontenot, Bill Baronet, Larry Juris, Don Deaville, Keith McNabb, Harry Davis, Walter Gary. FOURTH ROW: Mike Doucet, Darrell Lopez, Rodney Ravey. Cyrus Seihlen, Alvin Daigle, Roger Fontenot, Craig Newman, Mickey Canik. Doug Humbarger. FIFTH ROW: Brent Heichelheim, Jerry Smith. Billy LaBouve, Wayne Young, Robert Johnson. SIXTH ROW: Ronnie Lejeune. Paul Baronet. Kenny Shoats, Danny Broussard, Russell Babineaux, Jimmy Griffith, Lowell Hinchee, Larson G. LaBlanc. In the past year, the FFA chapter has accomplished many activities. In June, delegates from the chapter attended the FFA convention in Baton Rouge. At this time the chapter received the Superior Chapter Award, and Steve Racca and Russell Babineaux received their State Farmer Degrees. At the Parish Fair last fall, the chapter had two exhibits, placing second and fourth in these. Members of the chapter showed livestock at the fair as they did at the parish, district, and state livestock shows in the spring. OFFICERS: SEATED: Paul Baronet, Student Council representative; Danny Broussard, sentinel; Ronnie Lejeune, parliamentarian. STANDING: Kenneth Shoats, reporter; Jimmy Griffith, vice-president; Russell Babineaux, president; Lowell Hinchee, secretary; Larson LeBlanc, treasurer. 51 Le Cercle de Franca is The French Club entered a car in the homecoming parade and placed first in the organization division. OFFICERS: Kenneth Roy. president; Shirley Baker, vice-president; Connie Hormell. secretary; Charlene Clemons, treasurer; Mr. Terry Mayeux. sponsor; Margaret Braden. Student Council representative. FIRST ROW: Donna Cormier. Kay Huber. Rodney Lejeune. Jonnye Vance. SECOND ROW: Billy Moore, Leonard Fruge, Jimmy Sabatier, Sidney Bowman. David Benoit. THIRD ROW: Judy Breaux. Pat Sabatier. Mary Frances Ford, Jane Ellen Broussard, Maureen Fulton, Kirk Briggs. Theresa Trahan. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Terry Mayeux. Ken Roy. Shirley Baker. Connie Hormell, Charlene Clemons. 52 Library Club ... a Big Help to Mr. Sarradet OFFICERS: Geneva Gotreaux, vice-president; Connie Hormell, president; Mr. Gerald Sarradet. sponsor, Susan Burger, secretary-treasurer; Diana Richard, Student Council representative. Library Club’s main objective is to serve the students that use the library. The members learn all they can so they can help students use the library more efficiently. Members check books in and out, mend books, shelve books, fix magazines and newspapers, and keep the entire library up to date. FIRST ROW: Susan Burger, Connie Hormell, Mr. Gerald Sarradet. Geneva Gotreaux, Diana Richard. SECOND ROW: Maureen Fulton, Mary Frances Ford, Randy Taylor. Shelia Veronie, Gwin Miller, Cathy Sennett, Phyllis Hebert, Linda LeBleu, Dianne Young, Bernadine Richard. Paula Menard, Laurie Howard. THIRD ROW: Lynn Thibodeaux, Chris Dupont, Diane Doherty. Judy Breaux, Sharon Robert, Bethel Boudreaux. Willa Hoffpauir, Cheryl Locklear. Roger Newman, Lois Williams. Marie Jardell, Carolyn Fontenot. Alice Lackey. Jodie Theriot. Brenda Benoit. Karen Nichols. Ann Spurry, Freida Daigle. 53 I J! J I ct |! % % 4 - - fs f - c • I Boys’ Chorus FIRST ROW: Tommy Stockwell, Roger Fontenot, D. H. Wilson, Tubby Earl, Ronald Roy, Don Deaville, Sidney Bowman, Mike Hawthorn, Mr. Frank Ricard. SECOND ROW: Ray Lavergne, Clifton Trahan, Jack Garret, A. J. Hardy. Larson LeBlanc, Benton Lackey, Gary Reed. THIRD ROW: David Medus, Allen Doucei, Stephen Taylor, Dickie Reed, Randy Keeth, David Benoit, Iris Herrington, Johnny Adams, Larry Juris, Daniel Clark. Jennings High School FIRST ROW: Margaret Braden, accompanist; Katherine Lejeune, S.; Laurice Fontenot, SJeanette St. Amant, S.; Bonnie Reynolds, S.; Linda Kershaw, A.; Catherine Guilbeau, A.; Martha Morgan, A.; Sharon Billodeaux, A.; Joyce Butson, A.; Carla Reed, A.; Mike Hawthorn, B.; Don Deaville, B.; Ronnie Roy, B.; Gary Reed, B.; Mr. Ricard. SECOND ROW: Roger Lejeune, T.; David Wilson, T.; David Medus, T.; T-Jack Garret, T.; Dee Dee Henry, S.; Harriet McClean, S.; Sandra Hurst, S.; Becky Reynolds, S.; Marjorie Reed, A.; Beverly Doucet, A.; Peggie Billodeaux, A.; Sidney Bowman, B.; A. J. Hardy, B.; Robert Earl, B. THIRD ROW: Allen Doucet, T.; Marsha Gill, T.; Geneva Gotreaux, T.; Girls’ Chorus Accompanist: Margaret Braden. FIRST ROW: Laurice Fontenot, Jeanette St. Amant, Bonnie Reynolds, Linda Kershaw, Catherine Guilbeau, Sharon Billodeaux, Joyce Butson, Carla Reed. SECOND ROW: Katherine Lejeune, Dee Dee Henry, Harriet McLean, Sandra Hurst, Becky Reynolds, Martha Morgan, Margie Reed, Beverley Doucet, Peggie Billodeaux. THIRD ROW: Dianna Richard, Geneva Gotreaux, Connie Hunt, Jane Broussard, Nancy Marcantel, Marlene Firestone, Pam Valdetero, Beverly Grimes, Theresa Trahan, Peggy Parker. FOURTH ROW: Marsha Gill, Cherie Briggs, Harriet Shultz, Linda Neal, Charlene Clemons, Cynthia Stagg, Cheryl Locklear, Sybil Gauthier, Ginger Pryor, Alta Sollay, Barbara Bailey, Helen Sawyer, Cindy Faulk, Pat Hardy, Jackie Prather. Spring Concert Chorus Connie Hunt, S.; Jane Ellen Broussard, S.; Nancy Marcantel, S.; Marlene Firestone. A.; Pam Valdetero, A.; Therese Trahan, A.; Peggy Parker, A.; Benton Lackey, B.; Larson LeBlanc, B.; Daniel Clark, B.; Randy Keeth, B. FOURTH ROW: Clifton Trahan, T.; Stephen Taylor, T.; Tommy Stockwell, T.; Dickie Reed. T.; Ray Allen La Verne, T.; Cherie Briggs, S.; Harriet Shultz, S. ; Linda Neal, S.; Charlene Clemons, S.; Cynthia Stagg, S.; Cheryl Locklear, A.; Virginia Pryor, A.; Beverly Grimes, A.; Cindy Faulk, A.; Dianna Richard, T. ; Johnny Adams, B.; Larry Juris, B.; David Benoit, T.; Richard Schnee, B. FIFTH ROW: Sybil Gauthier, A.; Alta Sollay, A.; Helen Sawyer, A.; Barbara Bailey, A.; Pat Hardy, A.; Jackie Prather, A.; Iris Herrington, B. iej3 lol i BULLDOG STADIUM Athletics COACHES: Coach Bennie Brown, Coach Frank Hood, Coach Eddie Harelson, Coach Ralph Mc-Kinstry, Coach Frank Barousse. MANAGERS: Mike Hebert, Kirk Briggfc, Tommy Harelson, Chris Dupont, Benton Lackey. SITTING: Robert Earl, Richard Theriot, Doyle Reeves, Harry Desho Davis, Ronnie Roy, Jimmy Shell, Chuck Weldon. KNEELING: Don Jackson, Douglas Miller, James Green, David Benoit, A. J. Hardy, Arnaudet, Randy Keeth, Ronnie Darbonne, Dwain Istre, Johnny Adams, Ingalls, Bruce Lee, Mike Mier. 58 Coach FRANK BAROUSSE 1965 Jennings Bulldogs tel, Charlie Houssiere, David Precht, Gary Paul Reed, David Marcantel, Pat Hebert, Gary Dees, Jonnye Vance, Mike Hawthorne, Kenny Goodreau, WeldonBowers, Tee Clifford, Jamie Fred Brantley, Butch Poole, Bill Bearden. STANDING: Logan Nichols, John Lee, Laurent Barry Shirley, Terry Burger, Andy Guinn, Chip Shirley, Ray Vizina, Danny Matte, Richard Jennings Crowley 6 27 Jennings 13 Jennings DeRidder 20 Football Scoreboard A faithful figure at the football games who helped the coaches very much was Karl Monger. Eunice 7 38 Jennings 'Church Point 0 26 Jennings West Monroe 0 'jgW'--''Vs'- 0 innings Bolton 20 12 Jennings Opelousas 13 21 Jennings West Lake 9 Our boys anxiously watch the game. Yardstick We 13 First Downs They 4 206 Rushing Yardage 64 47 Passing Yardage 46 253 Total Yardage 110 3-4 Passes 4-12 Richard Theriot (32) and Laurent Arnaudet bring down a would-be scorer. ABOVE: Dogs expertly execute a play to rack up more yardage. JOHN ADAMS Jr. End Dogs Avenge by Score of I 3 to 6 Since the Morgan City game had been called off because of Hurricane Betsy, this was to be the Bulldogs long awaited first game of the season. It proved to be a well deserved wait, for the Bulldogs won a 13-6 victory over the Crowley Gents. Crowley took the opening kickoff but was forced to punt. The Bulldogs got the ball on their own 18 yard line and moved 82 yards for a score on 11 plays. The final play was a 34 yard pass from Dwain Istre to Johnny Adams. Istre ran the extra point. Crowley took the kickoff and moved to the Jennings 36 yard line before they had to give up the ball on downs. The Bulldogs marched right down to score on a one yard quick-hitting play by fullback Kenny Goodreau. The extra point attempt failed. With 4:40 left in the game, Crowley recovered a Bulldog fumble on the Jennings' 30 yard line. A 15 yard penalty moved the ball to the 15 yard line and then Crowley connected for a scoring pass. The PAT was blocked. Most Valuable Lineman 65 All District 65 All Southwest '65 BARRY SHIRLEY Jr. End JAMIE JACKSON Sr. Guard KENNY GOODREAU Sr. Fullback All-District '65 A. J. HARDY Sr. Guard BUTCH POOLE Sr. Center All District '64,65 All Southwest 64. '65 All State '65 RONNIE DARBONNE Sr. Guard All District '65 All Southwest '65 TERRY BURGER Sr. Tackle Dogs Make It Four in a Row For three consecutive years, the Bulldogs had beaten the Eunice Bobcats. The uppermost question in the minds of many people was whether this would be the fourth victory over the Bobcats. The Dogs received the kickoff, and 12 plays later Randy Keeth scampered around left end behind the blocking of big Ronnie Darb and John Lee to draw first blood for the Dogs. Jamie Jackson added the PAT. Eunice could not seem to puncture the Jennings’ defense or hold the Jennings' offense, for the Dogs again hit paydirt. Doyle Reeves, behind a great forward wall, carried over from the four and again from the one in the second quarter. Jackson added the PAT's. Dupre of Eunice finally connected with Young in the closing seconds of the half to make the score 21-7. The Jennings defense began the third quarter determined to stop any attempt for a comeback on Eunice's part. Although Eunice controlled the ball the third quarter, they could not dent the tough Jennings defense for a score. In the fourth quarter, Kenny Goodreau and Richard Theriot did the Jennings running with Goodreau putting the final touches on the 27-7 victory by making a 17 yard jaunt. A powerful Jennings line readies to bowl over an anxious defense. We Y ardstick They 15 First Downs 6 334 Rushing Yardage 78 0 Passing Yardage 49 334 Total Yardage 127 1-6 Passes 6-6 Richard Theriot streaks past an opponent to move into defensive territory. Yardstick We They 20 First Downs 5 338 Rushing Yardage 3 19 Passing Yardage 86 357 Total Yardage 89 1-1 Passes 5-18 Lightening fast play catches defense off guard. ABOVE: Dogs lake a well deserved rest. Dogs Bait Bears The weather was mild. Fans packed the stands, and both teams seemed ready for the district football game between the Jennings Bulldogs and the Churchpoint Bears. The first quarter saw Doyle Reeves put six points on the scoreboard and Jamie Jackson add the PAT. Church-point’s only sustained drive was in the first quarter when they entered Jennings territory via aerial attack, but the tough Jennings defense, led by hard tackling Butch Poole, quenched the drive. In the second quarter, Dwain Istre scored on a six yard jaunt after Kenny Goodreau and Randy Keeth carried the ball into Bear territory. The third quarter consisted of a dazzling run by Kenny Goodreau as he wiggled his way through Churchpoint tacklers to score. Also in this period Richard Theriot took the ball 31 yards to hit paydirt for the Bulldogs. The fourth stanza saw David Marcantel score, piling up through the Bear line to climax the 33-0 victory for the Bulldogs. DWAIN ISTRE JOHN LEE Sr. Blocking Back CHIP SHIRLEY Sr. End Scholastic Award '65 Offpnsivp rantain Sr. Tailback Most Valuable Back '65 All District '65 All Southwest '65 RANDY KEETH All State '65 Sr. Wingback DOUGLAS MILLER Sr. Halfback MIKE HAWTHORNE Sr. Guard Rebels Lose War Again by 26 to 0 Could the Dogs do it again? This was the big question as the Jennings Bulldogs faced the West Monroe Rebels. The Rebels held the Dogs on the first series of downs and the Dogs punted. The stout Jennings defense held firmly, and the Dogs again got possession to the ball. This time hard hitting Kenny Goodreau plowed through the line and sprinted for 60 yards. Dwain Istre hit paydirt two plays later. The Dogs' defense stiffened as Jonnye Vance and Richard Theriot with outstanding secondary play stymied the West Monroe passing attack. From then on the outcome of the game was never in doubt. Dwain Istre scored again in the second quarter and twice in the fourth quarter behind the acute blocking of Randy Keeth, Kenny Goodreau, and A. J. Hardy to finish the scoring for the night. The defense stopped a furious passing and running attack by the Rebels to put the game on ice 26-0. LAURENT ARNAUDET GARY REED Sr. End Jr. Cornerback Defensive Captain ABOVE: Coach Harelson maps out a strategy for the next play. We Yardstick They 13 First Downs 10 339 Rushing Yardage 146 54 Passing Yardage 37 393 Total Yardage 183 2-2 Passes 5-18 LEFT: Istre plunges over the goal line to score. LEFT: Powerful defense crushes runner. Y ardstick We 9 First Downs They 7 118 Rushing Yardage 133 50 Passing Yardage 79 168 Total Yardage 212 3-5 Passes 5-9 Dogs Drop First Game of the Season Jennings displayed its offensive power immediately after the beginning of the game with a drive to the Bears' 26 that was highlighted by a pass from Dwain Istre to Johnny Adams. But the Dogs were stopped by the Bears' line and had to give up the ball on downs. The Bears struck in the second quarter by scoring six points. An interception of a Bear’s pass by Richard Theriot in the closing minutes of the half helped put the Dogs within striking range, but the clock ended hopes for a score before the half. During the first half, the Dogs sustained two key injuries that were keenly felt in the remaining games of the season. Chip Shirley broke both bones in his right arm, whereas Ken Goodreau suffered a badly sprained ankle. Though trailing 6-0 at the end of the half, the Dogs racked up a total of 132 yards on offense to the Bears' 41. In the third quarter, an 80 yard punt return and a 47 yard aerial bomb brought the score to 20-0 which remained that way until the sound of the gun. s✓ ABOVE: As Kenny Goodreau (31) and John Lee (40) clear the way, Randy Keeth (23) runs around the end. JONNYE VANCE Sr. Cornerback RICHARD THERIOT Sr. Halfback DOYLE REEVES Sr. Halfback Sportsmanship Award LOGAN NICHOLS Sr. End Opelousas Squeaks by The JHS Bulldogs lost a heartbreaking district game when the Opelousas Tigers came from behind in the final stanza by scoring two touchdowns and completing a PAT to edge past the Bulldogs 13-12. The Bulldogs tallied first with a touchdown midway through the second quarter on a pass from tailback, Dwain Istre, to right end, Johnny Adams, that capped a 71 yard drive from the Bulldog 29. The next Bulldog score came with 5:30 left in the third quarter on a one yard plunge over right end by Dwain Istre. Jennings failed to complete either extra points. A devastating aerial attack by the Tigers plus a completed PAT edged the Tigers past the Dogs with 4:30 remaining in the fray. On the kickoff, the Bulldogs drove to the Tiger 18 when the clock spelled the end of Bulldog hopes for a perfect district season. We Yardstick They 18 First Downs 11 207 Rushing Yardage 46 36 Passing Yardage 181 243 Total Yardage 227 5-11 Passes 12-16 CHUCK WELDON Jr. Tackle TEE CLIFFORD Sr. Center KENNY KENNEDY Sr. Fullback ABOVE: Ken Goodreau speeds past a slow defender to gain another first down. HARRY DESHOTEL Sr. Halfback BELOW: Fleetfooted Doyle Reeves scampers around right end to mount up more yardage. Alert Doug Miller (33) readies to pounce on a runner as Tubby Earl rushes to assist. ABOVE: Jamie Jackson adds another to the total of the PAT’S. ABOVE: Dwain Istre crashes through the line with the help of Goodreau Yardstick to break away. We They 13 First Downs 12 237 Rushing Yardage 83 19 Passing Yardage 102 256 Total Yardage 185 12 Passes 8-18 Westlake Rams Sheared The on-coming district fray between the Jennings Bulldogs and the Westlake Rams promised to be a battle royal as the fans from teams packed the stands. The Westlake Rams took the ball on the kickoff and drove to the Dog's half yard line, but the drive was stopped cold by the stout Dog defense. Jennings took possession of the ball; but two plays later, Dwain Istre was tripped up behind the goal; and the Rams went ahead by two points. On the last play of the first quarter, Richard Theriot intercepted a Ram pass on the Dog 15--Jennings was in business! The Dogs covered 85 yards in 18 plays with a 17 yard gallop by Richard Theriot and a 19 yard pass from Dwain Istre to Randy Keeth. Dwain Istre capped the drive with a three yard scamper around right end to score. The Rams initiated another drive before the end of the half, but it was stopped within the shadow of the goal by the Dogs on their own three. Dwain Istre extended the margin of victory on the third play of the second half with a spectacular 71 