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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1973 volume:

BULLDOG'S GROWL piPtBfei JENNINGS HIGH SCHOOL JENNINGS, LOUISIANA 1973 VOLUME XXVII Shadows Symbolized — Administration...................................... Q .................................... •: fc Classes ............................................32 C 9W ..............................................33 Athletics..........................................100 W eHc ............................................. 00 Student Life.......................................144 ..................................... Advertisements.....................................2 4 yc Aei4 eeiueu e................................. Growl Staff Mrs. James Carter and Mr. Paul Delacroix----------------------------------------------------Sponsors Kenneth Blanchard and Charlene Mack-------------------------------------------------Editors-In-Chief Debbie Perry----------------------------------------------------------------------------Senior Class Editor Virginia Williams-------------------------------------------------------------Junior Class Editor and Subscription Manager Tony Broussard-----------------------------------------------------------------------Sophomore Class Editor Warren Ray----------------------------------------------------------------------------Freshman Class Editor Clara Pepper-—---------------------------------- —..........—.............-...........-Index Editor Tommy Rutledge--------------------------------------------------------------------Advertising Editor Glenn Carter and Burt Tietje-----------------------------------------------------------Photographers Connie Cassidy----------------------------------------------------------------------------Bookkeeper Joanne Humbarger------------------------------------------------------------------------------Typist Monte Briggs...........-..........-....................-.............................Football Editor 2 The true teacher not only educates but also leads whenever and wherever the opportunity arises. It is for such outstanding leadership in every phase of school activity, athletic as well as academic, social as well as spiritual, that we dedicate the 1973 BULLDOG'S GROWL to Mr. Bardie T. Roberts, Jr. 3 Opening Shadows Dawn, as well as dusk, casts shadows over all things. Among these can be found symbols of academics and athletics, joy and sadness, teachers and students, work and play, love and sorrow. [ Dawning m J Shadows Saw Many Varied Moods and Activities 5 8 Mr. Harelson Showed Outstanding Leadership A. Mr. LaPoint reported the progress of the new student teachers at J.H.S. to Mr. Harelson. B. Mrs. Carter and Mr. Harelson gave the Sophomore class the procedure for voting for class favorites. C. Mr. Harelson read the new dress and grooming codes to the Junior class. D. Mr. Harelson arrived at school early to begin his day's work. T 10 Assistant Principals Headed Administrative Departments A. Mr. Delacroix made many telephone calls to check on absent students. B. Mr. Ward and Mr. Delacroix helped to enforce school regulations. C. Mr. Ward completed many items of paperwork throughout the year. n A. Mrs. Thibodeaux brought the guidance office files up-to-date with the help of Linda Pentecost. B. Mr. Craig gave students instructions on voting for class favorites. C. Mrs. Gaudet, Mr. Craig, and Mrs. Thibodeaux frequently found it necessary to combine their work efforts. D. Mrs. Gaudet had many duties outside of school hours, such as selling tickets at football games. Office Staff Aided Administration in Many Ways A. Mrs. Evans kept careful records of the school's financial transactions. B. Mrs. Billups completed much of the routine work in the assistant principals' office. 13 14 MRS. CORA K. ALFRED B.S. - Grambling Home Economics II General Science Mrs. Alfred showed many filmstrips to her classes throughout the year. MR. ROBERT C. ALLEN B.S. - Southern Boys' Physical Education Coach Allen checked his grade book to show that Kenneth Bergeron was present. MRS. ANN S. BELA1R B.S. - U.S.L. Home Economics II, IV Mrs. Belair assisted Susan Daigle and Karen Young in setting the table for a teachers' party. MR. M. E. BLANCHARD B.S. - L.S.U. Agriculture I, II, III, IV Mr. Blanchard and Thomas Dennis viewed a film with their freshman agriculture class. MRS. M. E. BLANCHARD B. S. - Florida State English II Mrs. Blanchard prepared lesson plans for her English II classes. I MRS. MARJORIE BLOCH B.S. - Mississippi State College for Women American History World History Mrs. Bloch copied materials for her American history classes. MRS. LAURENCE BRUCHHAUS B.S. - U.S.L. Algebra I General Mathematics Mrs. Bruchhaus gave Brenda Broussard a make-up algebra test. MRS. JAMES R. CARTER B.A. - U.S.L. English III Journalism Mrs. Carter discussed with her son Glenn his college application. 15 MR. WAYNE CESPIVA B.S. - McNeese World Geography Athletics Coach Cespiva handed out report cards to his homeroom students at the end of school. MISS RUTHIE M. CHARLES B.A. - Grambling M.Ed. - Prairie View A. M. English II Miss Charles graded assignments her students had completed . MRS. MARGUERITE CLIFFORD B.S. - Northwestern M.Ed. - McNeese Home Economics I, III Mrs. Clifford and Sandra LaBouve found humor in a cooking demonstration. MRS. JOHN L. CONNER B.A. - U.S.L. Business English Office Practice Shorthand Typing I Mrs. Conner read some important rules on punctuation to her business English class. MRS. CATHERINE CORMIER B. A. - McNeese M.Ed. - McNeese English I Mrs. Cormier pointed out a common error in grammar to a student working at the board. MR. V. E. CRAIG B.A. - U.S.L. M.S. - L.S.U. M.Ed. - L.S.U. Guidance Counselor Mr. Craig read instructions to one of the many achievement tests given during the year. MR. PAUL DELACROIX B.S. - Louisiana Tech M.Ed. - L.S.U. Assistant Principal Mr. Delacroix was instrumental in coordinating the School Action Plan Program. MR. J. W. FAIN B. S. - Louisiana Tech Biology Athletics Coach Fain completed the key to a biology test. 17 18 MRS. JEANETTE GAUDET B.S. - U.S.L. M.Ed. - McNeese Guidance Counselor Mrs. Gaudet kept accurate files on the newly-entered freshmen of J.H.S. MR. HARRY O. GILBEAUX, JR. B.S. - Southern M. Ed. - Colorado State Carpentry Pre-Vocational Woodworking Mr. Gilbeaux advised Craig Clement on rafter spacing on a model house his carpentry class constructed. MR. CURTIS GROS B.S. - Northwestern M. Ed. - McNeese Drivers’ Education Athletics Coach Gros prepared a schedule for the afternoon football practice. MRS. MARY C. HARDEE B.S. - U.S.L. School Work Adjustment Program Mrs. Hardee filed papers her students had completed. MR. J. E. HARELSON B.S. - Louisiana Tech M.Ed. - L.S.U. Principal Mr. Harelson addressed the student body at the Beta Club initiation. MRS. DOROTHY HARRIS B.S. - Southern Girls’ Physical Education Mrs. Harris cheerfully supervised her girls' physical education class while they performed their daily calesthen-ics. MRS. LOUISE HERRINGTON B.A. - Incarnate Word College B. S. - University of Oklahoma M. S. - Massachusetts Institute of Technology French I, II, III Mrs. Herrington translated the caption of a French-Canadian poster for Albert Baker. MR. HENRY B. JANICE B.S. - U.S.L. M.Ed. - McNeese Algebra I Geometry Trigonometry Analysis Mr. Janice followed Kirk Morgan's reading aloud to the advanced math class. 19 MR. RAYMOND JOHNS B. A. - Grambling M.Ed. - Prairie View A. M. Civics Mr. Johns defined the day’s objectives to his civics class. MRS. BETTYE JOHNSON B.S. - Southern M. Ed. - Texas Southern Librarian Mrs. Johnson aided Cullen Hebert in the selection of a book. MISS N. J. JOSEPH B.S. - Grambling M.Ed. - Southern Home Economics I Foods Laboratory Food Service Program Miss Joseph demonstrated the proper technique for combining ingredients to her home economics class. MRS. MARJORIE KEETH B. S. - Louisiana College English III, IV Mrs. Keeth read aloud to her English III literature class. 20 MR. DONALD KENNEDY B.S. - U.S.L. Drivers' Education Metal Works Welding Mr. Kennedy checked attendance in his first hour welding shop class. MR. ROY LaPOINT B.A. - U.S.L. M.Ed. - McNeese American History Civics Mr. LaPoint returned corrected American history tests to his class. MR. HARRY LEVY B.S. - Southern M.Ed. - McNeese Drivers' Education Mr. Levy carefully supervised students driving habits in real life traffic situations. MRS. PETERS LINDSEY B.A. - L.S.U. M.A. - McNeese M.Ed. - McNeese Speech I-, II, III Mrs. Lindsey gave hints on script reading to Karen Fuse-lier and Mike Landry. 21 MR. ELLIS D. LORMAND B.A. - U.S.L. General Mathematics Senior Mathematics Mr. Lormand explained a difficult mathematics assignment to Eldrina Pete. MRS. IONE MITCHELL B.S. - Southern English I Mrs. Mitchell listened attentively to a student's reading. MRS. BOBBIE MORGAN B.S. - McNeese General Business World History Mrs. Morgan taught her general business classes the rules of counting employees’ working hours. MRS. B. L. PERKINS B.S. - Southern M.Ed. - McNeese General Mathematics Typing I, II Mrs. Perkins corrected her typing students manuscripts. 22 MR. FRANK J. RICARD, JR. B. A. - Louisiana College M.M.Ed. - McNeese Chorus Mr. Ricard conducted the bass section of his second hour class. MR. BARDIE T. ROBERTS. JR. B.S. - L.S.U. M.M.ED. - L.S.U. Band Music Appreciation Mr. Roberts directed a flute section rehearsal. MRS. GERALD J. SARRADET B.A. - U.S.L. Typing I Mrs. Sarradet used the overhead projector to show her typing classes the proper method of typing footnotes. MR. SHELDON SIMMONS B.A. - Louisiana College Chemistry Physics Mr. Simmons built a reverse-operating water faucet to demonstrate to his chemistry and physics classes. 23 MR. SIDNEY SOILEAU B.S. - McNeese Boys' Physical Education Athletics Coach Soileau taught his swimming classes the fundamentals of a good swimmer. MRS. SARETHA STOLZLE B.S. - McNeese Biology General Science Mrs. Stolzle studied the structure of a hornet’s nest with Carl Castille. MRS. JUANITA F. THIBODEAUX B.S. - Grambling M. Ed. - Texas Southern Guidance Counselor Mrs. Thibodeaux conferred with many parents throughout the school year. MRS. WILLIAM TIETJE B.S. - Louisiana Tech Biology I, II Mrs. Tietje reported the results of the latest biology test to Cynthia Breaux and Shelia Clark. 24 iillli MISS EDITH TRAHAN B.S. - McNeese Gills’ Physical Education Miss Trahan dictated the rules for volleyball to her P.E. classes. MR. ANTOINE VALDETERO B.A. - Southeastern Bookkeeping I, II Mr. Valdetero utilized the overhead projector in teaching the principles of bookkeeping. MR. GENE VAN HOOK B.S. - McNeese Algebra II Senior Mathematics Athletics Coach Van Hook taught his Algebra II class how to derive the logarithm of a number. MR. JAMES WARD, JR. B.S. - Southern M. A. - Texas Southern Assistant Principal Mr. Ward initialed an admit slip for a student. 25 MRS. JOSEPHINE L. WARD B.A. - Leland M.Ed. - McNeese English III Mrs. Ward, as a Beta Club sponsor, was responsible for handing out the club magazine. MR. HAROLD V. WATKINS B.S. - McNeese M.Ed. - McNeese General Science Boys’ Physical Education Athletics Coach Watkins paused for a moment to reflect on his brief but happy years at J. H. S. .. MRS. THELMA D. WELDON B.A. - Northwestern M.Ed. - L.S.U. Special Education Mrs. Weldon leafed through a new mathematics book with Ida Lopez and Florinda LaVergne. MR. JAMES O. WILSON B.S. - U.S.L. M.Ed. - L.S.U. Small Engines School Work Adjustment Program Mr. Wilson demonstrated the proper adjustment procedure of a carburetor to Pat King and Terry Brown. 26 MRS. JAMES O. WILSON B.S. - U.S.L. M.Ed. - L.S.U. Civics Home Economics I Mrs. Wilson looked over new dress styles with Mindy Fontenot and Darlene Cormier. Student Teachers A. Miss Rutledge enjoyed Albert Baker's presence in her American history class. B. Mr. LaSage performed the duties of a teacher, including making and giving tests. Many Others Held A. Mrs. Eddie Harelson enjoyed reading American literature while substituting for Mrs. Carter. B. Dr. June Moore filled in several times during the school year. C. Barbara Broussard checked attendance for Mr. Johns during his absence. D. Mrs. Paul Delacroix assumed Mrs. Keeth’s duties during her absence. E. Miss Shelia Leopold took an active part in a biology discussion while substituting for Coach Fain. 28 Important Roles A. The ladies who prepared lunches for the year were LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs. Hilda Mouton, Mrs. Lucille Roy, Mrs. Henry Daigle, Mrs. Luma Guillot, Mrs. Lilly Babineaux, and cafeteria manager Mrs. Vemice Peloquin. B. The school custodians were LEFT TO RIGHT Mr. Noah LaVergne, Mr. Russell Doucet, Mr. Mervin Doucet, and Mr. Wallace Roy. C. Oran Smith, Curley Richard, Eddie Francis, Edmond Tiz-eno, Clyde Lopez, Clifford Courville, Curley Simon, O. J. LeJeune, and Howard Mier were responsible for driving students to school. NOT SHOWN: Arthur Eastman, Huey Foreman, Alvin Lopez, John Reed, Willie Simon, Grace Lawdins, and Thomas West. 29 Teachers Shared in the A. Mrs. Carter was visited by Mr. J. C. Neely, parish school superintendent and Dr. Gil Browning of the State Department of Education . B. As assistant librarian, Mrs. Martha Burgess kept accurate records of all library books. C. Mr. LaSage chaperoned the student bus to Winnfield for the Sweet Sixteen Tournament. 30 Excitement of School Life A. Coach Allen taught his freshman P.E. class the basic skills of the trampoline. B. Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Sarradet, Mr. Simmons, and Mr. Val-detero acted out a short skit at one of the many pep rallies. C. Mr. Paul Cormier helped Craig Hudson to learn much about shop principles in his tool technology class. D. Coach Van Hook and Mrs. Gaudet kept the statistics at the basketball games. 31 32 CO CO Seniors Led the School A. Those who represented the Senior class in Student Council were Jonathan Capdeville, Bobby Reddell, and Stuart Coco. B. The leaders of the 1972-'73 Senior class were Jonathan Capdeville , president; Connie Cassidy , business manager: Dianne Haywood, secretary; Stuart Coco, vice-president; Mike Savoy, treasurer; and Bobby Reddell, business manager. A A 34 Throughout the Year LOUIS AGUILLARD KEITH ARCENEAUX ROXANNA BAILEY ALBERT BAKER MICHAEL BENOIT VICTOR BENOIT MONA BERGEAUX ROSE BIAS CELIA JOE BLACK CALETHA BLAIR KENNETH BLANCHARD MC BLANCHARD DEBORAH BORDELON DOUGHAS BOUDREAUX RANDALL BOUDREAUX MONTE BRIGGS 35 Seniors Pondered ANTHONY BROUSSARD DALE BROUSSARD DANIEL BROUSSARD DENISE BROUSSARD GENE BROUSSARD MARY BROUSSARD ROBERT BROUSSARD PATRICIA BROWN RONALD BRUNT CONNIE CANIK 36 About Future JONATHAN CAPDEVILLE TRUDY CAPDEVILLE MARK CARTE GLENN CARTER CONNIE CASSIDY DONALD CITIZEN MORRIS COATS STUART COCO LONETTA COLEMAN DEBORAH COMEAUX VICKI COMEAJJX CARLA CONSTANT BRENDA COOTS KIRK CORMIER LARRY CORMIER SUSAN DAIGLE 37 Dismay and Humor KAREN DARBONNE KEITH DARBONNE HALEY DARTEZ STANLEY DAVIS KAROLYN DEES KATHRYN DEES GEORGETTE DUGAS HAROLD DUHON PAUL DUNCAN RENITA DUPLECHAN Stuart Coco decided that it was time to clean out his locker while Sharon Rubin waited patiently. 38 Added to the Senior Year RICHARD DUPONT CHILA DUPRE JAMES DUPRE MICHAEL DUPUIS CLEVETTA DURIO GWEN EVANS JACQUELINE EVANS TENNESSEE FIELDS Bobby Reddell demonstrated to the third hour However, Bobby's plan only backfired, journalism class how to blow a bubble. 39 Homecoming Was a Busy CARL FONTENOT DAVID FONTENOT RICHARD GARY JOHN GASCAY CONRAD GILLIAM NINA GUIDRY RONNIE GUIDRY JAMES GUINN ◄ A A. Pat Miller and Marlene Istre found time to cut up although they were very busy. ® ▼ C B. The Seniors worked very hard and late to finish their class car. C. The finished masterpiece the Seniors created is shown as Pam Reed and Victor Benoit rode in it during the Homecoming parade. 40 Time for the Seniors Victor Benoit constructed the football player which was used for the car. KAREN GUNNELL ROBERT GUTHRIE RAY HANVY MATT HARGRODER DIANNE HAYWOOD DOUGLAS HEBERT JOEY HEBERT LOYVEN HEBERT RAY ALLEN “HEBERT CHARLES HENRY DARLA HINE WARREN HOAG 41 The Close of the Senior Year CRAIG HUDSON JOANNE HUMBARGER MARLENE ISTRE RANDALL ISTRE CARL JANICE CLINETTA JONES SARAH JONES JUNE ANN JOSEPH BOBBIE KATELY JOSEPH KATELY PATRICK KING JEFFREY KOBER LYNN LAFLEUR BERNADINE LANDRY ROBERT LANDRY BARBARA LAVAN 42 Brought Both Joy and Sorrow Marlene Istre displayed the rose which she was surprised with at the pep rally before the Winns-boro basketball game. DEBBIE LEGER GINGER LEGER MARGRETTA LEGROS PAMELA LEGROS SANDRA LEGROS YVETTE LEGROS ANTHONY LEJEUNE VELINA LEJEUNE WANDA LEJEUNE JOANNE LEONARD SIMON LEWIS WANDA LOPEZ 43 Special Opportunities RAYMOND mcdowell JULIE McNEAL CHARLENE MACK ALLEN RAY MALLETT ROLAND MANUEL DWIGHT MATTE ANN MILLER GERALDINE MILLER PATRICIA MILLER CAROL MINTER SHERRY MOHAR SUSAN MOHAR umm Debbie Leger proudly spoke at a pep rally concerning what Coach Fain had taught the girls basketball team. 44 Were Offered to the Seniors DAVID MONCEAUX RICKEY MOORE KIRK MORGAN KEITH MOTT KEITH MYERS LINDA NORRIS WANDA PAILLETT PATRICIA PAPILLON Kirk Cormier. Robert Broussard, and Tommy Rutledge studied the habits of laboratory mice in Biology II. 45 182 Seniors LINDA PENTECOST CLARA PEPPER GWEN PERKINS DEBBIE PERRY TIMOTHY PICKENS JOHN PRICE WARREN RAY BOBBY REDDELL PAMELA REED RONALD RICHARD NEAL ROMERO BOBBY RUBIN SHARON RUBIN THOMAS RUTLEDGE SUSAN SARRADET MICHAEL SAVOY 46 Graduated in '73 JANIS SHELL DEBRA SIMON DIANA SINEGAL RICKY SITTIG SHARON ST. GERMAIN BRENT STOLZLE LINDA SUIRE RICKEY TAUZIN GWEN TAYLOR VANESSA TAYLOR ELIZABETH ROY THEUNISSEN BERTHA THIBODEAUX BRADY THIBODEAUX BURT TIETJE CYNTHIA TIZENO JOHNNY TRENT 47 CHERYL VICKNAIR KEITH VINCENT VICKI WAITE SHELIA WALLS HARRIET WASHINGTON MILTON WEST REGILYN WILLIAMS CHARLES WILRIDGE KAREN YOUNG ETTA LEOPOLD ANTHONY SIMEON IN MEMORIAM of NINA GUIDRY and CARL JANICE (1955-1973) Seniors Whose Pictures Were Not Available Nettie Duncan Thomas Fontenot William Fremeaux Robert Gotreaux Janell Istre Janet Jones Jerry Lopez Carroll Lovell Nathaniel Malveaux Freddie Norman Don Williams 48 Senior Activities LOUIS AGUILLARD: DeSoto Marching Festival; Six Flags Over Georgia Band Festival; Chattanooga , Tennessee Concert Tour; Florida Band Trip; Student Conductor; Band Council; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN: THE KING AND I; Sound Crew -WHERE'S CHARLEY? KEITH ARCENEAUX: Freshman Football; Junior Varsity Football; French Club; LSU-E Foreign Language Festival; Golf; Safety Club ALBERT BAKER: French Club; Library Club; Political Club; Safety Club; Track - Three years; Cross Country Track VICTOR BENOIT: 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973 District V Honor Chorus; 1971, 1972 All-State Chorus; District V Chorus Festivals; State Chorus Festivals; A Cappella Choir; Chorus Council; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN; THE KING AND I; WHERE’S CHARLEY?; Key Club; Library Club; Political Club; Press Club; Safety Club; Track CELIA JOE BLACK: District V Band Festival; District V Honor Band; McNeese Clinic Band; All-State Band; All-State Marching Band; McNeese Band Camp; University of Southern Mississippi Band Camp; LMEA Solo and Ensemble Festival; LaGrange Marching Festival; DeSoto Marching Festival; Six Flags Over Georgia Band Festival; Chattanooga, Tennessee Concert Tour; Florida Band Trip; Outstanding Girl Bandsman, LSU; Band Council; Majorette; Drum Major; Student Conductor; District V Honor Chorus; LMEA Choms Festival; A Cappella Choir; Chorus Council; WHERE'S CHARLEY?; Beta Club - Chaplain; FTA - President; Graduation Usher; LSU-E Literary Rally - Typing I; McNeese State University Scholarship; Miss U.S. Teen Pageant Contestant; Most Talented Girl; National.Merit Who's Who Among American High School Students; Press Club; Safety Club; Sixth Maid on 1973 Homecoming Court; Typing Award; Who’s Who Award KENNETH BLANCHARD: Annual Staff - Co-Editor; Bookkeeping I Award; District V Honor Chorus; Christmas Concerts; Spring Concerts; CAROUSEL; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN; French Club -Parliamentarian; LSU-E Foreign Language Festival - Three years; USL Foreign Language Festival; Certificat d'Honneur - French III; Fleur de lys French Award; Honor Graduate; Louisiana Tech Honor Scholarship; LSU-E Literary Rally - French II, Physics; National Merit Who's Who Among American High School Students; McNeese Social Studies Fair; Most Likely to Succeed; Pelican Boys' State; Sheriff’s Youth Recognition Program; Who’s Who Nominee; W. T. Burton Scholarship Me BLANCHARD: Basketball - Two years; District Honor Chorus - Three years; All-State Chorus; Chorus Festival - Three years; Honor Chorus -Three years; A Cappella Choir - Two years; CAROUSEL; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN; THE KING AND I - Backstage Crew; WHERE'S CHARLEY?; Freshman Football; Three year Varsity Football - One year Letterman; Golf - Four year