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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1969 volume:

1969 BULLDOG’S GROWL Jennings High School Jennings, Louisiana Volume XXIII OPPORTUNITY Our .lays at J.H S. were filled with opportunity. We learned to give and to uJctTji Wmdi and to crv nd to grow and to develop Innumerable occasions provided us with a hroadln o arZc .m 'n I . Li,ke U 1ttghtened cl,ild' WC enlore 1 and misgivings: but laS our minds. « -ei d will MMEgjli . •'►aw ; k� TABLE OF CONTENTS We had an opportunity . . . Administration To Educate Classes To Learn Favorites To Select Organizations To Participate Athletics To Compete Student Life To Be Advertisements To Contribute 4 An Outstanding Teacher Was Honored ABOVE: Mrs. Blanchard enjoyed many hobbies, such as sewing. Teaching lessons in life as well as from books, she awakens in the student a fuller knowledge of his own potentials. At J. H. S. We Had an Administration Mr. Harelson Excelled as Our Principal Mr. Hare Ison devoted time, energy, and patience to the student body and improvement of our school. 11 Guidance Counselor and Office Staff LEFT: Mr. Craig, our counselor, had the job of helping students plan their curriculum and discussing with teachers the abilities of their students. ABOVE: Mr. Moore, the assistant principal, recorded absentees and supervised student activities. ABOVE: Mrs. Evans, the JHS secretary, did all of the office work. 12 Faculty Helped Students Choose Careers Mr. Jack W. Adcock World Geography American History B.A., McNeese Mrs. Ann S. Belair Home Economics II Home Economics IV B.S., U.S.L. Mr. Francis Benedict World History Civics B.A., La. College M.Ed., U.S.L. Mrs. M. E. Blanchard English II B.S., Florida State Mr. M. E. Blanchard Mrs. Maijorie D. Bloch Mrs. Charles Mrs. Laurence Bruchhaus Agriculture American History Boenig Algebra I B.S., L.S.U. B.S., M.S.C.W. Physical B.S., U.S.L. Education B.S., McNeese Mrs. Martha Burgess Librarian Mrs. James R. Carter English III Journalism B.A., U.S.L. Mrs. Marguerite Clifford Home Economics I Home Economics III General Science B.S., N.S.C. M.Ed., McNeese Mrs. J ohn L. Conner Typing II Shorthand Business English Office Practice B.A., U.S.L. The Faculty Promoted the Mrs. Catherine Cormier English I English II B.A., M.Ed., McNeese Coach Ken Cormier Physical Education B.S., L.S.U. Mr. V. E. Craig Guidance Counselor B.A., U.S.L. M.Ed., M.S., L.S.U. Coach Paul DeLacroix Civics B.S., La. Tech. M.A., L. S. U. Miss Cindy DeValJ English III B.A., McNeese Coach Errol P. Eschete Physical Education B.S., McNeese Coach J. W. Fain Biology Earth Science General Science B.S., La. Tech. Mrs. Anna E. Guillory French; Speech B.A., McNeese Mr. Eddie Harelson Principal B.S., La. Tech. M.Ed., L. S. U. Mrs. Bob Hudson Physical Education B.S., La. Tech. Coach Bob Hudson General Science B.S., La. Tech. Mr. Henry B. Janice Algebra II Geometry Trigonometry, Analysis B.S., U.S.L. M Ed M Np sp Opportunity to Learn Mrs. Maijorie Keeth English III English IV B.S., La. College Mr. Donald Kennedy Driver education B.S., U.S.L. Mr. Roy J. LaPoint Speech American History B.A., U.S.L. M.Ed., McNeese Mr. Ellis Lormand Senior Math Gen. Science B.A., U.S.L. Miss Janet Lovelady English I English II B.A., La. College Coach Jack D. Martin Algebra 11 B.S., La. Tech. M.S., McNeese Mr. L. A. Moore Assistant Principal B.S.E., M.S.E., University of Ark. Mrs. Bobbie L. Morgan Typing I Typing II B.S., McNeese Mr. Paul A. Myers Band B.M.E., McNeese M.M.E., L.S.U. Mr. Frank J. Ricard, Jr. Chorus B.A., La. College M.M.E., McNeese Mr. Sheldon Simmons Chemistry Physics B.A., La. College Mrs. William Tietfe, Jr. Biology B.S., La. Tech. 15 Teachers Aided the Student Activities Photograph Not Available Mr. Antoine Valdctero Bookkeeping Typing I General Business B.A., Southeastern Mrs. James 0. Wilson Home Economics I Home Economics II B.S., U.S.L. M.F.d., L. S. U. Mr. J ames 0. Wilson School Work Adjustment Program B.S., U.S.L. M.Ed., L.S.U. Mrs. Thelma DeBoer Weldon A. A. Dodd College B. A., N.S.C. M.E., L.S.U. DEPARTMENTS: Social Studies .....................................p. 17 Language Arts .................................p.p. 18-19 Music ..............................................p. 20 Science ............................................p. 21 Mathematics ........................................p. 22 Physical Education..................................p. 23 Home Economics .....................................p. 24 Business............................................p. 25 Vocational .........................................p. 26 S. W. A. P..........................................p. 27 Special Education ..................................p. 28 16 Social Studies: We learn to Cope with our Future by studying our Past ABOVE: Coach DcLaCroix planned his discussion on government for his civics class. ABOVE: Mr. Benedict discussed Greek history with his world hfttory class. BELOW: Mrs. Bloch and Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson discussed Bonnie's work in American history. BELOW: Mr. Adcock lectured to his world geography students on the customs of different lands. 17 Language is the ABOVE: Mrs. Kccth listened attentively as Bonnie Broussard gave her book report in English IV. BELOW. Mrs. Carter offered helpful suggestions on writing paragraphs to her journalism class. 18 basi s of success BELOW: Miss DcVail helped her students bi understanding questions on the English III test. ABOVE: As Miss Lovelady discussed a selection in literature, her English I class paid careful attention. ABOVE: Mrs. Guillory aided her French I students in the proper manner of speaking French. LEFT: Mr. LaPoint studied the critiques for his Speech 11 and 111 class. LEFT: Mrs. Burgess was always there to give assistance in die library. 19 Music Helped Establish J. H. S. Culture 20 Physics’ Weather Balloons Demonstrated Different properties of Gases BELOW: Mr. Simmons instructed his class on the principles of physics. BELOW: Coach Hudson assisted Ricky McLean with a general science problem. ABOVE: Coach Fain lectured his class on the “wonders” of earth science. ABOVE: As d c lectured, Mrs. Tictje demonstrated the correct procedure of dissection. 'W Math is the Foundation of Further Studies 22 P.E. Stimulated Good Health and Fun BELOW: Mrs. Boenig taught her physical education class the proper technique for the cartwheel. ABOVE: Mrs. Hudson observed Sandra Hebert’s attempt to do the forward roll. ABOVE: Bill Faulk strained for eight seconds in Coach Cormier’s isometrics class. LEFT: Coach Eschcte watched as Lee Camith washed a muddy football uniform. 23 Girls Became Proficient Homemakers ABOVE: Mrs. Belair taught her Home Economics IV students the art of festive food arrangement. BELOW: Mrs. Wilson offered assistance to her Home Economics I students in correct methods of sewing. ABOVE: Mrs. Clifford stood watching as Elaine Dcshotel demonstrated a sewing technique. ABOVE: Home economics students acted as hostesses on Parents’ Visitation Night. 24 Business provided Needed skills for All Careers LEFT: Mrs. Morgan studied her Typing I students’ papers after a timed writing. RIGHT: Mr. Val explained the use of journals to his bookkeeping students. LEFT: Mrs. Conner guided her students on the techniques of office practice. 25 Vocational Courses Offered Opportunity in Various Fields BELOW: In agriculture, Mr. Blanchard lectured on different problems of planting crops. ABOVE: Mr. Kennedy instructed his class on safe driving with the use of an assimilator. SWAP students shown are as follows: Robert Cormier (Brown’s Pharmacy) Johnny Vizina (Preston’s Seat Covers) Peter Ardoin (Giger’s Auto Clinic) Rita Myers (Libby’s Cafe) Denise Eastman 26 S.W.A.P. Students Worked Diligently at Different Jobs Donald R. Landry Eddie Roy Murray Rosa M. Myers Wayne Neal Hebert LeBleu S.B.A. Shipyard Weill’s Dept. Store Preston’s Seat Covers Jimmy Fontenot Steve Guidry Greggory Lessigne Elroy Lopez Capitol City A P Amoco Advanced Business Hardware Machines K 27 David Manuel Cormier’s Market Russell Myers Pitt Grill Linda Touchet Seagrave’s Larry Vanya Hebert and LeBleu Valuable Training was acquired by those in Special Education LEFT: Special education students shown with Mrs. Simmons arc Florinda Lavergne, Marilyn Adams, Gayncll Guidry, Paul Dixon, Richard Quibodcaux, ouS. n C[’ CS’ ,)c v,ary ’ an 1 Kevin Bertrand. NOT SHOWN: Paul Myers. RIGHT: The special education students often enjoyed listening to stories. ABOVE: Mrs. Weldon became our new special education teacher at mid-term. BELOW: Students learned skills designed to aid them in future life. 28 Hard Work Resulted in a Job Well-done LEFT: The ladies who prepared our noon meals were Mrs. Vcmicc Peloquin, Mrs. Luma Guillot. Mrs. Lillie Babineaux, Mre. Lucille Hoy, and Mis. Gladys Dupuis. RIGHT: The men who kept J.H.S. running smoothly were Mr. Noah Lavcrgnc, Mr. Russell Douce t, Mr. Mervin Doucct, and Mr. Wallace Roy. LEFT: The men who chauffeured us to school were Mr. Arthur Kastman, Mr. John Reed, Mr. Oran Smith, and Mr. O.J. Lcjcune, NOT SHOWN: Mr. Howard Mien. 29 1969 Seniors Exhibited Senior class officers were as follows: FIRST ROW: Penny Williams, treasurer; Jessie Kelley, student council representative; Martha Hoa«, secretary. SECOND ROW: Ricky Hebert, president; Jack Shirley, vice-president; and David Medus, business manager. Senior student council representatives were Penny Williams. Vickie Hebert, and Jack Shirley. Four of the seniors who attended Parish Day Government were Jessie Kelley, Roger Lejeunc, Keith Reed, and Karen Smith. 32 Leadership and Ability Vicki Scott, Ginger Stagg, and Mary Beth Pickett attended Mr. Ricard’s cast party. Senior Vicki Scott served punch at the home economics Open House. One thing Dane Hine learned in physics this year was how to use a weather balloon. Seniors cagcriy put finishing touches to the class car. One of Karli Dees’s and Gayncll Comeaux's many duties this Penny Williams, Ricky Hebert, and Vickie Hebert discussed year was to assist in the library. invitations. 33 J. H. S. Seniors (?ai yl ACet cceti rd ay Ardain Bitt B x%anet ArtCe Berry TK titan TQadney Billadeeucx Blac cvett ndy Baudreatcx Steven Bayd Seniors Ronald Trahan, Terry Gaudct, Mike Taylor, and Shelton Hunt strolled down the hall before reporting to their first hour classes. 34 Numbered 155 ivKrtiif Brantley 'David Breaux 'Krieta Breaux “Vtary Slleu “Breaux 7i H tfuf, Briyye Bennie @indy Jeanette re ueeard Breueeaad reueea vd For Three Consecutive Years 'Wtituue ‘Sx cv-n xeddie ‘SicctU Smma Stttetn tyanet Cahill Waiy Ann Kathleen 'Zftchext TUancia Clement CaxacwUf C xxutH Clement Senior Class Car Ranked First '2'iccda, 'Daiqle Da.ityte Neddie xitf 'D uU tyrey (Zdwjiei D in,o-t (} % , % d y% neir ‘Ro-iert y% KCC% K diCi DeeA DetU e De A a (2i Cx 37 Seniors Were Selective DaK t(f Do-tt ild T i ute Dct tKC ‘Deifotet 'Do.fotty Stli o.r TJticJuiet 'p ite tyietut in Choosing Invitations ML'ict ontcKot g iika,%cL ?o-Htetto-t onteKO-t Stale ?o deHot ’TKicbeq ‘Roxawe S %U% t} 'pxeyocc xattic Each Month Two Seniors Were terry tyaocctet 9- 7V. tyotreaux e ttti cr tyreett (Zokkcc tyccictry antec rta ioiy 'Defi. ie “Tke ert ‘Patricia, “Ricky “Tked-ert 'Zkefert RIGHT: Debbie Hebert and Artie Berry were Bon Amis for the month of November. Vickie %e ert rent eickelkeittt 40 Chosen as BON AMIS 'Pa,t%ic6 %eixiKQto 'Ttitte TKax la '%o- zy V zl 'Zto-ttway 'Jta,KC f '%0'X te $0-6 , SheUatt ‘De vi Sbailee fohtu 41 Seniors Took Class (?kiikci ‘Dottttafyci-iic 'K.eltey aiotcfH fob tA4 t fy te CL@ y K e TKdxcueU Do-Kdtd ‘Rabext $e ut .dKfley Aaidtau (ZtKcty .ee Shetia £ee SetcKcid Jlinda £tye% eyex 42 Pictures for the Last Time XCnetd fyo- 4ttH S (44 fCocA • c fy uttc AIc ccckc cfyctcttt ‘EecAy fytrxty tfetxye 7 t t TKatucet 7Kt vdcU 'TKi'Kcat Wanted Acc Wanted Widazl 'Wanted Cynthia Johns and Mickey Freyou took pictures for die last time at J.H.S. 43 Seniors Crammed for David, 7tttd,(C4, tyaiC Tftitlcx Val Tftittcx flcxxy Tftctitcx “Patti Tfto-oxe $ £ tta Sctctie .ittxia Tftcut xeo, TKaxxaq Tftccxxay Mid-term Exams TfCtfCH- WatfHC Heat 5, a ten 7fta,xtic Hcxcu-iy a ittcLa, Otde T e66ie Qcctkie PccttexecK PetequiK IfCd'Cty 1ft ik “Pickett PiyjcOite fitBRUAKV V3 ' '� 3 4 5 6 8 K( If 12 13 M © Only 69 more days were left for the seniors of ’69 according to Billy Duncan's count- 45 Members of Senior Class Represented J. H. S. @ha,rt rite Seiddn “Preedit faucet Pulver ‘Do.tttuL “ zcc4. Profiler (l xel 7£ic6ert ABOVE: Rhonda Holston ran for Clerk of Court at Parish Day Government. 46 at Parish Day Government -£ fle uner x Sxe tda 'Katit ritie Tl coley Say ‘Rutledge “RutUctye Vcfoiat Settee Victi Scott 0?%4 6U fact, StoUuf ScfU'Ul 47 Seniors Had Time for Fun ■■ Htccha l 'Koach S ttC c ittf Saunter Sc fc tr Sc H tuxn4 Akk Sfwvu} tyittfer Staff '?%tctvuc6 Stalfle 7tti6e 7'Offai LEFT: Since football season was over, Steve Boyd decided to try knitting for a hobby. As Well As for Work J%,U Ueeutx “fitiaeden Cttmete 71 6 VUnite Uok TV aid V kaU TiJiUet “Petty Tilillitute 49 Thirty-six Seniors Maintained Vickie Hebert kept order in second hour English IV class while Mrs. Keeth attended a meeting. David Medus and Jack Shirley explained different themes for the class car to the seniors. Penny Williams, David Medus, Vickie Hebert, and Jessie Kelley looked at different invitations. Seniors assembled for one of many class meetings. Steve Boyd and Patti Moore were Bon Amis for the month of March. Vickie Scott in one of the leading roles in “The Mouse that Roared,” rehearsed with other members of the cast. 50 Average a “B” Seniors mixed fun with work while making flowers for the class car. Class Standings 1. Nancy Home 3.973 2. Patrick Herrington 3.933 3. Brenda Rutledge 3.916 4. Martha Norwig 3.846 5. Susan Mack 3.837 6. Jack Shirley 3.729 7. Linda Olds 3.714 8. Jimmy Brantley 3.631 8. Martha Hoag 3.631 10. Susan Precht 3.619 11. Cindy Lee 3.560 12. Richard Hebert 3.558 13. Alana Ward 3.525 14. Sheila Aguillard 3.513 15. Denise DeLaCroix 3.463 16. Frederick Stolzle 3.414 17. Billy Sonnier 3.375 18. Maxwell Laidlaw 3.358 19. Vickie Hebert 3.357 20. Penny Williams 3.341 21. Jo Ann Lejeune 3.331 22. Harry Davis 3.285 23. Artie Berry 3.277 24. Mary Broussard 3.263 25. Mickey Freyou 3.216 26. Cynthia Johns 3.205 27. Janice Doherty 3.200 28. David Medus 3.186 29. Billy Duncan 3.170 30. Shelia Fontenot 3.166 31. Theresa Richert 3.128 32. David Wilson 3.095 33. Gaynell Comeaux 3.073 34. Keith Reed 3.000 34. Frankie Segura 3.000 34. Bobby Timmons 3.000 Senior Artie Berry, No. 20, scored two needed points in the Midland Tournament. 51 Senior Activities CAROL ANN ARK.I. KM A. CATHY LYNN ABEL KHA; FBLA; Library Club; Rami. District LMKA Music Festival, Stair I.MKA Music Festival. HcmisKair. AO Rand Day at die Astrodome, Buccaneer Contest in Corpus Christi. Concert in Monterrey. Mexico; Six Flags Day. SHEILA AGUILLARD KH A. historian; FTA, treasurer; Beta Club; FBLA; USL Literary Rall , French I. second place; French II. fourth place; LSU Stale Literary Rally; Annual Staff, proofreader and business manager; NKDT certificate; Civics certificate; Annual Award; Bookkeeping certificate. ROY ARDOIN FFA. Chorus. BILL BARONET Freshman basketball and football; Three-year lettennan in tennis; FFA. Parish and Regional Judging Contests. Louisiana Rankers Association. Louisiana Cattle Association; Parish Day Government; McNecsc Play day ; Interact; Roys’ doubles. McNeese. ARTIE BERRY Basketball. Two-year lettennan, Courage trophy; “J” Club; Key Chib, treasurer, District Meeting in Lake Charles, Convention in Biloxi. Mississippi; Beta Club, president; Who’s Who Nominee; Waiter for the Jr.-Sr. Banquet; Sophomore class vice-president; Graduation usher; Pelican Boys' State delegate; Parish Day Government. MICKEY BILLODEAUX Science (dub; interact: French Club, vice-president; F'ootball: I rack; Verse Choir. McNeese Speech Rally: Two dramatic productions; Two museals; Thespians. RODNEY BLACKWELL Choms. JUDY BOUDREAUX Cheering squad. Marching squad, KHA. I1MMY BRANTLEY Northeastern Scholarship: Interact vice-president, president: Thespians; Bela Club; Science (dub; Pelican Boys’ State delegate; Verse Choir; Backstage work on two dramatic productions: Intramural basketball and volleyball: Math Award; Woodmen of the World American History Award; American history certificate; LSU Honor Award. KRISTA BREAUX HI A; Annual Staff; 4-H; Pep Squad, treasurer; Cheering squad; Marching squad. Drummer; Powder Puff Games; Parish Day Government MARY ELLEN BREAUX Business and Professional Women’s Scholarship. TIM BRIGGS Basketball, Sportsmanship Trophy; “J” Club; Interact; Student Council; Parish Day Government; 4-H; Waiter for the Jr.-Sr. Banquet; French (dub. BONNIE BROUSSARD Beta (dub; Safety (dub; Ihespians; F’HA, parliamentarian: FBLA; Library Club; Pep Squad. Dancelinc, Cheering squad: Freshman cheerleader: McNeese Speech Rally, Verae Choir; Annual Staff, senior class editor; Volleyball; Basketball; Basketball manner; Powder Puff Game; Backstage crew for plays; Cheering clinic in Baton Rouge; McNeese Playday. CINDY BROUSSARD Pep Squad, Cheering squad; FIIA; FBLA; Library Club; Make-up crew for “The Mouse That Roared.” MARY KATHY BROUSSARD T T.A. French Club play. Bookkeeping certificate (third out of 62) NEDT certificate. THELMA BROUSSARD FIIA, Library Club, Performing chorus. Band, Pep Squad. MINNIE BROWN FBLA. WILLIAM FREDERICK BRUNT 1968-69 Band captain. Stage band student leader, McNeese Marching Festival, McNeese Solo-Knsemble Festival, LMKA I)is triet Music Festivals, (.orpus Christi Buccaneer Festival. Astrodome Band Day,’ Six Flags trip, llcmisFair trip, Monterrey trip. Band; Parish Day Government delegate; Beta (dub; Interact French (dub. French Club production; John Philips Sousa Outstanding Band nan Award. JANET CAHILL Dramatic production, “The Crucible”; Pep Squad, Marching and Cheering squads. Powder Puff Game; Press Club, reporter; FIIA T I A; Library (dub; Aiuiual Staff; Advertising and Make-up Committee; National Speech Contest: Intramural volleyball. MARY ANN CARAWAY Beta Club. KATHLEEN CAR RUTH fcHA; F I A; Press Club; Ihespians; Rally Play; Verse Choir; Cheering and Marching squads; Annual Staff, sophomore class editor: NKDT certificate. WANDA CLEMENT Verse Choir, McNeese District Festival, Monroe State Festival. Baton Rouge Stale Festival, Cheering squad, Dancelinc, Marching squad, FBLA, “Oklahoma” GAYNELL COMEAUX FII A, treasurer, student council representative; Beta Club; FBLA, treasurer; Annual Staff: Student Council; Library Chib, parliamentarian; One French production: Handed out programs at graduation; Pep Squad, vice-president; Cheering squad; Marching squad, drill sergeant; Powder Puff Games. DOROTHY CORMIER Cheering «|uad; Marching squad; Dancelinc; Miyorcttc; 4-H, secretary; State Shortcourse; FIIA, secretary, reporter; FBLA; Library (dub; I hespians; 'Three dramatic productions; Set designer for dramatic production and for musical production; McNeese Speech Rally. Verse Choir; Debate Team; Intramural track; New Iberia Girls’ Playday, track; Physical Fitness Patch of Excellence; Miss American Teenager Contest. MARTHA CORMIER Band, FBLA, FIIA, 4-H, Chorus. Library Club, Intramural track. New Iberia Girls Playday, McNeese Music Festival. FREIDA DAIGLE HI; FBLA; FIIA; Library Club; Girls'volleyball team, St. Charles Regional; “Friendliest GW,” Annual Staff. HUEY DAIGLE Freshman football and track; Science (dub, treasurer, vice-president: FTA, ’69 State Convention; FBLA; Safety Club; Varsity football, two-year lettennan; Varsity track, three-year lettennan. Regional meets in '67 and ’68; Performing chorus. District Festival, State Choral Festival, District V Honor Chorus; Key Club; Oklahoma ; J Club; Parish Day Government; Christmas and spring choral concerts; Waiter at Jr.-Sr. Banquet. DEBBIE DASCH Band majorette; Volleyball team; FIIA, photographer; Scenery crew for “The Mouse That Roared”; LMKA Twirling Festivals; LMKA Marching Festival; LMKA Concert Festival. 