yard run to paydirt. Westlake managed to put one more score on the board in the last period, but it was matched by another touchdown that climaxed a 63 yard drive by the Dogs. Jamie Jackson then kicked his third PAT of the game to make the score 21-9 with only 35 seconds left in the game. ROBERT EARL Sr. Tackle FRED BRANTLEY Sr. Guard DON DEES Sr. Guard DAVID BENOIT Sr. End We Y ardstick They 15 First Downs 8 165 Rushing Yardage 202 64 Passing Yardage 5 229 Total Yardage 207 4-4 Passes 1-2 BILL BEARDEN RICHARD INGALLS Jr. Guard Jr. Center DAVID MARCANTEL Jr. Tailback ABOVE: Tense Dogs run through homecoming horseshoe. Dogs Lose by Inches Jennings took the ball on the kickoff; and on the third play of the game Dwain Istre threw a spectacular pass to Barry Shirley. It was called back, and Jennings was forced to punt. DeRidder got the ball but fumbled; the Dogs recovered it. A few plays later the Dogs fumbled, and this time DeRidder recovered and went on to score with 4:21 left in the quarter. They failed to make the PAT. Jennings roared back in the opening minutes of the second stanza with a touchdown pass from Dwain Istre to Randy Keeth. Jamie Jacksons’ PAT was good to make the score 13-11 with one minute left in the half. Jennings kicked off in the second half, and three plays later DeRidder scored. Jennings then advanced to DeRidder's 35 where a fumbled stopped the drive. In the fourth quarter, they drove to the 17 yard line of DeRidder but were halted. With only two minutes left in the game, the Dogs took possession of the ball. On the last play, Istre, according to the film and many of the fans, crossed the goal line, but the referees ruled that the Dogs did not score, and the game ended 20- DOG PILE! !! The coaches brief the boys on the second half plays. Oakdale Warriers Scalped The Jennings Bulldogs closed out a successful season by romping over the Oakdale Warriors by a score of 34-6. Jennings' first touchdown came after Ken Goodreau threw Oakdale's fullback for a 14 yard loss to their 29 on the fourth down. Five plays later, Dwain Istre plunged over right tackle to score, but his attempt for the PAT was wide. Within five minutes, Jennings scored again, and the PAT was good. With only thirty seconds left in the period, Jonnye Vance intercepted a pass on the Oakdale 35 and scrambled all the way for the score. Ken Goodreau's extra point was good. Oakdale managed to put their only score on the board in the second quarter. Their PAT attempt failed. Before the end of the frame, Istre tallied again from the four and kicked the extra point. In the third stanza, Butch Poole, showing brilliant defensive skill, set up the final Dog score by stopping a Warrior cold on the Dog 41. After eight plays, Istre scored with 1:54 left in the third period. In the final quarter, Terry Burger and Richard Theriot intercepted two passes to end any hopes that Oakdale had of ever scoring. We Yardstick They 16 First Downs 17 261 Rushing Yardage 90 0 Passing Yardage 191 261 Total Yardage 281 0-1 Passes 14-24 RIGHT: Randy Keeth bursts away toward the goal. Happy Dogs are all smiles after a winning season. Coaches Eddie Harelson and Ralph McKinstry watch critically as Richard Ingalls tries to block an extra point attempt. Fall Practice LEFT: After a hard afternoon's practice, the tired team rests a moment while Coach Eddie Harelson gives them a short talk. Almost every weekday afternoon, a familiar sight, as one passes the school ground, is that of the football squad out practicing. 70 To keep in good physical condition, football boys that do not participate in track lift weights. During an afternoon of fundamental practice, the linemen work on blocking. Spring Practice The boys are practicing hitting the sled under Coach Hudson's supervision. Coach Bob Hudson interrupts a practice session to point out a few plays to the boys. Coach Hudson came to Jennings High School at midterm to take Coach Harelson’s position as head coach. 71 KNEELING: Jamie Jackson, Fred Brantley, Ronnie Darbonne, Mike Hawthorne, Butch Poole, Don Dees, David Benoit, Tee Clifford, Terry Burger, Laurent Arnaudet. STANDING: Robert Earl, A. J. Hardy, Randy Keeth, Harry Deshotel, Dwain Istre, John Lee, Jonnye Vance, Douglas Miller, Kenny Goodreau, Logan Nichols, Doyle Reeves, Richard Theriot, Kenny Kennedy. INSERT: Chip Shirley. Our Senior Football Lettermen, in Uniforms—in Jackets KNEELING: Ronnie Darbonne, Dwain Istre, Logan Nichols, Tee Clifford, Terry Burger, John Lee, Laurent Arnaudet, Jonnye Vance, Chip Shirley, Randy Keeth. STANDING: Fred Brantley, Mike Hawthorne, Don Dees, Doyle Reeves, David Benoit, Kenny Kennedy, Douglas Miller, Harry Deshotel, Robert Earl, Jamie Jackson, Butch Poole, Kenny Goodreau, Richard Theriot. INSERT: A. J. Hardy. 72 Mr. A mar Benoit presented the Scholastic Award to Chip Shirley. Doyle Reeves received the Sportsmanship Award from Mr. Lou Gaudet. Many Awards Given at Football Banquet Coach Eddie Harelson; Dwain Istre, most oustanding back; Johnny Adams, most outstanding lineman; Mr. Russ Faulkinberry, speaker from USL. 73 Homecoming Court Maid of Honor: Miss Betty Ann Hoag Junior Maid: Miss Fran Boudreaux Senior Maid: Miss Judy Richert Senior Maid: Miss Dianna Richard Senior Queen Susan Conner, a senior, was crowned by her father, Mr. Dick Conner. 74 Betty Ann Hoag Driver: John Toups Judy Richert Driver: Stan Robertson Fran Boudreaux Driver: Roger Miller Dianna Richard Driver: Benton Lackey of 1965 FIRST ROW: Andy Burger, escort of crown bearer, Mindy Barousse. SECOND ROW: Betty Ann Hoag, Queen Susan Conner, Dale Comeaux, Homecoming Queen of 1964. THIRD ROW: Judy Richert, Fran Boudreaux, Dianna Richard. FOURTH ROW: Billy Hoag. James Richert, Eugene Comeaux, Elward Boudreaux, Murphy Richard, Dick Conner. SUSAN CONNER Head Cheerleader 3 years Cheerleader 4 years DIANNA RICHARD Cheerleader 2 years I BETTY ANN HOAG Cheerleader 1 year Cheerleaders Work LEFT: The cheerleaders leading our Bulldogs and our school this year were, BOTTOM ROW, Fran Boudreaux, Susan Conner, and Alice Lackey. MIDDLE ROW, Dianna Richard and Susan Peters. TOP, Betty Ann Hoag. ABOVE: Leading the football boys onto the field at the games is one of the most enjoyable activities of cheerleading. 76 FRAN BOUDREAUX Cheerleader 2 years SUSAN PETERS Cheerleader 1 year ■ ALICE LACKEY Cheerleader 1 year from Football to Track Part of the preparations for a game includes decorating the goal posts. This time our cheerleaders are arranging streamers for the Church Point game. ABOVE: One of the favorite pep rallies is the one that the cheerleaders tape parts of records and make up short dialogues about each of the boys on the team. RIGHT: The cheerleaders not only lead the cheers for football, but basketball as well. These girls work at this spiritbuilding project all year long. A large part of Friday morning pep rallies is cheering and chanting led by our girls. The music the band plays and the way it fits the rhythm also adds spice to our rallies. 77 Pep Rally ABOVE: Our cheerleaders often mimic the boys in the various skits they do. These caricatures are one of the most interesting parts of the pep rallies and are anxiously looked forward to by everyone. ABOVE: Team captains Harry Deshotel, Kenny Kennedy, and Tee Clifford received a scalp from the cheerleaders in a pep rally that had the theme, Scalp the Warriors. RIGHT: The cheerleaders lead the student body in the Alma Mater at the opening of every pep rally. The opening of every pep rally is a wild, enthusiastic cheer for the Bulldogs. Freshman Boys’ Basketball Team ABOVE: Bill Baronet (15) jumps to throw the ball after a fast rebound. BELOW: Steve Boyd tangles with the opposition as Jack Shirley (33) and Patrick Herrington (43) ready themselves for a try at the basket. Students on the freshman basketball team are these: FIRST ROW: Jack Shirley, Bill Baronet, Artie Berry. SECOND ROW: Billy Duncan, Lee Paul Manuel, Craig Newman. THIRD ROW: Steve Boyd, Patrick Herrington, Wesley Says. FOURTH ROW: Coach Brown, Terry Gaudet. Not shown are Ricky Hebert and manager, Joel Richert. ABOVE: Craig Newman shoots for the goal as the rest of the team prepares for the rebound, thus show ing teamwork which gave them a 16 won 4 lost season. 79 Coach RALPH McKINSTRY Coach FRANK HOOD FIRST ROW: Larson LeBlanc, Rod Breaux, Ronnie Liles, Stan Robertson, Chip Shirley. SECOND ROW: Bruce Lee, Dwain Istre, Johnny Adams, Mike Mier, Butch Brunt. THIRD ROW: David Marcantel, Justin Rougelot, Richard Ingalls, Barry Shirley, Kirk Briggs. FOURTH ROW: Coach Frank Hood, Coach Ralph McKinstry. Coach McKinstry Is Voted Coach of SCHEDULE Jennings 73 33 Rayne Jennings 53 36 Rayne Jennings 55 57 Oakdale Jennings 40 60 Westlake Jennings 57 58 DeRidder Jennings 62 34 Church Point Jennings 61 51 Opelousas Jennings 72 66 Eunice Jennings 53 36 Ville Platte Jennings 51 64 Oakdale Jennings 44 40 Westlake Jennings 72 36 DeRidder Jennings 74 28 Church Point Jennings 39 52 Opelousas Jennings 51 41 Eunice Jennings 72 57 Ville Platte Won Lost Seasonal Record 17 7 District Record 11 5 Managers: Kirk Briggs and Butch Brunt 80 ABOVE: Fighting for the ball, Barry Shirley and Johnny Adams attempt to get possession for the Bulldogs. the Year for District 4-AA BELOW: Larson LeBlanc (22) out-tips a Westlake Ram in the tense second quarter of the game. LEFT: Bulldog, Ronnie Liles, aims for the basket during the Jennings-Goretti fray. Jennings won the first round contest 67-34 and met Hathaway in semi-final action in the Jennings Invitational Basketball Tournament. After Westlake Victory, Bulldogs ABOVE: As Bulldog fans leave to go home, they pause once more to see the results of the hard fought Jennings-Westlake game. DWAIN ISTRE LARSON LeBLANC Sr. Guard No. 21 BELOW: Johnny Adams and a member of the West- lake Rams tie the ball as team members, Ronnie RONNIE LILES Jr. Guard No. 15 Liles, Larson LeBlanc, and Barry Shirley, anxiously watch for the outcome. LEFT: Members of the basketball team take their warm-up shots shortly before their bout with the Oakdale Warriors. Sr. Guard No. 23 BARRY SHIRLEY Jr. Center No. 41 A11-District 82 Become Known as Giant Killers” ABOVE: Eager to start the fourth quarter, our boys huddle for a last minute pep talk. JUSTIN ROUGELOT Soph. Center No. 33 STAN ROBERTSON Sr. Guard No. 11 JOHNNY ADAMS Jr. Forward No. 45 All-District CHIP SHIRLEY Sr. Guard No. 35 LEFT: Dwain Istre scores on a lay-up during the Jennings Bulldogs-Westlake Rams cage contest. 83 RIGHT: Johnny Adams aims for the basket to assist the Jennings Bulldogs in their 44-40 upset victory over the Westlake Rams. BRUCE LEE Jr. Guard No. 13 ' % m1 DAVID MARCANTEL Jr. Guard No. 25 MIKE MIER Jr. Forward No. 43 Our Boys Hook LEFT: Johnny Adams (50) and Justin Rougelot (40) dunk two more to give them a 53-36 victory over the Ville Platte cagers. 84 K RICHARD INGALLS Jr. Forward No. 31 RONNIE RILEY Soph. Guard No. 22 Third in District RIGHT: Barry Shirley shoots for another score as the Jennings Bulldogs down De-Ridder 72-36. ABOVE: Larson LeBlanc and ABOVE: Fans tensely watch for the outcome of a Johnny Adams stretch for the much needed foul shot during a boys' tight game, ball in an attempt to gain its possession. ROD BREAUX Soph. Guard No. 23 85 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Jeanette Gaudet, Rita Rutledge, Geneva Gotreaux, Susan Conner, Sherry Broussard, Christine Hudson, Debbie Walker. SECOND ROW: Diana Richard, Carolyn Trahan, Patsy LeBlanc, Suzanne Smith, Becky Wolfe. THIRD ROW: Paula Nelson, Marilyn Neely, Lois Evans, Gloria Lejeune, Jane Miller, Nancy Shultz. Mrs. Jeanette Gaudet Coach Basketball Gives SCHEDULE Jennings 82 40 Oakdale Jennings 81 47 St. Charles Jennings 56 48 Opelousas Jennings 69 54 Eunice Jennings 64 28 Ville Platte Jennings 67 41 Oakdale Jennings 72 44 Ville Platte Jennings 60 40 St. Charles lennings 44 56 Opelousas Jennings 45 72 Opelousas LEFT: The cheerleaders lead the fans in a cheer as our girls' basketball team takes a breather. Girls a Chance ABOVE: The managers for the girls' basketball team include, Harriet Shultz and Susan Burger, sitting, and Charlene Clemons and Karen Portie, standing. 86 ABOVE: A Jennings team member Suzanne Smith takes a long shot as members of the Goretti team pose for action in the first round of activity during a Jennings basketball tourney. to Excel Athletically BELOW: Forwards, Suzanne Smith (13), Lois Evans (42), and Christine Hudson, tangle with a St. Charles guard in a fight for the ball. Action in the Jennings-St. Charles basketball fray was demonstrated by the teamwork of the forwards Christine Hudson, Debbie Walker, and Susan Conner. For several weeks before the season actually opens, the girls on the basketball team put many long hours into practice, scrimmage, and drill. Dianna Richard and Susan Conner execute a passing drill. 87 SUSAN CONNER Sr. Forward No. 12 All-District A11-Tournament, Elton All-Tournament, Roanoke GENEVA GOTREAUX Sr. Guard No. 20 All-District All-Tournament, Jennings All-Tournament, Roanoke CHRISTINE HUDSON Soph. Forward No. 21 All-District All-Tournament, Jennings A11-Tournament, Roanoke ft Our RITA RUTLEDGE Soph. Guard No. 20 All-District A11-Tournament, Elton All-Tournament, Roanoke Girls Take ABOVE: Debbie Walker (24) shoots for the basket to add ABOVE: Sherry Broussard (25), a guard for the Bull- more points for the Bulldettes' victory over Goretti. dettes, blocks an attempt for a goal as Geneva Got- reaux (33) awaits the rebound. 88 DEBBIE WALKER Soph. Forward No. 11 Honorable Mention SHERRY BROUSSARD Soph. Guard No. 34 Honorable Mention LOIS EVANS Soph. Forward No. 13 PAULA NELSON Jr. Guard No. 40 Second in District ABOVE: A try for a goal with a hook shot by Christine Hudson (21) stimulates the spectators as Debbie Walker (11) watches for the rebound. 89 ABOVE: Christine Hudson (32) tries for a goal in the excitement-filled Opelousas game played in Crowley. SUZANNE SMITH Soph. Forward No. 13 DIANNA RICHARD Sr. Guard No. 22 ABOVE: Rita Rutledge (20) intercepts a pass that was made by a St. Charles forward. BECKY WOLFE Sr. Forward No. 10 RIGHT: Jennings' Christine Hudson (32) and Iota's Cheryl Simar (4) are up in the air for another jump as the Jennings' Dogs defeat Iota at the Jennings High gym. 90 ABOVE: Shoes in hand and anxious to meet the rival team, our basketball girls step into the bus. MARILYN NEELY Sr. Guard No. 44 CAROLYN TRAHAN Sr. Forward No. 30 ABOVE: Bulldettes, Paula Nelson and Marilyn Neely, guard an Oakdale forward as Diana Richard looks on. LEFT: Tenseness and excitement are characteristics of every girls' basketball game. Lois Evans hopefully watches as Christine Hudson (21) tries for another two-pointer. 91 FIRST ROW: Robert Segura, Steve Boyd, Mitchell Monic, Jerry Smith, Harry De-shotel, Pat Hebert, Wayne Daigle. SECOND ROW: David Marcantel, Bruce Lee, Danny Shell, Butch Poole, Danny Matte, Doyle Reeves, Richard Theriot. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Riley, Dwain Istre, Tee Clifford, Johnny Adams, Lowell Hinchee, Randy Keeth. Each coach is in charge of a different phase of track. Coach Barousse is head track coach, Coach McKinstry is at the head of the sprinters. Coach Brown trains the freshmen, and Coach Hood is at the head of the hurdlers. Steven Lee and Glen Bertrand, the two managers, may be seen at various times assisting the members of the track team. The 1966 Track Team 92 Track Schedule •March 19 Midland Midland •March 22 Rayne Jennings March 29 Lake Charles Oakdale Opelousas Jennings •April 12 Parish Meet Jennings •April 15 West Lake Eunice Jennings April 19 Crowley Jennings •April 26 Rayne Rayne April 29 District 4-AA Meet Jennings May 6 Regional Meet Jennings May 13 State Meet Baton Rouge •Games Won DISCUS: Butch Poole, senior two year letterman, hurled the discus a distance of 134’ during the 1966 season. BROADJUMP: Kenny ooodreau. senior three year letter- Robert Segura, sophomore broadjumper, man, broke the school record this year with a jumped 19'6 in the 1966 season, leap of 20' 10 1 2”. 93 Dogs Take to the POLE VAULT: Doyle Reeves, a three year senior letterman, vaulted to a height of 11'3 during the 1966 season. HIGH JUMP: Jerry Smith, a three year senior letterman, shattered the school record with a vault of 11'6”. Tee Clifford, a senior two year letterman, cleared the bar in the high jump a distance of 5'8 . Pat Hebert, LEFT, and Danny Matte, RIGHT, run the 100 and 220 yd. dashes. Gerald St. Amant, middle, is a jumper. 