Letterman; DeRidder Invitational Tournament Medalist; State Golf Tournament; Most Valuable Golfer - 1972; Hole-in-One Golf Trophy; FTA; Graduation Usher; Key Club - Three years; Key Club District Convention - Lafayette; Key Club International Convention - Washington, D.C.; Junior Press Club - Two years; Senior Press Club - Two years.; Safety Club - Three years; Track - One year DEBORAH BORDELON: Cheering Squad; FHA; FTA; Library Club; THE KING AND I - Make-Up; Marching Squad; Political Club - Treasurer; Safety Club; Student Council DOUGLAS BOUDREAUX: Goretti: Basketball - One year; Football - Two years; Freshman Class - Ser-geant-at-Arms; Sophomore Class Favorite; Track - Two years; Jennings: Varsity Football - Two years; All-Parish Defensive Back; All-District Defensive Back; Library Club; Press Club - Ad Manager; Safety Club MONTE BRIGGS: Annual Staff - Football Editor; Freshman Basketball; Christmas Concert; Spring Concert; A Cappella Choir; District V Chorus Festival; District V Boys’ Quartet; District V State Festival; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN; THE KING AND I; WHERE'S CHARLEY?; Best Male Vocalist; Key Club; LSU Leadership Conference; JANE EYRE; 49 Senior Activities HARVEY; Best Actor; Most Humorous Boy; Track -Two years DENISE BROUSSARD: CAROUSEL - Make-Up Crew; FFA Queen; Jefferson Davis Parish FFA Queen Contest; FHA; 4-H Vice-President; Library Club: Pep Squad - Drill Sergeant and Secretary; Safety Club; THE KING AND I - Usher MARY BROUSSARD: DeSoto Marching Festival; Six Flags Over Georgia Band Festival; Chattanooga , Tennessee Concert Tour; Florida Band Trip; La Grange Marching Festival; McNeese Clinic Band; District V Band Festival; Solo and Ensemble Festival: All-Star Band; Library Staff; Uniform Staff; Band Council - First Lieutenant; Band Captain; FBLA; FHA; Library Club; Safety Club ROBERT BROUSSARD: Basketball Manager; French Club; Football Manager; LSU-E Foreign Language Festival - Two years; LSU-E Literary Rally -Advanced Mathematics; Lions Club Scholarship; Track Manager TONY BROUSSARD: Annual Staff - Sophomore Class Editor; Certificate for Proficiency in Bookkeeping; French Club; National Merit's Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Optimist Club Scholarship RONALD BRUNT: Golf - Two years; JANE EYRE -Backstage; Junior and Senior Safety Club GLENN CARTER: Annual Staff - Photographer; District V Band Festival; District V Honor Bnad; LMEA Solo and Ensemble; LaGrange Marching Festival; DeSoto Marching Festival; Six Flag Over Georgia Band Festival; Chattanooga Concert Tour; Florida Band Trip; Library Staff; District V Honor Chorus; District V Chorus Festival; Spring and Christmas Concerts; Thespian Society - President, Treasurer; One-Star Thespian CONNIE CASSIDY: Annual Staff - Business Manager; Beta Club - Secretary; Performing Chorus; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN; DAR Award; FHA; 4-H; Junior Class Favorite; Best Girl Citizen; French Club; Graduation Usher; Alba S. Heywood Memorial Award; Junior Class President; Library Club; Cheering Squad; Marching Squad - Drill Sergeant; Pep Squad - Flagbearer; March of Dimes Walka-thon; Model UN; Muscular Dystrophy Award; National High School Award for Excellence; Northwestern Workshop; Optimist Club Oratorical Contest - Second Local, Second District; Press Club - Exchange Editor, Sports Editor; Safety Club; Senior Class Business Manager; Society of Outstanding American High School Students; UN Tour; UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE - Make-Up; U.S. Senate Youth Program; Miss U.S. Teen Pageant; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Who’s Who Nominee; Women's Literary Club Essay Contest Finalist DONALD CITIZEN: Basketball; Track MORRIS, COATS: Beta Club - Chaplain; DeSoto Marching Festival; Six Flags Over Georgia Band Festival; Tennessee Concert Tour; Florida Band Trip; District V Honor Band; All-Star Marching Band - 1972; All-State Band - 1971, 1972; Stage Band - Guitarist; National Merit's Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Political Club DEBBIE COMEAUX: FHA; THE KING AND I -Make-Up; Library Club; Pep Squad; Press Club; Safety Club 50 Senior Activities VICKI COMEAUX: District V Chorus Festival; Christmas Concerts; Spring Concerts; FHA; THE KING AND I - Make-Up; Library Club; Marching Squad; Political Club; Safety Club KIRK CORMIER: French Club; LSU-E Foreign Language Festival; LSU-E Literary Rally - Trigonometry; Rotary Club Scholarship KEITH DARBONNE: FFA - Third Vice-President; Football - Three years; Safety Club - Chairman of Traffic safety HALEY, DARTEZ: Basketball; Danforth I Dare You” Award; Track - High Jump GEORGETTE DUGAS: Marching and Concert Band - Three years; Solo and Ensemble; Band Majorette; Performing Chorus; FBLA HAROLD DUHON: Basketball; Football - Three years; Track JAMES DUPRE: Colegio Nueva Gvanada; Junior Varsity Basketball - Most Valuable Player; Golf; Intramural Sports - Basketball, Soccer, Softball; Junior Class President; Photography Club; Track; Jennings Golf; Key Club; LSU-E Literary Rally -Civics; National Merit’s Who's Who Among American High School Students MIKE DUPUIS: Marching and Concert Band; Six Flags Over Georgia Band Festival; McNeese Solo and Ensemble; LaGrange Marching Festival; FFA CARL FONTENOT: McNeese Bankers' Clinic; USL Bankers' Clinic; District V Honor Chorus; District V Chorus Festival; A Cappella Choir; THE KING AND I; WHERE'S CHARLEY?; Dairy Judging at McNeese - Four years; Dairy Judging at USL -Four years; FFA - Treasurer, Reporter, Parliamentarian; FFA Convention; FTA; Freshman Football; Varsity Football - One year Letterman; Key Club; Political Club - President, Vice-President; Press Club; Safety Club - Vice-President; Track RICHARD GARY: Basketball Manager; Football Manager; Political Club; Science Club; Track Manager KAREN GUNNELL: Cheering Squad - Drill Sergeant; FHA; 4-H; Pep Squad; Safety Club; THE KING AND I - Usher HAROLD RAY HANVY: FFA - Chaplain; Political Club; Tennis MATT HARGRODER: Basketball; Football; All District - Two years: All Parish - Two years: Most Valuable Offensive Back; French Club; FTA; Junior Class President; Key Club; Safety Club; Student Council; Track JOANNE HUMBARGER: American Legion Scholarship; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN - Make-Up; Annual Staff - Typist: Beta Club; BULLDOG CHRONICLE - Assistant Editor and Editor; Most Popular Girl; FHA; French Club; Graduation Usher; HARVEY -Make-Up; Honor Graduate; THE KING AND I -Make-Up; LSU-E Foreign Language Festival; LSU-E Literary Rally - Geometry, Spelling; LSU Leadership Conference; Library Club; THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT - Make-Up; Marching Squad - Announcer, Drill Sergeant; Cheering Squad; National Merit’s Who's Who Among American High School Students; National High School Award for Excellence; Northeast Honor Scholarship; Outstanding Teenagers of America; Press Club - President, Vice-President; Press Club Award; Safety Club; Sheriff's Youth Recognition Program; Student Advisory Committee; Tennis; Thespian Society - Student Council Representative; Two Star Thespian; UP THE DOWN STARI-CASE - Make-Up; WHERE'S CHARLEY? - Make-Up; Who's Who Nominee; Women's Literary Club Essay Contest Finalist JANELL ISTRE: Beta Club - Treasurer; FHA; 51 Senior Activities French Club; Junior Library Club; Junior Press Club; LSU-E Foreign Language Festival; LSU-E Literary Rally - English III, Shorthand; National Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students; Safety Club MARLENE ISTRE: Basketball - Three year Letter-man; Sportsmanship Award; Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader - Two years; FHA; Sophomore Class Favorite; Best All-Around Girl; Sweetheart; Homecoming Court - Maid of Honor, Fifth Maid; Key Club Sweetheart - Two years: Parish Fair Queen Contestant; Pep Squad; Press Club - Business Manager; Safety Club - Secretary; Thespian Society; THREE ON A BENCH; Track -Four year Letterman PATRICK KING: 4-H; Football; Track LYNN LAFLEUR: ANNIE GET YOUR GUN - Back-stage, Make-Up; Performing Chorus; FHA; FTA; HARVEY; JANE EYRE; THE KING AND I; Best Actress: Library Club; McNeese Literary Rally -Dramatic Interpretation; USL Literary Rally; Cheering Squad; Marching Squad - Drill Sergeant, Vice-President; Natchitoches Christmas Parade; Press Club; Safety Club - Treasurer; Student Council; Thespian Society; UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE; Verse Choir; Vinton Speech Workshop; WHERE'S CHARLEY? ROB LANDRY: District V Band Festival; District V Honor Band; DeSoto Marching Festival; Six Flags Over Georgia Band Festival; Chattanooga, Tennessee Concert Tour; Florida Band Trip; Buccaneer Band - One year; Contraband - Three years; All-State Marching Band - Outstanding Boy Marcher; McNeese Mr. MSU Band Camp, Band Camp - Staff Captain; LaGrange Marching Festi- val; Solo and Ensemble; Band Council; District V Honor Chorus; District V Chorus Festival; Clinic Chorus; A Cappella Choir; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN; WHERE'S CHARLEY?; Most Talented Boy; French Club; Golf; Key Club; Library Club - President; Safety Club DEBBIE LEGER: Goretti - Basketball; Library Club; Pep Squad; Track; Jennings - Basketball; Danforth I Dare You” Award; Most Athletic Girl: 4-H Vice-President; Library Club; Pep Squad; Press Club - Ad Manager; Safety Club; Typing Award; Track GRETTA LeGROS: Basketball; FHA; 4-H; Library Club; Marching Squad; Pep Squad; Safety Club; Track YVETTE LeGROS: ANNIE GET YOUR GUN -Usher; Beta Club; CAROUSEL - Make-Up; FHA -President; FTA - Student Council Representative; HARVEY; JANE EYRE - Prop Mistress; Library Club; LSU-E Literary Rally - Home Economics II, III; Cheering Squad; Marching Squad - Co-Cap-tain Drummer; National Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students; McNeese Speech Rally; Press Club; Safety Club; Thespian Society - Vice-President; THREE ONE-ACT PLAYS - Make-Up; THE TWELVE POUND LOOK -Prop-Mistress; UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE; Verse Choir ETTA JANE LEOPOLD: FBLA - Secret.. ; LSU-E Literary Rally; THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILIOT -Usher WANDA MARGARET LOPEZ: Certificate for Proficiency in Bookkeeping; FBLA; FHA; Library Club; Cheering Squad; Marching Squad 52 Senior Activities CHARLENE MACK: Annual Staff - Co-Editor; District V Band Festival; District V Honor Band; McNeese Clinic Band; All-Star Band; All-State Band; Solo and Ensemble; LaGrange Marching Festival; State Band Festival; DeSoto Marching Festival; Six Flags Over Georgia Band Festival; Chattanooga, Tennessee Concert Tour; Florida Band Trip; Library Staff - Head Librarian; Band Council; Certificate of Proficiency in Typing I; Certificate of Proficiency in Bookkeeping I; FHA; FTA - Treasurer; Graduation Usher; Library Club; LSU-E Literary Rally - Home Economics I; LSU Leadership Conference; THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT - Usher; Safety Club; Student Council ALLEN MALLETT: Dairy Judging; LSU-E Literary Rally - Agriculture I, II, III; FFA Star Greenhand Award; Dairy Award; Soil and Water Management Award; Agriculture and Mechanic Award; Welding Trophy DWIGHT MATTE: 4-H; Football; French Club; Library Club; Safety Club GERALDINE MILLER: Beta Club; FBLA; French Club; FTA; THE KING AND I; Library Club; LSU-E Foreign Language Festival; Cheering Squad; Marching Squad - Drummer; National Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents; Press Club PAT MILLER: Basketball Manager; Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Head Varsity Cheerleader; CAROUSEL; District V Chorus Festival; Spring and Christmas Concerts; Girls’ Chorus; WHERE’S CHARLEY?; Junior Class Favorite; FFA Sweetheart; FHA - Student Council Representative; Homecoming Court - Queen, Fourth Maid; Key Club Sweetheart; Library Club - Reporter; National Merit's Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Press Club; Safety Club; Society of Outstanding American High School Students; Track; Miss U.S. Teen Pageant - Finalist SHERRY MOHAR: Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Performing Chorus; Girls' Chorus; THE KING AND I; WHERE'S CHARLEY?; 4-H; Library Club; Cheering Squad; Marching Squad; Safety Club; Miss U.S. Teen Pageant - Queen SUE MOHAR: Performing Chorus; A Cappella Choir; Girls' Chorus; THE KING AND I; WHERE'S CHARLEY?; FHA; Library Club; Cheering Squad; Press Club; Safety Club; Miss U.S. Teen Pageant DAVID LYNN MONCEAUX: FFA RICKEY MOORE: Performing Chorus; District V. 53 Senior Activities Chorus Festival; WHERE’S CHARLEY?; Basketball; Most Popular Boy; FFA - President; 4-H; Football; Key Club; Library Club; Safety Club; Track - Pole Vaulting - First District, First - Regional, Second - State; Most Improved” Member; UN Tour LINDA NORRIS: Band; Chorus; FBLA; 4-H; HARVEY - Backstage; JANE EYRE - Backstage; THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT; Pep Squad; Press Club; Thespain Society; Miss U.S. Teen Pageant PATRICIA PAPILLON: FHA; French Club; JHS Morning Memos Program; Pep Squad LINDA PENTECOST: FBLA - President, Secretary; District V Honor Chorus; District V Chorus Festival: Spring and Christmas Concerts; A Cappella Choir; THE KING AND I; FHA; Library Club; Miss U.S. Teen Pageant CLARA PEPPER: Annual Staff - Index Editor; District V Chorus Festival; Performing Chorus; A Cappella Choir: CAROUSEL; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN; THE KING AND I; WHERE’S CHARLEY?; Freshman Class Favorite; Sophomore Class Favorite; Friendliest Girl; FHA; 4-H; Graduation Usher; JANE EYRE - Usher; Junior Class Treasurer; Library Club; Cheering Squad; Marching Squad; Natchitoches Christmas Festival; Press Club; Safety Club; Typing Award DEBBIE PERRY: Annual Staff - Senior Class Editor; FHA; French Club; FT A - Secretary; Library Club; LSU Literary Rally; THE TWELVE POUND LOOK; USL Literary Rally; THE GLASS MENAGERIE; Pep Squad; Safety Club; THE GREAT BIG DOOR STEP - Props, Make-Up; THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY; HARVEY; JANE EYRE; Thespian Society; Thespian Award 54 Senior Activities TIM PICKENS: Football: Student Advisory Committee JOHN PRICE: ANNIE GET YOUR GUN - Backstage: Basketball; Junior Beta Club; Freshman Class Favorite; Sophomore Class Favorite; Football -Two year letterman; All-District - Guard; All-District - Linebacker; All-Parish - Guard; All-Parish - Linebacker; Most Improved Player - 1971; Most Valuable Player - 1972; Team Captain; FTA; Golf; Key Club - LaMissTenn District Governor; Library Club; McNeese Speech Festival; Morning Memos Announcer; National Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students; Press Club; Safety Club - Treasurer; Thespian Society; Junior Varsity Track; UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE; Valley Forge Freedoms Foundation Participant; Women’s Literary Club Essay Contest Finalist WARREN RAY: Annual Staff - Freshman Class Editor: Library Club; Safety Club; THE BISHOP'S CANDLESTICKS; HARVEY - Backstage; JANE EYRE; THE MADWOMAN OF CHA1LLOT; UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE; Thespian Society; Best Thespian THOMAS RUTLEDGE: Annual Staff - Advertising Editor; Freshman Football; LSU-E Foreign Language Festival; National Merit’s Who's Who Among American High School Students; Political Club; Sheriff's Law Enforcement Essay Contest SUSAN SARRADET: District V Chorus Festival; Performing Chorus: FBLA - Student Council Representative; FHA; THE KING AND I - Make-Up; Library Club; Cheering Squad; Marching Squad; Press Club - Senior News Editor; Safety Club MIKE SAVOY: Basketball - One year Letterman; Junior Beta Club - President; District V Honor Chorus; District V Chorus Festival; Performing Chorus: THE KING AND I; WHERE’S CHARLEY?; Football - Two year Letterman; All-Parish Wide Receiver; Key Club - Secretary; Junior Library Club - Vice-President; Junior Safety Club - Presi dent; Senior Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Track - Two year Letterman; District and Regional Champ and State Finalist in Mile; UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE DIANA SINEGAL: Beta Club; District V Honor Chorus; District V Chorus Festival; State Chorus Festival; A Cappella Choir; Girls' Chorus; Performing Chorus; Chorus Council; CAROUSEL; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN; THE KING AND I; WHERE'S CHARLEY?; Best Female Vocalist; French Club; Library Club - Vice-President RICKEY SITTIG: Basketball: FFA; Football; 4-H; Key Club; Library Club; Safety Club; Track RICKEY TAUZIN: District V Honor Chorus; District V Chorus Festival; Spring and Christmas Concerts; A Cappella Choir; CAROUSEL; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN; THE KING AND I; WHERE'S Senior Activities CHARLEY?; Sophomore Class Favorite; Freshman Football; Junior Varsity Football; 4-H; Key Club; Safety Club; Science Club; Track ELIZABETH ROY THEUNISSEN: Beta Club; Chorus Christmas and Spring Concerts; CAROUSEL -Dancer; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN - Dancer; Freshman Class Treasurer; Library Club; Cheering Squad; Marching Squad; Press Club; National Merit's Who's Who Among American High School Students; Safety Club; Society of Outstanding American High School Students CYNTHIA TIZENO: Beta Club; Jeff Davis Educational Association Award; LSU-E Literary Rally -Home Economics II; March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon; Sheriff's Citizenship Award CHERYL VICKNAIR: Concert and Marching Band; Basketball; Performing Chorus; ANNIE GET YOUR GUN; THE KING AND I - Stage Crew; French Club; 4-H - Secretary; Library Club - Vice-President; Pep Squad Majorette; Press Club; Safety Club; Tennis; Track SHELIA WALLS: FBLA - Reporter; FHA; Library Club; Press Club; Safety Club; Track REGILYN WILLIAMS: DeSoto Marching Festival; Six Flags Over Georgia Band Festival; Chattanooga , Tennessee Concert Tour; Florida Band Trip; LaGrange Marching Festival; Band Uniform Staff; Beta Club; English Award; Most Likely to Succeed Girl; FHA; French Club; FTA; Girls' State; LSU-E Foreign Language Festival; LSU-E Literary Rally - English IV; Verse Choir CHARLES WILLRIDGE: Basketball - One year Let-terman; Track - Two year Letterman; Most Athletic Boy KAREN YOUNG: FHA - Secretary; 4-H - Secretary; LSU Conference; Library Club; Cheering Squad; Marching Squad - Head Drill Sergeant, Parliamentarian; Safety Club 56 fw Cassidy 8 5 Ir , iiii'|,,,,itMI«rr - ' « .S:s:::■ ■ ■■sss:Vw«5 S33,. {JJ,, ,,� i ! '� ««ii oV - , t'V.'v 'W v .......I-- I ; £v V‘ ' • .(, H«l«u|.:.r ■ ‘iHiu ' ' ,....... i ,!!!!!,?!i 'UHMM'I , ■jlv.v.v..,-' SitlV««tVMti 'if 'i • _ s� � ••••� � • •; s, ,4- ■ . ■ � •_ ,7 . ii; Sitiiit ', • I V vT � � � � ••«, tx. L £ vlM 1'1., ____ bestcitizen Manuel « ■ 1 | � V. V j ' f r' .1 . f • J k' . I .4 f ■ 1 iu ' • ■ • n«' ■ MOST James The Junior Class Was Active in All Phases of Student Life A. The 1972-73 Junior class officers were Angie Hebert, president; Kathy Medus, secretary; Sherrill Landry, treasurer; and Cindy Coco, vice-president. B. The Student Council members for the Junior class were Angie Hebert, Robin Bearden, and Valerie Lewis. C. Virginia Williams fell for the joke that Georgeanna Knight, Sherrill Landry, Greg Arceneaux, and Freddie Fields played on her. 68 James Achane Brian Adams Cecil Adams Ralph Adams Jocelyn Alexander Pepper Allgood Greg Arceneaux Dwaine Ardoin Matt Ardoin Regina Babineaux Cynthia Bailey Gary Barker Margo Baronet Ronnie Batey Douglas Bealer Robin Bearden Kenneth Bergeaux Angela Bergeron Robert Bertrand Dale Biessenberger Herbert Blair Susie Bordelon Madonna Breaux Steven Brewster Benton Broussard Carrie Broussard Lance Broussard William Broussard Larry G. Brown Larry J. Brown Terry Brown Julie Brummett Clarke Buch Bill Cagnon Stephen Campbell Mavis Carbins Wayne Celestine Louis Chambers Mark Clark Cindy Coco 69 Juniors Worked Hard Angie Hebert, Julie Gar-barino, and Larry Brown put the finishing touches on their Homecoming car as Kathy Medus prepared to take a picture. Belinda Cormier Joann Cormier Percy Cormier Ann Courrege Connie Crochet Ralph Cupper Charlotte Daigle Craig Daigle Debra Daigle Keith Daigle Glenda Dailey Denise Dartez Elridge Dartez Andy Dasch Claudia Davis Mara Dell Davis Paul Davis Keith Deaville Shelton Deaville Marty Dennis David Deshotel Carla Doucet Cecilia Doucet Mary Doucet Regina Doucet 70 and Were Rewarded Gerry Ann Dugas Glenn Dugas Laura Duhon Randy Duhon Paul Dupuis Doug Dune Patricia Faulk Frederick Fields Edward Fisk Charles Fontenot Danny Fontenot Gloria Fontenot Gary Foreman Leroy Frank Connie Fremeaux David Fruge Wayne Fruge Karen Fuselier Julie Garbarino Warren Gary Monty Giger Marcus Gordon Oreline Gotreaux Larry Granger Larry Guidry Rickey Lantier, Susan Patterson, Randy Sar-radet, Charlene Whitford, Cindy Shoats, and Glenn Trahan enjoyed the Coke party their class was given because they gave 100fy in the School Action Plan contest. 