1668 LMKA Activities Senior Stale Concert Band Festival; University of Houston's Band Day; Six Flags over Texas Band Day; McNccse Band Day; HemisFair trip. Buccaneer Festival at Corpus Christi, Texas; Goodwill trip to Monterrey, Mexico. HARRY DAVIS Student Council; FFA, president vice-president Star Greenhand, Chapter Star Fanner. State Fanners Degree, State and National FFA Conventions, Louisiana Bankers Clinic; 4-H; State High School Rodeo Finals, three years; National High School Rodeo Finals in Klko,- Nevada (1967) and in Topeka, Kansas (1968); Agricultural Award; McNccse Scholarship; Nicholls State College Scholarship; National High School Award for Kxcellcncc. KARLI DEES FTA; FHA, parliamentarian, French Club, sweetheart; French plays; French Rally; Library Club; Beta Club; Pep Squad. Cheering and Marching squads; Marching squad drill sergeant. DENISE DELACROIX OAKDALE; FHA, French Club, Freshman Favorite, Performing chonis. Pep Squad, Varsity cheerleader; JENNINGS: FTA, parliamentarian; Safety Club, secretary; Beta Club; Press Club; Thespians; Pelican Girls’ State alternate; Graduation usher; Chonis, District Chonis Festival, State Chorus Festival, Spring concert; Verse Choir; “Oklahoma”; “Meet Me in St. Louis” make-up committee; Marching squad; Danceline; Pep Squad, president; Safety Club Regional Convention; Parish Day Government school boanl member; La. Tech Scholarship. DONALD DESHOTEL “J” Club; FFA, McNccse State Festival. Baton Rouge State Festival, Christmas and spring concerts. DIANE DOHERTY Press Club; Library Club; Thespians, Honor Thespian; Chorus, McNccse Festival, McNccse District and State Festival, Girl Ensemble; District V Honor Chonis; Superior Solos (McNccse Festival); Verse Choir; Comic lead in “Oklahoma’ ; “H.M.S. Pinafore”; “Pirates of Penzance”; Backstage on eight dramatic productions; District Chonis Workshop; Pep Squad; Danceline, captain; Spring Concert Solo; Chonis Award; State Chorus tryouts. JANICE DOHERTY French Club; Thespians; Beta Club; Annual Staff, faculty editor; “H.M.S. Pinafore”; Oklahoma”; French play, make-up crew; “The Mouse That Roared,” scenery chairman; Chonis, District Festival, State Festival. District Choral Clinic, Soloist. Girls Trio, State Chonis tryouts; Pep Squad. Cheering and Marching squads; FTA, State Convention; Woman's Literary Club Essay Contest finalist; Mixed chonis; Spring and Christmas Concerts; Northwestern Scholarship. DIANA DONNELL JEFF-DAVIS HIGH: FHA: Science and Math Club: Girls' Trio, (ibis' Chorus, Performing Chorus. Girls Trio State Rally (superior), SoloisL Soloist at McNccse State Rally Christinas Concert Chorus; Student Council representative, state convention; FHA “Miss Sweetheart”; Science Fair, second place; Math Club representative to USL Math Convention. JENNINGS: FTA; FBLA; McNccse Rally, solo, superior; Chorus workshop at McNccse; Christmas Concert; “Oklahoma”; Miss American Teenager Contest. ANGELA DOUCET USL Literary Rally, spelling: Pep Squad, Marching and Cheering squads: FHA; FTA; FBLA: Verse Choir. McNccse Music Festival. BILLY DUNCAN Football, 4-AA All-District End, Most Valuable Lineman; Student Council, treasurer, dass representative, three workshops; Key Club, president, secretary, two conventions; president of council meetings; Safety Club, one convention; Thespians: “J” Club, co-captain; Beta Club; Youth Center, Board of Governors; Parish Day Government, district attorney delegate: “Best Citizen”; Outstanding Teenager of America Award; McNecse Speech Festival; Debate Team; Verse Choir; One-act play; Extemporaneous speaking; two dramatic productions; National Merit certificate; French Club; Basketball: Track; Annual Staff; Pre« Club; Who’s Who nominee: King of ’69 Prom. CHARLEEN EASTMAN FHA; FTA; Cheering and Marching squads; French Club; Annual Staff, index editor; Mu Alpha Theta Conference; Beta Club; French play: Foreign Language Festival; Acadiana Festival; USL French Rally, French II prose, good. FAYE FONTENOT FHA; FBLA; Library Club; 4-H; Freshman cheerleader; Freshman and varsity basketball: Pep Squad. Cheering squad, drill sergeant; Girls’ volleyball, Playday in Lake Charles and Lafayette. GLENN FONTENOT FFA; Judging contest at Mc.Neesc and Lafayette; Home improvement award: Baton Rouge Convention; FFA chaplain; Soi and water management award; Judging contest at McNccse, second and first places m crop judgbig: Shreveport convention; FFA treasurer; State Soil Judging Contest at Alexandria, fifth; l ouisiana Bankers Ctinic at McNccse, crop fanning award. HOWARD FONTENOT FFA. SHELIA ANN FONTENOT Cheering and marching squads, French Club, FTA, FBLA, Beta Club. MICKEY F RE YOU FBLA. FFA, Golf, Interact; Bookkeeping Certificate. ROXANNE FREYOU FHA; FBLA; 4-H; Band, McNccse Music Festival, Six Flags Day; Library (Tub; New Iberia Girls' Play day - TERRY GAUDET Freshman and varsity football. Basketball. Track, “J” Club, FTA, Beta (Tub, Interact Backstage crew for “Meet Me in St Louis.” J.W. GOTREAUX Football: Track, regional meets for two years: “J” Club; Basketball: 4-H, International Livestock Show; FFA, vice-president; Chonis, chonis ctinic, spring and Christmas concerts; Safety Club; FBLA; Library Club: “Oklahoma”; USL Relays; “H.M.S. Pmafore.” JENNIFER GREEN Freeman cheerleader, cheerleader clinic at Baton Rouge; FBLA. reporter; FHA; Beta Chib; 4-H; Pep Squad, student council representative; Cheering squad. Marching squad, drummer; Powder Puff games; Student council; Annual Staff, club editor. CONNIE GUIDRY FBLA; Library Club; Cheering and Marehing squads; Chorus, Christmas concert. JAMES HANVY French Club, president; French play; French Rally: Press Club; Interact; “J” Club: Football; Track: USL French Rally, French I prose, good. DEBBIE HEBERT FTA; FHA; Press Club; Performing chorus; Cheering squad; Pariah Day Government, police juror; Basketball, three-year lettennan. Best Defensive Player Award; Most Athletic.” RICKY HEBERT Thespians; 4-H, District Shortcourse; NEDT certificate; Dramatics. “Break-through”: Basketball; Track, three-year lettennan: Toot-ball. two-year lettennan. All-District tailback (honorable mention). AU-Distriet tailback. Outstanding Back Award, Scholastic Award. Football team captain. Coaches’ All-Star Game: Debate Team; McNccse Speech Rally, debate; Junior class president: Beta (Tub, student council representative; Junior class favorite: Senior da president; “Most Athletic”; President of Jennings Youth Center: Key Club; Student Council, reporter; Who's Who nominee; J” Club, captain; Outstanding Trackman Award. Senior Activitites VICK] HEBERT Northwestern Scholarship; Pep Squad; 4-H; KHA; NEDT eertif-icatr; Student Council. vice-president. chaplain; Freshman and varsity cheeHcadcrs; I rc.slirnan haskethall; Junior dass secretary; Junior class favorite; McNeesc Debate Kally; Outstanding Debater Award; Pelican Girls State delegate; (Graduation uslier; Verse Choir; Beta (dub. vice-president; Press (dub; Thespians; Make-up errs for “Oklahoma ; Varsity basketball. AU-District (second team); Girls' traek team; USL Literary Hally, extemporaneous speaking, fifth place; Homecoming Queen; “Best All-Around’’; Youth Center Board of Governors; Who’s Who nominee; Parish Day Government; Woman’s Literary (dub Essay Contest finalist; Typing certificate. Checrlcading Award; Sportsmanship Trophy. BRENT HE1CHELHEIM football, two-year letterman; 4-H; FFA, Bankers Clinic. Livestock Judging Team; Key Club;“J’’ (dub. PATRICK HERRINGTON Tennis, four-year letterman. McNeesc Play day. winner in mixed doubles, boys double. . USL Hally winner in boys’doubles. State finalist in boys' doubles; Basketball, thrcc-ycar letterman, All-District. Mi-State (third team), Sportsmamiiip Award, Most Valuable Player Award, All Parish Most Valuable Player; S.W.A. Louisiana Speech Festival for four years, excellent in prepaird speaking ami extemporaneous speaking, interpretative reading, superior in radio speaking; 4-H; French Club, president, student council representative; Interact, vice-president, secretary; Beta Club, treasurer; Science Club; “J” Chib, treasurer; FBLA, president; LSU Honor Award; Civics and world history certificates; Dramatic productions; Debate USL Literary Hallies for four years; State winner in Public Speaking (winning trip to Purdue); National High School Award for Excellence; Outstanding Teenager of America Award; Who's Who; Pelican Boys' State delegate; Parish and district winner in “Voice of Democracy contest; Annual Staff; Waiter at Jr.-Sr. Banquet; “Most Likely to Succeed’’; McNeesc Social Science Fair; Paridi Day Government; Bell Science Award; Salutatorian: Woman’s Literary Club Essay Contest finalist; American Ixgion Award; Bookkeeping Certificate; McNeesc Speech Festival; radio speaking, first; American history certificate. DANEHINE Student Council; Interact, president District convention; Debate Team. McNeesc State Debate Tournament; Thespians, student council representative. Honor Thespian; McNeesc Speech and Drama Festival; Verse Choir; Annual Staff; 4-H, treasurer. State Shortcourse at LSU, District Shortcourae at USL, 4-H Achievement Day, 4-H Parish Executive Committee; Parish Day Government delegatr; Six dramatic productions; Scenery crew for “II.M.S. Pinafore ; Press Club, sports editor; Science Club; Army viation ssociation of America Award; Louisiana State Science Fair; National Aeronautics and Space Administration Award; 1 nited States Air Force Award; Attended first Louisiana State Science Congress; Louisiana Academy of Science; Hegion V State Science Fair, first place in physics; JUS Science Fair, first place and sweepstakes; Best Debater; NASA Youth Science Congress; Louisiana State Fair Science Education Division. MARTHA HOAG FT A Scholarship; USL Scholarship; Cheering squad; Civics certificate; Verm Choir; 4-H; FTA, songleadcr. student council representative; sophomore class secretary-treasurer; NEDT certificate; McNeese Speech Hally, excellent in extemporaneous speaking; USL Literary Hally, extemporaneous speaking, third place; Marching squad, drill sergeant; Baton Hougr cheerleader clinic; Pelican (Girls’ State dekgatr; Annual Staff; (Graduation usher; Cheerleader camp; Varsity cheerleader; Beta Club, chaplain; Student Council, secretary; City Youth Hecreation Board of Governors; Homecoming Court third maid; Senior class treasurer; French Club; First rumer-up in Miss American Teenager Contest; “Oklahoma ; French Hally; Who's Who nominee; Parish Day (Government; “I Dare You Award; American Legion Award; Lions' Club Scholarship; Interviewed for William T. and Ethel Lewis Burton Scholarship; USL French Hally, French 1 poetry, good; Checrlcading Award. RHONDA HOLSTON Thespians, preadent; Dramatic productions, backstage; FBLA; Beta Club; Press Club; Verse Choir; Interact; Chorus. District Choral Clinic. State ('horns Festival, McNeesc State College Chorus Festival, McNeese Music Hally (mixed quartet). Baccalaureate choir. Spring festival; FFA sweetheart. Parish Queen Contest; 54 Cheering squad; Danceline: Pep Squad mqorette, head; USL Twirling I estival; Jackson, Misassippi, Twirling Festival: Powder Puff Games; Graduation usher: Tricorne Americanism Speech Contest; Annual Staff; Mias American Teenager Contest; Parish Day Government, clerk of court candidate: Homecoming Court, maid-of-honor; Woman’s Literary Club Essay Contest finalist. NANCY HORNE Beta Club; FTA; French Club; Cheering and Marehing squads. Dancclinc; Verse Choir: Hally play; French festival, excellent; Placed at USL Literary Hallies in general science, physics, and literature; State Literary Hally, general science, second; NEDT certificate; Participated in A Presidential Classroom for Young Americans; Early Admissions at McNeesc: Valedictorian: Woman's Literary Club Essay Contest, honorable mention: READER’S DIGEST subscription for being valedictorian; McNeese State College scholarship; American history medal for excellence; French Award; American history certificate; LSU Honor Award. JOHN HOWARD J Club; Science Club; Debate 'Team; Football, freshman and varsity (two year letterman); McNeese State College Speech Rally, debate; track manager. SHELTON HUNT Chorus, AU-District Chorus, All-State Chorus, Christinas and spring concerts; AO-Prep Chorus; “Oklahoma ; “II f.S. Pinafore,” backstage; Parish Day Government; French Club; French production, assistant business manager CYNTHIA JOHNS FHA, French Club. French production. Beta Club, Grambling CoUege scholarship. DEBRA SHARLEEN JOHNS JETF-DAVIS HIGH: Student CouncU: Band, clarinet quartet, second; Science and Math Club; HAWKEYE staff: Freshman class chaplain; Piano soloist, LIALO, .superior rating in zone and district. JENNINGS: Pep Squad; FHA; FTA; “The Mouse That Roared, costume committee; FBLA; Physical fitness patch; Typing Certificate. CHRIS JOHNSON “J Club; Key Club, treasurer, secretary. Key Club convention; Thespians: Safety Club, treasurer: Football; Traek; Youth Center Board ol Governors; Parish Day (Government; Waiter at Jr.-Sr. Banquet; “Friendliest : (Ghoru.s. McNeesc Festival, State Festival: Verse Choir. McNeese Speech Hally: “The Pirates of Penzance”; “II.M.S. Pinafore”; “Oklahoma ; “The Crucible”; “The Dude”; “Meet Me in St. Louis ; “The Mouse That Roared. DONNAJONES FTA, FHA, Safety Club, Library Club. JESSIE KELLEY Freshman cla.« student council representative. Student Council, reporter; FHA. reporter; Cheering squad; Basketball; “II.M.S. Pinafore ; Chorus, mixed chorus. District and State Festivals, spring concert, McNeese choral workshop, baccalaureate ensemble; Graduation usher; FBLA, secretary: FTA: Beta Club: Safety Council. State convention in New Orleans; Thespians: “Oklahoma”; Parish Day Government; Woman’s Literary Club Kstay Contest finalist; Safety Club Award. CAROLYNLACOMBE FHA: Press Club: (.horns, performing chorus, Christmas and spring concerts. State Festival, baccalaureate ensemble. MAXWELL LAIDLAW Beta Club. Parish Day Government, NEDT certificate. Intramural volleyball. Civics certificate. Pelican Boys’ State alternate: Northeastern Scholarship. CINDY LEE Track team; Basketball team; Varsity cheerleader. Ole Miss Cheerleading Camp. Baton Rouge Checrlcading Clinic; Beta Club; Press Club; FTA; Graduation usher; Pelican (Girls' State, first alternate; FFA sweetheart, Jeff-Davis Parish FFA sweetheart; Senior Activitites Jennings High Fair Queen representative; Homecoming Court, first maid; Jennings Miss American Teenager; Jeff-Davis Miss American Teenager; State Miss American Teenager, first runner-up; National Miss American Teenager, finalist; Miss Central Louisiana; Woman’s Literary Club Essay Contest finalist: JUS Sweetheart; Hook-keeping certificate; Cheerleading award: Northwestern Scholarship. SHELIA LEE JEFF-DAVIS HIGH: LIALO, biology , second place; Science and Math Club, secretary : Thespians: Chorus, girls' chorus, mixed chorus; Guidance Club, president; FIIA, president; Library Club; Drill team: HAWKEYE staff; Bayou Gills’ State, Good Citfeen Award; Early Admissions. Southern University. JENNINGS: Hep Squad; French Club; FBI.A; “The Mouse That Roared,” costume committee. BELINDA LEGEK KBLA; Safety Club; FFA sweetheart (third maid); Cheering and Marching squads; Chorus, mixed chorus. Christmas concert: Thespians; Vcrsr Choir; Powder Puff Games; Danceline; Backstage worker. LINDA LEGER FIIA, FBLA, Cheering squad. Verse Choir. BRENDA MARIE LEJEUNB FIIA, Library Club. JO ANN LEJEUNE Cheering and Marching squads; FII A; USL Literary Rally , business English, first place; Verse Choir; McNeese Scholarship; Business English Awanl. ROGER LEJEUNE FBLA; Interact; Chorus, District Chorus Clinic, Solo Festival, District Festival, State Festival: Band, District Marching Festival, District Festival, Six Flags Day, Solo Ensemble; Parish Day Government, tax assessor of the Nationalist Party ; “Most Talented”: Percussion in “Oklahoma ; Percussion and special effects in spring and Christmas concerts; Baccalaureate ensemble. SUSAN MACK Pep Squad: Cheering squad, drill sergeant; Marching squad, head drill sergeant; Powder Puff Games; French Club: Beta Club, secretary; FT A, historian, conventions for two years; Press Club, news editor: Thespians; Verse Choir; McNeese Speech Festival, one act play; “The Haunting of Hill House,” backstage: “Oklahoma,” backstage: Annual Staff, tennis, track, and golf editor: Basketball, two-year letlennan. Most Improved award; NEDT certificate, two years; District Literary Rally. English II, second. English III, fifth, English IV, second; State Literary Rally, English II, second, English III, third; Graduation usher: Pelican Girls'State alternate; Parish Day Government, police juror; French Foreign Language Festival, excellent; Volley hall: Merit’s Who’s Who among American High School Students: Who's Who finalist: Woman’s Literary Club Essay Contest finalist; English Award; Fifth in class average; Pep Squad awanl; La. Tech Scholarship; LSU Honor Awanl. BECKY McFARLAIN Pep Squad, Cheering squad; Marching squad, drill sergeant: FBLA; FIIA; 4-11, Achievement Day; Verse Choir: Library Club; Annual Staff; “Oklahoma,” make-up crew; Powder Puff Games; Jackson. Mississippi Twirling Festival; USL Twirling Festival. GEORGE MANUEL Golf; Thespians. FBLA; Interact: FT A; Verse Choir: Chorus, District chorus. State chorus: Parish Day Government school board member: “Oklahoma”; Sound backing for one act play at McNeese District Rally. TONY MANUEL FBLA. LEE MANUEL Football, two-year letlennan: Freshman basketball; Track, three-year lettennan: Freshman tennis; Freshman class vice-president; Safety Club: Key Club; “J” Club; Parish Day Government school board member. MICHAEL MANUEL FFA, “J Club, Football manager for three years. Interact. DAVID MEDUS Chorus, mixed chorus, McNeese Choni Festival, McNeese Solo Festival, superior and excellent ratings; State Chonis Festival in Lake Charles, State Chonis Festival in Monroe, Chorus Test at McNeese, State Chonis. Solo-Ensemble test at McNeese; Interact; Science Club; “The Crucible,” major role; “Meet Me in St. Louis.” backstage; McNeese Speech Festival, excellent in prepared speaking and interpretative reading; USL Literary Rally; Male Quartet, thin! place: McNeese Speech Festival, interpretative reading; National High School Awanl for Excellence. Thespians: Pirates of Penzance,” lead role; McNeese Regional Science Fair, honorable mention in mathematics; Beta Club: “H.M.S. Pinafore,” lead: “The Haunting of Hill House”: Intramural track; Louisiana Tech Summer Music Camps, Camper of the Day, First place in Camp Talent Contest, Outstanding Choral Member award. Camp Honor Council: Senior class business managrr; Student Council; Outstanding Teenager of America Award; Annual staff, businetw manager; Who's Who nominee; Honor Thespian; Parish Day Government; Best Actor; ('ivies certificate; Annua! Award. GAIL MILLER Pep Squad, parliamentarian; Marching squad: Cheering squad; Powder Puff Games: Physical fitne certificate; FIIA; FBLA: Library Club; Verse Choir; Chorus, Christmas concert: Annual Staff; Prr.« Club; 4-H; FFA sweetheart (second maid); Most Humorous”; The Mouse That Roared,” scenery crew. JAMES “VAL” MILLER FBLA; Interact; French Club; Young Citizens of Tomorrow, president; USL Literary Rally, civics, fifth; Parish Day Government, observer; Tennis, three-year lettennan. Baton Rouge State Rally, McNeese Playday, singles ami doubles winner; Mid-South High School Champion ip at Memphis, Tennessee, doubles runner-up; Sugar Bowl Tournament, Shreveport State Rally, mixed doubles; Regional Rally, mixed doubles winner. JERRY MILNER Freshman football, Freshman basketball. Interact Intramural track. PATTI MOORE Freshman basketball; Freshman cheerleader; 4-H, student council reprrsrntative, vicc-prrsident: Annual Staff; Pep Squad: Baton Rouge Cheerleader Clinic; B-tram basketball: Sophomoir class favorite; “Pirates of Penzance,” make-up, props, and advertising crews; “Meet Me in St. Louis,” make-up and props crews; Safety Club: Thespians; FT A; Junior class favorite; Volleyball team; Graduation usher; “H.M.S. Pinafore,” make-up and props crews; “The Haunting of Hill House,” make-up crew; Varsity basketball. All-Tournament (Midland), All-District (first team). Varsity head cheerleader; Chonis, State Chonis Festival: “Most Popular”; Homecoming Court, second maid; “The Mouse That Roared”; Oklahoma”: Parish Day Government; University of Mbtdssippi Cheerleader Camp; Cheerleading Award; Who's Who nominee; Queen of ’69 Prom. LINDA MURRAY FIIA. ROSA MYERS S.W.A.P. KARAN NICHOLS Cheering squad; Pep Squad mqjorettc; Library Club, secretary-treasurer; The. fians; Verse Choir; Annual Staff: Press Club: Parish Day Government: Football Sweetheart on Homecoming Court; French Club; USL Twirling Festival: Jackson. Mississippi Twirling Festival; Interact; Powder Puff Games; Danceline: Backstage for dramatic productions; Freshman l� asketball: Prettiest.' MARTA NORWIG Beta Club; Science Club; Young Citizens of Tomorrow; National Merit Test Finalist; Merit's Who's Who among American High School Seniors, Merit's Who's Who among Louisiana High School Seniors; Annual Staff, proofreader, seller, business manager; Outstanding American Teenager; LSU Alumni Federation Scholar. Thespians; Verse Choir; MeNeesc Speech Rally; Backstage work 5 Senior Activities and advertising for “The Diary of Anne Frank,” “Life with Father...flic Haunting of Hill House,” “Pirates of Penzance, II.M.S. Pinafore, Meet Me in St. Louis”; Woman's Literary Club Ksay Contest finalist: National Merit Award: American history certificate: nnual wanl. LINDA OLDS LSD Honor Award: FIIA, songlcadcr; Cheering squad: Marching squad. snare drummer, alternate flagbearer; Powder Puff Game; FT A: Pel a Chib; Pres Club, reporter, proofreader, typist: Verse Choir. McNeesc Speech Festival; Chorus. Freshman-sophomore girls' ensemble. Girls chorus. Mixed chorus. McNeesc District and State festivals. Vocal solo. McNccsr Vocal Solo Festival (ttiperior); Christmas and spring concerts; NKDT certificate; I SL Literary Kally. Home Kconomics I and II. FngJisli composition, fourtli; DSL Early Admissions Program: Intramural volleyball; Bookkeeping certificate, second place: Woman's Literary Club Essay Contest finalist: Typing II Award; Shorthand Award; DSL Scholardiip. DEBBIE PATTERSON FBLA; FHA; Library € Hub: Thespians, treasurer: Cheering squad; Marching «|tiad dnimmer: Verse Choir, Mc.Necse Speech Kally; Chorus. District Chorus festival. Stale Choms Festival, spring festival; Dramatic productions, backstage; “Oklahoma Annual Staff. JACKIE PELOQUIN Basketball lettennan: volleyball. McNeesc and DSL Playdays; Chorus, mixed and ensemble, McNeesc Music Festival, Slate Choms Festivals at Monroe and Baton Rouge. Pep Squad; Marching squad: Danceline: Press Club, advertising manager and news editor: “II.M.S. Pinafore”: Annual Staff: 4-11: Thespians; Library Club. MIKE PIZZOLATTO Verse Choir. McNeesc Speech Bally : One-act plays “I'm a Fool” and “The Lottery ,” excellent ratings in both: Interact, treasurer: Intramural basketball and volleyball: “II.M.S. Pinafore’’ and “Pirates of Penzance, scenery crews; “Meet Me in St. Louis” and “Haunting of Hill House. backstage and lights: Thespians; Pelican Boys' State alternate; FTA: Science Club, Science Fair; Pariah Day Government, delegate for police juror: Golf: Honor Thespian: Louisiana Slate Board of Education Scholarship participant. CHARLOTTE PRATHER FH A: Cheering and Marching squads. Pep Squad; FTA: Verse Choir. McNeesc Speech Bally; Beta Club: I SL Literary Bally, Ty ping I; Typing I Award, first; I slier for “Oklahoma. SUSAN PBECHT FHA; Pep Squad, Cheering and Marching squads. Powder Puff Games: FTA. secretary, president, stale convention: Beta Club: Annual Staff, co-editor, student council representative; LSD Leadership Conference; Student Council; NEDT certificate, two years; Crisco Award; Outstanding American Teenager: Graduated from the Presidential Classroom for Young Americans with honors; Graduation usher; “Beat Citizen'': Alumni Foundation and Wyly Scholarship from Louisiana Tech; Who’s Who finalist; DSL Literary Kally, Home Kconomics III, fifth place. Home Economics IV, first place: LSD Stale Bally: WOman's Literary Club Kway Contest, -cond place; 'Tenth ranked in class average: Home Economics Award; Annual Award; National High School Award for Excellence; FTA Award: Civics and world history certificates: Merit’s Who’s Who among Louisiana High School Seniors: Interviewed for William T. and Ethel Lewis Burton Scholarship; La. lech Scholarship. DAVID PDI.VFB GOBETTI: Annual Staff. Co-editor of school newspaper. 