94 Cinders for Another Successful Season ABOVE: While waiting for the coaches, the Bulldogs relax after a lap around the track. HOP STEP JUMP Steve Boyd, a promising freshman, hopped-stepped-and-jumped a distance of 19’8 . He holds the freshman record in the hop-step-and-jump event. SHOT PUT Butch Poole pushed the Johnny Adams, a two year shot a distance of 48'3 . junior letterman, put the shot 46.3 feet during the 1966 season. 95 fracksters Win This year Steve Boyd hurled the javelin 165'. He holds the freshman record in the javelin event. ABOVE: After every track meet, our boys trail back to the gym. This particular night the boys were especially depressed after losing the track meet to Westlake by only a few points. 15.4 seconds was Johnny Adams' best time in 1966. Tee Clifford, a senior two year letterman, hur- Johnny Adams is a junior two year letterman. dies the highs during practice; his best time in 1966 was 16.3 seconds. HIGH HURDLES: T ♦ 'V w 96 with Determination 220 YARD DASH: Harry Deshotel sprints the 220 yard dash. His best time in 1966 was 23.9. Ray Vizina practices for the 220 yard dash, a race in which his best time was 23.1 seconds in 1966. LOW HURDLES: During an afternoon practice, Randy Keeth, a two year letterman, prepares for the next meet. Ronnie Riley, a sophomore low hurdler, hurdled in a time of 21.7 seconds in 1966. 97 Team Takes Second JHS’s 440 and 880 yard relay teams, composed of Dwain Istre, Ray Vizina, Richard Theriot, and Harry Deshotel broke the school record and tied the district record with a 43.8 time. Dwain Istre, David Marcantel, Richard Theriot, and Doyle Reeves compose the record shattering mile relay team of 1966. Their 3 minute 25.6 seconds mile relay record, one of the fastest in the state, broke school, parish, and district records. ABOVE: Ray Vizina tenses for the 100 yard dash. His best time in this race was 9.95 seconds. LEFT: Dwain Istre, a senior two-year letterman, readies in the blocks for the'100 yard dash which he ran in 10 seconds during the 1966 season. 98 in District Lowell Hinchee (LEFT) and Bruce Lee (RIGHT) were J.H.S. 's 880 yard runners during 1966. Hinchee, a senior, ran the 880 yard run in a time of 2.6 minutes. Lee, a junior, ran the half mile in 2.4 minutes. J ,s ' (LEFT) Jerry Smith, a senior 3 year letterman, sprinted the 440 yard dash in a time of 52.6 seconds. (RIGHT) David Marcantel, junior, blistered the track with a time of 51 flat. He also placed in the district meet to qualify for the regional track meet. (LEFT) Wayne Daigle, J.H.S.'s miler, ran a 4.57 minute mile in 1966. (RIGHT) Johnny Adams not only excelled in shot put and high hurdles, but also in low hurdles. FIRST ROW: Karen Portie, Nancy Shultz, Susan Burger, Therese Trahan. SECOND ROW: Dianna Richard, Harriet Shultz, Paula Nelson, Rita Rutledge, Bonnie Broussard, Susan Peters. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Webb, Carolyn Trahan, Geneva Gotreaux, Susan Conner, Sue Rine, Lois Evans. Volleyball BELOW: The volleyball team takes a rest after a strenuous practice. ABOVE: During a tense practice, Geneva Gotreaux volleys the ball to the opposing side. 100 Freshman Girls’ Basketball Team The girls forming the Freshman Girls' Basketball Team include: FIRST ROW; Jackie Peloquin, Bonnie Broussard, Vickie Hebert, Patti Moore, Cindy Lee. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Jeanette Gaudet, Debbie Hebert, Susan Mack, Faye Fontenot. THIRD ROW: Sue Newman, Karen Nichols, Donna Racca, Jessie Kelly. RIGHT: Jessie Kelly, Sue Newman, and Karen Nichols nervously anticipate the rebound for the two-pointer attempt. ABOVE: Patti Moore and Vickie Hebert wait anxiously as Jackie Peloquin stretches for the ball. RIGHT: The Freshman girls spend many hours practicing for precision and accuracy. The results of this perseverance was shown in their victory in the Midland Tournament and in their 5 won 1 lost season. 101 JHS Tennis Team Girls: Becky Wolfe, Suzanne Smith, Fran Boudreaux, Sherry Broussard. Boys: Patrick Herrington, Jack Shirley, Ronnie Liles, Chip Shirley. Becky Wolfe Suzanne Smith Sherry Broussard Fran Boudreaux 1st in district, McNees 2nd in girls' doubles, 2nd in girls' doubles, 1st in mixed doubles, Semi-finalist, LSU McNeese McNeese McNeese 102 Chip Shirley 1st in singles, McNeese Ronnie Liles 1st in boys' doubles, McNeese Jack Shirley 1st in boys’ doubles, McNeese Patrick Herrington 1st in mixed doubles, McNeese. n Chip Shirley and Becky Wolfe have played mixed doubles for four years. Within that time they have taken both first and second places in state. Suzanne Smith and Ronnie Liles, who played mixed doubles together, beat LaGrange at a tennis match. Suzanne also plays girls' doubles and Ronnie plays boys' doubles and singles. 103 V Sweetheart FRAN BOUDREAUX Heartthrob DOYLE REEVES HARRIET SHULTZ and CHIP SHIRLEY Most Intelligent FRAN BOUDREAUX and JOHNNY TOUPS Friendliest SUSAN CONNER and RONNIE DARBONNE Most Humorous PEGGIE BILLODEAUX and VAUGHAN STAGG Prettiest FRAN BOUDREAUX Junior Favorites SHARON BILLODEAUX and JOHNNY ADAMS Sophomore Favorites BECKY BERKELEY and DARYL NEWMAN Freshman Favorites FRANKIE SEGURA and JACK SHIRLEY Special Recognition PRINCIPAL JERRY SIMMONS The senior class officers who led our class through our special year are, SEATED, Vicki Mc-Farlain, business manager; Harriet Shultz, vice-president; Charlotte Fremaux, secretary; STANDING, Laurent Arnaudet, treasurer; and Benton Lackey, president. These Are The Seniors of 1966 For four years the seniors of '66 have become good friends and have shared many experiences. Many of these experiences and friendships go back to the freshman year of '63 when the class naturally drew closer because of the similar problems of locks, lockers, new teachers, and a big, confusing school. As the years hurried by, new problems confronted the class, and the friendships became deeper. Then that beautiful day of commence- ment arrived. The seniors realized that the shared memories were to end, and they were to part. With these memories in mind, the '66 seniors leave J.H.S. to go their separate ways. They take countless memories of their four years in high school. Above all, they leave J.H.S. with the assurance of being well-prepared to face the future. One of the first activities of the year was Homecoming. A group of seniors enjoys making flowers to decorate the senior car. 22 RIGHT: Just before the gradu' ation exercises ended, the senior class sang their Alma Mater for the last time as high school students. LEFT: Before the final graduation practice, some of the senior boys gathered around one of the cars for a bull session. RIGHT: The last bell rings and the seniors rush out of their last class. LEFT: Senior invitations arrive at last! Vicki McFarlain and Charlotte Fremaux are issuing Theresa Trahan her parcel as Vaughan Stagg leaves after receiving his. BELOW: The excitement of graduation runs high as the seniors receive their caps and gowns. The undefeated senior Bulldettes won their fourth Powderpuff victory when they eased over the juniors this year. 123 Jennings High School LOUIS ADAMS Beta Club DAVID ALLEN PAM ANDRUS F.B.L.A.; Verse Choir; Annual Staff Proofreader; Beta Club; Bulldettes, Powder Puff Football; F.H.A. ALLEN ARDOIN Band, L.S.U. Band Day, McNeese Concert and Marching Festival, U.S.L. Marching Festival, McNeese Clinic Band, McNeese L.M.E.A. Solo and Ensemble Festival, Jeff Davis Parish Select Band; Science Club; F.B.L.A.; 4-H. 124 Senior Class of 1966 LAURENT ARNAUDET 4-H, Student Council Representative, Song Leader; Library Club; J” Club, Benefit Basketball Games; Track; Football; United Nations Tour; Safety Council, Vice' President, President, 2-Conventions; Thespians, One Dramatic Production, Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival; F.T.A.; Key Club, Vice-President, President, 3 Conventions; Senior Class Treasurer. RUSSELL BABINEAUX F.F.A., Secretary, Vice-President, President, Convention, State Farmer Degree, Delka Award, Livestock Shows, Parliamentary Law Team, Livestock Judging Team, Soil Judging Team, American Legion Award for F.F.A. Accomplishments, Bankers’ Clinic; Thespians; 4-H. BARBARA BAILEY F.B.L.A.; Annual Staff; Library Club; Mixed Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, McNeese Music Festival, Regional and State; Bulldettes, Powder Puff Games; Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival. SHIRLEY BAKER Beta Club; F.T.A.; French Club, Vice-President; U.S.L. Literary Rally; U.S.L. Foreign Language Festival; Bulldettes; Library Club, Parliamentarian; Press Club; Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival; Mixed Chorus, McNeese Music Festival; Literary Essay Contest, 1st Place; French Award; Oration Contest Finalist. 125 Graduating Seniors BARBARA BARKER Jeff Davis High School: Tennis Club; Basketball; Softball Team; N.H.A.; Science Club; Math Club; Drill Squad; Hawkeye Staff; Band; Class Treasurer; Student Council, Secretary. PAUL BARONET F.F.A., Secretary, Parliamentarian, Parliamentary Law Team, Convention, Bank ers' Farm Clinic, McNeese Soil Judging Team; 4-H; Science Club; Student Council. ANN BENNETT F.B.L.A., President, Convention; Thespians, Honor Thespian, Speech Rally, 4 Dramatic Productions, Verse Choir; Bulldettes, Snare Drummer, Powderpuff Football; Mixed Chorus; Annual Staff; Library Club. BRENDA BENOIT Press Club; F.B.L.A. 126 Number 144 DAVID BENOIT Football; Track; J Club, Benefit Basketball Games; French Club; Mixed Chorus, Male Chorus, McNeese State Music Festival, McNeese District Music Festival; Science Club; 4-H. PEGGIE BILLODEAUX Most Humorous ; F.T.A., Convention; Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Junior-Senior Girls' Ensemble, McNeese District Music Festival, McNeese State Music Festival; F.H.A., Songleader, Photographer; Junior-Senior 4-H, Songleader, Achievement Day; Safety Council; Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival; Bull-dettes, Head Bass Drummer, Marching Squad, Sergeant-at-Arms, Powder Puff Football; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Cheerleader; United Nations Tour; Annual Staff, Organization Editor, Advertising Staff. ALBERT BOREL St. Martinville: Freshman Class Secretary; Library Club; Honors Club; Jennings High; U.S.L. Literary Rally; L.S.U. Literary Rally; Beta Club. FRAN BOUDREAUX Cheerleader, Northwestern and Baton Rouge Cheerleader Clinics; Homecoming Court; Student Council, District Workshop; Beta Club, Chaplain; F.T. A., Student Council Representative; F.H.A., Crisco Award; F.F.A. Maid; 4-H, Junior President; Press Club, Sports Editor; Annual Staff, Sports Editor; Debate, Debate Award, Centenary College Tournament, Tournament of Champions; Tennis, U.S.L., L.S.U., and McNeese Playdays; Thespians, Dramatic Productions, Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festivals; State Elks Club Scholarship; Pelican Girls' State; American Legion Oratorical Contest Parish Winner; Graduation Usher; Most Intelligent Girl ; Prettiest Girl ; J.H.S. Sweetheart ; Who’s Who Nominee ; Parish Fair Queen; Bulldettes, Powder Puff Football; International Rice Festival, Representative; Valedictorian. 127 27 Seniors Have B” MARGARET BRADEN Thespians, Honor Thespian, Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival, 2 Dramatic Productions, Speech Rally Play, Best Actress Award, Mixed Chorus, Accompanist, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Girls' Trio, McNeese Music Festival, McNeese State Festival; Most Likely to Succeed ; Annual Staff, Junior Class Editor; Press Club; F.T. A. Reporter; French Club, Student Council Representative; Graduation Usher; Beta Club; Bulldettes, Drummer, Powder Puff Football; Pelican Girls' State, First Alternate; United Nations Tour; Junior-Senior Banquet Soloist; N.E.D.T. Certificate of Merit; Who's Who Nominee ; Music Club Scholarship to La. Tech Music Camp; Literary Rally, English Literature; L.S.U. Music Alumni scholarship. FRED BRANTLEY Football; Track; Basketball; J Club; Key Club; Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival, Dramatic Production; 4-H; Sophomore Favorite. SANDRA BREAUX Freshman Cheerleader; 4-H, Treasurer; Annual Staff, Proofreader; Beta Club; Press Club; Bulldettes, Marching Squad, Powder Puff Football. CHERIE BRIGGS Bulldettes, Marching Squad, Powder Puff Football; Library Club; Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival; French Club; F.B.L.A., Historian; F.H.A.; Mixed Chorus, Girls’ Chorus, McNeese Music Festivals. 128 or Better Averages DANNY BROUSSARD F.F.A..Sentinel, Judging Team; 4-H, Poultry Award. JANE BROUSSARD F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Library Club; French Club; Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Me Neese Music Festival, McNeese State Music Festival; Band, L.S.U. Band Day; Freshman Band Librarian. SANDRA BROUSSARD F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; Verse Choir; One Dramatic Production; Bulldettes, Powder Puff Football; French Club; Annual Staff. GAYLOR BROWN Band, McNeese Music Festival, McNeese Marching Festival, U.S.L. Marching Festival and Band Day, McNeese Band Day, McNeese Clinic Band. Invitations Come In MARIE BULLER Band, McNeese Marching and Concert Festivals. Clinic Band, Band Day, L.M.E.A. Solo-Ensemble Festival; Band Council, Senior Representative; District V Honor Band, Jeff Davis Parish Select Band, Zigler Foundation Band Award; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; 4-H; Safety Council; Annual Staff; Verse Choir; B PW Scholarship Award. TERRY BURGER Key Club, Convention; J Club, Secretary; Football; Track; Basketball; 4-H; F.F.A.; Safety Council, Treasurer; Science Club; Library Club; Dramatic Production. DENEZE CARAWAY BuUdettes, Marching Squad, Powder Puff Football; Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival; French Club; Beta Club. DANIEL CLARK Band, McNeese Music Festival, Band Concert Festival, Marching Festival; 4-H; Verse Choir; F.F.A. 130 At Last JEANETTE CLARK 4-H; Bulldettes, Powder Puff Football; Mixed Chorus, McNeese Music Festival; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A. THOMAS CLIFFORD J” Club; Football; Track, Southwestern Relays; 4-H; Thespians, Dramatic Productions, Verse Choir; United Nations Tour. DIANNE COMEAUX F.H.A., Parliamentarian, Vice-President, Convention. JOE COMEAUX F.F.A., Vice-President, Parliamentarian, Crop Judging, Bankers' Clinic, District Parliamentary Law Contest, McNeese Federation Day. 131 Senior Parties Add Spice SUSAN CONNER Head Cheerleader, Northwestern State and Baton Rouge Cheerleader Clinics, Cheerleader Award; Freshman Class Favorite; Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer, Student Council Workshop; Homecoming Court, Queen, Maid of Honor, First Maid, Second Maid; Volleyball; Tennis, McNeese U.S.L. and L.S.U. Playday; Powder Puff Games; Annual Staff; F.T.A.; Sophomore Class Favorite, Secretary-Treasurer; F.F.A. Queen; 4-H; Press Club; Basketball, All-District, All-Parish, All-Tournament, Loyalty Award; Pelican Girls' State Alternate; Key Club Sweetheart; Graduation Usher; Safety Council; Beta Club; Elks' Youth Leadership Finalist; Most Popular Girl ; Friendliest Girl ; Most Athletic Girl ; Who's Who Nominee. SANDRA CORMIER F.H.A.; Bulldettes, Marching Squad, Powder Puff Football; F.B.L.A.; Beta Club; Mixed Chorus, McNeese Music Festival. KATHY DAIGLE 4-H; F.H.A.; F.B.LA.; Beta Club; Mixed Chorus, McNeese Music FestivaL WAYNE DAIGLE Track; J Club; 4-H; Beta Club; McNeese Literary Rally, General Math. 132 to Those Last Days RONNIE DARBONNE Football; Track; J” Club, Co-Captain; 4-H; Friendliest Boy”; All District '65; Honorable Mention for All-State '65; Mixed Chorus. DON DEAVILLE Pelican Boys' State; Mixed Chorus, Male Ensemble, McNeese District and State Music Festivals; 4-H; F.F.A., Parliamentary Law Team, Judging Team. HARRY DESHOTEL Football; Basketball; J” Club; Track, Southwestern Relays, Regional Meet, -State Meet. 133 Caps, Gowns, and RICHARD DOUCET Literary Rallies at U.S.L. and L.S.U.; Beta Club; Rotary Scholarship. VERONICA DOUCET Jennings High School: F.H.A.; Teague High School: Bulldettes, Powder Puff Football; Mixed Chorus. THERESE DUPREE Beta Club; Bulldettes, Marching Squad; Library Club; Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival. ROBERT EARL Football; Basketball; Track; J Club; Key Club; Benefit Basketball Games; Mixed Chorus, McNeese District and State Festivals; 4-H; Library Club; Science Club. 134 the Magic Night of Graduation CYNTHIA ELLISOR Band, Corresponding Secretary, McNeese Concert and Marching Festivals; U.S.L. Marching Festival. McNeese and L.S.U. Band Days; 4-H; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; Thespians, Backstage Dramatic Productions; Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festivals; Mixed Chorus; Annual Staff. WILADINE ESTHAY 4-H; Mixed Chorus, McNeese Music Festival. CHARLOTTE FREMAUX Mixed Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, McNeese Music Festival; Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festivals, Dramatic Productions; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; 4-H; Beta Club, Student Council representative; Jr. and Sr. Class Secretary; Bulldettes, Drill Sergeant, Powder Puff Football; Who's Who Nominee ; Chronicle Staff, Circulation and Business Manager, Press Club Award, Annual Staff, Co-Editor of Calendar of Events. 