71 Bulldogs Are Michael Guidry Susan Guidry Derek Guillory Billy Hammond Alan Hancock Eva Hanks Gregory Hanks Zane Hanna Tommy Harelson Gertie Harmon Clinton Harris Kelva Hawkins Yvette Hawkins Angela Hebert Cheryl Hebert Jackie Hebert Tim Hebert Kathleen Hewitt Blanche Hightower Mari Hoag Gary Hoffpauir Joy Istre Joseph Janice Janet Jeanise Neva Jones Edward Kinard Juniors Cindy Coco, Alexa Smith, Angie Hebert, and Julie Garbarino were proud and very happy after finishing their Homecoming car. 72 V Number One! Georgeanna Knight Sandra LaBouve Tim LaBowe Sheila LaCombe Craig Laird Michael Landry Sherrill Landry JoEtta Langley Peggy Langley Rickey Lantier Roena LaVergne Richard Lawless Shelbia LeBlanc Sandra Lee Kala Leger Brad LeGros Brian LeGros Freddie Fields and Larry Guidry showed their spirit with smiles and number l’s returning from a girl's basketball victory. Juniors Enjoyed Many Varied Michael LeGros Deborah Lejeune Glenda Lejeune Patrick Lennette Valerie Lewis Pam Lopez Trisha Lopez Kim Lueckel Angela McZeal Nancy Mahaffey Peter Marcantel Debra Matt Michael Meche Kathryn Medus Martha Menard Darrell Miller Margaret Miller Cindy Mitchell Gayla Mitchell Doug Morgan Carolyn Morvant Sheryl Mouton Crystal Myers Judy Myers Marie Myers Greg Neely Billy Hammond and his drums were a well-known sight at many of our school functions. Hobbies and Activities Zane Hanna was one of the many Juniors who actively participated in the School Action Plan. Sarah Palfrey Susan Patterson Carol Pepper Jacquetta Perron Loretta Pete Michael Phillips Troy Pickens Sarah Post Ricky Pugh Michael Quebedeaux Gwendolyn Randolph Charles Ray Randall Regan Robert Richard Veronica Riggs Pamela Romero James Rowland Robert Roy Rebecca Sabyl Cheryl Sam Cynthia Sam Randy Sarradet Sandy Schmitt Cindy Shoats Carl Simon Ralph Singleton Juniors '73 — Seniors '74 Alexa Smith Jackie Smith Joni Smith Mary Smith Belinda Sonnier Debra Sonnier Arthur Spikes Julie Stackhouse Bennie Stevenson Harold Stewart Forrest Strickland Dennis Stutes Hulin Theriot William Tipton Glenn Trahan Janet Trahan Gertrude Tupper Danny Valdetero Rebecca Vanya Keith Wall Darrell Walls Carlena Waltrip John Watson John West Paul White Charlene Whitford Pamela Williams Virginia Williams Cathy Zeno f Juniors Whose Pictures Were Not Available Raymond Brown Renee Bujol Lee Allison Byers Lillie Crawford Brenda Daniel Joe Daniel Calvin Dugas Wander Edwards Louie Gary Donna Gilliam i Felix Gotreaux Francis Hebert Howard Lee Judy McZeal Robin Manuel Brenda Mouton Michael Randolph Cynthia Robinson Michael Schnee DeEtta Williams 76 Sophomore Leaders Paved the Way A. The 1973 Sophomore class officers were Tim Cassidy, vice-president; Drew Hargroder, president; Allison Knight, secretary; and Tim Guinn, treasurer. B. Student council representatives for the Sophomore class included, from left to right, Shelly LaFleur, Clay Coco, and Suzonne Delacroix. 78 Sherry Abshire Becky Allbritton William Arceneaux Larry Ardoin Kim Babineaux Phyllis Babineaux Joseph Bailey Karen Baker Charles Belair Belinda Benoit Brenda Benoit Patty Benoit Sharon Benoit Carla Bergeaux Rebecca Bergeaux Wayne Bergeaux Kenny Bergeron Keith Bertrand Craig Billodeaux Evelda Blair Elizabeth Blanchard Nancy Boisture Jeff Bordelon Keith Bourque Cynthia Breaux Allan Broussard Barbara Broussard Dorothy Broussard Hubert Broussard Judy Broussard Robert Broussard Karen Brown Nedra Brown Cheryl Brunt Andy Burger Stephanie Campbell Dawn Carter Suzanne Carter Tim Cassidy Ann Catsuits Anita Charles Arnold Charles Danah Chelette Robbie Clark Shelia Clark Craig Clement Sherlyn Clement Clay Coco Darlene Comeaux Perry Comeaux DebDie Conner Cheryl Cormier Christine Cormier Jennifer Cormier 79 Homecoming Stimulated Interest Brenda Cretchen Dianne Daigle Glenn Daigle Kathy Daigle Kirth Daigle Pam Darbonne Martha Dartest John Dasch Emetta Davis Suzonne Delacroix Ronnie Delahoussaye David Donnell Richard Doucet Vickie Doucet Doug Dugas Richard Duhon Jimmy Dupont Thomas Durkes Cassendera Edwards Roland Evans Robert Fawcett Janie Fontenot Jennifer Fontenot Jimmy Fontenot Julie Fontenot Randy Fontenot Gordon Fruge Wayland Fruge Dennis Fuselier E. N. Garbarino Marilyn Smith, David McFarland, and Nancy Boisture were helpful in decorating the Sophomore class Homecoming car. 80 Donnie Gary Karen Gary Steven Gary William Gary Peggy Gaspard Shawne Gilbeaux Artis Gloston Carliss Gordon Glenn Green Jackline Guidry John Guidry Joseph Guidry Glenn Guilbeau Tim Guinn Steven Gunnell Kathy Hardy Drew Hargroder Marshall Hawkins Renee Hawkins A1 Hebert Clarice Hebert Cullen Hebert Maxine Hebert Myra Hebert Donna Henderson James Hinchee Andra Hine Glenn Hormell William Hurst Joan Istre Randy Istre Jackie Jackson Bobby Johnson Levy Johnson Kim Babineaux knew hard work was necessary to finish the Homecoming car. 81 Sophomores Participated A A Anita Jones Portia Jones Brenda Kately Ericka Kelly Tim Kershaw Allison Knight Clinton LaCombe Denise LaCombe Shelly LaFleur Jane Laird Karen Landry Marie Landry Renee Landry Charles Lavallier A. Mr. Delacroix asked Sophomores to participate in the School Action Program, an attempt to earn money for school needs. B. Homecoming week kept Kim Babineaux, Donna Matt, Julie Myers and Suzanne Carter very active. 82 in Various Activities Owen LaVergne Andrea Lawains Cleaton Leger Lynn Leger Drew LeGros Joey LeGros Cindy Lopez Kathy Lopez Perry Lopez Stepnen Lopez Sandra Lyons Gloria McDowell David McFarlain Kathy McPhail Laura Mack Theresa Mallett Amason Marcantel Donna Matt Clarence Matthews Donna Menard Adam Miller Dolores Miller Harlan Miller Mona Mott A. Allison Knight, Jackie Waltrip, and Tim Cassidy helped finish the Homecoming car. B. Andy Burger, Glenn Green, and Billy Pentecost enjoyed their visit to the parish courthouse, on the civics field trip. 83 Sophomores Prospered Julie Myers LaCue Myers Cathy Netty Edward Netty Micheal Norris Greg Pattum Susan Pelly Billy Pentecost Deborah Perkins Jackie Perrin Douglas Perry James Perry June Perry Wensil Phelps Rhonda Pickens Mark Pirozzola Mark Pleasant David Portie Carroll Prejean Debbie Prejean Ronald Quebedeaux Shelia Quibodeaux Judy Racca Cheryl Randolph A. While Tim Cassidy studied, Robert Broussard and E. N. Garbarino dissected a worm. B. Kim Babineaux and Allison Knight wondered which end was the head of the worm. 84 Kim Roy Phyllis Roy Jackie Rufey Rhonda Sarver Valerie Savoy Susan Schuster Renee Seagraves Phyllis Shirah Laurie Shultz Lola Sinegal Brian Smith Marilyn Smith Rick Smith Susan Smith Michael Spears Tammy Spell Keith Stafford Laura St. Julian Cheryl Taylor Eugene Terry Michael Thibodeaux Randy Thibodeaux A. Kirt Simon and Brandon Beroid took an don Fruge, and Mark Pleasant attended one active interest in Sophomore class business. of the many class meetings. B. Richard Doucet. Robert Broussard, Gor- 85 Sophomores Reached the Halfway Mark Don Louis Touchet Patrick Touchet Carl Keith Trahan Kathy Trahan Kenneth Trahan Margie Trahan Tony Trauth Micnael Vincent Matt Walker Jackie Waltrip Ricky Waltrip Morgan William Renita Wilridge One of the few things Shelly LaFleur, Nancy Boisture and Becky Allbritton enjoyed in biology was the study of D.N.A. Sophomores Whose Pictures Were Not Available Kade Babineaux Ronald Barker Mark Benoit Brandon Beroid Dennis Bertrand Dirk Bertrand Ervin Bias Marty Bonin Ricky Breaux Martin Broussard Nathaniel Campbell Kevin Canik Wanda Cretchen Barry Daigle Randy Daigle Curtiss Dartez Mary Dartez Ronald Derise Nathaniel Dugas Richard Duhon Thomas Istre Glenn Janice Thomas Johnson Louella LeBlanc Robert LeBlanc Kathleen Leonard Cornell Marks Rogers Matthews Gary Metis Terry Murry Edward Netty Louis Parsons Marcus Peterson Bonnie Richard Thomas Roy Martha Sabatier Oscar Seely Stephen Shell Kirt Simon Valentine Sonnier Harold Spell Randy Strickler Tommy Suire Dari Watson Donovan Withers 86 Sophomore Favorites Drew Hargroder Suzonne Delacroix Kim Babineaux Tim Guinn ■;■ $ Freshmen A. Mrs. Gaudet, Freshman counselor, and Freshman class president, Ricky Roe, counted money for class car decorations. B. These students led the Freshman class, SEATED: Shelly LaFleur, student council representative; STANDING: Daphne Wiegand, treasurer; Julie Hoag, secretary; Mindy Fontenot, vice-president; Ricky Roe, president; Bill Price, student council representative; Keith Capdeville, student council representative. 88 Numbered 261 Keith Adams Carlton Alexander Ann Allgood Andranette Anderson Morris Anderson Carrie Anthony Elizabeth Arceneaux Lawrence Arceneaux Juliana Ardoin Mary Austin Sandra Babineaux Shelia Babineaux Sonya Babineaux Rise Bailey Marlon Baker Cecil Baronet Sherman Batiste Lawrence Baylot Bradley Benoit Brandon Benoit Vicki Diane Benoit Kenneth Beriod Paula Biessenberger Tony Blanchard Matt Boudreaux Cheryl Breaux Gary Breaux Juanita Breaux Joe Brewster Brenda Broussard Greg Broussard Patrick Broussard Paul Broussard Ricky Broussard Anthony Brown Stephanie Brown Beth Brummett Steven Cabra Byron Capdeville Walterine Capdeville Anne Carter Rusty Cassidy Carl Castille Cheryl Castille Carol Chaisson Jeff Chaisson Joyce Chaisson Diane Citizen Jake Clifford Karen Coats Kathy Comeaux Steven Comeaux Pat Conner Darlene Cormier 89 Freshmen Placed First A A Harold Cormier Janet Cormier Markeithia Cormier Theresa Cormier Laury Courrege Charlotte Courville Victor Courville Kenneth Credeur Sally Daigle Cynthia Davis Timothy Davis Lori De Cordova Vickie Delahoussaye Thomas Dennis Patricia Deshotel Brenda Doucet Keith Doucet Susanne Doucet Thomas Douget Donna Dronet Denise Dugas Donna Duhon Mark Dupont Gerald Dupuis A. Freshmen worked hard making flowers for B . The Freshman class car placed first in class their car for the Homecoming parade competition. 90 With Homecoming Car Annette Edwards Tina Fretterly Anita Fields Carol Fontenot Diana Fontenot Janies Fontenot Leroy Fontenot Mindy Fontenot Nora Fontenot Perry Fontenot Terry Fontenot Joetta Francis Mary Fruge Terry Gann Cathea Garcia Christine Gary Euman Gary Mike Gilliespie Angie Gloston Aden Greek Jackie Guidry Pam Hancock Scott Hanks Virginia Hart Charles Hebert Lee Heben Marilyn Hebert Paula Hebert Rene Hebert Sidney Heben 91 Counseling Was the Key Theresa Hebert Julie Hoag Darrell Hoffpauir Douglas Hollier Byron Hunt Becky Istre Vivian Istre Michael Janise Allen Johnson Carolyn King Vickie Kirk David LaBouve Stephanie LaBouve Diane LaCombe Shelly LaFleur Nancy Lamb Peggy Lamb Claudia Landry Larry Landry Mitchell Landry Mike LaSage Artis LaVergne Connie LeBlanc Mettnett LeBlanc v it. A T to the Inexperienced Freshmen Kayla LeDoux Carla Leger Dale Leger Lorraine Leger Carol LeGros Christopher Lehman Cindy Lejeune Claudette Lejeune Darlene Lejeune Fredric Lejeune Sidney Lejeune Terry Lejeune Tyanna Lejeune Jane Lennett Dirk Longman James Lopez Rick Lopez Terrry Lopez Betty McCourt Jimmy Manuel Matt Martin Mike Matt Rhonda May Jeffrey Meche Jackie Miller Debra Mire Ronald Mitchell Carol Mohar Sharon Monteaux Rene Morgan A. Mrs. Gaudet assisted Pat Broussard and Stephen Stagg with their schedules. B. Ann Allgood was interviewed by Larry Brown for Student of the Week over KJEF on the Speech department's Morning Memos program. Freshmen Led Busy Lives Norbert Morvant Patricia Morvant Phyllis Morvant Chris Mott Riley Mouton Catherine Myers Danielle Myers Debra Myers Mark Newman Lucretia Nixon Doris Palfrey Glenda Perkins Pam Perry Eldrina Pete Kayla Precht Wayne Prejean William Price Carl Quebodeaux Harold Quebodeaux Jeny Racca Ricky Ray Broderick Redeaux Brent Reed Errol Reed Yulonde Richard Janice Richard Sharon Richard Theresa Richard Tim Richard Joni Robert Chris Robichaux Ricky Roe Michael Ross Charles Roy Cheryl Roy James Roy Connie Rubin Glenn Sawyer Nancy Schwartz Charles Shirah Jollene Shirley Ricky Simar Nicholas Simeon James Simon David Sinegal Veronica Sinegal Myra Skinner Paula Smith Byron Sonnier Janine Sonnier Elnora Spell Rhonda Spell Pearl Spikes Rosemary Stagg Stephen Stagg Lisa Still Rhonda Stinson Dwight St. Germain Gordon St. Germain Hilliard Tall Darlene Thibodeax Freida Trahan Julie Trahan Starlett Trahan Joyce Trent Patrick Tupper Shelly LaFleur and Yulonde Ricard demonstrated ketball team to Winnfield for the Sweet Six- their school spirit by accompanying the girls' bas- teen Tournament. Seniors of 1976 Stacie Venet Cindy Walls Diana Welch Tony Whitford Dapnne Wiegand Herbert Williams Starlett Wilridge Mabel Wilson Dorothy Young Judy Young David LeGros Jimmy Manuel After a year of strenuous work, Carolyn King emptied her locker for the last time in her Freshman year. Freshmen Whose Pictures Were Not Available Wayne Allen Cleveland Bias Lovwanda Brown Wayne Castille Sherrie Cockerham Donald Cormier Hilda Dartest Tammy Davis Michael Derise Donna Duhon James Edwards Norman Fontenot Yvonne Fontenot Ruby Gant Opal Gilliam Angela Gooden Allen Guidry Geraldine Guillory Karen Hicks Raymond Johnson Ronald LeGros Michael Lehman Ronald McZeal Curtis Manuel Connie Miller Carver Perkins Catherine Perkins Gerald Perkins Howard Simon Donald Sonnier Greg Tygrett Andrew Weary 96 jfmZicky Roe jwmrk Newmafy WOulie Hoag Mindy Fonfenot Special Education Students A. Mrs. Weldon was constantly at work checking class projects. B. Alfred Zackary learned how to operate a cash register when the special education class sold ceramic Bulldogs. C. One of the many skills learned by Patronella Jones in the special education class was the use of the adding machine. 98 Tackled Basic Skills A. Florinda LaVergne tackled the basic an of sew- B. Elnora Alexander did some typing for her ing. instructor, Mrs. Weldon. ATHLETICS The Bulldogs Were Headed Members of the 1972 Bulldog varsity squad were: SEATED: Rick Lawless, manager; Me Blanchard, Drew Hargroder, Tommy Harelson, Greg Arcen-eaux, Doug Boudreaux, Randy Istre, Rickey Sittig, Clarke Buch, Zane Hanna, Brian LeGros, Keith Wall, Carl Fontenot, Hulin Theriot, manager. KNEELING: Robert Broussard, manager; John Guidry, Andy Burger, Bobby Guthrie, Dwight Matte, Ronald Barker, John Price, Frosty Strickland, Randy Strick ler, N. Garbarino, Stephen Campbell, Pat King, Simon Lewis, Doug Dune, Richard Gary, manager. STANDING: James Guinn, Mike Savoy, Kirk Morgan, Charles Wilridge, Mark Clark, Tim Cassidy, Bob Reddell, Pepper Allgood, Steve Lopez, Tim Pickens, Richard Doucet, Glenn Green, Matt Hargroder . MR. WAYNE MR. J. W. FAIN MR. SIDNEY MR. GENE MR. HAROLD CESPIVA SOILEAU VAN HOOK WATKINS 102 Coach Curtis Gros served as head mentor for the Bulldogs during their 1972 season. by a Competent Staff A. Robert Broussard and Hulin Theriot, managers, and Rick Lawless, trainer, checked the Bulldogs' equipment for an out-of-town game. B. Quarterback Club President Mr. Buddy Price gave a short speech to give the Bulldogs an added morale boost. C. Dr. Louis Shirley, the team's physician, expressed his certainty of a Bulldog Victory. 103 Dogs Broke Even for the A A BY A. Members of the 1973 Junior Varsity were as follows: FIRST ROW: Hulin Theriot, Drew Hargro-der, David Portie, Clarke Buch, Zane Hanna, Mark Dupont, Matt Boudreaux, Dwain Rider, James Perry, Randy Daigle. SECOND ROW: Dwight St. Germain, Doug Durre, Simon Lewis, Harold Quebodeaux, Carl Fontenot, Robert Broussard, Dwight Matte, Billy Pentecost, Gordon Fruge. THIRD ROW: Ronald Barker, Glenn Green, Harlan Miller, Randy Strickler, E. N. Garbarino, Johnny Watson, Steve Campbell, John Guidry. B. The 1973 Freshman team consisted of: FIRST ROW: Bill Price, Ricky Roe, Scott Hanks, Ronald Mitchell, Carl Mohar. SECOND ROW: Tony Whitford, Matt Martin, Mark Newman, Allen Johnson, Mike Gilliespie, Dale Leger. THIRD ROW: Cleveland Bias, Mark Dupont, Jimmy Lopez, Pat Conner. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Credeur, Terry Lopez, Matt Boudreaux, David LeGros, Chuck Hebert. 104 1972-1973 Football Season We They Sept. 8 Notre Dame Here 0 8 Sept. 15 Breaux Bridge There 18 15 Sept. 22 Rayne Here 22 21 Sept. 29 Abbeville There 8 14 Oct. 6 Lake Charles Here 12 6 Oct. 13 Crowley There 0 21 Oct. 20 Washington There 6 14 Oct. 27 Westlake Here 27 6 Nov. 3 Eunice (Homecoming) Here 0 7 Nov. 10 DeRidder There 13 6 — District Game Dogs Began With Loss, A. Doug Boudreaux and Rickey Sittig left the field during the Westlake game. B. Tommy Harelson desperately fought off a Eunice tackle. C. During the Westlake game, Me Blanchard was on and off the field many times. D. Bob Reddell expressed his joy at many games. E. Doug Boudreaux and Greg Arceneaux dragged down a Crowley runner. F. Doug Boudreaux and John Price converged on the Rayne quarterback to prevent a touchdown. A ▲ C Y 106 but Recovered Quickly 107 A. Man Hargroder, with a block by Kirk Morgan, eluded Lake Charles players for a long gain. B. Doug Broudreaux made several catches in the Westlake game. C. Stuart Coco lowered his head in preparation to ram another Number 20. D. John Price, Tim Cassidy, and Tim Pickens stopped a Lake Charles runner. E. In the Eunice game, Charles Wilridge discovered he did not like flying. Teamwork Was the Word A A 1 DOUG BOUDREAUX, Senior Wide Receiver 7 MATT HARGRODER, Senior Fullback 11 TOMMY HARELSON, Junior Quarterback 12 MC BLANCHARD. Senior Quarterback 22 CHARLES WILRIDGE, Senior Tailback 24 RANDY ISTRE, Senior Wide Receiver 30 BRIAN LeGROS, Junior Fullback 31 JOHN PRICE, Senior Guard 33 SIMON LEWIS, Senior Fullback 40 FROSTY STRICKLAND, Junior Wide Receiver 41 GREG ARCENEAUX, Junior Wide Receiver 42 RICKEY SITTIG, Senior Wide Receiver 44 CARL FONTENOT, Senior Wide Receiver 50 PEPPER ALLGOOD, Junior Center 51 JAMES GUINN, Senior Center 61 DWIGHT MATTE, Senior Tackle m JL 108 for the 1973 Season £■' l S 62 CLARKE BUCH, Junior Wide Receiver 63 STEVE CAMPBELL, Junior Center 64 TIM PICKENS, Senior Guard 65 BOBBY GUTHRIE, Senior Tackle 66 KEITH WALL. Junior End 67 ZANE HANNA, Junior End 72 PAT KING, Senior Guard 74 KIRK MORGAN, Senior Tackle 109 Jennings Surprised no Many Opponents 77 BOBBY REDDELL, Senior, tackle 83 DOUG DURRE, Junior, end 84 MIKE SAVOY, Senior, end Pictures Not Available 71 KIRK MORGAN, Senior, tackle 52 ROBERT C. BROUSSARD, Sophomore, center A. Matt Hargroder met his match many times during the Lake Charles game. B. Tommy Harelson slipped away from many Westlake players to enjoy a long run. C. Rickey Sittig and Matt Hargroder congratulated another Bulldog on his efforts. D. James Guinn was aided by Craig Broussard in acquiring new pads. E. Richard Doucet received a sip of water from Robert Broussard during the Crowley game. ill Outstanding Bulldogs 112 Received Awards A. Coach Jack Doland of McNeese, entertained everyone at the athletic Banquet. B. Doug Boudreaux received the Outstanding Back Award from Charles Cassidy. C. For his efforts during the year, Greg Arceneaux was named Player Showing the Most Progress. Coach Van Hook presented the honor. D. Rickey Sittig proudly received the Coaches Award from Coach Sidney Soileau. E. The Outstanding Defensive Lineman Award was Destowed upon Bob Reddell by Darrell Fontenot. F. Stuart Coco was given the Scholastic Award by Mr. Har-elson. G. Matt Hargroder humbly accepted the Outstanding Offensive Back Award from Oran Richard. H. Coach Gros then gave a speech summing up the 1972 football season. 113 1972 Homecoming Queen Pat Miller, a vivacious and spirited Senior cheerleader, was elected by her fellow students to serve as the 1972 Homecoming Queen. The court was elected first by nomination of the football team and then voted on by the student body. A. Pat Miller was crowned by her father, Virgil Miller, as excitement swelled inside her. B. Queen Pat Miller, with crown bearers Shelly Roe and Michael Price, was driven by Tony Broussard. J - PAT MILLER 1972 Homecoming Queen 114 1972 Homecoming Court The Pep Squad honored Robin Bearden, Celia Joe Black, Pat Miller, Marlene Istre, Georgeanna Knight, and Kathy Medus at party. ROBIN BEARDEN PATRICIA BROWN GEORGEANNA KNIGHT YVETTE HAWKINS KATHY MEDUS CELIA JOE BLACK A. Marlene Istre, escorted by Rickey Moore and accompanied by Barbara Price, cheerleader mascot, was Maid of Honor in 1972. B. Georgeanna Knight, second maid, talked excitedly to Rickey Tauzin. C. Bobby Roy proudly drove the third maid, Kathy Medus. D. Robin Bearden, first maid, and Glenn Trahan waited patiently for the parade to begin. E. Patricia Brown, fourth maid, was driven by Raymond Brown, Jr. and their little sister, Candy Brown. F. Yvette Hawkins, fifth maid, was driven by Mr. Raymond Segura. G. Celia Joe Black, sixth maid, enjoyed having Burt Tietje as her escort for Homecoming. 116 A New Season Filled With New Starters Members of the 1972-1973 basketball team were as follows: Glenn Trahan, Elridge Dartez, Matt Hargro-der, James Guinn, Haley Dartez, Coach Harold ’’Sonny Watkins, Charles Wilridge, Howard Lee, Freddie Fields, and Larry Guidry. