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

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1968 volume:

Jennings High School Jennings, Louisiana Volume XXII 1968 BULLDOG’S GROWL TABLE OF CONTENTS We Found Time To Be . . . Teachers S Students 40 Favorites 104 Members 120 Athletics 168 Participants 232 Advertisers 264 2 , s High School is only a building until individuals devote time, energy and support to the s hool and school activities. or your contribution to Jennings High we dedicate the 1968 Bulldog’s Growl to YOU. For without you—as students, teachers, staff members, parents and community members, this ar would not have been the same. The constant hurry left little time for study or quiet moments for ourselves--yet we found time to participate in extracurricular activities, talk with friepds in the hall, decorate class cars, cheer the 'Dogs to state quarter finals, and congratulate the Bulldettes and Band on their State titles. i JggBB mmwssvwr, There are no traces of all the busy scenes--taking exams, traveling to out-of-town events on buses, changing schedules, participating in sports, and racing the tardy bell to class.' Even before graduation we reminisced about our Freshman year, the changed lunch system, the flooded auditorium, the late class rings, the new additions to the school and how quickly time had passed. For each graduating class as time ends--the memories begin. Our Year Was Filled gaiety enthusiasm daydreaming tenderness roving blah!! With Moments of . . . triumph hurrying learning senioritis” anticipation humor concentration Lis. J Mr. Harelson, Our J.H.S. Principal, ABOVE: Mr. Harelson has unselfishly given time ABOVE: Mayor John L. Conner and Mr. Eddie Harelson in thought as to how he may improve J.H.S. proclaimed Homecoming Day. A Final View We. the Senior Students wish to express our gratitude to Mr. Harelson for the many things he has given us. He has offered to us the opportunity to work with others and the challenge to become the best graduating class of J. H. S. We hope, Mr. Harelson. that we have made you proud of us. RIGHT: Mr. Harelson and Mr. James Berry conversed about the film they presented on Parents’ Visitation Night. 10 Challenged the Graduating Class of 1968 BELOW: Mr. Harelson attended a meeting of the Quarterback Club with Mr. Bill Brantley after the Sulphur football game. 11 Mr. Hotard Dealt With Student Absentees ABOVE: Our assistant principal, Mr. Dale Hotard, was in charge of keeping a record of students that had been absent. RIGHT: Mr. Hotard stood on duty in the main hall. Our Secretary Mrs. Helen Evans BELOW: Mr. Hotard had the responsibility of giving students their admits. LEFT: Mr. Hotard maintained silence during the morning meditation. 12 In Addition to Guidance Counseling, ABOVE: Lois Williams conversed with Mr. Craig about the school activities planned for the week. RIGHT: What plot are you hatching now, Mr. Craig? Mr. Craig is Student Council Sponsor RIGHT: One of the many duties of our counselor, Mr. Craig, was to give Sophomores their I.Q. tests. BELOW: Mr. Craig worked very hard to score the I. Q. tests. 13 Our Dedicated Cooks Served Fine Meals for J.H.S. Students BELOW: Mrs. Gladys Dupuis and Mrs. Vernice Peloquin glazed buns with cinnamon - sugar coating. ABOVE: Our lunchroom workers: Mrs. Gladys Dupuis, Mrs. Lillie Babineaux, Mrs. Luma Guillot, Mrs. Vernice Peloquin, and Mrs. Lucille Roy. BELOW: Mrs. Lillie Babineaux, Mrs. Luma Guillot, and Mrs. Lucille Roy helped to prepare another fine meal. 14 The Appearance of Our School Depended On Our Janitors ABOVE: A basketball goal went up with the aid of a smiling-faced janitor. ABOVE: Mr. Noah Lavergne, Mr. Wallace Roy, and Mr. Russell Doucet paused during a busy school day. LEFT: Mr. Wallace Roy and Mr. Noah Lavergne prepared to clean the classrooms and halls. RIGHT: Our bus drivers have served us well and will continue to do so. They are Mr. Jocko Lejeune, Mr. Howard Miers, Mr. Arthur Eastman, and Mr. O. J. Lejeune. 15 5th Year Faculty Study Mr. Jack Adcock B.A., McNeese World History Civics Mrs. Ann Belair B.S., U.S.L. Home Economics II Home Economics IV Mr. James Berry B.S., L.S.U. Speech I.II.Ill Mrs. M. E. Blanchard B.S., Florida State English II o Mr. M. E. Blanchard B.S., L.S.U. Agriculture Mrs. Laurence Bruchhaus B.S.. U.S.L. Algebra I Mrs. Marjorie Bloch B.S.. M.S.C.W. American History Mrs. James Carter B.A., U.S.L. English III Journalism Mrs. Marquerite Clifford B.S.. Northwestern M.Ed., McNeese Home Economics I.Ill Mrs. John L. Conner B.A.. U.S.L. Typewriting II Business English Shorthand 16 Completed by J.H.S. Teachers Mrs. Catherine Cormier B.A., M.Ed., McNeese English I Grammar Mr. V. E. Craig B.A., U.S.L. M.Ed., L.S.U. M.S., L.S.U. Counselor Certification Counselor Coach Paul DeLaCroix B.S., La. Tech M.A., L.S.U. Civics Basketball, Tennis Mrs. L. J. Firestone B.A., L.S.U. M.Ed., L.S.U. Special Education Mrs. Jeanette Gaudet B.S., U.S.L. M.Ed., McNeese Physical Education Basketball, Tennis Mrs. C. B. Goodreaux, Jr. B.A., Northeastern Librarian Mr. Eddie Harelson B.S., Louisiana Tech M.Ed., L.S.U. Principal Coach Kenneth Hood B.S., Northwestern Track, Football P.E. and Health Mr. Dale Hotard B.S., L.S.U. M.Ed., McNeese Ass't Principal Coach Bob Hudson B.S., La. Tech General Science Football Athletic Director 17 Faculty Members Enjoyed Mrs. Bob Hudson B.S., La. Tech Physical Education Mr. Henry Janice B.S., U.S.L. M.Ed., McNeese Algebra I, Geometry Trigonometry Mr. Martin Jones B.S., McNeese Biology, Gen. Math Senior Math Mrs. Marjorie Keeth B.S., Louisiana College English III, IV Mr. Donald Kennedy B.S., U.S.L. Drivers' Education Mr. Ellis Lormand B.A., U.S.L. Earth Science Gen. Science Miss Janet Lovelady B.A., La. College English I Literature Coach Jack Martin B.S., La. Tech M.S., McNeese Algebra I, II Track Mr. Terry Mayeux B.S., L.S.U. French I, II Algebra II Mrs. Bobbie Morgan B.S., McNeese Typing I Office Practice 18 First Faculty Christmas Buffet Mrs. Kathie Moseley B.A., McNeese World Geography American History Civics Mr. Paul Myers B.M.E., McNeese M.M.E., L.S.U. Instrumental School Band Mrs. B. F. Patterson B.A., U.S.L. English II, III Mr. Frank Ricard, Jr. B.A., Louisiana College M.M.E., McNeese Chorus Mr. Sheldon Simmons B.A., Louisiana College Physics, Chemistry Mrs. William Tietje, jr. B.S., La. Tech Biology I Mr. Antoine Valdetero B.A., McNeese Bookkeeping Typewriting I Mrs. Helen Wilson B.S., U.S.L. M.Ed., L.S.U. Home Economics I Mr. James Wilson B.S., U.S.L. M.Ed., L.S.U. School Work Adjustment Program Coach George Zachary B.S., Northwestern Ass't Coach P.E. and Health 19 Departments r a Business..............p. 21 Home Economics .............pp. 22-23 Language Arts . . pp. 24-25 Music...........pp. 26-27 Science.........pp. 28-29 Social Studies........p. 30 Mrs. Gaudet and Mrs. Blanchard arranged the delicious food that was served buffet style. Faculty members relaxed and visit ed prior to the Christmas Covered Dish Supper. Coach Zachary, Mrs. DeLaCroix, and Coach DeLaCroix prepared to enjoy some of the dishes prepared for the event. Mathematics.........p. 3 I Agriculture.........p. 32 Driver Education ... p. 33 Physical Education .............pp. 34-35 Special Education ... p. 36 Library.............p. 37 S.W.A.P.........pp. 38-39 20 The Shorthand Room Was Remodeled ABOVE: Mr. Val directed the attention of his bookkeeping class to the diagram on the board. BELOW: Mrs. Morgan dictated to her class as well as directed timed writings. ABOVE: Mrs. Conner checked Dianna Babineaux's shorthand transcription while Cindy Landry and Jo Ann Berlinger tried to finish their work before the dismissal bell. BELOW: Mr. Val timed a speed writing taken by his Typing I students. oogoooV oooooooooeo BELOW:Sherry Broussard had to make a correction in her typing as directed by Mrs. Conner. 21 Home Economics Classes Were Brightened by LEFT: The girls benefited from a demonstration given by Mrs. Wilson. BELOW: Mrs. Carolyn Mayer served refreshments to Mrs. Belair on a field trip to Gulf States Utilities. ABOVE: Mrs. Belair helped her 3rd hour Home Economics IV students make cherry tarts for Parents' Visitation Night. 22 RIGHT: Mrs. Clifford helped Glenda Miller, Janie Racca, and Gaynell Comeaux lay out their patterns. Decorative and Festive Parties RIGHT: Home Economics IV girls proved that decorations and table settings can provide enjoyment. ABOVE: Co-ed Magazines can be helpful in Home Economics classes as displayed by Mrs. Clifford. BELOW: Mrs. Belair, Marie Jardell, and Linda Baker helped to make Parents' Visitation Night more pleasant by serving refreshments. 23 Senior Students Took ABOVE: Mrs. Cormier filled out report cards for her homeroom students. BELOW: Mr. Berry wrote criticisms on the reverse side of a speech outline. BELOW: Miss Lovelady prepared her days lesson before class began. BELOW: Mrs. Patterson checked the students' homework before beginning class. 24 S.R.A. for First Time ABOVE: Mrs. Keeth's 6th hour English IV class busily prepared for class discussion. BELOW: Mrs. Carter contemplated whether the answer one of her English III students gave was correct or not. BELOW: Mr. Mayeux explained the proper use of a French word in a sentence. 25 J.H.S. Marching Band Participated in Ostrodome Half-Time Show STRIKE UP THE BAND! ABOVE: Between classes Mr. Myers worked on a composition he wanted to present to his 1st hour band class. ABOVE: Mr. Myers, Mr. Berry, and Pat Deaville discussed the band's marching routine at an afternoon practice. 26 RIGHT: Now really, Mr. Myers, the majorettes could have learned their routine without your assistance! J.H.S. Music Department Sent Representatives to District Chorus LEFT: Mr. Ricard introduced Christmas songs at the Christmas assembly on December 21. RIGHT: Mr. Ricard not only accompanied his chorus students but also sang along with them. RIGHT: Diana Donnell sang a solo in the Girls' Chorus' selection, Light, Light the Candle, at the annual Christmas Concert. 27 Chemistry Department Divided Into Technical and Non-Technical Sections LEFT: On Parents' Visitation Night Mr. Simmons discussed the relationship of symbols to valences with a visiting parent and a student, Darrell Landry. RIGHT: Mrs. Tietje, Mary Longman, and Glenda LeGros listened attentively while Barry Williams described what the flask contained. LEFT: Coach Hudson had the responsibilities of coaching football and teaching general science. 28 Sites of Biology Field Trips Were Kinder and Riverside Irrigation ABOVE: Mr. Lormand relaxed during class after distributing a mimeographed test sheet. ABOVE: Biology students hurriedly looked over their notebooks before class discussion began. BELOW: Mr. Jones is one of our new teachers and has shown the students that knowledge can come to you naturally if you smile. BELOW: Mrs. Tietje described the yeast culture held in the flask. 29 Civics Students Planned First Trip to Washington, D.C. ABOVE: Mrs. Moseley explained the prodecures she follows during a normal school day to Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Bailey. BELOW: Mrs. Bloch demonstrated the use of the overhead projector to Mr. and Mrs. Daly Williams and Mr. Steve Coco on Parents' Visitation Night. BELOW: Mr. Paul DeLaCroix and Mr. James Berry discussed the topic, Our Country's Past. 30 Math Students Benefited From First Year of Programed Instructions BELOW: Gloria Lanthierand Micheal Kebodeaux appeared to dread Mr. Jones' biology test, which really wasn't difficult. ABOVE: Mrs. Bruchhaus got her idea of math across to her students with the use of a comical bulletin board. LEFT: Coach Martin explained a problem effectively with the aid of symbols. RIGHT: Mr. Janice directed the attention of his trigonometry class to the diagram shown on the board. 31 Ag. Department Was Equipped With Welding Units ABOVE: Mr. Blanchard assisted in covering the green house with a large sheet of plastic. BELOW: Mr. Blanchard believes in working right along with the agriculture boys. BELOW: Mr. Blanchard removed the dead leaves from a plant to make room for the new leaves. ABOVE: A healthy plant can grow from the roots on this leaf sprig shown by Mr. Blanchard. 32 Mr. Kennedy Received a New Driver Education Car ABOVE: Mr. Donald Kennedy, Wally Constant, and Robert Fontenot checked the driver education car for faults. BELOW: The assimilator contributes to the knowledge of students in drivers education. ABOVE: Daily driving with Mr. Kennedy was important for Wanda Clement and Dorothy Cormier. BELOW: Mr. Kennedy reviewed the driving manual before leaving with Murphy Richard and Roy Ardoin. 33 Physical Education Classes Awarded Aanhea Patches LEFT: On Parents’ Visitation Night Mrs. Dorothy Berkeley. Mrs. Jeanette Gaudet, and Mrs. Bob Hudson discussed the season's basketball schedule. 34 LEFT: Mrs. Jeanette Gaudet was not only our girls' basketball coach but also was sponsor of the cheerleaders. At Midterm Coach Cormier Joined Our Faculty ABOVE: Dennis Clark and Danny Landry spent many hours shooting goals and working out. ABOVE: Huey Daigle attempted to lift 250 pounds while Billy Duncan and Lee Paul Manuel looked on. ABOVE: Edmund Lopez made lifting 160 pounds appear easy. ABOVE: Coach Martin directed Billy Moore on the proper procedure to follow when pressing 250 pounds. 35 Special Education Students Entered Posters in Annual Turkey Shoot Contest ABOVE: Shown with Mrs. Firestone are Rita Lejeune, Elizabeth Blanchard, Gale Trahan, Richard Quibodeaux, Marilyn Adams, Keven Bertrand, John Myers, and Jeff Gary. Study Boothes Were Installed in J.H.S. Library LEFT: Our librarian, Mrs. Goodreau, was always on hand to assist any students that may need help in the library. BELOW: Mrs. Goodreau helped Harvey Campbell find a book by using the card catalog. Tom Precht is seen here getting information for a report from a magazine. BELOW: Dianna Babineaux and Markeitha Stutes helped Mrs. Goodreau put plastic protective covers on the magazines displayed in the library. RIGHT: Mrs. Goodreau and Mel Woods looked at the library maps to find out where the 1968 Olympics were going to be held. 37 S.W.A.P.—School Work Rosa Myers Weill's Department Store Barbara Tracy Russell Myers Advanced Business Leger's Coffee Shoppe Machines Jimmy Fontenot Jennings Central School Elroy Lopez Black's Hardware Larry Vanya Jim Olds' Texaco Jimmy Richard Capital City Hardware Harold Lopez Capital City Hardware Johnny Vizina Cormier's Supermarket 38 Adjustment Program Linda Touchet Segraves' Wayne Neal Preston's Seat Covers Auto Glass Shop Donald Landry Hebert and LeBleu Donald Richard Preston’s Seat Covers Auto Glass Shop David Manuel Cormier's Grocery Market Eddie Murray Gulf Coast Electronics 39 RIGHT: Mr. Wilson presided over his busy School Work Adjustment Program Class. •O o Students ’68—The Year of State ABOVE: Roger Fontenot, Glen Gary, Tyrone Armentor, and Nancy Marcantel threw away old tests and scratch paper after midterm. ABOVE: Senior Pep Squad members were recognized at the Notre Dame game. ABOVE: Seniors Glen Bertrand, JoAnne Berlinger, and Gerald Crochet supported the basketball team at a home game. ABOVE: Genee' Hine, Cindy Landry, Charlee Lacour and Wanette Marcantel wired flowers on the Senior Bulldog. ABOVE: Daryl Newman was elected class president for the fourth year. Also serving as officers were Susan Burger, Business Manager; Becky Berkeley, Vice-President; and NOT SHOWN Billy Moore, Treasurer and Sherry Broussard, Secretary. 42 Band and Basketball! As Seniors, we share common memories of research papers, chemistry unknowns, Senior parties, thousands of thank you notes, and one another. Memories will have to keep us together, for after four years of work, study, fun, and friendship—we have ceased to be a class. ABOVE: Pat Deaville played the trumpet for meditation each morning. ABOVE: Senior class officers served on the Steering Committee for the proposed city Youth Center. ABOVE: Senior Student Council Representatives Deidre Sisk, Susan Burger and Cindy Landry enjoyed the Barbecue. ABOVE: Nancy Marcantel, Cindy Landry, Barbara Smith, Nanci Taylor, Charlee Lacour and Wanette Marcantel designed paisleys on the Senior class entry in the Homecoming Parade. 43 LEFT: Bethel Boudreaux, Rita Rutledge, Sherry Broussard and Karla Jones took advanced business courses. Jennings High School Charlotte Albright Linda Arceneaux Tyrone Armentor RIGHT: Senior class president Daryl Newman asked for nominees for class officers. Daryl was elected president for the fourth consecutive year. Dianna Babineaux Linda Baker Brenda Benoit 44 Senior Class of 1968 JAMES BENOIT RONALD BENOIT BECKY BERKELEY RIGHT: Each Senior remembers his last year for a variety of actions that can only be described as crazy”. JoANNE BERLINGER GLEN BERTRAND MIKE BERTRAND 45 Seniors Survived Bethel Boudreaux Julie Bowers Betty Jo Breaux RIGHT: Gerald Miller, Mike Guidry, Philip Devall, Dusty Miller, Dan Morrish, and James Green worked on their research papers for English IV. Judy Breaux Rod Breaux Sherry Broussard 46 Research Papers Butch Brunt Martha Buller Susan Burger RIGHT: Aftercareful planning, Rose Sonnier wrote her first draft for her research paper required in English IV under Mrs. Keeth. Harvey Campbell Roger Comeaux Mike Conner 47 Only Seniors Voted on MARK COURREGE EARL COURVILLE GERALD CROCHET ABOVE: Becky Berkeley, Susan Burger, and Nancy ABOVE: Senior girls elected officers to serve for the Marcantel assisted Mr. Craig in counting Who's Who next year in Pep Squad. votes. ALVIN DAIGLE DONALD DAIGLE LARRY DAIGLE 48 Senior Favorites JOHN DARBONNE PATRICK DEAVILLE LOUIS DESHOTEL RIGHT: Six girls, Lois Williams, Genee' Hine, Nancy Mar-cantel, Susan Burger, Sherry Broussard and Chris Hudson, were nominated by the Senior Class for the Who's Who Award. PHILIP DEVALL DAVID DONALD SAUNDRA DUHON 49 Always Something New CHRIS DUPONT BRADLEY EASTMAN LOIS EVANS RIGHT: During a chemistry assembly. Lois Evans had a hair raising” experience. CAROLYN FONTENOT LAURICE FONTENOT ROGER DALE FONTENOT 50 and Exciting Happened GLORIA FRUGE JACK GARRETT GLEN GARY RIGHT: Seniors '68 was spelled out in sawdust while the gym floor was being repaired. STEPHANIE GARY TED GARY CURTIS GAY 51 It Was That Time JAMES GREEN MICHAEL GUIDRY AUBREY GUILBEAU LEFT: There she was to give smallpox shots again. Senior girls Peggy Strickler and Debbie Miller grin and bear it.” RICHARD HANLEY CAROL HANVY ANGELA HEBERT 52 of the Year Again DELORES HILBUN GENEE HINE RIGHT: Did the apple fall on the ground or is it still on the table? Seniors Gwin Miller, Glynda Miller and Nancy Shultz had their eyes tested in P.E. CHRISTINE HUDSON DINAH HURST GALE JANICE 53 Senior Class Won MARIE JARDELL BERNETTA LA BOUVE KARLA JONES ALICE LACKEY CHARLEE LACOUR Jl r RIGHT: Julie Bowers, Becky Reynolds, Paula Trahan, and Ramona Landry gained office experience in office practice. CINDY LANDRY DARRELL LANDRY Growl Spirit Stick LEFT: The Senior class won the GROWL’S spirit stick for buying the most subscriptions percentage wise. GLORIA LANDRY RAMONA LANDRY Seniors Entered All Phases DONNA LeJEUNE PAMELA LeJEUNE LORETTA LeJEUNE RICHARD LESTAGE CHERYL LOCKLEAR LEFT: Mr. James Berry, a Senior sponsor, collected ballots after the class voted on the American Legion Award. JOEY LOPEZ of High School Activities LEFT: Senior football players Bitsy Segura, Larry Daigle, Steve Lee, and Carlton Lejeune, helped lead the mighty Bulldogs into the AA Quarter-finals. NANCY MARCANTEL WANETTE MARCANTEL PAUL MEREDITH BERNIE MIKE MIERS LEFT: Senior class president Daryl Newman and Mr. V. E. Craig, Student Council sponsor, counted votes for Senior class favorites. DEBBIE MILLER GERALD MILLER Barbecue Was RIGHT: This year the Juniors gave the Seniors a barbecue instead of a banquet. GLYNDA MILLER GWIN MILLER BARBARA MYERS ROBERT MYERS a Big Success DARYL NEWMAN ROGER NEWMAN CAROL PAVLU BETTY PEPPER GENNY NICHOLS Everyone had a grand time at the barbecue as some gathered around the juke box to listen to some of that good ole Cajun” music. CATHY PICKETT RODNEY RAVEY Excitement Rose During Senior boys congregated in the hall outside their classrooms for the last time before their finals REBEKAH REYNOLDS DONALD RICHARD JERRY RICHARD JIMMY RICHARD SHARYN ROBERT JUSTIN ROUGELOT MARTHA RUTLEDGE Those Last Days Seniors Count-down” MARILYN SAWYER Mr. Berry checked David Donald’s Speech II book in during the last rushed days of school. RITA RUTLEDGE SANDRA ST. GERMAIN JOHNNY SEGURA ROBERT SEGURA RICHARD SEXTON NANCY SHULTZ Seniors Practiced Three ALICE STAGG DEIDRE SISK SUZANNE SMITH CYNTHIA STAGG ROSE SONNIER NEWTON STRICKLER 62 BARBARA SMITH Days for Graduation LEFT: Chris Dupont and 11 other choral students practiced for the Baccalaureate Choir. PEGGY STRICKLER MARKEITHA STUTES I .4 MICHAEL TAYLOR RAY SUIRE LEFT: Practice was plenty of work, but it was fun also. WAYNE TATE NANCI TAYLOR 63 RANDY TAYLOR Last Weeks Passed in Flur JODIE THEROIT KATHY THIBODEAUX ANN TRAHAN LOIS WILLIAMS ry of Cards, Parties, Exams m ABOVE: Seniors attended Career Day for the last time before entering college or their chosen professions. ABOVE: Seniors felt great when they finally turned in their research papers. ABOVE: The Senior girls enjoyed their special place during the last few days of school. ABOVE: Mr. Berry, Senior Class Sponsor, collected American Legion Award votes from Rita Rutledge. '-wniTFr mum CLASS STANDINGS 1. Nancy Marcantel 3.953 2. Barbara Smith 3.944 3. Genee Hine 3.785 4. Christine Hudson 3.638 5. Judy Breaux 3.631 6. Rita Rutledge 3.611 7. Patrick Deaville 3.558 8. Dick Lestage 3.540 9. Cathy Pickett 3.525 10. David Donald 3.459 11. Lois Evans 3.457 12. Dusty Miller 3.441 13. Cheryl Locklear 3.418 14. Ramona Landry 3.394 15. Dinah Hurst 3.394 16. Dianna Babineaux 3.351 17. Susan Burger 3.270 18. Philip Devall 3.270 19. Delores Hilburn 3.261 20. Deidre Sisk 3.128 21. Daryl Newman 3.116 22. Rodney Ravey 3.111 23. Becky Berkeley 3.102 24. Wanette Marcantel 3.075 25. Billy Moore 3.024 26. Bethel Boudreaux 3.000 27. Angela Hebert 3.000 ABOVE: The last day of school for Seniors ABOVE: During practice, students sang the Alma '68. Mater and the class song, Born Free. 65 Senior Activities CHARLOTTE ALBRIGHT Beta; F.T.A.; Thespians; Press Club; Band: L.S.U. Band Day, McNeese Band Day, University of Houston Band Day, Six Flag and Hemisfair Trips, State Festival, L.E.M.A. Solo and Ensemble Festival, McNeese Marching and Concert Festival U.S.L. Marching Festival, Lafayette and Houma Mardi Gras Parades, Stage Band, Band Council, Jefferson David Select Band, Majorette; Debate: McNeese Speech Rally; Verse Choir. LINDA ARCENEAUX Library Club; Chorus: McNeese Chorus Festival, Spring Concert. TYRONE ARMENTOR F.B. L.A.; Safety; Library; F.F.A.; Football; Track; Basketball; Science Club. DIANNA BABINEAUX F.B.L.A., Vice-President, District Convention Spelling Team; F.H.A.; Beta Club; Annual Staff, Index Editor, Yearbook Editing Award; Pep Squad, Drummer, Powder Puff Game; U.S.L. Literary Rally; Scholarship Certificate; Most Popular Girl ; Nominee for Most Talented , Prettiest , and Most Humorous ; Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals; National Merit Test; Physical Fitness Certificate. LINDA BAKER Cheering Squad; Marching Squad; 4-H, Secretary; F.H.A.; F.B.L.A.; F.T.A.; Safety Club; NEDT; National Merit Test; Intramural Track Team; Powder Puff Games; Press Club; Annual Staff. BRENDA BENOIT Pep Squad, Powder Puff Game; Thespians; Press Club; Annual Staff; Library Club, Historian, L.T.L.A. Convention; Chorus: Mixed Chorus, McNeese District Music Festival, State Music Festival, Christmas and Spring Concerts; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; Verse Choir; H.M.S. PINAFORE Set Crew; Intramural Volleyball. REBECCA SUE BERKELEY Freshman Cheerleader; Vice-President of Freshman Class; Sophomore Class Favorite; Secretary-Treasurer of Soph. Class, Secretary of Junior Class, Second Maid on Homecoming Court; Varsity Cheerleader; 4-H; F.T.A.; Press Club; Student Council; Thespian; Verse Choir; Safety Council; Pelican Girls State Delegate; Dramatic Productions; Most Humorous ; Vice-President of Senior Class; Who's Who Nominee; Student Council Award; Cheer-leading Award; McNeese Speech Festival; Annual Staff; Powder Puff Game. JOANNE BERLINGER F.B.L.A., Student Council Representative, District Convention; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Beta Club; 4-H, Achievement Day; Annual Staff; Safety Council; Bulldettes, Cheering and Marching Squads, Powder Puff Games; Volleyball Intramural; Typing II Award. GLEN BERTRAND Football; Track Manager; Intramural Track Meet; Sergeant-of-Arms Interact; F.B.L.A.; Intramural Volleyball; Chorus: Christmas Concert, District Music Festival, State Festival; Band: Spring Concert, District Marching Festival. BETHEL BOUDREAUX 4-H, Achievement Day, Parish Queen Contestant; F.H.A.; Library; F.T.A.; Beta; F.B.L.A., District Convention; Safety Council; Annual Staff; Key Club Sweetheart, Key Club District Convention; Pep Squad, Head Majorette; Dance Line; Jeff Davis Parish Fair Princess; Graduation Usher; Powder Puff Games; Volleyball Intramural; U.S.L. Twirling Festival; Jackson, Mississippi, Twirling Festival Nominee for Most Talented and Sweetheart. JUDY BREAUX Beta Club, Vice-President; F.T.A., Vice-President, State Convention; Press Club, Typist and Proofreader; Library Club; F.H.A.; French Club; 4-H, Achievement Day; Pep Squad, Cheering and Marching, Powder Puff Games; Make-up and Scenery for Dramatic Productions; U.S.L. Literary Rally; National Award for High School Excellence; Friendliest Girl ; F.T.A. Senior Award; Lions Club Scholarship; B P W Club Scholarship; Nominee for Most Likely to Succeed. ROD BREAUX Football; Basketball; Key Club; Saf' ty Club, President; J Club; Track; F.B.L.A.; 4 H; F.F.A.; Nominee for Most Popular, Most Athletic, Best All-Around, Most Handsome, Heart Throb; Friendliest Boy . 