'Track manager. Intramural track and volleyball. Football. JENNINGS: Dll: Band, Honor Band. McNeesc Band Festival (exeellenI). Parish Band. McNeesc Marching Festival Band; The Mouse That Boa red. DONNA BACCA Pep Squad, majorette, cheering squad; Safety Council; FBLA; 4-11: Thespians, secretary; Verse Choir; USD Twirling Festival; Jackson, Mississippi Twirling Festival: Key Club sweetheart: Interact; Powder Puff Games; Dance line: Dramatic productions, backstage. 56 JANIE BACCA FIIA, treasurer; Press Club, exchange editor; Interact, scrapbook editor: Thespians, representative in Miss American Teenier Contest (tinailsl); Key Club sweetheart: Mardi Gras Queen; Verse Choir. McNeesc Speed) Bally: 4-11: Library Club: Annual Staff: Pep Squad; “Haunting of Hill House, business manager and advertising manager; “Mouse That Roared,’ business manager: “Oklahoma, ticket ami program manager. KEITH WAYNE BEED Freshman football, track and basketball; Varsity football, two-year Idtennan; Track; Basketball; Science Club; Beta Club; “J Club; Parish Day Government, voting delegate. A.B. RICHABD Football. Track, Parish Day Government. “J Club, Interact. JOEL RICIIKKT Basketball manager; Science Club, parliamentarian; 4-H; Key Club, student council representative, two conventions: Safety Club, president; Sophomore class president; Sophomore da favorite: Waiter at thcJr.-Sr. Banquet: Youth Center Board of Governors: Football; Junior class vice-president: “J Club, student council representative; Parish Day Government; “Most Popular.” BRENDA RUTLEDGE Co-editor of l%‘ BULLDOG’S GROWL; LSD Leadership Conference; NEDT certificate; Civic and American history certificates: DSL Literary Bally, Kndish I. office praetice, second place; Physical fitness certificate: Bookkeeping certificate (ranked second out of 62): FBLA. student council representative; Young Citizens of Tomorrow, reporter: Handed out programs at graduation; Outstanding American Teenager; Merit's Who's Who among American High School Seniors: Merit’s Who’s Who among Louisiana High School Seniors; Parish Day Government, reporter: Office Practice Award; Typing II Award: Annual Award; DAB Good Citizen Award; Banked third in class averages; Woman's Literary Club Essay Contest, first place; National High School Award for Excellence; LSU Honor Award; Mc.Necse State College Scholarship; Student Council: William T. and Ethel Lewis Burton Scholarship: Mrs. AlhaS. Ilcy wood Memorial 'Trophy Award. WESLEY SAYS Football: Track; Basketball; J Club; Key Club: Safely Club, vice-preadenl; Chorus, Chorus Clinie. Spring and Christmas concerts;“Oklahoma ; DSL Belay s: II.M.S. Pinafore.” VICKI SCOTT FIIA; 4-H; Christmas and spring concerts; Beta (Hub: Volleyball: Basketball: McNeesc Play and Speech Festival, A Certain Just Man ; “The Mouse That Roared, lead (Gloriana): Volleyball regional at St. Charles and |,ake Charles: Intramural track meet, first place in 220 yard dash; Best Actress; One-act play at Mc.Necse Speech Festival, first. FRANKIE SEGURA Freshman cheerleader; Freshman class favorite; 4-H, Achievement Day: Library Club; FTA; Beta Club; FBLA; Annual Staff; Pep Squad, Cheering squad. Majorette. Danceline. Powder Puff Games: USL Twirling Festival; Jackson. Mississippi Twirling Festival; Make-up, scenery , costume, advertising, and props committees for dramatic productions: Verse Choir, McNeesc Speech Bally; Thespians; Student Council: Safety Council, student council representative, Begional meet. J ACK SIIIRLEY Freshman claw favorite; Freshman basketball; Bcst All-Around’'; Oklahoma ; McNeesc Solo Festival, excellent; Parish Day Government, elected as district judge of parish; “J Club, secretary , trraairer; Key Club, vice-president; Track; Basketball, three-year letterman. Best Defensive Award, All-District (second team): Beta Club: Tennis, four-year lettennan. District champion for two years (boys' doubles); District runner-up (mixed doubles). Stale runner-up (mixed doubles). Stale semi-finalist (boys’ doubles); USL Playday champion (boys’ doubles); Sophomore class student council representative; FBLA, vice-president, FBLA Convention in current events; Outstanding Teenager of America; Senior class vice-president; Student Council, vice-president, president; Who's Who nominee; “I Dare You” Award: LSU Honor Award; National High School Award for Excellence. GARETH SIMMONS Senior Activities PHILIP TRAHAN Beta (Hub; Thespians. Honor Thespian; Three dramatic productions; Chorus, Mixed Chorus, District V Choral Festival, State Choral Festival, District V Honor Chorus, three musical productions; Science Club; French Club. KAREN SUE SMITH FTA, songleadcr; FBI.A; Thespians; Beta Club; Library Club; FHA; “H M.S. Pinafore”; Parish Day Government; McNeese State District Music Festival, Monroe and Baton Rouge State Music Festivals. WILLIAM SONNIER Beta Club; Interact; Thespians; Science Club; Debate Team, McNeese Debate Tournament; McNeese Speech Rally, extemporaneous speaking; USE Speech Rally, extemporaneous speaking; Intramural basketball, volleyball, and traek; Scenery crew for The Haunting of Hill House” and “H.M.S. Pinafore”; National Merit Exam Award; Rotary' Club scholarship; McNeese Scholarship. ANNSPURRY Pep Squad. Powder Puff Games; Press Club; French Club; Beta (Hub; Library Club; Thespians, vice-president Honor Thespian, Best Thespian Award; Rosa Hart A wan! for “Most Promising Actrew”; “Most Talented”; McNeese Speech Rallies, first in interpretative reading; USL Speech Rallies; State Rally; Verse CJioir; Varsity debate; Dramatic productions and operettas; Student director for “The Mouse That Roared”; USL Early Admissions Program; French production, student director; Mc-Necsc Play day; Backstage Award; McNeese Speech Festival, One-act play, first. GINGER STAGG Pep Squad, Cheering and Marching squads. Powder Puff Games; Verse Choir; Annual Staff; Press Club; Library Club; FHA; New Iberia Play day, individual golf; Chorus, Mixed chorus, Christmas and spring concerts. FRED STOLZLE USL Literary Rally, Algebra I and advanced mathematics; Speech Rally, one-act play (excellent); National Merit Award; Debate Team; McNeese Debate Tournament; Scenery crew for “H.M.S. Pinafore” and “Pirates of Penzance”; Thespians; Science Club; Beta Club; French (Hub; Interact; Pelican Boys’ State delegate; LSU Summer Science Training Project; McNeese Science Fair, second place; Northeastern Scholarship. CHARLESTAYLOR Science (Hub; Interact; FBLA; FTA; Tennis; Band, McNeese Marching Festival, McNeese Music Festival; Intramural volleyball. LYN THIBODEAUX FHA, hutorian; 4-H, State Livestock Show, District Livestock Shows; library Club, library convention. BOBBY TIMMONS Beta Chib; Thespians; Three dramatic productions; USL Literary Rally, general business, third place; Bookkeeping certificate. Football, Track, “J” (Tub. RONALD TRAHAN Football; Track; Intramural sports; Science (Hub; FBLA; Interact Interact convention. GLENNELLA VIDRINE Band, I.MEA Marching Festival, LMEA District V Music Festivals, l xiisiana State Band Festival, Astrodome “Band Day,” HemisFair trip. Six Flags trip. Buccaneer Festival in Corpus Christi, Monterrey, Mexico trip; Stage band, section leader; French (Tub, French production. KENNY WALL Football; Baskctbdl; Track; “J” Club; Key Club; Beta Chib; Thespians; USL Rally; USL Relays; Chorus, All-District Chores for two years. District V Honor (Tiorus; “H.M.S. Pinafore”; “Oklahoma.” ALANA WARD JEFF-DAVIS: Freshman class vice-president; Student Council, parliamentarian. Student Council conventions; Drill Squad; Chores; Sophomore class president; Library (Tub, president; Math Club; Guidance Club; HAWKEYE staff. JENNINGS: French (Hub, secretary; Mu Alpha Theta Conference at USL; USL Early A dm ks ions Program; Beta (Hub; Press Club; FTA; Annual Staff, chib editor; Marching squad; “The Mouse That Roared”; I sher for the French production; USL Literary Rally. French II; USL Foreign Language Festival, excellent; USL Career Day; Grambling College Merit certificate; Grambling College Merit Scholarship; USL Scholarship. D.ll. WILSON Interact; Thespians; Intramural basketball and volleyball; Chores, All-District Chorus, McNeese Music Festival. LSU State Music Festival, Monroe State Music Festival; “Oklahoma”; Science Club; Verse Choir; “Pirates of Penzance”; “Mouse That Roared,” backstage; Honor Thespian; Pelican Boys’ State alternate; McNeese Science Fair; Jennings High School Science Fair, thin! place; “H.M.S. Pinafore.” PENNY WILLIAMS Freshman class vice-president; Annual Staff; Beta Club; Press Chib, assistant editor and editor; Tennis; Basketball manager; Band, Second and third lieutenant. Section leader. Band Council, Drill Sergeant, HemisFair concert. University of Houston Band Day, Parisle Band, McNeese Concert Festival, State Concert Festival, Corpus Christi Buccaneer Concert Festival; Thespians, reporter; Senior class student council representative; Civics certificate; McNeese Literary Bally, extemporaneous speaking; USL Literary Rally, extemporaneous speaking; Debate Team, McNeese Debate Tournament; Senior class secretary'; “Most Likely to Succeed”; Who’s Who; Press (Hub Award; Band Award; Nicholls State College Scholarship. LYLE ROMERO Football statistician and reporter; Intramural track and basketball; Beta Club; USL Literary Rally, American history. 57 Juniors Selected The 1968-69 Junior class officers were Nina Bertrand, treasurer; dreg Marcantel, president; Elaine Uesliotel, secretary and (� ary (.ourrege, vice-president The student council representatives for the Junior class were Sidney Watson, Tom Precht Mike Briggs, and Buddy Bloch. Juniors 1969 58 Versatile Leaders Alice Jean Adams Patty Alexander Robert Ardoin Jackie Babineaux Peggy Baker Kathi Baronet Becky Benoit Wanda Benoit Nina Bertrand Preston Bertrand Butch Biessenberger Buddy Bloch Becky Boisture George Bonin Larry Borel Julie Boudreaux 59 Juniors Patricia Bratton Johnny Breaux Mike Briggs A. C. Broussard Billy Broussard Terry Broussard Janie BuUer Brian Caldwell Lee Carruth Tim Carte Harris Chaisson Robert Clark Paul ('.oats Joy Coleman Mona Comeaux John Conner Darlene Cooper Charlotte Cormier Lvelyn Cormier Ken Cormier 60 Numbered 186 Gary Courrege Donnie Daigle Harvey Daigle Connie Davis Elaine Deshotel Sue Mae Deshotel Janet Dickerson Carol Doueet James Doueet Phil Doueet Stanley Doueet Butch Duhon Byron Duhon David Dupont Denise Eastman Bill Eaulk Jimmy Fontenot Katherine Faye Fontenot Mike Fontenot Ronald Fontenot 61 Juniors Worked Late to Doug Foreman Pat Gann Mike Gary Louise Gillespie Carol Guidry Mona Guidry' Steve Guidry Sherrie Guillory' Johnny Guthrie Donald Hanks Gene Hanvy Sharron HarbLson Steve Havenar Annette Hebert Don Hebert Matt Hebert Roy Hebert Steve Hebert Juniors spent long hours working on their homecoming car with the theme “Rail 'Km.' Complete Homecoming Entry Susan HiJbun Ruth Husfcld Daniel Hylton Zula Ann J anise Leon Jardell Douglas J eanise Eric J eanise Hampton Johns Pam Jones Donna Kelley Dianne La Combe Mark Laird Scotty Landry Ronald LaSage Greggory Lcssigne Rayford LaVergne Nita LeBlane Rickey LeBlane 63 Juniors Were Eager to Ervin Lee Glenda LeGros Pat LeGros Rosie LeGros Brenda Ann Lcjeune Durlin Lejeune Mary Ann Ixmgman Darlene Lopez Elroy Lopez Judy McCoy Jean Mack Randy Manley David Manuel Jeanette Manuel Nancy Manuel Gregory Marcantel Valerie Marcantel Doug Miller Gerald Miller Glenn Miller 64 Become Seniors 70 Zachary Miller Mike Mire Cindy Mitchell Paul Moore Vicki Moore Edward Morvant I jura Morvant Mike Mouton Carol Myers Russell Myers Karla Nelson Katy Newman Ricki Pavlu Marsha Portie Judy Pousson Terry Prather Jill Precht Tom Precht Cynthia Pugh Martha Pulver 65 Juniors Became “Almost Seniors” David Quails Holland Randolph Maine Reed Sam Renner Tom Reynolds Vickey Richard Ray Roberie Debbie Roy Dennis Roy Charlotte St. Germain Donald Savoy John Savoy James Shell Carlos Silva David Scott Evelyn Settlemeyer Juniors who took the National Merit Test hoped to get a scholarship. 66 by Ordering Class Rings Freddie Skarke Dale Smith Terry Smith Jerry Sneed Terry Sneed Bernice Sonnier Kandy Sonnier Mike Spell Margaret Stelly Paula Stewart Frank Swier Marty Theriot Phyllis Thrasher Linda Touchet (� wenn Trahan Randy Tupper 67 Juniors Excelled in David Valdetero 1-arrv Vanya Tim Vanya Christine Vicknair Kathy Vincent Thomas Walker Bobby Waltrip Sidney Watson Bonnie W ilkinson Barry Williams Bonnie W illiams Mel Woods In Memoriam Daniel Lee Francois 68 1950-1968 Many Activities Tom Prccht and David Qualls concentrated on learning English literature in Mrs. Carter’s second hour class. Juniors worked hard making flowers to put on their homecoming car. Juniors found time to “relax” as well as to study. Here Brad Boyd, Mike Briggs, Johnny Savoy, and Cyrus Seilhan took a break before reporting to class. ABOVE: During Beta club initiation, Sidney Watson and Jean Mack told “Santa” Qualls what they wanted for Christmas. These juniors made flowers whieh were used to decorate the Immaculate Conception Hall for the Junior Senior barbeque. 69 Officers Were Elected Sophomore officere elected for 1968-69 were president, Dennis Clark; vice-president, Craig Ardoin; secretary, Pam Istre;and treasurer, Danny Landry. 70 Sophomore class student council officers were Paul Carruth and Marian McMillin. Sophomores Numbered 174 Kicky Abshire (Jordon Amy Denise Arcencaux Craig Ardoin Theresa Ardoin Tommy Ardoin John Armentor Cathy Babineaux Klaine Babineaux Bill Bailey Jane Baker Nancy Batey Charles Benoit Randy Benoit Dale Bergeaux Diane Bertrand Ronnie Billodeaux Patricia Borel Carol Bowers Brian Bowman Claire Bowman Brad Boyd David Broussard Diane Broussard Wayne Broussard 71 Varied Activities Were Brad Boyd discussed his biology experiment with Mis. Tietje while other students observed. Jerry Bmnt Pam Buller Sandy Caldwell Karen Campbell Paul Carruth Joan Carter Patsy Chaisson Angela Chapman Dennis Clark Carl Clement Cathy Clement Thomas Clement David Cloud Ramona Coleman Keith Coles Bonnie Comeaux Kathy Conner Wally Constant David Cormier 72 Engaged In By Sophomores Kicky Cormier Robert Cormier Charlotte Crader Keith Credeur Larry Cupper Fsthclla Daigle Laurie Daigle Michael Daigle Millard Daigle Valerie Dailey Mike Davy Matt Dees Annette Delome Marty DeShazo Glenn Doherty Marion Doherty Jimmy Doucet Trudy Doucet Tim Douget Terry Duhon Brenda Dupont Danny Kastman Lynette Kpperly Beverly Fontenot Clinda Fontenot Sophomores Showed Skills Karen Fontenot Bobby Fontenot Carolyn Ford Nancy Ford Ernest Fruge Carl Gary Austin Green Corice Guidry Kandy Guilbeaux John Guinn Debbie Hancock Mike Hanks Carrie Hanna Sam Hardy Jill Hebert Sandra Hebert Colette Heichelheim Maydel Hickman Pam Istre A.J.JardeU Andrew Jeanise Mike Kebodeaux Chuck Keeton Reginald Kober John Kuhnell 74 In Many Areas Wayne LaBouve J anise La Com he Andy Laidlaw Claudia Lamb Danny Landry Jodie Landry Carl Lantz Edmond Lopez Wade Lopez Gerald McCombs Mrs. Wilson introduced the second semester of Home Economics II—cooking. Marian McMillin Stone Mack Sidney Manuel Randy May Barbara Mayfield David Meredith Debbie Meredith Jerry Miller Johnnie Kaye Miller Kenneth Miller 75 The Sophomores Worked Liz Miller Priscilla Miller Wendell Miller Calvin Mire Polly Mire Farrell Mitchell Ronnie Mouton Flizabeth Myers Kathy Myers Sherry Myers Mona Newman Randy O'Brien Lynn Papillion Michael Papillion Marilyn Pepper Keith Perrin Kenneth Perry Terence Pete Peter Pizzolatto 76 Dennis Clark, Brian Bowman, Matt Dees, and Pam Istre put finishing niches on the sophomore class car. Diligently on Their Car Gail Prejean Anita Quebedeaux Charlie Quibodcaux Cissy Racca Gayle Ramour Richard Ray Doris Richard Jan Richert Debbie Reed Debbie Rider Doug Robert Forrest Robert Andrea Robinson Ricky Romero Carolyn Rowland Lynne Roy Vickie Roy Joyce Royer Ginger Rutledge Judy Rutledge Bonnie Says Jimmy Segura Judy Shell Jo Vita Shoats Robert Shuey 77 Soon They Would Lyn Simmons Frank Smith Rickie Sonnier Michael Stolzle BUI Taylor Susan Thrasher David Trahan Danny Tygrett Folk dancing was among the many activities engaged in by sophomore girls in physical educa- tion. HI nnHWM Johnny Vizina Tim West Cheryl Williams Mike Williams Phyllis Woodruff Becky Young Brenda Young Patsy Young 78 Become Juniors ABOVE: The identifying mark of the sophomore class was proudly displayed. ABOVE: Mike Stolzle tested a piece of scenery for the French department production. LEFT: The sophomores's homecoming entry carried the theme “Jam the Rams.” ABOVE: Early arrivals at school spent their time catching up on the latest news. 79 LEFT: Lynne Roy tried out her skills learned in speech. The Student Officers ABOVE: The Freshman officers were Charles DcLaCroix, president: Anne Savoy, vice-presklent; Jack McFarlain, treasurer; and Rhonda Martin, secretary. LEFT: Charles DeLaCroix and Rhonda Martin represented the freeman class on the student council. Represented the Freshmen Glenn Mlbritton Julie Andrus Debbie Arceneaux Janet Ardoin Patricia Ardoin Peter Ardoin Sherry Ardoin Lynn Armstrong Burl Aucoin Bobby Batey Mitzi Bealer Debbie Bendily Carl Benedict Bemadine Benoit Karen Berry George Bertrand Joan Bertrand Ronnie Bertrand Ginger Besemer Tommy Biessenbcrger Myra Blackwell Richard Bordelon Betty Borill Timmy Boudreaux Hank Bourque Sheila Bourque Ronnie Bradley Clifton Breaux Medley Breaux Peggy Breaux Sherell Breaux Carl Broussard Doris Broussard Elizabeth Broussard Erwin Broussard 81 The Freshmen Martha Broussard Paula Broussard Don Brown Robbie Bujol Richard Campbell Anita Capdcville Ted Cassidy I ee Caswell Carlton Clement Kay Conner Karen Comeaux Curtis Cormier John Cormier Paul Courrege Charlotte Daigle Darrell Daigle Donna Daigle Karl Daigle Kurt Daigle Darla Dasch Randy Davis Floyd Davy Charles DcLaCroix Frances Dennis Judy Dennis Nelson Dcshotcl Mary DeVall Stella DeVall Susanne Dickerson Ix is Doucet Thomas Doucet Mary Doyle Garrette Duhon Peter Dupree Carroll Dunn 82 Set Their Goals High Elaine Kastman Denise Faulk Mona Fontenot Roger Fontenot Sharon Fontenot Debbie Frey Danny Fruge Renee Fruge Charlene Gary Michael Gary Debbie Gott Ricky Granger Kevin Green Lynette Green Susan Guidry Barbara Guillory Nadine Guillory Sonya Gunnell Bennett Hanks Suzanne Harbison Carolyn Hebert Cathy Hebert Mona Hebert Sharon Hebert Danny Hilbun Lanya Hine Karol Holston Paul Hormell Elinor Istre Mark Jeffries Joe Johnson Colleen Kennedy-Shelly Kober Randy LaBouve Michael LaCombe 83 The Freshmen Entered Debbie Landry Mary Landry I awton Langley Jo Ann LaSage Carol LaVergne Patsy LeBlanc Karen LeDoux Jerolyn Lee Jackie Leger Christine Leger Tommy Leger Beverly LeGros Earline Lejeune Henry Lejeune Robert Lejeune Ricky Longman Jackie Lopez Peggy Lopez Wayne Lopez Joy Manley Ricky Manuel Ellen Martin Rhonda Martin Glenn Matte Carolyn May Jack McFarl'ain 84 Mike McFarland Ricky McLean With Good Spirit Paul Medus Tony Menard Carletta Miller Kenneth Miller Robert Moore Denise Myers Cleveland Myers Rita Myers John Nash Sharon Newman Sandra Patterson Thelma Penland Emily Phillips Caroi Pickett Susan Pirozzolo Jonny Sue Portie Tommy Prejean Sherrie Pugh A. L. Reed Kenny Reed David Reynolds Steve Richard Rickie Robert Greg Ross 85 The Freshmen Keith Hoy I-aura Royer Anne Savoy Debbie Schwartz Cynthia Seagraves Patti Segura Karen Shell Mary Jane Shull Mark Simar Flora Simon Kathryn Sittig Linda Skarke Jimmy Smith John Smith Jacqueline Sonnier Ricky Stagg Karen Stock well David Stolzle John St. Ores Way land Stutes Helen Tate Brad Thibodeaux Debbie Thibodeaux Luther Thibodeaux Judy Tipton Charles Touchet Francis Touchet Paul Touchet D le Trahan John Trahan Sherry Trahan Lynn Vidrine Skipper Walker Glenn Watson Brenda Wiegand 86 Looked Ahead Charlie Williams ABOVE: Freshman chceHeaders leading the Junior Varsity Bulldogs on to victory were Anne Savoy, Patti Segura, Rhonda Martin, Jackie Legcr, Mary Jane Shultz, and Kay Conner (head cheerleader). ABOVE: Towards the end of the year, Danny llilbun, along with many other freshmen, cleaned out his locker. 