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES JHS Opponents JHS Opponents 59 57 Midland 45 43 Country Day 48 69 Sulphur 55 82 Crowley 40 54 Rayne 47 55 Kaplan 49 51 Notre Dame 62 47 St. Louis 49 25 Rayne 58 46 East Beauregard 45 51 Midland 2 0 Midland 47 69 Kaplan 40 54 Crowley 54 53 Northside 57 61 Westlake 46 39 Notra Dame 58 36 Eunice 61 67 Crowley 60 74 Washington 74 73 Welsh 45 69 DeRidder 80 61 St. Louis 57 55 Crowley 80 48 West Orange, Texas 59 64 Westlake 46 47 Marion 57 50 Eunice 73 50 Sam Houston 51 57 Washington 61 52 Oberlin 46 68 DeRidder 117 Teamwork Was the Key! CT A. Matt Hargioder, a new member on the lineup , was a much welcomed addition to the Bulldogs. B. The Bulldogs displayed a great effort of teamwork as Charles Wilridge - 44, Freddie Fields - 24, and Haley Dartez - 10 attempted to disrupt an opponent's concentration and to block his shot. C. When time came to honor the 1973 boys' basketball team, the cheerleaders, at a special pep rally, awarded each player a cupcake as a token of appreciation. Cheerleaders SHOWN: Marlene Istre and Georgeanna Knight with Coach ''Sonny Watkins. Team members included Fred die Fields, Haley Dartez, James Guinn, Elridge Dartez, Glenn Trahan, Larry Guidry, Howard Lee, and Charles Wilridge. Hard Won Victories Toughened the Bulldogs A. Freddie Fields’ aim and concentration were not disturbed by his opponents' efforts as he prepared to make a goal for the Dogs. B. Freddie Fields' quickness and agility on the basketball court paid off for the Bulldogs. C. Howard Lee - 33, put forth a great effort as he grabbed for the rebound. Haley Dartez -11, also assisted in the rebound while Larry Guidry - 15, and Mike Savoy - 21, stood ready to become part of the action. 119 Speed and Skill Made a Winning Combination A ▲ A. Larry Guidry, the team’s little hustler, was always available when a problem arose on the court. B. When Matt Hargroder managed to get into the open, he would take his time and go for two. C. Big John Rudd met his match when he came up against Jennings' Charles Wilridge, as Wil-ridge blocked one of Rudd’s shots. D. One of Haley Dartez's quick and sudden moves enabled him to catch his opponent off guard, while he drove toward the goal. 120 A. The great effort by Larry Guidry paid off as he drove in and over his opponent to try for two points. B. Haley Dartez, one of the more experienced members of the team, helped lead the Dogs to a successful year. C. Hulin Theriot and Rick Lawless loaded the bus with basketball equipment for one of the many out-of-town games. NOT SHOWN: Senior basketball manager Robert Broussard. D. Charles Wilridge added height and muscle to the Bulldogs' lineup. DT 121 A Basketball Banquet Ended the 1972-1973 Season A A BA A. James Guinn, Charles Wilridge, Haley Dartez, and Matt Hargroder presented a team-autographed basketball to Coach Watkins for his outstanding work with the team. B. Combined girls and boys basketball teams with the varsity cheerleaders were as follows: SEATED: Georgeanna Knight, Alexa Smith, Angie Hebert, Mari Hoag, Robin Bearden. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Julie Garbarino, Pam Williams, Matt Hargroder, Charles Wilridge, Freddie Fields, Haley Dartez, James Guinn, Howard Lee, Elridge Dartez. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Smith, Kathy Medus, Coach Watkins, Sarah Palfrey, Kim Babineaux, Jackie Waltrip, Debbie Leger, Marlene Istre, Sherrill Landry, Susan Schuster, Gerry Dugas, Kathy Hewitt, Becky Bergeaux, Kathy Leonard. C. It was a fine season filled with determination, sweat, pain, and joy. This could not have been accomplished without Coach Sonny Watkins. CT 122 J.H.S. Bulldettes A A CT n A. After a most successful season , the Bulldettes proudly posed for their team picture. Members included (kneeling) Susan Schuster, Marlene Istre, Marilyn Smith, Debbie Leger, Julie Gar-barino, Sherrill Landry, and Kathy Medus (standing) manager, Gerry Dugas, Becky Ber-geaux, Kathy Leonard, Jackie Waltrip, Kim Babineaux, Coach J. W. Fain, Pam Williams, Sarah Palfrey, Andra Hine, and manager, Kathy Hewitt. B. Leroy Frank, David Donnell, Robin Bearden, and Michael Norris displayed their spirit by making a poster to encourage the team on to victory. C. The pep rally honoring the Sweet Sixteen - bound Bulldettes highlighted the day of their departure for Alexandria. A t .' 123 Work, Sweat, Pride A. Kathy Leonard, a sure -shooting Sophomore, saved many games with her quickness and agility. B. Julie Garbarino and Sherrill Landry surrounded an East Beauregard Trojanette, forcing her to surrender the ball. C. Andra Hine proved to be a valuable asset to both the varsity and junior varsity teams. A A CT 124 Equaled a Successful Team A. Marilyn Smith, making a clean break, shot for an easy two points in the Sweet Sixteen Tournament. B. Managers Kathy Hewitt and Gerry Dugas discussed the possibilities of the girls taking state. C. Julie Garbarino, Marilyn Smith, Debbie Leger, Sherrill Landry, and Marlene Istre tensely awaited the start of the quarter-final game. D. The victorious Bulldettes were wildly congratulated by their numerous fans as they paved their way to Sweet Sixteen. BA DT 125 Girls' Basketball 1972-73: A. Debbie Leger soared above Tioga defenders in an effort to add to the Bulldettes' score. B. Hard work and long practice increased Marlene Istre’s and Julie Garbarino's agility in basketball . C. Andra Hine leaped for the tip-off as Marlene Istre readied herself to receive the ball. D. Kathy Leonard and Debbie Leger excitedly embraced after another Bulldette victory. E. Marilyn Smith made many points for the Bulldettes from the foul line, as Debbie Leger and Sherrill Landry waited for play to resume. C Y E Y 126 Long Practices, Hard Work, Frustration, A. Sherrill Landry typified the determination which carried the Bulldettes through a successful season. B. To the dismay of Winnsboro foes, Marlene Istre added two points to the Bulldettes' score. The Junior Varsity team consisted of: FIRST ROW: Jackie Waltrip, Pam Williams, Kathy Medus, Susan Schuster. SECOND ROW: Becky Bergeaux, Kathy Leonard, Andra Hine, Jim Babineaux. THIRD ROW: Kathy Hewitt, manager; Sarah Palfrey, and Gerry Dugas, manager. 127 A. Debbie Leger stretched over Mt. Carmel defenders to gain possession of a loose ball. B. Sarah Palfrey, Pam Williams, and manager Gerry Dugas scrutinized the Bulldettes' play as they fought for a bid to state. C. Julie Garbarino and Andra Hine struggled for the rebound as Sherrill Landry paused to see which team would gain possession. D. Pivoting for a break, Marlene Istre searched the court to find Julie Garbarino open for a pass. Fatigue, Emotions, Leadership, 128 Excitement, Sportsmanship, and Victory! A. Julie Garbarino scrambled after a stray ball in the Mt. Carmel game. B. The J. H. S. student body honored the Sweet Sixteen-bound Bulldettes with a pep rally. C. Marilyn Smith prepared to make another of her fantastic shots. D. Sherrill Landry tossed in another two points from the outside. E. Kathy Leonard and Jackie Waltrip anxiously awaited the rebound in an action-packed junior varsity game. 129 Bulldog Trackmen Looked 130 Forward to a New Season A. Bobby Reddell prepared to throw the discus. B. Stuart Coco demonstrated his stance in the blocks. 131 Long, Hard Practice Was A. Bobby Reddell constantly practiced throwing the discus. B. Clarke Buch vaulted over the crossbar many times each day during practice. 132 A Necessity for Track A. Tim Cassidy watched his discus as it passed his former best-throw mark. B. Tommy Harelson strived to improve his form with the javelin. 133 Bulldogs Finished the Season The 1973 track season ended with two Bulldogs participating in the state track meet held in Baton Rouge. The Growl staff regrets that pictures were not available of Rickey Moore, who entered the pole vault event, and Charles Wilridge, who competed in the 330 intermediate hurdles. 134 A. Gordon Fruge broke the string as his opponent faltered. B. Raymond McDowell finished a close race. Fourth in Their District A. Rickey Tauzin streaked to another first place finish. B. Ronald Barker placed first in the dead heat of the 330 intermediate hurdles. 135 The 1973 Jenning High Girls' Track Went to State Because the running of a track meet requires much help, Judge John Hebert and Georgeanna Knight offered their assistance whenever possible. Members of the 1973 girls' track were as follows: SEATED: Pam Williams, manager; Kathy Medus, Becky Bergeaux, Donna Dronet, Stephanie LaBowe, Sarah Palfrey, Angie Hebert, Cindy Coco. STANDING: Andra Hine, Susan Schuster, Sherrill Landry, Kim Babineaux, Jackie Waltrip and Marilyn Smith. 136 Bulldettes Finished First in Regionals A. Coach Fain gave Angie Hebert some assistance with her equipment before leaving for the state track meet. B. Kim Babineaux, Stephanie LaBowe, and Andra Hine checked to see that they had all their equipment before leaving for a track meet. 137 Participating in the State Track A. The girls who went to the state track meet were Stephanie LaBowe, Julie Garbarino, Kathy Hewitt; manager, Angie Hebert, Gwen Evans, and Sarah Palfrey. Coach and Mrs. Fain accompanied the girls. Girls not shown but who also attended the state track meet were Andra Hine and Kim Babineaux. B. Kathy Hewitt, Kim Babineaux , and Angie Hebert looked on while Coach Fain checked the spikes on a pair of track shoes. 138 Meet Was the High Point of the Year A ◄ B ► A. Sherrill Landry anxiously waited as her discus throw was measured. B. Kim Babineaux nervously relaxed between events. C. Smiles of happiness were reflected in the faces of Kathy Medus, Kim Babineaux, Stephanie LaBowe, Sarah Palfrey, Donna Dronet, Marilyn Smith, and Jackie Waltrip as the 1973 season came to a close. C Y 139 J.H.S. Tennis Team Sought A. Aided by Dr. Louis Shirley, a well-known tennis enthusiast, the new tennis instructor Coach Wayne Cespiva strove to build a strong team of new members. B. Girls’ team member Suzonne Delacroix practiced hard to perfect the many skills needed in tennis. C. Peter Marcantel displayed excellent form as he prepared to serve against his opponent. MO to Rebuild Itself A. The team's newest member was Jollene Shirley, although she was a very experienced tennis player. B. Glenn Trahan returned a well-placed serve in one of his matches. C. Suzonne Delacroix, whose style gave evidence of her abilities , was a welcomed addition to J.H.S. tennis team. 141 The 1973 Golf Team A. James Dupre hopefully watched as his putt neared its target. B. Rob Landry unsheathed his iron as he prepared to tee-off on a par-3 hole. C. Brent Stolzle kept his arms straight as he started into his backswing. D. John Price followed the ball after a clean line drive. 142 Was Comprised of Experts A. Mike Savoy chipped his ball up on the green to get in position for an easy putt. B. Me Blanchard, Jennings 1 man, teed off on the 18th hole during the Bolton Tournament. C. 1973 golf team members were as follows Mike Savoy, Rob Landry, John Price, Brent Stolzle, James Dupre, and Me Blanchard. U3 144 Calendar of Events AUGUST 29 - Freshman Orientation 30 - Faculty meeting 31 - Students start scnool SEPTEMBER 2 - Westlake Jamboree - Jennings vs. Barbe 4 - Labor Day 6 - Class meetings for rules and regulations 7 - J. V. football game against DeRidder 8 - Football game against Notre Dame 9 - Freshman cheerleader clinic 11 - Senior Club Day 12 - Freshman cheerleader tryouts 13 - Freshman football game against Breaux Bridge 14 - Class officers elected 15 - Football game against Breaux Bridge 18 - Junior Club Day 19 - Senior I. Q. tests 20 - Freshman I. Q. tests 21 - Sophomore I.Q. tests 22 - Football game against Rayne 23 - Pep Squad cake sale 25 - Junior I.Q. tests 26 - Half day 27 - Freshman football game against Carencro 28 - Picture day - J.V.football game against Elton 29 - Football game against Abbeville 30 - All-State Band and Chorus auditions at McNeese OCTOBER 2 - Senior Club Day 4 - Freshman football game against Church Point 5 - J.V. football game against Lake Charles 6 - Football game against Lake Charles 7 - Cheerleader cake sale 8 - Cheerleader egg sale 9 - Junior Club Day 10 - Seniors ordered invitations - Half day - Freshman football game against Crowley 11 - Six weeks ended 12 - Juniors ordered rings 13 - Football game against Crowley 14 - Debate at McNeese 15 - Cheerleader barbecue for Homecoming dance 18 - Homecoming Court elected - Freshman football game against Ovey Comeaux 20 - Football game against Washington 21 - A.C.T. test 24 - Halfday - P. S. A. T. National Merit test 25 - Freshman football game against Rayne 27 - Football game against Westlake - Fair Holiday 30 - Flowers were made for Homecoming cars NOVEMBER 1 - Homecoming cars were decorated - U. S. Naval Rock Ensemble 2 - Homecoming parade, bonfire, and snake dance - J.V. football game against Eunice 3 - Homecoming football game against Eunice 4 - Homecoming dance 6 - 4-H Club meeting 8 - R.O.T.C. recruiter met with Seniors 10 - Football game against DeRidder 11 - St. Francisville Jamboree - Girls Basketball 15 - 1972 BULLDOG'S GROWL distributed 18 - Debate team - St. Louis High 18-21 - All-State Band 18- 25 - Thanksgiving Holidays 19 - Pep Squad Barbecue 19- 22 - All-State Chorus and Orchestra 20- 22 - Teachers' Conventions 21 - Boys' basketball against Midland 21- 25 - Girls' basketball - Westlake Tournament 22 - Thespian cake sale 24 - Boys' basketball against Sulphur 27 - Freshman boys’ basketball against Crowley 28 - Half day 146 Calendar of Events - Girls' basketball against Pitkin - Boys' basketball against Rayne 29 - Six weeks ended 30 - Jennings Round Robin DECEMBER 1 - Individual debates at U. S. L. 2 - Debate team - U.S.L. 4 - Senior Club Day 5 - Girls’ basketball against Lake Arthur - Boys' Basketball against Kaplan 6 - Christmas Parade 7-9 - Boys' basketball - Notre Dame Tournament 8 - Girls’ basketball against Rapides 11 - Junior Club Day 12 - Half day - Girls’ basketball against Mt. Carmel - Boys' basketball against Welsh - Film - ''Lady Beware 13 - Bookkeeping field trip to bank - Boys' basketball - 4-H against Y.C.T. 14 - Speech matinee - THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT 14- 16 - Girls' basketball - Welsh Tournament 15 - Boys'basketball against St. Louis 15- 16 - Speech production - THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT 16 - Honor Band auditions 18 - Choral Concert 19 - Girls' basketball against Fenton 21-23 - Boys’ basketball - Dequincy Tournament 22 - Girls’ basketball against Lacassine 22 - JAN. 2 - Christmas Holidays 27-30 - Midland Holiday Spectacular JANUARY 2 5 6 9 11-12 17-19 19 19-20 23 25 26 26-27 30 31 Girls' basketball against Kaplan Girls’ basketball against Lake Arthur Honor Chorus audition Half day Girls’ basketball against East Beauregard SNOW - school out Midterm Exams Girls' basketball against Mt. Carmel Clinic Band at McNeese Girls' basketball against Oakdale Boys' basketball against Westlake Freshman girls' basketball - Iota Tournament Girls’ basketball against Eunice Boys' basketball against Eunice Junior Honor Band Civics field trip to courthouse Girls' basketball against DeRidder Boys’ basketball against Washington Band concert at Lake Arthur High FEBRUARY 1 - Band Winter Concert 2 - Girls' basketball against DeRidder - Band concert at Goretti 5 - Senior Club Day - Freshman boys' basketball against Notre Dame 6 - Girls’ basketball against Mercy 8 - Speech Festival - McNeese - Boys' basketball - Key Club vs. Y.C.T. 9 - SLEET - school out - Girls' basketball against Mercy 9-10 - Honor Band 12 - Junior Club Day 13 - Half day 147 Calendar of Events - Girls' basketball against Eunice 16 - Boys’ basketball against Westlake - Beta Club Initiation 17 - Girls' basketball against DeRidder played in Kinder 19 - Boys' basketball against DeRidder 20 - Girls' basketball against Tioga - Retake picture day 22 - Freshman achievement test day 23 - Girls' basketball against Winnsboro 26 - Armed Services Aptitude Test 27 - Halfday 28 - Juniors and Sophomores selected class favorites MARCH 1 - Girls’ basketball against Hammond in Sweet Sixteen - Freshmen selected class favorites 7 - Matinee of WHERE’S CHARLEY? 8 - Intrasquad game 9-10 - WHERE'S CHARLEY? 11 - Cheerleader clinic 12 - Varsity Cheerleader tryouts - Tennis match with Menard 13 - Halfday - Tennis match with Alexandria Senior High 15 - Career Day - Sulphur Golf Tournament - Tennis match with Sulphur 16 - Freshman scrimmage - French Foreign Language Festival -L.S.U.E. 17 - Miss U. S. Teen Pageant 19 - Tennis match with Bolton 20 - Pineville Golf Tournament - Solo and Ensemble - Rayne Relays 21 - U. S. L. Taylor Yearbook Seminar 22 - McNeese Chorus Festival - Horizon” singing group 23 - Freshman track meet in Rayne 24 - L.S.U.E. Literary Rally 26 - Basketball Banquet 28 - Group picture day 29 - F.H.A. Banquet 30 - Rayne Relays 31 “ March of Dimes Walk-a-thon APRIL 1 Cheerleader cake walk 2 - Senior Club Day 5 - District V Band Festival 7 - L.S.U. State Rally 9 - Junior Club Day 10 - Half day - Track meet in Rayne 12 - Men's Beauty Pageant 13 - Dog Relays 17 - Regional Golf 18 - Rice Relays 19-23 - Easter Holidays 20-21 - Key Club Convention 26 - Regional Tennis - State Golf 27 - Band Spring Concert - District Track Meet in DeRidder 30 “ Seniors received graduation invitations MAY 1 - L. M.E. A. State Chorus Festival -Thibodeaux 2-4 - MANY MOONS matinee 4 “ L.M.E.A. State Band Festival -Thibodeaux - Boys’ Regional Track meet 4-5 - State Tennis Tournament 4-7 - Band trip to Florida Girls' Regional Track meet 5 - 10 - Senior Assembly 14 - Spring Chorus Concert 15-17 - Senior Finals 18 - Senior Graduation Practice 21 - GRADUATION! 25-29 - Final Exams 30 - Teachers' work day - Junior received rings 31 - Report cards given out - END OF SCHOOL! 148 Members of the Marching Squad for the 1972-73 school year were: FIRST ROW: Geraldine Miller, Becky Sabyl, Carla Doucet, Laura Duhon, Yvette LeGros, Virginia Williams, Deborah Bordelon, Karen Young. SECOND ROW: Debbie Prejean, Margaretta LeGros, Jeanne Richert, Mavis Car-bins , Debbie Perry, Shelbia LeBlanc, Kim Lueckel, Lynn LaFleur. THIRD ROW: Wensil Phelps, Jennifer Cormier, Margo Baronet, Sheryl Mouton, Donna Matt, Suzonne Delacroix, Karen Fuselier, Sandy Schmitt. FOURTH ROW: Julie Myers, Ann Courrege, Kathy Hewitt, Sarah Post, Kathy Hardy, Judy Racca, Laurie Shultz, Glenda Dailey. FIFTH ROW: Shawne Gilbeaux, Patricia Papillon, Clara Pepper, Mary Smith, LaCue Myers, Shelly LaFleur, Joanne Humbarger. SIXTH ROW: Julie Brummett, Cynthia Breaux, Cathy Netty, Cindy Bailey, Ann Catsulis, Oreline Gotreaux, Pam Lopez, Denise Broussard. SEVENTH ROW: Cheryl Vicknair, Margaret Miller, Angie Bergeron, Kathy Daigle. 150 A. The marching squad drill sergeants proudly led the marchers through the 1972-73 school year. They were (kneeling) Glenda Dailey, head; (standing) Sandy Schmitt, Joanne Humbar-ger, Denise Broussard, and Lynn LaFleur. B. Flag bearers were Julie Brummett, head; Julie Myers; and not shown, Debbie Prejean. Also not shown was Kim Lueckel, announcer. C. Majorettes greatly added to the marching squad’s half time performances. They were (kneeling) Kathy Daigle, head: (standing) Angie Bergeron, and Margaret Miller. Now show; Cheryl Vicknair. D. The drummers not only worked with the pep squad but also loyally assisted the cheerleaders at pep rallies. They were (row 1) Yvette LeGros, (row 2) Carla Doucet, Virginia Williams, (row 3) Becky Sably, Laura Duhon, and Mary Smith. Not shown are Geraldine Miller and Debbie Bordelon. 151 Cheering Squad Showed Unending Spirit by Backing the Bulldogs Members of the 1972-'73 Cheering Squad were: LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Debbie Myers, Pam Perry, Joni Robert, Jackie Miller, Danielle Myers, Rhonda Stinson. SECOND ROW: Laury Courrege, Daphne Wiegand, Freida Trahan, Carla Leger, Pam Hancock, Paula Biessenberger. THIRD ROW: Rene Morgan, Donna Dronet, Paula Smith, Cathy Myers, Mary Fruge, Christie Gary. FOURTH ROW: Darlene Thibodeaux, Markeitha Cormier, Jollene Shirley, Kathy Comeaux, Darlene Lejeune, Paula Herbert. FIFTH ROW: Virginia Hart, Debbie Mire, Theresa Hebert, Beth Brummett. SIXTH ROW: Drill Sergeants Suzanne Carter, Connie Cassidy, Susan Patterson, head; and Charlene Whitford, and Debbie Matt. 152 ▲ E A. The Bulldettes enthusiastically cheered the Dogs on to victory at the 1972 football games. B. Cheering squad required much precious time and effort from the six cheering squad drill sergeants. They were (left to right) Charlene Whit-ford, Suzanne Carter, Connie Cassidy, Janet Trahan, and Debbie Matt. NOT SHOWN: Susan Patterson, head. C. The marching squad performed precision drills at halftime of the football games to set the stage for a splendid solo baton routine by head majorette Kathy Daigle. D. Susan Patterson pondered over her many duties and responsibilities as head cheering squad drill sergeant. E. Joanne Humbarger served Mari Hoag, as Lynn LaFleur sampled the cake at the party the pep squad gave to honor the 1972 Homecoming Court. F. Kathy Daigle and Angie Bergeron worked diligently at summer practices to perfect their routines and steps for the upcoming football games. 