66 Senior Activities SHERRY BROUSSARD Basketball, All-State First Team, Honorable Mention All-District; Homecoming Court, Maid-of-Honor, Second Maid; J.H.S. Sweetheart ; Prettiest Girl”; Who's Who Nominee; Tennis: Second in Mixed-Doubles in State, U.S.L. Playday, McNeese Playday, Second, Girls Doubles, First, Mixed Doubles; F.B. L.A., Historian; Pep Squad, Reporter; Safety Club; 4-H, Queens' Contest; Senior Class Secretary; Powder Puff Game; Flagbearer; Marching Squad; Freshman Cheerleader; Nominee for: Most Athletic and Best All-Around. BUTCH BRUNT Thespians; Freshman Football; Basketball Manager; Football Manager; Choral Operettas; Debate; Science Club, Science Fair Winner; McNeese Speech Festival Winner; Band: State Band Festival, Senior and Junior Band Award, Hemisfair Concert, McNeese Music Rally, McNeese Marching Rally; U.S.L. Speech Rally; Best Actor Award; Dramatic Productions: Inherit the Wind”, Diary of Anne Frank , Meet Me In Saint Louis , The Haunting of Hill House , H.M.S. Pinafore and The Lottery . MARTHA BULLER F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; Library Club; Band: McNeese Marching Festival, McNeese Concert Festival, State Festival, Hemisfair Concert, Six Flags Trip, Mardi Gras Parades, Lafayette and Houma. SUSAN BURGER Student Council, President; Varsity Cheerleader, Head; Homecoming Queen; Thespians, Vice-President; Safety Club, Secretary; F.T.A.; Library Club, Vice-President, President; Beta Club; Senior Class Business Manager; Graduation Usher; Homecoming Maid-of-Honor; Junior Class Student Council Representative; 4-H, Secretary; Pep Squad, Reporter; Press Club; Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer; Freshman Cheerleader; Seven Dramatic Productions; McNeese Speech Rally; Verse Choir; Nominee for Prettiest, Sweetheart, and Most Popular; Who’s Who Nominee. HARVEY CAMPBELL Science Club, President, Parliamentarian; French Club; U.S.L. Literary Rally; Literary Club Essay Contest, Honorable Mention; J Club; Interact, Treasurer; Thespians; Beta Club; Intramural Volley- ball; Annual Staff, Assistant Indexer, Proofreader, Typist; Backstage crew Pirates of Penzance , The Haunting of Hill House ; Interact District Convention; Basketball; Nominee for Most Athletic and Most Likely to Succeed; Intramural Track Meet; Rotary Scholarship. GERALD CROCHET Thespians; F.B.L.A.; F.F.A.; H.M.S. Pinafore ; Backstage for Dramatic Production; Christmas Concert; Verse Choir; Intramural Track Meet; Basketball Tournament; and Volleyball; Freshman Football. ALVIN DAIGLE Intramural Track Meet; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Volleyball; F.F.A.; Judging Contests at McNeese. DON DAIGLE Football; Track; Golf; Chorus; Literary Rally. PAT DEAVILLE Nomination to U.S. Military Academy; McNeese Music Festival, McNeese Marching Festival; U.S.L. Literary Rally; L.S.U. Literary; McNeese Speech Festival; All-District Honor Band; All-State Marching Band; Beta Club; Interact Club; Science Club; Student Council; Most Outstanding Bandsman; Drum Major; Band Captain; L.S.U. Freshman Honor Award; I Dare You Award; Who's Who Nominee; National High School Award for Excellence; Thespians; McNeese Band Days; University of Houston Band Day; McNeese Clinic Band; McNeese Music Camps; Science Fair; Jeff Davis Select Band; J.H.S. Band Council; Intramural Track Meet; Pelican Boys State; Bell Science Award; W.O.W. American History Award. PHILIP DEVALL Science Club; Interact Club; U.S.L. Literary Rally; U.S.L. Career Day; Football Statistician; Pelican Boys State; U.S.L. Math Convention; Football Reporter; Student Council Representative, Interact Club; Beta Club. 67 Senior Activities DAVID DONALD 4-H, Student Council Representative; Safety Council; Beta Club, President; Key Club, State Convention; F.B.L.A., District Convention; F.T.A.; J Club; Football Letterman, Sportsmanship Award, All-District Honorable Mention; Graduation Usher; McNeese Speech Festival; Verse Choir; Interpretive Reading; The Lottery ; Who's Who Nominee; National Award for High School Excellence; Annual Staff; H.M.S. Pinafore”; Nominee for Most Humorous, Friendliest, Best All-Around, and Most Likely to Succeed. CHRIS DUPONT Football; Track; District and State Chorus Festivals; Library Club; F.F.A.;Intramural Track Meet; Intramural Basketball and Volleyball. BRADELY WAYNE EASTMAN Industrial Arts Club; Industrial Arts Convention; F.F.A. LOIS EVANS Daughters of the American Revolution Civics Award; Beta Club; F.B.L.A., District Speech Contest; F.T. A., Treasurer, State Convention, District Parliamentarian; Marching Squad, Flag Bearer; Freshman Cheerleader; Volleyball, McNeese and U.S.L. Playday; Basketball; All-Tournament, All-State Second Team, Sweet Sixteen, Sportsmanship Award; Powder Puff Games; Graduation Usher; Scholarship Certificate; Award for Excellence; Typing Award. CAROLYN FONTENOT F.B.L.A.; Thespians; LTLA Convention; Bulldettes; Powder Puff Games; F.H.A.; Intramural Volleyball. JAMES GREEN Key Club; J Club, Captain; Freshman Class Favorite; Freshman Basketball; Track; Football; All-State, All-Prep, All-District, Honorable Mention All-American, Most Athletic , Most Valuable Back, Sportsmanship Award; Nominee for Best All-Around, Most Handsome. AUBREY GUILBEAU U.S.L. Literary Rally; Interact Club; Science Club; French Club, Treasurer; Science Fair, Second Place Senior Division; Math Association Award. ANGIE HEBERT Marching Squad, Powder Puff Game; Library Club, Student Council Representative; F.H.A., Vice-President, State Convention; U.S.L. Literary Rally; 4-H, Outstanding Girl in Parish, Shortcourse. DELORES HILBURN Band; L.M.E.A. District Music Festival, State Concert in Monroe, Six Flags Trip, Astrodome, and Hemisfair, L.M.E.A. Summer Camp at McNeese, Clinic Band, Mardi Gras Parades in Crowley and Lafayette, Christmas Parades in Crowley, Lake Charles and Natchitoches, Junior Class Representative on Band Council, Band Librarian, Section and Rank Leader, Solo and Ensemble Festival, LMEA Marching Festival; Intramural Track Meet; Beta Club; Thespians; Scholastic Honor Scholarship. GENEE' HINE F.H.A., Reporter, President, District and State Convention; Student Council, Reporter; Beta Club, Chaplain; Press Club, Club News Editor; F.T. A., Reporter, District President, State Convention; Annual Staff, Sophomore Editor, Co-editor; 4-H District Shortcourse, State Executive Committee; District Winner Voice of Democracy Contest; H.M.S. Pinafore Scenery Crew; U.S.L. Literary Rallies; State Literary Rallies; Debate Team, Centenary Tournament, State Debate Tournament; Verse Choir; Graduation Usher; Pelican Girls State Delegate; L.S.U. Leadership Conference; D.A.R. Good Citizen; National Award for High School Excellence; Honorary Band Member; Home Ec. Award; Most Likely to Succeed ; Outstanding Teenager of America; American Legion Award; Who’s Who Award; William T. and Ethel Lewis Burton Scholarship. WILLA HOFFPAUIR F.H.A.; 4-H; F.B.L.A.; Library Club, President, Convention; Annual; Intramural Volleyball; Cheering Squad, Drill Sergeant. 68 Senior Activities CHRIS HUDSON Basketball: 4 year letterman, All-Tournament, MissBasketball ; All-District; Outstanding Player in District, All-State, Sportsmanship Award; Volleyball; McNeese and U.S.L. Playdays; Tennis; Homecoming Court Nominee; U.S.L. Literary Rally; Who’s Who Nominee; Most Athletic ; Pelican Girls State Delegate; Graduation Usher; Student Council; F.H.A.; F.T.A.; F.B.L.A., President, District Convention; Beta Club Student Council Representative; Safety Club; Pep Squad, Historian, Vice-President, Head Snare Drummer, Powder Puff Games; Nominee for Best All-Around. DINAH HURST Pep Squad, Powder Puff Games; Beta Club; F.T.A.; U.S.L. Literary Rally; Shorthand Award; Press Club; Verse Choir; McNeese Speech Festival; F.H.A.; McNeese State College Scholarship Award. GALE JANICE Verse Choir; McNeese Speech Festival; Band: Majorette, Co-Head, Head, Custodian, McNeese Music Festival, McNeese Marching Festival. McNeese Solo and Ensemble Festival, U.S.L. Twirling Festivals, McNeese Band Day, Mardi Gras Parades in Lafayette, and Houma, Christmas Parades in Crowley, Lake Charles, Natchitoches, Six Flags over Texas Trip, Astrodome Trip, Hemis-fair Trip; F.B.L.A.; Library Club; Press Club; 4-H; F.H.A.; Annual Staff. MARIE JARDELL F.H.A.; Library Club; 4-H, Achievement Day; Pep Squad, Marching Squad; Basketball Manager; Thespians, Secretary; Verse Choir; McNeese Festivals, 7 Dramatic Productions; 2 Operettas; Best Actress ; Honor Thespian. KARLA JONES 4-H; F.B.L.A.; F.H.A.; Library Club; Pep Squad; Beta Club; Powder Puff Games; Nominee for Prettiest. BERNETTA LABOUVE F.H.A.; Library Club; Spring Concert, Chorus Festival, Mixed Chorus, Christmas Concert; Pep Squad. ALICE MARIE LACKEY Freshman Favorite; Bulldettes, Powder Puff Games; Varsity Cheerleader, Cheerleading Award; Beta Club; Student Council, Student Council Certificate; McNeese Music Festival, Mixed Girls, Ensembles; Annual Staff; Library Club, L.T.L.A. State Reporter; Safety Club; Press Club, Chronicle Award Editor of BULLDOG CHRONICLE; Leadership Conference, Managing (assistant) Editor of LEADERSHIP VOICE; Student Council Representative; F.T.A., Parliamentarian, Historian; Thespians, Honor Thespian, Thespian Award; Six Major Productions; McNeese Speech Rally, Girls Interpretative Reading, Prepared Speaking, One Act Play; Student Director of The Haunting of Hill House ; McNeese Social Studies Fair; Verse Choir; Northwestern Cheerleading Camp; L.S.U. State Clinic; L.T.L.A. State Convention; Mid-South Cheerleading Institute; Nominee for Best All-Around Girl. CHARLEE LACOUR F.H.A.; Pep Squad; Beta Club; F.B.L.A.; Library Club; Vesper Choir, McNeese Music Festival, State Music Festival; Operetta; Annual Staff, Sophomore Editor; J.H.S. Performing Choir. CINDY LANDRY Pep squad, Drill Sergeant, Powder Puff Games; 4-H, Secretary, Achievement Day; F.T.A., State Convention; Beta Club; Graduation Usher; Chorus: Mixed Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Christmas and Easter Concerts, District and State Festivals; Library Club; HMS PINAFORE; Freshman editor of Annual; Press Club; Senior class Student Council Representative. DARRELL LANDRY J” Club; Safety Club; Science Club; F.T.A.; Library Club; Student Council; Key Club; 4-H; McNeese Music Festival; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Junior Class Representative; Football; Basketball; Track; F.B.L.A.; French Club; All-State Football Team, Nominee for Best All Around, Most Athletic. RAMONA LANDRY Beta Club. 69 Senior Activities PAT LOUGHLIN STEVEN ROSS LEE Football; 4-H; Library Club; Dramatic Production; Verse Choir; Interact; Track Manager; Annual Staff; Who’s Who Nominee; Science Club, Secretary; French Club; Literary Club Essay Contest, Second Place; Northeast Louisiana State College Scholarship; J Club. JENNIFER LEGER Marching Squad; F.H.A., Parliamentarian; Library Club; Annual Staff; F.B.L.A. DAVID LEGROS Football; Basketball; Track; Safety Club, Home President, Reporter; Key Club, Convention; 4-H; Library Club; F.F.A. CARLTON LEJEUNE Football; ”J Club; Track; F.F.A. Secretary, F.F.A. Judging Team; U.S.L. Literary Rally, Winner Ag. III. DONNA GAYLE LEJEUNE F.B.L.A.; F.H.A. LORETTA ANN LEJEUNE F.H.A.; Chorus, McNeese Music Festival; Pep Squad. CHERYL LOCKLEAR F.H.A.; Library Club; Press Club; F.T.A., Convention; Thespians; Beta Club, Treasurer; Two Musical Productions; Pep Squad, Snare Drummer, Powder Puff Games; Verse Choir; McNeese Speech Festival; Graduation Usher; Annual Staff; McNeese Music Festival, Girls Ensemble and Chorus, Mixed Choir; U.S.L. Literary Rally; Intramural Basketball. JOEY LOPEZ French Club, Secretary; Science Club; L.M.E.A. District Festival; State Festival; Solo Ensemble Festival; McNeese Summer Band Camp. Key Club, District Convention; Safety Club; Science Club, Student Council Representative, Reporter; Annual Staff; Press Club; 4-H; Most Handsome ; Football; Track; Basketball Manager; Library Club; Intramural Track Meet; Verse Choir. NANCY MARCANTEL Chorus: Mixed, Ensemble, Soloist, McNeese District Choral Workshops, McNeese Music Festivals, State Festival, Comic Lead Pirates of Penzance, Lead H.M.S. Pinafore ; Literary Rallies U.S.L.; State Literary Rally; 4-H Club, Achievement Day, Co-ordinator, Reporter, Parish Recreational Leader; Thespians, Honor Thespian, 4 Dramatic Productions; F.T.A. State Convention, President; Pep Squad, Marching Squad, Drummer, Student Council Representative; Annual Staff; Press Club; McNeese Speech Festivals; AAHPER Patch; Tri-corne Speech Contest, Fourth Place; U.S.L. Foreign Language Festival; Graduation Usher; Student Council; ’’Most Talented ; National Award for High School Excellence; English Award; Typing Award; World History Award; ”1 Dare You Award; U.S.L. Scholastic Honor Award; Who's Who Nominee; Nominee for Best All-Around; Valedictorian; Music Award. WANETTE MARCANTEL F.H.A.; Pep Squad; Library Club, State Convention; French Club; Beta Club; J.H.S. Performing Choir, Vesper Choir, McNeese Music Festival, State Music Festival; Operetta; F.B.L.A.; Annual Staff, Co-Business Manager. MIKE MIER Football; Basketball; Christmas Concerts; District Music Festival; State Music Festival; Thespians; Intramural Track; F.F.A.; Freshman Track. DEBBIE MILLER Pep Squad; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Thespians; Press Club; Verse Choir; McNeese Music Festival, Girls Chorus. GERALD MILLER Basketball; Track; Key Club; Safety Club; F.B.L.A.; Press Club; Pelican Boys State Nominee; Nominee for Friendliest. 70 Senior Activities GLYNDA MILLER F.T.A.; F.H.A.; 4-H; Annual Staff; Thespians; Verse Choir; McNeese Speech Festival; Press Club, Advertising Manager; Pep Squad, Majorette, Dance Line; U.S.L. Twirling Festival; Powder Puff Games; Freshman Cheerleader; Junior Class Treasurer; F.F.A., First and Second Maid, Queen, Second Runner-Up to Parish F.F.A. Queen; Parish Fair Princess; Second Runner-Up to Miss American Teenager. GWIN MILLER Marching Squad, Alternate Flag Bearer; 4-H; F.H.A.; Press Club, Secretary; Library Club, President, Vice-President and Secretary; Thespians Secretary; Verse Choir; McNeese Speech Festival; Nominee for Prettiest; Prom Queen; Beta Club; Safety Club; Property Director for 1 Dramatic Production; Backstage, Three Dramatic Productions; Fair Queen Contest; Intramural Volleyball. BILLY MOORE 4-H, Vice-President, President, Vice-President of Parish Executive Council, Club Congress Winner in Conservation of National Resources, Trip to Chicago, State Winner in Good Grooming, Trip to New Orleans; French Club, Treasurer; Beta Club; Thespians; J Club; Football, Outstanding Lineman, All-District Guard, Two Year Letterman; Track, Letterman in Field Events; Key Club; Senior Class Treasurer; Best All-Around Boy; Who's Who Nominee; Nominee for Most Popular, Most Likely to Succeed, and Heart Throb. DAN MORRISH F.B.L.A.; Thespians; Science Club; Excellent McNeese Speech Festival; Plays, Life With Father , The Lottery , I'm A Fool ; Backstage, Anne Frank” and Haunting of Hill House . BARBARA ANN MYERS Bulldettes, Cheering Squad; Library Club, Parliamentarian, L.T.L.A. Convention; F.H.A. DARYL WAYNE NEWMAN Freshman Class President; Sophomore Class Favorite; Junior Class President; Senior Class President; Football; Safety Club President, Safety Award; French Club, Student Council Representative; Beta Club; Key Club, President; Sophomore Favorite; Junior Class Favorite; Most Popular ; Nominee for Most Talented, Friendliest, and Heart Throb; Band: Concert Band, Marching Band, L.S.U. Band Day, McNeese Band Day, Dance Band, Stage Band, L.M. Solo and Ensemble Festival, Jeff Davis Select Band, District Honor Band, Two Years All-State Concert Band, McNeese Clinic Band, Most Outstanding Bandsman Award, Band Council, First Lieutenant, McNeese Marching Festival, Assistant Drum Major; Northeast State College Scholastic Award; Junior-Senior Banquet Waiter; Pelican Boys State Delegate; American Legion Award; Who's Who Award; Sophomore Class President. ROGER NEWMAN Band: L.M.E.A. Marching Festival, L.M.E.A. Concert Festival, U.S.L. Marching Festival. Natchitoches Christmas Parade, McNeese Band Day, Six Flags Trip; 4-H; Science Club; F.F.A.; F.B.L.A. GENNY LYNN NICHOLS Thespians; Verse Choir, McNeese Festival; Back-stage work Dramatic Production; Pep Squad; Annual; F.H.A. CAROL PAVLU Beta Club; F.H.A.; Dramatic Productions; Band: First Lieutenant, University of Houston Band Day, Hemisfair, State and District Festival, U.S.L. and McNeese Marching Festival, McNeese Concert Festival, Lafayette and Houma Mardi Gras, Stage Band, Honor Band, L.S.U. Band Days, Six Flags Trip, Jeff Davis Parish Select Band, McNeese L.M.E.A., Solo and Ensemble Festival, Zigler Foundation Award. CATHY PICKETT Student Council; F.B.L.A., Convention; Thespians; Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Festival; Beta Club; F.H.A.; Library Club, Student Council Representative; Pep Squad: Drummer, Historian; Annual Staff, Co-Business Manager; Scholastic Award; Proficiency Award; National Award for High School Excellence; Powder Puff Games; Literary Club Essay Contest Finalist. BECKY REYNOLDS Beta Club; Library Club; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Literary Rally; Girls Tri-District Music Festival; Mixed Girls Chorus; State Music Festival; Operetta, Pirates of Penzance . 71 Senior Activities JERRY RICHARD Football; District Clinic, District Chorus, State Chorus Festival; 4-H. SHARYN ROBERT Pep Squad, Powder Puff Games; 4-H; F.H.A.; Library Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Reporter, L.T.L.A. Convention; Safety Council, Outstanding Member Award ; Thespians, Backstage Award ; F.T.A.; Honor Thespian, Four Dramatic Productions; McNeese Speech Festival, Verse Choir; Annual Staff; Press Club, Club News Editor; L.S.U. Leadership Conference. RITA RUTLEDGE Basketball: 4 year Letterman, All-Tournament, All-District, All-State, Most Loyal, Most Valuable Player; F.B.L.A., Reporter, Southwest District Convention, Spelling Relay; Pep Squad, Powder Puff, Secretary, Historian, Flag-Bearer; F.T.A.; Volleyball; McNeese Plqyday; U.S.L. Literary Rally; Business English Award; Office Practice Award; I.A. and O. A. Business English Medal; National High School Award for Excellence; Bookkeeping Certificate. JOHNNY SEGURA Football: All District, J Club, Secretary; Key Club, Student Council Representative; Safety Club, Treasurer; Science Club, Student Council Representative; F.B.L.A.; F.T.A.; Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, Male Ensemble, McNeese Music Festival; Student Council. ROBERT SEGURA J Club, Safety Club; Football; Track; State Chorus Festival; 4-H; Golf Team; Track-Regional Meet. NANCY SHULTZ Best All-Around Girl ; Cheerleader; Baton Rouge Cheerleader Clinic, Mid-South Cheerleader Institute; Homecoming Court; Key Club Sweetheart; Volleyball Letterman; McNeese Playday; Pep Squad, Alternate Base Drummer, Head Base Drummer, Powder Puff Games; Chorus, McNeese State College Music Festival, Northeastern State College Music Festival; Baccalaureate Choir; Verse Choir; Beta Club; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; 4-H; Thespians, Dramatic Productions; Press Club; Sports Editor. DEIDRE SISK Beta Club; F.H.A.; Bulldettes, Marching and Cheering Squad, Drill Sergeant, Powder Puff Games; Chronicle Staff, Business Manager; L.S.U. Leadership Conference in newspaper, Proofreader and Speech Editor of the LEADERSHIP VOICE; Thespians; Student Council, Senior Class Representative, Chaplain, Secretary; Annual Staff, Junior Class Editor; Pep Squad Award; Outstanding Teenager of America Award; Citizenship Award; Certificate of Excellence; Chronicle Award; Dramatic Production; Student Business Manager of Operetta. SUZANNE SMITH Basketball, Letterman, All-State; JHS Tennis Team, State Tennis Tournament, Letterman, McNeese Playday, U.S.L. Playday, Lake Charles High School Tennis Tournament; Powder Puff Games; Safety Club; Beta Club; Pep Squad; Student Council; F.B.L.A.; Student Council Representative for Safety Club; F.B.L.A. Treasurer, Pep Squad Vice-President, President; Vice-President of Junior Class; Nominated for Most Popular, Pep Squad Base Drummer, Graduation Usher. ROSE SONNIER F.H.A. Secretary. ALICE STAGG Thespians, President; Dramatic Production; McNeese Speech Festival, Verse Choir; Beta Club; Press Club; Literary Rally, U.S.L.; Marching Squad; Powder Puff Games; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Annual Staff; 4-H; Library Club; Safety Club. CYNTHIA PEARL STAGG Louisiana All-State Chorus; Louisiana Farm Bureau District and State Talent Winner, Vocal Solo, McNeese Vocal Solo Festival; Chorus: Girls Ensemble, Girls Chorus, Mixed Quartet, McNeese Chorus and Band Clinic, La. Tech Summer Music Camp, University of Vermont Summer Music School, Select Choir, Madrigals, Chorus, Ballet Production; McNeese Speech Rally; U.S.L. Literary Rally; McNeese Play Day; Dramatic Production; Vocal Solo Lead Operetta; Verse Choir; Thespians; Press Club; F.T.A.; 4-H, Vice-President, Student Council, Reporter, Secretary, Treasurer; Annual Staff; Pep Squad, Drummer. Powder Puff Games; Jeff Davis Farm Bureau Princess Contest; Jeff Davis Fair Talent Contest, Second Place. 72 Senior Activities NEWTON STRICKLER Football; Track; Basketball. PEGGY STRICKLER Pep Squad; F.B.L.A.; Library Club; F.H.A., Photographer; Annual Staff; McNeese; Verse Choir; Parish Fair Queen Contest; Powder Puff Games; Intramural Track Meet. MARKEITHA STUTES Golden Meadows: 4-H; F.H.A.; Newspaper Staff; Basketball; Nominated for Freshman and Sophomore Class Favorites; Nominee for Homecoming Court; Square Dancing; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Pep Squad; J.H.S.: Mixed Chorus, Spring Concert, McNeese; H.M.S. PINAFORE, Make-Up Crew; Intramural Track; Press Club; Intramural Volleyball; Annual Staff, Faculty Editor, Club Editor; Third Maid Homecoming Court; Marching Squad, Dance Line; Annual Editing Award; Nominee for Friendliest, Most Popular, Prettiest and Sweetheart; Jeff Davis Parish Fair Princess; Miss American Teenager First Runner-Up. WAYNE TATE Football; J Club; Beta Club; District Chorus Festival, State Chorus Festival. NANCY TAYLOR Beta Club; F.T.A., State Convention; Library Club; Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Girls Chorus, District Music Festival, State Music Festival; PIRATES OF PENZANCE, H.M.S. PINAFORE. RANDY TAYLOR Band; Football; Track; Thespians; Library Club; Interact. JODIE THERIOT F.H.A.; 4-H; F.B.L.A.; Library Club, Vice-President, L.T.L.A. Convention; Chorus, Christmas Concert; Annual Staff; Intramural Track Meet; Intramural Volleyball; Cheering Squad. KATHY THIBODEAUX Pep Squad; 4-H; F.H.A.; Chorus, Spring Concert, L.M.E.A. State Festival; Powder Puff Games; Marching Squad; Cheering Squad; H.M.S. PINAFORE; Library Club; Annual Staff; Americanism Versus Communism Convention. ANN TRAHAN Press Club; Beta Club; Band: U.S.L. Marching and Twirling Festivals, L.S.U. Band Day, McNeese Marching and Concert Festivals, University of Houston Band Day, Six Flags Trip, Hemisfair Concert, Christmas Parades in Crowley, Lake Charles and Natchitoches, Rice Festival Parade, Mardi Gras Parade Lafayette and Houma, Majorette, State Music Festival. SHEILA VERONIE F.H.A.; French Club; Library Club; F.B.L.A.; Annual Staff; Bulldettes, Cheering and Marching Squads, Powder Puff Games; 4-H. DEBBIE WALKER Basketball: All-State Second Team, All-District, All-Tournament, Honorable Mention All-District; Tennis, State Tournament, McNeese Playday, First in Girls Doubles, I.A.O.A. Tournament, Second Place Girls Doubles; Beta Club; F.T.A.; F.H.A.; Safety Club; F.B.L.A.; Pep Squad, Treasurer, Bass Drummer, Powder Puff Games; District Convention in F.B.L.A.; D.A.R. Civics Award; Nominee for Best All-Around, Most Athletic. LOIS WILLIAMS Annual Staff, Index Editor, Advertising Staff, Junior Class Editor, Co-editor; Press Club, Business Staff, Reporter; Verse Choir, McNeese Speech Rally; Ten Dramatic Productions; N.E.D.T. Award; Library Club; Bulldettes, Cheering and Marching Squad, Head Drill Sergeant, Sergeant-at-arms, Powder Puff, Games; Thespians, Honor Thespian; F.T.A., Student Council Representative, State Convention; Beta Club, Secretary; Student Council; National Merit Test; United Nations Test Award; Chorus: Mixed, Girls Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, District Music Festival, State Music Festival, Chorus Award; L.S.U. Leadership Conference; Pelican Girls State Nominee; Who's Who Finalist; Graduation Usher; Literary Club Essay Contest Finalist; McNeese Speech Rally; U.S.L. Literary Rally; 4-H; Nominee for Best All-Around. 