135 Now Prepared to Begin A New Life, CYNTHIA FRUGE Annual Staff, Co-editor, advertising staff, Annual Award; F.H.A.; Bulldettes, Powder Puff Game, Marching Squad; L.S.U. Leadership Conference; Student Council; Beta Club; Library Club; French Club; Thespians; F.T.A., Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival; Mixed Chorus, McNeese Music Festival; Literary Rally; 2 Dramatic Productions; Who's Who Nominee , William T. and Ethel Lewis Burton Scholarship. LEONARD FRUGE French Club TOMMY GANN Freshman Football; Science Club, Science Fair; 4-H; 2 Dramatic Productions. MARSHA GILL F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; 4-H; Mixed Chorus, Girl's Chorus, McNeese Music Festival, District and State; Safety Council; Bulldettes, Powder Puff Game; Library Club. 136 Seniors Depart in Separate Directions MARY GILLESPIE F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Bulldettes, Powder Puff Football. KENNY GOODREAU J” Club; Key Club; Thespians, Two Dramatic Productions, Student Council Representative; 4-H; Track; Basketball; Football, Second Team All-District. GENEVA GOTREAUX Basketball, All-District, Sportsmanship Award, Volleyball, McNeese Playday, U.S.L. Playday; Bulldettes, Powder Puff Football; Mixed Chorus, McNeese Music Festival. District and State; Library Club, Vice President, Reporter; F.B.L.A., Secretary; Thespians, Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival; 4-H; F.H.A. JIMMY GRIFFITH F.F.A., Vice President, Public Speaking, First Place in Parish, Second Place in District, Hog Judging, Cattle Judging, Radio Program, Officers Training School, Parliamentary Law; Science Club; Freshman Football; Dramatic Production. 137 Well-prepared Seniors BEVERLY GRIMES Bulldettes, Marching Squad, Powder Puff Games; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; F.B.L.A.; 4-H; Library Club; French Club; Annual Staff; McNeese Music Festival, State Music Festival, Girls' Ensemble; Thespians, Dramatic Productions, Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival, Girls’ Chorus, Mixed Chorus. CATHERINE GUILBEAU F.T.A., Convention; Key Club Convention; Debate, Centenary Tournament; Press Club, Society Editor; Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, McNeese District Festival, State Festival; 4-H, Achievement Day; Parish Day Government '63, '65; United Nations Tour; Thespians, Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival; 2 Dramatic Productions; Annual Staff; Bulldettes, Marching Squad, Snare Drummer, Parliamentarian, Powder Puff Games. SHELIA GUY Bulldettes, Marching Squad, Majorette, Sergeant-at-Arms, Powder Puff Games, U.S.L. Twirling Festival; Debate, Centenary, McNeese, L.S.U. Tournaments; Thespians, Honor Thespian, Dramatic Productions, McNeese Speech Festival, Verse Choir; F.B.L.A.; F.T.A.; Annual Staff; Mixed Chorus, McNeese Music Festival; Student Council Fair Queen Contest; 4-H, Achievement Days, Recreation Leader, Chronicle Staff, Typist. 138 Eagerly Look Forward to Future SHEILA HANLEY L.S.U. Band Day, U.S.L. Marching Festival, McNeese, Marching Festival, Mc-Neese Music Festival; U.S.L. Literary Rally; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; 4-H. SHIRLEY HANVY Beta Club; F.B.L. A.; 4-H; Thespians; Press Club; F.H.A.; Bulldettes, Powder Puff Football Game, Snare, Bass Drummer; Freshman Basketball; 1 dramatic probuc-tion; Science Club. MIKE HAWTHORN 4-H; J Club, Football; Basketball; Track; Thespians, Dramatic Productions; Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival; Mixed Chorus, McNeese Music Festival; French Club; Science Club. JOY HILBUN 4-H; F.H.A.; Press Club, News Editor; U.S.L. Literary Rally; L.S.U. Literary Rally; Verse Choir; Thespians, Backstage, 4 dramatic Productions; McNeese Speech Festival; Beta Club; L.S.U. Leadership Conference; Annual Staff, Annual Award, Business Manager; Band, Librarian, Recording Secretary, Reporter, Drum Major, Band Captain, Band Council President, McNeese Clinic Band, McNeese Concert FestivaL McNeese Marching Festival, U.S.L. Marching Festival, L.M.E.A. Solo and Ensemble Festival, Jeff Davis Parish Select Band, L.S.U. Band Day, McNeese Band Day, John Philip Sousa Award, Drum Major Award. 139 Seniors Recall Exciting Memories LOWELL HINCHEE F.F.A., Secretary, Parliamentary Law Team, Dairy Judging Team, Soil Judging Team, Student Council Representative, Bankers Farm Clinic; 4-H; Track; J Club. DWAIN ISTRE Beta Club, Vice-President; J Club, President, Secretary; Key Club, Student Council Representative; 4-H; Track, U.S.L. Relays, Regional and State Meets; Football, Most Valuable Back Award; Basketball; Most Athletic ; F.T.A.; Who’s Who Nominee ; Freshman Class President; Sophomore Class President; Safety Council; Typing Award. JAMIE JACKSON Football; Basketball; Track; J Club; Key Club; Beta Club; Science Club; Safety Council, Vice-President; Thespians, 4 Dramatic Productions; Debate, McNeese Speech Festival, Centenary and L.S.U. Tournaments, Tournament of Champions, Extemp., Public Debate, Debate Award, Verse Choir; Library Club; 4-H; United Nations Tour, State and National Chieftain; Parish Day Government, Police Juror. LARRY JURLS F.F.A.; Verse Choir; Mixed Chorus, McNeese District Music Festival, McNeese State Music FestivaL MO from Their High School Years RANDY KEETH J Club; Beta Club; 4-H, Junior Vice-President; Key Club; Safety Club; Annual Staff; Football; Track; Basketball; Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival; Mixed Chorus, Male Chorus, McNeese Music Festival, State Music Festival; Graduation Usher; United Nations Tour, Bus Song Leader, National Tour Song Leader. KENNY KENNEDY Football; J Club; Safety Council; Science Club; 4-H; Track. BENTON LACKEY Freshman Football; Football Manager; J Club; Key Club, Secretary, Convention; F.T.A., Vice-President; Thespians, Honor Thespian, Verse Choir, 11 Dramatic Productions, McNeese Speech Festival; President; Safety Council, Secretary; Student Council; 4-H; I.A.O.A. Rally; L.S.U. State Debate Rally; Tournament of Champions; Who's Who Nominee”; Sr. Class President; Jr. Class President; Pelican Boys' State, Senator, Counselor; Elks' Leadership Contest Winner; L.S.U. Leadership Conference, Dramatics; Best Speech Student. Seniors Are Honored SYLVIA LAVERGNE 4-H; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A., Bulldettes; Marching Squad. LARSON LEBLANC Basketball, Basketball Award, Track; Football; J Club; F.F.A., Treasurer, Officers Training Camp, Bankers Clinic, McNeese and U.S.L. Federation Day; Mixed Chorus, McNeese District Festival, McNeese State Festival. JOHN LEE J Club; Football; Track; French Club; Mixed Chorus, McNeese State and District Festival; Driving Rodeo. 142 at Senior Assembly May 23 GERALDINE LEJEUNE F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; Beta Club; Mixed Chorus, McNeese Music Festival; Jr. 4-H, Achievement Day. RONNIE LEJEUNE F.F.A., Parliamentarian, District Parliamentary Law Contest, McNeese Federation Day Meat Judging, Bankers Clinic, U.S.L. Officers Training Camp Federation Day Meat Judging; 4-H. RODNEY LEJEUNE F.F.A., Farm Mechanics Award; French Club; 4-H. STEVE LONGENBAUGH Band, U.S.L. Marching Festival, L.S.U. Band Day, L.M.E.A. McNeese Concert and Marching Festivals, McNeese Solo and Ensemble Festival; F.F.A. 43 Commencement, May 30— CAROL LOPEZ 4-H; Bulldettes, Cheering Squad, Cheering Squad Drill Sergeant, Powder Puff Football Games, Secretary; F.B.L.A., Reporter; F.H.A., Vice-President, Secretary; Mixed Chorus, McNeese Music Festival; Beta Club. DERWIN LOPEZ Science Club; 4-H. VICKI Me FARLAIN F.H.A., Student Council Representative, Jr. Degree; Bulldettes, Marching Squad, Powder Puff Football Games; 4-H, Secretary, Achievement Day, Alternate Delegate to Parish 4-H Executive Council; Chronicle Staff, Society Editor, Staff Columnist, Typist; McNeese Speech Rallies; Verse Choir; 6 Dramatic Productions; F.T.A., Fair Queen Representative; Key Club Sweetheart, Convention; Safety Council; Beta Club; Senior Class Business Manager; Annual Staff, Advertising, Co-editor of Calendar of Events; Parish Day Government, Caucus Member. HARRIET McLEAN F.H.A.; Beta Club; F.B.L.A.; Verse Choir; Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Trio, Girls' Ensemble, McNeese District Music Festival, McNeese State Music Festival; Dramatic Production; Girls' Track Team. U4 A Night of Triumph and Sadness DOUGLAS MILLER Football; Track; F.T.A.; Science Club; Safety Council, President; J” Club; Library Club; Verse Choir; 4-H. LINDSEY MILLER F.B.L.A.; F.H.A., Fair Queen Representative, Photographer; 4-H, Parish Queen Contestant; Fair Queen Contestant. ROGER MILLER Football; Basketball; Track; Thespians, McNeese Speech Rally, 4 Dramatic Productions; 4-H; Science Club; Safety Council; United Nations Tour; Golf team. MITCHELL MONIC Beta Club; J Club; F.F.A.; Track, Javelin School Record. us Seniors Exchange Cards MARTHA MORGAN Bulldettes, Snare Drummer, Powder Puff Games, Fair Queen Representative; Thespians, Dramatic Production; Mixed Chorus, McNeese Music Festival, McNeese State Music Festival; Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival; 4-H; F H A ; F B L.A. BEATRICE MURRAY 4-H; F.H.A. LINDA NEAL 4-H; F.H.A., Song Leader; Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, McNeese Music Festival, McNeese State FestivaL MARILYN NEELY Basketball; Bulldettes, Marching Squad, Flagbearer, Powder Puff Football Games; Beta Club; F.T.A.; 4-H; Chronicle Staff, Co-Sports Editor; Annual Staff; Thespians; Graduation Usher; Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Rallies; Literary Rallies, U.S.L., L.S.U.; English Award; Bookkeeping Award. 146 in the Halls LOGAN NICHOLS Football; Key Club, Convention; J” Club; Thespians, McNeese Speech Festival, 4 Dramatic Productions; Safety Council, Conventions; Centenary Debate Tournament; Golf Team; French Club; Parish Day Government. VERA OLDS F.B.L.A., Student Council Representative; Beta Club; F.H.A., Girl of the Year Award; Mixed Chorus, McNeese Music Festival; Annual Staff; 4-H; Home Economics Award. PEGGY PARKER Chronicle Staff; Press Club, Editor, Press Club Award; Beta Club, Secretary; F.B. L.A., District Convention, Spelling Contest; F.T.A.; Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, McNeese District and State Music Festivals; Bulldettes, Marching Squad, Powder Puff Football; Graduation Usher; U.S.L. Literary Rallies, World History, English IV Composition; L.S.U. Leadership Conference, Journalism; Annual Staff; Pelican Girls' State Alternate. ’66 Seniors Are First ROSE PEPPER Beta Club; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A., Vice-President, District Meeting; 4-H; Annual Staff; F.F.A. Maid, Sweetheart, Parish F.F.A. Queen's Contest Second Maid; U.S.L. Literary Rally; Bulldettes; Verse Choir; Fair Queen Contestant; One Dramatic Production. SUSAN PETERS Annual Staff; Beta Club; Varsity Cheerleader, Baton Rouge High Cheerleader Clinic Northwestern State College Cheerleader Clinic; Graduation Usher; F.B.L.A.; L.S.U. Leadership Conference, Journalism; Volleyball, McNeese Play Day; Verse Choir; Press Club, Press Club Award; Bulldettes, Powder Puff Football; Bulldog Chronicle Co-Editor, Chronicle Staff Award. RICHARD PICKETT Band, McNeese Marching Festival; 4-H; One Dramatic Production. BUTCH POOLE J Club; Key Club; 4-H; Beta Club; Track, Regional Meet, Southwestern Relays; Football, Most Valuable Lineman , All-Southwest, All-State, All-District. 48 to Be Honored with 2 Proms KAREN PORTIE F.T.A., Convention; F.B.L.A., Treasurer, Convention; F.H.A.; 4-H;McNeese Music Festival; Thespians, Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival; Volleyball, McNeese Playday; Basketball Manager; Press Club; Annual Staff; Bulldettes, Marching Squad, Powder Puff Football. JACKIE PRATHER Girls' Track Team; F.B.L.A.; Verse Choir; Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, McNeese District Festival, McNeese State Festival. MARY BETH PRECHT Graduation Usher; Bulldettes, Marching Squad, Parliamentarian; F.T.A.; 4-H; F.H.A., Vice-President, President; Mixed Chorus. GINGER PRYOR 4-H; Press Club; Bulldettes, Cheering Squad, Drill Sergeant; Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, McNeese Music Festival, McNeese State Music Festival; F.B.L.A., U.S.L. Literary Rally; Beta Club. 1 49 Senior Class of ’66 STEVE RACCA 4-H, Treasurer, Vice-President, President, General Livestock Law Team, General Livestock Team, State Farmers Degree; Safety Council; Library Club; 1 Dramatic Production; Freshman Football. CARLA REED F.H.A.; 4-H; Beta Club; Bulldettes; Verse Choir; Mixed Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, McNeese District Music Festival, McNeese State Festival. RICHARD REED Science Club, Treasurer; Safety Council; 5 Dramatic Productions; Mixed Chorus, McNeese District Music Festival, McNeese State Music Festival. DOYLE REEVES F.T.A.; Safety Council; 4-H; Key Club; J Club, Treasurer; Beta Club, President; Football, Sportsmanship Award; Track, U.S.L. Relays, Regional Meet, State Meet; United Nations Tour; Who's Who Nominee; Most Handsome ; J.H.S. Heartthrob . 150 Leaves Its Mark at JHS BONNIE REYNOLDS Tennessee Elizabethton High: 4-H; Spanish Club; F.H.A.; J.H.S.: F.B.L.A.; F.T.A.; Mixed Chorus, McNeese Music Festival, McNeese State Festival, Girls' Ensemble, Girls' Chorus. DIANNA RICHARD Varsity Cheerleader, Cheerleader Award; Homecoming Court; Thespians, Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival; Basketball; Volleyball, McNeese Playday; 4-H; Jeff Davis Fair Princess; Mixed Chorus, McNeese State Music Festival; Safety Council; Student Council; Jr. Fair Queen's Contest Finalist; Library Club; Bull-dettes, Powder Puff Football. JUDY RICHERT Library Club, Parliamentarian, Secretary; Mixed Chorus, McNeese Music Festival; Bulldettes, Marching Squad, President, Powder Puff Football; F.T.A., Secretary, Convention; French Club; Thespians, Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival; Beta Club; Junior Class Favorite; Pelican Girls' State; Graduation Usher; Homecoming Court; Public Oratory Contest; Centenary Rally, Interp.; Press Club; Annual Staff; Prom Queen. SUE RINE Band, Second Lieutenant, Band Council, McNeese Music and Marching Festivals, Majorette, Jeff Davis Parish Select Band, U.S.L. Twirling Festival; Pelican Girls' State; French Club; Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival; Graduation Usher; U.S.L. and McNeese Literary Rallies; Bulldettes; Thespians; Beta Club; Math Award. 151 Seniors Depart from Halls STAN ROBERTSON Basketball; J Club. ADRIAN H. ROBINSON Golf Team, U.S.L. Playday; F.F.A. KENNETH ROY Band, McNeese Concert and Marching Festivals; French Club, President; U.S.L. Foreign Language Festival. of JHS for Last Time CATHY SENNETT F.H.A.; Beta Club; Library Club; Thespians; Dramatic Productions, Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival. CHIP SHIRLEY Student Council, Reporter, Vice-President. President; Beta Club, Treasurer; Key Club, Board of Directors, Vice-President; J Club; Football, Honorary Team Captain, Second Team All-District, Scholastic Award; Basketball; Tennis, District Champion 4 years, State Mixed Doubles Champion; Junior Class Vice-President; U.S.L. Rally, Chemistry; Essay Contest, Second Place; N.E.D.T. Certificate of Educational Development; Who's Who , Best Dressed ; Most Likely to Succeed ; Salutatorian; American Legion Award. KENNETH SHOATS F.F.A., Bankers’ Clinic, Shortcourse, Chicago International Livestock Show; Football; Basketball; Track; 4-H; Mixed Chorus; Band; Science Club. HARRIET SHULTZ Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Vice-President; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Soloist; McNeese Speech Festivals, Interp., Verse Choir; Thespians, 5 Dramatic Productions; 4-H; F.T.A., Convention; Press Club Society Editor; Annual Staff; Volleyball, McNeese Playday; Basketball Manager; Bulldettes. President, Vice-President, Presiding Secretary, Head Drill Sergeant, Powder Puff Football; United Nations Tour; Graduation Usher; Safety Council; McNeese Music Festivals, Tech. Music Scholarship; Best Dressed Girl ; Pep Squad Sweetheart; Zigler Foundation Vocalist Award. 