153 Cheerleaders Stimulated School Spirit A. Pat Miller and Angela Herbert waited patiently while Robin Bearden interviewed Marlene Istre, the last of the great warriors. B. Georgeanna Knight wondered how long Kathryn Medus could balance Mari Hoag on her shoulders. C. The 1973 school year would not have been the same without the Senior cheerleaders Pat Miller and Marlene Istre. A A B ► ◄ C I The 1973 varsity cheerleaders were as follows: Alexa Smith, Pat Miller, Kathryn Medus, Angie Hebert, 54 Mari Hoag, Robin Bearden, Marlene Istre, and Geor- geanna Knight. Pat, head, and Marlene were our Senior cheerleaders. Pep Rallies Were the Key A ▲ C Y A. Pat Miller, Alexa Smith, and Robin Bearden showed how high their spirits were over the coming basketball game. B. Marlene Istre, Alexa Smith, and Georgeanna Knight practiced diligently to improve their cheers. C. Georgeanna Knight explained to Angela Herbert, Pat Miller, and Kathryn Medus how to achieve a Bulldog victory. One of the most humorous skits put on by the cheerleaders at a pep rally consisted of the eight cheerleaders wearing hand-painted paper bags on their heads and dancing to a snappy little tune played by the band. 155 Spirit for the Bulldogs A. Freshman girls who tried out for Freshman cheerleader were: Yulonde Ricard, Carla Leger, Donna Dronet, Pam Perry, Sheila Babineaux, Mindy Fontenot, Becky Istre, Julie Hoag, Jollene Shirley, as Varsity cheerleader Kathy Medus looked on. A ▲ C ▼ B. The 1973 Junior Varsity cheerleaders were as follows: Jackie Waltrip, Shelly LaFleur, Suzonne Delacroix, Kim Babineaux, head; Dianne Daigle, Shawne Gilbeaux, and Ruby Gant. C. The 1972-73 Freshman cheerleaders were as follows: Pam Perry, Carol King, Mindy Fontenot, Beth Brummett, head; Walterine Capdeville, Carla Leger, Julie Hoag, Barbara Price, and Yulonde Ricard. 156 The 1973 Growl Staff A. Co-Editor Charlene Mack spent many long hours proofreading pages for the yearbook. B. Tony Broussard, Sophomore Class Editor; Mrs. James Carter, sponsor; Clara Pepper, Index Editor; and Debbie Perry, Senior Class Editor kept a record of all those who took a picture on Picture Day. 157 Many Varied Talents Were A. Co-Editor Kenneth Blanchard made some final decisions on the closing sections of the book. B. Mr. Buck Anderson, Taylor Publishing Company representative, advised Co-Editor Charlene Mack on a cover appropriate for the theme. C. Mrs. Carter and Monte Briggs checked the listing of those who took pictures on Picture Day. 158 Required to Produce the Yearbook A. Advertising Editor Tommy Rutledge filled out a contract for an ad in the yearbook. B. Mrs. Carter, yearbook sponsor; Warren Ray, Freshman Class Editor, and Virginia Williams, Junior Class Editor, gave out the 1972 edition of the BULLDOG'S GROWL. C. Clara Pepper, Index Editor, carefully recorded each person’s appearance in the Annual. 159 A. Bun Tietje and Glenn Carter developed and printed all the pictures necessary to publish the yearbook. B. Connie Cassidy learned the proper way to crop a picture. C. Despite the tremendous amount of work to be done, Tony Broussard and Virginia Williams found time for a practical joke. 160 Jennings High Band A. Band director Bardie Roberta joyfully accepted the annual dedication from editor Charlene Mack in recognition of his outstanding work with the band. B. The 1973 Jennings High Majorettes were as follows: Georgette Dugas, Jane Laird, Cheryl Cormier, Becky Allbrit-ton, nead; Stephanie Campbell, and Cindy Coco. Members of the JHS Marching Band were as follows: Celia Black, drum majorette; Georgette Dugas, Jane Laird, Cheryl Cormier, Becky Allbritton, Stephanie Campbell, Cindy Coco, Carol Pepper, Lisa Still, Nancy Lamb, Karen Coats, Greg Neely, Susie Bordelon, Kathy McPhail, Stephen Stagg, Jackie Jack-son , Kim Rea, Anne Carter, Rosemary Stagg, Mabel Grace Wilson, Cindy Lopez, Jackie Perrin, Peggy Lamb, Terry Gann, Sidney Lejeune, Laura Mack, Donna Duhon, Rusty Cassidy, Becky Vanya, Timmy Richard, Ricky Pugn, Cullen Hebert, Rod Landry, Pepper Allgood, Kayla Precht, Karen Landry, Crystal Myers, Peggy Langley, Shelly LaFleur, Jake Clifford, Jeff Bordelon, Louis Aguillard, Glenn Guilbeau, Joan Istre, Glenn Dugas, Paul White, Glenn Carter, Vickie Delahoussaye, Debbie Lejeune, Charlene Mack, Nina Guidry, Doug Dugas, Billy Hammond, Regina Babineaux, Ronnie Delahoussaye, Tommy Douget, Morris Coats, Byron Sonnier, Nancy Boisture, Regilyn Williams, Carlena Waltrip, Mary Broussard, Dirk Longman, Mike Spears, and Blanche Hightower. 161 The 1973 Jennings High Band A. Regina Babineaux, an anxious bandsman, waited while Mr. Leo Sanford located her class ring. B. The 1973 Jennings High Solo and Ensemble participants were as follows: SEATED: Regina Babineaux, Carol Pepper, Stephanie Campbell, Lisa Still, Lori deCordova, Peggy Langley, Jackie Perrin, Georgette Dugas. STANDING: Steven Comeaux, Mary Broussard, Vickie Dela-houssaye, Debbie Lejeune, Charlene Mack, Carlena Wal-trip, Morris Coats, Glenn Carter, Billy Hammond, and Ronnie Delahoussaye. A 162 Strove for Perfection in Music The 1973 Jennings Senior High Honor Band consisted of: FIRST ROW: Laura Mack, Debbie Lejeune, Joan Istre, Cheryl Cormier, Celia Black, Peggy Langley, Jackie Jackson, Charlene Mack. SECOND ROW: Mary Broussard, Blanche Hightower, Karen Landry, Nancy Boisture, Cindy CocO, Stephanie Campbell, Billy Hammond, Glenn Dugas, Morris Coats. THIRD ROW: Becky Vanya, Ronnie Delahoussaye, Glenn Carter, Rob Landry, Paul White, Cullen Hebert, Greg Neely, and Mike Spears. The 1973 Jennings Junior High Honor Band consisted of: FIRST ROW: Mitch Landry, Steven Comeaux, Karen Coats, Rusty Cassidy, Kayla Precht. SECOND ROW: Byron Sonnier, Mabel Grace Wilson, Lisa Still, Vicki Delahoussaye, Lori deCordova, Shelly LaFleur, Stephen Stagg. THIRD ROW: Jake Clifford, Dirk Longman, Donna Duhon, Terry Gann, and Timmy Douget. Band Members Enjoyed a Well 1 MTV BV ' A. Ralph Singleton, Dirk Longman , and Ricky Pugh anxiously anticipated the beginning of their long-awaited trip to Florida. B. Mrs. Roberts, Mr. Roberts, Diana Welch, and Mrs. Curtis Welch eagerly enjoyed a heartv lunch after the first morning of travel. C. Cullen Hebert, Morris Coats, Celia Joe Black, Jackie Jackson, and Craig Billodeaux excitedly discussed the first day's activities. AA A 164 Earned Trip to Florida A. Mr. Roberts and Glenn Carter discussed the living accomodations at the hotel when the band arrived in Panama City, Florida. B. Several bandsmen gathered outside while waiting to receive their room assignments. 165 Chorus Held Their Audiences A. Through the long hours of directing by Mr. Ricard, the chorus proudly took honors at district and state festivals. A new addition was an all-girls chorus which received Sweepstakes” at district and state festivals. B. An annual attraction, the Christmas concert, delighted the audience and brought a touch of yuletide cheer. 166 Spellbound During Performances 167 Where's Charley? Provided Comedy and Laughter A. Monte Briggs evidently enjoyed the long hours of practice with Celia Black and Robin Bearden. B. Kim Rea made a last minute check of Tommy Harelson's make-up. C. Mike Savoy and Celia Black portrayed young lovers. 168 A. Alexa Smith and Me Blanchard, in a nostalgic pose, revealed the sentimental setting of the operetta. B. Mr. Ricard spent many tedious hours working on the choral production. C. Mrs. Fae Jackson graciously rendered her time to accompany Where's Charley? D. Mr. Spettigue (Stuart Coco) surprised Charley's Aunt (Monte Briggs) as he played the role of a vivacious lover. E. The final curtain call officially ended ''Where's Charley?,'' but it was also the beginning of many lasting memories for the cast and crew. 169 The J.H.S. Speech Department Presented THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT A. Alexa Smith gratefully accepted a cup of tea from Warren Ray during a dress rehearsal for THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT. B. During dress rehearsal, Karen Coats, Laura Duhon, and Linda Norris congratulated Rusty Cassidy on his success in court. 170 A A A. Karen Coats sat pensively while resting between acts. B. In this scene Jimmy Manuel, Warren Ray, Keith Wall, and Bill Cagnon were concerned about Larry Granger, who had just attempted suicide. C. Cindy Coco wondered if Bobby Roy would ever look the same again. D. Laury Courrege, Alexa Smith, Danny Valdetero, Karen Coats, Warren Ray, Virginia Hart, and Bill Cagnon listened attentively to Rusty Cassidy while they awaited the outcome of the trial. 171 The MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT A. The technique of applying make-up was demonstrated by Mrs. Lindsey while Shelly LaFleur tried her hand at it. B. A scene from the play THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT was played by Bobby Roy, Mike Landry, Warren Ray, Keith Wall, and Jake Clifford. C. Kathy Hardy expertly applied make-up to Danny Valdetero before the first performance. 172 Was a Combination of Many Talents A. Mike Landry and Laura Duhon played major roles in the fall production of THE MADWOMAN OF CHA1LLOT. B. Angie Hebert patiently hemmed one of the many stage curtains. C. Laura Duhon practiced her lead role in the Speech Department's fall production with Larry Granger, a major supporting actor. 173 A. Officers for the 1972-73 year were: Carl Fontenot, treasurer; Randy Istre, secretary; Randy Duhon, reporter; Rickey Moore, president. B. Junior F.F.A. members were: SEATED: Glenn Hormell, Warren Gary, Tim Kershaw, William Arceneaux, Mindy Fontenot (maid), Denise Broussard (maid), Kathy Medus (maid), Tommy Roy, Kiki Trahan, Mark Newman, Butch Gary. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Charles Roy, Brent Reed, Norman Fontenot, Tony Blanchard, Bradley Benoit, Michael Mott, Carl LeGros, David LeGros, Craig Clement, Thomas Istre, Kenneth Trahan, Doug Hollier, Kenneth Credeur, Victor Cour-ville, Jimmy Roy, Mr. Blanchard, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Tommy Dennis, Jeffrey Meche, Steven Cabra, Dwight St. Germain, Gerald Dupuis, Sidney Landry, Randy Istre, E. N. Garbarino, Billy Pentecost, Glenn Janice, Carroll Prejean, Lynn Leger, Randy Fontenot, Michael Janise, Joey LeGros, Pat Conner, Ricky Simar. C. Mr. Blanchard provided leadership for the F.F.A. CT 174 Knowledge of Agriculture A. Senior F.F.A. members were: SEATED: Ronnie Guidry, Keith Darbonne, Rickey Moore, Kirk Morgan, Mindy Fontenot, Denise Broussard, Kathy Medus, Rickey Sittig, Carl Fontenot, Randy Istre, Ray Hanvy. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Francis Hebert, David Fontenot, Dwaine Ardoin, Darrell Walls, Gene Broussard, David Deshotel, Shelton Deaville, Warren Gary, Brian LeGros, Marty Dennis, Tim Herbert. SECOND ROW: Paul Dupuis, Micheal Meche, Derek Guillory, Rickey Lantier, Stephen Campbell, Darrell Miller, Mark Carte, Doug Morgan, Mr. Blanchard, sponsor. B. The Senior class was well-represented in the FFA by Rickey Moore, Mark Cane, Ray Hanvy, Ronnie Guidry, Carl Fontenot, Keith Darbonne, Randy Istre, Rickey Sittig, and Kirk Morgan. 75 Key Club Sponsored the Graduation Party A ▲ A. The 1972-1973 Key Club officers were as follows: Bobby Reddell, vice-president; Burt Tietje, treasurer; Stuart Coco, president; John Price, LaMissTenn District Governor; Paul White, LaMissTenn District Lieutenant Governor. B. Members of the Key Club were as follows: SEATED: Stuart Coco, Mindy Fontenot, Julie Hoag, Allison Knight, Jackie Waltrip, Kathy Leonard, Susan Patterson, Georgeanna Knight, Charlene Whitford, Kathy Medus, Pat Miller, Bobby Reddell, Burt Tietje. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Clay Coco, Paul Duncan, Brent Stolzle, Jerry Lopez, Carl Fontenot, Warren Hoag, Zane Hanna, Victor Benoit, Cullen Hebert, Brandon Benoit, Bill Price, Ricky Roe. SECOND ROW: Me Blachard, Mike Savoy, James Dupre, Tim Cassidy, Rickey Tauzin, Rickey Moore, E. N. Garbarino, Tommy Harelson, Danny Valdetero, Rob Landry, John Price, and Paul White. 176 D Y A. Key club members Bobby Guthrie and Pat Miller express their optimism for a fun-filled Senior year. B. Zane Hanna along with other Key Club members aided the cheerleaders at the barbecue the cheerleaders sponsored. C. Rickey Tauzin, Warren Hoag, Matt Hargroder, Bobby Guthrie, and Rickey Sittig posed for a group shot at the graduation party. D. Through the efforts of the Key Club, the Seniors of Jennings High were able to have a very successful graduation party. 177 Thespian Club Promoted ▲ B A T A. Members of the 1972-73 Thespian Club included: LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Robin Bearden, treasurer: Angela Hebert, reporter; Glenn Carter, president; Virginia Williams, secretary; Joanne Humbarger, student council representative; and Karen Fuselier, vice-president. SECOND ROW: Linda Norris, Debbie Perry, Laura Duhon, Alexa Smith, Sandy Schmitt, Jacquetta Perron, Lynn LaFleur, Mrs. Lindsey, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Mike Landry, Warren Ray, Bill Broussard, Larry Brown, Charles Ray, and Bill Cagnon. B. Secretary Virginia Williams and sponsor Mrs. Lindsey counted Thespian points for each member. 178 Dramatics in School A. Thespian Club officers for the 1972-73 year were: LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Fuselier, vice-president: Robin Bearden, treasurer: Virginia Williams, secretary; Joanne Humbarger, student council representative: and Glenn Carter, president. B. Jacquetta Perron and Debbie Perry anxiously awaited their initiation into the Thespian Society. C. Treasurer Robin Bearden and president Glenn Carter checked the club's treasury report. D. Carl and Roger Fontenot surveyed Virginia Williams and Mike Landry's display of cakes. 179 Beta Club Spirit Spread Throughout the School A. At a special school assembly, Mr. Harelson spoke about the Beta Club’s contribution to individuals, the school, and the community. B. Julie Garbarino and Susan Patterson serenaded each other with the words of the Beta Club song as the other members joined in. Junior Beta Club members included: LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Connie Cassidy, secretary; Burt Tietje, president; and Mrs. Faitn Phillips, sponsor STANDING, FIRST ROW: Lisa Still, Steven Comeaux, Jackie Jackson, Kathy Daigle, Rhonda Stinson, Janine Sonnier, Kayla Precht.SECOND ROW: Jollene Shirley, Theresa Hebert, Lori deCordova, Becky Allbritton, Nancy Boisture, Stephanie Campbell, Jeanne Richert, Joni Robert. THIRD ROW: Clay Coco, Marshall Hawkins, Shelly LaFleur, Keith Stafford, Doug Hollier, and Paula Smith. 180 A. Mrs. Ward discussed with Burt Tietje the procedure of the Beta Club initiation program. B. A few of the many new members initiated into the Beta Club were: Mari Hoag, Theresa Hebert, Dianne Haywood, Steven Comeaux, Connie Cassidy, Beth Brummett, and Shelly LaFleur. A ▲ Members of the 1972-73 Beta Club were: SEATED: Janell Istre, treasurer; Connie Cassidy, secretary; Burt Tietje, president; Stuart Coco, vice-president; and Morris Coats, chaplain. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Susan Patterson, Mari Hoag, Cindy Coco, Alexa Smith, Celia Joe Black, Gerry Dugas, Becky Sabyl, Peter Marcantel. SECOND ROW: Diana Sine- gal, Cynthia Tizeno, Diane Haywood, Laura luhon, Charlene Whitford, Katny Hewitt, Ann Courrege, Kathy Medus, Regilyn Williams. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Keeth, sponsor; Greg Neely, Danny Val-detero, Angie Hebert, Glenn Trahan, Julie Garbar-ino, Bobby Reddell, Joanne Humbarger, Rick Lawless, Julie Brummett, and Brent Stolzle. 181 FBLA Helped to Mold a Better Business Society A. Linda Pentecost represented the FBLA Club well in the Miss U.S. Teen Pageant. B. FBLA Club officers for the 1972-73 school year were: LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Pentecost, president; Etta Leopold, secretary; Ann Miller, treasurer: Shelia Walls, reporter; Kayla Leger, parliamentarian; Linda Norris, historian; and Susan Sarradet, student council representative. 182 A. Victory Is Our Goal'' was the theme for the FBLA Club's Homecoming car. B. FBLA Club members for the 1972-73 school year were as follows: SEATED: Etta Leopold, secretary: Mary Broussard, vice-president: Linda Pentecost, president; Linda Norris, historian; Kayla Leger, parliamentarian. STANDING: Mrs. Perkins, sponsor; Debbie Lejeune, Wanda Lopez, Sharon Rubin, Geraldine Miller, Sharon St. Germain, Georgette Dugas, and Mrs. Conner, sponsor. 183 Press Club Worked Strenously to Produce the BULLDOG CHRONICLE A. Mr. Valdetero and Brady Thibodeaux discussed the last edition of the BULLDOG CHRONICLE for the 1972-73 school year. B. The library was a hectic sight as editor Joanne Humbarger distributed papers to sellers Carol Pepper, Mari Hoag, Daphne Wiegand. and Sandy Schmitt. C. Mrs. Sarradet spoke to the Junior Press Club on the ”do’s and don't’s of article writing. D. Assigning articles proved to be a big job for Julie Brummett and Joanne Humbarger at Press Club meetings. A ◄ B ► Officers of the 1972-73 Senior Press Club were: SEATED: Cindy Coco, girls' sports editor: Bill Broussard, boys' sports editor: Oreline Gotreaux, treasurer; Julie Brummett, assistant editor: Joanne Humbarger, editor; Connie Cassidy, exchange editor; Burt Tietje, photographer; Charlene Whitford, Junior news editor. NOT SHOWN: Susan Sarradet, Senior news editor. Club members were: FIRST ROW: Carol Pepper, Carlena Waltrip, Glenda Dailey, Cindy Shoats, Ann Courrege, Robin Bearden, Linda Norris, Margo Baronet, Pam Williams, Georgeanna Knight, Susan Patterson, Mari Hoag, Virginia Williams, Sandy Schmitt, Mrs. Sarradet, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Mr. Valdetero, sponsor; Celia Joe Black, Cheryl Hebert, Debbie Perry, Lynn LaFleur, Mary Smith, Diana Sinegal, Kathy Hewitt, Kathryn Medus, Julie Garbarino, Geraldine Miller, Karen Fuselier, Glenda Lejeune, Joni Smith, Becky Sabyl. THIRD ROW: Sue Mohar, Linda Pentecost, Clara Pepper, Johnny Watson, Randy Sarradet, Rick Lawless , Glenn Trahan, Greg Arceneaux, Zane Hanna, Jim Rowland, Victor Benoit, Me Blanchard, and John Price. 184 Officers of the Junior Press Club were: SEATED: Suzonne Delacroix, Sophomore news editor; Julie Brummett, assistant editor; Joanne Humbarger, editor; Shelly LaFleur, Sophomore editor; and Beth Brummett, Freshman news editor. Members of the club were: STANDING, FIRST ROW: Cheryl Cormier, Joni Robert, Julie Hoag, Janine Sonnier, Rhonda May, Pam Perry, Jennifer Cormier, Kathy Daigle, Jeanne Richert, Susan Schuster, Peggy Lamb, Dianne Daigle, Debbie Conner, Nancy Lamb, Debra Myers, Nancy Boisture, Mrs. Sarradet, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Mr. Valdetero, sponsor, Cheryl Brunt, Donna Dronet, Daphne Wiegand, Brenda Kately, Ericka Kelly, Gloria McDowell, Cathy Netty, Bill Price, Dolores Miller, Cheryl Breaux, Mary Dartez, Mary Doucet, Mary Fruge, Virginia Hart, Dawn Carter, Shelia Babineaux, Stacie Verrett, Stephanie Campbell. THIRD ROW: Jackie Perrin, Kathy Hardy, Marilyn Smith, Donna Matt, Judy Racca, Paula Hebert, Shelia Clark, Ernetta Davis, Errol Reed, Cynthia Davis, Clay Coco, Brandon Benoit, Allison Knight, Ricky Roe, James Perry, Chris Robichaux, Diana Welch, Myra Hebert, Becky Allbritton. FOURTH ROW: Andra Hine, Laurie Shultz, Mona Mott, Jollene Shirley, Karen Baker, Margie Trahan, Kathy Comeaux, LaCue Myers, Jackie Waltrip, Matt Boudreaux, Kim Babineaux, Tim Guinn, Charles Belair, Craig Billo-deaux, Wayne Bergeaux, Phyllis Babineaux, Lou Broussard. 185 A. The 4-H Club officers for 1972-73 were as follows: Randy Istre, president: Mari Myers, reporter; Denise Broussard, vice-president; Angie Hebert, student council representative; and Cheryl Vicknair, secretary-treasurer. NOT SHOWN: Pam Reed, historian; and Drew Hargroder, parliamentarian. B. The 1972-73 club members were as follows: SEATED: Pam Reed, historian; Cheryl Vicknair, secretary-treasurer; Denise Broussard, vice-president; Drew Hargroder, parliamentarian; Angie Hebert, student council representative; Mari Myers, reporter. NOT SHOWN: Randy Istre, president. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Mindy Fontenot, Cathy Myers, Carl LeGros, Becky Istre, Gerry Ann Dugas, Mari Hoag, Warren Hoag, Tim Hebert, Brian LeGros, Snerry Mohar, Joan Istre. SECOND ROW: Clara Pepper, Theresa Hebert, Sherrill Landry, Julie Myers, Dirk Bertrand, David Deshotel, Stephen Campbell, Larry Brown, Lance Broussard, Karen Gunnell. THIRD ROW: Peter Marcantel, Miss Joseph, sponsor; Keith Deaville, Dennis Stutes, Mike Landry, James Guinn, Tim Cassidy, Mark Pirozzola, Rickey Sittig, Rickey Tauzin, Dwight Matte, Rickey Moore, Mr. Lormand; sponsor. 