87 BIGHT: Freshmen displayed their ability as they proudly capped second place on their car during homecoming week. H@g Favori tes harles ' 1 Most Humorous Gail Miller and Steve Boyd ’IuTj! L, Friendliest Freida Daigle and Chris Johnson . Most Popular Patti Moore and Joel Richert Most Likely W to Succeed Penny Williams jfi 1 and Wk. Patrick AI Herrington | « Susan Precht and _ . Billy Duncan ' ; ‘ tv - . V ‘7' '‘ . ■ vT, Junior Favori tes Vicki Moore, Glenda LeGros David Qualls, I John Savoy Sophomore1 Favori tes Kathy Conner, Jill Hebert Jimmy Segura, Dennis Clark Freshman Favorites Anna Savoy, Paul Mona Hebert, Medus Timmy JBoudreaux Organizati ons Student Council Led ABOVE: Student council members were Martha Hoag, Kiionda Martin, Sidney Watson, Jack McFarlain, Brenda Rutledge, Marian Me Mill in. Penny Williams, Mary Jane Shultz, Mrs. Marguerite Clifford, sponsor; Gaynell Comeaux, Susan Precht, Jennifer Green, Vickie Hebert, Mr. V.E. Craig, sponsor; Frankie Segura, Jessie Kelley, Kicky Hebert, Paul Carruth, Dane Mine, Billy Broussard, Charlie DeLaCroix, Joel Richert, Mike Briggs, Tom Precht, Buddy Bloch, Billy Duncan, Patrick Herrington, David Medus, John Savoy, and Jack Shirley. ABOVE: Gaynell Comeaux, student council member, guided Mrs. Lou Gaudct and Mrs. Ix uis E. Shirley, Jr. during Parent Visitation Night 106 Sponsoring the student council were Mrs. Marguerite Clifford and Mr. V.E. Craig. Student Activities ABOVE: Student council members, along with the help of various clubs, provided for decorations at Christmas. RIGHT: Mary Jane Shultz, student council member, gave directions to Mrs. R.A. Berry during Parent Visitation Night. BELOW: One of the many jobs of the student council was decorating the bulletin board with die theme of die month. W dbca® K� � -1 ABOVE: Student council officers were Martha Hoag, secretary; Vickie Hebert, vice-president; Billy Duncan, treasurer; and Sidney Watson, chaplain. NOT SHOWN: Jack Shirley, president ABOVE: Student council members Jennifer Green, Jessie Kelley, and Gaynell Comeaux were in charge of the bulletin board throughout the year. 107 Beta Club Promoted ABOVE: Senior members of the Beta Club were David Medus, Karen Smith, Rhonda Holston, Sheila Aguillard, Penny Williams, Jessie Kelley, Mrs. Marjorie Keeth, sponsor; Cindy Lee, Cynthia Johns, Billy Sonnier, Susan Precht, Ricky Hebert, Denise DeLaCroix, Billy Duncan, Vickie Hebert, Carcth Simmons, Maxwell Laidlaw, Robby Timmons, Charleen Kastman, JoAnn Lejeune, Shelia Fontenot, Martha Hoag, Jennifer Green, CayncU Comeaux, Linda Olds, Janice Doherty, Nancy Home, Marta Norwig, Artie Berry, Jack Shirley, Patrick Herrington, Jimmy Brandcy, Susan Mack, Alana Ward, and Ami Spurry. ABOVE: Junior members of the Beta Club were Darlene Cooper, Jean Mack, Steve llavenar, Greg Marcantel, Julie Boudreaux, Sidney Watson, Kathy Vincent, David Qualls, Alice Jean Adams, Gary Courrege, Phil Doucet, Evelyn Settlemyer, Charlotte Cormier, Doug Miller, Elaine DcshoteL John Conner, Nina Bertrand, Margaret Stclly, Becky Boisture, Sherrie Guillory, Kathi Baronet, Sharron Ilarbison, Buddy Blotii, Phyllis Thrasher, John Savoy, Donald Savoy, Paul Coats, David Scott, and Zachary Miller. 108 Service and Leadership ABOVE: leading the Beta Club were officers Artie Berry, president: Martha Hoag, chaplain; Vickie Hebert, vice-president; Patrick Herrington, treasurer; and Kicky Hebert, student council representative. NOT SHOWN: Susan Mack, secretary. ABOVE: “Bug ’Em” was the theme for the Beta Club’s homecoming car entry. LEFT: Students with a “B” average were invited to join Beta (dub during the year. RIGHT: During initiation, Steve Havenar taught Shelia Fontenot the four comers dance. 109 Key Club Symbolized Members of the 1968-69 Key (Hub were Mike Williams, Huey Daigle, Tom Freeht, Steve llavenar, Mike Briggs, Kenny Wall, Joel Richert, Chris Johnson, John Savoy, Jill Hebert, Kathi Baronet and Theresa Richert sweethearts'. Danny Landry, Jimmy Segura, Artie Bern', Donnie Daigle, Ricky Hebert Wesley Says, Frank Smith, Brent Heichelheim, Coach Jack Martin, sponsor; Jack Shirley, David Qualls, Dwayne Thrasher, Cyrus Scilhan, Billy Broussard, Billy Duncan, and Ijee Manuel. ABOVE: Key Clubber Tom Precht assisted Coach Cormier at a basketball game as Key Clubber Wesley Says arrived to support the team. ABOVE: During a “grudge” game with the Notre Dame Key Club, J.II.S. Key Clubber Tom Precht drove in for a quick two points as Joel Richert came to assist. 110 Service to School and Community ABOVE: Officers of the Key Club were Joel Richert, student council representative; Artie Berry, treasurer; Chris Johnson, secretary; Jack Shirley, vice-president; and Billy Duncan, president ABOVE: At the skating rink party sponsored by the Key Club, Huey Daigle, Shelton Hunt, Chris Johnson, and Harvey Daigle displayed their talents in skating. ABOVE: Key Clubbers, Joel Richert and Billy Duncan, assisted Claire Bowman and David Qualls at the skating party. Ill Future Homemakers of America ABOVE: Senior members of the EH A were Carol Abel, Thelma Broussard, Bonnie Broussard, Theresa Richcrt, Sharleen Johns, Debbie Hebert, Susan Brecht, Mrs. Ami Belair, sponsor: Karli Dees, Mary Beth Pickett Janie Ellisor, Gaynell Comeaux, Ginger Stagg, Gail Miller, and Dorothy Cormier. Other FHA members were Mrs. James Wilson, sponsor; Mrs. Marguerite Clifford, sponsor; Komona Coleman, Brenda Young, Pam Istre, Ginger Rutledge, Elaine Deshotel, Sue Mae Deshotel, Ruth Husfeld, Julie Boudreaux, Andrea Robinson, Barbara Mayfield, Anita Capdeville, Johnnie Rayc Miller, Diane Bertrand. Becky Young, Mona Newman, JoVita Shoats, Cindy Mitchell, EsteDa Daigle, Carrie Hanna, Janice LaComb, Jill Hebert, Debbie Tuthill, Polly Mire, Karen Campbell, Elizabeth Myers, Carol Bowers, Jane Baker, Caroly n Rowland, Marilyn Pepper, Kathy Cornier, Debbie Rider, Debbie Reed, Sherrie Guillory, Peggy Baker, Evelyn Cormier, Katy Newman, lAxiise Gillespie, Dale Smith, Nina Bertrand, Patty Alexander, Marsha Portie, and Brenda Lejeune. 112 Moved “Toward New Horizons” ABOVE: FHA officers were Bonnie Broussard, parliamentarian: Elaine Deshotel, president; Nina Bertrand, vice-president; Jill Hebert, photographer; Gaynell Comeaux, student council representative; Kathy Conner, reporter; and Barbara Mayfield; historian. NOT SHOWN: Dorothy Cormier, secretary; Janie Racca, treasurer; and Linda Olds, songleader. ABOVE: The home economics department took the opportunity to make this fair booth at the annual Jefferson Davis Parish Fair. ABOVE: President Elaine Deshotel welcomed the new FHA mem hers. ABOVE: Freshman members were Debbie Schwartz, Cathy Hebert, Patti Segura, Lanya lline, Jackie Lcgcr, Kathryn Sittig, Rhonda Martin, Patricia Ardoin, Medley Breaux, Karen LcDoux, Daria Dasch, Karol IIolston, Jackie Lopez, Jonny Sue Portic, Nadine Guillory, Jerolyn l e, Kay Conner, Brenda Wiegand, Mary Dev all, Denise Faulk, Carol Pickett, Peggy Breaux, Carolyn May, Lynette Green, Karen Comeaux, Joan Bertrand, Sharon Hebert, Donna Daigle, Sonya Gunnell, Mona Hebert, Elinor Istre, Emily Phillips, Barbara Guillory, Helen Tate, Frances Ann Dennis, Debbie Bendily, Stella Dev all, Karen Shell, Ellen Martin, Sherrie Pugh, Ginger Besemer, Sherry Trahan, and Elizabeth Broussard. 113 FFA Stimulated ABOVE: The officers of the FFA were Brent Heichelheim, sentinel; Glenn Fontenot, treasurer; A.J. Jardcll, second vice-president; Bonald Fontenot, secretary; Sam Kenner, reporter; J.W. Gotrcaux, vice-president; and Harry Davis, president NOT SHOWN: Dennis Roy, chaplain. ABOVE: FFA President Hairy Davis carefully studied the old and new buaness before the opening of the club meeting. 114 Aggressive Agricultural Leadership ABOVE: Mr. M.E. Blanchard, club sponsor, instructed the members while they made the FFA fair booth. ABOVE: Mr. Paul Jackson, director of the Wildlife Conservation in the Jennings area, spoke to the FFA members at a club meeting. 115 FTA Members Attended KTA,fncmbcni Mre Laurence Bruchhaus, sponsor; Elaine Deshotel, Debbie Hebert, Patti Moore, Denise DcLaCroix, icki Moore, (.indy Lee, Sidney Watson, Martha Hoag, Jill Preeht. Mrs. M.E. Blanchard, sponsor; Becky Benoit. Alana Ward Ricky LeBlanc, Sheba Fontenot, Susan Mack, Glenda LeCros, Jean Mack, Gary Courage, Banry Williams, Mike Mire. Darlene Cooper Nina Bertrand Charlotte Prather, Debra Sharieen Johns, Mike Pizzolatto, Mike Taylor, Geoigc Manuel, Sheila AguUlard, Susan Preeht Peggy Baker. Julie Boudreaux, Mona Guidry, Greg Marcantcl, Mary Broussard, Kathleen Camith, Nancy Home, Frankie Segura Karen Smith, Jessie Kelley, Becky Boisturc, Margaret SteUy, Karii Decs, Huey Daigle, Alice Jean Adams, Angela Doucet, Diana Donnell. Sherrie Guillory. Ruth Husfeld, Zachary Miller. Janice Doherty, Donald Savoy. Linda Olds, Terry Gaudct. Billy Duncan Gwcnn Trahan, and Claire Bowman. ’ ABOVE: Leading the FTA were officers Susan Preeht, president; Alice Jean Adams, secretary; Greg Marcantcl, vice-president; Sheila Aguillard, treasurer; Karen Smith, songleader; and Nina Bertrand, reporter. NOT SHOWN: Susan Mack, historian; and Martha Hoag, student council representative. 116 the State Convention ABOVE: FT A president Susan Precht, presided over the club meeting. ABOVE: Attending the FT A State Convention in Baton Rouge were Jean Mack, Janice Doherty, Susan Precht Huey Daigle, Jill Precht Susan Mack, Greg Marcantel, Glenda LeGros, Miss Cindy DeValt and Mr. V.E. Craig. LEFT: Marta Norwig, Janice Doherty, Susan Mack, Mary Broussard, and Nancy Home made flowers for the FT A homecoming car. BELOW: Mrs. Blanchard, club sponsor; Janice Doherty, and Mike Taylor added die final touches to the FTA homecoming car. 117 FBLA Created Interest In ABOVE: FBLA members were Brenda Rutledge, Dorothy Cormier, Faye Fontenot Connie Guidry, Freida Daigle, Martha Cormier, Dennise Myers, Mr. Antoine Valdetero, sponsor; Gail Miller, Vicki Moore, Mike Taylor, Karen Smith, Sheila Aguillard, Shelia Fontenot Wanda Clement Becky McFaiiain, Tony Manuel, Mike Briggs, Val Miller, Jessie Kelley, Mark Laird, Steve llavenar, Huey Daigle. Mike Min , Ronald Trahan, Ervin Lee, Greg Cooper, J.W. Gotreaux, Dwayne Thrasher, Billy Broussard, David Qualls, Donnie Daigle, George Manuel, Mickey Frcyou, and Roger Lejcune. ABOVE: The FBLA officers were Patrick Herrington, president; Brenda Rutledge, student council representative; Gaynell Comeaux, treasurer; Jessie Kelley, secretary; Jennifer Green, reporter; and Jack Shirley, vice-president 118 Competent Business Leadership ABOVE: Other members of the FBLA were Rhonda Hokton, Mona Comeaux, Shaiieen Johns, Jill Precht, Donna Racca, Cathy Abel, Patricia Ardoin, Mrs. John L. Conner, sponsor; Bonnie Broussard, Theresa Richert, Diana Donnell, Patty Alexander, Krista Breaux, Jennifer Green, Peggy Baker, Debbie Patterson, Mrs. Bobbie L. Morgan, sponsor; Gayncll Comeaux, Frankie Segura, Buddy Bloch, Cynthia Pugh, Valerie Marcantel, Sherrie Guillory, Hampton Johns, Cyrus Seilhan, Terence Pete, Jack Shirley, Steve Boyd, Patrick Herrington, Wayne (Jualls, Sharron Harbison, and Holland Randolph. LEFT: Hard-working members of the FBLA made flowers for their Homecoming entry. BELOW: “Rams, Breakfast of Champions,” was the theme for the FBLA Homecoming car. LEFT: Mr. Valdetero, FBLA co-sponsor, showed filmstrips on preparing for jobs in the future. Press Club Produced ABOVE: Press Club members were Debbie Hebert, Penny Williams, Jackie Peloquin, Becky Boisture, Jeanic Adams, Susan Mack, John Conner, Miss Cindy DcVall, sponsor; Alana Ward, Vickey Richard, Pam Jones, Jean Mack, Glenda LeGros, Charlotte Cormier, Emma Butson. Sue Newman. Cindy Lee, Denise DeLaCroix, Nancy Manuel, Vickie Hebert, Karen Nichols, Kathi Baronet, Gail Miller. Ginger Stagg, Dane Mine. Jane Kllisor. Janet Caliill, Lirula Olds, Claire Bowman, David Medus, and Gwenn Trahan. 120 ABOVE: Press Club officers were John Conner, assistant editor: Darlene Cooper, secretary; Pam lstre, girls' sports editor; Lyn Simmons, assistant circulation manager; Penny Williams, editor and student council representative; Carolyn Ford, advertising manager; Becky Boisture, business manager, Sidney Watson, business manager; Susan Mack, news editor; Jackie Peloquin, club editor; Mona Guidry, circulation manager; and Janie Racca, exchange editor. the School’s Newspaper ABOVE: Other members were Doug Robert, Mary Jane Shultz, Karen Stockwell, Sandra Patterson, Carolyn Hebert, Pam Istrr, Ginger Rutledge, Marion Doherty, Carolyn Ford, Marian MeMillin, Cathy Hebert, Carrie Hanna, Rhonda Martin, Jill Hebert, Bonnie Says, Mona Hebert, Marsha Portie, Louise Gillespie, Annette Hebert, Mona Guidry, Sidney Watson, Darlene Cooper, Judy Tipton, Lynette Epperiy, Debbie Reed, Evelyn Settlemyer, Karol Holston, Karen Berry, Debbie Bendily, and Jackie Leger. ABOVE: Press Club editor Penny Williams assigned artic les to the club members at each meeting. ABOVE: Miss DeVall, Press (dub sponsor, assisted the club throughout the year. 121 Annual Staff Sponsored ABOVE: The members of the 1968-69 annual staff were Sheila Aguillard, business manager; Janice Doherty, faculty editor; Valerie Marcantcl, freshman class editor; Kathleen Carruth, sophomore class editor; Charleen Eastman, index manager; Jennifer Green, club editor: Alan a Ward, club editor; Mona Guidry, junior class editor; Marta Norwig, business manager; David Medus. business manager; Susan Prccht co-editor; John Conner, photographer; Brenda Rutledge, creditor; and Patrick Herrington, sports writer. ABOVE: Business manager, Sheila Aguillard, received money for the extra page from a piggy bank. ABOVE: Staff workers, Janice Doherty, Charleen Eastman, and Alana Ward made posters advertising the annual drive. RIGHT: Mr. Bill Bobo gave instructions to the animal staff on how to make a good annual. 122 Miss American Teen-ager Pageant ABOVE: The top three contestants for the Miss American Teen-ager Pageant were Maltha Hoag, first runner-up; Christine Vicknair, Miss American Teen-ager; and Phylis Thrasher, second runner-up. ABOVE: Other staff members were Bonnie Broussard, senior class editor; Mrs. James Carter, sponsor; Paul Moore, proofreader; and Susan Mack, sports editor. ABOVE: Mr. L.A. Moore, sponsor, advised ad sellers Ginger Rutledge, Vicki Moore, Debbie Hebert, Sidney Watson, Zack Miller, Charlotte Cormier, and Linda Olds on points to remember in selling ads. ABOVE: Alana Ward removed posters at the close of tlu annual drive. ABOVE: Mr. Frank Bruton aided the annual staff by taking many class and group pictures. 123 Thespians Encouraged ABOVE: Thespian members were Penny Williams, Dorothy Cormier, Denise DeLaCroix, Rhonda Holston, Jackie Peloquin, Donna Racca, Charlotte Cormier, Diane Doherty, Sidney Watson, Mr. Roy LaPoint, sponsor; Aim Spurry, Annette Hebert, Carol Bowers, Vickie Hebert, Debbie Patterson, Bonnie Broussard, Mary Beth Pickett, Julie Boudreaux, Mike Pizzolatto, Carol Myers, Frederick Stolzle, Evelyn Settlemyer, Mickey BiDodeaux, Frankie Segura, Karen Nichols, Harvey Daigle, Karen Smith, Greg Marcantel, Mike Simar, Becky Boisture, George Manuel, Jessie Kelley, Jimmy Brantley, Gareth Simmons, Bobby Timmons, Alice Jean Adams, Billy Sonnier, Dane Hine, David Medus, Marta Norwig, Karla Nelson, Janice Doherty, David Wilson, Donald Savoy, Zachary Miller, Billy Duncan, Eric Jeanise, Chris Johnson, Mel Woods, and Phil Doucet ABOVE: Thespian officers were Ami Spurry, vice-president; Rhonda Holston, president; Dane Hine, student council representative; Penny Williams, clerk; Debbie Patterson, treasurer; and Donna Racca, secretary. ABOVE: Thespian members, Barry Williams and Zachary Miller, worked backstage during many of the productions. 124 LEFT: Phil Doucet, Don Hebert, and I,ee Caswell entertained Thespian members. Participation in Dramatics ABOVE: Vicki Scott, who portrayed Oloriana, discussed the economic problems of Crand Fenwick with Donald Savoy, Count Ben ter. ABOVE: Tully Bdscom, portrayed by David Medus, gave orders for the preparation of war in “The Mouse That Roared.” ABOVE: Mr. LaPoint, dub sponsor, and Thespian members discussed arrangements for the production. LEFT: Tully Bascom informed die Americans that they were prisoners of war. BELOW: Thespian members, Zachary Miller and Jeannie Adams, made decorations for the Thespian homecoming car. 4-H Members Won Many Honors ABOVE: 4-H membership included Dorothy Cormier, Patti Segura, Diane Bertrand. Elaine Deshotcl, Brenda Young, Carolyn Rowland, Karen LeDoux, Debbie Roy, Faye Fontenot Susan Thrasher,-Judy McCoy, Margaret Stefly, Becky Young, Ricky Granger, Mary Beth Pickett, Karen Fontenot Mr. Ellis Ixmnand, sponsor; PhyDis Thrasher, Lanya Mine, Brad Thibodeaux, Henry Lejeunc, Mike McFarlain, Lynne Roy, Gregory Marcantel, Ricky McLean, Scotty Landry, Dale Smith, Anne Savoy, Colette Heichelheim, Martlia PuJvcr, Julie Boudreaux, Jackie Babineaux, Patti Moore, Cyrus Seilhan, Vicki Moore, Kirt Daigle, Randy Davis, Dane Hine, Randy LaBouve, Karl Daigk , Teddy Cassidy, Freddie Skarke, Paul Moore, J.W. Gotreaux, Billy Broussard, Dwayne Thrasher, Brent Heichelheim and Ricky Hebert ABOVE: Members of 4-H depended on officers Scotty Landry, treasurer; Elaine Deshotel, vice-president; Dorothy Cormier, secretary; Margaret Stelly, reporter; and Gregory Marcantel, president; for their superb leadership qualities. RIGHT: Nina Bertrand and Elaine Deshotel, along with other 4-H members, worked hard at making an attractive fair booth display. ABOVE,: After the 4-H meeting was over, the members chatted until the dismissal bell rang. 126 at Parish Achievement Day ABOVE: 4-H member, Paul Moore, posed after being presented the Parish Electricity Award. ABOVE: Gregory Marcantel received the Co- Operative Speech Award, a $25.00 United States Savings Bond. ABOVE: Elaine Dcshotel and Gregory Marcantel accepted the First Place plaque for the J.H.S. 4-11 club. ABOVE: Jennings High School winners at Achievement Day were Paul Moore, Boys' Achievement winner; Elaine Deshotel, Girls’ General Achievement Award; and Gregory Marcantel, First Place Club Award. 127 French Club Gave Baskets to the ABOVE: French Club consisted of Komona Coleman, Glenda LeGros, Jill Precht, Becky Benoit, Karen Nichols, Karli Dees, Connie Davis, Susan Mack, Charleen Kastman, Nancy Home, Jackie Babineaux, Glennclla Vidrinc, Ruth Husfeld, Ann Spurry, Alana Ward, Mrs. Anna Guillory, sponsor; Gene Hanvy, Roy Hebert, Jimmy Segura, Michael Stolzle, James Hanvy, Butch Duhon, and Barry Williams. -� ABOVE: Presiding over the French Club were Gene Hanvy, vice-president; Karli Dees, sweetheart; James Hanvy, president; Glenda LeGros, treasurer; Barry Williams, sergeant-at-arms; Jill Precht, reporter; Patrick Herrington, student council representative; and Alana Ward, secretary. mrrm erwrEmnm?n ABOVE: Many long hours were spent preparing a car for the homecoming parade. 128 RIGHT: Mrs. Guillory and James Hanvy presented fmit to the occupants at the area nursing home. Needy Children during Easter Holidays ABOVE: Ruth Husfeld (LA FEMME) scolded James Hanvy (J ACQUINOT) in the play LE CUVIER. LEFT: Jimmy Segura (LEJEUNE GARCON) and Karli Dees (LAJEUNE FILLE) gave their orders to Gregory M arc an tel (LEGARCON). ABOVE: At dress rehearsal, Roy Hebert (LE JUGE)listened to Gregory Marcantcl (M. Fillard) while Gaynell Comeaux portrayed the clerk reporter. BELOW: Marty Theriot entertained the audience with “Good Ole Cajun Jokes. RIGHT: Cynthia Johns (Mmc. Rcnard) awaited the decision of the judge, while Shelley Badeaux and Butch Duhon were members of the jury. LEFT: Judy Pousson, Rayford LaVergne, Laura Morvant, Freddie Brunt, and Glcnnella Vidrine performed the “Cgjun Two-Step at the first French Club production. Young Citizens of Tomorrow ABOVE: Congressman Edwin Edwards presented a United States flag to YCT president, Val Miller, as a gift to the school while president of the student council. Jack Shirley, looked on. 130 ABOVE: YCT members were Diane Bertrand, Chuck Keeton, Ginger Rutledge, Marian McMillin, Carol Myers, Pam Istre, Debbie Reed, Carrie Hanna, Barbara Mayfield, Elizabeth Myers, Sidney Watson, Mr. Jack Adcock, sponsor; Brenda Rutledge, Sandra Patterson, Rhonda Martin, Lynne Roy, Bam Williams, Debbie Hancock, Val Miller, Sandy Caldwell, Polly Mire, Mary Jane Shultz, Romona Coleman, Nancy Ford, Debbie Rider, Marta Norwig, and Thelma Broussaid. Stimulated the Improvement of Citizenship ABOVE: Officers of YCT were Sandy Caldwell, treasurer; Barry Williams, vice-president; and Brenda Rutledge, reporter. NOT SHOWN: Val Miller, president; Sidney Watson, secretary; and Mary Jane Shultz, student council representative. ABOVE: District Judge Minos D. Miller posed for a picture after a session with YCT members. LEFT: Members listened attentively to all club business. LEFT: President Val Miller and Vice-President Barry Williams carefully considered all suggestions made by club members. 131 BELOW: Members of YCT enjoyed being lectured to by District Judge Miller at the new Parish Courthouse. Interact Welcomed Girl Members ABOVE: Interact members were Donna Racca, Kathy Conner, Mona Guidry, Vicki Moore, Rhonda Holston, Phyllis Thrasher, Christine Vieknair, Susan Thrasher, Penny Williams, Randy Sonnier, Barry Williams, Scotty Landry , Karen Nichols. Gregory Marcantel, Charles Keeton, Mike Pizzolatto, Mike Taylor, Ronald Trahan, Michael Stolzlc, Gary Courrege, Roger Lejeune, Val Miller, Mike Simar, Frederick Stolzle, Billy Sonnier, Bobby Landry, Mickey Billodcaux George Manuel, Ervin Lee, David Wilson, Donald Savoy, Jimmy Brantley, Patrick Herrington, Tim Briggs, Mickey Freyou, Jerry Milner, David Medus, Terry Gaudet, and John Conner. LEFT: The Interact successfully built the Santa Claus float for Hie Christmas parade. RIGHT: Donna Racca reluctantly ate a persimmon during Interact initiation. 