153 The Noontide HENRIETTA SITTIG Mixed Chorus; F.H.A.; Bulldettes, Cheering Squad, Powder Puff Football; Verse Choir; Volleyball; 4-H; Safety Council; Library Club. ANNE SMALLWOOD F.H.A.; Mixed Chorus. DAVID SMALLWOOD Mixed Chorus. JERRY SMITH Track; Basketball; Football; J Club; Key Club, Convention; Safety Council, Reporter; 4-H; Beta Club; Honor Thespian, Thespians McNeese Speech Festival, 7 Dramatic Productions; Verse Choir; Pelican Boys' State Delegate. I 54 Is Upon Us ALTA SOLLAY Library Club; Bulldettes, Powder Puff Football Game; French Club; F.H.A.; F.B. L.A., Current Events Team, District Winners, Convention; Thespians; Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival; L.S.U. Debate Tournament, U.S.L. Debate Tournament; Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Girls Ensemble, McNeese Music Festival, State Music Festival; Annual Staff. VAUGHAN STAGG Student Council; Annual Staff, Sports Editor; Chronicle Staff, Club Editor; Beta Club; Thespians, Treasurer, Honor Thespian, Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival, 9 Dramatic Productions, Speech Award; F.T.A.; F.B.L.A., Current Events Team, District Winners, Convention; Key Club, Convention; Safety Council; Junior Class Favorite; Most Humorous ; Parish Day Government; Pelican Boys’ State; L.S.U. Leadership Conference. JEANETTE ST. AMANT Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Girls Ensemble, McNeese District Festival, McNeese State Festival; Verse Choir. 155 Our Half-Waking Has Turned, LINDA STEWART Beta Club; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; Bulldettes, Marching and Cheering. VICKIE TAUZIN Bulldettes. Marching. Head Drummer, Powderpuff Games; F.H.A.; F.T.A., president, Convention; 4-H; Co-editor of the Yearbook; Thespians, Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival, 3 dramatic productions; Beta Club; L.S.U. Leadership Conference; U.S.L. Literary Rallies, Typing 5th, World History 4th; L.S.U. Literary Rally; D.A.R. Award; American Legion Award; Who’s Who. DEANNA THERIOT Bulldettes. Powderpuff Games, Cheering and Marching; F.B.L.A.; Beta Club; F.H.A.; Jr. and Sr. 4-H; Verse Choir. McNeese Speech Festival; Library Club. RICHARD THERIOT Football; J Club; Beta Club; Thespians, Best Thespian, Honor Thespian, Vice-President, McNeese Speech Festival, Verse Choir, Centenary Speech Festival; Parish Day Government; Track, Regional Meet; Student Council; F.T.A.; Safety Council; Freshman Class Vice-President; Key Club, Treasurer, Convention; French Club; Most Outstanding Trackman Award; Best Actor; Most Popular Boy ; Who’s Who Nominee. 156 Has Turned to Fuller Day JOHN TOUPS Science Club; French Club; Key Club; F.T.A., Treasurer; Beta Club; Thespians, Rally Play, Verse Choir, 5 Dramatic Productions; Most Intelligent Boy ; National Merit Scholarship; N.S.F. Summer Math Training Program at U.S.L.; McNeese Literary Rally, General Science; U.S.L. Literary Rallies, Biology, 2nd, Physics, Trigonometry; State Literary Rally, Biology; N.E.D.T. Certificates of Educational Development; Pelican Boys' State Delegate; Literary Club Essay, 3rd Place, Science Award; English Award. CAROLYN TRAHAN F.H.A.; Beta Club; Mixed Chorus, McNeese Chorus Festival; F.T.A., Convention; F.B.L.A., District and State Conventions, Current Events Team; Press Club, Club News Editor; Annual Staff, Classes Editor; French Club, Chaplain; McNeese and U.S.L. Literary Rallies, English Grammar I-IV, 1st in English Grammar III; L.S.U. State Rally; Basketball; Volleyball, McNeese and U.S.L. Playdays; Bull-dettes, Marching Squad, Powder Puff Football; N.E.D.T. Certificates of Educational Development; Bookkeeping Award; Shorthand Award. THERESA TRAHAN F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, McNeese Music Festival, McNeese State Music Festival; Volleyball; 4-H; French Club. And, We BARBARA TUTHILL Bulldettes, Marching Squad, Powder Puff Football; Press Club; 4-H, Jeff Davis Parish Senior Fair Queen Representative; Mixed Chorus, McNeese Music Festival; F.B.L.A.; Safety Club; Beta Club. JOHN VALENTI Band, McNeese Marching and Concert Festivals, U.S.L. Marching Festival, Jeff Davis Parish Select Band, McNeese Solo and Ensemble Festival, L.S.U. Band Day; F.B.L.A. JONNYE VANCE Football; Track; J Club; Key Club; French Club; Safety Council, Convention; Graduation Usher. 158 Must Part.” SANDRA WILLIAMS Bulldettes, Powder Puff Game; Press Club; F.H.A.; 4-H; F.B.L.A.; Library Club. BECKY WOLFE Beta Club; Tennis, McNeese Playday; Basketball; Band, McNeese and U.S.L. Marching Festival, McNeese and L.S.U. Band Day, McNeese Concert Festival, L.M.E.A. Solo - Ensemble Festival; Shorthand Award. KENNETH YOUNG Football; Track; F.F.A., Meat Judging at McNeese and U.S.L. Federation Days. 159 Seniors Draw Closer ABOVE: A group of seniors met before school in Mrs. Keeth's room to discuss ideas for the senior motto. ABOVE: Mrs. Keeth watches as Derwin Lopez does his homework near the end of second hour English IV. ABOVE: Randy Keeth and Jerry Smith, two seniors, labor over their experiment. Many seniors take chemistry to prepare themselves for college. ABOVE: Philip LaCour, Judy Richert, and Beth Precht exchange senior class cards shortly after the invitations were issued. LEFT: Voting on senior favorites is a very important event, especially for seniors. FRONT ROW: Barbara Tuthill, Peggy Parker, and Fred Brantley. BACK ROW: Russell Babineaux, Kenny Kennedy, and Susan Peters. 160 in Last Year of High School Life With the announcement that there was to be a special class meeting to order invitations, the seniors finally realized that they would soon be the ones in caps and gowns. A committee had met at 7:30 to select a few styles of invitations to be voted on by the class. LEFT: Wednesday night at T-Boy Arnaudet's house, the night before the Homecoming Parade, by 10:00 P.M. the seniors had decorated half of the car and the trunk. RIGHT: At 3:45 P.M. Thursday, the seniors put the last flower on the car. This combined effort of work and play produced the winning class car in the Homecoming Parade. BELOW: The new officers of pep squad, elected during the last meeting of the year, decided to hold a going out” initiation for the seniors. This kan-kan was enjoyed as much by the dancers as it was by the rest of the Bulldettes. On Career Day, Terry Burger remained after a lecture to talk with Archie Fontenot about the advantages of becoming an X-ray technologist. 161 Juniors Must Junior class officers elected for the year 1965-66 are: David Marcantel, president; Paul Leonard, vice-president; Betty Ann Hoag, secretary; and Connie Pizzolatto, treasurer. A good class needs good leaders. The Junior Class officers of 1965-66 proved to be just that. They skillfully guided their classmates through decision after decision. One of their money-making projects included the benefit barbeque, held on January 16. Planning and carrying out these projects required hard work. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom summed up their combined efforts. The Junior class met at Linda Hanks’ house on Wednesday, November 3, the eve of the homecoming parade, in order to add the finishing touches to their car. A very important phase of decorating a car is making the flowers and deciding upon a theme for the car. This year the juniors made a miniature wishing well to support their theme, Drown the Dragons. It was heartily agreed that the car reflected the juniors' hard work. 162 Face a Big Responsibility Ouida Abel John Adams Flo Arceneaux Linda Ardoin Bill Bearden Velma Benoit Phyllis Berlinger Gerald Bertrand Sharon Billodeaux Sidney Bowman Kirk Briggs Barbara Broussard Christine Broussard Donald Broussard Yvette Broussard Joyce Butson Gary Caldwell Gus Catsulis 163 Excitement Increases as End of School and Charlene Clemons Marian Clement Margaret Coles Brenda Comeaux Carol Cormier Donna Cormier James Cormier Steve Cormier Sylvia Darbonne Robert Dasch Sharon Davis Working at their study hall table, juniors, Paula Menard, Ray Lavergne, and Richard Ingalls, make last minute preparations for their next class and then start on the next day's assignments. 164 Arrival of Class Rings Approach Juanita Deaville Louella Deshotel Inquiring about different kinds of class rings is a part of every student's junior year. Betty Ann Hoag admires Susan Peters' ring as Dee Dee Henry asks Sandra Breaux about hers. Beverly Doucet i Linda Doucet Michael Doucet Nolan Doucet Lawrence Foley 165 Cynthia Faulk Marlene Firestone Dale Fontenot Geraldine Fontenot Eager Juniors Look to Seniors Glenn Fontenot Mary Frances Ford Betty Gary Tim Gann Jack Garrett Walter Gary Sybil Gauthier Brenda Gotreaux Judi Granger Bobbie Guidry Andrew Guinn Donnie Gullett Linda Hanks Allen Hardy Eula Hebert 166 for Bits of Advice Michael Hebert Pam Hebert Patrick Hebert Diedra Henry Betty Ann Hoag Connie Hormell Charles Houssiere Laura Howard Kay Huber Douglas Humbarger Eva Hunt Richard Ingalls Robert Johnson Sherry Johnson Karen Jones Tommy Kilpatrick Ray Lavergne Patricia LeBlanc 167 Juniors Net a Profit of $902 Bruce Lee Donald Lejeune The traditional bar-b-que held by the Junior Class to raise money for the Junior-Senior prom and banquet was on January 16. Lion Club members and the first Junior Class shift arrived at nine o'clock to begin preparing the food and hall. Gloria Lejeune Jimmy Lejeune Paul Leonard Ronnie Liles Billy Longman Brenda Manuel David Marcantel Danny Matte Ronald Matthews Patricia Mayfield 168 by Selling Bar-b-que Tickets Douglas McMillan Keith McNabb Paula Menard Mike Miers Charlene Miller Jane Miller Carol Sue Milner Larry Minter Karl Monger Shirah Moore Betty Mouton Aline Myers Because juniors realize that the time for making important decisions is drawing near, they often find time in their busy schedules to talk to their teachers about their future plans. Mrs. Carter advises Pat Sabatier, an English III student, about some of the books she might read in preparation for college. 169 The Seniors Have Left, John Papillon Beverly Parks Leanna Myers Marie Myers Paula Nelson Carmen Parsons Verna Pierce Donald Rine Karin Robichaux Nolan Romine Janie Richert 170 but the Long Awaited Day Seems Empty Joyce Roy Ronald Roy Ronnie Roy Cheryl Royer James Sabatier it Pat Sabatier Cynthia Sackett Helen Sawyer Barry Shirley Raymond Sisk Eva Sonnier Robert Sonnier Gerald St. Amant Marilyn Stewart Linda Sittig Charlene Smith Arthur Sneed Cynthia Sonnier Thomas Stockwell Donette Woodruff Shirley Babineaux Juniors, Upperclassmen of ’66, Russell Touchet Carl Trahan Sandra Trahan Pamela Valdetero Ray Vizina Linda Welborn Chuck Weldon Nancy Williams X -I Dianne Young Iris Harrington Junior class officers, Betty Ann Hoag, David Marcantel, and Connie Pizzolatto, explain to the class members the methods they will use in selling the bar-b-que tickets. 172 Become Seniors, Top Classmen of ’67 ABOVE: Betty Ann Hoag, Connie Pizzolatto, Paul Leonard, David Marcantel, Linda Hanks, and Mrs. Gaudet hold a special meeting to discuss plans for the prom. ABOVE: Sharon Davis and Bobbie Guidry select crepe paper to use as decoration for the prom. ABOVE: Two junior basketball players, Gloria Le-Jeune and Jane Miller, try to sell some candy to Larry Minter and Doug McMillan during a basketball tournament. ABOVE: Eight junior boys received football jackets this year. FIRST ROW: Bill Bearden, Chuck Weldon, Gary Reed, A. J. Hardy. SECOND ROW: Barry Shirley, Richard Ingalls. Boys not pictured: Johnny Adams and David Marcantel. LEFT: Ring day!! Juniors carefully choose their class rings. Spirited Sophomores Excel in Academics The sophomore officers for the 1965-66 school year are Daryl Newman, president; Darrell Landry, vice-president; and Becky Berkeley, secretary-treasurer. The sophomores returned to J.H.S. with much assurance. They have grown accustomed to the hectic life of a high school student which confronted them as freshmen. The whirlwind of freshman activities are pleasant memories, and their junior and senior years are eagerly awaited. The sophomore class president, Daryl Newman, wears the spirit jersey the sophs won at the first Homecoming pep rally while he talks with Drue Seefeld and David LeGros. 174 and in Extracurricular Activities Ww aOiM Charlotte Albright Linda Tyrone Arceneaux Armenter Diana Linda Brenda Babineaux Baker Benoit fit James Benoit Ronald Becky Benoit Berkeley Jo Anne Glen Mike Berlinger Bertrand Bertrand David Judy Rod Breaux Breaux Breaux Julie Bowers Betty Breaux Bethel Boudreaux Sherry Broussard Butch Brunt Martha Buller Susan Harvey John Burger Campbell Canik Determined Sophomores Face Remaining Alvin Daigle Don Daigle John Pat Danny Darbonne Deaville Delome David Donald Oran Doucet Saundra Duhon Don Louis Philip Deshotel Deshotel Devall Betty Dupont Chris Dupont Sandra Dupont Wayne Dupre Lois Evans Carolyn Fontenot Laurice Gloria Roger Fontenot Fruge Fontenot Glenn Stephanie Ted Gary Gary Gary Every year a few sophomore boys are voted into Key Club. Dick Lestage, David Donald, and Darrell Landry perform a traditional task of first year Key Clubbers. 176 Two Years with Enthusiasm Sherry 1 James Larry Gill Green Guidry Mike Guidry Aubrey Guilbeau Carol Hanvy Behind the scenes workers are often those who make or break a play. Sophomores. Alice Stagg and Lois Williams, painstakingly make up actors, one of whom is fellow-sophomore Butch Brunt, for the play THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK. Ronnie Hebert Delores Hilbun Genee Hine Angie Hebert Phyllis Hebert Gail Marie Karla Linda Bernette Alice Janice Jardell Jones Kershaw LaBouve Lackey 177 Eager to Advance, Sophomores Ramona Hilton Landry LaSage Linda LeBleu Charlee Lacour Cindy Landry Darrell Landry Jw f} 9 Steve Jennifer Rebecca Lee Leger LeGros Loretta Margie Pamela Lejeune Lejeune Lejeune Darrell Harold Joey Lopez Lopez Lopez Carlton Donna Katherine Lejeune Lejeune Lejeune Brenda Dick Cheryl LeLeaux Lestage Locklear Robert Lopez Pat Loughlin Nancy Marcantel Wanette Janice Marcantel Martin Jerry McNeal Paul Debbie Doreen Meredith Miller Miller 178 Accept Every Available Opportunity Gerald Miller } Glenda Gwin Miller Miller Barbara Myers Robert Myers Daryl Newman Billy Dan Janice Moore Morrish Moseley Roger Genny Carol Newman Nichols Pavlu Betty Pepper Cathy Pickett Rodney Ravey Jerry Richard Ronnie Riley Sharon Robert k Justin Katherine Rita Rougelot Rutledge Rutledge Drue Johnny Robert Seefeld Segura Segura Becky Sandra Marilyn Reynolds St. Germain Sawyer Richard Sexton Jimmy Shell Nancy Shultz 179 Sophomores Are Versatile from Fluffing Deidre Sisk Barbara Suzanne Smith Smith Cynthia Newton Peggy Stagg Strickler Strickler Walter Rose Alice Smith Sonnier Stagg Frank Ray Randy Suire Suire Taylor Jodie Theriot Kathy Thibodeaux Daniel Touchet Clifton Trahan Laura Trahan Paula Trahan Sheila Debbie Lois Veronie Walker Williams Biology usually proves to be one of the most interesting subjects sophomores can take. Ronnie Riley, Justin Rougelot, and Johnny Segura learn to use the microscope in one of their experiments. 180 Flowers to Playing Football The sophomores worked diligently at the Berkeley's to decorate a car for Homecoming and they were rewarded for their efforts by tieing with the freshmen for second place. A large part of any student's time is spent in the hall talking with friends. Glenda Miller and Charlotte Albright do just that as they walk out of study hall to their next hour class. After much hard work, four sophomore boys made the varsity football team. They are Rod Breaux, Billy Moore, Johnny Segura, and Pookie' Green. Laura Trahan, Janice Moseley, and Delores Hilbun, a few band students, play along with the rest of the group as they rehearse for festival. 