186 A. Peter Marcantel and Mari Myers held high parish offices -Mari Myers was president of the Parish Executive Committee and vice-president of the Junior Leader Club and Peter Marcantel was vice-president of the Parish Executive Committee and president of the Junior Leader Club. B. Mr. Robert Hoffpauir, one of the club sponsors, explained what contests were coming up that members could participate in. C. Rickey Sittig, Randy Istre, and Warren Hoag waited patiently for the meeting to begin. D. The 4-H Club members who attended State Short Course at L. S. U. the summer of 1972 were as follows: Mari Myers, Gerry Ann Dugas, Angie Hebert, Julie Myers, Peter Marcantel, Mike Landry, and Tim Hebert. E. Angie Hebert, Gerry Ann Dugas, and Sherrill Landry discussed future 4-H activities. 187 FTA Strived to Develop Young Minds A. Kathy Medus, FT A Club president, presented Mrs. William Tietje the FTA Teacher of the Year award during the 1973 Senior awards day ceremonies. A A The 1973 FTA Club members were as follows: SEATED: Charlene Mack, treasurer; Debbie Perry, secretary; Lynn LaFleur, vice-president. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Geraldine Miller, Mari Hoag, Cindy Coco, Pam Williams, Regilyn Williams, Mrs. Blanchard, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Rick Lawless, Debbie Bordelon, Julie Brummett, Ann Courrege, Robin Bearden, Kathy Medus, Bobby Roy. THIRD ROW: Zane Hana, Me Blanchard, Bobby Reddell, Paul White, Larry Brown, and Mike Savoy. 188 Political Club Promoted Citizenship A. Members Tommy Harelson, Albert Baker, Morris Coats, Ray Hanvy, and Tommy Rutledge questioned President Carl Fontenot about Political Club's project. B. 1972-73 Political Club offi- cers were: James Guinn, vice-president: Deborah Bordelon, treasurer: Carl Fontenot, president: and Vicki Comeaux, secretary. Political Club members were as follows: FIRST ROW: Mr. Raymond Johns, sponsor, Vicki Comeaux, Deborah Bordelon, James Guinn, Carl Fontenot, and Tommy Harelson. SECOND ROW: Tommy Rutledge, Albert Baker, Randy Boudreaux, Victor Benoit, Brent Stozle, and Morris Coats. 189 F.H.A. Experienced a A. F.H.A. placed first in club competition in the Homecoming parade. B. F.H.A. officers were: SEATED: Angie Bergeron, president. STANDING: Debbie Bordelon, student council representative: Margaret Miller, secretary; Susan Mohar, songleader; Cindy Shoats, treasurer; Patricia Papillion, parliamentarian; Julie Myers, reporter. C. Seniors Marlene Istre and Yvette LeGros enjoyed a party in Home Ec. IV. 190 Productive Year A. Mrs. Lola Portier of the Jefferson Davis Parish Home Demonstration Agency was guest speaker at the F.H.A. banquet. B. F.H.A. members were: SEATED: Cindy Shoats, treasurer: Julie Myers, reporter: Oreline Gotreaux, historian; Angie Bergeron, president; Margaret Miller, secretary; Patrica Papillon, parliamentarian; and Debbie Bordelon, student council representative. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Vicki Benoit, Julie Ardoin, Debbie Myers, Dorothy Broussard, Delores Miller, Diane Daigle, Debbie Conner, Jennifer Cormier, Suzanne Carter, Joni Robert, Pam Perry, Danielle Myers, Mrs. Belair, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Vickie Delahoussaye, Lisa Still, Mabel Wilson, Cathy Myers, Claudette Lejeune, Joy Istre, Roena LaVergne, Mary Doucet, Paula Smith, Paula Biessenberger, Mari Myers, Joni Smith. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Wilson, sponsor: Mrs. Clifford, sponsor: Ann Catsulis, Belinda Cormier, Markeithia Cormier, Denise La Comb, Julie Stackhouse, Rene Morgan, Kathy Comeaux, Christine Gary, Debbie Mire, Janet Trahan, and Pam Lopez. 191 The French Club Helped It was the responsibility of the French Club of Jennings High to spread our French language and our French heritage to all parts of our community. This was accomplished by numerous activities. A. Officers for the 1973 French Club were as follows: Greg Arceneaux, parliamentarian: Susan Patterson, president; Kathy Hewitt, treasurer; Pam Williams, secretary; Burt Tietje, vice-president. A A BT B. The 1973 French Club members were as follows: Kathy Hewitt, Burt Tietje, Susan Patterson, Greg Arceneaux, Pam Williams, Regina Dou-cet. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Dianne Haywood, Hatricia Papillon, Carrie Broussard, Virginia Williams, Laura Duhon, Sandy Schmitt, Lynn LaFleur, Gerry Dugas, Glenn Trahan, Peter Marcantel, Connie Cassidy, Debbie Perry, Cindy Coco, Warren Hoag. SECOND ROW: Janell Istre, Diana Sinegal, Angie Hebert, Julie Garbarino, Cheryl Vicknair, Geraldine Miller. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Herrington, sponsor; Keith Stafford, Clay Coco, Charles Ray, Troy Pickens, Mark Pirozzola, Brent Stolzle, Bobby Reddell, Rob Landry, Tommy Harelson, Doug Durre, Tony Broussard, Kirk Cormier, Dwight Matte, Kenneth Blanchard, and Regilyn Williams. C. Susan Patterson presided over all of the 1973 French Club meetings with a smile. CV 192 Spread Our French Heritage A ▲ BY CT A. French students who attended the French Foreign Festival at L. S.U Eunice included: FIRST ROW: Dianne Haywood, Laura Duhon, Sandy Schmitt, Susan Patterson, Kathy Hewitt, Glenn Trahan, Gerry Dugas, Regina Doucet, Lynn LaFleur, Cindy Coco. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Herrington, sponsor; Larry Granger, Charles Ray, Warren Hoag, Greg Arceneaux, Julie Garbarino, Geraldine Miller, Janell Istre, Regilyn Williams, Pam Williams. THIRD ROW: Keith Stafford, Brent Stolzle, Rob Landry, Bobby Reddell, Doug Durre, Kenneth Blanchard, Peter Marcantel and Jackie Evans. B. Mrs. Hunter Shirley, a native of France, paid the French Club an unexpected visit. C. Mark Pirozzola, Marshall Hawkins, and Clay Coco escorted the 1973 French Club Homecoming car shouting French cheers for the Bulldogs. 193 A ◄ Library Club CT A. Mrs. Bennie Patterson gave a special presentation for the Senior Library Club during one of their meetings. B. Rob Landry, president; Debbie Lejeune, Virginia Williams, and Mari Myers discussed club responsibilities with their sponsor, Mrs. Johnson. C. Senior Library Club officers were as follows: Diana Sinegal, vice-president; Connie Cassidy, reporter; Cheryl Vicknair, secretary-treasurer; and Pat Miller, student council representative. NOT SHOWN: Rob Landry, president. Members of the 1972-73 Senior Library Club were: SEATED: Mrs. Johnson, sponsor; Cheryl Vicknair, secretary; Rob Landry, president; Pat Miller, student council representative; Connie Cassidy, reporter. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Carlena Waltrip, Mari Myers, Virginia Williams, Warren Hoag, Celia Joe Black, Debbie Lejeune. SECOND ROW: Clara Pep-er, Diana Sinegal, vice-president; Pam Reed, atricia Faulk, Sherrill Landry, Joanne Humbarger. THIRD ROW: Mary Smith, Linda Pentecost, Carol Pepper, Glenda Dailey, Wanda Lopez, Oreline Gotreaux. 194 Worked for Improvement DT A-B. Mrs. Johnson, the Library Clubs' illustrious sponsor, often began meetings on a happy note which quickly soured. C. Jackie Waltrip, Junior Library Club vice-president, asked for suggestions to improve the club. D. Junior Library Club officers were as follows: Mona Mott, reporter; Jackie Waltrip, vice-president; Ricky Roe, president; Tony Whitford, student council representative; Cheryl Brunt, secretary - treasurer. Members of the 1972-73 Junior Library Club were: SEATED: Tony Whitford, student council representative; Mona Mott, reporter; Ricky Roe, president; Jackie Waltrip, vice-president; Cheryl Brunt, secretary-treasurer. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Johnson, sponsor; Mindy Fontenot, Freida Trahan, Suzonne Delacroix, Julie Hoag, Kim Rea. SECOND ROW: Theresa Hebert, Phyllis Babineaux, Myra Hebert, Allison Knight, Donna Dronet, Martna Sabatier. THIRD ROW: Kathy McPhail, Sharon Richard, Paula Hebert, Marilyn Smith, Kim Babineaux, Becky Bergeaux, Bill Price. 195 Safety Club Participated in Parish and State A ► J SAFETY COUNCIL T NAM 100 DEATHS War BcqAN Activities A. The Jennings Safety Club was represented in the Parish Fair by a very effective booth. B. Advice from the Safety Club sponsors Mr. Levy and Mr. Kennedy seemed to aid the students in all aspects of life. C. The Junior Safety Club delegates to the state convention were: Kim Babineaux, Drew HargToder, Jackie Waltrip, and Tim Guinn. BY CT Members of the Senior Safety Club were as follows: SEATED: Pam Reed, president: Carl Fontenot, vice-president: Marlene Istre, secretary; Me Blanchard, Randy Istre, Warren Hoag, Cheryl Vicknair, John Price. FIRST ROW: Margo Baronet, Patricia Faulk, Debbie Perry, Sherry Mohar, Carlena Waltrip, Charlene Whitford, Ronnie Brunt, Brady Thibodeaux , Keith Darbonne, David Deshotel, Paul Duncan, Monty Giger, Stephen Campbell, Pat Miller, Mike Savoy. SECOND ROW: Carol Pepper, Debbie Comeaux, Mary Smith, Deborah Bordelon, Vicki Comeaux, Debbie Daigle, Julie Brummett, Keith Mott, Clara Pepper, Joanne Humbarger, Warren Gary, Lance Broussard, Keith Arceneaux, Bill Broussard, Gary Hoffpauir. THIRD ROW: Georgeanna Knight, Sherrill Landry, Mike Landry, Randy Boudreaux, Dennis Stutes, Denise Dartez, Satch Moore, Mark Carter, Denise Broussard, Rickey Sit-tig, Victor Benoit, Frosty Strickland, Mark'Clark, Boo Matte, Tommy Harelson, Charles Ray, and Bill Cagnon. 196 A ▲ BT CT A. Larry Brown, Carl Fontenot, P'nut Gotreaux, Sherry Mohar, Joann Cormier, Me Blanchard and Nancy Mahaffey listened with varied interests while nominations were made for the officers of the 1973-74 school year. B. The office of president for the Senior Club seemed to always present a problem for Pam Reed. C. Drew Hargroder, Junior Safety Club president presided over the meetings with a cheerful smile and outstanding leadership. The 1973 Junior Safety Club members were as follows: SEATED: Kim Babineaux, Harlan Miller, Drew Hargroder, Tim Guinn, Jackie Waltrip. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Dolores Miller, Dianne Daigle, Debbie Conner, Jeanne Richert, Jackie Perrin, Kim Rea, Debbie Myers, Danielle Myers, Janine Sonnier, Pam Hancock, Pam Perry, Denise Dugas, Phyllis Roy. SECOND ROW: Suzonne Delacroix, Dwain Rider, Jollene Shirley, Cheryl Cormier, Pat Conner, Sharon Richard, Julie Trahan, Kathy Comeaux, Stacie Verret, Mindy Fontenot. THIRD ROW: Kathy Hardy, Judy Racca, Donna Matt, Laurie Shultz, Beth Brummett, Karen Baker, Marilyn Smith, James Hin-chee, Gordon Fruge, Brandon Benoit, Martha Sabatier, Myra Hebert, Ricky Roe, Matt Martin, Debbie Mire, Snelia Babineaux, Ricky Waltrip. FOURTH ROW: Mark Newman, Matt Boudreaux, LaCue Myers, Shelly LaFleur, Andy Burger, Tim Cassidy, Keith Bourque, Glenn Green, Chris Mott, Julie Myers, Diana Welch, James Perry, Dirk Bertrand, and John Dasch. 197 The Student Council's Aim Was A. Serving as officers for the 1972-1973 school year were as follows: Suzonne Delacroix, chaplain: Bobby Reddell, vice-president; Stuart Coco, president; Jonathan Capdeville, treasurer; Angie Hebert, reporter. B. Student Council members for the 1972-1973 year were as follows: SEATED: Robin Bearden, Angie Hebert, Suzonne Delacroix, Stuart Coco, Bobby Reddell. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Regina Doucet, Shelly LaFleur, Mrs. Clifford, sponsor; Jeanne Richert, Susan Patterson, Warren Hoag, Debbie Bordelon, Lynn LaFleur. SECOND ROW: Mr. Craig, sponsor; Clay Coco, Shelly LaFleur, Bill Price, Kirk Morgan, Burt Tietje, Joanne Humbarger, Charlene Mack, and Pam Reed. 198 to Guide the Student Body C Y A. Student Council president Stuart Coco was always ready to accept any advice from the members of the student council on how to benefit the student body. B. To see Clay Coco hard at work at a Student Council meeting was not a very uncommon sight. C. Mr. Craig and Mrs. Clifford , the Student Council sponsors, were always ready with a helping hand. 199 Many Activities Were Shared by Students and Faculty A. Rickey Tauzin purchased his ticket to a basketball game from Mr. Kennedy and Coach Allen. B. The J. H. S. civics classes found a trip to the parish courthouse educational. 200 J.H.S. students who participated in the 1973 LSUE Literary Rally were: FIRST ROW: Kirk Cormier, trigonometry; Donna Henderson, biology: Karen Baker, English IIj Jeonne Richert, world geography: Julie Garbarino, Home Economics III; Janell Istre, Stenography I; Regilyn Williams, English IV; Kenneth Blanchard, physics. SECOND ROW: Sandra LaBouve, geometry; Cindy Coco, English III; Cynthia Tizeno, Home Economics II; Gerry Dugas, French I; Kathy Hewitt, French II; Angie Hebert, chemistry; Kayla Precht, English I; Celia Joe Black, Typing I; Stuart Coco, American history; Joni Robert, Home Economics I. THIRD ROW: Dianne Haywood, Bookkeeping I; Etta Leopold, Clerical Practice; Rick Lawless, World history; Robert Broussard, advanced mathematics; Douglas Hollier, Agriculture I; James Dupre, civics; Carl Castille, general mathematics; E. N. Garbarino, Agriculture II; Joanne Humbarger, spelling; Carl Fontenot, Agriculture IV; Lori deCordova, Algebra II. LSUE Literary Rally Debbie Leger filled in remembrances of her Senior year in her Golden Memories” album. 201 Academic as Well as Social A. Contestants in the 1973 Miss U.S. Teen Pageant were: FIRST ROW: Eldrina Pete, Margaret Miller, Susan Patterson, Yulonde Ricard, Suzonne Delacroix, Judy Racca, Jeanne Richert, Julie Hoag, Cindy Coco. SECOND ROW: Carolyn King, Dianne Daigle, Valerie Lewis, Linda Norris, Angie Bergeron, Donna Matt, Sherry Mohar, Karen Fuse-lier. THIRD ROW: Andranette Anderson, Alexa Smith, Mara Davis, Denise Dartez, Debbie Leger, Julie Garbarino, Linda Pentecost, Kim Babineaux. FOURTH ROW: Madonna Breaux, Brenda Kately, Erika Kelly, Neva Jones, Shawne Gilbeaux, Kathy McPhail, Laurie Shultz, Connie Cassidy, Allison Knight, Shelly LaFleur. B. Winners of the pageant expressed their joy at the close of the ceremonies. C. Mr. Ray Kruger of radio station KLOU explained the pageant guidelines to the contestants. 202 Life Was Enjoyed by All A. Students studied diligently for midterm exams. B. Crowded halls were the rule during midterm and final exams, as everyone had lunch at the same hour. C. Mrs. Fain's typing class gave her an end-of-the-year party celebrating the successful completion of her student teaching. 203 Many Guests Were Received A. Mr. Greg Amette, delegate to the Constitutional Convention, spoke to Mrs. Wilson’s civics class on the subject of writing a new state constitution. B. Captain Fraley of the U.S. Air Force advised the Seniors of the advantages of Air Force R.O.T.C. C. The United States Eighth Naval District Rock Ensemble performed a history of rock music for the student body. D. Mr. John Bordelon of Gulf States Utilities Co. spoke on the subject of nuclear power to generate electricity. 204 r� (kr ] •. Iwnbeirtfr: £ vli 'rt r iuiK a; ?r� r ant i U.r i . £ rxm si-rs: tt wito aac acait im tnr almxn zc H-jfauM sbt ziu f cnniaf - H-p. xiLnn. Baau. I «rr tr i e MnaKribrrpt ar encmr r£ -fcr Ta mst af w� c pwa of irriux TwmtirJiH L2l£ OfUficrt a hOt 'VTUT •arnrk t2 rrr-artl -ilErar V i£t axvr � wu z. ire x nur a_ra -ql pwcafi aitf FOTT� rrr icc ur fr.nai a'wt win r err p ru. a gne asir Hum rrru. rparf-Jnstt i£r. £jm «ra . -T'p '-iiyt fin2tiuL Buu ?-: c CtSuit Jua - P I Kan3ip- I� .rtii5K«M5fc 7IS 4U 205 A. The New Horizons, a gospel singing group, presented an excellent show of talent to the student body. B. The band received a letter of thanks from President Richard Nixon for a copy of the Band's recorded album. Throughout the Year A New Club Was Organized at J.H.S. — the Rodeo Club A. Many members were placed on the new club's roll. B. Mike Gary was guest speaker at the first meeting of the Rodeo Club. C. Officers for the Rodeo Club were: LEFT TO RIGHT: Marty Dennis, president: Paul Dupuis, vice-president: Craig Daigle, treasurer: Tim Hebert and Lance Broussard, sentinels: and Warren Gary, secretary. NOT SHOWN: Doug Morgan, reporter; Regina Doucet, Student Council representative: and Mr. Roy LaPoint, Faculty Advisor. 206 Senior Assembly Commended Hard Work A. The presidency of the Student Council was passed from Stuart Coco to Robin Bearden with the symbolic lighting of a candle. B. Marlene Istre and Pat Miller, head cheerleaders, were honored with gifts from Mari Hoag, Kathy Medus, Alexa Smith, Angie Hebert, and Robin Bearden in recognition of their efforts as spirit leaders. C. Dr. June Moore of the V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary presented Mrs. Lindsey with a token of their appreciation for promoting the Voice of Democracy contest. 207 Senior Assembly Press Club Awards Bell Science Award Certificate for Proficiency in General Science Certificate for Proficiency in Biology Certificate for Proficiency in Chemistry Certificate for Proficiency in Physics Safety Club Award Bookkeeping I Award Certificate for Proficiency in Bookkeeping 1 Bookkeeping II Award Certificate for Proficiency in Bookkeeping II Certificate for Proficiency in Typing I Typing II Award Shorthand Award Office Practice Award Business English Award Mathematics Award Home Economics Award Agriculture Award Fleur de Lis French Award Fleur de Lis French II Award Fleur de Lis French III Award National French I Exam Award Joanne Humbarger Julie Brummett Stuart Coco Stephanie LaBouve Daphne Wiegand Freddie Lejeune Ann Allgood Theresa Cormier Kayla Precht Joni Robert Ricky Roe Ronnie Delahoussaye James Perry Jeanne Richert Shelly LaFleur Donna Henderson Shelia Clark Cynthia Breaux Nancy Boisture Martha Sabatier Angie Hebert Kathy Hewitt Alexa Smith Greg Neely Julie Garbarino Stuart Coco Morris Coats Kenneth Blanchard Tim Guinn Jackie Waltrip Debbie Leger Allison Knight Drew Hargroder Kim Babineaux John Price Kenneth Blanchard Dianne Haywood Danny Valdetero Brent Stolzle Wanda Lopez Celia Joe Black Debbie Leger Clara Pepper Bobbie Sue Kately Janell Isue Etta Leopold Janell Istre Kirk Cormier Pat Miller Carl Simon Grery Dugas Kathy Hewitt Kenneth Blanchard Gerry Dugas Senior Assembly National French II Exam Award National French III Exam Award Certificate for Proficiency in French Prof Ernie Band Award Zigler Foundation Band Award John Philip Sousa Band Award Best Male Vocalist Best Female Vocalist English Award Library Award Speech Award-Interpretive Reading Speech A ward-Acting Best Thespian Award Best Backstage Worker Best Actor Best Actress Best Debater Best All-Around Speech Student Pep Squad Award Teacher of the Year Honor Scholarship to Northeast Louisiana University Honor Scholarship to Louisiana Tech University Honor Scholarship to McNeese State University Honor Scholarship to Northeastern State University Dianne Haywood Kenneth Blanchard Kenneth Blanchard Carrie Broussard Cindy Coco Gerry Dugas Laura Mack Marshall Hawkins Dianne Haywood Kathy Hewitt Julie Garbarino Janell Istre Brent Stolzle Regilyn Williams Paul White Celia Joe Black Rob Landry Monte Briggs Dianna Sinegal Regilyn Williams Etta Leopold Lynn LaFleur Jonathon Capedeville Bobby Roy Laura Duhon Alexa Smith Linda Norris Karen Coats Peter Marcantel Warren Ray Linda Norris Monte Briggs Lynn LaFleur Brent Stolzle Laura Duhon Connie Cassidy Mrs. William Tietje Joanne Humbarger Connie Cassidy Robert Broussard Pat Miller Kenneth Blanchard Regilyn Williams Linda Pentecost Tim Pickens Dianne Haywood Celia Joe Black Charlene Mack Joanne Leonard Mary Broussard Ann Miller Geraldine Miller John Price Ginger Leger Yvette LeGros 209 A. Mr. LaPoint, Mr. Roy, and Mr. Valdetero unpacked caps and gowns to be distributed to the Senior homeroom teachers. B. Seniors practiced commencement exercises in the auditorium in case of rain: C. Practice was also held at Bulldog Stadium with the hope that it would not rain. 210 A. Greg Neeley, Angie Hebert, Charlene Whitford, Ann Cour-rege, Cindy Coco, and Mari Hoag were ushers for the ceremonies. B. Susan Patterson, Alexa Smith, Kathy Medus, Robin Bearden, Julie Garbarino, and Larry Guidry also assisted in ushering the graduates. C. Mike Savoy, Stuart Coco, Ann Miller, Kieth Darbone, Linda Pentacost, Ricky Moore, Clara Pepper, Celia Black, Monte Briggs, Diana Sinegal, and Pat Brown rehearsed the class song at the afternoon practice on the field. D. The stage was finally set for the timely event of graduation. 211 Graduation a Time of Joy and Sadness A. Senior Girls sadly said their farewells to old friends. B. Senior boys recounted past experiences to friends while waiting. C. Sandra LeGros grew sad at the thought of fond memories of days gone by. D. Celia Joe Black expressed her joy to Kathy Medus of being chosen Who's Who” after the commencement exercises. C 212 Awards and Scholarships Honor Graduates by James Ward, Jr. American History Award by Norman Briggs American Legion Award by Judge John Hebert Agricultural Award by C. M. Davis Alba S. Hey wood Memorial Trophy by V. E. Craig Jennings Business and Professional Women’s Club Scholarship by Katherine Ostrand Rotary Club Scholarship by Gaylor Jackson Kiwanis Club Scholarship by Father Howard Coleman Optimist Club Scholarship by Charles Cary William T. and Ethel Lewis Burton Foundation Scholarship by Gerald Vallow Mayo A. Moore Scholarship by Joe Hardin Readers’ Digest Award by Paul Delacroix Jeff Davis Educational Association Scholarship by Paul Delacroix Danforth I Dare You” Award by Paul Delacroix Who's Who” Award by Wilbert Rochelle Kenneth Blanchard Stuart Coco Dianne Haywood Joanne Humbarger Janell Istre Regilyn Williams Stuart Coco Stuart Coco Marlene Istre Rickey Moore Connie Cassidy Brenda Coots Diana Sinegal Kirk Cormier Dianne Haywood Tony Broussard Kenneth Blanchard Robert Broussard Stuart Coco Cynthia Tizeno Haley Dartez Debbie Leger Celia Joe Black Stuart Coco Senior '73 CLASS MOTTO: Let no man ever look down on your youth. On the contrary, become an example to the fairthful ones ... 