132 Officers of the Interact Club were Jimmy Brantley, president; Patrick Herrington, vice-president; and Tim Briggs, student council representative. Safety Council Sent Delegates to Convention ABOVE: Members of the Safety Council were Nancy Manuel, Jill Hebert, Susan Thrasher. Barry Williams, Mary Beth Pickett, Julie Boudreaux, Marian McMillin, Vicki Moore, Jan Richert, Emma Butson, Bonnie Broussard, Theresa Richcrt, Tom Prccht, Lynne Roy, Joel Richert, Jessie Kelley, Patti Moore, Denise DcLaCroix, Sidney Watson, Huey Daigle, Steve Havenar, Mike Briggs, Chris Johnson, Cyrus Seilhan, W'eslcy Says, Frank Smith, Frankie Segura, Donna Racca, Buddy Bloch. Donnie Daigle, Brad Boyd, Billy Broussard, John Savoy, Billy Duncan, Mr. Donald Kennedy, sponsor; Steve Boyd, Zack Miller, Dennis Clark, Lee Manuel, and Jimmy Segura. ABOVE: President Joel Richcrt consulted the sponsor. Mr. Kennedy, before the club meeting opened. LEFT: Denise DcLaCroix efficiently kept all of the club's minutes as the president presided over the meetings. ABOVE: Safety Council officers were Denise DeLaCroix, secretary; Frankie Segura, student council representative; Joel Richcrt, president; Zack Miller, reporter; and Wesley Says, vice-president NOT SHOWN: Billy Broussard, treasurer. 133 Senior Officers Led J-Club Successfully AIU) F. Members of J-Club were Doug Robert, Gary Courrege. Keith Reed, Brent Heichelheim, Ricky Hebert. Kenny Wall, Joel RicherU Huey Daigle, Gregory Marcantel, Patrick Herrington, J.W. Gotreaux, Artie Bern-, Frank Smith, Wesley Says, Cyrus Seilhan, John Savoy, Freddie Skarke, Ricki Pavlu, Pat Gann. PhUip Trahan, Tom Precht, Perry Gaudet, Billy Duncan, Ronnie Williams, Mel woods, John Howard. Jack Shirley, David Qualls, Brad Boyd, Chris Johnson, Lee Manuel, Billy Broussard, and Steve Havenar. J-Club officers were Jack Shirley, secretary; Ricky Hebert, captain; and Patrick Herrington, treasurer. 134 Library Club Encouraged More Reading ABOVE: Junior and senior members of Library Club were Gayncll Comeaux, parliamentarian; Denise Arcencaux, historian; Mary Beth Pickett, president; John Savoy, student council representative; Karen Nichols, secretary; Katlii Baronet, Butch l)uhon, Emma Butson, Cathy Abel, Dorothy Cormier, Louise Gillespie, Vicki Moore, Connie Guidry, Cindy Broussard. Faye Fontenot, Mike Briggs. Steve llavenar, Karli Decs, Ginger Stagg, Gail Miller, Denise Eastman, Bonnie Wilkinson, Kenny Wall, Phil Doucet, James Doucet, Cyrus Seilhan, Billy Broussard, J.W. Gotreaux, David Qualls. Donnie Daigle. Ervin Lee, and Mark Laird. ABOVE: The Library Club, sponsored by Mrs. Burgess, had as its freshman and sophomore members Maydel Hickman, Laurie Daigle, Carolyn May, Carolyn Hebert. Bhonda Martin, Mary Jane Shultz, Denise Myers, Mike McFarland, Marion Doherty, Phyllis Woodruff, Linda Skarke, Susan Guidry, Carrie Hanna, Thelma Penland, Debbie Gott, Marilyn Pepper, Judy Tipton, Frances Ann Dennis, Sandy Caldwell, Colette Heichelheim, Trudy Doucet. Martha Broussard, Doris Bichard, Elizabeth Myers, Debbie Bced, Lynne Boy, and Patricia Ardoin. 135 The Chorus Presentation of ABOVE: Gareth Simmons (Old Man Carnes) and Janice Doherty (Aunt Eller) posed for a pic tun during dress rehearsal. BELOW: Kenny Wall played Jud, a repulsive character because of his looks and his open hate for Curly. ABOVE: The leading character, Phil Doucet (Curly), sang many beautiful songs to his lovematc, Charlotte Cormier (Laurie). ABOVE: Diane Doherty reluctantly accepted David V aldctero's (Will Parker) decision that he would have all of her or nothing. 136 Oklahoma Thrilled Everyone BELOW: Ann Spurry (Gertie) and Charlotte Cormier (Laurie) disliked each other because they both wanted Curly. ABOVE: Patti Moore (Pig Tails) and Paul Medus(Junior) played their supporting roles very efficiently. 1 37 ABOVE: Diane Doherty (Ado Annie) and Janice Doherty (Aunt EUer) were awed by the beautiful petti pants that Huey Daigle (The Peddler) tried to sell them. ABOVE: Portraying the roles of cowboys and farm girls were Don Hebert, Darlene Cooper, Denise DeLaCroix, and James Doucet. Chorus Strove to Upgrade Music Members of the 1968-69 chorus were as follows: FIRST ROW: Wanda Clement, Gareth Simmons, Sheila Bourque, Paul Medus, Karen Stockwell, Tom Reynolds, Diane Doherty, George Manuel, Jan Richcrt, Shelton Hunt, Frances Ann Dennis. Denise DeLaCroix, Karen Fontenot, Kenny Wall, Mr. Frank Ricard. SECOND ROW: Chris Johnson, Carol Myers, John Conner, Susan Guidry, Huey Daigle, Patti Moore, Don Hebert, Jackie Peloquin, Phil Doucet, Myra Blackwell, James Doucet Charlotte Cormier, Lee Caswell, Darlene Cooper, Annette Hebert, Brenda Wiegand. THIRD ROW: David Reynolds, Claire Bowman, Debbie Hebert, Greg Cooper, Janice Doherty, Carolyn LaCombe, Marion Doherty, Karen Smith, D.H. Wilson, Evelyn Scttlemyer, Sharon Fontenot, Roger Lcjeune, Valerie Marcantel, Dale Smith, Jack Shirley. FOURTH ROW: Thelma Broussard, Jessie Kelley, Ginger Stagg, Harvey Daigle, Mary Beth Pickett, Diana Donnell, and David Valdetero. ABOVE: Phil Doucet led in singing the “Star Spangled Banner” during the Parent Visitation night BELOW: Because of his skilled musical abilities, Mr. Ricard not only succeeded in producing a No. 1 chorus, but also assisted in all phases of school life. ABOVE: Charlotte Cormier entertained the faculty, parents, and visitors at the annual Parent Visitation night 138 Appreci ati on in the Community BELOW: H a r vey Daigle and Debbie Hebert displayed die trophies that the chorus won at the McNeese Music Festival. ABOVE: Many long hours were spent making the 1969 chorus another big success. BELOW: Jack Shirley, Gareth Simmons and other chorus members had a “popcorn binge at Mr. Kicard's house. ABOVE: Chorus members showed how much they appreciated Mr. Kicard by presenting him with a cake during the Christmas season. BELOW: Roger Lejeune, Diane Doherty, Debbie Hebert and Kenny Wall sang harmoniously while Mr. Kicard accompanied them. 139 Band Members Performed A BOV E: When the Jennings High School Concert Band visited Monterrey, Mexico, they gave a concert at the Monterrey Fountain. 140 ABOVE: Director Paul A. Myers spent much time and energy toward making this year a successful one for the band. at Monterrey, Mexico LEFT: Band members eagerly waited to board the bus for their trip to ABOVE: Paul Coats, Susan Thrasher, Tim West, and Ruth Husfeld were members of the All-State Band and Orchestra. Monterrey, Mexico. BELOW: Mr. Dan Cormier, one of the chaperons for the Monterrey trip, gathered luggage to put on the bus. 141 ABOVE: Third hour band class practiced daily to develop their musical skills. J. H. S. Band Strove for Excellence Members of the 1968-69 stage band were as follows: FIRST ROW: Judy McCoy, Jodie Landry, Connie Davis, Stella DeVall. SECOND ROW: Ruth Ilusfcld, Becky Boisturc, Freddie Brunt, Christine Vicknair, Claudia Lamb, Elaine Eastman, Colleen Kennedy, Carolyn Ford, Lyn Simmons. THIRD ROW: Keith Perrin, Mary Ann Longman, Paul Coats, Glcnnella Vidrinc, Danny Hilbun, Russell Sonnier, Janet Dickerson, Joan Carter, George Bonin, Janie Bullcr, Tim Vanya, Bobby Waltrip, Mark Simar, Pam Buller, Mike Simar, Mr. Paul Myers. FOURTH ROW : Tim W'est, Susan Hilbun, Susan Thrasher, David Cormier, Tim Douget. Bill Taylor, Tmdy Doucet, Terry Sneed, Cathy Abel, David Dupont, Cathy Clement. FIFTH ROW': Judy Shell, Debbie Dasch, Sherry Myers. Gerald McCombs, and Penny Williams. LEFT: As drum ring or, Mike Simar led the marching band through the ’68-69 school year. wm The dmm majorettes for the ’68-69 year were Christine Vicknair (head), Janie Buller, Colleen Kennedy, Claudia Lamb and Debbie Dasch. 142 J. H. S. Marching Squad ABOVE: Members of the marching squad were Karla Nelson, flaghcarcr: Elaine Deshotcl, drill sergeant; Cindy Pugh, Alice Adams. Mona Guidry, Jennifer Green, Krista Breaux, Claire Bowman, drummers; Dale Smith, flaghearer; Jill Prccht, Brenda Young. Carrie Hanna, Connie Guidry, Elaine Reed, Glenda LeGros, Alana Ward, Susan Mack, head drill sergeant; Shelia Lee, Charlotte Prather, Shelia Fontenot, Katy Newman, Sharieen Johns, Becky Young, Cheryl Williams, Jean Mack, Dehhic Hancock, Mona Comeaux, Louise Gillespie, Nina Bertrand, Marion Doherty, Gaynell Comeaux, drill sergeant; Becky Benoit, Marian McMillin, Elizabeth Myers, Susan Precht, Valerie Marcantel, Margaret Stelly, Valerie Dailey, Diane Bertrand, Faye Fontenot, Pam Istre, Patsy Young, and Polly Mire. LEFT; The Pep Squad majorettes were Dorothy Cormier, Frankie Segura, Rhonda Holston (head), Karen Nichols, and Donna Racca. 143 Pep Squad Kept ABOVE: Officers of Pep Squad were Nancy Manuel, sergeant at amis; Cynthia Pugh, historian; Gaynell Comeaux, vice-president; Mary Beth Pickett, secretary; Denise DcLaCroix, president; Krista Breaux, treasurer; and Jennifer Green, student council representative. ABOVE: Drummers of Pep Squad were Krista Breaux, Mona Guidry, Cynthia Pugh, Jeannie Adams (head), and Jennifer Green. RIGHT: Drill sergeants were Gaynell Comeaux, Susan Mack (head), Elaine Deshotel, Becky McFarlain and Karii Dees. 144 the Spirit High ABOVE: Dance line members were Glinda Fontenot, JoVita Shoats, Wanda Clement, Bonnie Says, Diane Doherty, Kathy Conner, Jill Hebert, Debbie Rider, Karen Stockwcll, Jackie Pcloquin, Bonnie Broussard, Theresa Richcrt, Denise DcLaCroix, Belinda Lcgcr, Pam Jones, Darlene Cooper, Cissy Racca, Lynne Boy, Julie Boudreaux, Terrilyn Bicsscnbciger, and Karen Berry. ABOVE: Cheering squad members were Faye Fontenot and Pam Istre, drill sergeants; Mona Hebert, Carolyn Hebert, Mary Jane Shultz, Elizabeth Broussard, Jan Richcrt, Patti Segura, Sherrie Pugh, Frances Ann Dennis, Rhonda Martin, Brenda Wiegand, Nadine Guillory, Myra Blackwell, Karen Comeaux, Paula Broussard, Christine Lcgcr, Susan Guidry, Thelma Penland, Donna Daigle, Jackie Leger, Lanya Hinc, Cathy Hebert, Jonny Sue Portic, Elinor Istre, Beverly LeGros, Emily Phillips. Debbie Frey, Carol Pickett, Peggy Breaux, Debbie Hebert, Linda Leger, Joan Bertrand, Lyncttc Green, Karol Holston, Sharon Fontenot, Sandy Caldwell, Kathy Fontenot, Debbie Schwartz, Medley Breaux, Sonya Gunnell, Judy Tipton, Jane Baker, Paula Stewart, Cathy Babineaux, Phyllis Woodruff, Marilyn Pepper, Mona Newman, Evelyn Settlemcyer, Colette Hcichelhcim, Anne Savoy, Carolyn Rowland. Flagbearcrs were Dale Smith, Joy Coleman, and Karla 145 Nelson. The Coaches Guided our Team Coach Jack Martin Head Coach Bob Hudson ( ach Paul DeLaCroix Coach Ken Cormier Coach J. W. Fain Coach Errol Eschete 148 “OpieM Our Mascot Team Doctor Dr. L.E. Shirley, Jr. Through Another Football Season FIRST ROW: Pat Gann, Jerry Sneed, Roy Hebert, Steve Havenar, Mike Briggs, Toni Prccht, Huey Daigle, Kenny Wall. Wesley Says, John Savoy, Frank Smith, Philip Trahan. SECOND ROW: Danny Landry, Pat LeGros, Tim Carte, Ronnie Williams, J.W. Gotreaux, Billy Broussard, Joel Richcrt, Keith Reed, Ricky Hebert, Brent Heichelhcim, Peter Pizzolatto. THIRD ROW: Donnie Daigle, Chris Johnson, John Howard, Steve Boyd, Robert Clark, Brad Boyd, Mel Woods, Billy Duncan, Terry Gaudct, Lee Manuel, Randall Fontenot Team Managers Doug Robert Michcal Manuel, David Valdctcro, Fredrick Skarke, Cyrus Seilhan. Jennings 12 Catholic High 13 Jennings 20 Crowley 0 Jennings n ( Lafayette 16 Jennings 33 Ville Platte 13 Jennings 39 De Kidder 6 Jennings 26 Oakdale 0 Jennings W Church Point 0 Jennings 0 Westlake 0 Jennings 6 Eunice 14 Jennings 13 Notre Dame 20 149 Panthers Nipped Dogs 13-12 as season unveiled ABOVE: Ricky Hebert struggled to escape the clutches of a Catholic High Panther. As the gun resounded, choking a Bulldog tally in sight, die scoreboard shimmered—Catholic High 13, Jennings High 12; but the play on the field had said differently. A partially blocked punt and a fumble gave Catholic two easy touchdowns in the first and second quarters, while penalties called back two Bulldog touch- ABOVE: Billy Broussard slipped through the grasp downs and stopped a third drive. Despite this, die Dogs were of a New Iberia Panther, beaten by only a single point The Panther tirst drew blood by partially blocking a Dog punt and scoring five plays later. The enraged Canines struck back on a Tom Precht-led, 68 yard march that featured die hard-nosed running of J.W. Gotreaux. Billy Broussard’s seven yard roll out capped the drive and pul Jennings on the scoreboard. The run for the extra point was inches short. The Panthers got dteir last TD on a fumble recovery and went over the next play as the horn brought the first half to a halt. There was no Panther offense in the second half, as linebacker Kenny Wall led a much improved second half Dog defense that limited Catholic to one yard total offense in the second half. Meanwhile, a 48 yard Broussard-to-Billy Duncan aerial left the ball on the two yard stripe, but a penalty and tougli Panther defense smothered diis drive. With 5:10 remaining in the final quarter, Broussard hit Duncan with a 21 yard TD strike; but the kick was blocked, making the Dogs wait an extra week for victory No. 1. The workhorses for the Dogs were Kicky Hebert, who amassed 57 yards, while John Savoy toted the pigskin for 28 yards. 150 “Purple Elephants” Trampled Gents ABOVK: Coach Hudson’s and Coach Eschete’s enthusiasm helped rally the boys to victory. You can spell the Bulldog’s first victory of the season D-E-F-E-N-S-E, as the maroon and white Bulldog defense, tabbed the “Purple Elephants” by the Gent coaches, gave the Dogs a 20-0 whitewash win over the visiting Crowley Gents. The maturing defense held the vaunted Gent passing attack to seven yards, intercepted two (lent aerials, recovered two Gent fumbles, and blocked a Gent punt- for a very fine night’s work—particularly for a Friday the 13th. „ ... , „ , ” : . . , . . ABOVE: John Savoy and Huey Daigle silenced a Crowley lo get Jennings in the scoring column, Brad Boyd Gent as he ran for extra yardage. pounced on a Crowley fumble deep in Crowley territory, and two plays later tailback Ricky Hebert swept six yards for a touchdown. Early in the second quarter A.B. Richard recovered another Gent fumble to foil a possible Crowley score. The “Purple Elephants” trampled through the Gent line and blocked the Gent punt. Sophomore Frank Smith scooped up the pigskin and darted 30 yards for the TD, with Hebert’s PAT making it 13-0 as the gun sounded, ending the half. Early in the third quarter Ricky Hebert capped a 67 yard Dog drive with a 40 yard punt off tackle for the final score of the night, making it 20-0. Steve Boyd Sr. End Billy Duncan Sr. End Most Valuable Huey Daigle l.incman A. B. Richard Sr. Defensive Back All District Sr. Slotback Lions Muzzled Dogs 16-7 You could sum up the entire Bulldog fortunes for the game in one quip if the Dogs could have done what they did later, earlier, the outcome might have been different But as it was, the Lafayette Lions played the part of inhospitable hosts and held the Dogs scoreless until the final play of the game when the Dogs put seven points on the board. It was a rather frustrating game as far as the Bulldogs were concerned, as they drove down to the 25, 12, and 7 yard lines, only to be stymied by a ferocious Lafayette defense. The AAA Mighty Lions put their 16 points on the scoreboard in the first half on a run, a pass, and a 19 yard field goal. The Bulldog defense, led by Wesley ABOVE: Huey Daigle and John Savoy rushed in for the kill against a Lafayette Says, John Savoy, and Keith Reed stiffened l lon' in the second half, allowing the Lions only 45 yards total offense. Jennings scored on the final play of the game as Broussard, finding all receivers covered, scampered 45 yards to paydirt. Ricky Hebert added the PAT with the clock showing no time remaining. Broussard had an exceptional night of punting, as he averaged 54 yards on three kicks. Ricky Hebert, J.W. (lotreaux, Billy Broussard, and Huey Daigle amassed a total ol 166 yards on the ground. I he failure of Jennings to complete a pass proved to he a thorn in the side of the Dogs, as they licked their wounds and prepared to take on another crew of Bulldogs from Villc Platte the next week. Randall Fontenot Sr. End Terry Gaudet Sr. Center J. W. Gotreaux Sr. Fullback Ricky Hebert Sr. Tailback All District Most Valuable Back Scholastic Award Bulldogs Ground out 33-13 win over Ville Platte Two tilings were evident Friday night after the Bulldogs had thrashed a stubborn Ville Platte “11” by a score of 33-13. First, the Dogs evidently liked cold weather, since both wins had come on cold nights. Second, the Bulldog ground attack really moved into high gear, amassing 310 yards on the ground, with Gotreaux powering his way for 112 yards through the middle and Kicky Hebert gaining lf)2 yards on outside sweeps. After A.B. Richard alertly recovered a Ville Platte fumble, the Dogs’ offensive machine cranked up and traveled fil yards, which included Gotreaux’s fine 51 yard sprint and Hebert’s 11 yard TD run. After trading punts Ville Platte was winging its way down to paydirt when Randall Fontenot stepped out of nowhere, intercepted a Ville Platte aerial, and sped 82 yards for the second Bulldog TD, as the first half ended. Failing to move early in the second half, Jennings punted and Ville Platte’s little sprinter returned the punt 82 yards to tighten the score to 13-7. With 2:16 gone in the last quarter, Broussard marshalled the Dogs 51 yards to touchdown country in a drive that included key passes to Billy Duncan and Richard Fontenot, with Broussard going over from the one. Hebert added his second of three PAT’s to make the score 20-7. Ville Platte struck back suddenly on a fake punt, as the kicker passed 62 yards for the score. The Bulldogs again ground out 64 yards with J.W. Gotreaux doing the honors by plunging over from the one. Quarterback Broussard must have figured that one good TD deserves another as he hit Hebert with a 35 yard scoring strike to finalize the score at 33-13. Credit must be given where credit is due, and it was the efforts ol Roy Hebert, Joel Richert, lerry Gaudet, Keith Reed, and Chris Johnson that made it possible for the backs to eat up yardage on the ground. ABOVE: Huey Daigle foiled Ville Platte’s plans for a touchdown. Brent Heichelheim John Howard Chrisjohnson Ire Manuel Sr. Tackle Sr. Tackle Sr. Tackle Sr. Defensive Back 153 Bulldogs Slew Dragon 39-6 The Jennings Bulldogs played the part of Sir Lancelot and the Knights of the Hound Table as they mounted their spirited Greyhound (hus) and charged into DcRiddcr to slay the Dragons by a rip-snorting count of 39-6, giving them a perfect 2-0 slate in district play. Before the Dragons could belch a flame, the Dogs had put 13 big points on the board. With five minutes gone in the first period, Billy Broussard capped a 70 yard march by plunging over the two yard stripe. Kicky Hebert’s PAT was good, making it 7-0. On the ensuing kickoff, the DcRiddcr halfback was separated from the pigskin by a host of vicious Bulldogs. Frank Smith grabbed the hall and darted 33 yards to paydirt to make it 13-0. 