73 ’68 Juniors Prospered by Combining ABOVE: The 1967-68 Junior class officers were Chris Johnson, treasurer: Ricky Hebert, president; Vickie Hebert, secretary: and Joel Richert, vice-president. LEFT: Junior class Student Council representatives, Penny Williams. Billy Duncan, Vickie Hebert, Jack Shirley, and Jessie Kelley, enjoyed the Junior-Senior Barbecue at the V.F.W. Hall. 74 Responsibility and Organization Randy Benoit Artie Berry Mickey Billodeaux Rodney Blackwell Steve Boyd Jimmy Brantley David Breaux Krista Breaux Tim Briggs Bonnie Broussard Cindy Broussard Jeanelle Broussard Judy Boudreaux Mary Ellen Breaux Mary Broussard 75 Juniors Ordered a New Thelma Broussard Minnie Brown Freddie Brunt Emma Butson 1 I i I Joel Richert. Ricky Hebert, and Chris Johnson, Junior class officers, surveyed the display of rings offered to the class. Mary Ann Caraway Kathleen Carruth Hubert Clement Wanda Clement Gaynell Comeaux Sheryl Comeaux Greg Cooper Dorothy Cormier Debbie Chapman Beverly Coles Martha Cormier 76 Standardized Ring Donald Deshotel Janet Dickerson Diane Doherty 77 Juniors Worked Hard Mike Folse Faye Fontenot Glenn Fontenot Howard Fontenot Randal Fontenot Richard Fontenot Ronald Fontenot Sheila Fontenot Terry Fontenot Micky Freyou Roxanne Freyou Terry Gaudet J. W. Gotreaux 78 To Become Seniors ’69 Jennifer Green Connie Guidry Peter Guinn James Hanvy Debbie Hebert Ricky Hebert Steve Hebert Vickie Hebert Brent Heichelheim Pat Herrington Thelma Broussard filled out her schedule for the next school year. Rhonda Holston Nancy Horne John Howard Dane Hine Martha Hoag Randolph Holland 79 Money for Prom and Barbecue Was Jessie Kelley Carolyn LaCombe Maxwell Laidlaw Donald Landry Jean Langley Cindy Lee Shelia Lee Belinda Leger Linda Leger Brenda Lejeune Clifford Lejeune ABOVE: Junior class officers and Student Council representatives distributed tickets to be sold for the barbecue. Because of their hard work it was a complete success. 80 David Med us Darrell Miller Gail Miller 81 Val Miller Patti Moore Earned by the Hard-working ’68 Juniors ft fCjP tlMI JoAnn Lejeune Roger Lejeune Beau Leonard Joel Richert, Karen Nichols, and Jennifer Green filled orders for the moneyraising barbecue. Harold Lopez Susan Mack George Manuel © fsMl Lee Manuel Mike Manuel 0 in Tony Manuel Becky McFarlain Jerry McNeal Decorating was Vigorous and very Consistent Eddie Ray Murray Linda Murray Nancy Myers Paulette Myers Rosa Mae Myers Sherry Myers Karen Nichols Marta Norwig Linda Olds Debbie Patterson Jackie Peloquin 82 Work on the Junior-Senior Prom Mary Beth Pickett Mike Pizzolatto Charlotte Prather Susan Precht Donna Racca Janie Racca Keith Reed A. B. Richard Joel Richert Theresa Richert Brenda Rutledge Wesley Says Deborah Schnee 83 Junior Year Will Be Vicki Scott Frankie Segura Jack Shirley Mike Simar Gareth Simmons Karen Smith Terry Smith Billy Sonnier Ronald Spell Ann Spurry Ginger Stagg Frederick Stolzle Charles Taylor Stephen Taylor Dwayne Thrasher Bobby Timmons JohnTouchet Barbara Tracy Pat Trahan Philip Trahan 84 Remembered For D. H. Wilson Ronald Trahan Kenny Wall Penny Williams Winning the school class car competition. Working at Junior class barbecue. Glennella Vidrine Alana Ward 85 Attending pep rallies. Studying for finals. LEFT: The Sophomore class officers for 1967-1968 were Kathi Baronet, president; Nancy Manuel, vice-president; Tim Carte, secretary-treasurer. As they began their second year at J.H.S., the Sophomores were no longer newcomers to the crowded halls. After a year of being lost, inexperienced beginners returned to antagonize Freshmen and to pester Juniors and Seniors. It was a year in which they were able to join more clubs and to participate in more extracurricular activities. They began to work together as a group for their class on such projects as the class car for the Homecoming parade, which won second place. RIGHT: Sophomores looked over their report cards as they began to realize that grades were an important part of their high school careers. Sophomores No. I 85 Jeanne Robert Roy Adams Ardoin Ardoin Jackie Babineaux i Peggy Baker Kathi Baronet Becky Wanda Nina Benoit Benoit Bertrand Preston Butch Terrilyn Bertrand Biessenberger Biessenberger Buddy Becky George Larry Julie Pat Block Boisture Bonin Borel Boudreaux Bratton Johnny Mike A. C. Terry Billy Janie Breaux Briggs Broussard Broussard Broussard Buller C J % • i Lltil Brian Lee Tim Harris Virginia Bubba Caldwell Carruth Carte Chaisson Chaisson Clark Sophomores Demonstrated Mike Paul Cloud Coats Joy Mona John Darlene Coleman Comeaux Conner Cooper Charlotte Evelyn Kenneth Robert Gary Dora Cormier Cormier Cormier Cormier Courrege Courville Donnie Harvey Beverly Connie Daigle Daigle Darbonne Davis Elaine Deshotel Sue Mae Deshotel These really were not the Future Homemakers of America, they were Johnny Savoy and Gwenn Trahan doing a demonstration on how to make a cake. 88 Carol James Doucet Doucet Phil Stanley Doucet Doucet Versatility with Second Place Class Car Byron Norbert David Denise Bill Jerry Duhon Duhon Dupont Eastman Faulk Fontenot Jimmy Fontenot Katherine Fontenot Mike Fontenot Doug Foreman Daniel Francois Pat Gann Mike Louise Carol Gary Gillespie Guidry Mona Steven Sherrie Guidry Guidry Guillory Johnny Guthrie Donald Hanks Gene Hanvy Sharron Harbison Steve Havenar Annette Hebert Sophomores Worked Hard To Sophomores Terry Sneed, Kathi Baronet, and Jerry Sneed presented a check to the Optimist Club of money collected for the March of Dimes. Nia Istre Zula Janise Leon Jardell Eric Jeanise Hampton Charles Sally Pamela Dianne Andy Mark Johns, Jr. Johnson Jones LaCombe Laidlaw Laird Ronald Lasage Pat LeGros fin Rayford Lavergne Anita LeBlanc Rickey LeBlanc ■ u Rosie LeGros Brenda Lejeune Durlin Lejeune Scotty Landry Ervin Lee Larry Langston Glenda LeGros Become Seniors ’70 Daniel Lejeune Mary Anne Longman By midterm the Sophomores lockers were so messy that they felt compelled to clean them out and to throw away at least half of their treasured possessions. Gregory Lessigne Darlene Lopez Elroy Lopez Joseph David Manuel Nancy Manuel Gregory Marcantel Jean Jeanette Mack Manuel Valerie Marcantel Zack Michael Cindy g1 Vicki Edward Miller Mire Mitchell Moore Morvant Laura Morvant Judy McCoy Steven McNeal Douglas Miller Gerald Miller Glenn Miller Sophomore Car Took r mh Carol Russell Myers Myers Richard Neal Karla Nelson Katy Newman Mike Mouton Judy Pousson Randy O'Brien Marsha Portie The Sophomore class members spent many fun-filled hours making flowers for their class car. Ricki Pavlu Terry Jill Tom Cindy Martha David Prather Precht Precht Pugh Pulver Qualls Second Place at Homecoming Dennis Roy Donald Savoy The Sophomores enjoyed the sunshine as they labored on the work for their class car. John Savoy David Scott Evelyn Settlemyer James Shell Dora Sittig Freddie Skarke Dale Smith Jerry Sneed Terry Sneed Bernice Sonnier Randy Sonnier Mike Spell P iMIii Charlotte St. Germain Mary Margaret Paula Stelly Stewart Frank Swier Terry Tate Marty Theriot Sophomores Showed Versatility m a � titok i a ■ Linda Toucher Gwenn Trahan Randy Tupper David Larry Timothy Valdetero Vanya Vanya Christine Kathy Tommy Bobby Sidney Vicknair Vincent Walker Waltrip Watson ABOVE: Kathi Baronet, class president, supported the JHS Bulldog as she put a flower in place. Dale Westbrook L Ronnie Barry Wilkinson Williams Ronnie Mel Phyllis Williams Woods Thrasher BELOW: The Sophomores spent much time and effort on their class car for the Homecoming Parade. 94 at Work and Play BELOW: Donald Savoy, Charlotte Cormier, and Mona Guidry spent much time in learning and rehearsing their parts in the play Hill House. ABOVE: The Sophomores were proud of their class car as they showed the fruit of their efforts by winning second place. ABOVE: Glenda LeGros, Mona Guidry, and Louise Gillespie worked intently in biology class as they dissected frogs. anxiously as Mrs. Bruchhaus examined report cards. ABOVE: Zack Miller, Marsha Portie, Donald Savoy, and Margaret Stelly studied the characteristics of frogs in the biology class. 95 ABOVE: Sophomore boys served as waiters at the Junior-Senior barbecue. The Freshmen The Freshman class officers for 1967-68 were Danny Landry, president; Jimmy Segura, vice-president; and Jill Hebert, secretary-treasurer. These students led the class in every class function throughout the school year. Freshman Orientation was directed by Mr. Hotard and Mr. Craig. Rules and regulations were stressed to the newcomers. Slides and films were shown to simplify the instructions. The students were told that high school is merely a preparatory course for college, and a large amount of work is required. 96 Class of 1968 Richard Abshire Denise Arceneaux Craig Ardoin Theresa Ardoin Tommy Ardoin John Armentor Cathy Babineaux Bill Bailey Nancy Batey Nola Beard Charles Benoit Dale Bergeaux Diane Bertrand Ronald Billodeaux Patricia Borel Carol Bowers Brian Bowman Claire Bowman Brad Boyd David Broussard Dianne Broussard Wayne Broussard ferry Brunt Pam Buller Sandra Caldwell Karen Campbell Anita Capedeville Paul Carruth Lee Caswell Patsy Chaisson Angela Chapman Dennis Clark Carl Clement Katherine Clement Thomas Clement David Cloud Keith Coles Bonnie Comeaux Kathy Bonner Wally Constant David Cormier Ricky Cormier Robert Cormier Charlotte Crader Keith Credeur Esthella Daigle Laurie Daigle Michael Daigle 97 Millard Daigle Valerie Dailey Matt Dees Annette Delome Marty DeShazo Glenn Doherty Marion Doherty Jimmy Doucet Trudy Doucet Tim Douget Garrette Duhon Louis Duhon Terry Duhon Brenda Dupont Gerald Dupont Wallace Dupont Lynette Epperly Barbara Fontenot Beverly Fontenot Glenda Fontenot Karen Fontenot Robert Fontenot Carolyn Ford Nancy Ford Freshmen Learned of Edway Gallier Jory Gann Carl Gary Austin Green Corice Guidry Randy Guilbeau John Guinn Debra Hancock Mike Hanks Carrie Hanna Sam Hardy Jill Hebert Sandra Hebert Colette Heichelheim Maydel Hickman Pam Istre A. J. Jardell Andrew Jeanise Charles Keeton Reginald Kober John Kuhnell Winfred LaBouve Janise LaCombe Claudia Lamb J.H.S. School Spirit Danny Landry Jodie Landry Gloria Lanthier Carl Lantz Daniel LeDoux Edmond Lopez Priscilla Lopez Sue Lopez Wade Lopez Wayne Lopez Stone Mack Richard Manuel Sidney Manuel Randy May Barbara Mayfield Gerald McCombs Marian McMillin David Meredith Deborah Meredith Jerry Miller Johnnie Miller Kenneth Miller Priscilla Miller Wendell Miller Calvin Mire Polly Mire Farrell Mitchell Gaye Mohar Laurice Morvant Leo Morvant Edmond Mouton Ronnie Mouton Elizabeth Myers Kathy Myers Sherry Myers Mona Newman Debra Noe Marilyn Pepper Charles Perrin Kenneth Perry Terence Pete Peter Pizzolatto Gail Prejean Tommy Prejean Anita Quebedeaux Charles Quibodeaux Martha Racca Gale Ramour ... ilA.I Richard Ray Debbie Reed Doris Richard Debbie Rider Doug Robert Forrest Robert Andrea Robinson Richard Romero Carolyn Rowland The Freshmen worked hard on their beautiful green and yellow covered car with the theme Chew the Warriors! Freshmen Strived Frank Smith collected a contribution from Sidney Manuel for the March of Dimes. This collection was made during the intermission of the J.F1.S. Band Concert. Lynne Roy Vickie Roy Joyce Royer Ginger Rutledge Judy Rutledge Harvey St. Germain Hillary St. Germair Bonnie Says Jimmy Segura © G 100 Janie Sexton Judy Shell JoVita Shoats Robert Shuey Carlos Silva Lyn Simmons Frank Smith Dusty Sonnier Ricky Sonnier Do blondes have more fun? George Bonin seemed to have answered the question. Debbie Roy and Charlotte Prather gave a demonstration speech in Mr. Berry's 6th hour Speech I class, and poor George was the dummy. for Many Goals My mom's going to scream! Some of these freshmen must have thought this as they opened their report cards. The first six weeks was difficult, but many adjustments were made. Mike Stolzle Bill Taylor Charles Quibodeaux Susan Thrasher Kenneth Touchet David Trahan Debbie Tuthill Danny Tygrett Johnny Vizina 101 Their Next Tim West Cheryl Williams Mike Williams Phyllis Woodruff Becky Young Brenda Young Throughout the first year the freshmen experienced everything for the first time. Many new friends were made. The J.H.S. halls were thrilling to the freshmen. They were crowded with joy, laughter, gossip and people. The lockers were another convenience, except to the students with bottom lockers. There were many events to be experienced as a freshman. They will have enjoyed every minute of it up until the time they graduate and even then will they miss it. The Jennings Bullpups were very active this past season. In this game the 'Pups played the Crowley freshmen. The 'Dogs came out on top. These boys worked very hard during this year and should do even better next year. Let’s go dogs! The Freshman cheerleaders led the 'Dogs on to victory. The cheerleaders worked as hard as the 'Dogs in bringing J.H.S. spirit to the school. When the students expressed spirit for their school it doubled the team spirit and brought them on to a grand victory. 102 Steps Will Vary In December of 1967 an assembly was called and a member of the Atomic Energy Commission presented to the student body and the faculty a number of experiments using radiation. Three freshmen, John Kuhnell, Johnny Armentor, and Brad Boyd were called on to participate in a demonstration with a radioactive ball. It's almost time for the bell, I must hurry. These freshmen were hard at work on their next assignment. Their first year brought many mixups and difficulties, but in the future years a better understanding of the high school and its faculty and students will make it very enjoyable. Well, it’s that time of year again, spring cleaning. The halls were covered with paper, trash baskets, and other odds and ends. Mr. Harelson declared clean-up day one morning, and everyone went to work. It really was a big job cleaning out some of those lockers. If you don't believe anyone just ask Sandra Caldwell and Val Dailey. What am I going to schedule for next year? These freshmen busily make out their schedules for next year. 103 Favorites BEST ALL-AROUND Nancy Shultz and Billy Moore MOST POPULAR Dianna Babineaux and Daryl Newman Who’s Who Genee Hine and Daryl Newman FRIENDLIEST Judy Breaux and Rod Breaux MOST TALENTED Nancy Marcantel Jerry Richard MOST ATHLETIC Christine Hudson James Green JUNIOR FAVORITES Ricky Hebert, Patti Moore, Vicki Hebert Steve Boyd SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Mike Briggs David Qualls S. Pam Jones Nancy Manuel Members Student Council Officers Were LEFT: Helping to carry on the business of school activities, student council representatives Darrell Landry and Daryl Newman aided Mr. Craig, the sponsor, in choosing the Bulldogs license plates. BELOW: Serving on the Student Council and representing the different clubs and classes of Jennings High School were JoAnne Berlinger, F.B.L.A.; Suzanne Smith, Safety Club; Cathy Pickett, Library Club; Johnny Segura, Key Club; Daryl Newman, French Club; Patrick Deaville, Band; Philip Devall, Science Club; Buddy Bloch, Sophomore Class; Chris Hudson, Beta; Mary Beth Pickett, F.H.A.; Sidney Watson, Sophomore Class; Jack Shirley, Junior Class; Patti Moore, 4-H. 122 Initiated at Senior Assembly RIGHT: Representing the Freshman class on the Student Council was Brad Boyd; the Annual Staff. Genee Hine; Pep Squad, Nancy Marcantel; Ricky Hebert, Jessie Kelly, and Billy Duncan represented the Junior Class; Susan Burger represented the Seniors; Becky Berkeley represented Thespians; Vickie Hebert, Junior Class; and F.T.A. was represented by Lois Williams. RIGHT: Student Council members Jessie • Kelly, Susan Burger, Jack Shirley, Genee Hine, and Cynthia Stagg had the responsibility, along with the entire Student Council of voting on the Who's Who Award. LEFT: Student Council Officers for the year of '68 were Chaplain, Vickie Hebert; Vice-president, Jack Shirley; President, Susan Burger; Reporter, Genee Hine; and Secretary, Deidre Sisk. 123 Band Took Sweepstakes ABOVE: Drum major Pat Deaville maneuvered the marching band through varied and intricate formations. RIGHT: Daryl Newman and Ruth Husfield each received $135 scholarships for the summer music camp at the University of Kansas. ABOVE: The band was guided through this year's marching season by the following band counselors: Carol Pavlu, 1st Lieutenant; Penny Williams, 2nd Lieutenant; Pat Deaville, Captain; Daryl Newman, 1st Lieutenant; and Mike Simar, 2nd Lieutenant. 124 At McNeese Festival BELOW: Penny Williams and Martha Buller, custodians, were in charge of caring for and storing the uniforms. ABOVE: Gail Janice, head majorette, led the majorettes in many lively and difficult routines. Here she displayed her skill with a fire baton. 125 Band Entertained Fans With a Humorous Skit Above: FIRST ROW, Trumpeters: Butch Brunt, Susan Thrasher, Susan Hilbun, Pat Deaville. SECOND ROW: Timmy West, Ricky Hanley, David Cormier, Bobby Waltrip. ABOVE: Flutists: Delores Hilbun, Judy McCoy, Jodie Landry, Connie Davis. Above: FIRST ROW, Saxophonists: Debbie Dasch, Janie Ellisor, Mary Ann Longman, Martha Buller. SECOND ROW: Glennella Vidrine, Paul Coats, Ann Trahan. Band Traveled to Hemisfair for Annual Trip 1 _j j ABOVE: Members of the 1968 Jennings High School Stage Band were: FIRST ROW: Delores Hilbun, Judy McCoy, Jodie Landry, Connie Davis, Becky Boisture, Ruth Hus-field, Carol Pavlu. SECOND ROW: Martha Buller, Mary Ann Longman, Cindy Ellisor, Debbie Dasch, Ann Trahan, Paul Coats, Glenella Vidrine, Joey Lopez, George Bonin, Carol Abel, Janie Buller, Carolyn Ford, Claudia Lamb, Lynn Simmons, Christine Vicknair, Jerry Brunt. THIRD ROW: Daryl Newman, Mike Simar, Ray Suire, Rayford LaVergne, Tim Vanya, Sherry Myers, Gail Janice, David Cormier, Ricky Hanley, Bobby Waltrip, Butch Brunt, Pat Deaville, Susan Hilbun, Susan Thrasher, Mr. Paul Myers, director, Pamela Lejeune, Bill Taylor, Tim West, Tim Douget, Charlotte Albright, Terry Sneed, Penny Williams, Janet Dickerson, Edward Morvant, David Dupont, Terry Prather. LEFT: Mr. Myers proudly displayed the Sweepstakes trophy won by the 1968 J.H.S. Band. ABOVE: Ready to begin another beautiful routine were band majorettes Christine Vicknair. Debbie Dasch, Gail Janice, head majorette, Charlotte Albright, and Ann Trahan. 127 Beta Officers Led Northside Beta Club Members: Dianna Babineaux, Jo Anne Berkinger, Bethel Boudreaux, Judy Breaux, Susan Burger, Pat Deaville, Philip Devall, David Donald, Lois Evans, Delores Hilbun, Genee Hine, Christine Hudson, Dinah Hurst, Alice Lackey, Charlee LaCour, Cindy Landry, Ramona Landry, Dick Lestage, Cheryl Locklear, Nancy Marcantel, Billy Moore, Cathy Pickett, Becky Reynolds, Deidre Sisk, Barbara Smith, Lois Williams, Artie Berry, Jimmy Brantley, Gaynell Comeaux, Karli Dees, Denise DelaCroix, Billy Duncan, Terry Gaudet, Jennifer Green, Richard Hebert, Vickie Hebert, Pat Herrington, Martha Hoag, Nancy Horne, Cindy Lee. Susan Mack, David Medus, Martha Norwig, Susan Precht, Keith Reed, Jack Shirley, William Sonnier, Penny Williams. Club sponsor for the year was Mrs. Marjorie Keeth. ABOVE: Cheryl Locklear gave Jack Shirley his Beta Club pin and certificate. ABOVE: David Donald presented a charter to the Northside Junior Beta Club. With him was Mr. Lou Gaudet, principal. 128 Beta Charter Ceremony ABOVE: Cheryl Locklear, Nancy Marcantel, and Christine Hudson decorated the Beta Club car for the Homecoming Parade. ABOVE: Marta Norwig, Cindy Landry. Pat Herrington, Bethel Boudreaux, and JoAnne Berlinger provided entertainment during the Beta initiation. BELOW: New Beta officers Artie Berry. Vickie Hebert, Pat Herrington, Ricky Hebert, and Martha Hoag were installed at the April meeting. BELOW: Hard working Beta officers taking a break were Judy Breaux, Vice-President; Lois Williams, Secretary; Christine Hudson, Student Council Representative; David Donald, President; Cheryl Locklear, Treasurer; Genee Hine, Chaplain. 129 Pep Squad Cheered The ABOVE: Entertaining the Bulldog fans this year with their marching skills were Deborah Walker, Nancy Marcantel, Cynthia Stagg, Cheryl Locklear, Linda Olds, Christine Hudson, Suzanne Smith, Cathy Pickett, Dianne LaCombe, Judy Breaux, Connie Guidry, Glenda LeGros, Jill Precht, Vickey Richard, Kathy Vincent, Elaine Deshotel, Elaine Reed, Nancy Manuel, Debbie Miller. Mona Comeaux, Dorothy Cormier, Kathleen Carruth, Wanda Element, Ann Spurry, Charlotte Prather, Sharyn Robert, Jean Mack, Bonnie Broussard, Kathi Baronet, Theresa Richert, Vicki Moore, Dianne Doherty, Annette Hebert, Denise Dela-Croix, Marsha Portie, Dianna Babineaux, Mona Guidry, Julie Boudreaux, Kathie Thibodeaux, Rita Rutledge, Sherry Broussard, Lois Evans, Janie Racca, Gail Miller, Valerie Marcantel. Nancy Home, Becky McFarlain, Sheila Veronie, Chariee LaCour, Wynette Marcantel, Cynthia Pugh, Markeitha Stutes, Janet Cahill, Dinah Hurst, Janice Doherty. Nina Bertrand, Joy Coleman, Terrilyn Biessenberger, Jennifer Leger, Evelyn Cormier, Jennifer Green, Dale Smith, Angela Doucet, Sheila Fontenot, Alice Jeanne Adams, Krista Breaux, Susan Precht, Carol Doucet, Claire Bowman, Gwin Miller, Linda Baker, Peggy Strickler, Karla Nelson, Angela Hebert, JoAnne Berlinger, Karli Dees, Gaynell Comeaux, Martha Hoag, Deidre Sisk. RIGHT: Pep Squad was led by Cathy Pickett, Historian; Nancy Marcantel, Student Council Representative; Deborah Walker. Treasurer; Lois Williams, Sgt. at Arms; Suzanne Smith, President; Chris Hudson, Vice President; Sherry Broussard, Reporter; Rita Rutledge, Secretary. BELOW: Cheering our team to victory were Glenda Fontenot. Dianne Bertrand, Carrie Hanna, Phyllis Woodruff, Carolyn Rowland, Debbie Hancock, Cathy Babineaux, Laurie Daigle, Pam Istre, Susan Mack, Beverly Fontenot, Kathy Myers, Marilyn Pepper, Jane Sexton, Debbie Rider, Judy Boudreaux, Jill Hebert, Brenda Young, Lynne Roy, Brenda Lejeune, Kathy Conner, Kathy Vincent, Patti Moore, Jackie Peloquin, Becky Young, Marion Doherty, Margaret Stelly, Marian McMillin, Cheryl Williams, Charleen Eastman, Faye Fontenot, Linda Leger, Debbie Hebert, Vickie Hebert, Lynette Epperly, Mona Newman, Debbie Reed, Judy Pousson, Colete Heichelheim, Valerie Dailey, Cissy Racca, Denise Eastman, Patsy Young, Polly Mire, Evelyn Settlemeyer, Kathy Fontenot, JoAnne Lejeune, Becky Benoit, Brenda Benoit, Jody Theriot, Betty Pepper, Carol Doucet. J.H.S. Bulldogs on to Victory ABOVE: Majorettes Rhonda Holston, Frankie Segura, Jackie Babineaux, head Bethel Boudreaux, Karen Nichols, Donna Racca, and Glynda Miller led the Pep Squad through a successful marching year. LEFT: Drummers for the JHS Pep Squad were Linda Olds, Nancy Marcantel, Chris Hudson, Debbie Walker, Suzanne Smith, Dianna Babineaux, Cathy Pickett, and Cheryl Locklear. RIGHT: Carrying the J. H. S. school flag was Lois Evans; the United States flag, Sherry Broussard; and the Louisiana flag, Rita Rutledge. ABOVE: Under the direction and leadership of Lois Williams, head; Karli Dees, Cindy Landry, Gaynell Comeaux, Deidre Sisk, and Martha Hoag, the Marching Squad executed many beautiful routines. Bulldettes Encouraged Bulldogs LEFT: The J. H. S. Marching Squad executed a beautiful routine at the Sulphur game. UPPER RIGHT: This expressive sign encouraged the 'Dogs to play an outstanding game against Jesuit in the state quarterfinals. LOWER RIGHT: Enthusiastic Bulldettes cheered another Bulldog touchdown. 132 ABOVE: A busload of pep squad girls traveled to Ferriday to cheer the Bulldogs on to victory. With Spirit And Support ABOVE: The newly-created dance line provided entertainment at the home games. Members were Rhonda Holston, Bonnie Broussard, Theresa Richert, Dorothy Cormier, Vickie Moore, Bethel Boudreaux, Belinda Leger, Markeitha Stutes, Jackie Babineaux, Karen Nichols, Frankie Segura, Nancy Horne, Dianne Doherty, Denise DeLaCroix, Donna Racca, Glenda Miller. RIGHT: Beaming faces meant victory after a hard-fought playoff game. The happy pep squad members Glenda Miller, Bethel Boudreaux, Nancy Shultz, Cindy Lee, Sherry Broussard, Lois Evans found the night chilly. ABOVE: Senior members of the marching squad were recognized at the last home game. They formed a J as a last tribute to the Bulldogs. BELOW: Pep squad members displayed vigor and vivacity in supporting the Bulldogs. 133 Chorus Concert Heightened Christmas Spirit ABOVE: Cynthia Stagg sang a solo with the Jennings High School Mixed Chorus at its annual Christmas Concert, under the direction of Mr. Frank Ricard. RIGHT: Theresa Richert, Jeannie Adams, Charlotte Cormier and accompanist, James Hudson, practiced for the Christmas concert. BELOW: Nancy Marcantel and Wayne Tate led the J. H. S. Chorus down the aisle to initiate the impressive candlelight ceremonies at the beginning of the Christmas Concert. 134 and Spring Concert Ended Eventful Year ABOVE: The 1968 J. H. S. Mixed Chorus: FIRST ROW: Evelyn Settlemyer, Jessie Kelley, Wanda Clement, Dianne LaCombe, Charlotte Cormier, Laurice Fontenot, Theresa Richert, Mr. Ricard. SECOND ROW: Gail Prejean, Annette Delome, Jackie Peloquin, Darlene Cooper, Nancy Marcantel, Becky Reynolds, Nanci Taylor, Diana Donnell. THIRD ROW: Lois Williams, Brenda Benoit, Tom Reynolds, Harvey Daigle, Wanette Marcantel, Becky Boisture, Janice Doherty, Robert Segura, Glen Bertrand. FOURTH ROW: Johnny Mouton, Marty Theriot, Wayne Tate, Cindy Landry, Cheryl Locklear, Charlee Lacour, Karen Smith, Gareth Simmons. James Doucet. FIFTH ROW: Chris Dupont, Jerry Richard, D. H. Wilson, Steve Taylor, Mike Miers, Phil Doucet, David Medus, A. J. Jardell. This year the J.H.S. Chorus performed with the McNeese State College Choir for their Spring Concert. They practiced with the McNeese Choir during sixth hour the day of the concert. 135 The J.H.S. Chorus Gave a Wonderful RIGHT: Many night rehearsals were necessary, under the direction of Mr. Frank Ricard, to give a good performance of H.M.S. PINAFORE. BELOW: Dress rehearsals can be fun, as shown here by David Valdetero. Gerald Crochet. Harvey Daigle. Phil Doucet. Patrick Deaville. Butch Brunt. Mike Miers. and Kenny Wall. BELOW: Sharyn Robert displayed her talent in applying make-up with the beautiful job she did on John Conner. ABOVE: Cheryl Locklear and Cindy Landry added last minute touches to their make-up before the performance of H.M.S. PINAFORE. SIDE: On the advice of Carol Myers. Dianne LaCombe smoothed her make-up while Kathy Thibodeaux looked on. 136 Performance of H.M.S. Pinafore ABOVE: Many dedicated hours enabled Miss Nancy Marcantel to give a wonderful performance as Josephine” in H.M.S. PINAFORE. LEFT: The lively crew of sailors for the PINAFORE were, Mike Miers, David Valdetero, Chris Johnson, Mickey Billodeaux, Pat Deaville, Gareth Simmons, Steve Taylor, Ronald Doucet, Gerald Crochet, D. H. Wilson, and Harvey Daigle. LEFT: Gareth Simmons performed superbly as Dick Dead Eye in the H.M.S. PINAFORE. RIGHT: Dress rehearsal was very colorful with the entire cast clad in their uniforms and floor length gowns. 