181 Yes, again J.H.S. sees new faces. They are typical freshmen in their astonishment and bewilderment in the confusing halls of J.H.S. Freshmen face all the exciting activities of high school life. Yet, they must also realize that these next years of their lives must mold their characters into the men and women of the world. They may be only freshmen, but already they are beginning to think about their future years in high school. Freshmen OFFICERS: Penny Williams, vice-president; Theresa Richert, presi' dent; Rhonda Holston, secretary. After the freshmen have adjusted to the new routine, one of the first things they learn is the importance of their lunch hour. On any day at noon, you can find practically any freshman boy in the north part of the building with his friends. Darrell Miller, Shelton Hunte, Glenn Fontenot, and Terry Prather relax during their free time. 182 Number 206 Cathy Abel Carol Ann Abel Sheila Aguillard Doug Andrus Melvin Ardoin Roy Ardoin William Baronet Randall Benoit Roy Benoit Sherrell Bergeron Artie Berry Tommy Biddick Milton Billodeaux Rodney Blackwell Judy Boudreaux Steven Boyd Jimmy Brantley Krista Breaux Timothy Briggs Carolyn Brister Bonita Sue Broussard Cynthia Broussard Darrell Broussard Jeanelle Broussard Mary Broussard Thelma Broussard Minnie Brown Frederick Brunt Janet Cahill Mary Ann Caraway Kathleen Carruth Kenneth Clement Wanda Clement Michael Cloud Beverly Coles Gaynell Comeaux Greg Cooper Connie Cormier Dorothy Cormier Lonnie Cormier Martha Cormier Robert Cormier 183 A big step into a big school and the most likely thing to find is a lost freshman. Sophomore Alice Lackey points the way to the Home Ec. department for newcomer Penny Williams. Sue Cormier Freida Daigle Huey Daigle Beverly Darbonne Debra Dash Harry Davis Karli Dees Diane Doherty Janice Doherty Angela Doucet Richard Ducharme Deborah Duhon A New Year and Billy Duncan Elbert Dupont Jane Ellisor Cline Esthay Kenneth Esthay Mike Folse Faye Fontenot Glenn Fontenot Howard Fontenot Jackie Fontenot Jerry Fontenot Marilyn Fontenot Michael Fontenot Randall Fontenot Richard Fontenot Ronald Fontenot Shelia Fontenot Mickey Freyou 184 a New Way of Life Roxanne Freyou Gloria Fuselier Barbara Gary Elverine Gary Terry Gaudet J. W. Gotreaux Jennifer Green Connie Guidry Steve Guidry Peter Guinn Danny Hanks Richard Hanley James Hanvy Pat Hardy Deborah Hebert Patricia Hebert Steve Hebert Vickie Hebert Brent Heichelheim Patrick Herrington Sammy Hickman Dane Hine Martha Hoag Rhonda Holston Nancy Horne John Howard Shelton Hunte Christopher Johnson Donna Jones Jessie Kelly This year the freshmen really went all out in decorating a car for our Homecoming parade. In the Racca's bam. they put the finishing touches on the car as the dragon awaits his fate at the guillotine. Freshmen tied for second place. 185 William LaBouve Carolyn LaCombe Maxwell Laidlaw Katherine Landry Jean Langley Ivy Lanthier Vina Lanthier Cynthia Lee Belinda Leger Linda Leger Brenda Lejeune Jo Ann Lejeune Roger Lejeune Robert Leonard Susan Mack Rebecca McFarlain George Manuel Joseph Manuel Lee Manuel Mike Manuel David Medus Darrell Miller Gail Miller Mike Miller Many Adjustments Must Be Val Miller Jerry Milner Patricia Moore Eddie Murray Linda Murray Jo Etta Munkres Nancy Myers Paulette Myers Sherry Myers Craig Newman Sue Newman Karen Nichols Martha Norwig Linda Olds Deborah Patterson Jackie Peloquin Mary Beth Pickett Mike Pizzolatto 186 Charlotte Prather Terry Prather Susan Precht David Pulver Donna Racca Janie Racca Keith Reed A. B. Richard Murphy Richard Joel Richert Theresa Richert Lyle Romero Keith Roy Barbara Royer Brenda Rutledge Geraldine Ryder William Sabatier Ray St. Germain Wesley Says Deborah Schnee Frankie Segura Cyrus Seilhan Danny Shell Jack Shirley Made in the First Year Mike Simar Gareth Simmons Dora Sittig Karen Smith Terry Smith William Sonnier Carol Spell Ronald Spell Anne Spurry Ginger Stagg Fredrick Stozle Ronnie Stout Mike Taylor Stephen Taylor Lynn Thibodeaux Dwayne Thrasher Bobby Timmons John Touchet 187 Linda Touchet Barbara Tracy Patricia Trahan Ronald Trahan William Van Cleave Donald Veronie Glennella Vidrine Edward Whaley Penny Williams David Wilson Emma Butson Roger Fuselier yf i . • liLik. Ji Wilma Guidry Ricky Hebert David LeGros ' Who Knows I ; FRESHMEN AND B-TEAM FIRST ROW: Peter Guinn, Danny Shell, Craig Newman, Gerald Crochet, Randy Taylor, Don Daigle, Huey Daigle, Ronald Trahan, Jerry Milner, Dwayne Thrasher, Jimmy Brantley, Steve Lee, Pat Loughlin. SECOND ROW: Randall Fontenot, Dick Lestage, Billy Moore, Carlton Lejeune, Glenn Gary, Johnny Darbonne, Robert Seguar, David LeGros, Ricky Hebert, Tommy Biddick, Daryl Newman, James Hanvy. THIRD ROW: Wesley Says, Drue Seefeld, Butch Brunt, Glenn Bertrand, Johnny Segura, Steve Boyd, Newton Strickler, David Donald, Rod Breaux, Darrell Landry, Wayne Dupre, Terry Gaudet, Bill Sabatier. 188 LEFT: At the Freshman Orientation on September 9, representatives from the school organizations speak to the freshmen on the requirements to join clubs. Chip Shirley, president of Student Council opens the program. What Lies Ahead?” Lockers and locks! How to open your locker once the lock is snapped shut puzzles many freshmen. Joel Richert helps forgetful Belinda Leger open her locker. RIGHT: During a Christmas Cheer unit, Mrs. Clifford's freshman girls make pretty gifts. Krista Breaux, Sheila Aguil-lard, Beverly Coles, Susan Precht, and Carol Able enjoy making bird cages for some friends. To the rushed freshmen, lunch is an enjoyable hour. Steve Hebert, Mike Miller, and Roy Ardoin continue their interesting conversation as they get their plates. The seven energetic girls who led our Bullpups to victory are Vickie Hebert, Faye Fontenot, Frankie Segura, Bonnie Broussard, Patti Moore, and substitue Gail Miller. 189 Parade What a conglomeration of students! It's a wonder anyone was able to get to the counter to buy refreshments during the basketball game. NOVEMBER 4 - Homecoming Parade 5 - Homecoming DeRidder Game 8 - Teacher Appreciation Week 9 - F.T.A. Assembly 11 - Parents’ Visitation Day 16 - Boys' BB - Welsh 18 - Boys' BB - Elton 19 - Oakdale game 22 - Teachers’ Convention 23 - Girls' BB - Welsh 30 - Christmas Parade Girls' BB - Iota AUGUST 24 - Get Annuals 27 - Annual Signing Party SEPTEMBER 1 - School starts 2 - Football Jamboree in Crowley 9 - Freshman Orientation Freshman Cheerleader tryouts Election of Key Club Sweethearts 10 - Hurricane Betsy Morgan City game cancelled 13 - Club Day 17 - Crowley Game 23 - Open House 24 - Eunice game First Chronicle sold 30 - Pep Squad Powder Puff Game OCTOBER 1 - Churchpoint game 4 - Club Day 5 - Tryouts for DIARY OF ANNE FRANK 6 - Navy test for Sr. boys Individual class pictures 7 - Girls’ BB tryouts 8 - Group pictures 12 - Homecoming nominations 13 - Homecoming election 14 - End of first six weeks Fair Queen's Contest 15 - Fair Day Bolton Game 22 - Opelousas Game 25 - Key Club Week 27 - Dedication of flag 29 - Westlake game DECEMBER 2 - End of second six weeks Girls’ BB - Goretti 4 - Band's Natchitoches trip 6 - Girls' BB - Kinder 9 - Girls' BB - Mt. Carmel 10 - Boys’ BB - Crowley Tournament DIARY OF ANNE FRANK 11 - DIARY OF ANNE FRANK 13 - Girls' BB - St. Edmund 14 - Boys' BB - Rayne 16 - Chorus Concert Elton Girls’ Tourney 17 - Opelousas Boys' Tourney Christmas Holidays 21 - Boys' BB - Rayne 30 - Jennings Tournament JANUARY 4 - Girls' and Boys' BB - Oakdale 7 - Parish Tournament Curious seniors Peggy Parker, Judy Richert, and Barbara Tuthill, just couldn't withhold their desire to see those precious diplomas. 192 _ Two senior officers, Benton Lackey and Charlotte Fremaux, pre' sented a bouquet of yellow sweetheart roses to Mrs. Keeth from the Senior Class at the Junior-Senior Banquet. of Events 11 - Girls' BB - St. Charles Boys' BB - Opelousas 20 - F.F.A. Queen Contest 21 - Eunice - Girls' and Boys' BB 26 - Midterm 27 - Boys’ and Girls' BB - Ville Platte 29 - Boys’ and Girls' BB - Oakdale FEBRUARY 1 - Girls' BB - Ville Platte Boys' BB - Westlake 3 - Girls' BB - St. Charles 4 - Boys' BB - DeRidder 8 - Girls' BB - Iota 9 - End fourth six weeks 11 - Boys' and Girls' BB - Opelousas 15 - Boys and Girls’ BB - Eunice 17 - Girls’ BB - Mt. Carmel 18 - Boys' BB - Ville Platte 24 - F.F.A. Banquet 26 - State Debate Tournament 28 - National Education Development Test for freshmen and sophomores MARCH 1 - National Merit Exam - juniors 4 - Centenary Speech Tournament 10 - Achievement Test 11 - F.B.L.A. Convention 18 - LIFE WITH FATHER APRIL 1 - Key Club Convention 3 - F.T.A. Convention 4 - Cheerleader tryouts 5 - Track Meet in Lake Charles Tennis - Lake Charles 6 - Cheerleader finals and voting 7 - Easter Assembly 12 - Parish Track Meet 14 - Communism Seminar 22 - End of fifth six weeks 28 - Teachers' Assembly 30 - Achievement Day 19 - U.S.L. Literary Rally Midland Track Meet 22 - Rayne Track Meet 26 - Crowley Track Meet 29 - Track Meet with Lake Charles, Oakdale, and Opelousas 31 - Career Day Excitement ran high Monday after dinner. All of the students were filling the auditorium, waiting for the moment when surprised Mr. Simmons would walk with Mr. Neely to the front. 193 MAY 3 - La. College Vocal Assembly Band Concert 7 - Jerry Simmons Day 9 - Mr. Simmons' Assembly 12 - Jr.-Sr. Banquet 13 - First Prom 14 - Second Prom 19 - Vocal Concert 20 - Speech Contest 23 - Sr. Assembly 25 - Science Assembly 26 - Seniors' last day 29 - Baccalaureate 30 - Graduation 31 - Finals start JUNE 1 - Last Day of School 3 - Report Cards Juniors get rings Peggie Billodeaux, Shirley Hanvey, Karen Portie, Catherine Guilbeau, Harriet Shultz, Sandra Broussard, and Sheila Guy sat on the ground in front of the stand of people to watch the Parish Fair Queen Contest. Harriet Shultz, Sandra Broussard, and Sheila Guy, illustrate the '66 senior symbol which was to twirl the index finger in a circular motion when something especially good happened. RIGHT: School spirit is displayed by the J.H.S. pennant that is on the bulletin board in Mrs. Cormier's room. ABOVE: Senior 4-H'er, Angela Hebert, is presenting a box of clothing to Virginia Monceaux to help families who lost their homes and clothes during Hurricane Betsy. ABOVE: To initiate freshman boys that join F.H.A., old F.H.A. members hold a Green Hand Day in which freshman members must do anything the old members tell them One of Dwayne Thrasher's jobs was to shine Walter Gary's shoes as Doug Humburger and Rodney Lejeune looked on. ABOVE: During National School Lunch Week, the cafeteria workers fixed an exhibit. The senior boys are getting their lunches. «► ■ 194 BELOW: Homecoming spirit in Jennings was displayed not only at J.H.S., but all over town. At Northside this cardboard football set between goal posts is an example. I LEFT: Cindy Landry, Mrs. Belair, and Peggie Billo-deaux fill a Thanksgiving basket that F.H.A. gave to a needy family. RIGHT: Connie Pizzolatto, Vaughan Stagg, Brenda Manuel, and Roger Miller, who all starred in the play THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, take a rest after a strenuous practice. BELOW: ... and the rain came down. So it was on graduation night until about 8:30 P.M. Everyone got their feet wet and even a little muddy, but the graduates were especially happy at having their commencement exercise at the stadium. LEFT: Logan Nichols, T-Boy Arnaudet, Mike Hawthorn, and Tubby Earl sell refreshments at a basketball game to make money for the Key Club. 195 ABOVE: Betty Ann Hoag presents Johnny Adams with a medal that he won at the Parish Track Meet. ABOVE: Dr. Harlie Bearden and Mr. Lawrence Theriot, two Kiwanian representatives, present Mrs. Gaudet with a check to finance the pep squad trip to Opelousas. ABOVE: The Literary Club essay subject was Should the Bombing in Vietnam Be Accelerated? First place winner was Shirley Baker with her essay Bombs Away.” Chip Shirley, right, was second place winner: Johnny Toups, left, honorable mention. ABOVE: The Rogues provided the entertainment at the victory dance after the Churchpoint game. ABOVE: The mixed chorus sings a selection at the Christmas school assembly. 196 ABOVE: Martha Rutledge won a free ticket to a foot- ABOVE: The Key Club boys held a cake sale one ball game by drawing the best poster for a contest Saturday afternoon to help finance the trip to sponsored by the cheerleaders. the convention in Biloxi. Bill Bearden, T-Boy Arnaudent, Robert Earl, and Kenny Goodreau have just sold a cake. ABOVE: Joel Richert, Pam Hebert, Judy Breaux, Helen Saw' yer, and Ricky Hebert collected toys to give to needy children as a 4-H Christmas project. ABOVE: Mayor Conner lectures some civics students on their government. ABOVE: Christine Hudson, on the snare drum, and Suzanne ABOVE: Fran Boudreaux and Benton Lackey, Smith on the bass drum, are trying out for drummers of the two debate students, do some research in the '66 pep squad. high school library. 197 This is one of our victory dances held after our victory over Churchpoint. The co-editors of THE BULLDOG CHRONICLE, Peggy Parker and Susan Peters, examine their dummy at the Lake Arthur Sun Time office where the paper is printed. LEFT: The Bulldog mascot, J , is watched by Huey Daigle and Danny Shell at one of the football games. These representatives from India, who came to the U.S. to find out more about our agricultural system, visited our 4-H Club at J.H.S. Catherine Guilbeau, Karen Portie, and Mr. Simmons are silhouetted in the front lobby as they decorate the windows shortly before Christmas. 198 ABOVE: These boys are playing basketball at the Jennings city park on a cold Saturday afternoon. BELOW: Let's all play ring-around-the-roses in Mrs. Carter's English III class. This is one of the ways Mrs. Carter keeps her class interested towards the close of day near the end of school. ABOVE: Our spirited cheerleaders lead the students in yells at the bonfire preceding our homecoming game. ABOVE: Pam Hebert (center) and Janie Richert (right) collect an egg in the F.T.A. Egg Sale. RIGHT: Lights please. Randy Taylor and Dan Morrish operated the lights in the play THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK. 199 ABOVE: These girls give a hearty hand clap after the Dogs score another point. LEFT: Margaret Braden accompanied soloists Harriet Shultz and Linda Neal at the Christmas concert. ABOVE: Mr. Jerry Brown is holding the first place trophy won at the District Speech Rally. ABOVE: Sweat Out a Victory Day. This day was celebrated by everyone’s wearing his Bulldog sweatshirt. Jack Shirley, Linda Olds, Cynthia Stagg, and Butch Brunt helped to make this day a success by wearing their sweatshirts. 200 ABOVE: Dwain Istre shows Coach McKinstry his All-tournament trophy that he got at the Crowley basketball tournament. RIGHT: At a Key Club meeting, Richard Theriot and T-Boy Arnaudet relate an incident that occurred at the Key Club Convention. ABOVE: Eli assists Betty Ann Hoag and Dianna Richard in preparation for the basketball game. ABOVE: First hour band meets to practice in the relaxed atmosphere of the new band room. ABOVE: Mr. Craig and Mrs. Gaudet supervise the stu dents as they take their achievement tests. 201 LEFT: Beta Club juniors, Flo Arceneaux and Linda Hanks, sell candy to Wanette Marcan-tel in the club’s annual money-making project. BELOW: What a mix-up in the lobby! The boys tried to take over the girls' customary place in the lobby during the lunch hour, but they didn't succeed. BELOW: Vinnie Day (Margaret Braden) inno cently watches as Mr. Clarence Day (Jerry Smith) prepares to loose one of his famous tantrums. ABOVE: One of the prettiest features of the prom was the moss-covered bridge the juniors worked so hard on. LEFT: Spectators watch an absorbing contest between Jennings and their opponents. 202 RIGHT: The night of the spring Band Con cert, three coveted awards were given. Marie Buller was given the Ziegler Band Award which is given to the runner-up of the John Philip Sousa Award. Joy Hilbun received the John Philip Sousa Award that is given to the most outstanding bandsman. Joy also received the Drum-major Award. The Majorette Award was given to Sue Rine. ABOVE: David Marcantel and . am Hebert, representing the 4-H club, received the trophy from Mr. C. M. Davis for placing second in the senior division on Achievement Day. ABOVE: The sixth hour P.E. boys played the second hour P.E. boys in a stimulating game held in the lunch hour. RIGHT: At one time or another everyone gets frustrated with his locker and the mess in it. Vaughan Stagg is one such student. LEFT: There is a lot of excitement and enthusiasm before going out on stage for cheerleader tryout. Here you see Sandy i Trahan practicing--I it really paid off. I 203 After a hard-fought game, the boys meet with Coach Harelson in the gym for a few words. LEFT: An apple a day keeps the teacher away. During Teacher Appreciation Week Johnny Toups presented Mrs. Keeth with an apple from the F.T.A. LEFT: Mr. Carpenter lectures to a group of interested students on the career of journalism. BELOW: Judi Granger and Benton Lackey seem to be having a great time writing comments in the driving booklet issued during first period. 