1 he Bulldog defense also held up well this night, with a quarter and a half gone before DeKidder registered again from scrimmage. ith 15 seconds left in the hall, tailback Huey Daigle, who gained 132 yards in the game, recorded his first TD with Joel Hichert adding the extra point to make it Bulldogs 20, Dragons 0. l.arly in the third quarter the Bulldogs downed the DcRiddcr punter on his own seven yard line. Lightning struck, not from the sky, hut in the form of Billy Duncan as he took a Broussard aerial and fought his way into the promised land, making it 26-0. Quarterback Tom Prechl came in and engineered two more tallies as he sent John Savoy, J.W. Gotreaux, and Huey Daigle for big yardage through a porous Dragon defense. Three plays deep into tire final quarter, Huey Daigle raced 31 yards down to the DeKidder 13. From there John Savoy found daylight and bolted 13 yards for another six pointer. DeKidder finally tallied six points on a scries of passes: hut the Bulldogs weren’t through, as split-end Richard 1 ontenot took the handoff on a double reverse and galloped 52 yards for the final Jennings TD. Huey Daigle completed the scoring as he bulled his way two yards for the PAT, finalizing the score at 39-6. Bulldogs Axed Oakdale Warriors 26-0 It was General Custer at Little Big Horn all over again Friday, October 11, except the Indians came out on the short end of a 26-0 whitewash. The ninth ranked Jennings Bulldogs, displaying a potent offense along with a magnificent defense, spoiled the Warrior homecoming, and also collected a few scalps for the fun of it to bring their district record to 3-0. One thing about the Dogs—they didn’t waste much time to make a raid on the Warriors’ camp, as scatback Huey Daigle went through the Warrior defense like a knife through butter for 80 yards to paydirt. Joel Kichert added the first of two extra points to make it 7-0 with only 11 seconds gone. The Warriors picked up their feathers and marched down to the Bulldogs’ seven, where Billy Broussard snuffed out their fire by intercepting a pass in his own end zone. A few plays later, helped by a 32-yardT rank Smith-led punt return, J.W. Gotreaux punched over from the five to make it 14-0, with 4:47 left in the first hall. With 14 seconds left in the half, Kenny Wall blocked an Oakdale punt and Keith Reed alertly recovered the ball on the Oakdale one yard stripe. Quarterback Broussard bulled over to make it 20-0 at hall. Both teams played exceptional defense in the third quarter, with both Huey Daigle and A.B. Richard picking off Warrior tosses to kill drives. Late in the fourth quarter Keith Reed made his second outstanding defensive play, recovering a Warrior fumble to set up the last score. Later in the drive, Huey Daigle crossed into the happy hunting grounds by recovering his own fumble in Oakdale’s end zone to finalize the score at 26-0. Rushing leaders were Broussard with 93 yards, Daigle will) 62, and Gotreaux with 44 yards. ABOVE: Huey Daigle carried the ball for extra yardage before he was brought down by an Oakdale warrior. Kenny Wall Sr. Linebacker Mike Briggs Jr. Tackle Billy Broussard Jr. Quarterback Tim Carte Jr. End Bulldogs Bobbed Bears By 48-0 Bash Winning the coin toss for the third straight time, the Bulldogs proceeded to skin the Bears with a devastating offense and an ironclad defense that registered its second straight shut out. Opening up the Bulldog scoring, was Billy Broussard’s four yard smash, capping a 72 yard excursion. Kicky Hebert added the first of his six extra points to make it Bulldogs 7, Bears 0. Then Keith Reed pounced on a Bear fumble at the one, and J.W. Gotrcaux sailed over for the TD on the next play. A fumble snap from center led to another Bulldog score, as runs by Broussard, Lee Manuel and the TD nin of John Savoy gave the Dogs their third TD in the first period. It was a long night for the Bulldogs as far as sustained drives went, as the Maroon and white drove 77 yards in six plays, with Broussard running the last 37 yards. With 15 seconds left in the first half, Broussard hit tailback Huey Daigle with a 46 yard scoring bomb to make it 34-0 at half. Jennings scored twice in the second half—once on an 80 yard drive that featured long runs by J.W. Gotrcaux, with Gotrcaux going over from the one to make it 41-0. Then midway through the third quarter, Philip Trahan got in on the scoring circus as he rammed off left tackle and bolted 15 yards for the last Bulldog TD. Leading the offensive statistics that racked up 416 yards on the ground were J.W. Gotreaux and Billy Broussard, who combined for 300 yards rushing, while Huey Daigle, John Savoy, Lee Manuel and Philip Trahan accounted for the remainder. Leading the sparkling defense were Keith Reed, John Howard, and Brent Heichclheim. ABOVE: J.W. Gotrcaux with his fancy footwork by-passed a Church Point hear. Robert (dark Jr. End Donnie Daigle Jr. End Steve Havenar Jr. Defensive Back Roy Hebert Jr. Guard Bulldogs and Rams Deadlocked ABOVE: Billy Duncan raced to aid Ricky Hebert in a bid for more yardage. Put 11 parts Bulldog and 11 parts Rant; stir in a screaming, yelling capacity crowd; add the fact that it’s homecoming; drop in a pinch of football weather; and what do you have—a football game that lacked nothing except a score. The night, instead, turned out to be a battle of titan defenses. It was all Westlake in the first half, as they ran 36 offensive plays to Jennings’ 18; but the Rams could penetrate no further than the Bulldog’s 27 yard stripe. In the second half Jennings turned it around, running 35 plays to the Ram’s 23 plays. The Jennings offense marched down to the Rams’ nine late in the third quarter, but a Bulldog miscue gave the hall to Westlake. With 2:02 remaining, Billy Broussard leaped like a kangeroo to snag a Ram aerial at the Rain’s 40, returning it to the 28. Two plays later a halfback pass intended for Richard Fontenot was intercepted at the goal line, leaving the game a scoreless deadlock. The maroon and white defensive platoon can he credited with limited events. Middle guard Keith Reed recovered two Ram fumbles to squelch West-lake drives, while Billy Broussard, Ricky Hebert, Huey Daigle, and A.B. Richard combined to make life miserable for the receivers. Steve Boyd, Brent Heichelhiem, Keith Reed, Wesley Says, Kenny Wall, John Howard, Roy Hebert, Billy Duncan, and Randall Fontenot bothered the Westlake quarterback all night. The leading ground gainer for the Bulldogs was Ricky Hebert, with 96 yards in 19 carries, while Broussard punted the hall five times for a 41.6 yard average. The Rams had 11 first downs to the Dogs’ 8, while Jennings led in penetrations 2-0. Pat LeGros Jr. Center Tom Precht David Qualls John Savoy Jr. Quarterback Jr. Tackle Jr. Fullback Bobcats Surprised Bulldogs You have heard the old saying that elephants never forget Well, try this one on for size—Bobcats never forget Still smarting from last year’s heating the Bulldogs administered to them, knocking them out of state play-offs, the Cats proceeded to knock the Dogs for a reel by a count of 14-6 to throw the district race into a wild scramble. It was a combination of Eunice speed and power that ripped through the Dogs’ defense for two TDs in the first 13 minutes. The Bulldogs proceeded to have their troubles but finally scored at the tail end of tlie first half on runs by Ricky Hebert and J.W. Gotreaux, pass completions to Richard Fontenot, and a three yard touchdown strike to Billy Duncan. Neither team could muster much of an offense in the second half as both A HO VE: Hilly Duncan chalkcd-up another touchdown for the Jennings' Bulldogs. defenses settled down to a Dog-cat-cat and Cat-eat-Dog game. Leading the Bulldogs on the ground were J.W. Gotreaux and Ricky Hebert. Jerry Sneed Jr. Guard Ronnie Williams Jr. End Mel Woods Jr. Tackle Brad Boyd Soph. Slotback Quarterback Pioneers Upset Bulldogs The Notre Dame Poineers must have thought themselves to be the postman who carried the mail through the rain, the cold, the sleet, and the mud as they grabbed a mud-splattered 20-13 decision from tbe Jennings Bulldogs on a cold, wind-whipped Saturday night This wet victory snuffed out the flicker of a shot the Dogs had at the State AA football play-offs. Notre Dame scored first in tbe Mud Bowl, as a 55 yard gallop by a muddy Pioneer put a quick six on the board. Then midway through the second quarter, John Howard pounced on a Pioneer miscue and set the Dogs to business at the Notre Dame 20 yard line. Ricky Hebert went over three ABOVE: The Dogs bulldozed their way to another spectacular touchtown. plays later to knotch the score at 6-6. Roy Hebert then recovered a Joel Richert onsidc kick. After an exchange of punts Tom Precht, who did a commendable job of directing the varsity for the first time, tossed a 14 yard TD strike to Hebert, who made a spectacular catch, to give the by now mud-soaked Maroon and White a 13-6 advantage. Leading the Dogs on defense in the first half were Lee Manuel, Kenny Wall, and John Howard. In the middle of the second half, after John Savoy and Randall Fontenot, along with the rest of the Bulldog forward wall, had held the Pioneers at bay for three downs inside the five, the Pioneers scored to make it a 13-13 deadlock. Later in the fourth period a mud-slicked Pioneer rambled 62 soaking, chilling yards to end the Bulldogs’ bid for State honors. The Dogs, however, fought back on a pass to Duncan and runs by Hebert and Precht; but a Precht missile was intercepted at the Pioneer 31, thus putting a damper on the Bulldogs’ fortunes for 1968. Pat Gann Jr. Guard Danny Landry Soph. Defensive Back Peter Pizzoiatto Soph. Center Frank Smith Soph. Slotback Bullpups Prepared for Future Varsity Games ABOVE: These were the members of this year’s B-tcam: FIRST ROW: Michael Daigle, Peter Pizzolatto, Jimmy Segura, Jerry Brunt SECOND ROW: Terence Pete, Matt Dees, Brian Bowman, Thomas Clement. THIRD ROW: Craig Ardoin, Mike Williams, Danny Tygrett, Paul Camith. FOURTH ROW: Farrell Mitchell, Forrest Robert Dennis Clark, and Wendell Miller. ABOVE: These were the members of this year’s freeman team: FIRST ROW: Mike McFarland, Robbie Bujol, John Smith, A.L. Reed, Tommy Leger. SECOND ROW: Rickie Robert, Paul Hoimell, George Bertrand, Kurt Daigle, Timmy Boudreaux, Randy Davis. THIRD ROW: Glenn Matte, Danny Fruge, Michael Gary, Joe Johnson, Steve Richard, Ricky Granger. FOURTH ROW: Ricky Stagg, Kenny Reed, Robert Lejeune, Clifton Breaux, Paul Mcdus. FIFTH ROW: Charles DcLaCroix, Karl Daigle, Skipper Walker, Randy LaBouve, Ted Cassidy. 160 The Football Banquet Climaxed the Season LEFT: Mr. J.E. Hare Ison awarded senior tailback Kicky Hebert die Scholastic Award. Earlier Mr. O.W. (Beau) Says named him the Most Valuable Back. RIGHT: Senior end Billy Duncan was honored with th Most Valuable Lineman Award by Mr. Lou Gaudet. Queen Vickie Reigned Over Second Maid Patti Moore Third Maid Martha Hoag Maid of Honor Khonda Holston Queen Vickie Hebert First Maid Cindy Lee 162 Karen Nichols Football sweetheart The Homecoming Activities ABOVE: Martha was escorted by Mr. W.W. Hoag, her father. ABOVE: Patti was escorted by her father, Mr. Mayo Moore. ABOVE: Queen Vickie is crowned by Mr. John Hebert, her father. 163 ABOVE: Mr. Lee Nichols escorted Karen, his daughter. Homecoming Climaxed in a Dance ABOVE: Mrs. Clifford and Mr. Crai were ABOVE: Sophomore students made pink tissue honored for their work in conducting the flowers to decorate their homecoming ear. homecoming activities. ABOVE: The juniors proved hard workers when it came to decorating cars. ABOVE: These seniors worked feverishly to complete their award-winning car. ABOVE: “The Penny Arcade provided the muscal entertainment for the dance. BIGHT: Kathy Myers, Jimmy Segura, Craig Ardoin, Kathy Conner, and Mike Conner enjoyed the festivities at the homecoming dance. LEFT: Among the others at the dance were Martha Hoag, Julie Boudreaux, Joy Coleman, Dwayne Thrasher, Brent Heichelheim, and Ricky Hebert. 164 The Cheerleaders supported ABOVE: The varsity cheerleaders this year included Patti Moore, Cindy Lee, Vicki Moore, Martha Hoag, Vickie Hebert, and Sidney Watson. ABOVE: The cheerleaders practiced every day to perfect their spirit builders. ABOVE: They also rehearsed the skits they wrote for pep rallies. 166 the Dogs with Their Spirit ABOVE: These witty skits expressed the support we felt for the ABOVE: Pep rallies were the high point in the week s activities. Bulldogs. thanks to the cheerleaders. ABOVE: The football team was honored in a special pep rally. ABOVE: The coaching staff was honored by the “Spirit Ladies” at the homecoming pep rally. 167 ABOVE: The cheerleaders even had time for fun and nonsense. Bulldettes Captured The 1968-69 Bulldettes consisted of die following: FIRST ROW: Cynthia Pugh, Debbie Hebert, Patti Moon , Vickie Hebert, Susan Mack, Joy Coleman. SECOND ROW: Jill Hebert, Jackie Peloquin, Anne Savoy, Sidney Watson, Nancy Manuel. THIRD ROW: Faye Fontenot Vicki Scott, Darlene Cooper, Cindy Lee. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Hebert Coach J.W. Fain, and Cissy Racca. Managers Mary Jane Shultz, Penny Williams, Vicki Moore, Rhonda Martin, Sue Newman, and Mona Comeaux aided die Bulldettes in their many victories. Cynthia Pugh proudly accepted die team's trophy for first place in die Coretti tournament. 168 District Crown ABOVE: Cynthia Pugh popped the net for two more points. ABOVE: Joy Coleman matched the ball from the hands of an opponent 169 ABOVE: The happy Bulldettes examined their first place trophy won in the Jennings Hound Kobin. Bulldettes Posted Joy Coleman Jr. Guard Susan Mack Sr. Forward Most Improved Player Debbie Hebert Sr. Guard Best Defensive Player Patti Moore Sr. Forward All-Tournament, Midland All-District, First 'team ABOVE: Debbie Hebert hurled the ball through the outstretched hands of a Welsh Greyhound. 170 LEFT: Susan Mack added another two points to the scoreboard in the Oakdale tilt. 25 - 2 Season Cynthia Pugh Jr. Forward AJl-Toumoment, Jennings, Midland Most Valuable Player All-District, First Team Vickie Hebert Sr. Forward AD-Toumament, Jemiings All-District, Second Team Anne Savoy Fr. Forward AD-District, First Team Jackie Peloquin Sr. Forward LEFT: Anne Savoy and a Eunice Bobcat batDed for the baU in the game which determined the district championship. ABOVE: Vickie Hebert struggled to retain possession of the ball. 171 Girls Journeyed to Darlene Cooper J ill Hebert Faye Fontenot Sidney Watson Jr. Guard Soph. Forward Sr. Guard Jr. Guard ABOVE: Patti Moore drove for another lay-up against the Eunice Bobcats. 172 ABOVE: Cynthia Pugh ou(jumped her defender and sank another field goal for the Bulldcttes. Winnfield for Quarterfinals Nancy Manuel Vicki Scott Jr. Forward Sr. Guard Cindy Lee Sr. Forward Cissy Racca Soph. Guard Carolyn Hebert Fr. Guard Winnfield was the climax of the Bulldcttcs’ season, in which they posted a remarkable 25-2 record. In addition, the Jennings girls placed first in the Jennings Round Robin and the Lacassine Tournament and third in the Midland Tournament UPPER LEFT: Against a tough Winnfield defense, Anne Savoy fired a two-pointer. LEFT: Vickie Hebert Anne Savoy, and Cynthia Pugh scrambled for the ball against two Tioga Indians. 173 Jennings’ Girls Dominated ABOVE: Faculty, as well as students, joined in the excitement ABOVE: The BuUdettes took time out to discuss strategy with preceding the Winnfield game. Coach Fain. ABOVE: The girls took advantage of the few remaining moments in half-time. ABOVE: Mr. Eddie Harelson and Mr. Lou Gaudet watched intently as the Bulldettes fought for another victory. 174 Scoreboard Jennings 43 Welsh 28 Jennings 43 Welsh 35 Jennings 44 Mt. Carmel 40 Jennings 65 Iota 64 Jennings 65 Oakdale 25 Jennings 65 St. Charles 32 Jennings 63 Gueydan 33 J ennings 43 Eunice 35 Jennings 52 Ville Platte 30 Jennings 49 Oakdale 23 Jennings 57 Gueydan 42 Jennings 49 St. Charles 17 Jennings 68 Hathaway 58 Jennings 47 Eunice 36 Jennings 64 Ville Platte 43 BI-DISTRICT Jennings 43 Tioga 35 QUARTERFINALS Jennings 33 Winnfield 45 All-District Squad Members of the 1968-69 B-Teara were as follows: FIRST ROW: Cissy Racca, Faye Fontenot, Vicki Scott, Darlene Cooper, Sidney Watson, Nancy Manuel. SECOND ROW: Carol Bowers, Ginger Rutledge, Becky Benoit, Jean Mack, Pam Istre. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Hebert, Kay Conner, Sandra Patterson, and Jill Hebert ABOVE: Members of the freshman team were as follows: FIRST ROW: Karen Berry, Lanya Hine, Kay Conner, Carolyn Hebert, Sandra Patterson, Mona Hebert. SECOND ROW: Emily Phillips, Cynthia Seagraves, Julie Andrus, Cathy Hebert, and Coach J.W. Fain. ABOVE: Outjumping her Oakdale defender, Nancy Manuel sank a field goal for the BuUdettes. 175 Banquet Was Fun!! All who attended the basketball banquet greatly enjoyed the evening. Among the night’s activities was a talk by the guest speaker. Coach Allgood, from Louisiana College. LEFT: Receiving the boys’ basketball awards were Artie Berry, Courage Award; Pat Herrington, Most Valuable Player A wan!; and Jack Shirley, Best Defensive Player Award. Accepting the Most Improved Player A wan! for his son Dwayne was Mr. Ira Thrasher. Recipients of the girls’ basketball awards were Debbie Hebert, Best Defensive Player; Susan Mack, Most Improved Player; and Cynthia Pugh, Most Valuable Player. 176 68-69 Season Was Outstanding The Bulldog 1968-1969 basketball team under Coach Paul DeLaCroix had a very outstanding season. The Dogs broke an eight-year losing streak by winning the Notre Dame Tournament, and they made a very impressive showing in numerous other area tournaments. The Dogs were in stiff competition in the race for District champion and managed to become runner-up and give the Natchitoches Red Devils a long, fierce battle before giving up a chance at the State AA crown. The team’s defensive tactics will not soon be forgotten here at J.H.S., and the area teams will long remember the stingy way the Bulldogs gave up points!! Dogs Posted a Record DISTRICT GAMES Jennings Oakdale 60 49 Jennings DcRidder 38 39 Jennings Church Point 86 45 Jennings Westlake 68 63 Jennings Eunice 62 48 Jennings Notre Dame 59 62 Jennings Ville Platte 73 48 Jennings Oakdale 61 40 Jennings DeRidder 62 76 Jennings Church Point 74 29 Jennings Westlake 55 50 Jennings Eunice 55 43 Jennings Notre Dame 78 57 Jennings Ville Platte 83 55 BI-DISTRICT GAME Jennings Natchitoches 55 59 TOURNAMENTS AND PRE-SEASON GAMES Eacassine Tournament Jennings 32 Eacassine 45 J.H.S. Round Robin Jennings took second place Notre Dame Tournament Jennings Notre Dame 60 50 Jennings Crowley 58 56 Jennings Midland 45 41 Bulldogs won first tournament in eight years!! Midland Holiday Spectacular Jennings Elton 74 55 J ennings Midland 45 48 NON-DISTRICT GAMES Jennings Welsh 56 53 Jennings Iowa 66 41 Jennings Welsh 67 61 DISTRICT RECORD Won Lost 11 3 OVERALL RECORD Won Ix st 19 7 178 Season with Help of Seniors ABOVE: Pat, as number 33, scored numerous points in the exciting Bulldog-Bobcat district clash. He was instrumental in the Bulldogs' winning a play-off berth and helped the Dogs have one of their best seasons in several seasons. Pat Herrington Sr. Center ABOVE: Pat shot from many positions, but this seemed to be his favorite one. 179 ABOVE: Pat outjumped this opponent in a heated game. Dogs’ Defense Was Dwayne Thrasher Sr. Forward ABOVE: Dwayne outplayed these Eunice Bobcats to score an important two points for the Bulldogs in an exciting district game. ABOVE: Dwayne's fine dribbling helped to get the ball within shooting range and set up many valuable points for the Dogs. 180 Very Stingy with points ABOVE: Jack added two more points to the score at one of the early season thrillers! BIGHT: Jack’s scoring ability helped the Oogs in their race for district honors and a spot in the state play-offs. Jack Shirley Sr. Guard ABOVE: Jack outjumpcd this Eunice Bobcat in one of the district clashes on the Eunice court. 181 Determination to win ABOVE: Tim made this shot, which added two more points in the tough battle against the Notre Dame Pioneers. LEFT: Tim was a great asset on the offensive team, as well as in the defensive line-up on the tough 1968-69 Dog “Cage” team. BIGHT: Tim was a big threat to the DcRidder Dragons in that thrilling contest! Tim Briggs Sr. Forward 182 was Dogs’ Biggest Asset ABOVE: Greg was invaluable in the Bulldog lineup and was one of the leading point makers throughout the 1968-1969 basketball season. RIGHT: Greg’s defensive tactics were of unusual value when the Dogs were “in a jam.” He often used his size and detenu ination against an agressive opponent. Greg Marcantel Jr. Guard ABOVE: Greg was often able to dash down the court and make a “leaping lay-up,” which was usually good for two points. 183 Dogs Foresaw Bright Future 184 1969 J. H. S. Track Team Participated in Many Events 1969 TRACK FIELD SCHEDULE March 21 J. H. S. Here April 3 Oakdale Ville Platte U. S. L. Relays Lafayette 8 J.H.S. Here 11 Lake Charles Rayne Crowley Welsh J.H.S. Rayne 18 Rayne J. H. S. Here 25 Church Point District Meet Here May 2 Regional Meet 9 State AA Meet Pineville ABOVE: Wesley Says pole-vaulted to soaring heights for the J.H.S. field team. BELOW: John Savoy exhibited style and strength in propelling the javelin great distances. BELOW: Richard Fontenot ran the low hurdles. He proved to be a versatile athlete by participating in several other events as well. Outstanding Athletes ABOVE: James Shell glided high and easy as he led his opponents over the low hurdles. Fieldman David Qualls flung the shot put for many yards. RIGHT: Ricky Pavlu poured on the steam to end the mile journey. BELOW: Danny Landry concentrated on form and execution before tossing the shot put. 186 Dominated Track Squad ABOVE: Mel Woods exerted tremendous strength in hurting the discus. BELOW: Lee Carruth maintained a steady, rhythmic pace during the half mile. 187 Cindermen Had Victorious Season BELOW: Lee Manuel handed off to Kicbard Fontenot in the 440 yard relay. BELOW: Kicky Hebert poured on every ounce of strength to bring in another victory forJ.H.S. ABOVE: Billy Broussard kept pace with his opponents in the high hurdles. 188 ABOVE: Huey Daigle “stepped high before running the first lap of the 440 yard relay. Excellence In All Areas STATE AA TRIPLE JUMP CHAMP---BRAD BOYD!! 189 Girls’ Track and Volleyball Encouraged Physical Fitness ABOVE: Member of the girls’ volleyball team were as follows: FIRST ROW: Pam Istre, Freida Daigle, Susan Mack, Jill Precht, Cissy Racca. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Thrasher, Katherine Rutledge, Vicki Scott, and Cynthia Pugh. ABOVE: Jean Mack ran to volley the ball during one of the girls’ volleyball games. a A ABOVE: Members of the girls’ track team were as follows: FIRST ROW: Sidney Watson, Mona Hebert, Carolyn Hebert, Kay Conner, Cindy Lee, Vickie Hebert. SECOND ROW: Coach J.Wr. Fain, Judy Tipton, Lanya Hinc, Debbie Hancock, Lois Doucet. THIRD ROW: Cathy Hebert, Jackie Legcr, Sandra Patterson, Anne Savoy. FOURTH ROW: Mary Jane Shultz, Martha Pulver, and Karen Berry. n ABOVE: Vickie Hebert raced against an opponent in one of the girls’ track meets. 191 Golf Team Shaped Up f BELOW: Ronnie Wilkinson grinned when he found that he was being watched. BELOW: Mickey rrcyou looked pleased with the way his golf game was going. ABOVE: Stone Mack willed the ball into the hole. BELOW: Mike Pizzolatto lined up for a putt. BELOW: Mark Laird watched the ball went into the hole. Robert Fontenot proved to be a valuable member of the golf team. to see if 192 George Manuel exhibited true golfing form and style. J. H. S. Netters Went Undefeated ABOVE: Jack Shirley prepared to slam a serve to a doomed opponent! ABOVE: Nancy Manuel paused for a moment to chat with a teammate before continuing practice. BELOW: Patrick Herrington kept his eye on the ball and tensed every muscle to execute the serve. ABOVE: Val Miller spent long hours perfecting his serve. ABOVE: Lyn Simmons drilled herself on her serve. 1969 TENNIS SCHEDULE March 7 Cathedral Carmel Here 11 New Iberia There 21 Cathedral Carmel There 25 Bolton There 28 LaG range There 31 Bolton Here fpril 10 LaG range Here 15 New Iberia Here 22 Lake Charles There 193 Tennis Players Practiced Daily BELOW: Chucky Keeton concentrated on improving his serve. ABOVE: Bill Baronet practiced hard in order to be ready and able to play well. BELOW: Susan Thrasher, Claudia Lamb, Jill Hebert, Lyn Simmons, and Penny Williams contributed hard work and enthusiasm to team success. 