137 4-H Members Participated In LEFT: The 4-H officers were Billy Moore, president; Patti Moore, vice-president; Ricky Hebert, treasurer; Cindy Landry, secretary; Nancy Marcantel, reporter. ABOVE: At a 4-H demonstration Mrs. Portie gives a presentation with Mr. Nyegard, county agent, looking on. BELOW: These three girls were nominated for 4-H queen: Patti Moore, Phyllis Thrasher, and Karen Fontenot. LEFT: Two girls representing the Mermentau 4-H Club gave a demonstration to the Jennings 4-H Club. 138 Parish Achievement Day ABOVE: Senior 4-H members for 1968 were Dorothy Cormier, Scotty Landry, Greg Marcantel, Billy Moore, Julie Boudreaux, Margaret Stelly, Colette Heichelheim, Elaine Deshotel, Karen Fontenot, Jackie Babineaux, Lynne Roy, Nancy Marcantel, Frankie Segura, Brenda Young, Patti Moore. ABOVE: This year’s officers worked hard to make it possible for their club to beat the Lacassine club for the first time in twenty-five years. BELOW: Nancy Marcantel and Cindy Landry worked hard on the J.H.S. entry in the contest for the best booth at the annual parish fair. 139 F.B.L.A. Participated in the ABOVE: F. B. L. A. members for 1968 were JoAnne Berlinger, Debbie Patterson, Linda Baker, Mrs. Bobbie Morgan, Sponsor, Rhonda Holston, Gerald Miller. Faye Fontenot, Mrs. J. L. Conner, Sponsor, Dan Morrish, Roger Newman, Tyrone Armentor, Donna Racca, Krista Breaux. Gerald Crochet. Bonnie Broussard. Shelia Fontenot. Becky McFarlain, Belinda Leger. Stephanie Gary, Gaynell Comeaux. Jessie Kelly, Cindy Broussard, Glen Bertrand. Jennifer Green, Jennifer Leger, Mark Courrege. ABOVE: Suzanne Smith, Sheila Veronie, Karla Jones, Debbie Walker, Rita Rutledge, Chris Hudson. Dianna Babineaux, and Jack Shirley helped at the money-making F.B.L.A. carwash. ABOVE: Miss Christine Hudson was the J.H.S. delegate for Miss F.B.L.A. at the F.B.L.A. convention. LEFT: F.B.L.A. entered a beautifully decorated car in the Homecoming parade. 140 District F.B.L.A. Convention ABOVE: The F. B. L. A. Club consisted of David Donald, Sherry Broussard, Julie Bowers, Justin Rougelot, Cathy Pickett, Rita Rutledge, Paula Trahan, Charlee LaCour, Christine Hudson, Wanette Marcantel, Beau Leonard, Peggy Strickler, Suzanne Smith, Nanci Taylor, Paul Meredith, Karla Jones, Johnny Segura, Betty Pepper, Deborah Walker, Pat Herrington, Sheila Veronie, Lois Evans, Jack Shirley, Bethel Boudreaux, Dianna Babineaux. ABOVE: The very efficient F.B.L.A. officers were Betty Pepper, Secretary; Rita Rutledge, Reporter; Christine Hudson, President; Jo Anne Berlinger, Student Council Representative; Suzanne Smith, Treasurer; Dianna Babineaux, Vice-President; Sherry Broussard, Historian. RIGHT: F.B.L.A. members discussed the amount that their donation should be to the J.H.S. Bronze Bulldog fund. 141 A Father-Son Banquet was held by F.F.A. in Cafeteria ABOVE: Members of the FFA were Ronald Fontenot, Sam Renner, Mike Cloud, Howard Fontenot. Glenn Fontenot, Mike Miers, Harris Chaisson, Terry Fontenot, Roger Newman. J. W. Gotreaux, Brad Eastman, Darrell Lopez, Alvin Daigle, Roger Fontenot, Rodney Ravey, Roy Ardoin, Ronald Benoit, Steve Hebert, Donald Deshotel, Glenn Gary, Mike Mouton, Harvey St. Germain, Tyrone Armentor, Ronald Spell. Hillary St. Germain, Terry Tate, Kenneth Esthay, Harry Davis, Louis Deshotel. Preston Bertrand ABOVE: Plants to be sold were potted by Durlin Lejeune, Byron Duhon, and Roy Ardoin. RIGHT: Helping at the FFA barbeque were Brian Bowman, Cyrus Seilham, Peter Guinn, and Ronald Fontenot. 142 F.F.A. Built a New Greenhouse ABOVE: The FFA Club consisted of Keith Coles, Bernice Sonnier, Stone Mack. Dean Duhon, Edward Morvant, Ronnie Mouton, A. J. Jardell, David Trahan, Wade Lopez, Terry Smith, Mike Gary, Ronald Doucet, Terry Fontenot, Durlin Lejeune, Mr. Blanchard, Mike Mouton, Steve MeNeal, Johnny Guinn, Peter Guinn, Donald Deshotel, Steve Taylor. ABOVE: Harry Davis, Bill Baronet, and Steve Hebert had the important job of transplanting plants in the new greenhouse. LEFT: Some winners representing F.F.A. from Jennings were Ronald Fontenot, crop judging; Peter Guinn, dairy cattle; Glynda Miller, F.F.A. Queen; Brian Bowman, poultry; Harry Davis, general livestock. 143 New Officers Installed at ABOVE: The F. H. A. Club consisted of Susan Thrasher, Valerie Dailey, Lynne Roy, Sue Deshotel, Cindy Broussard, Jodie Landry, Theresa Richert, Mrs. Helen Wilson, sponsor, Ginger Rutledge, Gaynell Comeaux, Jill Hebert, Carol Bowers, Jennifer Leger, Pam Istre, Julie Boudreaux, Mona Comeaux, Krista Breaux, Diane Bertrand, Zula Janice, Linda Leger, Jennifer Green, Carrie Hanna, Johnnie Miller, Polly Mire, Peggy Baker, Brenda Lejeune, Sheila Aguillard. Beverly Fontenot, Karli Dees, Linda Olds, Donna Jones, Susan Precht. ABOVE: Genee Hine, Rose Sonnier, Jodie Landry and Barbara Mayfield helped decorate the F.H.A. entry in the Homecoming Parade. BELOW: The F.H.A. Club held an outing which was enjoyed by many of its members. BELOW: Members of the F.H.A. Club were Kathy Vincent, Darlene Lopez, Janise LaComb, Gaye Mohar, Becky Benoit, Elaine Reed, Barbara Mayfield, Judy Shell, Dora Sittig, Charlotte Prather, Colette Heichelheim, JoAnn Lejeune, Debbie Reed, Debbie Schnee, Marilyn Pepper, Paula Stewart, Kathy Conner, Carol Abel, Jo Vita Shoats, Esthella Daigle, Mrs. Marguerite Clifford, sponsor, Debbie Rider, Kathy Clement, Susan Hilbun, Kathy Fontenot, Patsy Young, Sherrie Guillory, Debbie Dasch, Katy Newman, Nina Bertrand, Elaine Deshotel. Annual Mother-Daughter Banquet LEFT: F.H.A. Student Council Representative, Mary Beth Pickett; President, Genee Hine; Vice-President, Elaine Deshotel; Historian, Sheila Aguil-lard; Treasurer, Gaynell Comeaux; Reporter, Dorothy Cormier; Secretary, Rose Sonnier; Photographer, Debbie Dasch; Parliamentarian, Karli Dees; and Song Leader, Theresa Richert led the club through a very successful year. LEFT: Claire Bow man, Debra Johns and Rose Sonnier enjoyed the refreshments served at the Christmas party. ABOVE: Pam Istre joined in the fun game Charades at the Christmas Party sponsored by F.H.A. BELOW: Shown in the cooking area of the Home Economics department are, SEATED: Barbara Gary, Mrs. Eddie Belair, Thelma Broussard, Dorothy Cormier. STANDING: Linda Murray, Donna Lejeune, Genee Hine, Debra Johns, Rose Sonnier, Johnetta Mouton, Sherry Myers, Jean Langley, Mary Beth Pickett, Janie Racca, Bonnie Broussard, Becky McFarlain, Becky Reynolds, Kathy Thibodeaux, Bethel Boudreaux, JoAnne Berlinger, Linda Baker, and Willa Hoffpauir. F.T.A. Honored Teachers During ABOVE: Susan Precht, Barbara Smith, Alice Lackey. Debbie Hebert, Janice Doherty, Karli Dees, Cindy Lee, Lois Williams, Terry Gaudet, Denise DeLaCroix, Mike Pizzolota, Christine Hudson, Donna Jones, Charlotte Prather, Cheryl Locklear, Kathleen Carruth, Rita Rutledge, Genee' Hine, Mrs. M. E. Blanchard, Sponsor, Mary Broussard, Nancy Horne, Mrs. Lawrence Bruchhaus, Sponsor, Karen Smith and Sheila Aguillard held membership in the F.T.A. Club. BELOW: Mrs. Tietje happily received an apple from the F.T.A. President, Nancy Marcantel during Teacher Appreciation Week. BELOW: The new F.T.A. members were initiated on Club Day. BELOW: F.T.A. members were Susan Burger. Linda Baker, Lois Evans, Charlotte Albright, Deborah Walker, Cindy Landry, Nancy Marcantel, David Donald, Huey Daigle, Johnny Segura, Patti Moore, Cynthia Stagg, Nancy Shultz, Alice Stagg, Dinah Hurst, Becky Berkeley, Sharyn Robert, Glynda Miller, JoAnne Berlinger, Martha Hoag, Bethel Boudreaux, Shelia Fontenot, Susan Mack, Frankie Segura, Nanci Taylor, Linda Olds, Becky Reynolds, Debbie Miller, Judy Breaux. 146 American Education Week ABOVE: The girls guiding the F.T.A. Club for 1967-1968 were Denise DeLacroix, Parliamentarian; Lois Evans, Treasurer; Lois Williams, Student Council Representative; Genee' Hine, Reporter; Alice Lackey, Historian; Nancy Marcantel, President; Martha Hoag, Song Leader; Judy Breaux, Vice-president; Susan Precht, Secretary. ABOVE: F.T.A. officers initiated new members at one of the club meetings. ABOVE: Mr. Craig was honored, as all teachers, with an apple presented by Cindy Landry during American Education Week. RIGHT: Glenda Miller, Debbie Miller, Dinah Hurst, Nancy Marcantel, Mrs. M. E. Blanchard, and Martha Hoag assisted in decorating the F.T.A. car for the Homecoming parade. 147 Interact Contributed Canned LEFT: The Interact club was led through a very successful year by these hard-working officers. They were Dane Hine, President; Ricky Hebert Treasurer; Philip Devall, Student Council Representative; Glen Bertrand, Sgt. at Arms; Patrick Herrington, Secretary; Jimmy Brantley, Vice-President, not shown. RIGHT: Interact members that assisted in the can collection were Gary Cour-rege, Charles Taylor, D. H. Wilson, Mike Pizzolato, Jimmy Brantley, Steven Lee, Harvey Campbell, Glen Bertrand, Beau Leonard, Greg Mar-cantel, Dan Morrish, Ronnie Trahan, Billy Sonnier, Dane Hine and Coach Hood, Sponsor. RIGHT: At their last meeting the Interact members discussed their activities for the oncoming year. 148 Goods to the Needy ABOVE: Interact members for 1967-1968 were Phillip Devall, Dane Hine, Randy Taylor, Harvey Campbell, Dusty Miller, Pat Deaville, D. H. Wilson, Bill Baronet, Dan Morrish, George Manuel, Beau Leonard, Glen Bertrand, David Medus, Ervin Lee. Billy Sonnier, James Hanvy, Pat Herrington, John Conner, Aubrey Guilbeau, Fred Brunt, Steven Lee, Roger Lejeune, Ricky Hebert, Fred Stolzle, Charles Taylor, Mike Pizzolota, Mark Courrege', Ronnie Trahan, Greg Marcantel, David Valdetero, Gary Courrege', Micky Billodeauz, Scotty Landry. RIGHT: Interact members proved that even boys can decorate a beautiful car. LEFT: Dane Hine, Pat Herrington, Fred Brantley, and Tim Briggs directed the business of the Interact Club at their April meeting. 149 J” Club Honored Coach Hood ABOVE: ”J” Club members were Steve Boyd. Justin Rougelot, Steve Lee. David Donald, Mike Guidry, Robert Segura, Billy Moore, Jack Garrett, Larry Daigle, Billy Broussard, John Howard, Johnny Savoy, Johnny Segura, Huey Daigle, Randal Fontenot, Carlton Lejeune, Brent Heichelheim, Rod Breaux, Jack Shirley, Robert Clark, Joel Richert, Harvey Campbell. Ricky Hebert, Pat Herrington, Don Deshotel, James “Pookie” Green, Keith Reed, Wayne Tate, Wesley Says, Kenny Wall, James Hanvy, Lee Paul Manuel, Billy Duncan, Dick Lestage, Terry Gaudet, Chris Johnson, Mark Courrege, Darrell Landry, Greg Marcantel, Mike Manuel, Johnny Darbonne, Don Daigle, Ervin Lee. LEFT: The ”J Club was headed by James Green, Captain; Johnny Segura, Treasurer; Jack Shirley, Secretary; Billy Moore, Co-captain. 150 Library Club Attended State Convention ABOVE: Directing the Library Club for 1968 were Betty Pepper, Parliamentarian; Barbara Myers, Historian; Jodie Theriot, Vice-President; Cathy Pickett, Student Council Representative; Willa Hoffpauir, President; Gwin Miller, Reporter; Brenda Benoit, Historian; Carolyn Fontenot, Treasurer. RIGHT: The winning club car in the Homecoming parade was from the Library Club with the theme Skunk ’em. BELOW: The Library Club consisted of Tyrone Armentor, Douglas Robert, Mary Beth Pickett, Cathy Pickett, Marion McMillin, Sharyn Robert, Ann Spurry, Peggy Strickler, Denise Arceneaux, Sheila Veronie, Karla Jones, Steven Lee, Charlee LaCour, Carrie Hanna, Paula Trahan, Marie Jardell. Jennifer Leger, Gwin Miller, Mrs. Emma Jean Goodreau, Wanette Marcantel, Julie Bowers, Cindy Landry, Kathy Thibodeaux, Brenda Benoit, Angela Hebert, Darrell Landry, Betty Pepper. Pam Jones, Jodie Theriot, Sandy Caldwell, Willa Hoffpauir, Barbara Myers. Key Club Sponsored Key Club members for the past year were John Savoy, Dwayne Thrasher, Tom Precht, Justin Rougelot, Darrell Landry, Artie Berry, David LeGros, Dick Lestage, Johnny Segura, Chris Johnson, Joel Richert, Joy Coleman, Sweetheart, Lee Manuel, Daryl Newman, Janie Racca, Sweetheart, Jack Garrett, Nancy Shultz, Sweetheart, Gerald Miller, Mike Briggs, Larry Daigle, Pookie Green, Mike Guidry, Mike Conner, Rod Breaux, David Donald, Billy Duncan, Billy Moore, Steve Havenar, Huey Daigle, Jack Shirley. Leading the Key Club this year were Chris Johnson, treasurer; Justin Rougelot, vice-president; Johnny Segura, Student Council representative; Daryl Newman, president; Billy Duncan, secretary. 152 German Orphan LEFT: Key Club members Justin Rougelot, Nancy Shultz, Mike Conner, and Pat Loughlin sold Bulldog football stadium pillows to raise money and to promote Bulldog spirit in Jennings. RIGHT: Tyrone Armentor bought a cake from Billy Duncan and Bitsy Segura during the Key Club cake sale. The money raised was used to support the club's orphan girl in Germany and their other projects. LEFT: Key Club officers Chris Johnson, Billy Duncan, Justin Rougelot, and Daryl Newman were installed during a meeting of the club's sponsor, the Kiwanis Club. 153 Press Club Honored Seniors ABOVE: Press Club members reading an issue of the Chronicle were Penny Williams, Cynthia Stagg, Nancy Marcantel, Cheryl Locklear. Carolyn LaCombe, Sharyn Robert, Linda Olds, Mona Guidry, Glynda Miller, Annette Hebert, Marilyn Sawyer, Lynette Epperly, Debbie Reed, Marion Doherty, Lyn Simmons, Marsha Portie, Sidney Watson, Carolyn Ford, Darlene Cooper, Pam Istre, Ginger Rutledge, Jill Hebert, Claudia Lamb, James Hanvy, Susan Mack, Kathleen Carruth, Carolyn Ford. Doug Robert, Markeitha Stutes. RIGHT: Because of the booming success and enthusiastic interest in the Chronicle, Janet Cahill and Janie Ellisor of the Press Club got permission to sell the Chronicle during class. LEFT: Discussing Press Club business were Alice Lackey, Susan Burger, Becky Boisture, Penny Williams, Deidre Sisk. 154 With Special Edition RIGHT: Penny Williams, Deidre Sisk, and Alice Lackey spent many long hours laying out the Chronicle. LEFT: Judy Breaux and Marilyn Sawyer were given permission to sell the April edition of the Chronicle in Mrs. Bloch's classroom. BELOW: The critical eye of the Press Club members: Ann Trahan, Sue Newman, Janie Ellisor, Charlotte Albright, Jeannie Adams, Brenda Benoit, Alice Lackey, Glenda LeGros, Dinah Hurst, Dane Hine, Janie Racca, Debbie Miller, John Conner, Karen Nichols, Gwin Miller, Susan Burger, Nancy Shultz, Alice Stagg, Lois Williams, Judy Breaux, Genee Hine, Gail Miller, Diane Doherty, Billy Duncan, Becky Berkeley, Ann Spurry, Jackie Peloquin, and Mr. Valdetero, the sponsor, aided in publishing a better Chronicle. 155 Safety Club Sectioned Parking Lots LEFT: Underclassmen holding membership in Safety Club were Belinda Leger, Chris Johnson, Denise De LaCroix, Bonnie Broussard, Donna Racca, Brad Boyd, Jimmy Segura, Frankie Segura, Wesley Says, Steve Havenar, Frank Smith, Jill Hebert, Cissy Racca, Billy Duncan, Nancy Manuel, Joel Richert, Johnny Savoy. RIGHT: Seniors participating in Safety Club activities and meetings were Linda Baker, Susan Burger, Becky Berkeley, Gwin Miller, Gerald Miller, Sharyn Robert, Daryl Newman, Debbie Walker, Suzanne Smith, Mike Guidry, Darrell Landry. BELOW: Safety Club had as its leaders president. Rod Breaux (not shown); treasurer, Chris Johnson; secretary, Denise DeLaCroix; reporter, David LeGros; Student Council representative, Suzanne Smith; and vice-president, Darrell Landry. 156 Science Club Held Its Annual Fair ABOVE: The inquisitive members of the Science Club this year were Harvey Campbell. Norbert Duhon. Steve Lee. Mike Guidry, Gareth Simmons, Bill Taylor. David Medus. Gary Courrege. Eric Jeanise, Dick Lestage, Darrell Landry, Charles Taylor. Mike Pizzolatto, D. H. Wilson, Mike Stolzle, Fredrick Stolzle, Ronnie Trahan, Philip Devall, Huey Daigle, Gwenn Trahan, Ervin Lee, John Howard, Mrs. Doris Tietje, sponsor, Patrick Deaville, Butch Brunt, Charles Keeton. RIGHT: Harvey Campbell awarded Mike Guidry the first-place trophy in the senior division of the Science Fair, as Mr. Lormand looked on. RIGHT: The officers of the Science Club this year were Darrell Landry, President; Huey Daigle, Vice-President; Harvey Campbell, Parliamentarian; Dick Lestage, Reporter; Pat Deaville, Student Council Representative; Mike Guidry, Treasurer; Steve Lee, Secretary. 157 Thespian Members Represented LEFT: Thespian officers David Donald, treasurer: Alice Stagg, president; Gwin Miller, secretary; Susan Burger, vice-president; and Becky Berkeley, Student Council Representative did a very good job as heads of the Thespian Club. RIGHT: Rally participants from J.H.S. were Dane Hine, Ann Spurry, Penny Williams, Vickie Hebert, Lois Williams, Darlene Cooper, John Howard, Butch Brunt, Mike Briggs, Pat Deaville, Fred Stoozle, Gregory Mar-cantel, Nancy Marcantel, Pat Herrington, Billy Duncan, Ricky Hebert, and Billy Sonnier. 158 J.H.S. well at RIGHT: As a member of Thespians Chris Johnson helped Mr. Berry clean out The Shack at the end of the year. They carried all the junk in The Shack into the auditorium and put it on stage to sort it. An inventory of each item that was put back into The Shack was taken by other Thespian members. Speech Rally LEFT: A duty of Thespian members is to clear out The Shack of unneeded junk at the end of the year. Mr. Berry, Justin Rougelot, and Mel Woods spent an entire hour going through the old material. BELOW: Thespian members were Annette Hebert, Jenny Nichols, Nancy Shultz, Billy Moore, Sidney Watson, Lois Williams, Cynthia Stagg, Nancy Marcantel, Debbie Miller, Mona Guidry, Cheryl Locklear, Charlotte Albright, Marta Norwig, Harvey Daigle, Eric Jeanise, Sharyn Robert, Delores Hilbun, Randy Taylor, Gareth Simmons, Brenda Benoit, Mike Miers, Mike Pizzolato, Dorothy Cormier, Harvey Campbell, Penny Williams, Ann Spurry, David Medus, Dane Hine, Rhonda Holston, Billy Duncan, Bobby Timmons, Debbie Patterson, Ricky Hebert, Fred Stoozle, Alice Lackey,Diane Doherty, Dan Morrish, Karen Nichols, Donna Racca, Alice Stagg, Darlene Cooper, Mike Guidry, David Donald, Chris Johnson, Phil Doucet, Becky Berkeley, Marie Jardell, D. H. Wilson, Cindy Landry, Cathy Pickett, Gwin Miller, Butch Brunt, Susan Burger. 159 Student Director Aided in the Production BELOW: After the set crew left for the evening Debbie Patterson and Justin Rougelot put the stage in order ABOVE: Chris Johnson and Mel Woods applied the brown stain that simulated water marks. ABOVE: George Manuel added a part of the special finish given the flats for the production. ABOVE: Make-up people and actors reported to the stage hours before curtain time in order to be made up properly. LEFT: Alice Marie Lackey, student director, and Mr. James Berry ate many hurried meals during rehearsals. 160 of The Haunting of Hill House” BELOW: Mike Pizzolotto and Fredrick Stolzle helped carry in the furnishings for the set of the Haunting. ABOVE: Nancy Marcantel listened to Annette Hebert when she tried out for a part in the Haunting. ABOVE: Justin Rougelot, Mel Woods, and David Donald helped to build the set for The Haunting of Hill House. RIGHT: Alice Lackey, student director, helped Charlotte Cormier and Donald Savoy with their roles in the Haunting. 161 Verse Choir Attended Speech Rally LEFT: Verse Choir practiced many early morning hours under the supervision of Billy Moore. ABOVE: The Verse Choir members who attended speech rally were Chris Johnson, Mike Pizzolatto, Jimmy Brantley, Charlotte Prather, Carol Bowers, Elaine Reed, Glen Bertrand, Peggy Strickler, Carol Myers, Julie Boudreaux, Milton Billodeaux, Mel Woods, Susan Mack, Mike Guidry, Charlotte Albright, Dane Hine, Vickie Hebert, Becky Benoit, Jean Mack, Nancy Homn, Kathleen Carruth, Frankie Segura, Gail Miller, Janie Racca,-Billy Moore, Nancy Marcantel, Phil Doucet, Debbie Patterson, Barbara Mayfield, Marta Norwig, Pam Istre, Claire Bowman, Alice Lackey, Bonnie Says, Bonnie Broussard. RIGHT: The Verse Choir, led by Billy Moore, spent many hours rehearsing this year’s selection for the speech rally, ’’John Henry. Debate Team Gained Experience LEFT: Debaters Billy Sonnier and Dane Hine spent many hours doing research on their debate topic for this school term. BELOW: Ann Spurry debated before one of the Speech I classes in order to gain experience for herself and to demonstrate some of the various techniques used in debating. At McNeese Speech Rally ABOVE: Dane Hine, affirmative, spoke for his side while Pat Herrington and Ann Spurry searched through their note cards looking for a rebuttal. BELOW: Ann Spurry presented her rebuttal while her partner Pat Herrington took down notes of what he wanted to say in his final speech. 163 Growl Staff Took All This year's GROWL staff worked all year long in order to make this the best possible yearbook. Members of the editorial staff were: Genee Hine and Lois Williams, coeditors; David Donald, proofreader and sports writer; Dianna Babineaux, index editor and artist; Cheryl Locklear, Senior class editor; Cindy Landry, Freshman class editor; Nancy Marcantel, copy writer; Markeitha Stutes, faculty editor and club editor; Sherry Broussard, track editor; Charleen Eastman, proofreader; Charlee Lacour, Sophomore class editor; Brenda Benoit, typist; Martha Hoag, proofreader; Harvey Campbell, typist and proofreader; Pat Herrington, sports writer for football section; Sheila Aguillard, proofreader; Steve Lee, proofreader and sports writer; Penny Williams, sports writer for girls' basketball section. ABOVE: Within this domain the GROWL staff retreated each afternoon during sixth hour to try to write copy, to select pictures, to proofread, to type, to lay-out ads and to keep books. At times it seemed to the staff members that it was impossible to get any work done in this mess but even when it was cleaned out it didn't stay that way for long. One wondered how he was ever able to find anything. RIGHT: Cathy Pickett, co-business manager, spent many hours laying-out the ads that would pay for this year's annual. of Its Own Pictures LEFT: Hard working members of the GROWL business staff this year were Cathy Pickett and Wanette Marcantel, co-business managers; Peggy Strickler, Dinah Hurst, Judy Breaux, Cindy Landry, Genny Nichols, Marilyn Sawyer, and Marta Norwig, sellers. RIGHT: After the staff bought its own professional camera, they spent many hours in Duncan's Studio going over negatives, buying film, and listening to the advice of Mr. Billy Mack Duncan. Gen£e Hine and Mr. Duncan decided on which of these negatives to have printed for the sports division page. BELOW: Many hours were spent hard at work in room 11 under the watchful eye of Mrs. James Carter, the staff's sponsor. 165 French Club Bought Filmstrips of France LEFT: Mickey Billodeaux and Pat Herrington paused for a slow-up in Homecoming Parade. BELOW: French Club members directing their attention to Mr. Terry Mayeux were Dick Lestage, Mickey Billodeaux, Alana Ward, Val Miller, Joey Lopez, Daryl Newman, Brian Caldwell, Pat Herrington, Charleen Eastman, Aubrey Guilbeau. ABOVE: Leading the French Club for the year 1968 were Patrick Herrington as President, Aubrey Guilbeau as Treasurer, Mickey Billodeaux as Vice-President, Daryl Newman as Student Council Representative, and Joey Lopez as Secretary. 166 Organization Presidents in Action LEFT: Beta president David Donald adjusted one of the film strips shown at a club meeting. ABOVE: J Club captain Pookie Green, far left, worked in the club's pop bottle collection. LEFT: Pep Squad president Suzanne Smith counted votes in the election of officers for the next year. RIGHT: Dane Hine, Interact president, worked hard selling cakes to raise money for the club. LEFT: FBLA president Christine Hudson, standing, named those members who would participate at the district convention. ABOVE RIGHT: Chronicle editor Alice Lackey, left, assigned articles for the next issue. RIGHT: 4-H president Billy Moore, standing, helped plan the club's part in parish Achievement Day. LEFT: Nancy Marcantel, left, FT A president, checked over her list of the club's activities for the coming month. 