1 Timothy 4:12 CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose CLASS COLORS: Maroon and Gray USHERS: Robin Bearden, Cindy Coco, Ann Courrege, Julie Garbarino, Larry Guidry, Angie Hebert, Mari Hoag, Kathy Medus, Greg Neely, Susan Patterson, Alexa Smith, Charlene Whitford PROGRAM GIRLS: Kathy Hewitt, Georgeanna Knight, Shelbia LeBlanc, Pam Williams 213 214 Sherry Mohar, newly-crowned Miss U.S. Teen, enjoyed a Coke after the 1973 contest. BORDELON'S PONTIAC AND BUICKCO. 407 Shankland Avenue Jennings, La. COCA-COLA It's The Real Thing! 216 JEFF DAVIS BANK JOB Jennings Lake Artki F.B.I.C. 218 JENNINGS RICE DRIER Golden Nugget Seed Rice P.O.Box 789 824-4387 Jennings. Louisiana BENNIE F. PATTERSON Auto - Fire - Life - Health ROSEBUD'S GIFT AND CHILDREN'S SHOP Dinnerware, Crystal, Keepsake Diamond Rings, Everything for the Bride CITY BARGAIN STORE 414 N. Broadway 824 9287 Jennings, Louisiana TRAHAN'S DRUGSTORE 824-1648 347 N. Main Jennings, Louisiana LA MODE SHOE SALON La Mode - Shoe Fashions for the Entire Family Jennings, La. 824-2223 BEN'S MORE MILEAGE Distributors of Quality Texaco Products 602 N. Main 824-2376 GIGER'S HONDA CENTER Distributor of AUSTIN'S FEED STORE H0NDA 106 Andrew St. 824-3085 Jennings, La. Pet Supplies and Equipment JENNINGS LUMBER CO., INC. 202 S. Cutting Ave. 824-2514 ROCKET DRIVE INN For All Your Rental Needs, See: Delicious Food to Please the Entire Family G. P. MODLISH INC. 1118 State St. 824-2120 102 Church St. 824-0241 219 220 PARK PLACE APARTMENTS One- and Two-Bedroom Luxury Apartments Connie Cassidy and Clara Pepper MARKWOOD CONSTRUCTION AND REAL ESTATE 619 N. Main 824-6435 LEVINE'S BEAUTY SHOP The Latest in Hair Fashions 1426 Johnson St. JENNINGS MOBILFONE 824-1595 Highway 90 East MARCANTEL'S FEED STORES INC. Feed — Seed — Fertilizer — Baby Chicks Grinding and Mixing MOL MIX 30 Liquid Feed Supplement 734-7351 824 0445 P.O. Box 382 P.O. Box 714 Welsh, La. Jennings, La. LeJEUNE COOLING AND HEATING 114 S. Lake Arthur Ave. 824-0804 Jennings, La. KJEF 12.90 AM -92.7 FM Chuck Thomas Serving Jennings and Surrounding Areas Quality American Products DEWEY ARDOIN, DISTRIBUTOR, INC. Phones: Day No. 824-0918 - Night No. 824-2351 BROUSSARD'S LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 126 South Broadway Jennings, La. 221 BETTY LEE SHOE STORE FONTENOT INSURANCE AGENCY 335 N. Main Shoe Headquarters for the Entire Family Jennings, La. 824-4377 f YOUt 1| Jennings, La. 824-3035 Jennings Anserphone Our Service 310 Cary 824-4511 Jennings, Louisiana CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE Established in 1954 403 Market 824-2894 Jennings, La. We Service What We Sell JACKIE'S BEAUTY SALON BUCH PRINTING CO. Commercial Printing 824-6355 Latest Fashions and Cuts Complete Wig Service Open Tuesday Thru Saturday Early and Late Appointments for Working Girls JIM AND EDNA’S SEED STORE James B. and Edna Terrell Owners Jennings, La. Artificial Flowers and Custom-Made Draperies MARCY'S CERAMIC STUDIO 511 Granger Street Jennings, La. 222 y( mu an cP)oA 128 East Academy Jennings, La. 824-2300 Quality Clothes for the Entire Family WEILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE Zigler Shopping Center Jennings, La. 824-4595 Let Us Furnish the Building Materials for Your Dream House CAJUN LUMBER CORPORATION Remy Sonnier - President P.O.Box 1203 824-3370 403 Lake Arthur Ave. 223 UNITED GAS 912 N. Main 824 1623 Jennings, La. DAVIDSON SASH AND DOOR COMPANY, INC. Airport Road - Box 1162 Jennings, La. Distributors of Quality Building Materials and Manufacturers of Building Materials Gervais Smart Shop 546 N. Main 824-2321 SERVICE TRUCK LINE OF TEXAS, INC. P.O.Box 811 824-3235 Jennings, La. KIKI SMITH MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Highway 26 774-3373 Lake Arthur, La. Your Chrysler - Plymouth Dealer Advanced Business Machines, Inc. 235 N. Main 824 0567 Jennings 224 CURTIS WELCH TRACTOR COMPANY Roanoke, Louisiana ■m wi DAIGLE'S WAYSIDE MARKET Shankland Avenue Open From 7 to 11 - Seven Days a Week DALY WILLIAMS AGENCY, INC. Protection for All Your Needs 127 West Plaquemine 824-4750 225 226 RACHELLE'S —OUR PLACE The Latest in Styles and Fashions 246 N. Main Jennings, Louisiana 824-2664 227 228 HEBERT AND LeBLANC INC. Professionally Programmed Protection With Savings 824-1363 402 N. Main DUNCAN STUDIO CAMERA SHOP, INC. Since 1901 221 N. Main Jennings, La. 824-2066 Nichols of Jennings Inc. P.O. Box 899 824-3303 Oaks Beauty Shop Hester Durio 505 E. Plaquemine 824-2366 Distributors of Quality EXXON Products Atlas Tires and Batteries WOODEL OIL COMPANY R. I. Woodal P.O. Box 1042 Reseller 211 N. Doyle Phone: 824-6600 Jennings, La. Black Furniture Hardware 310 N. Main 824-1753 Jennings, Louisiana IVAN'S INC. Fashionable Clothes For Today's Man 215 N. Main 824-1285 Jennings, Louisiana SEARCH FOR TOMORROW We at Gulf States know the only tomorrow we have is the youth of today. That's why we are engaged in research to control pollution, further youth programs, and to help disadvantaged young individuals. We're hoping today's student in his search for tomorrow will find a better world. GULF STATES UTILITIES COIMFAJW The Mature Company with Young Ideas HUDSON'S PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. DONUT KING NO. 6 1622 Elton Road Fresh Donuts Baked Twice Daily Jennings, La. JENNINGS SUNSHINE CENTER Dry Cleaning and Laundry Zigler Shopping Center Mrs. Hilton Johnson - Owner 824-4915 915 N. Lake Arthur Ave. ALBERT DAIGLE'S OIL COMPANY East Hwy. 90 and Cutting Ave. Jennings, La. 824-2637 229 HAYES CLEANERS Ask About Our One Day Service and Delivery Service 207 S. Main 824-2072 Jennings, La. Small Engines Sales and Service JENNINGS OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT Lawnmowers - Chainsaws -Pumps - Tillers EVANS CONCRETE, INC. Call Us for an Estimate Highway 90 West 824-0886 A B SHEET METAL WORKS, INC. 41 1 N. Lake Arthur Ave. 824-2342 Jennings, La. HONEYCUTT FURNITURE OF JENNINGS, INC. Your Home Furnishings Home of Westinghouse and Gibson Appliances W. B. DONALD Chevrolet • Chevelle • Chevy II • Corvair • Corvette THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS CHEVROLET HAZEL'S HAIR FASHIONS 910 North Main Jennings, La. 824-5530 SWIFT'S tt SHOE roll'IgSrroT store ,s t ? 230 CARL'S MARINE Highway 90 East Jennings, La. 70546 824-6960 AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Automotive Parts and Equipment 114 Church St. 824-0281 STEWART'S DRUG STORE 403 West Plaquemine Jennings, La. 824-2311 231 Joy's Fashionette 103 Lake Arthur Ave | g 824-0792 m 4- Jennings, La. FARM SUPPLY CO., INC. Feed - Fertilizers - Seed Baby Chicks - Poultry Supplies Jennings, La. SPURRY MACHINERY COMPANY Your John Deere Dealer for This Area BEN PHILLIPS, INC. GULF DISTRIBUTOR Get Back - Go Gulf” Jennings, La. HUNT TOOL COMPANY C. J. Cy Bergeron -Plant Manager Jennings, La. MAGGIORE SALES AND SERVICE MONTGOMERY WARD CO. Your Friendly People Store 447 North Main -0303 Jennings, La. BAYOU HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES Future Leaders Select Their BANK Wisely ... Bank Your Future on the 233 Leland Bowman Louis Smaihall 235 SBA SHIPYARDS, INC. Phone 824-1519 Jennings, Louisiana « Fifty Years' Experience Building Tugs and Barges for the Marine Industry Complete Marine Repairs Terminal Facilities Marine Transportation PHENIXREXALL DRUGS Prescription Service Gifts, Cosmetics, Cards Fast, Free Delivery Piggly Wiggly Shopping Center 824-0857 LEVY'S SPORTING GOODS, INC. Something for Every Sportsman 542 N. Main 824-5660 236 Index of Adver+isemen+s A B Sheet Metal Works, Inc., 230 Advanced Business Machines, Inc., 224 Albert Daigle Oil Company, 229 American Bank, 223 American Shoe Service, 226 Austin's Feed Store, 222 Auto Supply Company, 231 Bayou Hardware, 232 Bennie F. Patterson Insurance Agency, 218 Ben Phillips Gulf Distributor, 232 Ben's More Mileage, 218 Betty Lee Shoe Store, 222 Black Furniture Hardware, 228 Bordelon's Pontiac and Buick Co., 216 Broussard’s Laundry and Cleaners, 221 Bubba Oustalet Family, 234 Cajun Lumber Corporation, 223 Calcasieu Marine National Bank, 233 Carl's Marine, 231 City Bargain Store, 218 Coca Cola Bottling Co., 216 Curtis Welch Tractor Company, 225 Culligan Soft Water Service, 222 Daigle's Wayside Market, 225 Daly Williams Agency, Inc., 225 Davidson Sash and Door Company, Inc., 224 Dewey Ardoin Distributor, Inc., 221 Donald W. B. Chevrolet Cadillac Dealer, 230 Donut King No. 6, 229 Duncan Studio Camera Shop, Inc., 228 Evans Concrete, Inc., 230 Farm Supply Co., Inc., 232 Fontenot Insurance Agency, 222 Gem Jewelers, 226 Gervais Smart Shop, 224 Giger's Honda Center, 219 G. P. Modlish, Inc., 219 Gulf States Utilities Company, 229 Hayes Cleaners, 230 Hazel's Hair Fashions, 230 Hebert LeBlanc, Inc., 228 Honeycutt Furniture of Jennings, Inc., 230 Hudson’s Plumbing Heating Company, 229 Hunt Tool Company, 232 Ivans, Inc., 228 237 Jackie's Beauty Salon, 222 Jeff Davis Bank Trust Co., 217 Jennings Anserphone, 222 Jennings Federal Savings Loan, 226 Jennings Lumber Co., 219 Jennings Mobilfon, 220 Jennings Outdoor Power Equipment, 230 Jennings Rice Drier, 218 Jennings Sunshine Center, 229 Jim Edna's Seed Store, 222 Joy's Fashionette, 232 Kiki Smith Motor Co., Inc., 224 Kilroy's Discount Furniture, 226 KJEF, 221 La Mode Shoe Salon, 218 Le Jeune Heating and Cooling, 220 Levine's Beauty Shop, 220 Levy’s Sporting Goods, 236 Maggiore Sales and Service, 232 Marcantel's Feed Store, Inc., 220 Marcy's Ceramic Studio, 222 Markwood Construction Co., 220 Montgomery Ward Co., 233 Myers Sno-Cone Stand, 226 Nichol's, 228 Oaks Beauty Shop, 228 Phenix Rexall Drugs, 236 Piggly Wiggly, 234 Rachelle’s, 227 Richard Roe Oldsmobile, 226 Rita's Beauty Shop, 236 Rocket Drive Inn, 219 Rosebud's Gift Children Shop, 218 SBA Shipyards, Inc., 235 Service Truck Line of Texas, Inc., 225 Spurry Machinery Company, 232 Stewart's Drug Store, 231 Swift's Shoe Store, 230 Trahan’s Drug Store, 218 United Gas, 224 Weill's Department Store, 223 Woodel Oil Company, Exxon, 228 238 238 CONTRIBUTORS Drs. Jackie and Lester Ancelet Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Banker Dr. and Mrs. Harlie Bearden Mr. and Mrs. Steve Coco Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Guilbeau Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Hargroder Judge and Mrs. John Hebert Mr. and Mrs. Grenese Jackson Mr. Herschel Knight Mr. and Mrs. William N. Knight Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Millican Judge Walter C. Peters Dr. and Mrs. Harold Sabatier Dr. and Mrs. Frank Savoy Dr. and Mrs. Louis E. Shirley, Jr. Jennings Quarterback Club V.F.W. Post 3686 Attend the Church of Your Choice FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 239 Abshire, Sherry - 79 Achane, James - 69 Adams, Brian - 69 Adams, Cecil - 69 Adams, Keilh - 89 Adams, Ralph - 69 Aguillard, Louis - 35, 161 Alexander, Carlton - 89 Alexander, Elnora - 99 Alexander, Jocelyn - 69 ALFRED, MRS. CORA - 14 Allbritton, Becky - 79, 86, 180, 185, 161 ALLEN, ROBERT - 14, 31, 200 Allen, Wayne - 96 Allgood, Ann - 89, 93 Allgood, Pepper - 69, 102, 108, 161 ANCELET, DR. JACKIE - 239 ANCELET, DR. LESTER - 239 Anderson, Andranette - 89, 202 ANDERSON, BUCK - 158 Anderson, Morris - 89 Anthony, Carrie - 89 Arceneaux, Elizabeth - 89 Arceneaux, Greg - 68, 69, 77, 102, 107, 108, 112, 184, 192, 193 Arceneaux, Keith - 35, 196 Arceneaux, Lawrence - 89 Arceneaux, William - 79, 174 Ardoin, Dwaine - 69, 175 Ardoin, Juliana - 89, 191 Ardoin, Larry - 79 Ardoin, Matt - 69 ARNETTE, GREG - 204 Austin, Mary - 89 Babineaux, Kade - 86 Babineaux, Kim - 79, 81, 82, 84, 87, 122, 123, 127, 136, 138, 139, 156, 185, 195, 196, 197, 202 BABINEAUX, MRS. LILLY - 29 Babineaux, Phyllis - 79, 185, 195 Babineaux, Regina - 69, 161, 162 Babineaux, Sandra - 89 Babineaux, Shelia - 89, 156, 185, 197 Babineaux, Sonya - 89 Bailey, Cynthia - 69, 150 Bailey, Joseph - 79 Bailey, Rise - 89 Bailey, Roxanna - 35 Baker, Albert - 19, 27, 35, 189 Baker, Karen - 79, 185, 197, 201 Baker, Marlon - 89 BANKER, DR. AND MRS. J. E. -239 Barker, Gary - 69 Barker, Ronald - 86, 102, 104, 135 Baronet, Cecil - 89 Baronet, Margo - 69, 150, 184, 196 Batey, Ronnie - 69 Batiste, Sherman - 89 Baylot, Lawrence - 89 Bealer, Douglas - 69 BEARDEN, DR. AND MRS. HAR-LIE - 239 Bearden, Robin - 68, 69, 115, 116, 122, 123, 154, 155, 168, 178, 179, 184, 188, 198, 207, 211, 213 BELAIR, MRS. ANN - 14, 191 INDEX Belair, Charles - 79, 185 Benoit, Belinda - 79 Benoit, Bradley - 89, 174 Benoit, Brandon - 89, 176, 185, 197 Benoit, Brenda - 79 Benoit, Mark - 86 Benoit, Michael - 35 Benoit, Patty - 79 Benoit, Sharon - 79 Benoit, Vicki - 89, 191 Benoit, Victor - 35, 40, 41, 176, 184, 196 Bergeaux, Carla - 79 Bergeaux, Kenneth - 69 Bergeaux, Mona - 35 Bergeaux, Rebecca - 79, 122, 123, 127, 136, 195 Bergeaux, Wayne - 79, 185 Bergeron, Angela - 69, 150, 151, 153, 190, 191, 202 Bergeron, Kenny - 14, 79 Beroid, Brandon - 85, 86 Beroid, Kenneth - 89 Bertrand, Dennis - 86 Bertrand, Dirk - 86, 186, 197 Bertrand, Keith - 79 Bertrand, Robert - 69 Bias, Cleveland - 96, 104 Bias, Ervin - 86 Bias, Rose - 35 Biessenberger, Dale - 69 Biessenberger, Paula - 89, 152, 191 Billodeaux, Craig - 79, 111, 164, 185 BILLUPS, MRS. EARLINE - 13 Black, Celia Joe - 35, 115, 116, 161, 163, 164, 168, 181, 184, 194, 211, 212, 213, 201 Blair, Coletha - 35 Blair, Evelda - 79 Blair, Herbert - 69 Blanchard, Elizabeth - 79 Blanchard, Kenneth - 2, 35, 61, 192, 193, 213, 158, 201 Blanchard, Me - 35, 102, 106, 108, 169, 176, 184, 188, 196, 197 BLANCHARD, M. E. - 14, 174, 175 BLANCHARD, MRS. M. E. - 15, 188 Blanchard, Tony - 89, 174 BLOCH, MRS. MARJORIE - 15 Boisture, Nancy - 79, 80, 86, 180, 185, 163, 161 Bonin, Marty - 86 Bordelon, Deborah - 35, 150, 188, 189, 190, 191, 196 Bordelon, Jeff - 79, 161 BORDELON, JOHN - 204 Bordelon, Susie - 69, 161 Boudreaux, Douglas - 35, 102, 106, 107, 108, 109, 112 Boudreaux, Matt - 89, 104, 185, 197 Boudreaux, Randall - 35, 196 Bourque, Keith - 79, 197 Breaux, Cheryl - 89, 185 Breaux, Cynthia - 24, 79, 150 Breaux, Gary - 89 Breaux, Juanita - 89 Breaux, Madonna - 69, 202 Breaux, Ricky - 86 Brewster, Joe - 89 Brewster, Steven - 69 Briggs, Monte - 2, 35, 62, 168, 169, 211, 158 Broussard, Alan - 79 240 Broussard, Anthony - 2, 36, 157, 192, 213, 160 Broussard, Barbara - 28, 79 Broussard, Benton - 69 Broussard, Brenda - 15, 89 Broussard, Carrie - 69, 192 Broussard, Dale - 36 Broussard, Daniel - 36 Broussard, Denise - 36, 150, 174, 175, 186, 196 Broussard, Dorothy - 79, 191, 185 Broussard, Gene - 36, 175 Broussard, Greg - 89 Broussard, Hubert - 79 Broussard, Judy - 79 Broussard, Lance - 69, 186, 196, 206 Broussard, Martin - 86 Broussard, Mary - 36, 161, 162, 163, 183 Broussard, Patrick - 89, 92 Broussard, Paul - 89 Broussard, Ricky - 89 Broussard, Robert C. - 79, 84, 85, 104, 111 Broussard, Robert P. - 36, 45, 102, 103, 111, 213, 201 Broussard, William - 69, 178, 184, 196 Brown, Anthony - 89 Brown, Candy - 116 Brown, Karen - 79 Brown, Larry G. - 69 Brown, Larry J. - 26, 69, 70, 93, 178, 186, 188, 197 Brown, Lovwanda - 96 Brown, Nedra - 79 Brown, Patricia - 36, 115, 116, 211 Brown, Raymond - 76, 116 Brown, Stephanie - 89 Brown, Terry - 69 BROWNING, DR. GIL - 30 BRUCHHAUS, MRS. LAURENCE - 15 Brummett, Beth - 152, 89, 156, 181, 185, 197 Brummett, Julie - 69, 150, 151, 181, 185, 197 Brunt, Cheryl - 79, 185, 195 Brunt, Ronald - 36, 196 Buch, Clarke - 69, 102, 104, 109, 132 Bujol, Renee - 76 Burger, Andy - 79, 83, 102, 197 BURGESS, MRS. MARTHA - 30 Byers, Lee Allison - 76 Cabra, Steven - 89, 174 Cagnon, Bill - 79, 171, 178, 196 Campbell, Nathaniel - 86 Campbell, Stephanie - 79, 163, 180, 185, 162, 161 Campbell, Stephen - 69, 102, 104, 109, 175, 186, 196 Canik, Connie - 36 Canik, Kevin - 86 Capdeville, Byron - 89 Capdeville, Jonathan - 34, 37, 198 Capdeville, Keith - 88 Capdeville, Trudy - 37 Capdeville, Walterine - 89, 156 Carbins, Mavis - 69, 150 Carte, Mark - 37, 175, 196 Carter, Anne - 89, 161 Carter, Dawn - 79, 185 INDEX Carter, Glenn - 2, 15, 37, 160, 161, 162, 165, 178, 179, 163 CARTER, MRS. JAMES - 2, 10, 15. 30, 157, 158, 159 Carter, Suzanne - 79, 82, 152, 153, 191 CASSIDY, CHARLES - 112 Cassidy, Connie - 2, 34, 37, 64, 152, 153, 180, 181, 184, 192, 194, 160, 213, 231, 202, 220 Cassidy, Rusty — 89, 161, 170, 163 Cassidy, Tim - 78, 79, 83, 84, 102, 109. 133, 176, 186, 197 Castille, Carl - 24, 89. 201 Castille, Cheryl - 89 Castille, Wayne - 96 Catsulis, Ann - 79, 150, 191 Celestine, Wayne - 69 CESPIVA, WAYNE - 16, 104, 140 Chambers, Louis - 69 Charles, Anita - 79 Charles, Arnold - 79 CHARLES, MISS RUTH1E - 16 Chaisson, Carol - 89 Chaisson, Jeff - 89 Chaisson, Joyce - 89 Chelette, Danah - 79 Citizen, Diane - 89 Citizen, Donald - 37 Clark, Mark - 69, 102, 196 Clark, Robbie - 79 Clark, Shelia - 24, 79, 185 Clement, Craig - 18, 79, 185 Clement, Sherlyn - 79 Clifford, Jake - 89, 161, 163, 172 CLIFFORD, MRS. MARGUERITE - 16, 191, 198, 199 Coats, Karen - 89, 161, 163, 170, 171 Coats, Morris - 37, 163, 164, 181, 189, 161, 162 Cockerham, Sherrie - 96 Coco, Cindy - 69, 72, 136, 161, 163, 171, 181, 184, 188, 192, 193, 213, 211, 201, 202 Coco, Clay - 78, 79, 176, 180, 185, 192, 193, 198, 199 COCO, MR. AND MRS. STEVE -239 Coco, Stuart - 34, 37, 38, 109, 113, 131, 169, 176, 181, 198, 199, 213, 211, 201, 207 Coleman, Lonetta - 37 Comeaux, Darlene - 79 Comeaux, Deborah - 37, 196 COMEAUX, MISS GAYNELL - 27 Comeaux, Kathy - 89, 163, 185, 191, 197 Comeaux, Perry - 79 Comeaux, Steven - 89, 163, 181, 162 Comeaux, Vicki - 37, 189, 196 Conner, Debbie - 79, 185, 191, 197 CONNER, MRS. JOHN - 16, 183 Conner, Pat - 89, 104, 174, 197 Constant, Carla - 37 Coots, Brenda - 37, 213 Cormier, Belinda - 70, 191 CORMIER, MRS. CATHERINE -17 Cormier, Cheryl - 79, 163, 185, 197, 161 Cormier, Christine - 79 Cormier, Darlene - 89 Cormier, Donald - 96 Cormier, Harold - 90 Cormier, Janet - 90 Cormier, Jennifer - 79, 150, 185, 191 Cormier, Joann - 70, 197 Cormier, Kirk - 36, 37, 45, 192, 201, 213 Cormier, Larry - 37 Cormier, Markeithia - 90, 152, 191 CORMIER, MR. PAUL - 31 Cormier, Percy - 70 Cormier, Theresa - 90 Courrege, Ann - 70, 150, 181, 184, 188, 213, 211 Courrege, Laury - 90, 152, 171 Courville, Charlotte - 90 COURVILLE, CLIFFORD - 29 Courville, Victor - 90, 174 CRAIG, V. E. - 17, 198, 199, 12 Crawford, Lillie - 76 Credeur, Kenneth - 90, 104, 174 Cretchen, Brenda - 80 Cretchen, Wanda - 86 Crochet, Connie - 70 Cupper, Ralph - 70 Daigle, Barry - 86 Daigle, Charlotte - 70 Daigle, Craig - 70, 206 Daigle, Debra - 70, 196 Daigle, Dianne - 80, 156, 156, 185, 191, 197, 202 Daigle, Glenn - 80 DAIGLE, MRS. HENRY - 29 Daigle, Katherine - 30, 150, 151, 153, 180, 185 Daigle, Keith - 70 Daigle, Kirth - 80 Daigle, Randy - 86, 104 Daigle, Sally - 90 Daigle, Susan - 14, 37 Dailey, Glenda - 70, 150, 184, 194 Daniel, Brenda - 76 Daniel, Joe - 76 Darbonne, Keith - 38, 175, 196, 211 Darbonne, Karen - 38 Darbonne, Pamela - 80 Dartest, Hilda - 96 Dartest, Martha - 80 Dartez, Curtis - 86 Dartez, Denise - 70, 196, 202 Dartez, Elridge - 70, 117, 118, 122 Dartez, Haley - 38, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 213 Dartez, Mary - 86, 185 Dasch, Andy - 70 Dasch, John - 80, 197 Davis, Claudia - 70 Davis, Cynthia - 90, 185 Davis, Ernetta - 80, 185 Davis, Mara Dell - 70, 202 Davis, Paul - 70 Davis, Stanley - 38 Davis, Tammy - 96 Davis, Timothy - 90 Deaville, Keith - 70, 186 Deaville, Shelton - 70, 175 de Cordova, Lori - 90, 162, 163, 180, 201 Dees, Karolyn - 38 Dees, Kathryn - 38 DELACROIX, PAUL - 2, 11, 17, 82 DELACROIX, MRS. PAUL - 28 Delacroix, Suzonne - 78, 80, INDEX 140, 141, 150, 156, 185, 195, 197, 198, 87, 202 Delahoussaye, Ronnie - 80, 161, 162, 163 Delahoussaye, Vicki - 90, 161, 162, 163, 191 Dennis, Many - 70, 175, 206 Dennis, Thomas - 14, 90, 174 Derise, Michael - 96 Derise, Ronald - 86 Deshotel, David - 70, 175, 186, 196 Deshotel, Patricia - 90 DOLAND, JACK - 112 Donnell, David - 80, 123 Doucet, Brenda - 90 Doucet, Carla - 70, 150, 151 Edwards, Annette - 91 Edwards, Cassendera - 80 Edwards, James - 96 Edwards, Wander - 76 Evans, Gwen - 39 EVANS, MRS. HELEN - 13 Evans, Jacqueline - 39, 66, 193 Evans, Roland - 80 FAIN, J. W. - 17, 102, 123, 137, 138 FAIN, MRS. J. W. - 27, 138, 203 Faulk, Patricia - 71, 194. 