194 Maroon and White Clashed in Intrasquad Game LEFT: The intrasquad game, the climax of spring training, resulted in a victory for the White team. ABOVE: Members of the White team piled upon a Maroon opponent. The intrasquad game provided the coaches with an opportunity to evaluate the strength and ability of next year’s team. The Bulldogs proved themselves capable of another fine season. 195 RIGHT: Both teams lined up, awaiting the next play. ✓ — Student Fall Activities Began in Summer ABOVE: Vickie Hebert, Penny Williams, Martha Hoag, Fred ABOVE: Penny Williams, Susan Precht, John Conner, and Stolzle. Pat Herrington, and Artie Berry were selected to attend Brenda Kutledge participated in the June Leadership Confer- Pelican State. ence in Baton Rouge. ABOVE: Joy Coleman and Cindy Pugh became acquainted with‘their new pep squad sponsor, Mrs. Boenig. ABOVE: Pep Squad members discussed new routines during a break in the summer practices. LEFT: During a summer session, Cindy Pugh learned new marching procedures from Susan Mack, head drill sergeant. ABOVE: Cheerleaders Vickie Hebert, Sidney Watson, Martha Hoag, Vickie Moore, Cindy Lee. and Patti Moore developed new skills at cheerleader camp. Calendar of Events SEPTEMBER 4 Freshman Orientation 5 School began 6 Football game with Catholic High 10 Freshman cheerleader tryouts 13 Football game with Crowley 16 Club organization day 20 Football game with Lafayette 27 Football game with Ville Platte OCTOBER 4 Football game with DeRiddcr 7 Club day 8 Homecoming Court elected 11 Football game with Oakdale Fair day 16 Picture day 18 Football game with Church Point 21 23 Decorations made for Homecoming 24 Homecoming parade Bonfire Snake dance 25 Football game with Westlake Homecoming dance 28-30 Senior pictures taken NOVEMBER I Football game with Eunice 9 Football game with Notre Dame 18 Parent Visitation night 19 General Motors assembly Juniors ordered rin Girls’ basketball try ills 20 Boys basketball tryouts 21- 23 Lacassine basketball tourney 25- 29 Thanksgiving holidays DECEMBER 3 Basketball game with Welsh 6 Congressman Edwin Edwards spoke at assembly 6,7 Jennings “Round Robin tourney 9 Club day 10 Basketball game with Welsh I 1 Retakes and group pictures taken 12-14 Notre Dame basketball tourney 16 F. H. A. Christmas party 17 Basketball game with Iowa 18 Senior Armed Forces aptitude test 19 Christmas concert 23-1 Christmas holidays 26- 28 Midland Holiday Spectacular JANUARY 3 Basketball game with Oakdale 7 Basketball game with DeRiddcr 10 Basketball game with Church Point 14 Boys’ basketball game with Westlake Girls' basketball game with Hathaway 16-18 Production of The Mouse That Roared 17 Basketball game with Eunice 21 Basketball game with Notre Dame 22- 24 Mid-term exams 28 Basketball game with )akdale 31 Basketball game with DeRidder FEBRUARY 3 Club Day 4 Basketball game with Church Point 7 Boys’ basketball game with Westlake Girls' basketball game with Gueydan I I Basketball game with Eunice 14 Basketball game with Notre Dame 18 Juniors took National Merit test Girls' bi-district basketball game with Tioga 20 F. F. A. banquet 21 Girls’ quarter final basketball game with Winnficld 25 Home economics Open House Student elections for Parish Day Government MARCH 4,5 Parish Day Government 6 Career day 7 Tennis match with Cathedral Carmel Visit from health nurse II Louisiana Tech band assembly Tennis match with New Iberia 14 Cheerleader tryouts 17 Assembly for W ildlife Conservation film Key Club basketball game with Notre Dame 20 Giris' volleyball game with Crowley 21 Track meet at J. H. S. Tennis match with Cathedral Carmel 22 USL literary rally 25 Tennis match with Bolton 28 Tennis match with LaGrange 28-29 Production of Oklahoma 31 Tennis match with Bolton APRIL 3 USL relays 4-7 Easter holidays 8 Track meet at J. 11. S. 9 Giris' volleyball game with Crowley 10 Girls’volleyball game with Eunice Tennis match with LaGrange 11 'Track meet in Raync 14 Last club day 15 Tennis match with New Iberia 17,19 Production of Trench play 18 Track meet at J. II. S. 21 Pep Squad majorette tryouts 22 Tennis match with Lake Charles 23 Pep Squad drummer try outs 24 State chorus festival Band concert 25 Pep Squad marching and drill sergeant tryouts District track meet 26 New Iberia Play Day MAY 1-4 Band trip to Corpus Christi, 'Texas and Monterrey, 2 Boys’ regional track meet 3 Girls’ regional track meet 6 F.H.A. Mother-Daughter banquet 8 Baby and talent contest 9 Boys' state track meet 9-10 District V honor chorus 10 G iris’ state track meet 15 Junior-Senior Bar-h-que 16 Junior-Senior Prom 19 Senior assembly Chorus spring concert 20-22 Senior final exams 25 Baccalaureate 26 Graduation 27-29 Final exams 30 Juniors received rings 31 Last day 199 Foreign Visitors ABOVE: On Career Day, Mrs. Mary Longman spoke to juniors and seniors on journalism as a career. ABOVE: Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Craig welcomed Mothers Mary, Delores, Grace, and Mercedes to J. H. S. 200 Toured J. H. S LEFT: Representative Edwin Edwards presented certificates to Jack Shirley, Pat Herrington, and David Medus for being outstanding teenagers of America. RIGHT: Jack Shirley, student council president, accepltcd American flags for the classrooms from representatives of the V. F. W. BELOW: Members of the Baptist Church arranged a-“Crusades for Christ” assembly for the student body. BELOW: One of the highlights of this year’s assemblies was the Tech assembly. Here two members of the Tech band sang a current hit song for the audience. LEFT: This year, as every year, juniors enrolled in American history and all seniors were required to watch the three day program about Communism on television. 201 Students Participated in All ABOVE: Twelve deserving senior boys and girls were nominated ABOVE: Football boys spent many long hours practicing in the for Who’s Who. Those nominated were Patti Moore, Penny hot sun during the annual spring training. Williams. Vicki Hebert, Susan Mack, Martha Hoag, Susan Precht, Billy Duncan, Artie Berry, David Medus, Pat Herrington, Jack Shirley, and Kicky Hebert. ABOVE: Those attending the U. S. L. Literary Rally were ABOVE: At the science assembly, Steve Ginger Rutledge, Susan Mack, Carol Bowers, Brenda Hebert volunteered to demonstrate the Rutledge, Frances Ann Dennis, Jo Ann Lejeune, Sharron scientific principle of a gyroscope. Harbison. Patricia Ardoin, Susan Precht, Francis Touchet, Carlos Silva, Gary Courrege, Angela Doucet, Nancy Home, Pat Herrington, Tim Briggs, Sam Renner, Paul Moore, and Donald Savoy. ABOVE: Joining the faculty at midterm, Mrs. Weldon Fontenot became the girls' new P.E. teacher. RIGHT: During Parish Day Government week, spirits rose high. Students, hoping to be elected to various offices, made posters, such as this one for Denise DeLaCroix. KeepFaith Baby ote Dzuisi DeLf)Goix Sch 00 I Board J 202 Phases of School Life ABOVE: The gym was often packed for the home ABOVE: As Gene Hanvy gave his speech, Mr. A BOVE: Coach Grot basketball games. LaPoint recorded it. became the new head foot ball coach at midterm. UPPER LEFT: Members of the Library Club crowded onto the bus that was to take them on their field trip. ABOVE: David Pulver and Jeannie Adams rehearsed their lines for “The Mouse That Roared.” ABOVE: David Med us practiced daily for his role as Tully Bascom. FAR UPPER RIGHT: katy Newman, along with other girls trying out for cheerleader, waited backstage for her turn to go on stage. 203 End-of-the-Year Festivities ABOVE: New F. Daughter banquet H. A. officers were installed during the annual Mother- ABOVE: Mrs. Perkins Clifford presented the Crisco Award to Elaine Deshotel. LEFT: Mrs. Eddie Banker taught Mr. Ben Phillips and Mr. Eddie Hare Ison the hula. Gayly colored streamers graded the walls of the V. F. W. hall for the Prorii. They were hung by such juniors as (UPPER LEFT) Becky Boisture and Margaret Stelley, (ABOVE) Sidney Watson, Tom Precht, and David Qualls. Mrs. Wclden Fontenot and Mrs. Charles Boenig were surprised with a cake given to them by their fifth hour class. Created Fond Memories ABOVE: A special table was prepared and decorated for the faculty and class officers attending the bar-b-que. LEFT: Everyone enjoyed the J u n io r-Senior Bar-b-que, including little Kichard Boenig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boenig. FAR RIGHT: Patti Moore and Billy Duncan were elected Queen and King of the Prom. RIGHT: Greg Marcantel, president of the junior class, crowned Patti Queen of the 1969 Prom. 205 “I Dare You Award-Jack Shirley and Martha Hoag CHRONICLE Staff Awards BULLDOG’S GROWL Staff Awards Teacher of the Year—Mr. Sheldon Simmons F. T. A. A ward-Susan Precht F. T. A. Scholarship—Martha Hoag Annual Dedication to Mrs. M.E. Blanchard French Home Award—Nancy National High School Award for Excellence Presidential Classroom Diploma of Honor—Susan Precht Math A ward-Jimmy Brantley Pep Squad Award— Susan Mack Bell Science Award—Patrick Herrington American History Awards UPPER RIGHT: First at USL Literary Rally, JoArm LeJ eune English Business RIGHT: Susan Precht Home E c o- nomics IV 206 English A ward-Susan Mack Literary Club Essay winners-Brenda Rutledge and Susan Precht National Merit Finalist—Marta Norwig Senior Chorus Award—Diane Doherty Home Economics Award — Susan Precht Tennis Awards Safety Council A ward-Jessie Kelley Assembly Outstanding Trackman Kicky Hebert Sousa Award-Freddie Best Actor and Actress -David Medus and Vicki Scott Most Valuable Fieldman -Brad Boyd Foreign Language Festival Winners in French Typing I Awards Backstage Award and Best Thespian Award-Ann Spurry Band Award-Penny Williams and NOT SHOWN: Mike Simar Second and Third Place USL Rally Winners Awards honoring cheerleaders and Mrs. (diaries Bocnig, sponsor Business Award — Lejeune McNeese Speech Rally Award Winners RIGHT: Typing II Awards-Brenda Rutledge and Linda Olds Boy’s Basket ball Award -Tim Briggs Gift's Basketball Award -Vickie Hebert Office Practice Award Brenda Rutledge Graduation Was the Perfect The graduating class of 1%9 assembled for the last time. Valedicotry—Nancy Horne Salutatory—Patrick Herrington Who’s Who Award—Patrick Herrington and Penny Williams The ensemble sang the class song, “You'll Never Walk Alone.” 208 End to a Successful Year American Legion Award—Martha Hoag American Legion Award—Patrick Herrington Mrs. Alba S. Hey wood Memorial Award Brenda Rutledge William T. and Ethel Lewis Burton Scholarship-Brenda Rutledge Agricultural Award Harry Davis Lions Club Scholarship—Martha Hoag Rotary Club Scholarship—Billy Sonnier Woodman of the World American History Award Jimmy Brantley 209 Activities Heightened as David Medus checked off the names as Jennifer Green and Janice Doherty received their caps and gowns. Sheila Aguillard and Bonnie Broussard paid for their invitations as David Medus checked their names. LEFT: Penny Williams led the class in their song at grad-u a t i o n practice. Seniors not only worked hard, but also had fun, as they practiced for graduation. ABOVE: Grad- uation ushers were Jill Precht, Kathy Baronet, Phyllis Thrasher, Becky Boisture, Cindy Pugh, Jeannie Adams, Marsha Portie, Jean Mack, Sidney Watson, and Charlotte Cormier. LEFT: Doug Foreman and Buddy Bloch were the male ushers. 210 The ensemble also practiced in preparation for the graduation exercises. Graduation Neared The Riwanis club prepared good food for the seniors at the Shirley, and Vickie Scott posed after a dip in the all-night party. pool. The graduates made good use of the “In Crowd” beat. Martha Hoag, Shelton Hunt, Kenny Wall, Vickie Hebert, Pam Jones, Karli Dees, Roger Lejeune, Glenda Miller and Bill Baronet relaxed after a fun-filled evening. 211 GERVAIS SMART 214 KJEF Where the Action is! Radio 1290 A.M.-92.7 F.M. SHOP ABOVE: These senior girls enjoyed themselves at a coke party given in honor of Susan Mack and Debbie Patterson. 215 PAT'S DRESS SHOP Imum Corner of Main Market streets 824-3475 Buy Daily At DALEY'S GROCERY AND MARKET DALY WILLIAMS AGENCY, INC ABOVE: Bonnie Says, Nelson Deshotel, Ginger Rutledge, Pam Istre, Donna Jones, and Raymond Sisk dropped in for a tasty snack at the “Bulldog. BULLDOG INN WATSON ELECTRIC COMPANY 102 S. Cutting Avenue 824-2408 217 Jennings Anserphone “Our Service Does Not Cost-It PAYS!” 310 CARY 8244511 Jennings, Louisiana Clark's Goodyear Tires GO TO DONALD CHEVROLET Chevrolet, Chevy II, Camaro, and Cadillac Jennings, Louisiana Bennie F. Patterson Auto Fire Life 218 Miguez Funeral Home Jennings Lake Arthur Phone 824-1862 NEWSPAPERS QET 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 UPI-Audit Bureau of Circulation-So. Newspaper Assn. Phone 824-3011 219 Ardoin's Crescent Drugs J L Truck Repair TIDE PRODUCTS, INC Mixed Fertilizers Hwy. Phone 90 East e 824-0646 Pho ne 824-3715 CLEANERS Future Leaders Select Their BANK Wisely . . . Member F.D.l.C. 0 Bank Your Future on the aloasieu NATIONAL BANK JENNINGS RICE DRIER Custom Drying-Bonded Storage “Golden Nugget” Seed Rice Bayou Hardware and Appliances Hebert and Leblanc, Inc. JENNINGS LUMBER COMPANY The Sportsman's Corner Your dealer for: Products Services 134 N. Main Betty Lee Shoe Store 335 North Main Street “Shoes For All Occasions. xV. Mervin and 222 Buck's Frank West Furniture Your dealer for: Complete Home Furnishings Electrical Appliances 327 N. Main 824-3957 CORMIER'S SUPERMARKET Ohot BOUDIN DAI LY fresh fruits AND VEGETABLES FROZEN FQOOS FRESH MEAT WE MAKE OU 8MOKEO SAUS HEMTH FOOD PRODUCTS OPEN 7A.M.-7PM. • CLOSED SUNDAY 1824-3858 904- W. DIVISIOK BOB HUFF GENERAL TIRE AND SUPPLY 1703 2 North Cutting Phone: 824-2460 “Complete Line of General CONGRATULATIONS HOWARD'S WATER WELL SERVICE Deep Well Drilling-Oil Field-a Specialty Elton Road 824-1853 225 Wilda's Fabric Shop “Fine Fabrics and Trimmings” 446 North Main Phone 824-2113 Jennings, Louisiana Stewart's Drug Store Owner: Junius Autin “We have all your wants and needs! ” Phone 824-2311 Jennings, Louisiana Jeff Davis Insurance Agency 115 West Nezpique Phone 824-4455 Jennings, Louisiana A. B. Leonard Gaylord Jackson Buddy's Flowers “When you think of flowers, think Buddy’s!” 518 Roberts Ave Jennings, Louisiana 226 Cajun Lumber Corporation Remy Sonnier—Mgr. 403 Lake Arthur Ave. Jennings, Louisiana JEFF DAVIS ABSTRACT CORPORATION ‘You can count on us for friendly service” Rosebud's Gift and Children's Shop “We have something for everyone 510 North Main Jennings, Louisiana Knight Hardware Company, Inc. North Main and Academy Jennings, Lousiiana JEFF DAVIS WHOLESALE GROCERY, CO. 403 Railroad Ave. Phone 824-1761 “The House of Libby’s and Autocrat Fine Foods” Jennings, Louisiana Hurst's Amoco Station North Cutting Ave. Jennings, Louisiana 227 Spurry Machinery Sales Service oris “Your John Deere Dealer” Elroy Trahan—Owner 824-4605 Kilroy's Discount Furniture 600 West Division Street Jennings, Louisiana “Pride And Comfort At A Discount” Monie's Beauty Shop 526 N. Main 824- 2733 Better Values Weill's Department Store Hayes Cleaners —One Day Service On Dry Cleaning —Pickup Delivery Service 207 S. Main 824-2072 Freyou Flowers 5AY IT WITH 506 W. Academy 824-1916 Buch Printing Co. JP HNTf fi S 102 S. Broadway 824-3895 Gem Jewelers Dan Eastman N 1 I INI I 219 N. Main 824-1234 Jennings, Louisiana JEFF DAVIS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Charles Nelson Insurance Agency West Brothers Department Store ADVANCED BUSINESS MACHINES TEXACO N ITT, Jim's Texaco Service Station SOUTHERN GAS CORPORATION More Power . Better Cooking and Heating 706 W. Main St. Phone 824-3922 P. 0. Box 787 Jennings, Louisiana 70546 OUSTALET FORD MARCANTEL FEED STORE, INC Phone 734-7351 Welsh. Louisiana Feed—Seed—Fertilizer—Baby Chieks Poultry Supplies—Insecticides Grinding and Mixing Mol Mix 30 Liquid Feed Supplement Phone 824-0445 Jennings, Louisiana UNITED GAS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY The Richard Roe Company provided cars and facilities for Homecoming participants. RICHARD ROE OLDSMOBILE PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE 733 For the Latest in Shoe Fashions, Go to Swift's Shoe Store 242 N. Main 824-3575 Broussard's Men's Shop, Inc. “The Young Man’s Shop” 302 N. Main 824-4393 ED CASSIDY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. LARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU STRONG ENOUGH TO PROTECT YOU SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU 422 N. Main 824-1810 Jennings, La. Merle Norman Cosmetics Studio Gift Items Hairpieces Falls. Wigs Sherwin-Williams Paints Look for the famous “COVER THE EARTH” 'Trade Mark. It is your assurance of high quality in paints for every purpose. Piggly Wiggly Shopping Center On ptulations r to the ppr m M class of 1969 yjL Caraway- “Your Outdoor Dept. Store ’ j Miller Jewelers 1-10 SERVICE ROAD PHONE 824-1628 BOB REICH JENNINGS, LOUISIANA DDT REICH 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 GOISLFA 1 TY An investor-owned, taxpaying electric utility CULLIGAN'S SOFT WATER SERVICE DAIGLE'S WAYSIDE CURB MARKET Clean—Courteous—Conve Shankland Avenue 824-1576 GEORGE LEGROS GULF SERVICE “Let George Do It” HOLSTON WELL SERVICE, INC For Complete Oil Well Servicing 237 Phone 824-4651 Austin's Feed Store Paints—Fertilizers Insecticides Pet Supplies Foods Baby Chicks Poultry Equipment Animal Health Aids 203 S. Main 824-1377 Butch's Seafood Market “ALL SEAFOOD IN SEASON” Mr. Mrs. Herbert LeGros—Owners 315 W. Wood Street 824-3552 Jennings, La. Jim Edna's Seed Store James B. and Edna Terrell, owners Phone 824-2484-Morgan Building “Sherwin-Williams Paints” Jennings, La. Fontenot Insurance Agency “COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE’ P. O. Box 1210 824-3035 Jennings, La. American Shoe Service 406 N. Main 824-3056 Leland Bowman Louis Smaihall S B A SHIPYARDS, INC. P. 0. Box 1311 Phone 824-1519 Jennings, Louisiana 239 Fifty Years’ Experience Building Tugs and Barges for the Marine Industry. Complete Marine Repairs Terminal Facilities Marine Transportation Index of Adverti sements Advanced Business Machines, 230 Jeff Davis Abstract Corporation, 227 American Shoe Service, 23d Jeff Davis Bank Trust, 226 Ardoin’s Crescent Drug Store, 220 Jeff Davis Insurance Agency, 226 Austin's Feed Store. 238 Jeff Davis Wholesale Grocery, 227 Auto Supply. 214 Jennings Anserphone Service, 218 Jennings Auto Parts. 238 Bayou Hardware, 221 Jennings Daily News, 219 Ben Lee Phillips (Cult Distributor), 231 Jennings Lumber Company, 222 Bennie F. Patterson Insurance Agency, 218 Jennings Bice Drier, 221 Betty Lee Shoe Store. 222 Jim Edna's, 238 Bob Hull' Ceneral l ire 5t Supply, 224 J L Truck Repair, 220 Bordelon Pontiac «S Buiek. 238 Broussard's Laundry, 220 Jim’s Texaco Station, 230 Broussard s Men Boys’Shop, 234 Kilroy’s Furniture Store, 228 Buell Printing Company, 228 KJFF Radio Station, 214 Buddy’s Flowers, 226 Bulldog Inn, 217 Knight's Hardware, 227 Butch's Seafood Market, 238 Marcantel Feed Store, 232 Merle Norman Cosmetics, 234 Cajun Lumber Corporation, 226 Mcrvin X Buck’s Barber Shop, 222 Calcasieu Marine National Bank. 221 Miguez Funeral Home. 218 Capitol City Hardware, 224 Monie’s Beauty Shop, 228 Caraway—Miller Jewelers, 234 Charles Nelson Insurance Agency, 230 Montgomery Ward, 230 Clark s Goodyear Tires, 218 Coca-Cola. 215 Oustalet Ford Company, 231 Cormier’s Supermarket, 223 Patio Decor, 234 Culligan Soil ater Service, 236 Pat’s Dress Shop, 216 Pepsi—Cola, 219 Daigle's VV ayside Market, 236 Phenix Rexall Drugs, 224 Daley’s Grocery Market, 216 Daly Williams Insurance Agency, 217 Piggly W iggly Store, 233 Donald Chevrolet, 218 Fd Cassidy Insurance Agency, 234 Richard Roe Hdsmobile, 233 Rosebud’s Gift Shop, 227 Fontenot Insurance Agency, 238 S.B.A. Shipyards, 239 Frank West Furniture. 222 Sherwin W illiams, 234 Freyou’s Flowers, 228 Silverman’s, 236 Southern Gas Corporation, 231 George s Gulf Service Station. 236 Sportsman’s Corner, 222 Gem Jewelers, 228 Spurry Machinery. 228 Gervais Smart Shop. 214 Stewart's Drug Store, 226 Gull States Ltilities. 235 Swift’s Shoe Store, 234 Haves' Cleaners, 228 Tide Products, 220 Hebert LeBleu Autos, 226 Hebert LeBlanc Insurance Agency, 221 Tiger Drive-In, 227 llolston Well Service, 237 Honeycutt Furniture Store, 216 llnited Gas Distributing Company, 232 Howard’s Water Well Service, 225 Watson’s Electric, 217 Hudson Plumbing. 216 Weill’s Department Store. 228 Hurst’s Amoco Station, 227 W est Brothers Department Store, 230 Western Auto, 224 Ivan's, Inc., 238 240 Wilda’s Fabric Shop, 226 Contributors Dr. and Mrs. Louis Shirley, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Louis Shirley, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Harlie Bearden Judge and Mrs. John W. Hebert Mr. and Mrs. William N. Knight Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Hanley Dist. Atty. and Mrs. Bernard N. Marcantel Dr. and Mrs. Frank Savoy Mr. and Mrs. Steve Coco Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Roy Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Guilbeau Mr. Herschel N. Knight Mayor J. W. Watson 241 Student Index Abel. Carol 34,1 12 Abel. (lathy 34.119.135.142 l� shire. Kicky 71 Adams, Alice Jean 59. 108, I 16. 120. 124. 125, 143. 144. 203. 210 ADAMS. MARILYN 28 ADCOCK. JACK W. 13,17,130 Aquillard. Sheila 34.51,108,116.118.122,210 Alexander. Patty 59.112.119 Mlhritton. Cleiui 81 ALLGOOI), COACH 176 Amy, (•onion 71 Andnis. Julie 81 Arccncaux, Debbie 81 Arcencaux, Denise 71,135 Ardoin. Craig 70.71,160,164 Ardoin, Janet 81 Ardoin, Patricia 81,113,1 19.135,202 rdoin. Pi-ter 26,81 nioin, Robert 59 rdoin. Roy 34 Anloin, Sherry 81 Ardoin, Theresa 71 Ardoin, Tommy 71 Armen tor, John 71 Armstrong, L nn 81 Aueoin, Ihirl 81 liabineaux. Cathy 71. 