167 J.H.S. Coaches Led Bulldogs ABOVE: The success and spirit of J.H.S. athletics this year were due to the hard work and great enthusiasm of our coaches, Mrs. Jeanette Gaudet, Paul DeLaCroix, Bob Hudson, George Zachary, Jack Martin, Ken Cormier, and Mrs. Rita Hudson. LEFT: Head football coach Bob Hudson watched anxiously from the sidelines during a tense moment in the game against Lake Charles. BELOW: Girls' basketball coach, Mrs. Jeanette Gaudet. discussed game strategy with varsity girls during a regular season game. 170 On to Many Victories ABOVE: Head track coach Jack Martin clocked Senior David Donald in the quarter mile during track practice one afternoon. ABOVE: Head basketball coach Paul DeLaCroix gave advice and encouragement to varsity basketball players Billy Broussard, Steve Boyd, Pat Herrington, Mike Conner, and Jack Shirley during a time-out in a game with Westlake. ABOVE: Mrs. Rita Hudson discussed various money raising projects for different cheerleader activities with newly-elected cheerleaders Vickie Hebert, Vicki Moore, Sidney Watson, Patti Moore, Martha Hoag, and Cindy Lee. ABOVE: Proving that head coaches do not get all of the glory, Coach Kenneth Hood received a winning hug from cheerleader Becky Berkeley after the 'Dogs' quarter-final victory over the Pineville Rebels. Coach Hood left J.H.S. at midterm and was replaced by Coach Kenneth Cormier, a J.H.S. graduate. LEFT: Darrell Landry watched as Coach George Zachary taped his ankle during a time-out in the Sulphur game. 171 1967 Jennings High Bulldogs Sulphur Crowley Ferriday DeRidder I,pke Chaj Oakdale flraurch Pc Westlake Eunice Notre Dar Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings ER-FINALS ABOVE: Because of Coach Hudson's new three-team plan, our boys were able to be more alert and fresher than their opponents as the game progressed. ABOVE: Dr. L. E. Shirley, Jr. (LEFT), team physician, and Coach Hudson examined a knee injury which Bitsy Segura received during the Notre Dame game. Bulldog managers for the '67 season were Mike Manuel, Mark Courrege, Gary Courrege, and Ervin 172 Lee. Bulldog trainers for the '67 squad were David Valdetero and Jack Garrett. —Our Boys MEMBERS OF THE 1967 VARSITY BULLDOGS WERE: FIRST ROW: Gary Courrege and Mike Manuel, managers, Kenny Wall, Joel Richert, Keith Reed, Tom Precht, Don Daigle, A. B. Richard, Huey Daigle, Jack Garrett and David Valdetero, trainers. SECOND ROW: David Donald, Johnny Savoy, Darrell Landry. Johnny Darbonne, Carlton Lejeune, Ricky Hebert, Robert Segura, Larry Daigle, Dick Lestage, Wesley Says. THIRD ROW: Mark Courrege, manager, Lee Manuel, Johnny Segura, Pooky Green, Mike Guidry, Chris Johnson, Billy Broussard, Randall Fontenot, Steve Lee, Brent Heichelheim, Ervin Lee, manager. FOURTH ROW: John Howard, Craig Newman, Newton Strickler, Billy Moore, Steve Boyd, Bubba Clark, Harvey Campbell, Don Deshotel, Terry Gaudet, Billy Duncan. LEFT: The Bulldogs wore their new maroon blazers purchased by the Quarterback Club for the first time to their game in Westlake. BELOW: At the pep rally before the Pineville game the cheerleaders gave the senior football players cars to roll over the Rebs, the juniors, yoyos to ’'make yoyos out of those noyos.” the sophomores baby rattles to ’’rattle the Rebels,” and gum to ” chew 'em up”. BELOW: Even when unable to play because of injuries, the boys were there to help spirit their teammates on, such as did Billy Moore and Don Deshotel at the DeRidder game. 173 Dogs Drop Season Opener Dogs Yardsticks Tors 6 First Downs 14 77 Yards Rushing 235 0 Yards Passing 52 77 Net Yards 287 8 30.8 Punts 4 32.5 7- Penalties 60 0 Final Score 34 LEFT: Sophomore quarterback Billy Broussard (12) kept the ball for valuable yardage against the Sulphur Golden Tors. Sulphur’s Triple-A Golden Tors proved to be more than a match for the A A ’Dogs as the Tors came out on top 34-0. Sulphur displayed a highly polished offense while the Bulldogs had trouble on both offense and defense plus a disheartening number of costly penalties. Sulphur struck swiftly and put 7 pts.on the board in the first five minutes of the game. A series of costly penalties and a short kick gave the Tors good field position to move in for their second tally. One bad break after another plagued the 'Dogs. A 'Dog fumble put Sulphur in scoring position where they scored their third TD early in the 2nd quarter. Co-captain Darrell Landry grabbed the Tor kick off and took it deep into Sulphur territory but the drive halted. The two teams traded kicks and the 'Dogs proceeded to march downfield with good runs by Billy Broussard and Pooky Green, but the 'Dogs were stopped inside the Sulphur ten. An alert Darrell Landry foiled another Tor drive at the close of the first half. At the beginning of the second half Jennings proceeded to march upfield. but the Bulldogs offense hogged down. Sulphur's attack displayed more of their dazzling offense and scored on a 42-yard punt to up the score to 27-0 at the end of the third period. ABOVE: Co-captain Darrell Landry gets the word from Head Coach Bob Hudson The 'Dogs and Tors traded punts early in the final period. Long runs by Pooky Green and Ricky Hebert put the 'Dogs near pay dirt for the second time but an interception thwarted the 'Dog's thrust. Sulphur and Jennings swapped fumbles, but in the fading minutes of the game an alert Sulphur player intercepted a Jennings pass and took it in. making the final score a disappointing 34-0 with Sulphur on top. during the game played before 10.000 fans in McNeese stadium. Robert Segura Sr. Quarterback Billy Broussard Soph. Quarterback Huey Daigle Jr. Tailback Darrell Landry Sr. Tailback All-District '66 All-State ’66 ’Dogs Stomp Gents Lee Paul Manuel Johnny Savoy James Green Jr. Tailback Soph. Fullback Sr. Fullback All-District ’66 Sportsmanship Award '66 All-District '67 All-Southwest '67 All-State '67 All-Prep '67 Most Valuable Back 67 All American '67 These boots are made for stomping out Gents is what the sign on the Bulldog bus said as it pulled into Crowley. The 'Dogs must have taken the sign seriously because that is just what they did to a classy bunch from Crowley by the tune of 14-6. The ’Dogs delighted the Jennings followers with a highly potent offense and a ferocious defense. The first half was a rock 'em sock 'em brand of football with each team pushing the other up and down the field but failing to score. Key interceptions by Darrell Landry kept Crowley from hitting pay dirt, while penalties hurt the 'Dogs offensively. The third quarter was a repeat of the first half with the defense outplaying the offense, but in the initial part of the fourth quarter the Bulldogs started rolling with Billy Broussard barking signals. With scarely two minutes gone in the fourth period. Pooky Green cut inside, found daylight, and scampered 44 yards to pay dirt. However, the Gents were not to be denied and scored several plays later but missed the crucial PAT leaving Jennings with a slim 7-6 lead. In the fading seconds of the game the ’Dogs put icing on the cake , so to speak, and added another TD on Pooky Green's 4-yard plunge. Joel Richert kicked his second PAT of the night, thus giving the victorious Bulldogs a highly deserved 14-6 win. Wesley Says Jr. Fullback Yardsticks •Dogs Gents 21 First Downs 11 204 Yards Rushing 231 62 Yards Passing 0 266 Net Yards 231 3 38.3 Punts 2 38.5 55 Penalties 48 14 Final Score 6 Billy Broussard (12) went around the end to rack up more yardage against the Crowley Gents. 175 Dogs Yardsticks Ferriday 8 First Downs 20 273 Yards Rushing 312 27 Yards Passing 86 300 Net Yards 398 5 30 Punts 1 0 75 Penalties 30 26 Final Score 14 LEFT: The line cleared the way as Pooky Green (33) went all the way for his third touchdown of the night. Our 'Dogs Bite is Stronger It was Bulldog against Bulldog, a long way from home when Jennings journeyed to the banks of the Mississippi to chew up a first rate Ferriday team by the tally of 26-14. With scarcely one minute gone, Lee Manuel picked off an enemy pass and ran deep into Ferriday territory. Lightning struck when Pooky Green rambled 31 yards to pay dirt on the first play making it 6-0. A jittery Ferriday bunch fumbled and co-captain David Donald, a stalwart on the 'Dogs’ defense, recovered. The 'Dogs were unable to capitalize. Then Ricky Hebert saved the first of two sure Ferriday TD's by hauling down Ferriday's fullback from behind to end the first quarter. Co-captain Larry Daigle, playing tremendous defense, blocked a Ferriday punt, but penalties stopped the 'Dogs from scoring. Twice before the first half ended, Ferriday marched to the goal line but was stopped by a stonewall Jennings' defense. Lightning struck twice as Pooky Green scampered 64 yards on First play from scrimmage in the second half to make it 13-0. Ferriday was not to be denied as they marched upfield to put 7 points on the board at the end of the third quarter. In the fourth quarter action became wild and wooly as Ferriday got into gear and scored with 8 minutes left making it 14-13 Ferriday. The sophomore combination of Billy Broussard and Johnny Savoy passed and ran Jennings to the Ferriday 31 where Pooky Green shot up the middle to the promised land to make it 19-14. Joel Richer! then added his second PAT making it 20-14. Ferriday's offensive machine cranked up and moved deep into Bulldog territory but was stopped cold when an alert Dick Lestage provided the heroics by picking off a Ferriday aerial. Mr. Green must have figured that a 6 point victory was not enough because he dashed 61 yards to score his 4th TD finalizing the score Jennings 26 - Ferriday 14. ABOVE: Co-captain David Donald (62) intercepted a Ferriday pass while Dick Lestage (64) stood by ready to help. Mike Guidry A. B. Richard Keith Reed Ricky Hebert Sr. Slotback Jr. Slotback 176 Jr. Guard Jr. Tailback All-District Honorable Mention Don Daigle Sr. Center A11-District Honorable Mention Terry Gaudet Jr. Center Joel Richert Jr. Center Kenny Wall Jr. Guard ’Dogs Maul DeRidder Dragons Before a capacity home crowd, the Jennings Bulldogs demolished an inexperienced DeRidder Dragon team by the count of 48-6. Jennings was able to move almost at will against the Dragons while the Bulldogs' rock hard defensive 11 all but bottled up the DeRidder offensive effort. The 'Dogs shattered the Dragon defense scoring three times in the first quarter--once by land, once by air, and once by fumble. With 9 minutes left in the first quarter Pooky Green scooted up the middle 62 yards for six points. Joel Richert then added the first of 4 extra points. DeRidder coughed up the ball to Jennings then the 'Dogs marched 42 yards with John Savoy fumbling to Rod Breaux at the goal line for theunusualTD. Rod Breaux then intercepted a DeRidder aerial and two plays later co-captain Robert Segura connected with big end Steve Boyd for the 3rd Jennings touchdown of the quarter. The second quarter was more of a defensive struggle. The DeRidder quarterback hit on a long pass and went over two plays later for their lone TD. Darrell Landry grabbed a DeRidder punt on his own 49 and squirmed 51 yards to make the score 25-6 at the half. In the 2nd half, a series of passes to Billy Duncan and Harvey Campbell moved the ball downfield. Cocaptain Ricky Hebert found a hole and dashed 17 yards for the first of his two TD's. In the fading minutes of the 3rd quarter Ricky Hebert scored his second 6-pointer on a one-yard plunge padding the lead to 37-6. In the final 12 minutes of action Jennings drove down to the DeRidder goal where a pass was picked off by the DeRidder safety. On the next play 'Dogs Larry Daigle pounced on the enemy in the endzone for a safety. The clock kept ticking off but Jennings scored more on a series of runs by John Savoy and a Robert Segura seven-yard scramble making the final score 'Dogs -48 Dragons-6. ABOVE: Co-captain Ricky Hebert (44) plunged over from the one-yard line for his second touchdown of the night. ABOVE: Oops! A touchdown anyway! ” Rod Breaux (24) recovered a Johnny Savoy (30) fumble and went along his merry, confused way for a 'Dog T.D. 'Dogs Yardstick Dragons 26 First Downs 6 403 Yards Rushing -1 110 Yards Passing 99 513 Net Yards 98 2 41 Punts 8 32 85 Penalties 50 48 Final Score 6 Wildcats Held to Lowest Score of Season 'Dogs Yardstick Wildcats 8 First Downs 14 189 Yards Rushing 218 24 Yards Passing 24 213 Net Yards 242 5 28.8 Punts 4 44 35 Penalties 70 6 Final Score 14 ABOVE: This Wildcat may have gotten past tough 'Dogs Rod Breaux (24), Bitsy Segura (71), and David Donald (62) but Ricky Hebert (44) made sure that he would not go all the way for a touchdown. ABOVE: Eager Bulldogs prepared to break the huddle for another play and, hopefully, for more valuable yardage. The time - 7:30; the place - Bulldog Stadium; the scene - a battle of two ranked AA teams, the No. 1 ranked Wildcats from Lake Charles and the 10th ranked Bulldogs of Jennings High, the result - a hard fought 14-6 victory for the Lake Charles Wildcats. It was a well-played game and with a couple of more breaks the score could have easily been reversed. Lake Charles scored the first time they got the ball on a long run and a short TD plunge making it 7-0. The 'Dogs cranked up and penetrated to the Lake Charles 30 where they missed a first down by inches. Two alert defensive plays, a pass intercepted by Ricky Hebert and a fumble recovered by Bitsy Segura, killed two Wildcat drives as the first 12 minutes of play ended. In the second quarter the Wildcats punted, and the ball rolled down on the Jennings one. Two plays later Pooky Green flashed up the middle and rambled 94 yards for the 'Dogs TD. The PAT was missed making it 7-6 Wildcats as the teams retired to the dressing rooms. In the third period the teams traded punts and Lake Charles scored on a 2-yard run after the 'Dogs had held them 3 times at the two. This upped Lake Charles' lead to 14-6 as the fourth and final period of action began. The fourth quarter was a repeat of the 3rd quarter with neither team being able to get much of an attack going. On one Lake Charles drive Rod Breaux picked off an enemy pass on the 'Dog five yard killing another Lake Charles drive. The Bulldogs marched up to midfield where they were forced to punt as the clock ticked off the last 13 seconds of playing time. Offensive standouts for the 'Dogs were Robert Segura, Pooky Green and Rick Hebert while Bitsy Segura. Larry Daigle, and Steve Boyd gathered the defensive laurels in the hotly contested fray. Carlton Lejeune Sr. Guard David Donald Sr. Guard Sportsmanship Award '67 Steve Lee Sr. Guard All-District '67 Honorable Mention Dick Lestage Sr. Guard Scholastic Award '67 Bulldogs Cream Warriors 'Dogs Yardstick Warriors 15 First Downs 8 210 Yards Rushing 43 68 Yards Passing 80 278 Net Yards 123 5 39.2 Punts 7 31.3 40 Penalties 10 38 Final Score 0 LEFT: Guard Dick Lestage (64) picked off a Warrior aerial and headed downfield as Rod Breaux (24) moved in to help him. Even the fact that it was Friday the Thirteenth didn't bother the Jennings High Bulldogs as they posted an easy 38-0 victory over an out-weighed and outmanned Oakdale Warrior bunch. The win evened the 'Dogs' district record at 1-1 and made for a happy Homecoming that night. With 7:10 showing on the clock, Ricky Hebert scrambled around left end for six yards and the first 'Dog TD. After this drive both teams had a hard time moving and the first quarter come to an end with the 'Dogs leading 6-0. The second period of play was a wild and woolly defensive fray with Rod Breaux picking off an Oakdale aerial and returning it 15 yards. After trading punts the Bulldogs moved 27 yards to paydirt on a Segura to John Darbonne pass and a three-yard Darrell Landry plunge. After about five minutes of trading punts it seemed as if nobody wanted the ball as Oakdale intercepted a Bulldog bomb. Two plays later Dick Lestage picked off a Warrior aerial; and as the half ended, Oakdale picked off its second 'Dog pass. Following an attempted Warrior on-side kick, the 'Dogs cranked up and opened a gaping hole where OB Robert Segura scampered 42 yards with the pigskin for half a dozen more making the score 18-0 barely minutes into the third quarter. Oakdale punted and the 'Dogs moved downfield with the scrambling of Co-Captain Billy Broussard and the running of workhorse Pooky Green. Green went over to make it 24-0 as the horn sounded. In the final 12 minutes an alert Rod Breaux picked off an Oakdale pass and scampered 24 yards to paydirt with Joel Richer! making the PAT good. With 6:02 showing on the scoreboard field general” Billy Broussard hit Darrell Landry for 20 yards and the final Bulldog touchdown, running the final score up to 38-0. Before the game ended the 'Dogs' defense made itself known with Robert Segura picking off an Oakdale bomb and Dick Lestage recovering a Warrior fumble. BELOW: Senior guard Larry Daigle (66) stopped another Warrior to show how the Bulldog defense was able to keep Oakdale scoreless. Larry Daigle Don Deshotel Sr. Guard Sr. Tackle Honorable Mention All-District '67 Most Valuable Lineman '67 179 ■Dogs Yardstick Bears 14 First Downs 9 189 Yards Rushing 177 -6 Yards Passing 24 183 Net Yards 201 5 37 Punts 5 31.8 43 Penalties 10 21 Final Score 14 LEFT: Sophomore fullback Johnny Savoy (30) stretched to give the 'Dogs vital inches for a first down. Johnny Segura Sr. Tackle A11-District '67 ’Dogs Clip Bears’ Claws Despite losing the coin toss for the seventh straight time, the Jennings Bulldogs outscored a fired-up Church Point 11 by the score of 21-14 to notch victory number five of the '67 football campaign. The contest was a very exciting one with the outcome not decided until midway in the fourth quarter. Church Point received the kickoff but two plays later big Steve Boyd picked off a Bear pass and brought it to the Church Point 27. The 'Dogs fumbled away a golden opportunity to score on the Bear 16 yard line. The teams traded punts as the first quarter ended in a scoreless deadlock. The Bears kicked to open the second quarter and the fired up Canines marched 56 yards on the running of Pooky Green and Ricky Hebert with Green taking it over from the two-yard stripe, giving the 'Dogs a 7-0 lead with 8:12 left in the first half. The Bears showed some razzle dazzle in their offense, and took the ensuing kickoff and proceeded to ground out the necessary yardage for the TD making it 7-7 halfway through the second period. Neither team could sustain another scoring drive as the half ended 7-7. With 2:17 gone in the third quarter, Rod Breaux picked off a Bear aerial and wove his way 28 yards for the second Bulldog touchdown. Church Point threatened later in the quarter but the 'Dogs' defense rose to the occasion and Church Point kicked to begin the fourth and final quarter. A series of plays later a Bear back fumbled a punt return and David Donald fell on the ball. The 'Dogs took advantage of this error several plays later, as Billy Broussard tucked the pigskin in his hip pocket and sped away 8 yards for the TD. Joel Richert completed his perfect night by booting his third PAT through the uprights to make it 21-7 for Jennings. The Bears were not to be denied, however, as they traveled 64 yards in less than a minute and a half to finalize the score 21-17 in favor of the Jennings High Bulldogs. ABOVE: Senior tailback Darrell Landry (22) tucked the pigskin under his arm and took off for more 'Dog yardage. ABOVE: The Bulldog offense took a greatly deserved John Howard break in this close district contest. jr. Tackle Chris Johnson Jr. Tackle LEFT: Senior fullback Pooky Green (33) went around left end to show how he was able to amass 1176 yards and score 90 points for the mighty Bulldogs this season. For this, Pooky was named to the All-District, All-Southwest, All-State, All-Prep and All-American teams. ’Dogs Win On First Downs Calcasieu Parish must be a jinx, is what one Jennings’fan moaned as he trudged back to his car after Jennings had just finished tying the Rams of Westlake 7-7. Suphfur, Lake Charles, and Westlake are all in Calcasieu and we have not beaten one of them this year. So the Bulldogs were unable to salvage more than a tie, leaving them with a 5-2-1 record going into the final two games of the regular season. Westlake won the toss and elected to receive. The Rams could not move and punted. Co-captain Darrell Landry gathered the punt and scooted 65 yards for a seemingly good TD but it was called back. The 'Dogs cranked up and marched downfield but couldn't crack the point column. This was pretty much the story of the entire first half with the 'Dogs traveling up and down the field between the twenty-yard stripes but once inside them the Rams’ defense lowered their horns and did not allow a score. Pooky Green and Ricky Hebert were the workhorses for the Bulldogs in the 'Dogs' first half offense while Larry Daigle, Dick Lestage, Steve Boyd, and Billy Moore garnered the defensive laurels of the first half by limiting the Rams to one first down. After a dog-eat-dog first half the 'Dogs and Rams traded punts and the action began. Westlake's haunted passing attack began to click and they moved down the gridiron to score their first TD of the evening making it 7-0 Rams. The 'Dogs' offense continued to have its problems in the third period as the fourth quarter rolled around. A recovered fumble on the Ram 38 set up the 'Dogs' tying touchdown as the 'Dog pack ground out 38 tough yards, with Pooky Green bulling his way over from the one-yard marker. Joel Richert's crucial PAT was good as he booted it right through the uprights making it 7-7. The remainder of the game was a wild affair with Ricky Hebert and Billy Broussard each picking off a Ram aerial in the final 90 seconds of play. ABOVE: Tailback Ricky Hebert (44) traveled along the sidelines until a Ram knocked him out-of-bounds. 'Dogs Yardstick Rams 19 First Downs 8 197 Yards Rushing 150 20 Yards Passing 55 217 Net Yards 205 4 34.75 Punts 4 38 45 Penalties 70 7 Final Score 7 Brent Heichelheim Jr. Tackle Billy Moore All-District '66 Most Valuable Lineman '66 Steve Boyd Jr. Tackle Dogs Win Play-Off Berth 'Dogs Yardstick Bobcats 20 First Downs 9 104 Yards Rushing 158 139 Yards Passing 50 243 Net Yards 208 4 34.5 Punts 5 37.8 25 Penalties 55 26 Final Score 13 ABOVE: Ricky Hebert (under the pile) went over the goal line to score the winning touchdown in this tight district game. With all the cards on the table and a play-off berth at stake, Jennings and Eunice squared off in a do-or-die contest for both teams in the frosty atmosphere of Bulldog Stadium, Friday, November 3, 1967. The score? Well the J.H.S. fighting Bulldogs overcame a two TD deficit and went on to win by a weighty 26-13. It appeared that Eunice held all the aces as they took the kickoff and put seven points on the board five minutes later. The next time Eunice got the ball they scored Randal Fontenot again, making it 13-0 Eunice early in the second quarter. Jr. End The stunned 'Dogs took the Bobcat kickoff, showed their muscle, and moved 65 yards on the power running of Johnny Savoy and a 42-yard pass play from Billy Broussard to Ricky Hebert but were stymied on the Bobcat three-yard stripe. By this time Jennings fans were wondering if Jennings had any trumps to play or whether Eunice held them all on the cold, wind-whipped night. Jennings forced a Eunice punt and quickly traveled 47 yards for their first TD. The big play was a seventeen-yard touchdown completion from OB Billy Broussard to Darrell Landry. As the first half came to an end, the 'Dogs found themselves on the short end of a 13-6 score. The 'Dogs seemed to have found themselves during halftime as the passing began to click on passes to Johnny Darbonne, Landry, and even one where Broussard caught his own deflected pass for a ten-yard gain. On a fourth down and four situation Broussard showed great poise as he calmly rifled his second TD toss to Darrell Landry. Ricky Hebert then added his first PAT of the season, leaving the outcome of the game up for grabs. Rod Breaux quickly decided he would like the 'Dogs to win as he intercepted an enemy pass and carted the pigskin down to the Eunice thirty-yard stripe. To open the last minutes of excitement Billy Broussard hit Johnny Darbonne for another completion on the Bobcat fourteen-yard line. Two punches by Hebert and Johnny Savoy left the ball on the two-yard marker where Ricky Hebert plowed through the middle and kicked his second PAT, giving the 'Dogs the lead for the first time. With 2:08 remaining on the clock, Robert Segura ran back a punt 45 yards to the 'Dogs' ten-yard line. Four plays went by and hard running Hebert scored his second six points to pad the lead to the tune of 26-13. Bubba Clark Wayne Tate Above: This is far enough. 