204 RIGHT: The set for LIFE WITH FATHER is being completed by Tee Clifford. Tee was the anchor man of the set crew. ABOVE: Martha Morgan has her health records checked as Beth Precht gets her smallpox vaccination. RIGHT: F.F.A. member, Russell Babineaux, received the American Legion Award for accomplishments from Bill Watson, and the chapters Star Member Award from Ben Phillips. LEFT: Excited about going to State Music Festival, and even more excited about getting out of school, the chorus students board the Bulldog bus for McNeese. ABOVE: The upperclassmen take time out for fun and relaxation in the form of a charge during their noon hour. 205 RIGHT: The juniors met at high school to collect flowers for the decorations for the prom and banquet. LEFT: On the last day of school for the seniors, excitement fills the halls. Charlotte Bremaux and Vicki McFarlain leap for joy on the way to their fourth hour chemistry class—their last class. RIGHT: The Who's Who nominees picked by the senior class are, SITTING on the FIRST ROW. Fran Boudreaux, Vickie Tauzin, and Margaret Braden. SECOND ROW. Susan Conner, Charlotte Fremaux, and Cynthia Fruge. STANDING, Doyle Reeves, Dwain Istre, Benton Lackey, and Johnny Toups. MISSING, Chip Shirley and Richard Theriot. LEFT: The 1966-67 cheerleaders of J.H.S. are, BOTTOM ROW, Becky Berkeley, Alice Lackey, Susan Burger; MIDDLE ROW, Linda Welburn and Sandy Trahan; TOP ROW, Head Cheerleader Betty Ann Hoag. ABOVE: Before one can even begin to put the smoothing effects to a set, many hours of work and preparation go into its building. Shelia Guy, Shirley Hanvy, and Dianna Richard enjoy doing their part. RIGHT: Seniors lettering this year in football include Kenny Kennedy, Harry Deshotel, and David Benoit. MISSING are Douglas Miller and Logan Nichols. ABOVE: Pelican State delegates and alternates are voted on by the Junior Class after being nominated by the faculty. SEATED: Connie Pizzolatto, first alternate; Betty Ann Hoag, delegate; and Pam Hebert, delegate. STANDING: Sidney Bowman, delegate; Ronnie Liles, delegate; David Precht, delegate; and Paul Leonard, delegate. MISSING: Pat Sabatier, delegate; and Jimmy Sabatier, first alternate. LEFT: Clarance Day, Jr., (Benton Lackey) tries to comfort Mary Skinner (Lois Williams). Mary had just tried to show how she felt toward Clarance by sitting on his lap when he jumped up, very much offended, because she had sat on his father’s trousers. RIGHT: When graduates and parents arrived at the auditorium only to find the doors locked, the question of whether the graduation ceremony would take place at the football stadium or at the auditorium added to the excitement and confusion of the night. 207 ABOVE: For the first time, the king and queen of the prom were announced during the banquet. Mr. Simmons had the honor of crowning Queen Judy. Queen Judy Richert and King Richard Theriot ruled over both the prom and the banquet. LEFT: The junior officers who worked so very hard on the prom and banquet were much to be complimented on the decorations. Enjoying their well-earned supper are David Marcantel, Paul Leonard, Betty Ann Hoag, and Connie Pizzolatto. ABOVE: Principal JerTy Simmons and Mrs. Simmons pause a moment before entering the Junior-Senior Banquet. RIGHT: A few seniors always manage to come to see the Country Club decorations a few hours before the banquet. Charlotte Fremaux, Vicki McFarlain, and Harriet Shultz stop to look at some of the results of the juniors' hard work. 1 In NoonIiJe Is UpoN Us 5 Our Hoif-WoU Has AiJ We Musi TuwrJ To lull Part ) 208 ABOVE: To make things more pleasant for the seniors at the banquet, the juniors asked seven sophomore boys to be waiters. They were Daryl Newman, David Donald. Billy Moore, Mike Conner, Bitsy Segura, Darrell Undry, and Steve Lee. ABOVE: Benton Lackey, senior class president, thanked the junior class on behalf of the seniors for the enjoyable evening. RIGHT: The senior class extended a special invitation to Mrs. Marjorie Keeth, a senior sponsor, for the Junior-Senior Banquet. Two senior officers. Benton Lackey and Char-lone Fremaux. presented Mrs. Keeth with a bouquet of long stem yellow roses. LEFT: All of the seniors agreed that the juniors really gave them a nice banquet. Therefore, the seniors left the banquet with a feeling of happiness, and the juniors left with a feeling of success. 209 The new Student Council officers who were installed at the Senior Assembly are Deidre Sisk, chaplain; Jessie Kelley, parliamentarian; Cynthia Stagg, secretary-treasurer. and Ronnie Liles, president. Speech awards: FIRST ROW: Margaret Braden, best actress; Sheila Guy; Fran Boudreaux, best debater. SECOND ROW: Vaughan Stagg, best back stage; Jamie Jackson, best debater; Richard Theriot, best actor and best Thespian. Benton Lackey, best all-around speech student. ABOVE: Three music awards were presented. They were the Zigler Foundation Vocal Award, to Harriet Shultz; the John Philip Sousa Award, to Joy Hilbun. and the Zigler Foundation Band Award, to Marie Buller. ABOVE: Some of the students who received awards were Shirley Baker, French award. Becky Wolfe, shorthand award. Carolyn Trahan, bookkeeping and shorthand awards; Dwain Istre, typing award; and John Toups, science and English awards. MISSING: Vera Olds, home economics award; Sue Rine, math award; Rose Pepper, office practice award. Susan Peters and Peggy Parker received the press club awards. Vickie Tauzin, Joy Hilbun, and Cynthia Fruge received the annual award. 210 Scholarships: FIRST ROW: Vickie Tauzin, La. Tech, and Northeastern; Fran Boudreaux, L.S.U.; Carol Lopez, U.S.L.; Judy Richert, U.S.L.; SECOND ROW: Becky Wolfe. McNeese; Carolyn Trahan, McNeese; Sandra Cormier, U.S.L.; Cynthia Fruge, McNeese; THIRD ROW: Doyle Reeves, La. Tech; Dwain Istre, La. Tech.; Albert Borel, McNeese; Benton Lackey, U.S.L. Sports Awards: FIRST ROW: Harriet Shultz, pep squad sweetheart. Geneva Gotreaux, sportsmanship award; Susan Conner, loyalty award. SECOND ROW: Richard Theriot, track award; Larson LeBlanc, basketball award; Butch Poole, field award. ABOVE: This year the yearbook staff decided to have a special recognition page for Mr. Simmons. Cynthia Fruge and Vickie Tauzin presented him with a yearbook subscription. Honor Thespians: FIRST ROW: Roger Miller, Margaret Braden, Shelia Guy. SECOND ROW: Vaughan Stagg, John Toups. THIRD ROW: Richard Theriot, Benton Lackey, Jerry Smith. FOURTH ROW: Tee Clifford. RIGHT: The student body closed the Senior Assembly by singing the Alma Mater. ABOVE: John Toups received the national merit scholarship certificate and Vickie Tauzin received the D.A.R. award. ABOVE: The '66 BULLDOG’S GROWL was dedicated to Coach Frank Barousse. Vickie Tauzin and Cynthia Fruge presented him with a yearbook subscription. 211 Fran Boudreaux Valedictorian FIRST ROW: Sue Rine, Vicki McFarlain, Charlotte Fremaux, Susan Peters, Carolyn Trahan, Margaret Braden, Dianna Richard, Catherine Guilbeau, Fran Boudreaux, Jeanette St. Amant, Bonnie Reynolds, Shirley Baker, Martha Morgan, Judy Richert, Harriet McLean. Beth Precht, Beverly Grimes, Ginger Pryor, Chip Shirley, Roger Miller. SECOND ROW: Randy Peloquin, Philip LaCour, Steve Racca, Kenny Kennedy, Jeanette Clark, Sandy Breaux, Deneze Caraway, Carol Lopez, Deanna Theriot, Sandra Cormier, Barbara Tuthill, Linda Fontenot, Carla Reed, Cynthia Fruge, Pam Andrus, Theresa Dupree, Karen Portie, Jonnye Vance, Laurent Arnaudet, Terry Burger. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Darbonne, Ronnie Lejeune, Brenda Benoit, Jane Broussard, Susan Conner. Geneva Gotreaux� Peggy Parker, Jamie Jackson, Geraldine Lejeune, John Toups, Rose Pepper, Shelia Guy, Marsha Gill, Veronica Doucet, Mary Gilespie, Kathy Daigle, Logan Nichols, Joe Comeaux, Dale Whiddon. FOURTH ROW: Mike Hawthorn, Douglas Miller, Kenny Good-reau, Benton Lackey, Harry Deshotel, Alta Sollay, Anne Smallwood, Becky Wolfe, Peggie Billo- ABOVE: Jerry Smith delivered the invocation at the graduation exercises. Vickie Tauzin and Chip Shirley received their awards from Mr. Simmons for being chosen Who's Who” among members of the '66 Senior Class. FLOWER Yellow Sweetheart Rose COLORS Yellow and Blue SONG Try to Remember 212 Richard Doucet was the recipient of the Jennings Rotary Club Scholarship which was presented to him by Judge H. O. Lestage. deaux, Yvonne Trauth, Theresa Trahan, Sandra Williams, Harriet Shultz, Albert Borel, Barbara Barker, Linda Stewart, Jimmy Griffith, Don Deaville, Tee Clifford, FIFTH ROW: Don Dees, Alvis Lejeune, Larson LeBlanc, Linda Neal, Derwin Lopez, Richard Theriot, Doyle Reeves, Danny Broussard, Cathy Sennet, Vickie Tauzin, Marilyn Neely, Shirley Hanvy, Joy Hilbun, Cindy Ellisor, Marie Buller, Robert Earl, Fred Brantley, Stan Robertson. Butch Poole, Randy Keeth. SIXTH ROW: Sandra Broussard, Lowell Hinchee, Barbara Bailey, Russell Babineaux, David Smallwood, Richard Pickett, David Benoit, Larry Juris, Randy Turner, Jackie Prather, Cherie Briggs, Sylvia LaVergne, Kenneth Young, Gaylor Brown, Rodney Lejeune, Richard Schnee. SEVENTH ROW: John Valenti, Dwain Istre, Vaughan Stagg, Jerry Smith, Allen Ardoin, Steve Longenbaugh, Daniel Clark, Kenneth Roy, Louis Adams, Dickie Reed, Adrian Robinson, Wayne Daigle, Richard Doucet, Mitchell Monic, John Lee, Henry Sonnier. Chip Shirley Salutatorian J. W. Watson, commander of James O. Hall, American Legion Post 19, presented Chip Shirley and Vickie Tauzin with the American Legion Awards. MOTTO The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part. Mrs. C. B. Sollay presented Marie Cynthia Fruge received the William T. and Buller with the Jennings Business and Ethel Lewis Burton Scholarship from Gerald A. Professional Women's Club Scholarship. Vallow of the Calcasieu Marine National Bank. 213 In appreciation and recognition of all Mr. Simmons’ accomplishments and successful career, Mayor Conner signed a paper publically declaring May 7, Jerry Simmons Day ” Special Recognition BELOW: During a break in the lunch line, Coach McKinstry talks to Mr. Simmons as Coach Harelson looks on. LEFT: At the Spring Band Concert, Mr. Myers, our band director, presented to Mr. Simmons a cup to show the band's appreciation. LEFT: Towards the end of the program in the auditorium on Jerry Simmons Day , one of Mr. Simmons’ former players threw him the ball. Then, all of his other players on the stage picked him up and carried him out. RIGHT: The Quarterback Club honored Mr. Simmons at the Football Banquet by presenting him with a set of golf clubs. Mr. Malcolm Connolly represented the organization in the presentation. Best Wishes to the Students of JENNINGS HIGH SCHOOL Dr. and Mrs. Joe B. Hargroder Dr. and Mrs. Harold Sabatier Mr. and Mrs. Steve Coco Drs. Lester and Jacquelyn Ancelet Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Arnette Dr. and Mrs. Harlie Bearden Dr. and Mrs. Charles D. Brunt Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Guilbeau Mr. and Mrs. John Hebert Mr. and Mrs. H. O. 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Shown Below Is the Mermentau Pipe Storage Facilities. Index Abel, Carol 50. 183, 189 Abel, Cathy 50, 183 Abel, Ouida 163 Adams, Johnny 23, 34, 35, 54, 55, 59, 61, 73, 80, 81. 82, 83. 84. 85 , 92, 95. 96 , 99, 116, 163, 173 Adams, Louis 34, 124, 214 Aguillard, Sheila 50, 183, 189 Albright, Charlotte 37, 40, 41, 175, 181 Allen, David 124 Andrus, Doug 183 Andrus, Pamela 36, 38, 39, 45, 124, 215 Arcenaux, Florence 34, 36, 38, 44, 47, 49, 163, 204 Arceneaux, Linda 175 Ardoin, Allen 40 , 41, 45, 124, 214 Ardoin, Linda 44, 50, 163 Ardoin, Melvin 183 Ardoin, Roy 183, 189 Armentor, Tyron 44, 175 Arnaudet, Laurent 34, 35, 44, 47, 48, 49, 59, 61, 64, 72, 122, 125, 195, 197, 201, 215 Babineaux, Diana 43, 175 BABINEAUX, MRS. LILLIE 14 Babineaux, Russell 51, 125, 160, 207, 214 Babineaux, Shirley 172 Bailey, Barbara 20, 42, 45, 55, 125, 214 Baker, Linda 42, 44, 50, 175 Baker, Shirley 12,34,36,42,49,52,125,196,212,215 Barker, Barbara 126, 215 Baronet, Paul 32, 51, 126 Baronet, William 51, 79, 183, 188 BAROUSSE, MR. FRANK 5, 18, 58, 59, 92, 213 Bearden, Bill 34, 35, 36, 47, 59, 68, 163, 173, 197 BELAIR, MRS. ANNE 24, 50, 195 BENEDICT, MR. FRANCIS 17, 44 Bennett, Ann 42 , 43, 45, 46, 47, 126 Benoit, Brenda (10th) 42, 175 Benoit, Brenda (12th) 45, 53, 126, 214 Benoit, David, 34, 52, 54, 55, 59, 67, 72, 127, 209, 214 Benoit, James 175 Benoit, Randall 183 Benoit, Ronald 175 Benoit, Roy 183 Benoit, Velma 163 Bergeron, Sherrell 50, 183 Berkeley, Rebecca 37, 42, 43, 44, 47, 48, 117, 174, 175, 208 Berlinger, JoAnne 42 , 44, 50, 175 Berlinger, Phyllis 42, 45, 163 Berry, Artie 26. 79, 183, 188 Bertrand, Glen 92, 175 Bertrand, Gerald 163 Bertrand, Mike 175 Biddick, Tommy 183 Billodeaux, Milton 183 Billodeaux, Peggie 38, 39, 42, 43, 48, 49, 50, 55, 113 127, 194, 195, 214 Billodeaux, Sharon 24, 42, 45, 50, 55, 116, 163 Blackwell, Rodney 183 BLANCHARD, MRS. JOHNNIE ROSE 16 BLANCHARD, MR. M. E. 25, 51 Borel, Albert 34, 36, 127, 213, 215 Boudreaux, Bethel 26, 42, 44, 50, 53, 175 Boudreaux, Fran 22, 32, 34, 36, 37, 48, 39, 47, 49, 50. 74, 75. 76. 77, 102, 107, 110, 115, 127, 197 , 208, 212 , 214 Boudreaux, Judy 20, 183 Bowers, Julie 175 Bowers, Weldon 59 Bowman, Sidney 34, 36, 46, 47, 52, 54, 55, 163, 209 Boyd, Steven 44, 79, 92, 95, 96, 183, 188 Braden, Margaret 13, 32, 36, 42, 47, 52, 54, 55, 111, 128, 200, 204, 212, 213, 214 Brantley. Fred 34, 35, 59, 67, 72, 128, 160, 215 Brantley, Jimmy 183 Breaux, Betty Jo 175 Breaux, David 175 Breaux, Judy 42, 44, 52, 53, 175, 197 Breaux, Krista 43, 44, 50, 183, 189 Breaux, Roderick 12, 30, 85, 175, 181 Breaux, Sandra 34, 36, 38, 39, 42, 128, 214 Briggs, Cheryl 42, 45, 55, 128, 215 Briggs, Kirk 34, 35, 44, 48, 52, 58, 80, 163 Briggs, Timothy 44, 183 Brister, Carolyn 50, 183 Broussard, Barbara 47, 163 Broussard, Bonita Sue 43, 100, 101, 183, 189 Broussard, Christine 42, 44, 48, 50, 163 Broussard, Cynthia 43, 50, 183 Broussard, Daniel 51, 129, 214 Broussard, Darrell 183 Broussard, Donald 163 Broussard, Jane 52, 54, 55, 129, 214 Broussard, Jeanelle 183 Broussard, Mary 183 248 Broussard, Sandra 39, 129, 194, 214 Broussard, Sherry 35, 42, 44, 50, 86, 88, 89, 102, 175 Broussard, Thelma 183 Broussard, Yvette 163 BROWN. MR. BENNIB 17, 24, 58, 59, 79, 92, 188 Brown, Gaylor 41, 129, 215 BROWN, MR. JERRY 10, 22, 47, 200 Brown, Minnie 183 BRUCHAUS, MRS. SHIRLEY 18 Brunt, Butch 41, 80, 175, 177, 200 Brunt, Frederick 41, 183 Buller, Marie 39, 40, 41, 45, 130, 212, 214, 215 Buller, Martha 41, 175 Burger, Susan 37, 42, 43, 44, 47, 48, 53, 86, 175, 100, 208 Burger, Terry 25, 34. 35, 44. 48, 51, 58, 62, 72, 130, 215 Butson, Emma 43, 188 Butson, Joyce 42, 44, 48, 51, 55, 163 Cahill, Janet 50, 183 Caldwell, Gary 163 Campbell, Harvey 175 Canki, John 51, 175 Caraway, Deneze 36, 42, 130, 214 Caraway, Mary Ann 183 Carruth, Kathleen 50, 183 CARTER, MRS. MARY LOUISE 16, 169 Caswell, Brenda 175 Catsulis, Gust 163 Clark. Daniel 44. 54, 55, 130, 214 Clark, Jeanette 43, 45, 131, 214 Clement, Kenneth 183 Clement, Marian 44, 164 Clement, Wanda 183 Clemons, Charlene 32, 33, 37, 42, 49, 52, 55, 86, 164 CLIFFORD, MRS. MARGUERITE 19. 24, 32, 50 Clifford, Thomas 34, 47, 59, 66, 72, 78, 92, 94, 96. 131, 207, 213, 215 Cloud, Michael 183 Coles, Beverley 183, 189 Coles, Margaret 164 Comeaux, Brenda 164 Comeaux, Dianne 50, 131 Comeaux, Gaynell 43, 50, 183 Comeaux, Joe 131, 215 Comeaux, Roger 29 Comeaux, Shelby 175 Conner, Mike 44, 175, 211 Conner, Susan 32, 33, 36, 37, 48, 49, 74, 75, 76, 86, 87. 88, 100, 106, 109, 112, 132, 208, 214 CONNOR, MRS. VALERIE 21, 45 Cooper, Greg 183 Cormier, Carol Sue 42, 44, 164 CORMIER, MRS. CATHERINE 16, 37 Cormier, Connie 50, 183 Cormier, Donna 41, 52, 164 Cormier, Dorothy 44, 183 Cormier, James 164 Cormier, Lonnie 183 Cormier, Martha 50, 183 Cormier, Robert 183 Cormier, Sandra 36, 42 , 45, 50, 132 , 213, 214 Cormier, Steve 164 Cormier, Sue 184 Courrege, Mark 175 Courville, Earl 175 CRAIG, MR. V. E. 13, 32, 201 Crochet, Gerald 175 Daigle, Alvin 25, 51, 176 Daigle, Donald 176 Daigle, Freidia 50, 53, 184 Daigle, Huey 184, 198 Daigle, Kathleen 36, 45, 132, 215 Daigle, Larry 44, 176 Daigle, Wayne 34, 36, 92, 99, 132, 215 Darbonne, Beverly 184 Darbonne, John 176 Darbonne, Ronnie 34, 59, 62, 72, 112, 133, 214 Darbonne, Sylvia 164 Dasch, Debra 41, 50, 184 Dasch, Robert 164 Davis, Gary 59, 164 Davis, Harry 25, 44, 51, 184 Davis. Sharon 37, 38, 39, 42, 43, 47. 48, 49, 164, 173 Deaville, Donald 44, 51, 54, 55, 133, 215 Deaville, Juanita 37, 40, 41, 165 Deaville, Patrick 41, 176 Dees, Donald 34. 58. 67, 72, 133, 214 Dees, Karli Ann 43, 50, 184 Delome, Danny 176 Deshotel, Donald 176 2-19 Deshotel, Harry 34, 59. 66. 72. 78. 92. 