196 Fawcett, Robert - 80 Fetterly, Tina - 91 Fields, Anita - 91 Fields, Frederick - 68, 71, 73, 77, 117, 118, 119, 122 Fields, Tennessee - 39 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - 239 Fisk, Edward - 71 Fontenot, Carl - 40, 102, 104, 108, 174, 175, 176, 179, 189, 196, 197, 201 Fontenot, Carol - 91 Fontenot, Charles - 71 FONTENOT, DARRELL - 113 Fontenot, Danny - 71 Fontenot, David - 40, 175 Fontenot, Diana - 91 Fontenot, Gloria - 71 Fontenot, James - 91 Fontenot, Janie - 80 Fontenot, Jennifer - 80 Fontenot, Jimmy - 80 Fontenot, Julie - 80 Fontenot, Leroy - 91 Fontenot, Mindy - 88, 91, 174, 97, 156, 175, 176, 186, 195, 197 Fontenot, Nora - 91 Fontenot, Norman - 96, 174 Fontenot, Perry - 91 Fontenot, Randy - 80, 174 Fontenot, Roger - 179 Fontenot, Terry - 91 Fontenot, Thomas - 48 Fontenot, Yvonne - 96 Foreman, Gary - 71 FOREMAN, HUEY - 29 FRALEY, CAPTAIN - 204 FRANCIS, EDDIE - 29 Francis, Joetta - 91 Frank, Leroy - 71, 123 Fremeaux, Connie - 71 Fremeaux, William - 48 Fruge, David - 71 Fruge, Gordon - 80, 85, 104, 134, 197 Fruge, Mary - 91, 152, 185 Fruge, Wayland - 80 Fruge, Wayne - 71 Fuselier, Dennis - 80 242 Fuselier, Karen -21, 71, 150, 178, 179, 184, 202 Gann, Terry - 91, 161, 163 Gant, Ruby - 96, 156 Garbarino, E. N. - 84, 102, 104, 174, 176, 201 Garbarino, Julie - 70, 71, 72, 80, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 128, 129, 138, 180, 181, 184, 192, 193, 201, 202, 211, 213 Garcia, Cathea - 91 Gary, Christine - 91, 152, 191 Gary, Donnie - 81 Gary, Euman - 91, 174 Gary, Karen - 81 Gary, Louie - 76 GARY. MIKE - 206 Gary, Richard - 40, 102 Gary, Steven - 81 Gary, Warren - 71, 174, 175, 196, 206 Gary, William - 81 Gascay, John - 40 Gaspard, Peggy - 81 GAUDET, MRS. JEANETTE - 12, 18, 31, 88, 92 Giger, Monty - 71, 196 GILBEAUX, HARRY - 18 Gilbeaux, Shawne - 81, 150, 156, 202 Gilliam, Conrad - 40 Gilliam, Donna - 76 Gilliam, Opal - 96 Gilliespie, Mike - 91, 104 Gloston, Angie - 91 Gloston, Artis - 81 Gooden, Angela - 96 Gordon, Carliss - 81 Gordon, Marcus - 71 Gotreaux, Felix - 76, 197 Gotreaux, Oreline - 71, 150, 184, 191, 194 Gotreaux, Robert - 48 Granger, Larry - 71, 171, 173, 193 Greek, Aden - 91 Green, Glenn - 81, 102, 104, 83, 197 GROS, CURTIS - 18, 102, 113 Guidry, Allen - 96 Guidry, Jackie - 91 Guidry, Jackline - 81 Guidry, John - 81, 102, 104 Guidry, Joseph - 81 Guidry, Larry - 71, 73, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 211, 213 Guidry, Michael - 72 Guidry, Nina - 40, 48, 161 Guidry, Ronnie - 40, 175 Guidry, Susan - 72 Guilbeau, Glenn - 81, 161 GUILDEAU, DR. AND MRS. H. F. - 239 Guillory, Derek - 72, 175 Guillory, Geraldine - 96 GUILLOT, MRS. LUMA - 29 Guinn, James - 40, 63, 67, 102, 108, 111, 117, 118, 122, 186, 189 Guinn, Tim - 78, 81, 87, 185, 196, 197 Gunnell, Karen - 41, 186 Gunnell, Steven - 81 Guthrie, Robert - 41, 102, 109, 141, 177 Hammond, Billy - 72, 74, 161, 162, 163 Hancock, Alan - 72 INDEX Hancock, Pam - 91, 152, 197 Hanks, Eva - 72 Hanks, Gregory - 72 Hanks, Scott - 91, 104 Hanna, Zane - 72, 75, 102, 104, 109, 176, 177, 184, 188 Hanvy, Ray - 41, 189 HARDEE, MRS. MARY - 18 Hardy, Kathy - 81, 150, 172, 185, 197 HARELSON, EDDIE - 10, 19, 113, 180 HARELSON, MRS. EDDIE - 28 Harelson, Tommy - 72, 102, 106, 108, 110, 133, 168, 176, 189, 192, 196 Hargroder, Drew - 78, 81, 87, 102, 104, 196, 197 HARGRODER, DR. AND MRS. J. B. - 239 Hargroder, Matt - 41, 102, 108, 110, 113, 117, 118, 120, 122, 177 Harmon, Gertie - 72 Harris, Clinton - 72 HARRIS, MRS. DOROTHY - 19 Hart, Virginia - 91, 152, 171, 185 Hawkins, Kelva - 72 Hawkins, Marshall - 81, 180, 193 Hawkins, Renee - 81 Hawkins, Yvette - 72, 115, 116 Haywood, Dianne - 34, 41, 181, 192, 193, 201, 213 Hebert, A1 - 81 Hebert, Angela - 68, 70, 72, 122, 136, 137, 138, 139, 154, 155, 173, 178, 179, 181, 187, 192, 198, 207, 211, 213, 201 Hebert, Charles - 91, 104 Hebert, Cheryl - 72, 184 Hebert, Clarice - 81 Hebert, Cullen - 20, 22, 81, 161, 163, 164, 191 Hebert, Douglas - 41 Hebert, Francis - 76, 175 Hebert, Jackie - 72 Hebert, Joey - 41 HEBERT, JUDGE JOHN - 136, 239 HEBERT, MRS. JOHN - 239 Hebert, Lee - 91 Hebert, Loyven - 41 Hebert, Marilyn - 91 Hebert, Maxine - 81 Hebert, Myra - 81, 185, 195, 197 Hebert, Paula - 91, 152, 185, 195 Hebert, Ray - 41 Hebert, Rene - 91 Hebert, Sidney - 91 Hebert, Theresa - 92, 152, 180, 181, 186, 195 Hebert, Tim - 72, 175, 186, 187, 206 Henderson, Donna - 81, 201 Henry, Charles - 41 HERRINGTON, MRS. LOUISE -19, 192, 193 Hewitt, Kathleen - 72, 122, 123, 125, 127, 138, 150, 181, 184, 192, 193, 201, 213 Hicks, Karen - 96 Hightower, Blanche - 72, 161, 163 Hinchee, James - 81, 197 Hine, Andra - 81, 123, 124, 126, 127, 128, 136, 137, 138, 185 Hine, Darla - 41 243 Hoag, Julie - 88, 92, 94, 97, 156, 176, 185, 195, 202 Hoag, Mari - 72, 122, 153, 154, 181, 184, 186, 188, 207, 211, 213 Hoag, Warren- 41, 176, 177, 186, 187, 192, 193, 194, 196, 198 Hoffapuir, Darrell - 92 Hoffpauir, Gary - 72, 196 HOFFPAUIR, ROBERT - 187 Hollier, Douglas - 92, 174, 180, 201 Hormell, Glenn - 81, 174 Hudson, Craig - 42 Humbarger, Joanne - 2, 42, 65, 140, 150, 153, 178, 179, 181, 184, 185, 194, 196, 198, 213, 201 Hunt, Byron - 92 Hurst, William - 81 Istre, Becky - 92, 156, 186 Istre, Janell - 48, 181, 192, 193, 201, 213 Istre, Joan - 81, 161, 163, 186 Istre, Joy - 72, 191 Istre, Marlene - 40, 42, 43, 57, 63, 115, 116, 118, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 154, 155, 190, 196, 207, 213 Istre, Randall - 42, 102, 108, 174, 175, 186, 187, 196 Istre, Randy - 81, 174 Istre, Thomas - 86, 174 Istre, Vivian - 92, 56 JACKSON, MRS. FAE - 169, 239 JACKSON, GRENESE - 239 Jackson, Jackie - 81, 161, 163, 164 Janice, Carl - 42, 48 Janice, Glenn - 86, 174 JANICE, HENRY - 19 Janise, Michael - 92, 174 Jeanise, Janet - 72 JOHNS, RAYMOND - 20 Johnson, Allen - 92, 104 JOHNSON, MISS BETTYE - 20, 194, 195 Johnson, Bobby - 91 Johnson, Levy - 81 Johnson, Raymond - 96 Johnson, Thomas - 86 Jones, Anita - 82 Jones, Clinetta - 42 Jones, Janet - 48 Jones, Neva - 72, 202 Jones, Patronella - 98 Jones, Portia - 82 Jones, Sarah - 42 Joseph, June - 42 JOSEPH, MISS N. J. - 20. 22, 186 Kately, BobDie aue - 42 Kately, Brenda - 82, 185, 202 Kately, Joseph - 42 KEETH, MRS. MARJORIE - 20, 181 Kelly, Ericka - 82, 185, 202 KENNEDY, DONALD - 21, 196, 200 Kershaw, Tim - 82, 174 INDEX Kinard, Edward - 72 King, Carolyn - 92, 96, 156, 202 King, Patrick - 26, 42, 102, 109 Kirk, Vicki - 92 Knight, Allison - 78, 82, 83, 84, 176, 185, 195, 202 Knight, Georgeanna - 68, 73, 77, 115, 116, 118, 122, 136, 154, 155, 176, 184, 196, 213 KNIGHT, HERSCHEL - 239 KNIGHT, MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM - 239 Kober, Jeffrey - 42 KRUGER, RAY - 202 LaBouve, David - 92 LaBouve, Sandra - 16, 73, 201 LaBowe, Stephanie - 92, 136, 137, 138, 139 LaBowe, Tim - 73 La Combe, Clinton - 82 LaCombe, Denise - 82, 191 La Combe, Diane - 92 LaCombe, Sheila - 73 LaFleur, Lynn - 42, 150, 153, 178, 184, 188, 192, 193, 198 LaFleur, Shelly - 78, 82, 86, 150, 156, 180, 198, 202 LaFleur, Shelly - 88, 92, 95, 161, 163, 172, 181, 185, 197, 198 Laird, Craig - 73 Laird, Jane - 82, 161 Lamb, Nancy - 92, 161, 185 Lamb, Peggy - 92, 161, 185 Landry, Bernadine - 42 Landry, Claudia - 92 Landry, Karen - 82, 163 Landry, Larry - 92 Landry, Marie - 82 Landry, Michael - 21, 73, 172, 173, 178, 179, 186, 187, 196 Landry, Mitchell - 92, 163 Landry, Renee - 82 Landry, Robert - 42, 60, 142, 143, 161, 163, 176, 192, 193, 194 Landry, Sherrill - 68, 73, 77, 122, 123, 124, 125, 127, 128, 129, 136, 139, 186, 187, 194, 196 Landry, Sidney - 48, 174 Langley, Joetta - 73 Langley, Peggy - 73, 161, 162, 163 Lantier, Ricky - 71, 73, 175 LaPOINT, ROY - 10, 21, 210 LaSAGE, HARVEY - 27, 30 LaSage, Mike - 92 Lavallier, Charles - 82 La van, Barbara - 42 LaVergne, Artis - 92 LaVergne, Florinda - 26, 99 LaVERGNE, NOAH - 29 LaVergne, Owen - 83 LaVergne, Roena - 73, 191 Lawdins, Andrea - 83 LAWDINS, GRACE - 29 Lawless, Richard - 73, 102, 103, 121, 181, 184, 188, 201 LeBlanc, Connie - 92 LeBlanc, Louella - 86 LeBlanc, Mettnett - 92 LeBlanc, Robert - 86 LeBlanc, Shelbia - 73, 150, 213 LeDoux, Kayla - 93 Lee, Howard - 76, 117, 118, 119, 122 ! ee, Sandra - 73 Leger, Carla - 93, 152, 156 Leger, Cleaton - 83 Leger, Dale - 93, 104 Leger, Debbie - 43, 44, 58, 122, 123, 125, 126, 128, 202, 213 Leger, Ginger - 43 Leger, Kala - 73, 182, 183 Leger, Lorraine - 93 Leger, Lynn - 83, 174 LeGros, Brad - 73 LeGros, Brian - 73, 102, 108, 175, 186 LeGros, Carl - 93, 174, 186 244 LeGros, David - 96, 104, 174 LeGros, Drew - 83 LeGros, Joey - 83, 174 LeGros, Margretta - 43 LeGros, Michael - 74 LeGros, Pamela - 43 LeGros, Ronald - 96 LeGros, Sandra - 43, 212 LeGros, Yvette - 43, 150, 151, 190 Lehman, Christopher - 93 Lejeune, Anthony - 43 Lejeune, Cindy - 93 Lejeune, Claudette - 93, 191 Lejeune, Darlene - 93, 152 Lejeune, Deborah - 74, 161, 162, 163, 183, 194 Lejeune, Fredric - 93 Lejeune, Glenda - 74, 184 LeJEUNE, O. J. - 29 Lejeune, Sidney - 93, 161 Lejeune, Terry - 93 Lejeune, Tyanna - 93 Lejeune, Velina - 43 Lejeune, Wanda - 43 Lennette, Jane - 93 Lennette, Patrick - 74 Leonard, Joanne - 43 Leonard, Kathleen - 86, 122, 123, 124, 126, 127, 129, 176 Leopold, Etta - 48, 182, 183, 201 LEOPOLD, MISS SHELIA - 28 LEVY, HARRY - 21, 196 Lewis, Simon - 43, 102, 104, 108 Lewis, Valerie - 68, 74, 202 LINDSEY, MRS. PETERS - 21, 172, 178, 207 Longman, Dirk - 93, 161, 163, 164 LOPEZ, ALVIN - 29 Lopez, Cindy - 83, 161 LOPEZ, CLYDE - 29 Lopez, Ida Marie - 26 Lopez, James - 93, 104 Lopez, Jerry - 48, 176 Lopez, Kathy - 83 Lopez, Pam - 74, 150, 191 Lopez, Perry - 83 Lopez, Rick - 93 Lopez, Stephen - 83, 102 Lopez, Trisha - 74 Lopez, Wanda - 43, 183, 194 LORMAND, ELLIS - 22, 186 Lovell, Carroll - 48 Lueckel, Kimberly - 74, 150 Lyons, Sandra - 83 McCourt, Betty - 93 McDowell, Gloria - 83, 185 McDowell, Raymond - 44, 134 McFarlain, David - 80, 83 McNeal, Julie - 44 McPhail, Kathy - 83, 161, 195, 202 McZeal, Angela - 74 McZeal, Judy - 76 McZeal, Ronald - 96 Mack, Charlene - 2, 44, 157, 158, 161, 162, 163, 188, 198 Mack, Laura - 83, 161, 163 Mahaffey, Nancy - 74, 197 Mallett, Allen - 44 Mallett, Theresa - 83 Malveaux, Nathaniel - 48, 59 Manuel, Curtis - 96 Manuel, Jimmy - 93, 96, 171 Manuel, Robin - 76 Manuel, Roland - 44, 64 Marcantel, Amoson - 83 Marcantel, Peter - 74, 140, 181, 186, 187, 192, 193 Marks, Cornell - 86 Martin, Matt - 93, 104, 197 Matt, Debra - 74, 152, 153 Matt, Donna - 82, 83, 150, 185, 197, 202 INDEX Matt, Mike - 93 Matte, Dwight - 44, 102, 104, 108, 186, 192, 196 Matthews, Clarence - 83 Matthews, Rogers - 86 May, Rhonda - 93, 185 Meche, Jeffrey - 93, 174 Meche, Mike - 74, 175 Medus, Kathryn - 74, 68, 70, 115, 116, 122, 123, 127, 136, 139, 154, 155, 156, 174, 176, 181, 184, 188, 207, 212, 213 Menard, Donna - 83 Menard, Martha - 74 Metts, Gary - 86 M1ER, HOWARD - 29 Miller, Adam - 83 Miller, Ann - 44, 182, 211 Miller, Connie - 96 Miller, Darrell - 74, 175 Miller, Dolores - 83, 185, 191, 197 Miller, Geraldine - 44, 150, 183, 184, 188, 192, 193 Miller, Harlan - 83, 104, 197 Miller, Jackie - 93, 152 Miller, Margaret - 74, 150, 151, 190, 191, 202 Miller, Patricia - 40, 44, 114, 115, 154, 155, 176, 177, 194, 196, 207 MILLER, VIRGIL - 114 MILLICAN, MR. AND MRS. JEFFERSON - 239 Minter, Carol - 44 Mire, Debra - 93, 152, 191, 197 Mitchell, Cindy - 74 Mitchell, Gayla - 74 MITCHELL. MRS. IONE - 22 Mitchell, Ronald - 93, 104 Mohar, Carl - 93, 104 Mohar, Sherry - 44, 186, 196, 197, 202, 216 Mohar, Susan - 44, 184, 190 Monceaux, David - 45 Monteaux, Sharon - 93 MOORE, DR. JUNE - 28, 207 Moore, Rickey - 45, 65, 116, 134, 174, 175, 176, 186, 196, 211, 213 MORGAN, MRS. BOBBIE - 22 Morgan, Doug - 74, 175 Morgan, Kirk - 19, 45, 102, 108, 109, 111, 175, 198 Morgan, Rene - 93, 152, 191 Morvant, Carolyn - 74 Morvant, Norbert - 94 Morvant, Patricia - 94 Morvant, Phyllis - 94 Mott, Chris - 94, 197 Mott, Keith - 45, 196 Mott, Michael - 174 Mott, Mona - 83, 185, 195 Mouton, Brenda - 76 MOUTON, MRS. HILDA - 29 Mouton, Riley - 94 Mouton, Sheryl - 74, 150 Murry, Terry - 86 Myers, Catherine - 94, 152, 186, 191 Myers, Crystal - 74, 161 Myers, Danielle - 94, 152, 191, 197 Myers, Debra - 94, 152, 185, 245 191, 197 Myers, Judy - 74 Myers, Julie - 82, 84, 150, 151, 186, 187, 190, 191, 197 Myers, Keith - 20, 45 Myers, LaCue - 84, 150, 185, 197 Myers, Mari - 74, 186, 187, 191, 194 Neely, Greg - 74, 161, 163, 181, 211, 213 NEELY. J. C. - 30 Netty, Cathy - 84, 150, 185 Netty, Edward - 84, 86 NEW HORIZONS - 205 Newman, Mark - 94, 97, 104, 174, 197 Nixon, Lucretia - 94 Norman, Freddie - 48 Norris, Linda - 45, 170, 178, 182, 183, 184, 202 Norris, Michael - 84, 123 OUSTALET, FAMILY BUBBA 234 Paillett, Wanda - 45 Palfrey, Doris - 94 Palfrey, Sarah - 75, 122, 123, 127, 128, 136, 138, 139 Papillon, Patricia - 45, 150, 190, 191, 192 PATTERSON, MRS. BENNIE-194 Patterson, Susan - 71, 75, 152, 153, 176, 180, 181, 184, 192, 193, 198, 202, 211, 213 Pattum, Greg - 84 Pelly, Susan - 84 PELOQUIN, MRS. VERNICE - 29 Pentecost, Billy - 83, 84, 104 Pentecost, Linda - 12, 46, 184, 182, 183, 194, 202, 211 Pepper, Carol - 75, 161, 162, 184, 194, 196 Pepper, Clara - 2, 46, 59, 150, 184, 186, 194, 196, 157, 159, 211, 220 PERKINS, MRS. B. L. -22, 183 Perkins, Carver - 96 Perkins, Catherine - 96 Perkins, Deborah - 84 Perkins, Gerald - 96 Perkins, Glenda - 94 Perkins, Gwen - 46 Perrin, Jackie - 84, 161, 162, 185, 197 Perron, Jacquetta - 75, 178, 179 Perry, Debbie - 46, 150, 178, 179, 184, 188, 192, 196, 157, 2 Perry, Douglas - 84 Perry, James - 84, 104, 185, 197 Perry, June - 84 Perry, Pam - 94, 152, 156, 185, 191, 197 Pete, Eldrina - 22, 94, 202 Pete, Loretta - 75 PETERS, JUDGE WALTER - 239 Peterson, Marcus - 86 Phelps, Wensil - 84, 150 PHILLIPS, MRS. FAITH - 180 Phillips, Michael - 75 Pickens, Rhonda - 84 Pickens, Timothy - 46, 102, 109 Pickens, Troy - 75, 192 Pirozzola, Mark - 84, 186, 192, 193 Pleasant, Mark - 84, 85 Portie, David - 84, 104 PORTIER, MRS. LOLA - 191 Post, Sarah - 74, 150 Precht, Kayla - 94, 163, 180, 201 Prejean, Carroll - 84, 174 Prejean, Debbie - 84, 150 Prejean, Wayne - 94 PRICE, BARBARA - 116, 156 Price, Bill - 88, 94, 104, 176, 185, 195, 198 PRICE, BUDDY - 103 INDEX Price, John - 46, 102, 107, 108, 109, 142, 143, 176, 184, 196 PRICE, MICHAEL - 114 Pugh, Ricky - 75, 161, 164 QUARTERBACK CLUB, JENNINGS - 239 Quebodeaux, Carl - 94 Quebodeaux, Harold - 94, 104 Quebodeaux, Michael - 75 Quebodeaux, Ronald - 84 Quibodeaux, Shelia - 84 Racca, Jerry - 94 Racca, Judy - 84, 150, 185, 197, 202 Randolph, Cheryl - 84 Randolph, Gwen - 75 Randolph, Michael - 76 Ray, Charles - 75, 178, 192, 193, 196 Ray, Ricky - 94 Ray, Warren - 2, 36, 46, 159, 170, 171, 172, 178 Rea, Kim - 84, 161, 168, 195, 197 Reddell, Bobby - 34, 39, 46, 102, 107, 111, 113, 131, 132, 176, 181, 188, 192, 193, 198 Redeaux, Broderick - 94 Reed, Brent - 94, 174 Reed, Enroll - 94, 185 REED, JOHN - 29 Reed, Lucille - 84 Reed, Pamela - 40, 46, 62, 186, 194, 196, 197, 198, 231 Regan, Randall - 75 RICARD, FRANK - 23, 166, 169 Ricard, Yulonde - 94, 95, 156, 202 Richard, Bonnie - 86 RICHARD. CURLEY - 29 Richard, Janice - 94 RICHARD, ORAN - 113 Richard, Robert - 75 Richard, Ronald - 46 Richard, Sharon - 94, 195, 197 Richard, Theresa - 94 Richard, Tim - 94, 161, 163 Richert, Jeanne - 84, 150, 180, 185, 197, 198, 201, 202 Rider, Dwain - 84, 104, 197 Riggs, Veronica - 75 Robert, Joni - 94, 152, 180, 185, 191, 201 ROBERTS, BARDIE T. JR. - 3, 23, 162, 164, 165 ROBERTS, MRS. BARDIE T. JR. -164 Robichaux, Chris - 94, 185 Robinson, Cynthia - 76 Roe, Ricky - 88, 94, 97, 104, 176, 185, 195, 197 ROE. SHELLY - 114 Romero, Neal - 46 Romero, Pamela - 75 Ross, Michael - 94 Rowland, James - 75, 184 Roy, Charles - 94, 174 Roy, Cheryl - 94 Roy, James - 94, 174 Roy, Kim - 85 ROY. MRS. LUCILLE - 29 Roy. Phyllis - 85, 197 Roy, Robert - 75, 116, 171, 172, 188 Roy, Thomas - 86, 174 ROY, WALLACE - 29, 210 Rubin, Bobby - 46 Rubin, Connie - 95 Rubin, Sharon - 38, 46, 183 RUDD, JOHN - 120 Rufey, Jackie - 85 RUTLEDGE, MISS BRENDA - 27 Rutledge, Thomas - 2, 45, 46, 159, 189 SABATIER, DR. AND MRS. HAROLD - 239 Sabatier, Martha - 86, 195, 197 Sabyl, Rebecca - 75, 150, 151, 181, 184 Sam, Cheryl - 75 Sam, Cynthia - 75 SARRADET, MRS. GERALD - 23, 31, 184, 185 Sarradet, Randy - 71, 75, 184 Sarradet, Susan - 46, 182 Sarver, Rhonda - 85 SAVOY, DR. AND MRS. FRANK - 239 Savoy, Michael - 34, 46, 102, 111, 119, 143, 168, 176, 188, 196, 211 Savoy, Valerie - 85 Sawyer, Glenn - 95 Schmitt, Sandy - 75, 150, 178, 184, 192, 193 Schnee, Michael - 76 Schuster, Susan - 85, 122, 123, 127, 136, 185 Schwartz, Nancy - 95 Seagraves, Renee - 85 Seely, Oscar - 86 SEGURA, RAYMOND - 116 Shell, Janis - 47 Shell, Stephen - 86 Shirah, Charles - 95 Shirah, Phyllis - 85 Shirley, Jollene - 95, 141, 152, 156, 180, 185, 197 SHIRLEY, DR. LOUIS - 103, 140 Shoats, Cindy - 71, 75, 190, 191, 184 Shultz, Laurie - 85, 150, 185, 197, 202 Simar, Ricky - 95, 174 Simeon, Anthony - 48 Simeon, Nicholas - 95 SIMMONS, SHELDON - 23, 31 Simon, Carl - 75 SIMON, CURLEY - 29 Simon, Debra - 47 Simon, Howard - 96 Simon, James - 95 Simon, Kirt - 85, 86 SIMON, WILLIE - 29 Sinegal, Dave - 95 Sinegal, Diana - 47, 181, 184, INDEX 192, 194, 211, 213 Sinegal, Lola - 85 Sinegal, Veronica - 95 Singleton, Ralph - 75, 164 Sittig, Rickey - 47, 102, 106, 108, 110, 112, 177, 186, 187, 196 Skinner, Myra - 95 Smith, Alexa - 72, 76, 122, 154, 155, 169, 170, 171, 178, 181, 202, 207, 211, 213 Smith, Brian - 85 Smith, Jackie - 76 Smith, Joni - 76, 191, 184 Smith, Marilyn - 80, 85, 122, 123, 125, 126, 129, 136, 139, 185, 195, 197 Smith, Mary - 76, 150, 151, 184, 194, 196 SMITH, ORAN - 29 Smith, Paula - 95, 152, 180, 191 Smith, Rick - 85 Smith, Susan - 85 SOILEAU, SIDNEY - 24, 112, 102 Sonnier, Belinda - 76 Sonnier, Byron - 95, 161, 163 Sonnier, Debra - 76 Sonnier, Donald - 96 Sonnier, Janine - 95, 180, 185 Sonnier, Valentine - 86 Spears, Michael - 85, 161, 163 Spell, Elnora - 95 Spell, Harold - 86 Spell, Rhonda - 95 Spell, Tammy - 85 Spikes, Arthur - 76 Spikes, Pearlene - 95 Stackhouse, Julie - 76, 191 Stafford, Keith - 85, 180, 192, 193 Stagg, Rosemary - 95, 161 Stagg, Stephen - 92, 15, 161, 163 Stevenson, Bennie - 76 Stewart, Harold - 76 St. Germain, Dwight - 95, 104, 174 St. Germain, Gordon - 95 St. Germain, Sharon - 47, 183 St. Julian, Laura - 85 Still, Lisa - 95, 161, 162, 163, 180, 191 Stinson, Rhonda - 95, 152, 180 Stolzle, Brent - 47, 142, 143, 176, 181, 192, 193 STOLZLE, MRS. SARETHA - 24 Strickland, Forrest - 76, 102, 108, 130, 196 Strickler, Randy - 86, 102, 104 Stutes, Dennis - 76, 186, 196 Suire, Linda - 47 Suire, Tommy - 86 Tall, Hillard - 95 Tauzin, Rickey - 47, 116, 135, 176, 177, 186, 200 Taylor, Cheryl - 85 Taylor, Gwen - 47 Taylor, Vanessa - 47 Terry, Eugene - 85 Theriot, Hulin - 76, 102, 103, 104, 121 Theunissen, Elizabeth - 47 Thibodeaux, Bertha - 47 Thibodeaux, Brady - 47, 184, 196 Thibodeaux, Darlene - 95, 152 THIBODEAUX, MRS. JUANITA -12, 24 Thibodeaux, Michael - 85 Thibodeaux, Randy - 85 THOMAS. CHUCK - 221 Tietje, Bun - 2, 47, 116, 160, 176, 180, 181, 184, 192, 198 TIETJE, MRS. WILLIAM - 24, 188 Tipton, Bill - 76 Tizeno, Cynthia - 47, 181, 201, 213 TIZENO, EDMOND - 29 Touchet, Don - 86 Touchet, Patrick - 86 247 TRAHAN. MISS EDITH - 25 Trahan, Freida - 95, 152, 195 Trahan, Glenn - 71, 76, 116, 117, 118, 140, 181, 184, 192, 193 Trahan, Janet - 76, 153, 191 Trahan, Julie - 95, 197 Trahan, Kathy - 86 Trahan, Keith - 86, 174 Trahan, Kenneth - 86, 174 Trahan, Margie - 86, 185 Trahan, Starlett - 95 Trauth, Tony - 86 Trent, Johnny - 47 Trent, Joyce - 95 TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - 239 Tupper, Gertrude - 76 Tupper, Patrick - 95 Tygrett, Greg - 96 UNITED STATES EIGHTH INDEX NAVAL DISTRICT ROCK ENSEMBLE - 204 V.F.W. POST 3686 - 239 VALDETERO, ANTOINE - 25, 31, 184, 185, 210 Valdetero, Danny - 76, 171, 172, 176, 181 VAN HOOK, GENE - 25, 31, 102, 112 Vanya, Becky - 76, 161, 163 Verret, Stacie - 96, 185, 197 Vicknair, Cheryl - 48, 150, 186, 192, 194, 196, 231 Vincent, Keith - 48 Vincent, Michael - 86 Waite, Vicki - 48 Walker, Matt - 86 Wall, Keith - 76, 102, 109, 171, 172 Walls, Cindy - 96 Walls, Darrel - 76, 175 Walls, Shelia - 48, 182 Waltrip, Carlena - 76, 161, 162, 184, 194, 196 Waltrip, Jackie - 83, 86, 122, 123, 127, 129, 156, 176, 185, 195, 196, 197 Waltrip, Ricky - 86, 197 WARD, JAMES JR. - 11, 25 WARD, MRS. JOSEPHINE - 26, 31. 181 Washington, Harriet - 48 WATKINS, HAROLD - 26, 102, 117, 118, 122 Watson, Dari - 86 Watson, John - 76, 104, 184 248 Weary, Andrew - 96 Welch, Diana - 96, 164, 185, 197 WELCH, MRS. CURTIS - 164 WELDON, MRS. THELMA - 26, 98 West, John - 76 West, Milton - 48 WEST, THOMAS - 29 White. Paul - 76, 161, 163, 176, 188 Whitford, Charlene - 71, 76, 152, 153, 176, 181, 184, 196, 211, 213 Whitford, Tony - 96, 104, 195 Wiegand, Daphne - 88, 96, 152, 184, 185 William, Morgan - 86 Williams, DeEtta - 76 Williams, Don - 48 Williams, Herbert - 96 Williams, Pam - 76, 122, 123, INDEX 127, 128., 136, 184. 188, 192, 193, 213 Williams, Regilyn - 48, 61, 161, 181, 188, 192, 193, 201, 213 Williams, Virginia - 2, 68, 76, 150, 151, 159, 160, 178, 179, 184, 192, 194 Wildridge, Charles - 48, 58, 102, 108, 109, 117, 118, 120, 121, 122, 134 Wilridge, Renita - 86 Wilridge, Starlett - 96 WILSON, JAMES - 26 WILSON, MRS. JAMES - 27, 191 Wilson, Mabel - 96, 161, 163, 191 Withers, Donovan - 86 Young, Dorothy - 96 Young, Judy - 96 Young, Karen - 14, 48, 150 Zachary, Alfred - 98 Zeno, Cathy - 76 249 Closing Shadows Dusk, as well as dawn, casts shadows over all things. Among these can be found symbols of athletics and academics, sadness and joy, students and teachers, play and work, sorrow and love. 251