'Cat! is what versatile Robert Soph. End Sr. Tackle Segura (11) seemed to be saying as he cut down another Eunice Bobcat. Pioneers Surprise ’Dogs ABOVE: Pooky Green was brought down by a big Pioneer Billy Duncan on the verge of a Bulldog first down. The ‘Dogs had Jr. End trouble getting much of an offense going against the big Notre Dame team. There is an old football proverb that states Play one game at a time . Evidently the Jennings Bulldogs were looking ahead to their bi-district encounter with Pineville the following week, while the No. 1 ranked A team-the Notre Dame Pioneers-slipped up on the Bulldogs' blind side and gave the 'Dogs an old-fashioned pasting by the shocking score of 27-0. It was a rough night all the way around for the 'Dogs as they were unable to generate much of an offense and had trouble containing the potent offense of the Pioneers. Notre Dame-the St. Michael's part-remembering last year's licking at the hands of the Bulldogs (24-0) - scored in every quarter on land and by air. Several penalties incurred by some over-zealous tackling either bogged down the 'Dogs' offense or put Notre Dame nearer pay dirt. It was the general feeling of the crowd that the Bulldogs would rebound against the Pineville Rebels in Pineville the following weekend and time would tell. Johnny Darbonne Sr. End Rod Breaux Sr. Slotback 'Dogs Yardstick Pioneers 6 First Downs 20 35 Yards Rushing 315 0 Yards Passing 20 35 Net Yards 335 8 40 Punts 0 0 60 Penalties 40 0 Final Score 27 Harvey Campbell ABOVE: Billy Moore (77) dived at a Pioneer in the first quarter of the last Sr. End regular season game. Billy was out a large part of the season because of a knee injury. Bi-District Champs!! •Dogs 18 406 29 435 3 41.7 40 34 Yardstick First Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Net Yards Punts Penalties Final Score Rebels 9 92 72 164 6 30.8 25 14 ABOVE: Ain’t it sweet?! ?! ” commented Coach Hudson after the bi-district championship game against the Pineville Rebels, and the team and fans went wild. With a quarter-final berth in the state play-offs going to the winner, the Bulldogs eagerly packed their bags and invaded the city of Pineville to lock horns with the fifth-ranked Pineville Rebels in a bi-district encounter. The 'Dogs really put it to the Rebels by giving them a rebel-rousing to the count of 34-14. It was a combination of the potent offense, led by co-captain Pooky Green's four touchdowns, and a stingy 'Dog defense that held the Rebels scoreless the second half. The Bulldogs started out as always losing the toss to make it ABOVE: Exhausted after the hard-fought twelve for twelve CTLs (coin tosses lost) this year. Pineville was game, Rod Breaux could not even wait to forced to kick but scored on a fumble recovery from the Jennings get into the dressing room, twenty-one. On the first play from scrimmage, the offensive line opened up a tremendous hole off-tackle for Pooky Green, who rambled 68 yards to pay dirt. Ricky Hebert booted the PAT, making it 7-7 at the end of the first quarter. The Jennings defense barred its fangs by showing an airtight pass defense as they did for all but one play during the game and forced the Rebels to kick. From the Jennings 28, the fired-up canines traveled 72 yards in six minutes on good runs by Hebert, co-captain Darrell Landry and Green - Green then climaxed the drive with a four-yard plunge. Hebert's PAT was again good making it 14-7. Pineville then showed that it had class as it took them only a few plays to run and pass 64 yards for the TD, tying the score at fourteen apiece as the first half became history. In the early part of the second half the two teams found the going rough and punted. Jennings then drove sixty yards on a forty-yard jaunt by Pooky Green, eleven and three-yard skirts by Ricky Hebert and a five-yard scat by Mr. Green to the promised land. Joel Richert made his PAT count to make it 21-14 to end the third twelve minutes of exciting action. In the fourth quarter the Bulldogs showed their heels to the Rebels by roaring upfield twice to put two more scores on the board. Thefirstwas a 21 yardscamper by - guess who? - PookyGreen, makingit27-14. Ricky Herbert continued his success at kicking by booting another perfect PAT with the scoreboard reading 9:20 left. But the Dogs were not through yet. With 4:53 remaining Billy Broussard faked into the line and tossed a 28-yard scoring aerial to end Billy Duncan who hedgehopped into everyone to leave the scoreboard reading Jennings 34 Pineville 14 as the gun sounded and the players carried the coaches off the field. ABOVE: Pooky Green (33) broke through the line and headed for ABOVE: An excited Lee Manuel (25) ran to the open field and one of his four touchdowns of the game. congratulate end Billy Duncan (84) as he came off the field after scoring on a pass from Billy Broussard. ’Dogs Out-Scored by Future State Champs Evidently the Red Baron did not mow down Snoopy's Squadron from Jesuit High the week before the quarterfinal fracas between the Blue Flyers and the Jennings Bulldogs. They appeared to be alive and healthy as they and Jesuit's All-State quarterback proved to be a little too much for Jennings the night of November 24, 1967. The 'Dogs did an odd thing as they broke the coin-toss jinx on the thirteenth try of the season. Jennings took the opening kick-off and ground out yardage to the Jesuit fifteen but were stopped. Lightning struck as Jesuit scored on an 85-yard pass play to make it 7-0. The 'Dogs were stopped and Jesuit put six more on the board to make 13-0 with 11:54 remaining in the second quarter. Jennings’ defense stiffened and held the Blue Flyers the remainder of the half and put two points on the board for Jennings as Ricky Hebert pulled down the Jesuit end in the end zone on a Billy Broussard punt. In the second half Jennings gained momentum and scored on a 21-yard pass play action pass to make it 13-9 with 3:02 remaining in the third period of play. The touchdown was set-up by a 69-yard run of a pass interception by Ricky Hebert, one of his two, in the end zone. Jesuit displayed why they were ranked second in the state as they scored once in the third quarter and once in the fourth to make the final score 26-9 in favor of the Blue Flyers. Bright spots for Jennings were the magnificent pass defense by the 'Dogs after the first disastrous pass by allowing only one completion, intercepting three times and knocking down two others. Yardstick 'Dogs 8 First Downs Blue Flyers 13 91 Yards Rushing 306 44 Yards Passing 85 135 Net Yards 391 7 40 Punts 2 30 5 Penalties 20 9 F inal Score 26 LEFT: Randal Fontenot (81) squared up to greet one of the Jesuit Blue Flyers. Darrell Landry (22) and Ricky Hebert (44) moved into position to back him up. ABOVE: Quarterback Billy Broussard (12) watched carefully as the referees measured a crucial 'Dog first down. ABOVE: At half-time the 'Dogs gathered to strengthen their spirits. ABOVE: Spirits were high as the 'Dogs came back ready to even up the score. ABOVE: Ricky Hebert (44) grabbed the ball for another 'Dog interception. Junior Varsity Gains Valuable Experience The 1967 Bulldog junior varsity was; ROW 1: J.W. Gotreaux, Steve Havenar, Danny Landry, Danny Tygrett, Pat Gann, Ronnie Williams, Tim Carte, Mike Briggs, Bernice Sonnier, Paul Carruth. ROW 2: A. B. Richard, Tom Precht, Brad Boyd, Philip Trahan, Jory Gann, Frank Smith, Greg Cooper, Jerry Brunt, Matt Hebert, ROW 3: Brian Bowman, Patrick LeGros, Tommy Walker, Peter Pizzolatto, Buddy Bloch, David Qualls, Gregory Lessigne, Jerry Sneed, Roy Hebert, Donnie Daigle, Richard Fontenot. RIGHT: Richard Fontenot (81) made valuable yardage in a game which the B team beat Westlake by the score of 19-6. BELOW: J. W. Gotreaux (30) goes for one of the two touchdowns that he scored in this game against the Westlake junior varsity. ■ k r 186 Bullpups Have Successful Season The 1967 Bullpups were: ROW 1: Thomas Clement, Richard Ray, Johnny Guinn, Edmond Lopez, Sam Hardy. ROW 2: Matt Dees, Craig Ardoin, Danny Landry, Brad Boyd, Peter Pizzolato, Jory Gann, Brian Bowman, Sidney Manuel, Paul Carruth, Danny Tygrett, Farrell Mitchell. ROW 3: Mike Williams, Austin Green, Jimmy Segura, Frank Smith, Dennis Clark, Jerry Brunt, Michael Stolzle, Charles Quibodeaux, Wendell Miller, Dusty Sonnier, Calvin Mire. BELOW: Coach Paul DeLaCroix explained a play to the boys during the break at half-time. LEFT: The victorious Bullpups left the football field after defeating the Crowley Little Gents to the tune of 19-6. BELOW: The peppy cheerleaders who cheered the Bullpups on to victory this season were Debbie Hancock, Carrie Hanna, Pam Istre, Jill Hebert, Bonnie Says, and Cissy Racca. 187 Homecoming Festivities Included MAI D-OF-HONOR Sherry Broussard FIRST MAID Nancy Shultz SECOND MAID Becky Berkeley THIRD MAID Markeitha Stutes Susan Burger HHIHtt' ] I.MMMK Parade, Bonfire, Coronation, and Dance RIGHT: Prior to the 1967 Homecoming game, the Bulldogs entered the field through a horseshoe, as fans cheered the home team. BELOW: The Homecoming Queen and her court viewed the game from the reviewing stand. LEFT: After being crowned by her father. Mr. Roger Burger, Queen Susan received an autographed football and a bouquet. RIGHT: Following the snake dance, Daryl Newman set fire to the pile of boxes near the stadium. BELOW: Dog supporters gathered around the bonfire. 189 Football Players Honored ABOVE: Honored at the annual football banquet held on December 11 were David Donald, Sportsmanship Award; James Pooky Green, Most Valuable Back; Dick Lestage, Scholastic Award; and Larry Daigle, Most Valuable Lineman. Mi fo LEFT: Senior football lettermen were, KNEELING: Dick Lestage and Carlton Lejeune. STANDING: Mike Guidry, Rod Breaux, David Donald. Steve Lee, Wayne Tate, Harvey Campbell, Darrell Landry, Jack Garrett, Robert Segura, Don Des-hotel, Don Daigle, Pooky Green, and Bitsy Segura. LEFT: Coach Hudson announced the 1967 lettermen at the banquet. RIGHT: Junior lettermen were, KNEELING: Ricky Hebert, Huey Daigle, Joel Richert, and Kenny Wall. STANDING: Johnny Savoy, Sophomore lettermen, Wesley Says, John Howard, Randall Fontenot, Steve Boyd, Keith Reed, Terry Gaudet, Billy Duncan, Brent Heichel-heim, and Chris Johnson. ABSENT were Juniors, Lee Paul Manuel and A. B. Richard and Sophomores Billy Broussard and Bubba Clark. 190 Success!! ABOVE: Wayne Tate and Bitsy Segura, co-captains for the Notre Dame game, received some jelly beans to candy the Pioneers . RIGHT: Disaster struck the ’Dogs early in the season when Huey Daigle, a starting halfback, was out because of a leg injury. BELOW: The bonfire was just one of the spirit-raising activities at homecoming. BELOW: The student body and faculty turned out in full force to let the 'Dogs know they were behind them all the way. ABOVE: Two bits, four bits, six bits, a dollar! All for the Bulldogs, stand up and holler!! And the entire student body let out with a mighty roar. RIGHT: Little Susie Sunshine (Susan), Tommy (Becky), and Mr. Crump-lemeyer (Nancy) performed in a skit for the pep rally. 191 J.H.S. Cheerleaders Susan Burger Alice Lackey Nancy Shultz Becky Berkeley Sidney Watson Cindy Lee Go! Bulldogs Go! ABOVE: Shoot Snoopy's Blue Flyers down, Red Baron! ABOVE: JHS cheerleaders led the mob up the hill was the cry heard at the Bulldog's quarter-finals match to congratulate the mighty Bulldogs after their with Jesuit. bi-district victory over the Pineville Rebels. ABOVE: Becky Berkeley and Alice Lackey prepared the gag gifts given to the boys before their district basketball game with Lake Charles. ABOVE: J.H.S. -- Success! Our cheerleaders practiced every day during sixth hour to make our pep rallies the best. LEFT: Our spirited cheerleaders spent much time and energy in making signs such as this to boost the spirit and morale of the 'Dogs and student body. 193 Jennings Host of Second Team managers Chuck Keeton, Freddie Skarke, and Tim West collected equipment and gathered statistical material at the games. Greg Marcantel went up for a lay-up in the Rayne-Jennings game which saw the Dogs victors in the second round of the Tourney. SCOREBOARD Lacassine Tourney Jennings 55 Welsh 47 Jennings Crowley Jennings Round-Robin Jennings 58 Rayne 23 Jennings 46 Elton 32 Jennings 40 Lacassine 60 Jennings 76 Notre Dame 58 194 Annual Round-Robin Tourney Greg Marcantel Sophomore Ricky Hebert Junior ABOVE: Steve Boyd and Pat Herrington attempted to block a Notre Dame shot. RIGHT: During a quarter break, the team checked on the score and their strategy plans. ABOVE: Billy Broussard grabbed a rebound in the Notre Dame - 'Dog clash while Justin Rougelot and Pat Herrington prepared to move down-court. SCOREBOARD Jennings 61 Welsh Jennings 64 Landry Jennings 53 Notre Dame Midland Tourney Jennings 64 Crowley Jennings 60 Washington Jennings 51 Westlake 69 1 - 57 - 1 58 ' ). 50 62 Dwayne Thrasher Tim Briggs 54 Junior Junior 195 ’Dogs Took Third Place ABOVE: Following a drive up the middle. Jack Shirley scored against the Crowley Gents in the Midland Tournament. SCOREBOARD Parish Tournament Jennings 65 Welsh 45 Jennings 70 Hathaway 42 Jennings 81 Oakdale 53 Jennings 56 Ville Platte 32 Jennings 62 Church Point 41 Jennings 36 Lake Charles 38 Justin Rougelot Senior Steve Boyd Junior - --- RIGHT: Justin Rougelot outjumped his Westlake opponent in the beginning seconds of the game. 196 in Parish Tournament Jerry Milner Junior ABOVE: All eyes were on the ball as it hung in the air before players Steve Boyd and Brad Boyd gained control. ABOVE: The 'Dogs took consolation laurels against the Welsh Greyhounds in the Parish Tourney. The efforts of Steve Boyd and Justin Rougelot made them leading rebounders of the encounter. John Savoy Sophomore SCOREBOARD Jennings 58 Eunice 40 Jennings 47 Westlake 75 Jennings 72 Oakdale 47 Jennings 54 Ville Platte 41 Jennings 70 Church Point 41 Jennings 37 Lake Charles 39 Jennings 64 Eunice 59 Billy Broussard Sophomore 197 Lake Charles Games Were the ABOVE: Tense moments almost invariably found Coach DeLaCroix in this position. LEFT: Cautious playing was the rule as ambitious Bulldogs like Justin Rougelot pounced on any Wildcat shots that missed their mark. ABOVE: For Pat Herrington, rebounding was fast and furious as each eleven strove to keep possession of the ball. 198 Highlights of ’Dogs’ Season ABOVE: The large tournout of Bulldogs supporters added to the excitement of the crucial District game. ABOVE: The teams were evenly matched and traditional rivalry added even more spice to the game whose winner would receive a play-off berth. ABOVE: The ball was up for grabs several times as both sides put forth their best effort. 199 J.H.S. Team Recognized LEFT: All eyes followed the ball as as Pat Herrington let loose on a long one. BELOW: The ball seemed to have a mind of its own as it flew from hand to hand, dodging intended receivers and causing quite a scurry. 200 at Basketball Pep Rally ABOVE: Jack Shirley reached the ball before his Oakdale opponent and carried it downcourt. RIGHT: A Warrior found himself in a bind as Justin Rougelot and Steve Boyd prevented his recovering the elusive basketball. BELOW: Probable starters next year, Brad Boyd, Greg Marcantel, Dwayne Thrasher, and Ricky Hebert gained experience that will prove useful for the next season. 201 Freshmen Won Eight, ABOVE: Brad Boyd let loose with a long shot as Steve Havenar waited for the rebound. ABOVE: Greg Marc an tel, David Broussard, Danny Landry, Brad Boyd and Bubba Clark listened as Coach Zachary explained a play during a time-out. LEFT: Guards attempted to block Tim Briggs's corner shot. ABOVE: There was no rebound for B” teamers Ricky Hebert, Artie Berry, and Mike Conner. 202 LEFT: Wayne Thrasher, Pat Herrington and Ricky Hebert froze the ball by careful guarding. Lost Only Two ABOVE: Danny Landry, Chuck Keeton, David Broussard and Wally Constant gathered with Coach Zachary to give the pre-game yell. RIGHT: Freshmen Danny Landry and David Broussard scrambled for the ball under the basket. UPPER LEFT: A crip shot by Danny Landry increased the 'Pups' lead over Lake Arthur. ABOVE: Following a play by teammates Wally Constant, Danny Landry, and David Broussard, Brad Boyd made the basket. LEFT: Wally Constant and David Broussard lined up for a foul shot by Danny Landry. 203 J.H.S. Bulldettes—L.H.S.A.A. 1968 The 1968 Bulldettes and coach, Mrs. Jeanette Gaudet, ended their high school basketball career on March 2, 1968. Jennings defeated the Jena Lady Giants to win the state title for the first time in twenty years. The girls left the court for the last time with the gigantic trophy and tears of happiness. 204 Class AA” State Champs LOIS EVANS Sr. Forward Allstate, '68 Second Team All Tournament Jennings, '68 All Tournament Midland, '67 Three Year Letterman CHRISTINE HUDSON Sr. Forward All State First Team, '68 All District, ’67 All Tournament Midland, ’67, '68 All Tournament Elton, '67 Four Year Letterman DEBBIE WALKER Sr. Forward All State Second Team, '68 All Tournament Jennings, '68 All Tournament Elton, '67 All District, ’67 Three Year Letterman SHERRY BROUSSARD Sr. Guard All State First Team, ‘68 All Tournament Jennings, '68 All Tournament Midland, 67 All District Second Team, 67 Three Year Letterman RITA RUTLEDGE Sr. Guard All State Second Team, '68 All Tournament Midland, '67. '68 All District, ‘67 All Tournament Elton, ’67 Four Year Letterman SUZANNE SMITH Sr. Rover All State First Team, ’68 Three Year Letterman DEBBIE HEBERT Jr. Guard Two Year Letterman VICKIE HEBERT Jr. Forward Two Year Letterman NANCY SHULTZ Sr. Guard Two Year Letterman PATTI MOORE Jr. Guard Jr. Forward One Year Letterman SUSAN MACK Jr. Forward One Year Letterman JOY COLEMAN Soph. Guard One Year Letterman DARLENE COOPER Soph. Guard One Year Letterman CYNTHIA PUGH MRS. JEANETTE GAUDET Soph. Forward Coach One Year Letterman 205 Girls’ Basketball Schedule Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings 55 Welsh Laccasine Tournament 35 Elton 46 Hathaway 59 Starks 51 Gueydan 56 Kinder 45 Opelousas 70 Welsh 61 St. Charles 66 Carmel 53 Gueydan Parish Tournament 48 Laccasine 58 Hathaway 33 Ville Platte 65 Opelousas 52 Oakdale 63 St. Charles 51 Eunice 72 Oakdale 71 Ville Platte 46 Eunice 59 U.S.L. 62 Welsh Bi-district 62 Tioga Quarter-finals 75 Springhill Sweet Sixteen Tournament Semi-finals 58 Franklin Finals 61 Jena 23 31 54 40 30 60 24 49 25 29 28 42 51 48 20 19 23 50 24 48 48 37 30 36 40 50 50 Basketball Banquet Concludes Season Jennings High basketball players were the guests of the newly organized Tip-Off Club for the Second Annual Basketball Banquet in the Jeff Davis Country Club. Guest speaker, Don Landry, Nichols State College coach, centered his remarks around the topic of a player's responsibilities. Trophies were presented to the team members present; Sherry Broussard, Suzanne Smith, Chris Hudson, Rita Rutledge, Lois Evans, Debbie Walker. Nancy Shultz, Coach Jeanette Gaudet, Debbie Hebert, Patti Moore, Cynthia Pugh, Sidney Watson, Joy Coleman. Outstanding players for the year, Justin Rougelot and Rita Rutledge, were also presented Most Valuable Player trophies. 207 Bulldettes Won First Lois Evans struggled against three Kinder guards in the Midland Tournament. Guard Sherry Broussard demonstrated outstanding playing ability and was named All-Tournament Player. 208 Victory smiles graced the faces of the girls throughout the year. The Bulldettes claimed first in the Parish Tourney. Suzanne Smith was not deterred by the guarding of a Hathaway eager. in Two Area Tournaments The Bulldette sextet conferred with coach. Jeanette Gaudet, between quarters at the Parish Tournament. ABOVE: Vickie Hebert out smarted a host of Ville Platte guards for two points. 209 ABOVE: Eunice guarding did not daunt Debbie Walker as she went up for a basket and another two points. Bulldettes Looked to State ABOVE: A host of Bulldettes, including Sherry Broussard and Debbie Walker, grabbed for the ball in the Eunice-Bulldette encounter. 210 ABOVE: A corner shot by Cynthia Pugh resulted in upping the score against St. Charles. After Wins Over Springhill, Tioga 211 Springhill found the going hard as the spirited Jennings girls closed in. The Springhill guards failed to keep Debbie Walker from finding the mark. The State Championship was the ABOVE: Many jump balls and fouls were called as both teams struggled for the ball in the last seconds of the first half. ABOVE: In the finals, Jennings' girls made every basket count. LEFT: Jennings' forwards seemed to have little difficulty in adjusting to clear back-boards in the semi-final match between Jennings and Franklin. ABOVE: Many Jennings students were in attendance at the Sweet Sixteen Tourney. LEFT: Jena players were unable to guard Chris Hudson's mid-court jump shots. 212 Result of Four Years’ Work ABOVE: ”B Team: Susan Mack, Faye Fontenot, Nancy Shultz, Patti Moore, Pam Istre, Debbie Hebert, Coach Jeanette Gaudet. SECOND ROW: Sidney Watson, Nancy Manuel, Ginger Rutledge, Karen Nichols, Jackie Peloquin, Vickie Hebert, Cindy Lee. THIRD ROW: Cissy Racca, Bonnie Says, Jill Hebert, Susan Thrasher, Lyn Simmons, Sue Lopez. FOURTH ROW: Cynthia Pugh, Becky Benoit, Darlene Cooper, Joy Coleman, Karla Nelson. ABOVE: Managers Penny Williams, Vicki Moore, Jill Precht, and Sue Newman cleaned out the new equipment storage closet constructed this year. 213 ABOVE: Sidney Watson and Susan Mack rested during the B -team encounter with St. Charles Academy. J.H.S. Track Team Had The fans and cheerleaders were very enthusiastic during the 1968 Track season. Four school records were broken in the 1968 season: High Jump--Justin Rougelot, a senior, high jumped for 6 feet. Javelin--Steve Boyd, a junior, threw the javelin 194 feet 11 inches. Pole Vault--Billy Broussard, a sophomore, went for a record breaking 12 feet 6 inches over the pole vault bar. Triple Jump—Brad Boyd, a freshman, jumped 43 feet 2 1 2 inches in the triple jump. Ricky Hebert, a two-year letterman, ran the 100-and 200-yard relays. 214 A Victorious Season Home Track Schedule March 29 -- Notre Dame Eunice Lake Arthur April 5 -- Ville Platte Westlake Kinder Oakdale April 14 -- Rayne Church Point April 16 — Eunice Crowley Rayne Church Point District Meet Lake Charles Jennings Eunice Westlake Church Point Ville Platte Oakdale Steve Boyd showed much ability and strength during the entire track season in several field events. A Jennings trackman, Brad Boyd, broke the school record with this jump of 43 feet. Billy Broussard, an outstanding athlete, took first 2 1 2 inches in the hop, step, and jump, place in the pole vault in many track meets. 215 Jennings Tracksters Brought BELOW: Jack Shirley raced toward the tape for another 880 yard victory. 216 In Many First Places BELOW: Ronnie Tate hurled the javelin a tremendous distance during numerous track meets. BELOW: Ricki Pavlu and Greg Marcantel took first and second places in the mile run. BELOW: Brad Boyd grimaced as he hurtled through space for a first place win in the triple jump. BELOW: Billy Broussard prepared to land as he followed Brad Boyd in for a second place. 217 Eight J.H.S. Track Stars ABOVE: Darrell Landry got set for the first lap of the mile relay. ABOVE: Steve Boyd, who won the Outstanding Fieldman Award, displayed great form to take another first in the discus. ABOVE: Johnny Savoy took off on the second leg of the mile relay. ABOVE: J. W. Gotreaux took the third leg, and BELOW: Brad Boyd finished off the RIGHT: Billy Broussard went over the pole vault bar to break the school and district records at 12’ 6”. 218 Participated in Regional Meet ABOVE: Junior Steve Boyd broke the schools record in the javelin at 194' 11 early in the season. Because of a back injury he was unable to better this mark. ABOVE: Ricky Hebert poured on the steam to try to pass his opponents in the 220. ABOVE: Lee Manuel put forth all of his reserve energy to try to pass the other runners in the 100 yard dash. 219 LEFT: Greg Cooper, head of the hurdle crew, set up the low hurdles under the watchful eyes of Coaches Cormier and Zachary. Track Team Practiced Hard ABOVE: Track team members did various exercises in order to get in shape and stay in shape. Here some did sit ups. some push ups, and some side straddle hops. i ABOVE: Huey Daigle, David Donald, Ricky Hebert, Hampton Johns, Lee Manuel, and Philip Trahan warmed up for another day of track. ABOVE: These runners ran around the track numerous times while Coach Cormier watched. ABOVE: Billy Broussard practiced running the high hurdles in order to help him in racing in the low hurdles races. LEFT: JHS athletes who did not participate in the track program turned out to cheer our team on to victory in many exciting races. Here they watched anxiously as Ricky Hebert raced to another victory in the 440 yard run. 220 Everyday to Win Races ABOVE: Even weight men like Billy Moore and Mel Woods had to run to warm up. 1968 Track Schedule March 29 (here) Notre Dame JHS Eunice Lake Arthur April 5 (here) JHS Ville Platte Westlake Kinder Oakdale St. Maria Goretti April 11 (at Rayne) JHS Ovey Comeaux Rayne Church Point April 16 (here) Eunice Crowley JHS Rayne Church Point District Meet (here) Lake Charles JHS Eunice Westlake Church Point Ville Platte Oakdale BELOW: David Donald and Kenny Wall steadied the bar as Ronnie Tate practiced going over the high jump bar. 221 Tennis Team Had a ABOVE: The Number One player on the Jennings team. Dusty Miller, won first in Boys' Singles at the McNeese Tournament and took second in Boys' Singles at U.S.L. ABOVE: Pat Herrington volleyed on the Jennings ABOVE: Val Miller spent hours working courts prior to his first place win in Boys' Doubles on his serve, at U.S.L. and his repeat performance, with a first place in Boys' Doubles at McNeese. 222 Perfect Winning Season ABOVE: Sherry Broussard placed first in mixed doubles with Jack Shirley at McNeese and second in State. V ABOVE RIGHT: Debbie Walker teamed up with Nancy Manuel in the girls' doubles. They placed first at McNeese and second at USL. ABOVE: Suzanne Smith placed first in girls’ singles at McNeese and second in girls’ singles at USL LEFT: Sherry Broussard and Suzanne Smith teamed up to play girls' doubles. They played second at McNeese. 223 Volleyball Team Attended Playday LEFT: Senior Nancy Shultz deftly hit the ball over the net as Junior Faye Fontenot crouched to volley it back. RIGHT: Sophomore Cynthia Pugh volleyed the ball over the net as teammates Christine Hudson, Faye Fontenot and Susan Burger stood by ready to help. LEFT: Sherry Broussard calmly waited for the ball to reach her as Debbie Walker, Nancy Manuel, Suzanne Smith, and Lois Evans remained ready just in case . 224 Freeze Delayed Spring Training This year football spring training was supposed to start on February 21; but because of the unusually cold weather it was postponed until after track season was over. Coach Hudson and his assistants got the boys in shape by using the sled and doing callisthenics and various football drills. It is sure to pay off for next season. 225 Do You AUGUST Football practice Aug. 15 Freshmen orientation Pep Squad practice Band practice Girls's basketball practice Student Council meeting Pel State - 10-17 Student Council Meeting - 30 SEPTEMBER 1 Jamboree-Rayne-JHS-6 5 School started Assembly-Rev. Herrington - film on drinking 7 Sulphur football game at McNeese, 0-34. First pep rally Sophomores elected officers (Good Luck, Kathi) Freshmen officers elected (Work hard, Danny) 8 Juniors elected officers (Good job, Ricky) Senior officers elected (Daryl for the 4th time) 11 First Club Day 12 Freshmen cheerleader try-outs (Go Bullpups!) 13 Senior pep squad meeting 14 Verse choir ”B” team beat Westlake B team 15 We beat Crowley 14-6. frosh cheerleaders announced 18 Senior meeting about pics. 19 Last year's annual pictures sold B team game with Lake Charles, 6-0. 20 Frosh game 22 Beat Ferriday, 26-14 Pep Squad and band rode chartered buses 25 Girl's basketball try-outs (Yea! Bulldettes!) 