97, 98, 133, 209, 214 Deshotel, Louella 165 Deshotel, Louis 176 DeVall, Phillip 176 Doherty, Diane 43, 53, 184 Doherty, Janice 43, 184 Donald, David 44, 53, 176, 211 Doucet, Allen 54 Doucet, Angela 184 Doucet, Beverly 42, 55, 165 Doucet, Charles 29 Doucet, Judy 29 Doucet, Linda 165 Doucet, Mervin 14 Doucet, Michael 51, 165 Doucet, Nolan 165 Doucet, Oran 176 Doucet, Richard 36, 134, 214, 215 Doucet, Veronica 134, 215 Ducharme, Richard 184 Duhon, Deborah 50, 184 Duhon, Saundra 176 Duncan, Billy 32, 37, 38, 79, 184, 188 Dupont, Betty 176 Dupont, Chris 53, 58, 176 Dupont, Elbert 184 Dupont, Sandra 176 Dupree, Theresa 34, 36, 42, 50, 134, 215 Dupree, Wayne 176 Earl, Robert 34, 35, 54, 55, 58, 67, 72, 134, 195, 197, 215 Elders, Larry 40, 41, 165 Ellisor, Cynthia 39, 41, 47, 135, 215 Ellisor, Jane 50, 184 Esthay, Kenneth 184 Esthay, Wiladine 135 EVANS, MRS. HELEN 10, 12 Evans, Lois 42, 86, 87, 89, 91, 100, 176 Faulk, Cynthia 55, 165 Firestone, Marlene 37, 42, 49, 55, 165 FIRESTONE, MRS. MELLIE 29 Foley, Lawrence 165 Folse, Michael 184 Fontenot, Carolyn 43, 53, 176 Fontenot, Charlotte 29 Fontenot, Faye 43, 44, 101, 184, 189 Fontenot, Geraldine 165 Fontenot, Glynn 25, 51, 182, 184 Fontenot, Glenn 166 Fontenot, Howard 184 Fontenot, Jacqueline 18, 50, 184 Fontenot, Jerry 184 Fontenot, Laurice 55, 176 Fontenot, Linda 37, 135, 215 Fontenot, Marilyn 184 Fontenot, Michael 184 Fontenot, Randall 184 Fontenot, Richard 184 Fontenot, Roger 51, 54, 176 Fontenot, Ronald 51, 184 Fontenot, Shelia 43, 184 Ford, Mary Frances 34, 36, 37, 52, 53, 166 Fremaux, Charlotte 32, 34, 36, 37, 42, 43, 49, 122, 135, 208, 210, 123, 211, 214 Fremaux, Karen 166 Freyou, Michael 184 Freyou, Roxanne 41, 185 Fruge, Cynthia 32, 34, 36, 38, 39, 42, 49. 136, 208, 212, 213, 215 Fruge, Gloria 176 Fruge, Leonard 52, 136 Fontenot, Dale 165 Fulton, Marueen 52, 53, 166 Fuselier, Gloria 153 Fuselier, Roger Dale 188 Gann, Timothy 166 Gann, Thomas 136 Garrett, Jack 47, 48, 54, 166 Ga y, Barbara 185 Gary, Betty 166 Gary, Elverine 185 Gary, Glenn 176 Gary, Judy 42, 44, 166 Gary, Stephanie 50, 176 Gary, Ted 176 Gary, Walter 51, 166, 194 GAUDET, MRS. JEANETTE 17, 27 , 86, 101, 173, 196, 201 Gaudet, Terry 79, 185, 188 Gauthier, Sybil 43, 44, 55, 166 Gill, Marsha 55, 136, 215 Gill, Sheryl 43, 177 250 Gillespie, Mary 45, 50, 137,’215 Goodreau, Kenneth 32, 33, 35, 46, 59, 61, 65, 66, 72, 93, 137, 197, 214 Gotreaux, Brenda 24, 42, 45, 160 Gotreaux, Geneva 23, 42, 45, 47, 53, 55, 86, 88, 100, 137, 213, 214 Gotreaux, J. W. 44, 25, 185 Granger, Judi 42, 43, 44, 48, 50, 65, 166, 206 Green, Jennifer 43, 44, 50, 185 Green, James 58, 177, 181 Griffith, Jimmy 51, 137, 215 Grimes, Beverly 42, 45, 47, 49, 55, 138, 215 Guidry, Bobbie 34, 37, 39, 42, 47 , 48, 166, 173 Guidry, Connie 43, 185 Guidry, Larry 177 Guidry, Luther 51, 138 Guidry, Michael 177 Guidry, Steven 185 Guidry, Wilma 41, 188 Guilbeau, Arbrey 177 Guilbeau, Catherine 37, 42, 43, 47, 49, 55, 194, 198, 214 Guillot, Luma 14 Guinn, Andrew 59, 166 Guinn, Peter 25, 44, 185 Gullett, Donnie 166 Guy, Shelia 22, 37, 42, 45. 47, 49, 138, 194, 208, 212, 213, 215 HALL, MRS. JOYCE 16 Hanks, Danny 185 Hanks, Linda 34, 36, 42, 44, 47, 166, 173, 204 Hanley, Richard 185 Hanley, Sheila 45, 201 Hanvy, Carol Ann 42, 50, 177 Hanvy, James 185 Hanvy, Shirley 36, 37, 43, 45, 194, 201, 208, 215 Hardy, Allen J. 51, 54, 55, 59, 62, 73, 166, 163 Hardy, Patricia 55, 185 HARELSON, MR. J. EDDIE 19. 34, 35, 58, 64, 70, 73, 206, 216 Harrington, Iris 54, 55, 172 Hawthorn, Mike 19, 26, 47. 54, 55. 59, 64, 72, 195, 201, 209, 214 Heaton, Patsy 45 Hebert, Angela 32, 42, 44, 50, 177, 194 Hebert, Deborah 101, 185 Hebert, Eula 166 Hebert, Michael 58, 167 Hebert, Pamela 13, 32. 34, 36, 43, 44, 167, 197, 199, 205, 209 Hebert, Patricia 185 Hebert, Patrick 59, 92, 94, 167 Hebert, Phyllis 26, 53, 177 Hebert, Richard 44, 188 Hebert, Ronnie 51, 177 Hebert, Steven 44, 185, 189 Hebert, Vickie 43, 44, 101, 185, 189 Heichelheim, Brent 44, 51, 185 Henry, Diedra 23, 43, 55, 167 Herrington, Patrick 44, 79, 102, 103, 185, 188 Hickman, Sam 185 Hilbun, Delores 49, 41, 181, 177 Hilbun, Joy 34. 37, 38, 39. 40, 41, 47, 201, 212, 215 Hinchee, Lowell 34, 51, 92, 99, 140 , 214 Hine, Dane 18, 44, 50, 185 Hine, Gene 22, 38, 44, 177 Hoag, Betty Ann 34, 35, 36, 47, 49, 74, 75, 76, 162, 167, 173, 201, 208, 209, 210 Hoag, Martha 43, 44, 185 Hoffpauir, Willa 19, 43, 50, 53, 177 Holloway, Valentine 23, 177 Holston, Rhonda 37, 39, 43, 182, 185 HOOD, MR. FRANK 27, 58, 59, 80, 92 Hormell, Constance 37, 38, 42, 44, 52, 53, 167 Horne, Nancy 43, 185 HOTARD, MR. DALE 17, 39 Houssiere, Charles 35, 48, 59, 167 Howard, John 18, 185 Howard, Laura 37, 42, 49, 53, 167 Huber, Kay 13, 37, 39, 42, 44, 48, 49, 52, 167 HUDSON, MR. BOB 71 Hudson, Christine 42 , 43, 50 , 86 , 87 , 88, 89, 90 , 91, 177, 197 Humbarger, Douglas 51, 167, 194 Hunt, Connie 42, 55, 177 Hunt, Eva 37. 42, 167 Hunt, Shelton 182, 185 Hurst, Dinah 37, 43, 177 Hurst, Sandra 55, 177 Ingalls, Richard 34, 35, 59, 68, 80, 85, 173, 167 Istre, Dwain 32, 34, 35, 36, 44, 49, 59, 63, 64, 72, 73, 80. 82, 83, 92, 98, 109, 140, 201, 208, 212, 213, 214 Istre, Ray Allen 51, 177 251 Jackson, James 34, 35, 36 , 44, 46 , 47 , 48. 59, 61, 67, 72. 140, 212, 214 Janice, Gail 41, 177 JANICE. MR. HENRY 15, 18 Jardell, Marie 43, 44, 47, 53, 177 Johnson, Christopher 185 Johnson, Robert 167 Johnson, Sherry 167 Jones, Donna 185 Jones, Karen 43, 45, 167 Jones, Karla 28, 33, 43, 177 Juris, Larry 51, 54, 55, 146 , 214 KEETH, MRS. MARJORIE 16, 34, 36, 38, 160, 206, 211 Keeth, Randal 34, 35. 36, 44, 54, 55, 59. 63, 65, 69. 72 , 92, 97, 141, 160, 215 Kelly, Jessie 32, 43, 50, 101, 185, 212 Kennedy, Donald 28, 48 Kennedy, Robert 34, 66, 72, 78, 141, 160, 209, 214 Kershaw, Linda 55, 177 Kilpatrick, Thomas 167 LaBauve, Barnett 50, 177 LaVauve, William 51, 186 Lackey. Alice 37, 38, 39, 47, 48, 53, 76, 77, 177. 208 Lackey, Benton 35, 46, 47, 48, 49, 54. 55. 58, 75, 122, 141, 197, 206, 208, 211, 212, 213, 214 LaCombe, Carolyn 50, 186 LaCour, Charlee 43, 178 LaCour, Philip 141, 160, 214 Laidlaw, Maxwell 186 Landry, Cynthia 43, 44, 50, 178, 195 Landry, Darrell 35, 174, 176, 178, 211 Landry, Katherine 186 Landry, Romona 178 Langley, Jean 50, 186 Lanthier, Ivy 186 Lanthier, Vina 186 LaSage, Hilton 178 LaVergne, Ray 54, 167 LaVergne, Sylvia 42, 45, 142 LEBLANC, MR. AGRICOLE 14 LeBlanc, Larson 34, 51, 54, 55, 80. 81, 82, 85, 142, 213, 214 LeBlanc. Patricia 34, 36, 49, 50. 86, 167 LeBleu, Linda 53, 178 Lee, Bruce 34, 36. 58, 80, 84, 92. 99, 160 Lee, Cynthia 101, 186 Lee, John 34, 58, 63, 65, 72. 142, 215 Lee, Steve 44, 92, 178, 211 Leger, Belinda 186, 189 Leger, Jennifer 43, 50, 178 Leger, Linda 186 LeGros, David 188 LeGros, Rebecca 178 Lejeune, Alvis 142, 214 Lejeune, Brenda 186 Lejeune, Carlton 178 Lejeune, Donald 28, 168 Lejeune, Donna 178 Lejeune, Geraldine 36, 45, 143, 214 Lejeune, Gloria 20, 39, 43, 44, 50, 86. 168, 173 Lejeune, Jimmy 168 Lejeune, JoAnn 186 Lejeune, Katherine 54, 178 Lejeune, Loretta 43, 50, 178 Lejeune, Margie 178 Lejeune, Pamela 41, 178 Lejeune, Rodney 51, 52, 143, 194, 215 Lejeune, Roger 41, 54, 186 Lejeune, Ronnie 51, 143, 214 LeLeaux, Brenda 178 Leonard, Paul 34, 36, 40, 41, 47, 162, 168, 173. 209, 210 Leonard, Robert 41, 186 LeStage, Richard 35, 176, 178 Liles. Ronnie 32, 33, 34, 36, 47, 80. 81, 82, 102, 103, 168, 209, 212 Locklear, Cheryl 37, 42, 53, 54, 55, 178 Longenbaugh, Steve 41, 143, 214 Longman, Billy 168 Lopez, Carol 36, 43, 45, 50, 144, 213, 214 Lopez, Darrell 25, 44, 51, 178 Lopez, Derwin 144, 160, 214 Lopez, Harold 178 Lopez, Joey 41, 178 Lopez, Robert 51, 170 Loughlin, Pat 44, 178 Mack, Susan 43, 101, 186 Manuel, Brenda 22, 34, 36, 42, 46, 47. 49, 168, 195 Manuel, George 186 Manuel, Joseph 186 Manuel, Lee Paul 79, 186, 188 Manuel, Michael 51, 186 Marcantel, David 22, 34, 35, 36. 37, 44, 58, 68. 80, 84, 92 , 98. 99, 162, 168, 173, 205, 210 252 Marcantel, Nancy 37, 38, 42, 44, 47, 55, 178 Marcantel, Wanette 42, 178 Martin, Janice 178, 45 Mathews, Ronald 168 Matte, Danny 59, 92, 94, 168 MAYEUX, MR. TERRY 18, 20, 52 Mayfield, Patricia 50, 168 McFarlain, Rebecca 43, 44, 186 McFarlain, Vicki 34, 35, 37, 42, 49, 122, 123, 144, 208, 210, 214 McKINSTRY, MR. RALPH 12, 19, 58, 59, 70, 92, 201, 216 McLean, Harriet 36, 45, 55, 144, 215 McMillian, Douglas 34, 36, 169, 173 McNabb, Keith 51, 169 McNeal, Jerry 178 Medus, David 54, 186 Menard, Paula 44, 53, 169 Meredith, Paul 178 Mier, Michael 58, 80, 84, 169 Miller, Charlene 169 MiUer, Darrell 182, 186 Miller, Debbie 37, 43, 50, 178 Miller, Doreen 178 MiUer, Douglas 34, 44, 48, 49, 58, 64, 67, 72, 145, 214 MILLER, MR. ELI 14 Miller, Gail 43, 44, 50, 186, 189 Miller, Gerald 179 Miller, Glenda 28, 42, 44, 51, 179 MiUer, Gwin 37, 42, 44, 53, 179, 181 Miller, Linsey 45, 50, 145 MiUer, Mary Jane 34, 36, 45, 49, 86, 169 MiUer, Michael 186, 189 MiUer, Roger 47. 48, 75, 145, 195, 213, 215 MiUer, Val 186 Milner, Carol Sue 42, 169 Milner, Jerry 186 Minter, Larry 169, 173 Monger, Karl 35, 60, 169 Monic, Mitchell 21, 34, 36, 51, 92, 145, 215 MONTROSE, MRS. LINDA 27 Moore, Billy 44. 52, 179, 181, 211 Moore, Patricia 43, 44, 101, 186, 189 Moore, Shirah 42 , 44, 48, 169 Morgan, Martha 42, 43, 45, 47, 55, 146, 207, 215 Morrish, Dan 47, 179, 199 Mosely, Janice 41, 179, 181 Mouton, Betty 169 Munkress, JoEtta 186 Murray, Beatrice 146 Murey, Eddie 186 Murry, Linda 186 Myers, Aline 169 Myers, Barbara 179 Myers, Leanna 170 Myers, Marie 44, 50, 170 Myers, Nancy 186 MYERS MR. PAUL A. 23, 40, 41, 216 Myers, Paulette 186 Myers, Robert 17 9 Myers, Sherry 186 Neal, Linda 28, 55, 146, 200, 214 Neely. Marilyn 34, 37, 42, 47. 49, 91, 146 , 215 Nelson, Paula 42, 86, 89. 91, 100, 170 Newman, Craig 7, 51, 79, 186, 188 Newman, Daryl 40, 41, 48, 117, 174, 179, 211 Newman, Roger 44, 53, 179 Newman, Sue 24, 50, 101, 186 Nichols, Genny 43, 50, 179 Nichols, Karen 43, 46 , 53, 101, 186 Nichols, Logan 34, 35. 47, 48, 58, 65, 72, 147, 195, 215 Norwig, Martha 186 Olds, Linda 43, 186, 200 Olds, Vera 32, 36, 45, 50, 147, 212 Papillion, John 170 Parker, Peggy 34, 36, 37, 42, 45, 49, 55, 147, 160, 198, 212, 214 Parks, Beverly 21, 42, 45, 170 Parsons, Carmen 170 Patterson, Deborah 186 Pavlu, Carol 41, 179 Peloquin, Jacqueline 101, 186 Peloquin, Randy 28, 147, 214 PELOQUIN, MRS. VERNICE 14 Pepper, Betty 28, 42, 50, 179 Pepper, Rose 36, 43, 45, 50, 51, 148, 212, 215 Peters, Susan 36, 37, 38, 39. 45, 76, 77, 108, 148, 160, 198, 212, 214 Pickett, Cathy 43, 50, 179 Pickett, Mary Beth 50, 186 Pickett, Richard 148, 214 Pierce, Verna 170 Pizzolatto, Connie 34, 36, 42, 44, 46, 47, 162, 170, 173, 195, 209, 210 Pizzolatto, Michael 186 253 Poole. Butch 34, 36. 59. 62. 72, 92, 93, 95, 148, 213, 215 Portie, Karen 37, 42, 45, 49, 50, 86, 100, 149, 194, 198, 215 Prather, Charlotte 50. 187 Prather, Jacqueline 45, 55, 149, 215 Prather, Terry 41, 182, 187 Precht, David 22, 34, 35, 36, 59, 170, 209 Precht, Mary Beth 42, 43, 49, 50, 149, 160, 207, 215 Precht, Susan 43, 50, 187, 189 Pryor, Virginia 36, 43, 45, 55, 215 Pulver, Charlene 41, 45, 170 Pulver, David 187 Racca, Donna 43, 44, 46, 101, 187 Racca, Jane 43, 44, 50, 187 Racca, Steve 150, 214 Ravey, Rodney 51, 179 Reed, Carla 34, 36, 55, 150, 215 Reed, Gary Paul 34, 48, 54, 55, 58, 64, 170, 173 Reed, Keith 187 Reed, Marjorie 34, 36, 55, 170 Reed, Richard 47, 54, 55. 150, 215 Reeves, Doyle 34, 35 , 36 , 49, 59, 65, 66 , 72, 73, 92, 94. 98. 107, 114, 150, 208, 213, 214 Reynolds, Bonnie 21, 55, 151, 215 Reynolds, Rebecca 50, 55, 179 RICARD, MR. FRANK 23. 54, 55 Richard, A. B. 187 Richard, Bernadine 43, 44, 53, 170 Richard, Dianna 32, 35, 44, 47, 48. 53, 55, 74, 75, 76, 86, 87, 90, 91, 100, 151, 201, 208, 214 Richard, Jerry 44, 179 Richard, Murphy 187 Richard, T. J. 40, 41, 170 Richert, Janie 39, 40, 41, 47, 49, 170, 199 Richert, Joel 44, 187, 189, 197 Richert, Judith 29, 34, 36, 42, 43, 47, 49, 74, 75, 151, 160, 210, 213, 215 Richert, Theresa 43, 44, 50, 182, 187 Riley, Ronald 85, 92, 97, 179, 180 Rine, Donald 170 Rine, Sue 34, 36, 38, 40 , 41, 47, 100, 151, 212, 214 ROBBINS, MR. JOHN W. 17 Roberts, Sharon 37, 43, 48, 53, 179 Robertson, Stan 34, 75, 80, 83, 152, 215 Robichaux, Karin 41, 44, 49, 170 Robinson, Adxion 21, 152, 215 Romaine, Nolan 170 Romero, Lyle 187 Rougelot, Justin 80, 83, 84. 179, 180 Roy, Joyce 171 Roy, Keith 187 Roy, Kenneth 41, 52, 152, 214 Roy, Ronald Dean 54, 171 Roy, Ronnie 55, 59, 171 ROY, MR. WALLACE 14 Royer, Barbara 187 Royer, Cheryl 171 Rutledge, Brenda 187 Rutledge, Martha 197 Rutledge, Rita 42, 86, 88, 90, 100, 179 Ryder, Geraldine 187 Sabatier, James 52, 171 Sabatier, Pat 39, 42, 44, 52, 171 Sabatier, William 187 Sackett, Cynthia 43, 45, 171 St. Armant, Gerald 94, 171 St. Amant, Jeanette 55. 155, 214 St. Germain, Aldon Ray 187 St. Germain, Sandra 179 SARRADET, MR. GERALD 26, 53 Sawyer, Helen 34, 42, 44, 55, 171, 197 Sawyer, Marilyn 42, 179 Says, Wesley 28, 79, 187, 188 Schnee, Deborah 187 Schnee, Richard 45, 55, 152, 215 Seefield, ftue 55, 179 Segura, Frankie 43, 46, 118, 187, 189 Segura, Johnny 44, 179. 180, 181, 211 Segura, Robert 44, 48, 92, 93, 179 Seilhan, Cyrus 44, 51, 187 Sennett, Catherine 36, 47, 53, 153, 214 Sexton, Richard 179 Shell, Danny 92, 187, 198 Shell, Jimmy 59, 179 Shirley, Barry 34, 58, 80, 81. 82, 85, 171, 173 Shirley, Jack 79, 102, 103, 118, 187, 188, 200 Shirley, Chip 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 59, 61, 63, 72, 73, 80. 83, 102, 103, 108, 11. 153, 189, 196 , 208, 214, 215 Shoats, Kenneth 51 Shultz. Harriet 37, 42, 43, 47. 49, 55, 86, 100, 108, 122, 153, 194, 200, 210, 212, 213, 215 Shultz, Nancy 37, 42, 43, 47, 86, 100, 179 Simar, Michael 40, 187 Simmons, Gareth 187 254 SIMMONS, MR. JERRY T. 10, 119, 198, 210, 213, 214, 216 SIMMONS, MR. SHELDON 19 Sisk, Diedre 32, 33. 37, 38, 39, 42, 50, 180, 212 Sisk, Raymond 171 Sittig, Dora 187 Sittig, Henrietta 28, 154 Sittig, Linda 171 Smallwood, Anne 50, 154, 214 Smallwood, David 154, 214 Smith, Barbara 180 Smith, Jerald 18, 34, 35, 36, 47, 48, 51, 92, 94, 99, 154, 160, 213, 214 Smith, Karen 187 Smith, Charlane 42, 54, 171 Smith, Suzanne 42, 44, 48, 86, 87, 90, 102, 103, 180, 197 Smith, Terry 187 Smith, Walter 180 Smith, Willard 18, 49 Sneed, Arthur 171 Sollay, Alta 47. 55, 155, 214 Sonnier, Cynthia 34, 36, 42, 44, 49, 171 Sonnier, Eva 171 Sonnier, Henry 155, 215 Sonnier, Robert 22, 34, 36, 171 Sonnier, Rose 50, 180 Sonnier, William 187 Spell, Carol 187 Spell, Ronald 187 Spurry, Anne 22, 53, 187 Stagg, Alice 37. 42, 177. 180 Stagg, Cynthia 32, 33, 37, 42, 44, 47, 54, 55, 180, 200, 212 Stagg, Ginger 43, 187 Stagg, Vaughan 15, 32, 35, 36, 37, 38, 46, 47, 48, 49, 113, 123, 155, 195, 205, 212, 213, 214 Stewart, Linda 34, 36, 42, 45, 215 Stewart, Marilyn 42, 171 Stockwell, Tommy 47, 54, 172 Stout, Ronnie 187 Stozle, Frederick 44, 187 Strickler, Newton 180 Strickler, Peggy 42, 50, 180 Suire, Frank 180 Suire, Ray Paul 41, 180 Tauzin, Vickie 34, 36, 38, 39, 42, 43, 44, 49, 208, 212, 213, 214, 215 Taylor, Michael 187 Taylor, Randy 46, 53, 180, 199 Taylor, Stephen 54, 187 Theriot, Deanna 34, 36, 42, 214 Theriot, Jodie 43, 50, 53, 180 Theriot, Richard 18, 32, 34, 35, 36, 46, 47, 48, 49, 58, 61, 62, 65, 72, 92, 98, 106, 201, 208, 210, 212, 213, 214 Thibodeaux, Kathy 42, 44, 50, 180 Thibodeaux, Lynn 43, 44, 50, 53, 187 Thrasher, Dwain 25, 44, 187, 194 TIEJE, MRS. DORIS 18 Timmons, Bobby 187 Touchet, Daniel 180 Touchet, John 187 Touchet, Linda 188 Touchet, Russell 172 Toups, Johnny 34, 35, 36, 49, 75. 110, 157, 196 , 206, 208, 212, 213, 214 Tracy, Barbara 50, 188 Trahan, Carol 172 Trahan, Carolyn 11, 34, 36, 38, 39, 42, 45, 49, 86, 100, 157, 212, 213, 214 Trahan, Clifton 54, 180 Trahan, Laura Ann 37, 41, 180, 181 Trahan, Patricia 43, 50, 188 Trahan, Paula 50, 180 Trahan, Ronald 18, 188 Trahan, Sandra 42, 47, 48, 172, 205, 208 Trahan, Theresa 52, 54, 55, 100, 157, 215 Trauth, Yvonne 45, 157, 214 Turner, Randee 158, 215 Tuthill, Barbara 36, 37, 42, 45, 158, 160, 215 VALDETERO, MR. ANTOINE 21 Valdetero, Pam 39, 42, 45, 55 Valenti, John 41, 158, 214 Vance, Jonnye 34, 35, 48, 52, 58, 65, 72, 158, 215 Van Cleave, William 188 Veronie, Donald 188 Veronie, Shelia 43, 53, 180 Vidrine, Glennella 41, 188 Vincent, Gene 172 Vizina, Ray 59, 97, 98, 172 Walker, Deborah 42, 86, 87. 88, 89, 180 WEBB, MRS. LINDA 27, 100 Welborn, Linda 42, 44, 48. 50, 172, 208 Weldon, Chuck 34, 59, 66, 172, 173 255 Whaley, Edward 41, 188 Whiddon, Dale 159, 215 Williams, Lois 13, 37, 38. 39, 42, 44, 53, 177, 180 Williams, Nancy 37, 42, 172 Williams, Penny 37, 40, 41, 182, 188 Williams, Sandra 159, 215 Wilson, David 16, 23, 54, 188 WILSON, MRS. HELEN 24, 50 WILSON, MR. JAMES O. 29 Wolfe, Rebecca 34, 36, 41, 86, 90, 102, 103, 159, 212, 213, 214 Woodruff, Donette 25, 45, 172 Young, Dianne 42, 44, 53, 172 Young, Kenneth Wayne 51, 159, 215 Quitting Time y-3 •«% 4 n ► if Iff ■ ?mMWmf mmmrn i