145 Rahincaux, Klaine 71 Rahincaux. Jackie 59,128 BAIUN LAIN, Lll.I.IK 29 Bade aux. Shelly 129 Bailey, Bill 71 Baker. |anr 71,1 12,145 Baker, Peggy 59,112,116.119 BANKER, MRS. KDDIK 204 Baronet. Bill 34.194.21 I Baronet. Donald Wayne Baronet, hathi 59.108,110.120,135,210 Batey. Bobby 81 Batey, Nancy 71 Bealer, Mitzi 81 BKLAIRK. ANN S. 13,24,112 Bendily, Debbie 81,1 13,121 BenedieL Carl 81 BENEDICT, KRANCIS 13,17 Benoit, Becky 59,116,128,143 Benoit, Rernadinc 81 Benoit, Charles 71 Benoit. Bandy 71 Benoit. W anda 59 Bergeaux. Dale 71 Berry . Artie 34,51.57,108.110,134.176.198.202 Berry, Karen 81.1 21.145,191 BERRY, MRS. K.A. 107 Bertrand, I iane 71.1 12,130,143 Bertrand, George 81,160 Bertrand, Joan 81,1 13 242 Bertrand. Kevin 28 Bertrand. Nina 58,59.108,1 12,113,1 16,143 Bertrand, Preston 59,115 Bertrand, Bonnie 81 Besemer. Ginger 81.113 Bie.sscnlxTgcr, Butch 59 Bicssenbeiger, Tommy 81 Billodcaux, Mickey 34.124,132 Billodeaux, Bonnie 71 Blackwell, Myra 81,138,145 Blackwell. Bodney 34 BLANCHARD. MC 5 BLANCH ARD, JOHNNY 5 BLANCH A 111). MBS. ALE. 5,13,18.116,117.206 Bl. ANCII AID), ALE. 5.13,26,115 Bloch. Buddy 58,59,106,108,119,133,210 BLOCH, MARJORIE 13,17 BOBO, BILL 122 BOENIG, MBS. CHARLES 13.23.198,204,205.207 BOENIG,CHARLES 205 BOENIG. RICHARD 205 Boislurc, Becky 59.108.1 16.120.124,142,204,210 Bonin. George 59,142 Bordelon, Richard 81 Borrl, Larry 59 Bore I, Patricia 71 Rorill. Betty 81 Boudreaux. Judy 34,145 Boudreaux. Julie 59,108.112,116.124,133,164 Boudreaux, Timmy 81,103,160 Bourque, Hank 81 Bourque, Sheila 81,138 Bowers, Carol 71.1 12,202 Bowman, Brian 71,76,160 Bowman, Claire 116,120,138,143 Boyd, Brad 71.72,133,134,149,158,184,189,207 Boyd, Steve .34,48,50,92,119.13.3,149,151 Bradley, Ronnie 81 Bran dey. J immy 35,51,108,124,132,198,206.209,233 Bratton, Patricia 60 Breaux, Clifton 81,160 Breaux, David 35 Breaux. Joluim 60 Breaux, Krista 35,119,143,144 Breaux, Mary Ellen 35,209 Breaux. Medley 81.1 13.145 Breaux, Peggy 81.1 13,145 Breaux. Sherell 81 Briggs, Mike 58,60,106.1 10.118,13.3.135,149,155 Briggs, Tim 35,132,182,202,207 Broussard, A.C. 60 Broussard, Billy 60, 106, I 10', 118, 133, 134, 135, 149, 150, 15 4, 155, 188 Broussard. Bonnie 18,35. 112, 113, 119, 123, 124, 133. 145, 210 Brou.- iard. Carl 81 Broiuftard. Cindy 35,135 Bromtiard. David 71,184 Broussard, Diane 71 Broussard, Donald 71 Broussard, Doris 81 Broussard, Elizabeth 81,113,145 Broussard, Erwin 81 Broussard, Jeanelle 35 Broussard, Marti)a 82,135 Broussard, Mary 35,51,1 16,117 Broussard, Paula 82,145 Broussard, Terry 60 Broussard, Thelma 35,112,130,138 Brown. Don 82 Brown, Minnie 36 BRllCHHADS, MRS. LAWRENCE 13,22,116 Brunt. Freddie 36,1 29,142.207 Brunt. Jerry 72,160 BRUTON, FRANK 123 Bujol, Robbie 82.160 Buller. Janie 60,142 Buller. Pam 72,142 BURGESS, M A RTIIA 13,19,135 Butson, Emma 36,120,133,135 Cahill. Janet 36,120 Caldwell. Brian 60 Caldwell. Sandy 72,130,1.31.135.1 45 CampU'll. Karen 72.112 Student Index Campls'll. Richard 82 Capdcvillc. Anita 82,1 12 (!arawa , Mary Ann HA Carmlh. Kathleen HA, I I A, 122 Carrulh, Lee 23,60 Camith. Paul 70,72,106, I AO ('arte, Tim AO, 149,155 (ARTKK, MRS. J A 1 KS 13,18. 12H Carter, Joan 72,142 Cassidy, Ted 82,1 AO Caswell, Lee 82,124,1H8 Chaisson, Harris 90 Chaisson, J ran Chaisson. I'atsy 72 Chapman. Angela 72 Clark, Dennis 18,70,72,70,102,1H3,1 AO Clark, Robert A0,149,ISA Clement Carl 72 Clement, Carlton 82 Clement Cathy 72,142 Clement Hubert HA Clement, Thomas 72.IAO Clement Wanda HA,I I8,IH8,I45 CLIFFORD, MARCHKRITE 18.24,106,I 12,104,204 Cloud, David 72 Coats Paul 60,108,141,142 ('olrman, Joy 60,145,104,108,109.170,198 Coleman, Romona 72,1 12,1 28,180 Coles, Reverly HA Coles Keith 72 Comeaux. Bonnie 72 Comeaux, Gaynell 88, 86, 51, IDA. 107. 108, 112. 118, I 18, I 19, 129, 135, 143, 144 Comeaux, Karen 82,113,145 Comeaux, Mona 00,119,143,108 (lonner, | ohn 60,108.120,122,132.138,198 CONNER, MRS. JOHN L. 13,25,119 Conner, Kathy 72,102,112,113,132,145,164 Conner) Kay 82,87,113,191 CONNER, MIKE 164 Constant Wally 72 Cooper, Darlene 00. 108, 110, 120, 121, 137. 138, 145, 108. 172 Cooper, Gregory 37,118,138 CORMIER, CATHERINE 14,18 Cormier. Charlotte 00, 108. 120. 123. 124, 1.30, 137. 138,210 Cormier, Curtis Paul CORMIER, DAN 141 Cormier, David 72,142 Cormier, Dorothy 37, 112, 118, 124, 135, 143 Cormier, Evelyn 00,112 Cormier, John 82 CORMIER, KEN 14,23,110,148 Cormier, Ken 60 Cormier, Martha 37,1 18 Cormier. Ricky 73 Cormier, Robert .37 Cormier, Robert 20,73 Counrege, Gary 58,61,108,116,182,1.84,202 Courrege. Paul 82 Cradcr. Chariotte 73 CRAIG, V. E. 12.14,106,117,164,200 Creduer, Keith 73 Cupper. Larry 73 Daigle, Charlotte 82 Daigle. Darrell 82 Daigle. Donna 82.113,145 I taiglc. I onnie 01,110.118,133,135,149,156 Daigle, Ksthella 73.1 12 Daigle, Freida 37,9.3,118.191 Daigle. Haney 01.1 24.138.139 Daigle. Huey 37. I 10. NO. 117. 118. 1.3.3, 1.34, 137. 138, 149. 150, 151, 152. 153, 155, 188 Daigle. Karl 82,160 Daigle. Kurt 82,100 Daigle. Laurie 73.135 Daigle. Michael 73,100 Daigle, Millard 73 Dailey, Valerie 73 DarlKMine, Reverty Daseh, Darla 82,1 13 Daseh, Debbie .37,142 Davis, Connie 01,128.142 Davis, Harry .37,51.1 I 1.160.209 Davis, Randy 82 Davy, Floyd 82 Davy, Mike 73 Dees Karli 33,37,112.110,128,129,135,144,211 Dees, Matt 73,70,100 I tel .at :roix. Charles 80,82,106,100 DeLaCroix, Denise 37, 51, 108. 110. 120, 124. 133, 137, 138, 144, 145, 202 DELACROIX, PAI L 14,17,148 Delome, Annette 73 Itelome, Danny 38 MOTHER DELORES 200 IteMary, C. S. 28 Dennis, Frances Ann 82,113,1.35,1.38,145,202 I tennis, Judy 82 DeSha .o, Marty 73 Desholel, Donald .38 Iteshotel, Elaine 24, 58,01, 112, 113, I 10, 12.. 14.3, 144. 204, 108 Desholel. Nelson 82,217 Desholel, Sue Mae 6I. I 12 DEV M L.CINDY 14.19.1 17.120,121 Dev all. Mary 82,1 13 Itevall, Stella 82,1 13,142 I lie kerson. J ane I 61,142 Diekerson. Su anne 82 I tixon. Paul 28 I loherly. I)iane 38.124.130,137,138,139,145,207 Doherty,Glenn 73 Doherty, Janice 38, 51, 108. 110. 117, 118, 122, 124, 136, 137, 138,210 I toherty. Marion 73,121,1.35,138,143 I tonneII. I liana 38,110.119,138 Doucet Angela 38,110,202 Douce t Carol 01 I touce t J ames 01,135,137,138 DouceL Jimmy 73 Doucet Lois 82,191 DOUCET, MERVIN 29 Dourel, Phil 01,108,124,135,130,138 DOUCET, RUSSELL 29 Dourel. Stanley 61 I toueeI. Thomas 82 DouceL Trudy 7.3,1.35,142 Itouget, Tim 7.3,142 Doyle, Mary Ann 82 Duhon. Butch 01,128,129,135 Ituhon. Byron 01 Duhon, Cam tie 82 Ituhon, Terry 73 Duncan, Billy 38, 45, 51, 97, 100. 107. 108. 110, 110, 124, 133, 134, 149, 151, 157, 158, 101. 202. 205 Dunn, Carroll 82 Dupont Brenda 73 Dupont David 01,142 Dupre, Peter 82 DUPUIS, GLADYS 29 E ASTM AN, ARTHUR 29 Eastman, hark en .38,108,122,128 Eastman. Dan 73 Eastman, Denise 20,135 Eastman, Elaine 83,142 EDWARDS, SENATOR EDWIN 130,201 Egbert Darrell Student Index Kllisor,Janc 38,1 12,120 Epperyly, Lyneltc 7.1,121 KS(IIIKTE, KKK()l, 14,2.1,1 48.151 KY AMS. HELEN 12 FAIN, F.YY. 14,21,148,168,174,191 Faulk, Hill 2.1.61 Faulk. Denise 80.1 10 Fisher, Jeffrey 28 Folse, Mike 08 Foil lend, Heveriy 70 FonIcnol, Faye 08,1 18.105,140.145,168.172 Fonlend. Glenn 08.1 I t Fonlenol. Clinda 70,145 Fonlenol. Howard 00 Fonlenol. Jerry 00 Fonlenol. Jimmy 27,61 Fonlenol, Karen 74,108 Fonlenol, kallierine 6 1,145 Fonlenol, Mike 61 Fonlenol, Mona 80 Fonlenol, Itandal 00.140,152 Fontenot Richard 00 Fontenot KoImtI 74,102 Fontenot Roger 80 Fonlenol. Konald 61. lit Fonlenol. Sharon 80.108,145 Fontenot, Shelia 00.51,108.1 16, II8,140 FONTENOT, MRS. VKI.I)() 202.204 Fonl, Carolyn 74,120,121,142 Ford, Nancy 74,100 Foreman, I )oug 62,210 Frey, Debbie 80,145 Frryou, Mickey 00.40,51,1 18.102,102 Frey on, Roeky 09 Fmgr, Danny 80,160 Fmge, Kmest 74 Fmge, Renee 80 Gallier, Edway (•aim. Jury (Iann. Pal 62,104,140,150 (lary, Harhara 00 Cary, Carl 74 Cary, Charlene 80 Cary, Miehael 80,160 Cary, Mike 62 GAUDET, LOU 174 GAUDET, MRS. LOU 10f� Caudel, Terry 04,116.102,104,140,152 Gillespie. Louise 62,112,121,105,140 Cotreaux, J NY. 114,115,118,104,105,149,152.156 Gott, Debbie 80,105 MOTHER GRACE 200 Granger, Ricky 80,160 Green, Austin 74 244 Green, Jennifer 05, 106, 107, 108, 118. 110, 122, 140. 144.210 Green, Kcvcn 80 Green, Lyncttc80,l 10,145 CROS, COACH 200 Guidry, Carol 62 Guidry,Connie I 18.105,140 Guidry,Corice 74 Guidry , Gaynell 28 (luidry. Mona 62,1 16,1 20.1 21.122.102.140.1 t t Guidry, Sieve 27,62 (luidry . Susan 80,105.108,145 Guilbcaii, Randy 74 GUILLORY, YNNF 14.19.128 Guillory. Harhara 80,110 Guillory . Nadine 80.110.145 Guillorv, Sherrie 62,108,112.116,110 GUILLOT. LUMA 20 Guinn, John 74 Guinn, Peter Gunnell. Sonya 80.1 10,145 Gutiirie, Johnny 62 llaneoek, l)ehhie 74,100.140.101 Hanks, Rennett 80 Hanks. Donald 62 Hanks. Mike 74 Hanna, Carrie 74,112,121,100.105,140 llanvy. Gene 62,1 28,200 llanvy, Janies 128,120 llarbison, Sharron 62,108,110,202 llarhison, Suzanne 80 Hardy, Sam 74 HARKLSON, EDDIE 10,11.14.161.174.204 llavenar, Steve 62.108.1 10.118.100.101.105.1 10.156.205 HAWKINS, BARBARA 200 I lebcrt, Carolyn 80,121.105,145.168,170,101 Hebert, (lathy 80,110,121,1 15,101 Hebert, Debbie 01, 112, 116, 120, 120. 108, 100, 145, 168. 170. 176 Hebert, Don 62,124,107,108 Hebert, Jill 74, 102, NO. 112. 110. 121. 100. 145. 168, 172. 104 HEBERT, JOHN 160 lleberl. Ynnelte 62.1 21.124.108 Hebert, Mall 62 lleberl, Mona 80.100.110,121,145,191 lleberl, Patricia Hebert, Ricky 02, 00, 51,01. I (Mi. 108. 110. 104. 140, 150. 152. 161, 164, 188, 202. 207 lleberl, Roy 62,128,120,140.156 Hebert, Sandra 20,74 Hebert, Sharon 80,110 llclicrt. Steve 62,202 lleberl. ickic 02, 00. 50, 51, 04, 106, 107. 108, 120. 124. 162. 160. 166. 168. 171. 170, 101, 108, 202, 207, 21 1 lleiehelheim. Brent I 10, II4.104,140,150,164 lleiehelheim. Cole lie 74,105,145 Herrington, Patrick 41, 51,96, 106, 108, 118, 110, 122. 128, 102, 104. 176, 170. 100, 108. 201,202, 206. 208. 200 Hickman, Maydcl 74,105 II ilium, Danny 80.87,142 llilhun. Susan 60,142 Dine. Dane 03,41,106,120,124 llinc. Lanya 80,1 13,145,101 Hoag, Martha 02, 41,51. 106, 107, 108. I 16, 120. 162. 160. 164. 166. 108. 202, 206, 20 ), 211 HOAG, . V. 160 Holloway, Y al 11 IIOLSTON,(111 ARLES 160 llolslon, Karol 80.110.121,145 Hols ion, Rhonda 41.46,108,119,124.102,140,162.163 llormell, Paul 80.160 Horne, Nancy 41.51.108.1 16.1 17.128,202,206.208,200 I toward, J ohn 41.104.140,150 HUDSON, BOB I t. 21. I tO, 151 HUDSON, MRS. BOR 14.20 Hunt Shelton 04. 41, 108. 21 I 11usfeId. Ruth 60.1 12.1 16.1 28.129.1IIJ 12 IIy lion. Daniel 60 IN CROWD 21 I 1st re. Elinor 80,1 10.145 Istre,Pam 70,74, 76, M2, 120, 121. 100, 140, 145. 101,217 Student Index JACKSON, I AI I. 115 JANICE. HENRY 11,22 Janisr, ula 63 Jardell. AJ. 74,1 14 Jardell, I.con ( !t Jeanise, niln w 71 Jeanise, I )nuglas (lit Jnnk, Krir (lit. I 21 Jefferies. Mark «it Johns, Cynlliia I 1.43.51 .108,1 20 Johns, Orhra Shariccn I I.I 12,1 I(i.110.1 lit Johns, Hampton hit. 110 Johnson. Chris I2,0it.l 10,124,1itii,Iit4,1 ittt.140.15it.211 Johnson. I rank Johnson. Jor Bit.I(•() Jones, Donna 12,217 Jones, Pain hit,! 20,145,21 I K r bode ail , Mike 74 KEETII, M NRJORIE 15.18,47,50,108 Keeton, Chuck 74,1itO, 152,101 Kellev, Donna hit Kelley, Jessie 52, 42, 50. I Oh. 107. 108. I Ih. I 18. 121. liiit. 158. 207 Kenned), Colleen 88.1 12 KENNEDY. DONALD I5,2h,l58 KoImt, 1Ct in.il«I 74 KoImt, Shelly 88 Kuhnrll. John 74 Lejeune, DuHin 64 Lejeune. Car line 84 Le|eune. Henrv 84 UJeune, JoAnn 48,51.108.202.206.207 LEJEUNE, OJ. 29 Lcjeune, Koliert 84,132,160 Lejeune, Roger 32,43,90,118,138,130,211 Lessigne, Greggory 27,63 LONGMAN, MARY 200 Longman, Mary Arui 64,142 Longman. Kicky 84 Lopez, Darlene 64 Lopez, Edmond 75 Lopez, Elroy 27,64 I.opez, Jackie 84,113 Lopez, Peggy 84 Lopez, Wadr 75 Lopez, Wayne 84 LOKMAND, ELLIS 15,22 LOVELADY, JANET 15, 10 McCombs, Gerald 75,142,104 McCoy,Judy 64.142 McFarlain. Reeky 43,118.144 Mr Kailain, Jack 80,84,106 McFarland, Mike 85,135.160 McLean, Rickv 21,85 McMiUin, Marian 70.75,1 (Hi. 121.130.133,143 McNcal, Jerry 43 Laltouve, Kandy 83,160 LaRouve, Wayne 75 LaCombe, Itnhhy LaCombc, Carolyn 42,1 it8 LaComlr, Dianne 63 LaCombe, J anise 75,112 LaCombr, Miehael 83 Laid la vs. A inly 75 Laidlaw, Maxwell 43,51,108 Laird. Mark 63, 118. 135. 102 Lamb, Claudia 75,142,104 Landry, Danny 70,75,110.140.150,184 Landry, Debbie 84 Landry, Donald 27,42 I .andry. Jodie 75,142 Landry , Mary 84 Landry, Robert 42,132 Landry .Scotty 63, 1.32 Langley,Jean 12 Langley. Lawton 84 Lantz. Carl 75 LAPOINT, ROY 15,10,124.125,203 LaSagc, JoAnn 81 LaSagr, Ronald 63 LaVergne, Carol 84 LaVergne. Florinda 28 LAVERGNE, NOAH 20 LaVergne, Rayford 63,1 20 l.eltlane. Nila 63 l.eltlane. Patsy 84 l.eltlane, Rickey 63,1 16 LeDoux, Karen 84.1 lit Lee, Cindy 42, 51. DHL 108. 115, 116. 162, 163, 166, 168. 120. 173, 101, 108 Lee, Ervin 64. I Dt. 132, 135 LEE, FRANK 163 Lee, Jeroly n 84,1 13 Lee, Shelia 42,143 Leger, Itelinda 42,145 I.egcr, (ihrisline 84,145 I eger, Jarkic 84,87,113,121,145,101 Leger, Linda 42,1 45 Leger, Tommy 84,160 I.eGros Reverly 84,145 I jc(!ros. (.lenda 64,101,11(i, 11 7.120,1 28.143 I.eGros, Pal 64,140.157 LcGros, Rosie 64 Lejeune, Rmnda Ann 64,112 l cjeune. Itrenda 43 lejeune, Cliff Lejeune, Daniel Mack, Jean 64,68,60.108.1 16,117,120.143.191.210 Mack, Stone 75,102 Mack, Susan 51. 108. 116. 117. 120. 123. 128. 143. 144. 168, 170, 176. 101. 108. 202. 206,215 Manley, Joy 84 Manley, Randy 64 Manuel. David 27,64 Manuel. George 43,47.116,118,124,132,138.102 Manuel, Jeanette 64 Manuel, Lee 43.110,133,134,149.153,190 Manuel, Michael 43.149 Manuel, Nancy 64,120,133,1 44,168,173,193 Manuel, Kicky 84 Manuel. Sidney 75 Manuel, Tony 43,118 Mare an tel, Gregory 58, 64. 108. 116, 117. 124. 127. 120. 132, 134, 183, 205 Mare an tel, Valerie 64,110,122,138,143 Martin, Ellen 84sl 13 MARTIN, JACK 15.22,110.148 Martin, Rhonda 80.84.87.1 (H). 113.121.130.135.145.168 MOTHER MARY 200 Matte. Glenn 84.160 May, Carolyn 84,135 May, Randy 75 Vlavfield. Karhara 75,112,113.130 Medus. David 32, 50, 51. 106. 108, 120. 122. 124, 125,44, 132. 201,203,207, 210 Medus, Paul 85,103,137,138.160 Menard, Tony 85,202 MOTHER MERCEDES 200 Meredith, David 75 Meredith, Debbie 75 MIERS, HOWARD 29 Miller, Carletta 85 Student Index Miller. Darrell Miller. Doug 64,108 Miller, (iail 14,92,112,118,120 135 Miller. Gerald 61 MILLER, GLENDA 211 Miller, Glenn 64 Miller. Jerry 75 Miller. Johnnie Rave 75.1 I 2 Miller, Kenneth 75 Miller. Kenneth 85 Miller. Liz 76 MILLER, M DGE MINOS 131 Miller. Priscilla 76 Miller. Val 44,118,130,131,132,193 Miller. Wendell 76,160 Miller. Zaeharv 65,108,116.123,124.125,133 Milner, Jerry 44.132 Mire. Calvin 76 Mire. Mike 65,116,118 Mire, Polly 76.112.130,113 Mitehell. Cindy 65,112 Mitchell, Farrell 76,160 MOORE, L.A. 12,15,123 MOORE, MAYO 163 Moore, Path 44. 50, 95. 116. 133. 137, 138, 162, 163, 166, 168. 170, 172, 198, 202. 205 Moore, Paul 65,123.127,202 Moore, Robert 85 Moore. Vicki 65, 101, 116, 118. 123. 132, 133, 135, 166. 168. 198 MORGAN. ROBBIE 15.25,119 Morvant. Edward 65 Morvant. Laura 65,129 Morvant Leo Mou ton. Mike 65 Mouton. Ronnie 76 Munkres JoEtta 44 Murray. Eddie 27,44 Murray. Linda 44 Myere, Carol 65,124,130,138 Myers, Cleveland 85 Myers, Denise 85,118.135 Mvere, Elizabeth 76,112,130,135,143 Myers, Katliy 76,164 Myers, Nancy 44 MYERS. PA I I 15,20,140.142 Myers, Paul 28 Myers, Paulette 44 Myers, Rita 26,85 Myers, Rosa 27,45 Myers, Russell 27.65 Myers, Sherry 76,142 Nash, John 85 Neal Richard Neal. Wayne 27,45 Nelson, Karla 65.124,143,145 Newman. Katy 65,112,143,203 Newman, Mona 76,112,145 Newman, Sharon 85 Newman, Sue 45,120,168 Nichols, Karen 45,98,120,124.128,132,135.143,162,163 NICHOLS, LEE 163 Norwig, Marta 45,51,108,117,122,124,130,206 O'Brien, Randy 76 Olds, Linda 45,51,108,116,120,123,207 246 Papillon, Lynn 76 Papillon. Michael 76 Patterson. Debbie 45.119.124,215 Patterson. Sandra 85.121.130,191 Pavlu, Rieki 65,134 Peloquin, J aekie 45.120,124,138.145.168.171 PELOQl IN. EUNICE 29 Penland, Thelma 85,135,145 PENNY ARCADE 164 Pepper. Marilyn 76.112,135.145 Perrin, Keith 76,142 Perry, Kenneth 76 Pete, Terence 76.119,160 PHILLIPS, BEN 204 Phillips, Emily 85,113,145 Pickett. Carol 85,113,145 Pickett. Mary Beth 33,45.112,124.133,135,138,144 Pirozzolo, Susan 85 Piz olatto. Mike 45.1 16,1 24,132,1 92 Pizzolatto. Peter 76,149.159,160 Portie. Jonny Sue 85,113.145 Portie, Martha 65,112,121.210 Pousson, J udy 65,129 Prather. Charlotte 46.1 16.143 Prather. Terry 65 Precht. Jill 65,116.117,119.128.143,191,210 Preeht Susan 46. 51,97,106, 108. 112, 116, 117, 122. 143. 198. 202, 206, 207 Preeht. Tom 58.65,69,106,110,133,134,149,157,204,205 Prejean, Gail 77 Prejean. Tommy 85 Pugh, Cynthia 65, 119, 143, 144, 168, 169. 171. 172. 173, 176. 191,198,210 Pugh, Sherrie 85,113,145 Pulver. David 46,203 Pulvcr, Martha 65,191 Qualk, David 66,69,101.108,110,118,134,135,157,204 Quebedeaux, Anita 77 Quibodcaux. Charlie 77 Quibodcaux, Kicharc 28 Racca. Billy 12 Raeea, Cissv 77. 145. 168. 173. 191 Karra. Donna 46.119.124.132.133.143 Racca. Janie 46.120 Kamour. Gayle 77 Randolph. Holland 66.1 19 Rav, Richard 77 Reed. A.L. 85.160 Reed. Debbie 77.112.121.130,135 Reed, Elaine 66,143 REED. JOHN 29 Reed. Keith 32.46.51.134,149.154 Reed, Kenny 85.160 Renner, Sam 66.114 Reynolds David 85.138 Revnolds Tom 66,138 RICARI), FRANK 15,20,33,138.139 Richard, A.B. 46,151 Richard. Doris 77,85.135 Richard, Steve 160 Richard. Vickey 66.77.120 R ichert, J an 77.133.138,145 R ichert. J oel 46,95.106.110.133.134,149.154 Richer!, Theresa 46.51,1 10.112,119,133,145 Rider. Debbie 77.112,130.145 Robcric, Ray 66 Robert. Doug 77,121,134.149 Robert, Forrest 77,160 Robert. Rickie 85,160 Robinson, Andrea 77.112 Romero. Lyle 47 Romero. Ricky 77 Ross, Greg 85 Rowland. Carolyn 77.112.145 Roy, Debbie 66 Roy. Deruiis 66 Kov, Keith 86 ROY, LUCILLE 29 Roy, Lynne 77,79,130.133.135,145 Kov, Vickie 77 ROY, WALLACE 29 Student Index Royer, Joycie 77 Rover. Laura 8( Rutledge. Brenda 17, 51. MM.. 118, 122. 130. 131. 198. 202. 206. 207, 209 Rutledge, Ginger 77,112,121.123.130.202,217 Rutledge. Judy 77 Rutledge. Katherine 17.191 St. Germain. Charlotte 66 St. Germain. Hillarv St. Germain. Ray St. Ores, John 86 Savoy. Anne 80,86,87,103.1 15.1 68, 171.173.191 Savoy, Donald 66.108,116,124.125.202 Savoy, John 66, 101. MM). 108. 110. 132, 133. 131. 135, 119, 151. 152, 157, 189 Says, Bonnie 77,121.1 15.21 7 Says, W esley 17.110.133,131.1 19.151.190 Schnce, Deborah 17 Schwartz, Debbie 86,113,145 Scott. David 66.108 Scott. Vicki 33,47,50,125,168.173,191.207.211 Seagraves, Gynthi.i 86 Segura, Frankie 47,51.106,116.119.1 21.133.143 Segura. Jimmy 77.102.110,128,129.133.160.164 Segura, Patti 86,87.1 13.145 Seilhan, Cyrus 110.1 19.133.134.135.149 Set tlemyer. Kvely n 66.108.121,124.138,145 Shell. James 66 Shell, Judv 77.142 Shell, Karen 86.1 13 SHIRLEY, BARRY 211 Shirley, Jack 32, 47, 50. 51, 94, 106. 107. 108. 110, 118. 119. 130. 134, 138. 139. 176. 181, 193, 201.202. 206. 208 SHIRLEY. DR. LOUIS 148 SHIRLEY. MRS. LOUIS 106,148 Shoals, JoVita 77,112,145 Shuey, Bobby 77 Shultz. Mary Jane 86.87. 106, 107, 121. 130, 131. 135, 145. 168. 191 Sisk. Raymond 21 7 Silva, Carlos 66,202 Simar. Mark 86,142 Simar. Michael 48,124.132,142,207 Simmons. Ga.eth 48,108,124,136,138,139 Simmons, Shelda 78,120.142,193.194 SIMMONS, MRS. 28 SIMMONS, SHELDON 15,21,206 Simon, Flora 86 Sittig. Kathrvn 86,113 Skarke, Freddie 67,134,149 Skarke, Linda 86,135 Smith, Dale 67,112,138,143,145 Smith. Frank 78,110,133,134,149,159 Smith, J immy 86 Smith, John 86,160 Smith. Karen 32,48,108,116.1 18.124.138 SMITH. ORAN 29 Smith, Terry 67 Sneed, Jem 67.149,158 Sneed. Terry 67,142 Sonnier. Bernice 67 Sonnier. Billy 48.51.108.124,132,209 Sonnier. J acqucline 86 Sonnier. Randy 67,132 Sonnier, Rickie Spell. Mike 67 Spell. Ronald Spurn . Ann 48,90.108,124,128.137,207 Stagg. Ginger 33,48,1 12.120,135,138 Stagg, Rickv 86,160 Sicily, Margaret 67,108.116,143.204 Stewart, Paula 67,145 Stockwell. Karen 86,121.138.145 Stolzle, David 86 Stolzle. Frederick 48,51.124,132.198 Stolzle. Michael 78,79,1 28.132 Stutes, Way land 86 Swier. Frank 67 Tate. Helen 86,113 Taylor. Bill 78,142 l ay lor, VI ike 34,48,116,117,118,132.233 Taylor, Stephen 49 Theriot. Marty 67,129 Thibodeaux. Brad 86 Thibodeaux. Debbie 86 Thibodeaux. Luther 86 Thibodeaux. Lynn 49 Thrasher. Dwavne 49,99,100,110.118.164.1 76.180 THRASHER, IRA 176 Thrasher. Phy 11 is 67.108,123,132,191.210 Thrasher. Susan 78,133,141.142.194 TIETJE. MRS. WILLIAM 15,21 Timmons. Bobbv 49.51,108.124 Tipton. Judy 86,121,135,145,191 ToucheL Charles 86 Touchet, Francis 86.202 Touche I, J ohn Touchet, Linda 27,67 Touchet. Paul 86 Trahan, Dale 86 Trahan, David 78 Trahan. Gwenn 67,1 16.120 Trahan. John 86 Trahan. Philip 49.134,149,154 Trahan. Ronald 34,49.118.132 Trahan. Sherry 86.113 Tupper. Randv 67 TuthUI, Debbie 112 Tygrett, Danny 78,160 V ALDE TF.RO. ANTOINE 16,25.1 18.119 Valdetero, David 68.136,138,149 Vanya. Lam 27,68 Vanya. Tim 68.142 Vicknair. Christine 68, 123. 142 Vidrine. Glennella 49, 128. 129, 142 Vidrine, Lynn 86 Vincent, Kathy 68,108 Vizina. Johnny 26,78 Walker, Skipper 86,160 Walker, Thomas 68 Wall. Kenny 49.110.134.135.136.138,139.149,155,166 Waltrip, Robh 68.142 Ward, Alana 49,51,108,116,120,122.123.128.143 Watson, Belinda Watson, Glenn 86 Watson, Sidney 58. 68. 69. 106. 107, 108. 116. 120. 121. 123. 124. 1.30, 133. 166. 168, 172, 131, 191. 198. 204. 210 WELDON, MRS. THELMA DEBOIR 16, 28 West, Timm 78.141.142 W iegand. Brenda 86.113.138.1 45 WILKINSON. MR. and MRS. 17 W ilkinson. Ronnie 68,135.192.205 Williams, Barry 68.116,130,131,132,133.128 Williams. Charlie 87 Williams. Cherv I 78,143 Williams, Mike 78.1 10,160 Williams, Penny 32. 33. 49. 50, 51, 84, 96. 106. 108. 120. 121, 124. 132, 142. 168. 194. 198, 202, 207, 208. 210. 211 Williams, Ronnie 68, 134, 149. 158 Wilson. David IL 49,51,124,132,138 WILSON, JAMES 16,24,112 WILSON, MRS. JAMES 16,24,200 Woodruff, Phyllis 78,135,145 Woods. Mel 68,124.134,149.158,184 Young, Becky 78,1 12,143 Young, Brenda 78,112,143 Young, Patsy 78.143 I his is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.” Churchill k • -