26 Parent Visitation Day Pink slips went out (Better get to work!) 27 Civics classes heard police jurors Beta Club meeting 28 Senior pictures taken B team-33-Eunice-0 29 Beat DeRidder Dragons 48-6 Voted on Homecoming court OCTOBER 2 Club Day 3 Freshmen beat Crowley 19-6 Youth Forum 5 Parent Visitation Day Senior Class meeting 6 Lake Charles-14 JHS-6 CHRONICLE sold 7 Interact can collection 9 Made car decorations for Homecoming parade at school. Band candy sale 10 Decorated cars Freshmen beat Eunice 12-0 11 Practice for Homecoming Decorate cars Girls' basketball scrimmage with Hathaway 12 Homecoming parade Bon fire and street dance 13 Beat Oakdale 38 to 0 Homecoming (Queen Susan) Open house for alumni 16 End of first six weeks 17 B team beat Lake Charles 16-6. Try-outs for the Haunting of Hill House (Good job. Alice) Verse choir 18 School pictures taken 19 Fair Queen's contest Senior class meeting about caps, gowns, and invitations 20 Fair Day (parade) We defeated Church Point 21-14. 24 Senior pictures came in 25 First play practice for Haunting Invitation, cap gown orders came in. 26 Football players wore their new blazers to school. Tied West Lake, 7-7. 31 Halloween Bullpups lost to Crowley, 15-6 NOVEMBER 2 Beat Bobcats Day declared Beat Eunice 26-13 5-11 National Education Week 6 4-H Club meeting 7 Girls won basketball scrimmage with Iowa, 80-11 Freshman girls beat OLHC 9 B team beat DeRidder, 20-0 Girls won scrimmage with Welsh, 63-35 10 Lost to Notre Dame, 27-0 14 Senior retake pictures 15 Senior aptitude tests 16 Class meetings Lacassine Basketball Tournament started Boys beat Reeves, 62-46 Girls beat Elton, 35-31 17 Won bi-district football championship 'Dogs-34, Rebels-14 18 Boys placed fourth in tourney Lost to Lacassine, 47-46 and to Lake Charles, 64-45 Girls placed third, Lost to Hathaway, 54-46 Remember NOVEMBER 20-26 Thanksgiving Vacation 21 Girls beat Welsh 55-23 Boys lost to Welsh 55-47 24 Pep Rally for football quarter-finals Defeated by Jesuit 26-9 27-30 Red Cross drive 27 Freshman girls beat Northside 32-27 28 Girls varsity beat Gueydan 51-34 B team won 34-2 Boys beat Crowley 74-70 B team lost 59-38 DECEMBER 1 Chorus Christmas vesper service Jennings Tourney Girls beat Elton 44-31 Boys beat Rayne 2 Girls beat Lacassine 43-42 Boys beat Elton 46-32 Girls beat Hathaway 53-37 Boys beat Lacassine 60-40 4 End of fourth six-weeks Club Day Dress rehearsal for Hill House” 5 La. Tech Choir Christmas assembly Boys beat Notre Dame 76-58 ”B team won 49-28 6 Atomic Energy assembly (Remember it, Lois Evans? Kind of hair-raising .) 7 Girls beat Cathedral-Carmel 66-29 B team won 50-31 8 First night of The Haunting of Hill House 9 Final night of Hill House 11 Football banquet (Congratulations David, Dick, Larry, and Pooky!) Report cards given out 12 Safety assembly Chorus sang for Hoe and Hope Garden Club Girls beat Welsh 70-34 Boys lost in close game to Welsh, 69-61 14 F.H.A. Christmas party 15 Boys beat Landry 64-47 B team won 53-15 MACBETH test Westlake freshman tournament 16 Faculty Christmas party (UMMM!) 17 Chorus final rehearsal 18 Chorus Christmas concert Letterman got football jackets Seniors got plaques Beta Club officers inducted Jr. Beta Club members at Northside 19 Boys lost to Notre Dame 58-53 B team won 36-29 Retakes and club pictures 20 Achievement tests 21 Achievement tests Christmas assembly Girls won over St. Charles 61-25 B team won 40-10 22 Christmas vacation began YEA! Seniors checked names for diplomas 27 Midland tournament Boys beat Crowley 64-50 Girls got a bye 28 Girls lost to Kinder 60-56 (Most of the team was out with the flu.) 29 Boys defeated by Washington 62-60 (Oh, so close!) 30 Band collected donations for the March of Dimes JANUARY, 1968 2 68 days of school left for Seniors •68! Girls beat Gueydan 55-28 B” team won 39-13 Boys beat WestLake 54-51 B team lost 48-38 5 Parish tournament in Fenton 5-6 All-District Chorus and Band clinics at McNeese 5 Camera for Annual and CHRONICLE staffs finally came in 6 Tourney Girls took first place by beating Lacassine 48-42 and Hathaway 58-51 Boys won the consolation by losing to Welsh 65-45 and then defeating Hathaway 70-42 8-16 Schools were closed after fourth hour Monday because of the flu epidemic. 8 First operetta practice 17 Junior class meeting about standard rings 19 Girls stomped Opelousas and B team Boys beat Church Point 22 Freshman boys beat F. K. White Girls beat Oakdale 23 J club meeting Boys beat Lake Charles B team won 24 First and fourth hours midterm exams 25 Second and fifth hours midterm 26 Third and sixth hours midterms Girls 51 Eunice 50 29 Freshman boys beat Notre Dame 30 Girls 63 St. Charles 23 FEBRUARY 1 Band concert 2 Met in homerooms to get report cards first hour. Took shots and had eyes checked in p. e. classes. Girls 72 Oakdale 24 SPONSORS CRAMMING BARBECUE ME LETTERMEN Students Spent Time FEBRUARY 3 FBLA District convention in Kinder 5 Club Day 6 Freshman boys beat Lake Arthur B team lost to LaGrange B 7 Girls won scrimmage with LSL Fire alarm (False, too bad!) 8 Speech rally at McNeese Home Ec. Open House 9 Speech rally (play and interps) Girls 71 Ville Platte 48 Met in homerooms to make out schedules (Seniors just goofed off) 10 Speech rally (Verse choir and awards) 13 Girls 46 Eunice 48 14 St. Valentine's Day 15 Mr. Sneed talked to the girls' first aid classes 16 Boys Lake Charles Library Club convention Intramural volleyball tourney 20 Girls beat Tioga for the bi-district championship, (62-36) The bus caught on fire on the way home (HELP!) Juniors ordered class rings (Not long now.) 21 Seniors essays due Football spring training started 22 Football postponed because of the very cold weather 23 Pep rally for the Bulldettes Girls beat Springhill for the quarterfinals, 75-40 SNOW! 24 Egg sale for FTA 26 Freshmen elected favorites and Student Council representatives (Danny, Sandra, Jimmy, Carrie and Jill 27 National Merit Test for Juniors Seniors elected favorites and nominated Who's Who (Congrats all!) 28 Sophomores elected favorites and representatives (Yea Mike, Nancy, Pam, and David) 29 Juniors elected favorites (Wow, Steve, Ricky, Vickie, and Patti) and Pelican State delegates Homeroom meetings MARCH 1 Sweet 16 tournament in Alexandria Girls beat Franklin 58-50 in the semi-finals YEA! Pep rally 2 AA Girls State Champs! !!!!!!!!! Beat Jena in finals 61-50 4 Mr. Sneed talked to girls' first aid classes about artificial resuscitation 6 Soloists in the operetta sang at the Northside Jr. Beta Club 7 Pelican State delegates announced (Congratulations Penny, Artie, Jack, Martha, Jimmy, Pat, Vickie.) 8 CHRONICLE sold 9 Junior cake sale and pop bottle collection (Ummy!) 10 FFA barbecue (Surely was good.) 13 Chorus music festival at MSC Sweepstakes 14 Career Day (Juniors and Seniors learned a lot.) 16 Literary rally at USL 18 Basketball banquet (YEA, Rita and Justin!) 19 FTA officer elections (Congrats, Susan.) CTA banquet Assembly Junior class meeting about prom and barbecue Dress rehearsal for HMS PINAFORE 20 Operetta matinee for elementary schools Jr. class meeting 21 FFA banquet 22 HMS PINAFORE (Good job, Nancy, D. H., Phil, David, Charlotte, and all) 23 HMS PINAFORE (Mr. Simmons, your set was beautiful; Mr. Ricard, the music was superb; and Mr. Berry, you even made actors out of them. Good work!) Seniors research papers due. (Thank goodness that's over!) Who's Who sheets due Cheerleader try-outs (GO, TEAM! Good luck, Patti, Vickie H., Martha, Cindy, Sidney, and Vicki M.) 26 Solo festival at MSC (seven superiors) Tennis match with Bolton. We won again. Student Council meeting to elect officers (Good luck, Jack.) 28 Band took Sweepstakes at MSC district festival 29 Track meet here Jr. Class meeting 228 Participating in Activities MARCH 30 FBLA carwash 31 FTA state convention in Baton Rouge APRIL 1 Club Day 4 4-H public speaking and good grooming contests 5 Pep Squad meeting to elect new officers (Remember those initiations?) State Science Fair (YEA, Dane) 6 4-H Parish Queen's Contest State Literary Rally McNeese Playday Cheerleader clinic at LSU 7 Junior class barbecue 9 FTA assembly (Only Juniors and Seniors got to go because the auditorium was flooded-even had a snake in it!) 10 Track meet at Rayne (Run boys!) 12 Easter vacation 13 J Club cake sale 15 Vacation 16 Rep. Edwin Edwards spoke at assembly. Track meet here 17 Medical Association assembly on drug abuse 18 Registration first three hours so Seniors got off 'til fourth hour. 18-20 USL Playday 22-25 Communism program 23 Rubinoff assembly Tennis match with Cathedral-Carmel 24 New Beta Club members installed Junior girls meeting 25 Band concert 26 Track meet here Senior awards assembly 27 Danceline and majorette try-outs for Bulldettes (Congratulations, Rhonda!) Interact cake sale Miss American Teenager Pageant sponsored by the Pep Squad (Good luck, Cindy, Markeitha, and Glynda!) 29 Football spring training started. Tennis match with New Iberia 30 Report cards Chorus went to State festival at Monroe MAY 1 Seniors got invitations Band took Sweepstakes at State festival in Monroe Student Council voted on Who's Who 2 FHA Mother-Daughter banquet 3 Regional track meet here State tennis tournament 4 4-H Achievement Day JHS broke the twenty-five year winning streak of Lacassine 7 Senior class meeting to vote on class colors, flower, and motto. 9 Junior-Senior barbecue at VFW Hall Senior class meeting to vote on class song. ( Born Free to be accompanied by drums and electric guitars.) 10 Senior assembly Jr.-Sr. prom ( Three Coins in a Fountain and The Gentrys ) 13-15 Band went to Hemisfair 14 Convicts talked to student body in an assembly 15 J Club meeting about annual barbecue 16 Chorus annual spring concert with McNeese Choir Senior class meeting Seniors got caps and gowns 17-19 Senior girls basketball team went to Galveston 17 Intramural track meet (Fifth hour won.) Pep Squad gave Mrs. Gaudet a surprise party fifth hour. 19 J Club barbecue at Morgan Shores (Great Steaks!) 20 Seniors took finals 21 Seniors finals 22 Seniors finals Last day of school for Seniors Senior issue of the CHRONICLE sold. Senior graduation practice after fourth hour 23 Senior practice in the morning 24 Special education class graduated two. The basketball girls had a party. (The losers treated the winners.) 26 Baccalaureate 27 The Class of 1968 was graduated in the auditorium because of the rain. All-night party for the Seniors and their dates at the Country Club. Underclassmen took finals 28 Finals 29 Finals 30 Only the teachers came to school, to make out report cards. 31 Final report cards given out. Poor Juniors! Will your rings ever come in?! ?! 229 LAST DAY Special Recognition Mrs. Nellie Firestone — fr a T .'A � ,y . ®7A � � - ■ ■- , -' 0Sfc «•%: y v7 KHSB«y yy ?H iw_Jr Mif ' - Vy With Summer Over, Another ABOVE: Chris Hudson, Genee' Hine, Becky Berkeley, Mike Conner, Daryl Newman, Philip Devall, and Pat Deaville spent a week on the L.S.U. Campus for Pelican Girls' and Boys' State. ABOVE: Five Jennings students attended Leadership Conference in the offered categories. Deidre Sisk and Alice Lackey assisted in the editing of the paper, Lois Williams and Genee' Hine attended Annual classes, and Sharyn Robert represented Library. RIGHT: During the U. N. Tour, Pat Loughlin and Cindy Landry observed a Special Session of the U. N. Assembly. 234 School Year Began on Sept. 5 ABOVE: Lines formed at the cafeteria doors shortly after the bell rang. ABOVE: Early in September study halls were trans- ABOVE: Senior boys left their spot ferred to the cafeteria and study booths were near the auditorium to travel en masse constructed in the library. to class. ABOVE: Please stand for the pledge, was a phrase that signaled the commencement of a new day. 235 By Mid-Term, Students Had Placing in the Parish Fair Queen Contest were four Jennings High students: Bethel Boudreaux ( 18) Second Princess, Glynda Miller ( 19) Third Princess, Markeitha Stutes ( 1) Lady-in-Waiting, and Sharyn Robert ( 17) First Princess. ABOVE: Mr. Bruton, a Delmar photographer, instructed Huey Daigle on the procedure used to insure good pictures. ABOVE: Miss Edith Perrault spoke at the F.T.A. Banquet on March 19. Miss Perrault presented a short speech at the F.T.A. Spring Assembly also. ■ 236 RIGHT: The Louisiana Tech Choir included Jennings High as one of the schools in its winter tour. Participated in Varied Activities ABOVE: Preceding Coach Hood's last game, he was presented a gift by cheerleaders Susan Burger, Nancy Shultz, Sidney Watson, Becky Berkeley, and Cindy Lee. Replacing Coach Hood was Kenneth Cormier, a former J.H.S. football player. ABOVE: Mr. Johnson tested the effects of a radioactive soft drink on Philip Devall during the Atomic Energy Assembly. ABOVE: Mayor John Conner presented a certificate of honorary citizenship to Miss Liliana Garcia of Uraguay during her stay in Jennings. LEFT: A formal banquet at the Zigler Hotel climaxed the year’s activities in football. 237 Only lA of an inch—But it ABOVE: By scooping snow from cars Earl Courville, Roger Fontenot and Randal Fontenot managed to have a short but enthusiastic snowball fight. ABOVE: Well, they tried! In an attempt to keep the auditorium from flooding after heavy rains, workmen laid pipes to drain water to no avail. ABOVE: Senior David Donald removed icicles hanging from the school roof. LEFT: Removing ice from windshields proved to be a problem after school. 238 Was Really Snowing! ABOVE: Marta Norwig, Sheila Aguillard, and Brenda Young took pity on the ice-covered landscape on the school grounds. LEFT: Mrs. Ethel Harris and Mrs. L. J. Firestone judged tapes for the Voices of Democracy” Contest. BELOW: Faculty members enjoyed refreshments at the Home Ec. Open House in February. 239 Classes Were Interrupted Educational Programs, Pep ABOVE: Representative Edwin Edwards posed several questions to the student body pertaining to current political issues. RIGHT: An instructor at the Nancy Taylor Model' ing School lectured to a large group of girls on Career Day. ABOVE: A former J.H.S. faculty member, Mr. Jerry Brown, returned to his old classroom to discuss the field of speech with interested students. ABOVE: In preparation for the Sweet Sixteen” Tournament, a special basketball pep rally honored the basketball girls. ABOVE: Randy Taylor set-up the ball to Jerry Richard during the intramural Volleyball Tournament. 240 By Frequent Assemblies, Rallies, and Career Day ABOVE: Questions were answered by spokesmen for all branches of the service during school Career Day. ABOVE: Colonel Morgan, representing the American Medical Association, presented a slide program on drug abuse. V ABOVE: Convicts Eddy Davis and Gary Landry spoke on Why Crime Does Not Pay. 241 LEFT: Valerie Dailey and Debbie Hancock raced down the track in the Intramural Track Meet. J.H.S. Began Preparing ABOVE: In graduation exercises held in Mrs. Fire- ABOVE: Elaine Landry was presented a graduation stone's classroom, Mr. Harelson presented a graduation certificate by Mr. Harelson. certificate to Rita Lejeune. BELOW: Mr. Ricard showed members of the Festival Chorus the trophy that they had won for taking Sweepstakes at the District Choral Festival held at McNeese. RIGHT: Mr. Craig explained to the Junior class how they were to nominate and vote or Pelican State delegates. BELOW; Some favorites chosen by their respective classes gathered for a picture for one of the last issues of the CHRONICLE. BELOW: Underclass members of the basketball team gave Mrs. Gaudet a surprise party the last day of school. 242 for the Next Year ABOVE: Literary Rally Contestants were: Sheila Aguillard, Nancy Marcantel, Rita Rutledge, Dinah Hurst, Cheryl Locklear. SECOND ROW: Susan Precht, Susan Mack, Ginger Rutledge, Genee Hine, Dianna Babineaux, Barbara Mayfield, Barry Williams, Christine Hudson, Gary Courrege, Carol Bowers, Elaine Deshotel, Harvey Daigle. THIRD ROW: Val Miller, Sam Renner, Philip Devall, Harvey Campbell, John Howard, Billy Sonnier. BELOW: Coach Zackary worked with next year's squad in spring training. 1 RIGHT: Mrs. L. J. Firestone, retiring special education teacher, was given a party by the faculty members. BELOW: New cheerleaders, Vicki Moore, Martha Hoag, Patti Moore, Cindy Lee, Vickie Hebert and Sidney Watson discussed plans for raising money for the coming year. ABOVE: Students in English III classes checked in textbooks that had been assigned to them at the beginning of the year. 243 for Seniors '68 ABOVE: Seniors kept everyone posted on their remaining school time. ABOVE: If it Rains BELOW: Daryl Newman, drummer, and Steve Taylor, guitarist, accompanied the graduates in the class song, Born Free . ABOVE: Sponsors assisted in lining up the 133 graduates according to height and assigning partners. BELOW: A tribute to the Seniors of '68. 244 This Was the End ABOVE: Seniors couldn’t wait to get home to try on caps and gowns. ABOVE: The Senior lockers were empty; the hall, quieter; and familiar faces, gone. RIGHT: As the last name on the row was called, the next row stood. ABOVE: Seniors, mumbling Left, right”, prepared to try the entrance again. ABOVE: Johnny Segura received his diploma as Mr. Simmons provided students with an opportunity to practice handshaking. 245 Senior All-Night Party was Kiwanis club members signed students in and welcomed them to the gathering at the Jeff Davis Country Club. Pool and Country Club facilities were made available to the Seniors of '68 after graduation by the Kiwanis Club. 246 The End of Our Perfect Day” Couples drew near to watch the entertainment provided for the evening by Linda Clark, Duane Yates, Johnny Soul and the What's Happenin' band. 247 RIGHT: Seniors and their dates enjoyed an evening of dancing, swimming, and dining. Seniors Honored With Math Award - Barbara Smith A plaque was presented to Coach Jeanette Gaudet by the senior basketball girls. La. Bar Association Essay Contest Awards - Greg Marcantel, Pep Squad Award - Deidre Sisk Genee Hine Two Awards Assemblies CHRONICLE Awards - Penny Williams, Deidre Sisk, Alice Lackey Best Thespian - Alice Lackey Valedictorian - Nancy Marcantel, Salutatorian — Barbara Smith, third-ranked - Genee' Hine Twenty-six Seniors maintained a 3.0 average for four years. Auditorium Was Decorated Best Actress - Marie Jardell Basketball Sportsmanship Award - Lois Evans Safety Club Leadership Award - Rod Breaux English Award - Nancy Marcantel Shorthand Award - Dinah Hurst ABOVE: Student Council Award - Susan Burger LEFT: Annual Staff Awards Dianna Babineaux, Mar-keitha Stutes, Genee' Hine, Lois Williams 250 In Senior Class Colors Basketball Loyalty Award - Rita Rutledge Outstanding Trackman Award - Ricky Hebert I Dare You Award - Nancy Marcantel and Pat Deaville F. F. A. Award - Rodney Ravey Typing II Awards - JoAnne Berlinger, Lois Evans Recipients of the National Award for Excellence Commencement Exercises for Class VALEDICTORIAN: Nancy Marcantel LEFT: Judy Breaux and Mrs. Ella Mohar, Business and Professional Women’s Club Scholarship. LEFT CORNER: Patrick Deaville and Mr. Norman Briggs, Woodmen of the World American History Award. BELOW: Harvey Campbell and Mr. Louis Fontenot. Jr.; Rotary Club Scholarship. 252 of 1968 Had Many Novelties RIGHT: Patrick Deaville and Mr. V. E. Craig, Bell Science Award. FAR RIGHT: Genee Hine, Daryl Newman, and Mr. Glen Doherty; American Legion Award. RIGHT CORNER: Judy Breaux and Mr. Bill Wel-born, Lions Club Scholarship. BELOW: Genee Hine, Daryl Newman, and Mr. L. J. Firestone; Who's Who Award. SALUT ATORIAN: Barbara Smith 253 Student Index Abel, Carol Ann 75,127,144 Abel, Cathy 75 Abshire, Ricky 97 Adams, Alice Jean 87,95,130,134,155,280 Adams, Marilyn 36 ADCOCK, JACK 16,30 Aguillard, Sheila 75,144,145,146,164,239,243 Albright, Charlotte 44,127,146,155,159,162 Arceneaux, Denise Odile 97,151 Arceneaux, Linda Marie 44 Ardoin, Craig, 97,143,187 Ardoin, Melvin 75 Ardoin, Robert Alcen 87 Ardoin, Roy 33,87,142 Ardoin, Theresa 97 Ardoin, Tommy 97 Armentor, John 97,103 Armentor, Tyrone 44,140,142,151,153 Babineaux, Cathleen 97,130 Babineaux, Dianna 21,37,44,107,128,130,131,140, 141,164,243,250 Babineaux, Jackie 87,131,133,139 BABINEAUX, LILLIE 14 Babineaux, Mary Elaine BAILEY, MR. AND MRS. CLOVIS 30 Bailey, William Wilder 97 Baker, Linda Anne 23,44,130,140,145,146,156 Baker, Peggy 87,144 Baronet, 75,143,149 Baronet, Kathleen 86,87,90,94,130 Batey, Nancy Yvonne 97 Beard, Nola Mae 97 BELAIR, ANNE 16,22,23,145 Benoit, Becky 81,130,162,213,280 Benoit, Brenda Gail 44,130,135,151,155,159,164 Benoit, Charles 97 Benoit, James 45 Benoit, Randy 75 Benoit, Ronald Wayne 45,142 Benoit, Wanda 87 Bergeaux, Dale 97 Berkeley, Becky 42,45,48,108,123,146,155,156,158, 159,171,188,191,192,234,237 BERKELEY, MRS. RUSSELL 34,49 Berlinger, JoAnne 21,42,45,122,128,129,130,140,141, 145,146,251 Berry, Artie 75,128,129,194,202,152 BERRY, JAMES 10,16,24,26,30,56,61,159,160 Bertrand, Diane 97,130,144 Bertrand, Glen 42,45,135,140,148,149,162 Bertrand, Kevin Bertrand, Mike 45 Bertrand, Nina Jean 87,130,144 Bertrand, Preston 87,142 Biessenberger, Lawrence 87 Biessenberger, Terrilyn 87,130 Billodeaux, Milton 75,137,149,162,166 Billodeaux, Ronald James 97 Blackwell, Rodney 75 Blanchard, Elizabeth 36 BLANCHARD, JOHNNIE ROSE 16,20,25,146,147 BLANCHARD, M. E. 16,32,142,143 Bloch, Buddy 86,122,186 BLOCH, MARJORIE 16,30 Boisture, Becky 87,127,135,154 Bonin, George Archie 87,101,127 Borel, Larry 87 Borel, Patricia 97 Boudreaux, Bethel Lynn 43,46,128,129,131,133,141, 145,146,236 Boudreaux, Judy 75,130 Boudreaux, Julie Anne 54,87,130,139,144,162 Bowers, Carol 97,144,160,168,243 Bowers, Julie 46,141,151 Bowman, Claire 97,130,145,162 Bowman, F. Brian 97,143,186,187 Boyd, Brad 97,103,123,146,186,187,194,197,202,203, 214,215,216,217 Boyd, Steve 75,117,150.171.173,181,190,195,196. 197,200,201.214,215,218,2 19,248 Brantley, Jimmy 75,128,148,149,162 BRANTLEY, W. F. 11 Bratton, Patricia 87 Breaux, Betty Jo 46 Breaux, David 75 Breaux, Johnny 89 Breaux, Judy 46,111.128,129,130,146,147,155,165, 252,253 Breaux, Krista 75,130,140,144 Breaux, Mary Ellen 75 Breaux, Rod 46,111,150,152,177,178,179,183,184.190, 194 Briggs, Mike 87,118.152,158,186 Briggs, Tim 75,149,195,202 Broussard, Albert C. 87 Broussard, Billy 87,150,171,173,174,175,185,195,197, 214,215,217,218,219,220 Broussard, Bonnie 75,130,133,140,145,156,162 Broussard, Cindy 75,140,144 Broussard, David 97,202,203 Broussard, Dianne 97 Broussard, Jeanelle 75 Broussard, Mary Kathy 75,146 Broussard, Sherry Anne 21,43,46,49,114,115,116,130, 131,133,141,164,188,205,207.208,210,223,224 Broussard, Terry 87 Broussard, Thelma 76,79,145 Broussard, Wayne Donald 97 BROWN. JERRY 240 Brown, Minnie 76 BRUCHAUS, SHIRLEY 16,31,95,146 Brunt, Butch 49,126,127,136,157,158,159,249 Brunt, Freddie 76,127,149 Brunt, Jerry 97,186,187 Buller, Janie 87,129 Buller, Martha 47,125,126,127 Buller, Pam 97 BURGER, ROGER 189 Burger, Susan 42.47,48,49,123,128,146.154,155 156,158,159,188,189,191,192,224,237,239.250 Butson, Emma 76 Cahill, Janet 76,130,154 Caldwell, Brian 87,166 Caldwell, Sandra 97,103,119,151 Campbell, Harvey C. 37,47,148,149,150,157,159,164, 173,183,190,243,252.269,278 Campbell, Karen Gayle 97,173 Capdeville, Anita Renee 97 Caraway, Mary Ann 76 Carruth, Kathleen 76,130,146,154,162 Carruth, Lee 87 Carruth, Paul 97,186,187 Carte, Timothy 86,87,186 CARTER, MARY LOUISE 16,25,165 Caswell, Lee 97 Chaisson, Harris 87,142 Chaisson, Patsy 97 Chaisson, Ruth Ann Chaisson, Virginia 87 Chapman, Angela Marie 97 Chapman, Debbie 76 Clark, Dennis 35,97,187 Clark, Robert 87,150,173,182,202 Clement, Carl James 97 Clement, Hubert 76 Clement, Katherine 97,144 Clement, Thomas 97,187 Clement, Wanda 33,76,130,135 CLIFFORD, MARGUERITE 16,22,23 Cloud, David 97 Cloud, Wayne Michael 88,142 Coats, Paul R. 88,126,127 Coleman, Joy 88,130,152,205,207,213 Coles, Beverly 76 Coles, Keith 97,143 Comeaux, Bonnie 97 Comeaux, Gaynell 22,76,128,130,131,140,144,145 Comeaux, Mona 88,130,144 Comeaux, Roger Dale 47 Comeaux, Sheryl 76 CONNER, JOHN L. 10.237 Conner, John Louis 88,136,149,155 Conner, Kathy 97,130 255 Student Index Conner, Mike 47,152,153,171,194,202,234 CONNER, VALERIE 16,21.140 Constant, Wally 33,97,203 Cooper, Darlene 88,135,154,158,159,205,213,280 Cooper, Gregory 76,186,219 CORMIER, CATHERINE 17.24 Cormier, Charlotte June 88,95,134,135,161 Cormier, David 97,126,127 Cormier, Dorothy 33,76,130,133,139,145,159 Cormier, Evelyn 88,130 CORMIER, KENNETH 170,220,237 Cormier, Kenneth 88 Cormier, Martha 76 Cormier, Ricky Cormier, Robert 88 Cormier, Robert 97 Cormier, Sheryl Ann Courrege, Gary 88,148,149,157,172,173,243 COURREGE. G. J. 247 Courrege, Mark 48,108.140,149,150,172.173,278 Courville, Dora 88 Courville, Earl 48,49,238 Crader, Charlotte Ann 97 CRAIG, V. E. 13,17,57.96,122,147,242,253 Credeur, Keith 97 Crochet. Gerald 42,48,49,136,137.140 Daigle, Alvin 48,49,77,142 Daigle, Donald 48,49,150,173,177,190 Daigle, Donnie 88,186 Daigle, Esthella Ann 97,144 Daigle, Freida 77 Daigle, Harvey 88,135,136,137,159,243 Daigle. Huey 35,77,146.150,152,157,173,174,190, 191,220.236 Daigle, Larry 48,49.57,150,152,173.179,190 Daigle, Laurice 97,130 Daigle, Michael 97 Daigle, Millard 98 Dailey, Valerie 98,103.130,144,241 Darbonne, Beverly 88 Darbonne, Johnny 49,150,173,183 Dasch, Debra 77,126,127 Davis, Connie 88,126,127 Davis, Harry 77,78,142,143 Deaville, Patrick 26,43,49,122,124,126,127,128,136, 137,149,157,158,234,251,252,253 Dees, Karli Ann 77.128.130,131,144.146 Dees, George Matt 98,187 DeLaCroix, Denise 77,128,130,133,146,147,156 DELACROIX, PAUL 17,20,30,170,171,187,198 Student Index Eastman, Denise 89,130 EDWARDS, EDWIN 240 Egbert, Darrell Wayne Ellisor, Janie 78,126,127,154,155 Epperly, Lynette 98,130,154 Esthay, Kenneth 78,142 EVANS, HELEN 12 Evans, Lois 50,128,130,131,133,141,146,147,205,207, 211,224,250,251 Faulk, Bill 89 FIRESTONE, L. J. 253 FIRESTONE, NELLIE 17,231,239,242,243 Folse, Michael 78 Fontenot, Barbara 98 Fontenot, Beverly 98,130,144 Fontenot, Carolyn Ann 50,151 Fontenot, Faye 78,130,140,213,224 Fontenot, Glenda Joy 98,130 Fontenot, Glenn Dale 78,142 Fontenot, Howard James 78,142 Fontenot, Jerry Wayne 89 Fontenot, Jimmy 38,89 Fontenot, Katherine 89,130,144 Fontenot, Karen 98,138,139 Fontenot, Laurice Gail 50,135 Fontenot, Michael S. 89 Fontenot, Randal 78,150,173,182,185,190,235 Fontenot, Richard 78,186 Fontenot, Robert 33,98,142 Fontenot, Roger 48,50,142,238 Fontenot, Ronald 78,142,143 Fontenot, Shelia 78,130,140,146 Fontenot, Terry 78,142,143 Ford, Carolyn 98,127,154 Ford, Nancy 98,154 Foreman, Douglas 89 Foreman, Michael Wayne FORET, DR. 142 Francois, Daniel Lee 89 Freyou, James Michael 78 Freyou, Roxanne 78 Fruge, Gloria 51 Gallier, Edway 98 Gann, Jory 98,186,187 Gann, Pat 89,186 Garcia, Liliana Beatriz 237 Garrett, Jack 51,150,152,172,173,190 Gary, Barbara 145 Gary, Carol 98 DELACROIX, MRS. PAUL 20 Delome, Annette 98,135 Delome, Danny 77 DeShazo, Marty 98 Deshotel, Donald 77,142,143,150,173,179,190 Deshotel, Elaine 88,130,139,144,145.243 Deshotel, Louis 49,142 Deshotel, Sue 88,144 Devall, Philip 46,49,122,128,148.149,157.234.237, 243 Dickerson, Janet 77,127 Doherty, Diane 77,130,133,154,155 DOHERTY, GLENN 253 Doherty, Glenn 98 Doherty, Janice 77,130,135,147 Doherty, Marion 98,130,154 Donald, David Brooks 49,61.128,129,141,146,150,152, 158,159,161.164,167,171,173,175,176,178,190, 220,221,238,284 Donnell, Diana 27,77,135 Doucet, Angela 77,130 Doucet, Carol Sue 88,130 Doucet, James 88,98,135 Doucet, Jimmy Doucet, Phil 88.135,136.159,162 Doucet, Ronald 77,137,143 DOUCET, RUSSELL 15 Doucet, Stanley 88 Doucet Trudy 98 Douget, Tim 98,127 Duhon, Byron 89,142,143 Duhon, Garrette Dean 98,143 Duhon, Louis 98 Duhon, Norbert 89,157 Duhon, Saundra 49 Duhon, Terry 98 Duncan, Billy 35,74.77.123,128,150.152,153,155,156, 158,159,173,183.184,190 Dupont, Brenda 98 Dupont, Chris 50,63,135 Dupont, Gerald Ray 98 Dupont, Roy David 89,127 Dupont, Wallace 98 DUPUIS, GLADYS 14 Eastman, Bradley 50,142 EASTMAN, ARTHUR 15 Eastman, Charleen 78,130,164,166,239 Student Index Gary, Glenn 51,142 Gary, Jeff 36 Gary, Michael 89,142 Gary, Stephanie 51,140 Gary, Ted 51 GAUDET, JEANETTE 17,20,34,170,204,205,207,209, 213,230,248 GAUDET, LOUIS 128 Gaudet, Terry 78,128,146,150,173,177,190 Gay, Curtis 51 Gillespie, Louise 89,95 GOODREAU, EMMA JEAN 17,37,151 Gotreaux, J. W. 78,142,186,218,167 Green, Austin 98,187 Green, James Pookie 46,52,113,150,152,167,173, 175,176,181,183,184,190,275,282 Green, Jennifer 79,81,128,130,140,144 Guidry, Carol 89 Guidry, Connie 79,130 Guidry, Corice 98 Guidry, Mike 46,150,152,156,157,159,162,173,176,190 Guidry, Mona 52,89,95,130,154,159 Guidry, Steven 89 Guilbeau, Aubrey 52,149,166 Guilbeau, Randy 98 Guillory, Sherrie Ann 89,144 GUILLOT, LUMA 14 Guinn, John 98,143,187 Guinn, Peter 79,143 Gutherie, Johnny 89 Hancock, Debra 98,119,130,187,241 Hanks, Donald 89 Hanks, Lee Michael 98 Hanley, Ricky 52,126,127 Hanna, Carrie 98,130,144,151,187 Hanvy, Gene 89 Hanvy, James 77,79,149,150,154 Harbison, Sharron 89 Hardy, Samuel 98,187 HARELSON, J. EDDIE 10,11.17,242 Havenar, Steve 89,152,156,186,202 Hebert, Angie 52,130,151 Hebert, Julie Annette 89,154,159,161 Hebert, Debbie 79.130,146,205,207.213 Hebert, Don Roy 89,186 Hebert, Jill 96,98,119,130,144,154,156,187.213 Hebert, Matt 89,186 Hebert, Ricky 74,76,79.117,123,128.129,138,148,149, 150,158,159,173,175,176,177,178,181,182,195,201, 202,214,216,219,220 Hebert, Roy 89 Hebert, Sandra 98 Hebert, Steven 79,142,143 Hebert, Vickie 74,79,117,120,123,128,129.158,162,171, 205.208.213.243 Heichelheim, Brent 79,150,173,181,190 Heichelheim, Colette 98,130,139,144 Herrington, Pat 79,128,129,141,148,149,150,158,163. 164,166,171,194,195,196,198,200,222,251 Hickman, Anne Maydell 98 Hilbun, Susan 89,126,127,144 Hilbun, Delores 53,126,127,128,159 Hine, Dane 79,146,148,155,158,159,162,163,167 Hine, Genee' 42,49.53,109,110,123,128,129,144,145, 147,155,164,165,234,248,249,250,253 Hoag, Martha 79,128,129,130,131,146,147,164,171,243 Hoffpauir, Willa 53,145,151 Holston, Rhonda 79,131,133,140,159 HOOD, KEN 17,148,171,237 Horne, Nancy 79,128,130,133,146,162 HOTARD, DALE 12,17,96 Howard, John 79,150,157,158,173,180,190,243 HUDSON, BOB 17,28.74,170,172,174 Hudson, Christine 49,53,113,122,128,129,130,131,140, 141.146.167.205.207.210.212.224.234.243 HUDSON, JAMES 134 HUDSON, RITA 18,34.170,171 Hunt, Shelton 80 Hurst, Dinah 53,128,130,146,147,155,165,243,250,277 Husfeld, Ruth 89,124,127,280 Hylton, Danny 89 Istre, Nia 90 Istre, Pamela 98,130,144,145,154,162,187,213 Janice, Gale 53,125,127 JANICE, HENRY 18,31 Janice, Zula 90,144 Jardell, A. J. 98,135,143 Jardell, Marie 23,54,151,159,250 Jardell, Leon 90 Jeanise, Andrew 98 Student Index Jeanise, Eric 90,157,159 Johns, Cynthia 80 Johns, Sharleen Debra 80,145 Johns, Hampton, Jr. 90,220 Johnson, Chris 74,76,80,137,150,152,153,156,159,160, 162,173,180,190,284 Johnson, Sally 90 Jones, Donna 80,144,146 Jones, Karla 43,54,140,141,151 JONES, MARTIN 18,29,31 Jones, Pamela 90,118,151 Kebodeaux, Michael 31 KEETH, MARJORIE 11,18,25 Keeton, Charles 98,157,194,203 Kelley, Jessie 74,80,123,135,140 KENNEDY, DONALD 18,33 Kober, Reginald Anthony 98 KRAUCE. RAY 247 Kuhnell, John 98,103 LaBouve, Bernetta 54 LaBouve, Winfred 98 Lackey, Alice Marie 49,54,128,146,147,154,155,159, 160,161,162,167,192,193,234,249 LaCombe, Bobby LaCombe, Carolyn 80,154 LaCombe, Dianne 90,130,135,136 LaCombe, Janice 98,144 Lacour, Charlee 42,43,54,128,130,135,141,151,164 Laidlaw, Andy 90 Laidlaw, Maxwell 80 Laird, Mark 90 Lamb, Claudia 98,127,154 Landry, Cindy 21,42,43,54,128,129.130,131,135,136, 138,139,147,151,159,164,165,234.277 Landry, Danny 35,96,99,119,186,202,203 Landry, Darrell 28,54,122,150,151,152,156,157,171, 173,174,180,185,190,218,278 Landry, Donald 39,80 Landry, Elaine 242 Landry, Gloria 55 Landry, Jodie 99,126,127,144 Landry, Ramona 55,128 Landry, Scotty 90,139,149 Langley, Jean 80,145 Langston, Larry Gene 90 Lanthier, Chester Lanthier, Gloria 31,99 Lantz, Carl 99 LaSage, Hilton 55 LaSage, Ronald 90 LAVERGNE, NOAH 15 LaVergne, Rayford 90,127 LeBlanc, Anita Marie 90 LeBlanc, Rickey 90 LeDoux, Daniel Ray 99 Lee, Cindy 80,128,133,146,171,192,213,237,243 Lee, Ervin 90,149,150,157,172,173 Lee, Shelia 80 Lee, Steve 55,57,148,149,150,151,157,164,173,178, 190 Leger, Belinda 80,133,140,156 Leger, Jennifer 55,130,140,144,151 Leger, Linda 80,130,144 LeGros, David 55,152,156 LeGros, Glenda 28,90,95,130,155,280 LeGros, Patrick 90,186 LeGros, Roselyn 90 Lejeune, Brenda 90,130,144 Lejeune, Brenda Marie 80 Lejeune, Carlton 55,57,150,173,178,190 Lejeune, Clifford 80 Lejeune, Daniel Scott 91 Lejeune, Donna 56,145 Lejeune, Durlin Ray 90,142,143 Lejeune, JoAnn 81,130,144 LEJEUNE, JOCKO 15 Lejeune, Loretta 56 LEJEUNE, O. J. 15 Lejeune, Pamela 56,127 Lejeune, Rita 36,242 Lejeune, Roger 81,149 Leonard, Beau 81,141,148,149,222 Lessigne, Gregory 91,186 Lestage, Dick 56,128,150,152,157.166,173,175,176, 178,179,190,249,278 Locklear, Cheryl 56,128,129,130,135,136,146,154, 159,164,243 Longman, Mary Ann 28,91,126,127 Lopez, Darlene 91,144 Lopez, Darrell 142 Lopez, Edmond 35,99,187 Lopez, Elroy 38,91 Lopez, Harold Joseph 38,81 Lopez, Joey 56,127,166 Lopez, Priscilla Ann 99 258 Student Index Lopez, Sue Ellen 99,213 Lopez, Wade 99,143 Lopez, Wayne 99 LORMAND, ELLIS DAVID 18,29,157 Loughlin, Pat 13,48,57,115,153,234 LOVELADY, JANET 18,24 Mack, Jean 91,130,162 Mack, Stone 99,143 Mack. Susan 81,128,130,146,154,162.205,213,243 Manuel, George 81,149,160 Manuel, Jeanette 91 Manuel, Joseph David 39,91 Manuel, Lee 35,81,150,152.173,175,184,216,219,220 Manuel. Michael 81,150,172,173.175 Manuel, Nancy 86,91,118,130,156,213,223,224,251 Manuel, Richard 99 Manuel, Sidney 99,101,187 Manuel, Tony 81 Marcantel, Gregory 91,148,149,150,158,194,195,200, 202,217,248 Marcantel. Nancy 43,48,49.57,112,123,128,129,130, 131,134,135,137,138,139,146,147,154,158,159, 161,162,164,167,243.248,249,250,252 Marcantel, Valerie 91,130 Marcantel, Wanette 42,43,57,130.135,141,151,165 MARTIN, JACK 18,31.35,170.171 May, Randy 99 MAYER, CAROLYN 22 MAYEUX, TERRY 18,25,166 Mayfield, Barbara 99,144,162,243 Medus, David 81,128,135.149,157,159 MERCER, RICHARD 247 Meredith, David 99 Meredith, Deborah 99 Meredith, Paul 57,141 MIERS, HOWARD 15 Miers, Mike 57,135,136,137,142,159 Miller, Darrell 81 Miller, Debbie 52,57,130.146.147.155,159 Miller, Douglas 91 Miller. Dusty 46.58,110,149,222 Miller. Gail Ann 81,130,155,162 Miller. Gerald 57,91 259 Miller, Glenn 91 Miller, Glynda 22,53,131,133,143,146,147,154,236 Miller, Gwin 53,58,130,151,155,156,158 Miller, Jerry 46,140,152,156,278 Miller, Jerry 99 Miller, Johnnie 99,144 Miller, Kenneth 99 Miller, Priscilla 99 Miller, James Val 81,166,222,243 Miller, Wendall 99,187 Miller, Zack 91,95 Milner, Jerry 197 Mire, Calvin 99,187 Mire, Michael 91 Mire, Polly 99,130,144 Mitchell, Cindy 91 Mitchell, Farrell 99,187 Mohar, Gaye 99,144 Moore, Billy 35,58.106,128,138,139,150,152.159.162, 167,173,181,183.221 Moore, Patti 81.117,122,130,138,139,146,171,205, 207,213,243 Moore, Vickie 91.130,133,171,213.243 MORGAN, BOBBIE 18,21,140 Morgan, Patrick 82 Morrish, Dan 46,58,140,146,148,159.161 Morvant, Edward James 91,127,143 Morvant, Laura 91 Morvant, Laurice 99 Morvant, Leo 99 MOSLEY, KATHIE 19,30 Mouton, Edmond James 99 Mouton, Johnetta 82,145 Mouton, Johnny 82,135 Mouton, Mike 92,142,143 Mouton, Ronald 99,143 Murray, Eddie Ray 39,82 Murray, Linda 82,145 Myers, Barbara 58,151 Myers, Carol 92,95,136,162 Myers, Elizabeth 99 MYERS, JOHN 36 Myers, Kathy 99,130 Myers, Nancy 82 MYERS, PAUL 19,26,127 Myers, Paulette 82 Myers, Robert 58 Myers, Rosa Mae 38,82 Myers, Russell 38,92 Myers, Sherry 82,127.145 Myers, Sherry Renee 99 McCombs, Gerald 99 Student Index Qualls, David 92,118,186 Quebedeaux, Anita 99 Quibodeaux, Charles 99,187 QUIBODEAUX, RICHARD 36 260 Precht, Jill 92,130,213,280 Precht, Susan 83,128,130,144,146,147,243 Precht. Tom 37,92,152,173,186 Prejean, Gail 99,135 Prejean, Tommy 99 Pugh, Cynthia 92,130.205,207,210,213,224,280 Pulver, Martha 92 Racca, Donna 83,131,133,140,156,159 Racca, Janie 22,83,130,145,152,155,162 Racca, Martha 99,156,187,213 Ramour, Gale 99 Randolph, Holland Joseph 79 Ravey, Rodney 59,142,251 Ray, Richard 100,187 Reed, Deborah 100,130,144,154 Reed, Elaine 92,130,144,162,280 Reed, Keith 83,128,150,173,176,190 Renner, Sam 92,142,243 Reynolds, Becky 54,60,128,135,145,146 Reynolds, Tom 92,135 RICARD, FRANK 19,27,134,135,136,242 Richard, A. B. 83,173,175,176,186 Richard, Donald 39,60 Richard, Doris 100 Richard, Jerry 60,112,135,240 Richard, Jimmy 38,60 Richard, Vicky 92,130 Richert, Joel 74,76,81,83,150,152,156,173,177,190 Richert, Theresa 83,130,133,134,135,144 Rider, Debbie 100,130,144 Roberie, Ray 92 Robert, Doug 100,151,154 Robert, Forrest 100 Robert, Sharyn 60,130,136,146,151.154,156,159,234, 236,248 Roberts, Rose 83 Robinson, Andrea Jean 100 Romero, Lyle 83 Neal, Richard 92 Neal, Robert Wayne 39,82 Nelson, Karla 92,130,213 Newman, Daryl 42,44,45,57,59,107,109,122,124,127, 152,153,156,166,189.234,244,253 Newman, Katy 92 Newman, Mona 99,130 Newman, Roger 59,140,142 Newman, Sue 82,155,213 Nichols, Genny 59,159,165 Nichols, Karen 81.82,131,133,155,159,213 Noe, Debra 99 Norwig, Martha 82,128,129,159,162,165,239 O’Brien, Randy 92 Olds, Linda 82,130,131,144,146,154 Patterson, Debbie 82,140,159,160,162 PATTERSON, MARION 19,24 Pavlu, Carol 59,124,127 Pavlu, Ricki 92,217 Peloquin, Jackie 82,130,135,155,213 PELOQUIN, VERNICE 14 Pepper, Betty 59,130,141,151 Pepper, Marilyn 99,130 Perrin, Charles Keeth 99 Perkins, Arthur, Jr. PERRAULT, EDITH 236 Perry, Kenneth 99 Pete, Terence 99 Pickett, Cathy 59,122,128,130,131,141.151,159,164, 165 Pickett, Mary Beth 83,122,130,145,151 PITRE, BUD 247 Pizzolatto, Mike 83,146,148,157,159,161,162 Pizzolatto, Peter 99,186,187 Portie, Marsha 92,95,130,154 Pousson, Judy 92,130 Prather. Charlotte 83,101,130,144,146,162 Prather, Terry 92,127 McCoy, Judy 91,95,126,127 McFarlain, Rebecca 81,130,140,145 McMillin, Marian 99,130,151 McNeal, Jerry 81 McNeal, Steven 91,143 Student Index Romero, Richard 100 Rougelot, Justin 60.116,141,150,152,153,159,160,161, 195,196,197,198,201,207,214 Rowland, Carolyn 100,130 Roy, Debbie 92,101 Roy, Dennis 93 Roy, Keith 83 ROY, LUCILLE 14 Roy, Lynne 100,130,139,144 Roy, Victoria 100 ROY, WALLACE 15 Royer, Joyce 100 Rutledge, Brenda 83 Rutledge, Ginger 100,144,154,213,243 Rutledge, Judy 100 Rutledge, Katherine Rutledge, Martha 60 Rutledge, Rita 43,61,65,130,131,140,141,146,205, 207.243,251 St. Germain, Aldon St. Germain, Charlotte 93 St. Germain, Harvey 100,142 St. Germain, Hillary 100,142 St. Germain, Sandra 61 Savoy, Donald 93,95,161 Savoy, John 88,93,150,152,156.173,175,177,180,190, 197,218 Sawyer, Marilyn 48,61,154,155,165 Says, Bonnie 100,162,187,213 Says, Wesley 83,150,156,173.175,190 Schnee, Deborah 83,144 Scott, David 93 Scott, Vicki 84 Segura, Frankie 84,131,133,139,146.156,162 Segura, Jimmy 96,100,119,156,187 Segura. Johnny 57,61,122,141,146,150,152,153,172, 173,178,180,190,245 Segura, Robert 61,135,150,173,174,182,190 Settlemeyer, Evelyn 93,130,135 Sexton, Janie 101,130 Sexton, Richard 61,284 261 Shell, James 93 Shell, Judy 101,144 Shirley, Jack 74,84,122,123,128,140,150,152,171, 196,201,216 SHIRLEY, L. E., JR. 172 Shoats, JoVita 101,144 Shuey, Robert 101 Shultz, Nancy 49.116.141,150.152,153,155,159.188, 192,205,207,213,224,237 Silva, Carlos 101 Simar, Michael 84,124,127 Simmons, Gareth 84,135,137,157,159 SIMMONS, JERRY 245 Simmons, Lyn 101,127,154,213 SIMMONS, SHELDON 19 Sisk, Deidre 43,62,123,128,130,131,154,155,234,248, 249,269 Sittig, Dora 144 Skarke, Fredeick 93,194 Smith, Barbara 43,62,128,146,248,249,253 Smith, Dale 93,130 Smith. Frank 100,101,186,187 Smith, Karen 84,135,146 Smith, Suzanne 62,122,130,131.140,141,156,167, 205,207,208,223,224 Smith, Terry 84,143 Sneed, Jerry 90,93,186 Sneed, Terry 90,93,127,143 Sonnier, Bernice John 93,143,186 Sonnier, William 84,128.148,149,158.163,243 Sonnier, Dusty 101,187 Sonnier, Elaine Sonnier, Randy 93,101 Sonnier, Rickie Sonnier, Rose 47,62,144,145 Spell, Mike 93 Spell, Ronald 84,142 Spurry, Ann 84,130,151,155,158,159,163 Stagg, Alice 62,146,155,158,159 Stagg, Cynthia 62,123,130,134,146,154,159 Stagg, Ginger 84,278 Stelly, Margaret 93,95,130,139 Stewart, Paula 93,144 Stolzle, Frederick 84,157,158,159,161 Stolzle, Michael 101.149,157,187 Strickler, Newton 62,173 Strickier, Peggy 52,63,130,141,151,162,165,277 Stutes, Markeitha 37,63,130,133,154,164,188,236.250 Suire, Ray Paul 63,127 Swier, Frank 93 Tate, Ronnie 217,221 Tate, Terry 93,142 Student Index Tate, Wayne 63,134,135,150,182,190,191 Taylor, Bill 101,127,157 Taylor. Charles 84,148,149,157 Taylor, Michael W. 63 Taylor, Nanci 43,63.135,141.146 Taylor, Randy 63,159,240 Taylor, Stephen 84,135,137.143,244 Theriot, Jodie 64,130,151 Theriot, Marty 93,135 Thibodeaux, Kathryn 64,130,136,145,151 Thrasher, Dwayne 84,152,195,201.202 Thrasher, Phyllis 94,138 Thrasher, Susan 101.126,127,144,213 TIETJE, DORIS 19,28,29.146,157 Timmons, Bobby 84,159 Touchet, John 84 Touchet, Kenneth 101 Touchet, Linda Marie 39,94 Tracy, Barbara 38,84 Trahan, Ann 64,126,127.155 Trahan, David 101,143 Trahan, Gale 36 Trahan, Gwenn 88,94,157 Trahan, Pat 84 Trahan, Paula 48,54,64,141,151 Trahan. Philip 84,186,220 Trahan, Ronald 85,148,149,157 Tupper, Randy 94 Tuthill, Debbie 101 Tygrett, Danny 101,186,187 VALDETERO, ANTOINE 19,21,155 Valdetero, David 94,136,137,149,172,173 Vanya, Larry 38,94 Vanya, Timothy 94,127 Veronie, Sheila 48,64,130,140,141,151 Vicknair, Christine 94,127 Vidrine, Glennella 85,126,127 Vincent, Kathy 94,130,144 Vizina, Johnny 38,101 Walker, Deborah 64,130,131,140,141,146,156,205, 207,209,210,211,223,224 Walker, Thomas 94,186 Wall, Kenneth 85,136,150,173,177,190,221 Waltrip, Bobby 94,126,127 Ward, Alana 85,166 Watson, Sidney 94,122,154,159.171.192,207,213, 237,243 WELBORN, BILL 253 West, Timothy 102,126,127,194 Westbrook, Dale 94 Wilkinson, Ronald 94 Williams, Barry 28,94,243 Williams, Cheryl 102,130 WILLIAMS, DALY 30 Williams, Lois 13,64,123,128,129,130,131,135,146, 147,155,158,159,164,234,250,278 WILLIAMS, MARJORIE 30 Williams, Mike 102,187 Williams, Penny 74,85,124,125,127,128,154,155,158, 159,164,213,249 Williams, Ronnie 94,186 Wilson, David 85,135,137,148,149,157,159,278 WILSON, HELEN 19,22,144 WILSON, JAMES 19,39 Woodruff, Phullis 102,130 Woods, Mel, Jr. 37,94,159,160,161,162,221 Young, Becky 102,130 Young, Brenda 102,130,139,239 Young, Patsy 130,144 ZACHARY, GEORGE W. 19,20,170,171,202,203,243 Advertisers « Leland Bowman Louis Smaihall S.B.A. SHIPYARDS, INC. P. O. Box 1311 Phone 824-1519 Jennings, Louisiana 50 Years' Experience Building Tugs and Barges for the Marine Industry Complete Marine Repairs Terminal Facilities Marine Transportation 266 MONIE'S BEAUTY SHOP 526 East May J. W. Gotreaux (30) sneaked around the Westlake team for more yardage during a B team game. One Stop Service MAIN STREET CONOCO Road Service-Washing and Lubrication-Mufflers and Tailpipes Installed-Battery Service Russell Dupuis—Owner 649 North Main Jennings, La. MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS STUDIO CAGNON’S O K TIRE STORE More Mileage Per Dollar Everybody listens to KJEF! . . . 1290 . . . On Your Dial Phone 824-2934 267 Put Your Best Foot Forward Shop At LAMODE SHOE SHOP JIM EDNA'S SEED STORE James B. and Edna Terrell, owners Phone 824-2484-Morgan Building Sherwin-Williams Paints Jennings, La. CAPITOL CITY HARDWARE IMPLEMENT CO., INC. 135 N. Main 824-4686 268 ABOVE: Dick Lestage, Deidre Sisk, Darrell Landry, and Harvey Campbell see the light . HUDSON’S PLUMBING-HEATING-APPLIANCES John Hudson, Owner 1622 Elton Road Jennings, La. Phone 824-4915 269 NEWSPAPER. GET THiNGS THE JENNINGS DAILY NEWS Serving Jeff Davis Parish Since 1897 328 Market St. Robert L. Lueckel, Pub. The Jennings Daily News is the ONLY newspaper that is circulated in Jeff Davis Parish that is prepared, printed, and published here! Member UPl-Audit Bureau of Circulation-So. Newspaper Assn. Phone 824-3011 JACKSON'S SUPER FOOD MARKET We Give United Trading Stamps BETTY LEE SHOE STORE 335 North Main Street Shoes For All Occasions 270 JEFF DAVIS ABSTRACT CORPORATION You Can Count on Friendly Service AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Bert W allace and Douglas Keeth, Owners DUNCAN’S STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP, INC. Serving the Jennings Area for Over Sixty-six Years 271 (tsso) RACHELLE'S HOUSE OF FASHION OVERPASS ESSO SERVICENTER 246 N. Main Jennings, La. 824-3757 824-2664 JENNINGS SERVICE CHARLES NELSON INSURANCE AGENCY 310 Cary Avenue Our Service Does Not Cost--It Pays! ” 111 E. Academy Avenue 824-4511 Jennings, La. Jennings, La. DAIGLE'S WAYSIDE CURB MARKET Clean - Courteous - Convenient Shankland Avenue 824-1576 Mrs. Daigle rings up Bonnie Says’s purchase with a smile. 272 Compliments of HOLSTON WELL SERVICE, INC. mFSuZW 9 For Complete Oil Well Servicing Phone 824-4651 Jennings, Louisiana BENNIE F. PATTERSON STATE FARM Tf b WEST BROTHERS DEPARTMENT M =r. Ur STORE SEVEN-UP BOTTLING CO The Wise Old Owl says, Go shopping J L T UM V i V J 1 1 LI MVJ vv. INC. here for smart buys, Jennings, Louisiana 274 Future Leaders Select Their BANK Wisely . . . Bank Your Future on the c aloasieu m: apine NATIONAL BANK 275 WATSON’S ELECTRIC WILDA’S FABRIC SHOP 7 MERVIN ft AND ✓ ' BUCK'S i; Home of the Bulldogs Fine Fabrics and Trimmings 446 North Main Phone 824-2113 Jennings, La. NICHOL'S ARDOIN'S CRESCENT DRUGS OF JENNINGS, INC. Quality Merchandise at Reasonable Prices Prescriptions T Service ■ P. 0. Box 899 Phone 824-3303 OAKS BEAUTY SHOP Hester Durio. Owner Complete Beauty Service by experienced Operators. Follow the Bulldogs Go Gulf BEN PHILLIPS DISTRIBUTOR 276 ABOVE: Just wishing, hoping, and dreaming are what Peggy Strickler, Cindy Landry, and Dinah Hurst are doing at Roe's. RICHARD ROE OLDSMOBILE-RAMBLER UNITED GAS CORPORATION BULLDOG INN D. H. Wilson takes orders from Harvey Campbell, Dick Lestage, Genee Hine, Ginger Stagg, Lois Williams, Mark Courrege, and Darrell Landry. CARAWAY’S PHARMACY Gerald Miller does all kinds of jobs, even taking down prescription numbers. PERRY’S BARBER SHOP Sooner or later, EVERYBODY goes to Perry’s. 278 teAco JIM’S TEXACO MITCHELL’S SERVICE STATION NORTH END GROCERY 315 North Cutting Avenue Phone 824-4975 LYNN’S DRUG STORE 1002 Main Street Phone 824-2580 LEFT: Mrs. Alice Roy. cosmetologist, is ready and willing to help you with your needs. WESTERN AUTO Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Back RIGHT: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd invite everyone to stop in and shop around for useful items. FREYOU’S FLOWERS HAYES CLEANERS 207 South Main 824-2072 Jennings, La. 279 ABOVE: Ruth Husfeld, Glenda LeGros, Jill Precht, Elaine Reed, Jeanne Adams, Becky Benoit, Darlene Cooper, and Cynthia Pugh all agree that things go better with Coke. 280 BUDDY’S FLOWERS When You Think Flowers, Think Buddy's! 518 Roberts Avenue CARAWAY-MILLER JEWELERS Owner: Junius Autin Stewart's Has Everything, Even Gifts For Everyone. Phone: 824-2311 Jennings, Louisiana STEWART’S DRUG STORE A CITGO MALLET’S CITGO SERVICE STATION 405 N. Cutting 824-1851 (Pan, t €UU4 at LONGMAN’S GARAGE 155 South Broadway 281 282 HOWARD'S WATER WELL SERVICE ABOVE: Richard Sexton helps Burt Daigle bag a customer's groceries as just part of the friendly service offered. PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE David Donald and Chris Johnson know that Ivan's is the place to go if you want good quality. IVAN’S, INC. Men's Wear 284 HURST SERVICE STATION DALEY’S GROCERY AND MARKET Buy Daily At 285 WALTHER’S STUDIO 410 North Main LEFT: Hugh Walther gives his undivided attention to give you fine photographs. 286 JENNINGS ARTHUR JEFF DAVIS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY f-Day 824-1510 PHENIX REXALL DRUGS North Main Street ABOVE: Mr. G. J. Courrege, owner, assures you that you will always find friendly service at Phenix's. ART EASTMAN’S GULF SERVICE We Give Free S H Green Stamps JEFF DAVIS INSURANCE AGENCY A. B. Leonard Gaylor Jackson Louis Boudreaux Home of Blue Ribbon Meats, U. S. Government Choice—A Complete Sausage Kitchen GUILLORY’S 7-11 MARKET 288 €9 . TO GREATER VALUES KNIGHT HARDWARE CO., INC. 289 The Quest for Knowledge As long as man lives he will forever be looking for new horizons to explore. His is an eternal quest for knowledge. As individuals, and as a nation, education provides the key to a successful quest. Learn all you can . . . our future is at stake. GULF STATES UTILITIES GOMFASY An investor-owned, taxpaying electric utility R. L. REICH, INC. ASPHALT PAVING ROAD GRADING BUILDING DRAGLINE DOZER WORK Dial 824-3643 1-10 SERVICE ROAD JENNINGS, LA. INDEX OF ADVERTISEMENTS Advanced Business Machines, 282 American Shoe Service, 274 Ardoin’s Crescent Drugs, 276 Art Eastman’s Gulf Service, 288 Austin’s Feed Store, 271 Auto Supply Company, 271 Bayou Hardware, 275 Betty Lee Shoe Store, 270 Black Hardware, 281 Bordelon Pontiac, 270 Broussard’s Laundry, 269 Buch Printing Company. 286 Buddy's Flowers, 281 Bulldog Inn, 278 Cagnon’s OK Tire Station, 267 Calcasieu Marine National Bank. 275 Capitol City Hardware, 268 Caraway-Miller Jewelers, 281 Caraway's Pharmacy, 278 Charles Nelson Insurance, 272 Clark’s Goodyear Tires, 271 Coca-Cola, 280 Constant, Ray, 288 Daigle’s Phillips '66 Station, 286 Daigle’s Wayside Market, 272 Daley's Grocery, 285 Daly Williams Agency, 285 Donald Chevrolet, 289 Duncan Studios, 271 Economy Dry Cleaners, 286 Freyou’s Flowers, 279 Gem Jewelers, 282 George LeGros Gulf Service, 282 Gervais Smart Shop, 270 Goodrean Insurance, 286 Guillory's 7-11 Market, 288 Gulf States Utilities, 290 Hayes Cleaners, 279 Hebert and LeBlanc, 278 Holston Well Service, 273 Honeycutt Furniture, 282 Howard's Water Wells, 283 Hudson's Plumbing, 269 Hurst's Amoco, 285 291 INDEX OF ADVERTISEMENTS Ivans, Inc., 284 Jackson’s Quality Foods, 270 Jeff Davis Abstract, 271 Jeff Davis Bank Trust Co., 287 Jeff Davis Insurance, 288 Jennings Anserphone, 272 Jennings Auto Parts, 271 Jennings, Daily News, 270 Jennings Lumber Co., 285 Jim Edna's Seed Store, 268 Jim Longman's Garage, 274 Jim's Texaco Station, 279 Johnnie's Quick Shop, 289 KJEF, 267 Knight Hardware, 289 La Mode Shoe Salon, 268 Little Flower House, 284 Longman’s Garage, 281 Lynn's Drug Store, 279 Lynn's Flower Shop, 272 Main Street Conoco, 267 Mallett's Citgo Station, 281 Marcantel's Feed Store, 268 McFarland Signs, 289 Merle Norman Cosmetics, 267 Mervin and Bucks, 276 Miguez Funeral Home, 286 Mitchell's Grocery, 279 Monie's Beauty Shop, 267 Montgomery Ward, 274 Nichol's of Jennings, 276 Oak's Beauty Shop, 276 Oustalet Ford, 269 Overpass Esso Station, 272 Patterson, Bennie F., 274 Perry's Barber Shop, 278 Phenix Rexall Drugs, 288 Phillips, Ben, 276 Piggly Wiggly, 284 Rachelle’s, 272 Reich, R. E., 291 Rockett Drive Inn, 276 Roe Oldsmobile, 277 Rosebud's, 284 S.B.A. Shipyards, 266 Seven-Up Bottling Co., 274 Silverman's, 289 Stewart's Drug Store, 281 Swift Sporting Goods, 281 United Gas Corporation, 277 Walther's Studios, 286 Watson’s Electric, 275 Weill's Department Store, 286 West Brothers, 274 Western Auto, 279 Wilda’s Fabric Shop, 276 292 BEST WISHES TO THE STUDENTS OF ' JENNINGS HIGH SCHOOL Judge and Mrs. H. O. Lestage, Jr. Dr. Gilbert F. Stuller Dr. and Mrs. Louis Shirley, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Louis Shirley, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Harlie Bearden Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Hargroder Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Sabatier Dr. and Mrs. Charles Brunt Mr. Herschel N. Knight Mr. and Mrs. John ,W. Hebert •p ? Clm.1- J To Ol JUjoJL -JLlojO jJWua: (Vyu}(L .jjfoyisLAMQ- • ■—Cm)—t'C. JT Ttbu- lc} UV-U) JjLj A, VL £ € T Str 'LL, 7T xTT7r, lO'LUj A S 3 ' ,-) c T -p iZu) 293